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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
The Iabeas Corpus Destroyed IN New
Hampshire-The Secretary OF war
vs.. the Chief Justice of New Hamp-

The Habeas Corpus Destroyed IN New
Hampshire-The Secretary OF war
vs.. the Chief Justice OF New Hamp-
shire.
A case nearly similar to the BKSEpIcr case of
Buffalo has occurred in New Hampshire. Ma
rHANIEL BArcHELDER having been arrested for
alleged dsloyal practices, writ of habeas corpus
was issued by Judge BELL. Chief Justice of New
Hampshire. on the return of which the following
letter wss read:
JUpeE ADVOCATE GESERAI's OrFfcEJ
september l3. 1862
Hon. Jacob II. Ella. United States Marshal, Roch-
ester. y h:
SIR-YOur telegram TO the Secretary Of War.
under date of the 18th inst, relative to the writ
OF habeas corpus issued in the case OF Nathaniel
Batcheder, arrested tor disloyal practices, has
been referred TO this Office for reply
The Secretary of War directs me TO inform
you that by an order issued under the authority
OF the President of the United States a printed
copy OF which Is inclOsed the writ of habeas cor
pus has been suspended in al. cases of arrests for
"dSloyal practices. 20 which class Of oifenses
that of Nathaniel Batchelder manifestly belongs
The Secretary instructs me % say, that 20 the
writ OF habeas corpus issued By Chief Justice
Pell Bell you should return these facts a. your
warrant toe holding the prisoner in custody
release the prisoner by the civil authority. which
Is not anticipated, the Secretary directs that YOU
appeal sr supper. and protection. IN the discharge
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
AMUsEM ENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HAIL.
SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. l. 1862.
Sixth night ofthe brilan, engagement, Of
Miss Jane Coombs
On which occasion she will appear Lady Eveline in
in the new play Of
THE WIFE'S SECRET.
To conclude with the comic Drama Of
X1 q ~ II x II w II q II ~ 4.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquette- so cents
Lady and Gentlemen. rs Z"
Each additional lady ..... Is
Gal Is
-, hoSes- >.
VA. No single seats sold in Private Boxes Lot
"a. Doors open at o'clock Performance commences
TAX.
II ~ q IL - II II n X.
VENHE CITIZENS OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA
II are hereby notified that the Assistant Assessors
books will be kept open for examination at their Office In
Talbot News Building, until he goth day Of Move mber
next. All appeals ken from their must be
made in writing and left with and the 2lst and 22d
Of same month will hear and determine all appeais
made Parties interested will please call upon Us at that
time. W A. BRADSHAW
Assessor Sixth District Of Indiana
oct3l-d&wtnov22
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
CROCER iES.
Groceries Groceries F!

ygyHR NEW ADDITIONS TO NY STOCK OF GRO
CERES make il complete, Comprising everything
10 be found In well regulated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01

wing the State Pair would do well
wi TO call and examine the above goods 81
RCGER A CALDWELL
Ielse2 -d&wly s. Esst wsshingtonst.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01

QUARTERNASTER's DEPARTMENT, [ $. At
Indian polls. Ind. Oct 20. ls6a.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

M. o ROBERTS ,,,x >,
STEAMSHIPS
SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON
AMERICA
will leave for Asrinwal on
THURSDAY, DEC. IL,
at IL O'clock
from foot OF Warren stree: North river connecting with
steamship
MOSES TAYLOR,
at Panama
For passage apply at the Office of
= NJ. o. ROBERTS,
III West street. corner Warren street, New York.
". B.-The Nicaragua transit being proper order
the above temporary arrangement Is made
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

hhAN0EMi.Nl COM JOLL ASb1
"A FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
first class steamer will leave New York the lst Inn
and 2st OF each month except when these dates fall
Sunday, when the day Of departure will be the Mon
following.
For freight passage apply the only Office No Bow
ling Green. D. B. ALLEN, Agent.
A USTRALIA-KANGAROO LINE-FOR MELBOURNE.
n The splendid first dock ship CAROL4US
MAGN US, 1000 tons burden. viii have the usual prompt
despatch of is popular line for Melbourne direct This
ship M largest and finest vessel ever sent 70
Australia application be made to freight
passage. Apply 10 address MAILLER LORD 4
QUEREAU, l08 Wall street. LORD co. consignees at
Melbourne.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06
TO Make A :, ,T,n!!ElslIsar9H TnEIs aEr69H

~ Z BowERY.-MADAME wfDGER. CLAIRvOYANI
100 gifted Spanish lady % mnveS G sne mysteries o.
or dseases tells lucky uumpcrs psopery oss
or alnlGn. ~ -
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

List.
kohn Lieut. Isaac, 6sth inrry
regt, N Wv
Kittel Lieut. Chas, 6sth Hi.
nois infantry
Lamont Majo w II H,S3dPcnn
Mack John. 4.h bat'n NY art
Mcmahon Michael, Co G, 9Th
regt N Y v, ST Joscphs
Military Hospital
Martin John, Jr, Co A, 10Th
regt NYV
Mans Philip, private, goth
rest, Co ID, NYV
Otturd jas, 2ist bat'y NYv
Parker Smith s, u 5 General
Hosp, cor Lexav and 5lst 81
Plat Chas +, Co A, 10th regt
NYSV
Peck Surgeon Geo, Marine
rendezvous
Peaslay Sergt Z, E,carcis;Licut
Lord, 18th inf'y, US A
Pitcher Mrs, care Capt Thos
q Pitcher
Phillips Peter, 2ist bat'y Ny
v, care Capt Barnes
Rea or Res Hln, Gen Hosp,
olst st and Lex av
Reynolds Nathan NJ
Capt Barnes. art,Co -,NYSV
Rodgers Capt John +, NJ S X,
U Is A
Rodgers Capt J r, NJ s K,u
s a
Rooney Simon, musician, 9TH
regt. Co q, N Y infantry
Standter Louis, Co Z, lu0th
EYv
Shaw r NJ, lsthreg, (National
Zouavesl NYV
Shaw Harvey NJ. Co A, 10Th
rcgt NYy
Scheiiier Capt, U SA
Siehury Harlow X, lis. bat.
terry N y v, Banks division
Smith Wm II, cd Penn Vols,
Smith John. l63d NV
stougnton brig Gen, Vol SER
vice
Southworth Lieut. Irving D,
25th N YArt'y
Temple Edw, care CaptEaton
Buffalo Light battery
Thompson John w, 9Th reet
Michigan inpy
Ward Geo H, Go A, 10th NYy
Washburn Tnos, 20 g, 3Sth
NYV
Waters Capt II II, 1924 N.Y. v.
Sd Metropolitan
Weeks Col, 18th regt N w
Weller Sefriu
Williams Maj Lawrence, 9th
N Y cavalry
White Sergeant ChAs, 25th
battery, care of Can't Grow
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

L1OR NEW ORLEANS DIgECT.
IL The steamship
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
E. v. GAGER, Commander
will leave pier No. North New Orleans Satnrs
day, December u, nj twelve o'clock noon.
Passage TO New Orleans, 375.
No freight received nor bills or adng signed after Friday
Apply 10 II. i. CROMWELL 4 Cos,
sc Weststrcet
The New York herald., 1862-12-06
gHTPPING.

CTRAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING At
- Queenstown Cork hsrbor). The Liverpool New York
philadelphia Steamship Company intend despatching
lheir full powered Clyde built iron steamships as foows
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday, Dee.
VI MANCd6STEH. 5hturuhy Lee -
Saturday Dec 70
and every succeeding saturday az noon North
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

IyOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE SHIP DAVID
HUADLEY, at pier 10 East river, sails this day. For
passage from the Old Country at low drafts
for Great Britain Ireland apply TAPS
COTT CO, So South street.
ENOR EIvERPOOL-CLIPPER SHIP ADELAIDE LYs
anchor In the sails this day noon when
steamboat will leave pier 28 East river convey
gers ON board. For passage apply to
WILLIAMS K GUION, 20 Fulton street,
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

DRESENTs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
GREAT EXHIBITION AT
ALBERT co.'s,
6W BROADWAY. o9l
The ladies the public In 10
called to the large and varied assortnentof
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, &C., &c
lage well selected assorted stock s for
inspection, comprising others the following attract
i've 'novcltics:-
Revolving Christmas Tree with Music
A large assortment or Speaking Dells; also,
Mechanical Dolls initiating III natural movements which
up 70 this time have never been suIAssed 10 curiosity
Portable Piano. which be folded together % - to
occupy very small space and easily transported.
import all goods ourselves We can oner them o.
prices 70 SUIT the tmea
the public aud ampy repay time they may devote in
examination OF the same, we invite 81 70 call ~
ALBERT CO.'S,
69l BROADWAY. COL
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

THOR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
IL REGULAR LINE.
The United States Mail Sidewheel Steamship
COLUMBIA
ID. 3. Barton, Commander,
Will No. North Saturday, December o.
al o'clock r. NJ precisely for New Orleans, touching a.
Havana 10 land mails sad passengers.
No frcigh. taken 10 Havana.
10' 'e's"' y p-'''s'' sPOFsoRD, fILEsToN 3 CO.,
H3 kM 20 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-12-06
ships, Crews List.

Louis Napoleon bark, Samuel
Robertson
L Launeeston ship, Peter
Hansen
Lannnergier ship, Capt Robt
Wilson
Mary Baker bark, Jas 0illen,
Mate
Noun. Vernon bark, Captain
Lawle
Magnolia schooner Lewis
Margaret Evans ship, Anton
Murray
Nelly bark. Louis Nelson
Nina bark, Capt Burns.
Nubia ship, james johnson.
Duncan Mcpherson, sail.
maker
Ocean Wave Schooner, Capt
Benz Lockhart
Onward. Capt Combs
Portia bark. John Byrnc
Robert Cushman ship,
Henshman Dennison
Rosars bark, John Mckay
8 4 Tilly, J Ambury, First
mate
Snow Sguall ship. James
Dillingham;
Scotsman brig, RobtMcEweu,
mate
8 2 Bryant bark, Capt A O
Lane Jr
Time schooner, FrsMcStocher
Thorn bark, James b 6pen.
Ger, 1rst mate
Victory, John Lewis
WIN Cory screw steamer,
Capt Gstelsund, q Dudley,
WHill
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Joined the 93d.-We learn that three Of
the companies Of the ll2th, that went from
here to the defence Of Cincinnati, have join
ed the s3d Ohio, making that regiment full
The companies of Captains D. I. Thorne and
@. W. Wightman, and about 60 men under
Capt ColliAower and Lieut. Clark, are now
all that remain of the ll2th. Where consoli-
dation will carry them we have not the least
idea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
DIssOLUTToN OF pARTNERSHIp

fT4HE Partnsrship heraiofofe sEistne betWeen Chas
IL Posl and William vollbrecht under the arm oi
Oharles Post Co. IL Dissolved ths dag b. mutual
All haylnz claims againsi The fplltef fr atl present
them for payment aad all indebtsd to the arm sill
pieaea 10 sette soon. lIu L- I1H.i
CHARLES POST
rrHu LEga WILLIAM voLLBRECHT.
Dayton, Oct. 1, lss2-o2wS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

WTE have this day louned 4 &C. o.partnership under
s .n as ml.a a. a. : e. and and eesSa'
has been " basinass Tor number of yepra with Mr.
Post, and atteFiy his partner. Mr.. n was formerly
with Mr. p aAd lattsrly with Rogers. Fowler Aehey
A. intend V do business the prlncipes
our former empfoyeHW We hops 10 retain the custom he
1 WILLIAM VoLLaREcHT.
HERMAN sANDMEfkR 3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Eleotion.-The semi-annual election for
officers of the Hibernian Beneficial Society,
will be held next Friday evening, October 3d.
The members are all requested to be present.
By order Of the President
j. Reynolds, Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
PUBLIC NOTICE.

L HAyE this day told out my shAre In TIE stock Of
a. goods formerly owned BY oharles Post q Co, 70
v lllism Vollbreeht and Herman lAndmeier. Both
tave commenced their mercantile career With me- and
mr.. v. has latery been my partner 10 business. A.
hare doubt that they will carry The business on
the same principles By which have bcen governed Tor
thelast thirty years, | hesitate not 70 recommend
thsn 60 The fAvor Of my customers shHl ior time
eontinuo 20 be with thnIn IA their store
Dayton, Oct. l. 1859. CHARLES POST.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
RECAPITuLATIoN
Nem advertisements ~
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAHohB UITIchl CIrf or DANrONl
i4fH it' h l October y, 1862.
L Council on the soth uit, notice Is hereby given 70
the qualified voters OF the second Ward Ia said city
Dayton, that poll will De kept open al the usual
place Of volingiP said Ward, on tuesday, the lith
dsy OF October 1862, between the hours Of O'Clock
IN and six o'clock IN, Tor the election one Trus-
tee, or Councilman, for the unexpired term OF Hiram
Strong, resigned. .l...r. 'nl.lll -.f.,....r
ocsdit W. GILLEsPTE, Mayor,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Religious. Elder L II Chase will preach
tonight 10 Walkers Hall, 9th street. Also,
on Sunday next at lOa A. M, and at night
Those who have been anxious to hear him
again will have the opportunity
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
EVIN HOOPS ESTATE

NOTICE II hereby lpteu that the Auh.eriber Ia,
In been appointed aud quAiihed a. AdminisisaiOi
eomery county, Ohio.
Day'on JuIs q. issa-ssaOws DANIEL HOOPS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

In Market-Tomorrow morning the best
beef, veal and lamb may be obtained at the
stall of Mike Steiner 4 Peter Ritty, No 46,
North side Of Market, near Main. Don't for
get this
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

David CIemmer, o,JonRth4n Yeritey. .,dyJ
John VIII, Aaron Simmons,
John M King g39jimnhiahassk cWogaIhahg9J
John MeQuerrya,-i John Martie, ,bna .aqsn1
James King, David Litton,, oot.t
Benz Hommell, Samuel Bumbaugh.
Z The total number drafted in Perry township
is 81. 1t HoiH3 aat .a Ban i1lrrriHD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Having concluded 20 change my present business
for one mare active, II not more profitable, nave
disposed OF my establishments 30 Mr.. kea, who will,
have no doubt, oendnct the business 20 please the
publici and recommend hun 70 them. 10 my old
customers and friends return my sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage they have bestowed on me and
kope they Viii continue the aRme 70 my succe.sor
shall ever feel grateful 70 my Dayton G.enda,
oca ilU fIf tHHlf lN C. h. HECkIEk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
City and Other Matters.

German Speaking.-To-morrow even
ing Dr. VIM Egry, and others, will address
their fellow citizens in the German language,
at Waltzs 5th Ward House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

The Change Yesterday we called at
tention to the fact that c. K Heckler had
sold his Fruit and Periodical Store to Mr.. j.
D. Rea, who will hereafter conduct the bust
ness as near in the prompt style of his prede-
cessor as to give equal satisfaction to the pub
lie. And that is saying good deal; for
Heckler was always up to the mark, See
the notice of the change in our advertising
columns
Mr.. Rea has all the late papers and maga.
zines, fruit, lot of miscellaneous notions,
and the Mahoney Oysters, which can't be beat
in the world
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Tom at Home l--0ur old friend, and the
''publics humble servant Tom. j. Helriggle,
late Drum Major Of the S5th Ohio, called to
see us this morning. He left Louisville on
Wednesday evening. The Dayton boys, as
far as he could learn, we're ell well, and al
though they are worn down with travel, they
are in good spirits, and ready for any luck
that may turn up The Dayton boys had not
left Louisville when Helriggle started; they
we're under marching orders, however, aud
expected to march next morning t
The Major is in excellent health, and looks
better than we ever saw him. He says he has
seen mighty hard times, but has had enough
fan to balance it. Fun had kept more than
half the men in his regiment alive; aud we'll
bet Tom had TO make the most Of it He
says no man knows how much he can endure
until he tries it
Since he has arrived home the Major has
learned that some drafted men are Offering
a thousand dollars for substitutes He say:
any gentleman who has that much change tC
spare can secure bis services by paying tbs
same in bank TO his credit.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Plumbing.-We would remind the public
that Notwithstanding Charley Ware has gone
to war, the firm of Ware h Malcolm, Jeffer-
son street, near I'd, is well supplied with ma
terial, and have the workmeD to put up jobs
promptly in the best style.
The firm has just received a large supply
Of iron and lead pipe, sheet-lead, and plumb.
ers' materials, which they will put up at the
lowest prices
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

To Drafted Men.-Capt. Kerfoot, of the
Dayton Light Guard, now organizing com.
pany here for the s4th Ohio, authorizes us TO
say that he will pay the usual bounty to draft
ed men and substitutes This will be good
news, indeed, to many poor men who have
been drafted, and who have been distressed
about leaving home without making any pro-
vision for their families
This thing of giving bounty to drafted men
puts different face on the matter, and with
those who are not prepared to place their
families in comfortable position, this aid
will come in most oppOrtune.
We like this disposition on the part Of the
authorities to treat generously the men whom
the necessities of war have compelled to take
the field. 1t will tend to take good deal Of
the bitterness from the hard fate to which
they have been subjected
We hope drafted men and substitutes will
at once improve the chance of securing the
bounty, for II not attended to at once the OPP
portunity win be gone But few days are
granted.
Don't fail to enquire for the Light Guard
when you go to the Court House to seoure
the bounty, Capt. Kerfoot, and Lieutenanis
Turner and BrOwnell, are clever men, and
thorough drilled officers, having seen service,
They will treat their men right we will war
rant
Drafted men don't delay Time'll be up
Monday Apply to Capt Kerfoots tent, sign
Of the silk flag, Court House Lot and get
the bounty,
Attention Prompt attention is called
to the following very important Order from
Headquarters:
CAMP DESSISoN, Oct I'd, 1862.
All members Of Company /, llth ReRi.
nent o, V. l., report 10 these quarters imnis.
dfatsty, as the Company has marching orders
TO join their regiment
By order Of j. p. STALEY.
Capt Co |, llth Reg, o. vi.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
Especially Reported Tor the Dayton Issrss. j
Namen OF Persons DRAFTED.

g The following persons have, thus fAr,
been drafted: .it..i t....'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Not Exaotly-The New York Clipper
says
Smith 4 Ralton's Dramatic Company have
done well at Columbus, Ohio, and are now at
Dayton.
We are gratifed to learn that those clever
gentlemen have "made it pay in Columbus !;
but they have given us no inkling of their
intention TO visit us.
The Clipper also has the following bit Of
news
The German Harmonic Society of Dayton,
Ohio, intend soon to commence semi-weekly
performances at Beckel Hall
This is, we are sure, premature The Har-
monias will soon, we presume, commence the
usual programme Of entertainments for the
season but they will be given semi.monthly
instead of Semi-weekly
If all the theatrical intelligence in the Clip
per is as reliable as the two items it gives Of
this city, its readers will have to guess at the
truth Of EN-. ,L
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Furniture, &c. at Auction -on satur-
day (to.morrow) morning, at o'clock, c. p
Huber & Son, No. 2sO, Old Post Office Build.
ing 3D. street, will sell lot Of desirable fur
niture, etc, consisting in part of one fine bu.
reau, two parlor stoves, two sets chairs, one
enclosed wash-stand, arm chairs, large lot
of bedsteds, cots, oueensware, and many 9TH
er articles
Also-Some medical works, French Die
tionary ollendorf's Method of learning
French, and Key TO the work They belong
to soldier
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Military Fund Persons hold
ing subscription books to he Military Fund
are requested to return them Immediately to
@. W. Rogers, Treasurer.
The County Bonds are now NAdy for deliv-
cry TO all who have paid their subscriptions
in full
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
SpertaI Notices.
EXEMPTION PAPERS.

Persons Claiming TO be Exempted from
military service, and foreigners who have not
exercised the rights of citizens, subjects Of
other Governments, persons under eighteen
and over forty-hve years Of age, and all those
incapable of performing military duty, on Ac
count of physical disability, must, according
to the rules prescribed by the Secretary Of
War, furnish LAWFUL evidence to that effect.
Persons can obain said papers from the un.
dersigned, according to law.
JOHN H. sToPPRLMAN.
Justice of the Peac, and Noiary Public, No
29O Third Street Dsytoa Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Conscription The draft has thrown the
whole county into commotion. Large nam
bers of men are in the city from the town
ships being drafted, anxious to learn their
fate while many are here from the townships
already drafted, aud having been caught, are
endeavoring to procure substitutes here in the
city.
Every thing 10 Draft The interest in the
war--in everything in life, is, in fact swal.
lowed up in The Draft The agony will be
over in two or three days, when the conscripts
will know how the land lays Some will have
the means TO hire substitutes, but the great
majority-many Of whom can hardly be spar
ed from their families-will have to 60 The
wealthy exempts should see that their families
are provided for.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
1AKrNa.
FOR SALE.

rINHE undersigned wishes to sell hisnew VINEGAR
/ FACTORY For fnrther Iarncillafs apply at bigei
warden sci JAOUB PHElZINoEk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

New Firm.-We call the particular at
tention of our readers in the city and coun-
try, to the dissolution of partnership between
Charles Post 4 Co., and the institution of a
new partnership between Messrs. vollbrecht
& Sandmeier, successors to the old firm.
Mr. Post who has been in prosperous bust.
ness for about 80 years, during which time
he has secured the respect and confidence of
the public, retires from the firm. May he
live long and prosper.
Messrs Yollbrecht 4 Sandmeier served
their business apprenticeship under the i'm
mediate supervision of Mr. Post, and the pub
lie may expect to find the new firm establish
ed upon the same correct basis as the old
one.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

sHEPARD,s nc l. n A It -
By GOLD PINSRt LAFkkb.
POWDER TO CLEAN SILVIA
A AND PLATED WAhE - witiIouI
causing the least scrAtch-at LAkkkE.