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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30

New YoRlt, MoNDAY, Sept. 29,-lIavng
been requested to read the New York Daily
Herald Of to-day, so far as it describes the
purposes and doings Of the late conference of
governors at Altoona, and happening to be the
only member Of that conference now in this
city, / do not hesitate to say that the implica-
tons contained in the correspondence from
Altoona are without foundation in fact. The
meeting was characterized by the most kindly
feeling. harmony of sentiment and unanimity
of action in support of the government in Il
most vigorous prosecution of the war for the
suppression Of the rebellion.
N. 5. BERRY, Gov Of New Hampshire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30
From Wa hIngtOn.

WAsnNGroN, Sept. 29.-Bolvar Lowell of
Alstead has been appointed assessor Of the
third district Of New Hampshire, in place of
Cplyin May, Jr., deceased, under the excise
and direct tax law.
1t is not known here in army quarters that
Gen. Buell. Gas stated in the newspapers) has
been assigned to duty at indianapolis, to or
ganize paroled prisoners into regiments. BY
direction Of the president, Major John X.
States service, is dismissed for uttering dis
loyal sentiments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30
MINNESOTA Indian War.

ST. PAUL, Sept 2S.-Three hundred Sioux
Indians, under Little Grow, attacked Col. Sib-
ley's command on the 23d inst. The battle
lasted two hours, resulting in the repulse OF
the Indians with loss Of thirty Killed and a
large number wounded. -Four whites were
l,if' ] and fam thirty to forty wounded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29.-rhe trains on the
Louisville and Frankfort railroad have ceased
running for the present. The rebels have
captured the telegraph instruments at La
Grange and Obannous. A gentleman from
Frankfort says that ON Friday there were 400
rebel troops there, and they expected Hum
phrey Marshall to take charge of the posts
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Gen. Nelson Shot Dead by Gen. Jeff. G.
Davis.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29.-At the Gait House,
at 8 this morning, difficulty occurred be-
tween Brig. Gen. jeff. G.. Davis and Mayor
Gen. Nelson. 1t appears that there has been
a difficulty between the parties for some tIme'
Nelson was in the Office of the Gait House,
and Davis spoke to him. Nelson refused to
listen to him, and used some insulting Ian
guape. Davis Immediately borrowed pistol
md followed Nelson, who was going up stairs
to his room; and whilst on the stairs, Davis
shot him. The ball entered his heart Mel
son afterwards walked to his room and was
laid on A mattrass, where he soon alter died.
CDcrxxArt. Sept. 29,-The Louisville cor
yospondpnt of the Times says Cen DAVIS
went into the Gait House at hait past eight
This morning, where he met zen Nelsoii' anu
referred TO the insulting treatment ne hau re-
cpiyed at his hands, in ordering MN 10 oll-
cinnoti Gen. Nelson cursed nm III ll'e u'oe'
infamous manner, and struck INN IN Vhe I'ce
several times. aud then retired re" Puoes'
Davis borrowed u pistol lrom l'lehu' "u
yanced upon Nelson, who by tu' ti'ne i'1u
gained the stairway, walked uirec.ly uP "
him. and fired. Everybody VINO "'"'''e'
the affair justities DAVIS. ,.., many
,,neictirg orcounts of the shooting OF Cen
Ncison placed Davis in command OF Tue
home guard forces Of the city. Atnlgn' d.
Wis reported to Nelson the number OF men men
working on the entertainments and enrolled ,Y
for service. Nelson cursed him for not nav nav
inp more. Davis replied that he was gen
eral officer, and demanded the treatment -, 4"
gentleman. Nelson in an insulting manner
Ordered him to report at Cincinnati, and ioiu
him he would order the provost marshal 10
eject him from the city. er-,...., and
This morning Gov. Morton of Indiana ana
Gen. Nelson were standing near the uesk III n
the Gait House, when Gen. DAVIS approached
and requested Gov Morton W % Gan Tel.on
He demanded of Nelson an apology for the
r rI treatment he had received last week
Nelson S being Htuc deaf, asked him to speak
louder. Davis again demanded an apology
Nelson denounced him, and slapped NAN IN
the face. Davis stepped back, clenehed MS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30
TteEaaa.

Trenton, Sept. 29.-The twenty-second
regiment of New Jersey nine months men,
left to-day for the seat Of war. The regiment
is fully equipped.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30
From Wort Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. l8.-The steam
er Guide, from Newbem, North Carolina, put
in here this morning and left at noon for New
York. She brought no news.
Everything is very quiet at Norfolk and
Suffolk. The flag Of truce boat, John \.
Warner, from Aikens Landing, arrived here
this morning, bringing down only two families
from Richmond on their way north.
The Richmond Dispatch Of September u,
says that about two weeks ago five men were
arrested from boat in Mobile Bay, on sus-
picion that they were making an attempt to
escape to New Orleans. They were SUISSE
quently sent to prison in Mobile and upon
searching them there were found upon them
charts and plans Of the defences of Mobile.
One of them, Dr.. Marius Louis ROssyaley
Of New Orleans, where he had wife and
children, has been hanged, but whether by
military or civil authority is not asCertained.
The Dispatch also says Our army is
daily increasing by accessions of stragglers
and conscripts Whatever may be the in
tended movements of Gen. Lee, he is perfect
ly successful in keeping them concealed.
What is concealed from our people finds little
chance of making its way to the enemy. Up
to Tuesday last our pickets extended to the
neighborhood of Harper's Ferry 1t is not
probable that the federal army will attempt to
cross the Potomac again atpresent. Romney
is occupied by our rangers.
Give hundred Yankees, many Of them
wounded, are expected to arrive to-day from
Gordonsville. If they arrive in season they
may be included in the number of released
prisoners that we shall send to Aiken'S Land
ing today. On Thursday night siXty-seyen
Yankee prisoners arrived from GOrdonsville
with fifty Yankee civilians and others. Tween
one Yankee prisoners, captured in North Car
DINA were received at the Libby prison yes
terday."
The Richmond Dispatch also mentions the
fact that Abraham Lincoln has issued proc
lamation to liberate the slaves, but makes no
further comment on the subject.
The same paper also states that Yankee
cavalry force visited Warrenton junction on
Thursday last, where a number Of wounded
were left after the battle Of Manassas. 1t
conjectures that the Yankees intend to make
a raid on that place to take prisoners those
who from their wounds are unable to defend
themselves.
The Dispatch also contains an item from a
Texas paper Sept. Sd, which says that Gen.
Samuel Houston is alive and well, and living
on his old homestead. The Dispatch advises
the appointment OF a reliable brigade in the
seIFIce W prevent Struggling hOll 'h0 NOii
tederate army.
The Richmond Examiner of Sept. 9th
says that the public highways in the valley OF
Virginia from Winchester to Staunton are
crowded with suffering and wounded soldiers
who were in the fights of Sunday, Monday,
and Tuesday, and especially in the terrible
fight of Wednesday of last week. they lett
the battle field for home or the hospital, and
were too weak to proceed and had no money
to procure their passage.
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A. P. WARE & co.

INVITE THE AT IGNITION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS, AND ALL PUKCHAs-
ERs OF CLOTTTENG, TO a LARGE
AND VERY EXCELLENT STOCK OF
sEAsONADLE GARMENTS OF RE-
CENT PRODUC ETON, COMPRISING
THE USUAL AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES OFTuE SEASON, AND THEY
FEEL GREAT CONFIDENCE THEY
WILL BE FOUND TO MERIT GENER-
ALAPPRORATION.
OUR STOCK OF HoYs' CLOTHING
is ALSO FULLY EQUAL TO THE OF
FERINGs or ANY FORMER SEASON,
AND CARE WILL BE TAKEN To
KEEP PIIIs IMPORTANT DEPART
NEENT OF OUR BUsINEss IN FULL
ASSORTMENT OF ALL OF TEH IL MOST
DEsT ABLE DESCRIPTIONS OF
GARMENTS FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES
AND SHES. Boys CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, IN THE e EST MANNER.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION To
OUR VERY LARGE STOCK OF FUR
NIsMING AND PIECE GOODS, WHICH
WILL sE FOUND WORTHY OF THE
ATTEN ZION OF PERSONS IN WANT
OF ANY QUALITY OF GOODS FOR
sEASONABLE CLOTHING, FOR ETH
ER MEN CDR BOYS.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
coon STOCK OF GOODS FOR MILL
TARY CLOTHING.
GAR ssENrS OF ALL ID ESCRIP-
TIONS MADE TO OR DEK WITH
VEOAaKs'CNESS AND SATISFA CyrION
| IN ALL GASES GUARANTEED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30

TREASURES OFFICE,
CITY OF WORCESTER, sept 25th, 1862
The Tax Bills all ready for settlement six ner
cent discount If paid before October TO- One ner
cent per month viii be added after November LIST.
ONCE Ia City II Ill Building Office hours From A.
NJ to p and to r. NJ, TIL October /. And from
81 M. to i22 p. NJ, and to P. NJ. till oct 10.
GEORGE W. WIFE, LER,
SIS dtolO Treasurer and Collector.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHUSETTS. Return of the CITY FIRE INsuRtNcE
Co, OF NEW HAVEN CoSN on the first day OF Noycm.
Der, 1861.
HENRY A BROWN, General Agent
amount of capital, 500 GOO 90
{" actually paid in. 200 900 90
Number Of shares 9 600 Par value each 500 90
Amount Of fire risks outstanding 50 Si5 G5l 81
BANK STOCKS OWNED BY THE COMPANY.
PAW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30

WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL
W SOCIETY - ANNUAL MEETING Tho Annual
Meeting Of The Worcester Agricultural Society will be
held on WEDNESDAY, Oct. .5th 1852, at ten O'Clock
A. at the Socetvs !lall In Worcester f) the choice
Of officers, and the transaction Of any other business
that may legally come before the meeting.
SIG dtoi5&w2t JOHN u. WASHBURN Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30
MI USICAL CONVENTION
THE ANNUAL SESSION THE
Worcester County Musical Institute


Commencing MONDAY, Sept. 18th 1862 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, ana continuing five DAYS and evenings
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30

VIVA Shauld he IL Every TAmlly.-All per-
liable pains In stomach or Bowels, or thule
IA urbus which should never he neglected; 90 Teeth
and lart0hc Neuralgia, which is 50 controlled by
BY sudden cOds also TO Nervous Sick Ncadache caused
by the least udiCetiun, fatigue or carci aud lastly,
LOSS Of Sleep which Judges Lawyers, students, Bus-
ness men, anxious mothers and aged persons are all sub
ject to, fines 'st potent cure iu III NEwELLs TOLu
ANOuYEE ana more perfect PAIN kGLLrG, OF Family
Neccssitv, Is not TO be- found by the above Is meant
cure or money ~ be Refunded.
~ Fac Siullc OfJ. H. lIuuuGWlHs signature over
COtks OF genuine only.
For sale bf all d'aicrs everywhere, JOHN q HILL
NJ G.GEEEN ~ 90 JAMES GREEN, GEO. =. HAIR
Low, Agents for Worcester, Mass deodNwlm sl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30

& YOUNG MAN who has had several
A years experience as Accountant and Travelling
Agent for an extensive manufacturing Company IN this
county, would like situation in either o the above
capacities. Address, at the SPY Office, Accountant"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30
$iehJ advertisements.

w ANPED "A situation as Bookkecper
or Entry CLERK, by Young man of I'VE years
experience Address BO0kk eper, this Office.
$50 div
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13
sHEKlFFs SALE.

William Patton Mpn'sonery superior conrt,
wlnAnl sneet, ct al Case No Ias5. -
DUhsOANt 10 Su ot1-sr OF sale insia Tue s-uperior
nul oder puDie sas me VI uls Uonri n o.
"a the clty vi Dayton,
-I sdlaisilg, Dses1sttr 49, tvSa, ,jdt llBal2s
AT sOrluck IA % sau daJ, t.v ioiivvi1s desyrlUsd
zeal estate iO-Wlt All th~t ~ tin trscI iaia tstn
paIt V 's west ''Aii Vi tiOh tuH v toeIslp nys
ol.fange i've loj sssi se kihuhg asst snphi
eeaI M bfaleh Aua rluiiii noftii p,Jy
vest iOO poles to stuk. Thence i.ftu ifU- var Ba
poles 10 siAAe iu the Via inei ile>s aSLt IA, O. si
Sreea east vte inurSd aud 1wuty pUies STAKE AZ
.ns olu liuei hepee nvr -guty urgi zee Asl vbo
nuuufsu aud sky lVfes " sAks auOlnink Danlsi
nUV'er, sem tieiiee horth Ys grzs assl uinslS
Vne POI 70 toe piscv VI lekiulisk, contaiullx Que
hunurrd ACRES no - nTsy ell W lst1 at
ieib by DANIEL ReasoI, Dalei l.eaaot
~ eAenptlhs lrpm iiie vleraOls tnin peynhcs
,Welte acres VI lanu LeiLB tie nvrtl iis toHn
y OnlOn 10 the county ~ donfsumery staIe ~
JmO, wneh Was iad outln iowa lots, ahd revoiusI
N DooG b. page tl, anu ezceptInK Our iakrsa anu
4l.lVO Vi laud win the water power, privileges nlu
Appiif.enhilces a soit contsysd Agliiaai and
Aiattln oheets Ia the half haid section as ~
dscd dated May ~, 1876, recordei IA Ook.ll,' pnau
1lS, reference UeinS ilad will ity appear winch
and being situated Ia the county OF montgomery AMI
-tHte OF ONO
said land nas been appraised st 81 900 aud rAnso
9e sold Ior less than two-.hraB Of ihat HnO uut.
Terms o. sale, cash. .i 70 .iNAA MA
40 ye sold As tg propeety OF william Sheets al ths
sut Of Wiiiiam fHtiph against HIM and others ~
lhs above dssenbsd property lying aebacsat thsi
own OF unon, tweiye inlles norm o Daton coil,isl-
u 81 IS lOO VI lRud with ,purloous ~ y .,,,k
dwelling honse large new barn, inll AUD dlsuii,f,
a cooper snvp and several other tenenaelits -
GEOhGE WO5AMAN, sheiin MOST couhty
DAVE Iowa, Attorneys noewtsff,l q
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Toopl TOOTll TooTIll
Kris Kinkle is KoIning |!
q IL r $ n MAS GIFT 81
CANDIES AND CANDY TOYS !

JUST RECEIVED AT sas THIRD ST.. DAYTON,
TNHE largest and finest Holiday Goods ever offered
Il IN Dayton, comprising, IN part,--kose, Leinsn,
aud strawberry Gum Drops, Peppermint Dfops-Red,
White and Blue, Liquorice, Sugar Aim onds, Gum
SUCKS, iulube Bars, tine mixed CANDIES, Burnt Al.
monds, Almond Bars, Cocoa Cream Candies, rabbit
Houses, Baby boaes Soldiers, Hearts, Birds Country
Houses, Circus FiRnres Market Wagons, Alphabets
unpds ON Flowers, Bread Baskets, Brillants, Bon.
meta, Union Eggs, sugar Boxes, Whistles, Hollow
Loys, Dog Houses, Deer, BUTTERFLIES Bird OaKes
Watches Gum Mastie, ae, &c., &C. .IuE1pg,'
The proprietor has Roi and Is reee wing IN, t!ood.
70 please every possible taste. He determined that
the public shall have everything Of the latest nlces
Call or send orders v, H. BRANDENBUkG,
dele gas Third street vreat ~ pns,',f.,.
...f.H.Ir. IU (Journal copyJ MN lH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13
POrtmOnnaies, Purses,
PRESENTS
snERIFFS SALE.

George A, Grove, guardian Of George
"a. winebrsnner LonEa NJ Wine Superior
brenper aud David II. WinebreuneT, Court OF
rMnuh Montgomery
Charles Maxwell, Joseph W. Maxwell, y Ohio
Lena Maxwell, Mary Baldwin, and
+, NJ, baldwin, residents OF the state Petition
Of Iowa, James Taylor, George Tay- for
lor and Charles Taylor, fesidsnts of Partition.
the state Of Indiana, aud Cafhanne
winobrenner, resident OF Montgom- No 26be
cry county Ohio, Defendants 'l.--
DUk5uANr 70 an order OF tho Superior Court of
il Montgomery county, Ohio, made IN lie eLove
case, yiil seli a. public anehon ON the emis,s in
f..... Saturday Jaauary ~, 1865,
~ one o'clock IN q said day, the following descub
"a properly, tO-wE lnots Nos. and 49, agretatly 10
samuel etobers plat " the town ol Mianislr IN The
county OF Montgomery. AID state Aoi eaaid, except w
much Of lot No. 10 a. has been taken O the east side
thereof by the Great Mumi Turnpike. SAID lots are
known and designated as lots Nos. 1874 and lS0 lhs
Also an out-lot N lie town Of Mianista,rr m said
county, containing ana half acres more or less
being the same lot conveyed BY panie Gebhan 10 X
in BOOK Ai page G03 OF the Montgo merry county rec
ords, and lndsf ihe wnt oi parii.on this has
been suo-diyded, plated anu recorded a. "Mins-
Nos $40, Se, 57, aas aa and sso an will appear BY
Teierence 70 said plat at l... l..
sand properly has been appraised lfee Of dover A.
In lots Noe. and Is on slobers plat known as Il
lsl and la4 on she revised plat enure at. $500
And on Mlnebfenners addition
Lot No. $50 100
Lot No ~ at'ff..'s'''' .ah0
Lot No Sss 20
lot No. asg gat,,.,.'f.s.,,..,t st,is.s 80
kSd eS Cannot ss I6Id H. les ha ~ o sS
praised value thereof sad property will b. sOd nee
TsfinsIoae third Of tle purchase money must be
paid cash the day oi sale .tlrd in and one-
thfd IN two years deferred pay meh 70 bear interest
GEORGE wJaAnKE' shsrif hi6nt. county.
AnAE cl4l, Attorney li delsdsWaSis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13
sHERIFFs SALE.


John tofey etsl Montgomery common Flsasss
..a. . W. Z ...... I-se Az, AZ. AL 4.
Phlip kdwArds et nj IA rnfu,loi Hl- st
a virtue Of, sid IA DOcliencr " tiis command o.
- an Oruer ~ iSstea tS Vass aud q,
iiv hrecIed NHl Vrer AT pibic at The dovi Vi
tne Court house ln tiie city VI Dayton, on 20 fiil
saturday, Jdlaagu :, 1873, .fft rf aff
Az o'clock y M " sai uRJ, the lOiiuwing descfLsd
real estate, IOWA ~ Lot nuinOvlsa ae1 (UojtH
lhe lonn VI Uh1u la TIE eouniy VI Munts sounoiy aoa
stale Ut UhiO. 7.al.. n asl'-U.fI F17t
The sainsi with the Improvements theron, has been
appraised al sIUJ, tor less than tsOl
lhirds ol the appraised bape. leims-I asn, - IN {.
one and IN twO years foni the day salu; uustaud
pay hiehts 70 be srctireu ~ mortgage Sn the p.sm.
isc1. II tt 'H' BIB NH 10 UuN
deisi'ssw,s DEoksE woGAaAN, shs,in,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

Bully mike Steiner Stall 40, will have
the incest Show McAt-beef, veal, md. lamb
---on Christmas morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13
IMPORTANT 10 CO0PRRs.

A NEW and Improved shaving Horse, a irst rAis
~ Thing. II givos good eafianclou and sells vlSll
a. asslgnInent 81 this Invention viii ~ made on 10
eTa terms bsiweeu poW and the hfst of ofJan0Afy Cs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

Wanted.-A Girl to do general house.
work. German girl preferred. Enquire
at the Lafayette House, 277, Third atreet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

Something Up-Yesterday the Presi-
dents and Superintendents of the G. II. 4 d.
and d. d NJ. ROADS went up to Toledo on a
special train.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13
CrTR dOvERRJNGENr

Aayor.--william H. Giespiei Office, l0T, Main.
Adrshai.-Stacy b. Cain; office, at Mayors office.
Tfed.Urer.--D. W. Reese; office, j. W. Darst Bros
Soiicit0r.--Joslah Lowell; ofics, .i-' t+..tt
Gsrk--Anthony Stephensi Office, Council Chamber.
Cty COuncl.-- l'.
First Ward-Amos Decker and Hugh wiggm.
second Ward-Ezra Blmm and Hiram STRONG. ro
Third Ward--I II. Kiersted and Geo. W. Rogers.
Fourth Ward-J, A. Mnck and l.. L. ailliland.
Fifth Ward-Ezra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth Ward-w. M Love aud Jacob Decker.
TOWNSHIP oFFICERS.--Jiistiees Of Pace
VIM. II, Mckinney Office, 3d, near Main.
John H. soppeman; office, I'd bet Jef 81. Clair.
James Turner office, IS, Jefferson.
~ Cbnstdbtss.
Isaac Hale and Ezra Jeffreys, tfNR tt5t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

Watches and Diamonds p. Huber
y Son will soon have Pawnbrokers Sale Of
Watches and Diamonds, Big Thing-look
ont for notice.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13
Dayton Business Directory.

TEAMS FoR ADvERrIsINa IN BUSINESS DIREoroRY =
Regular yearly advertisers, one line gratis. Others
"a per year; 81 for six months 81 for three months
6e- htyHent ~ al eases IN ddpance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

Postponed The second concert of the
Hoier Family has been postponed until Mon
day evening, when it will come of at Huston
Hall.
The concert last night was excellent. The
.warbng excelled any thing we have had in
this city for long while Their Tyrolean
mode of snging is novel and pleasing. The
violin and flute solos were most artisticAlly
given; and the Star spangled Banner, as
sung by Madame Hoier, was alone worth the
price of admission. Our German readers
would be especially delighted with the per
formanee, as part OF the programme is in
their language, and we hope they will turn
out in force on Monday night t1t)f
The Hofers are worthy people and good ar
tstes let them have full house on Monday
evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

|, The Great Rebellion. We again refer
to this great work OF the popular author aud
fne writer, J. T. Headly, Esq. It is a com.
pete and graphic history of the Civil War /;
the principal battles and points OF interest
incident to the war throughout the whole
country, are accurately presented in the best
style of the engravers art correct steel.plate
portraits of President Lincoln, jeff Davis
prominent Civilians and Generals Nerth aud
soutbg Commanders in tho Navy, &c., &C.,
are given through the body Of the work, and
add greatly to the interest There will be
two volumes of 500 pages each, handsomely
aud substantially bound, 1t will be yGlua,
BILE acquisition to every library
z This History will be sold only by subsorip.
ton Mr. M. Child, Jr, prompt and rela-
Bile gentleman, ia Agent for the work in the
City and County.
old0 ,a0ItEa ,NI0l a a8T8H II8a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

Coming -R, 8. Dingess, Esq, AvAunt
Courier Of Arlington 4 Donniksrs Minstrel's
passed through the city yesterday, and ar
ranged for the Troupe to give Concert at
Huston Hall Friday and Saturday, Dec. 26th
and 9th. They are pronounced by eompe-
tent critics to be the best Ethiopsaa Comedi-
ans travelling. While amusements are the
order of the days and nights, don't forget
that this first class company will be here on
the 26th inst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

Fixing Nice-We learn that Beckel
Hall is being repaired adorned and put in
the incest condition of modern style and ele-
gnnee, ii4lgI hRtgllsa bHg .naf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

Change of Venue.-on Monday morn
ing the motion for change of venue in the
case of Henry M. Brown, indicted for the
murder of j. i. Bollmeyer, will be argued
before Judge Parsons.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

Music -Duh, lOs Nam street. has sold .
large number Of the Yallhndigham Polka
aHd will have another supply today
We may as well say, also that DUFF has
received a lot Of those extra Fonga.saues
Oysters, u,l ,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

Oysters, &c.-Rea, No. 10 Phillips House
Main street, has a fresh supply of those ex-
ira Mahony Oysters, He also has the New
York Weekly, Harper's Weekly, and other
papers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13


At last The rain has set in at last I
Appearanees--at the moment we are pultiag
this item in type--indieate that we are to
have a arainy season We fear to say any
thing further on the subject, as we might dis
turb the suspicious arrangement just eom-
menced. l-i laut ..al i.t .t.t.l, .I.5
P.S-sJust as we feared The rain stands
adiournad liF nu
r.leNila ---fi+HS HS-f-------- UtI
Ladies l--Don'I forget that @ p. Huber
4 Son have just the incest Cloaks, and latest
styles OF goods
Gents-Go TO Hubers, Old P. o. Third st,
for waterproof lboOts, etc, etc.
Young Bolks--Go TO No $50 Third street.
and see the stacks Of nice things-roys, &c,
which Old Kris'Kmkle has deposited with
Will, Huber for Christnas presents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13

9th st. Exchange-JOhn Gangnagel
will set tp-top Lunch--with Turkey and
Oyster.Soup-at his Exchange, S. +. corner
of Ludlow and 9th street, tomorrow morn.
ing at half past 9 clock.