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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA, MAYoRALrY or x. O., C1r. Ha.I Man lG l.G2
Maj Gen kBrw. F. Bull ', Csad'g [ s. Fore

STATE OF LOUISIANA, MAYoRALrY or x. O.,
 CIT, IA L, May l6 lo62. Maj Gen kBry F. Bull r, Csad'g [. s. Forces: SrR-Your general order No. 9, ot date of 18th inst. of ,aracter sD eXtra0rd and astouhd ing, th tt cannot, holding the office of chiet'mag i@tfate of this city, chargeabe with ifs peace and dignity, suffer it to be promulg ated nnur presence without protestin against the threat 1t contains. which has already aroused the ;oa>so's of our peo pie, and must exisperAte them to q degree beyond control. Tour officers and soldiers are permitted by the of this order to place ary construction they may please upon the conduct of our wives daughters, and upon such construction to offer them atroclous insults.
 The peace of the city and the safety of y0ur officers and soldiers from harm insult have, affirm, been successfully secured to extent bling them to move through our streets almost noticed, according to the understanding and agree ment entered into between yourself and the city authorities. did not, however, expect war upon women and children, who so far as I am aware, patton of their city by those whom they believe to be their enemit s, and will never undertake to be respons ble for the peace of New Orleans while such an edict which infurates our citizens remains in force
 To give license to the officers and soldiers of vonr command to commit outrages, such as are in dicated in you order, upon defenceless women, is. in my udg ment, a err Jach to the civilization, not to say to the christianity, ot the age, in whose name make this protest
 l am, sir, your ob servant.
 JOHN T. MoXRoE, Mayor.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

WISH to purchase thousand bushels of Rye. fir . use Of the Army of Confederate states tJ be dx Vered at ArkAde phia and Little Rock
 J0aN PALMER, Major
 anl Chief Commis,afy rr,ns-Mss=. Lt.. June F, 'G2 St. Washington Telegraph copy times and send bill to ths office.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

FEpERAIs RETREAriNG-We have intormation' we know to be reliable, that the federSis are re- treat ng back across Whiteriver Our forces nave been annoy ng them exceed ngly on the Little ked.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
MEDICAL HEADQUARTERS, TRANS Mss DIsr.,l
 I.ntLe knrh. Lnne !. leN2.
T. C. HINDMAN,
 MaJ. Gen'l C0md',

" J To the Mothers and Daughters of Arkansas Lou
 iSjana and Teras:
 Whose patriotism is unexcelled, we appeal for aid from you. The surgeons of hospitals and re- giments ale in need of OiQ Linens ami Cottons, Lnt and Blndages, and must rely upon you alone to furnish them, there being no other meas Of pro- curing q sullciency. The B1ndases should be about five yards long, from two to three inches wde and tirul, rolled. Packages of thee articles should be ctretully put in sacks and directed and 1t by safe eyance to Dr. Siverbui4, Medical P.rveyor, Little Rock, Arkansas, who will thank fully acknowledge their receipt.
 JAMES M KELLER,
 Medical Director Trans Miss Dist, C. s. A, Gazette CODY twice.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
JUNE 5. 3P. N.
Truly yours,

NOTE BY THE EDToR.-Since the above letter was received, information has come to hand of an other brush with the f1ds on Saturday last. Some four or five were killed and taken prisoners. Tay- or and Johnson are doing good work andholding the federals at bay until such time as they can be driven together and whipped iu lump
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
{ CLERK s CERTIFICATE. l
C ] \ [ Fl UF
 CnrErY nF

l, ,--- clerk of the county of -, do hereby certify that lae -tAtllea.- set forth iI the aDoye affidavit, are. to fr -.n knowledge Of upon testimony which l ueom conclusive, tue and correct.
 in testimony vi ereof, l hereunto set my [L.s. hand and seal Of office, at ----, this
 - day of -, Ic6
 --, Clerk. No application will b. considered unless made in the prescribed form.
 IT, Certificates of disability for exemptions must be given only by surgeons or assistant surgeons, actually in the service of the Confederate States, and exemptions upon o-her certificates heretofore granted, are hereby anrll!ed By command Of Mtj-General HlvDNtv.
 l.. C. NEWTON,
 \ A. A. General
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

sB- The members of Capt. Clay's company of Partizan Rangers will rendezvous on the l6tb inst. on the river west of Little Rock.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
Land and rTeercea.
Rye! Rye. Rysl

! ELIMINATION AND NEGk0Eo on the Arkanqqs riv.r sale cheap for Confederate mJuoy Enqait at tnis office. .uu, IJ I,.L+
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
To E. F. DANLEY, Colonel.
 Chief Progoal Narsaal, etc.
IFoRM OF AFFIDAVIT STATE OF
 C1r>tv,v Cr

actually employed IS an overseer of -- ne groes on the plantation in - county, Arkan- sas, owned by -, who is (Widow,
 minor, or officer or soldie oF Confederate service, the case may be- That 1 have not accepted the place of overseer tsayoid entering the army, but because it i> my business and employment; that on the plant tuon, oi which nm the over,eer not more cotton is planted rIaa the law allows, and that all cotton said plantation has been buinel or disposed of as speca! directed by the Major General commanding, or Capt W. Warren John son. That when cel-e to be overseer for the said (widow, minor, or officer, CT soldier in the Corr iederate service, as t!le case may be-. l will, if still between the ages Of ei ,hteen lo) and thirty five (35), report my naaae to tine enrolling officer of my county, or en.ist iE some volunteer company in the Confederate service, for the war, So help God.
 sworn to and subscribed bafore me
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

residence belonging to Jeff. Davis, below Vicksburg, was lately visited by the federals who battered down the house, destroyed all the out buildings and fences.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

g5y~ Shinplasters and change tickets cannot be received for subscriptions. They are entirely worthless to us unless redee Hable here.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
HEADouARTt Rs TRANS MIssIssIPPi DISTRICT, ,
 LiNLe Rock. Ark. June 5th. 1869.

All person acting as Quartermasters in this Dis trict are hereby notified and required to report to the undersigned, all rneans of transportation un- der their control. Number of Wagons, Ambu- lances, Mules and Horses, and their condition. By older of General Commanding.
 JOHN H. CRUMP,
 Caief QuGrtermaster.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

r13- Wn. Woolord, J. F., office at True Democrat ofice-iS prepared to administer the necessary oath to all claiming exemption from the conscipt act under Maj. General Hindman's orders
 Also, will attend to acknowledgment ofNdeedS'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
None of the 3erals hurt.
THE DEMAyD,R THE SURRENDER OF CALVES

U S.lGATE SANTEE, May 19, 1862. To the Military tnmadant Commanding Confe- derate forces alveston, Texas:
 SfR-In a few d the sayai and land forces of the United States Il ,-s < of the town of Gal. weston to enforcei surrender
 To prevent thc, .ion of blood and destruction of property, whlchould result from the lombard ment of your townhereby demand the surrender of the place, withaiss Qualifications and batte- ries in it's vicinity,&h all arms and munitions ot war. l trust yor wcomply with this demand.
 lam respellly, etc.,
 ARY EAGLE, Capt.
 C0md'ae U. $. Naval forces off
 Galveston, Texas. Gen. Hebert direc Col Cook to reply in sub- stance that when tn nd and naval forces should make their appearare an answer would be given to the demand to surder the city.
 Also that notice iiabeen given to the Foreign Consuls, residing asAlveston, to remove their families and propertyn the city in four days.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
ITEMS.

Bishop Lay of Arkansas, WAS taken prisoner by the felerais al Huntsville, Ala, or thy 18th ult No charges were preferred against him, but he was put iii ptison.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

Edward Stanly, formerly of North Carolina and lately Of California, has been appointed proyisio nal governor of North Carolina He is a man of some ability, but traitor
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
VI 1JVI -NILIItIdIy O' D Brig-Gen'l CURTIS,
 Com'dg U. 5. Forces in Arkansas.
General Orders No. l2.

HEADQUARTERS TRANS MIssiss PPI DIsrICT,
 Luie hock, .rks, June IDGh, lo62A
 l. In order to prevent eyas ons of General Order No. 7, which were heconiHg trequon', the Major General Commanding tIlqs 1t necessary 10 direct that, hereafter no ovcrseer will be exempt from conscnption under provisions of General Orders No ,, unless his application is accompanied by affidavit, made after the form hereto attached, and the statements therein mate further velitiel by certificate of the clerk of the county in which the plantation, On which he $ 0geEseer, Is situated:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
day of

l hereby make application to be exempted from conscrption, under provisions of General Orders No. ,, and and respectfully call attention to accompanying affidavit and certificate.
 Respectfully,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
Mayor Monroe and Picayune Butler.

The following n copy of Mayor Monroes pro test again-t Brtlel's atrocfus prooamation to the ladies of New Orleans. This protest led to Mon roe's arrest:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

HEADQUARTERS TRANS MISSISSIPPI DfsTRrcT,l Little Rock. Ark, June 5th, 1862. All contracts in this District involving the pay ment of money by the Confederate States govern ment, must be reported to the undersigned within thirty days, OF they may beannulled. Bg order of General Commanding.
 JOHN. II. CRUMP,
 Cssuf QuarteTmasteT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

The federas got only 300 bales of cotton at \ Orlea.s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

The war tax in Kentucky is five cents pound on leaf tobac2o, and fifty cents u gallon on whisky with other things in proportion.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

Sworn to and subscribed bofore mc l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12

"For freedom's battle, once begun, Bequeathed from bleeding sire 10 son, Though batfled oft, is ever won."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
LIOENsN NOTIOE.


OFRIoE OF CoLLEcToR or INTERNAL REvENuE,)
IlnRD DIsrnIor or Quo, -
N E. cor. Third and jefferson sts., DAYTON.
A LII persons who have filed their applications ior
N Licenses with the Assessors OF Montgomery
county, now procure such Licenses, on payment o
tho tax levied by the Act OF Congress- "To provide
ternal Revenue 10 support the Government, and pay
intert 1t on the Public Debt" HH y ''
Penalty for neglect to take out License is equal to
THREE TIMES THE AMOUNT OF DUTY Tax for such
License.
Licenses on all applications made TO tho Assessors
in Montgomery county must issue from this Office.
oco2dlw JOHN l.. MARTIN, Collector.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

The Captain Ut is the rule among
the professional fishermen of neighborhood
to award the title of Captain to the member
who takes the largest bass during the season,
Tom. odell, the Book-binder, has the honor
thus far, having taken bass that nearly pull
ed pounds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Received at Rea's.-New York Mercu-
ry, Police Gazette, Herald of Progress, new
edition OF National Tax Law-which every
body should have, and "Odd People"--a very
fascinating book by Lieut. Mayne Reid, and
other good things, at No. 79, Phillips House,
Main st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Auction !-To-morrow morning about hall
past 8 o'clock G. P. Huber q Son, Old Post
Office Building, Sd street. viii sell lot Of
Furniture, &c, comprising bureaus, stoves,
tables, stands, chairs, clothes-press, cupboards,
clocks, and great variety of other articles,
too numerous to mention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Got 'em,-R, W. Duff, lOs Main street,
has more of those extra oysters-fresh and
sweet He will receive Lake Bass this after
noon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
'USHAN4ED LfANDs-

III ky1NG purchased the Fruit and PeriodIcal Depot
IL of Christian X, Hecker, No. 10 Philips House,
nain street, will conduct the business ih the way IN
wh1h hehes done, and which has mpde the place 40
popular with the pubic. t"iHN 70 iuhi1g0l
The Magazines, PERIODICALS, Pctorials, all the prom.
mont and popular daily and Weekly Newsp~pefs; mo
series Of beade NoyelA and Song hooks, s they are
issuedi will be onnd at the new store. ~ ION ;hI3h
Frts uonleellopa' sio, IN seaaon, Of the best quel
The nAAQNEY 0YsTERs-lhe best brand brought
West-to be had during the season They only AM
70 be tasted ~ beooine "all the rage - l r.f,
ask hair trial OF the public eOL fldent that by fur.
nhning the best articles, dealing prompy, fairly and
lllFraliy will merit the confidence and patronage
hetoore 80 literally bestowed upon NY pre- edecesn
or, Mr.. Heckier. twill I'LL all contracts made ~ him
A Gard. ''i
taNng concluded to change my present "a sineas
Tor Que mere active e not more prontnble, hsye
disposed OF my establikhnent 10 Mr. Rea, who viii,
d we no doubt, conduct the business ~ please the
pullici and Recommend hun to them. 10 my old
roniers and rends return MY sincere thanks lur
the liberal patronage they have Bestowed on me and
AoPe tley Ml continue the same TO my successor.
shall ever feel grateful TO my Dayton ffiends. .'it
oq5 Uu.fu i.H0. q. II. HECKLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

New Remedy.-It is stated that "butter-
nuts" are sovereign balm for rheumatism,
cramp, black k.tongue-especially the latter.
The fruit is TO be carried IN the pocket.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

A. TIoIlAlJL61T.TON

- Il - II H .
7NHB following list iincalled for goods, remaining
j. IN the Express Office at Dayton, Ohio will he sold
at public auetiOn VI tic office ol the United States and
American Express Companies, the 3Olh day of Oc-
tooer 1859, II nottaken and charges paid before that
one pnotage Edward Bfown,iaiG alt a. a4.J4fg.4
one packag e, Harrison Halard;
One box, W. u. Dodgej filnfo1 lIsi aaif rpI .l Uf
One b)xs Il. ClRtfn;
ohS pactage Mrs. Mary Fsher;l "a sNele syig
one box, llarrenQe Wenizl
one package, John IAwt ttalaNall HHHtUl.I u
One package, y. Sheilehamer;
One packages, j. II. Haven LAiiuI IHi hYrhHHd
One package William Alice.
One package, u Pardee;
One box, David Hafich, W rW"AsNat-4
One box, James X. Jackson. 3D.. . . -. ..e
one carpet bag, Henry Hoffman,
One package, A. Estell;r III E.t sT4 ..
one package, no name; '' i ''''
One hand box, Benjamin johnson; y .Try .r
One trunk, Mary Chase; '"''i "'f-
One package, John lteebers ....,.|I ...f..T .Tf
One package E Quinn;
One PACKAGE John r. 3oodter; Ifa .......,.tI
One package, Jesse pnrsona, ''
One box, G. r. Tnney;
One box, Lewis Wall; a uu..Irf.IsI.' I.f.e
Three boxes, j. CruichGeld,
Une box, Henry olive; 'Y.....t ttI.l... ...s
One package, u. II. Wood,
One carpet lag, q. Sherman; Or 'e ..aI ..f.i.
One carpet bag, no name;
One stove, j. W. Cress. 'I' rIsU. ......I.. lfaII
oiP HunrR Son. AGcti6neer9s w. 'Vi'N seg5S5It SgSS5bIt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Quinces.-our noted Agricultural friend
William Stansell, of Washington township,
presented the Editorial staff Of the EMPIRE
with lot of mammoth Ounces, by far the
incest We have seen this year. Capt Stansell
has been largely interested in all departments
of Agriculture, and has been prominent
contributor to our County and State Fairs
since their organization. He won't be sur
passed in farm products Fmnt ,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Provision Thieves.-On Saturday night
the Provision Thieves made raid on Water
street They attempted TO get into the house
>of Mr. Gump, but did not succeed in getting
any thing. They visited the house of Mr. Fox,
of the firm of Van Doren, Miller 4 Fox, but
they desisted after making slight demon
stration, owing doubtless to the fact of there
being light in the bedroom of Mr.. Il. An
attack was made-on the residence Of Mr. Log
Ter, where they secured some provisions, and
interrupting nothing else At the residence
of Mr., Huesman the fellows killed a little
dog that was making noise, and secured q
lot of eatables. They also got into the house
of Mr. Tomlinson, and secured a large quan.
tity of provisions-took every thing the fami-
lily had to eat, except half loaf of bread and
n slice Of pork.
These thieves were evidently after provis-
ions only, for they disturbed nothing else, al
though they had the opportunity TO do So
We hear of numerous other similar cases
which have occurred in other parts Of the
city and vicinity, and it appears that there is
general uprising Of the burglars. II is ev.
ident that the night watch should be increas-
ed There should be at least watehmen to
each Ward. Less than that number will fail
to afford any thing like protection to the in
habitauts Thieving has not fairly commenc-
ed 1t will increase in volume until the nui
sance cannot be bourne. We call attention
TO the matter in time aaal
The increase Of watehmen by the city will
add 70 our expenses, of course; bat It is ne
eessary, and is the best and most equal way
of dividing the burden. All who have means
will have to eontribute The system Of vol
unteer police, which will have to be resorted
TO il the authorities fail to provide for the-em.
ergeney, Is very Objectionable owing to the
fact that il bears heavily upon few, who do
the work alr ru M
We hope the proper authorities will SEQ 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

SHAVING, HAIR-CUTTING, sHAMPOOlNG.
fNHOMAs A. WISE having taken the Barber shop
i on Market street recently owno, by James raT
ler and fitted u up In the most improved style "a
prepared TO do shaYing, Hair. Cutting hhlmpo0lnR
etci IN manner that cannot fNl to give sasiaction
he invites al lls old friends customers to NV,
nun call. Remember the pace-north side Market
S'N'''il YtfH4i.l9 % f.f. .f iH.. ...... OCT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Heavy.--The weather on Saturday and
Saturday night was what is deemed "heayy.P
1t was fair sample Of real winter, though it
was a little premature, Sabbath was blessed
with little sunshine, and the snow was melt
ed and the weather again assumed q seasonA-
BILE look, To-day we have a severe sunshine,
with no indication of change of weather
before our paper goes to press. A venerable
printer in our Office, whose mind has dwelt
much on the weather during tho past dozen
years--a regular weathercock, we may Say
assures us that we will yet have the most
charming season of the year. "Indian Sum
mer. A'iI'.
AS the Aforesaid has truly foretold the
phases Of the weather thus far during the
year, we shall await events with a mixture of
hope and anxiety
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
REMOVAL.

Mrs. NJ. KELLER, having just returned from the
ll East with ALL the latest styles and patterns of
DkEss, CLoAk, AND MANIlLL.As MAKING, re-
specially informs the ladies' Of Dayton and vicinity
that she may he found at No 2GO sUth side of Second
street, between Jefferson and ~ ClMr, one door west
OF Wyatts Bakery. Patterns for sale.
MIA gentleman and lady can be accommO Odated
with pleasant rooms with board Oe2g.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

N0lIols 10 hereby given that tho undersigned has
IN tins day aled N the Court OF Common Pleas
mlhn the county OF Montgomery and state OF OHIO
ms petition praying TO 10 divorced from his aik Bar
tara Wolf Osuee-nilml absences for more than three
years. The said Barlafn Nolf IL notified thar unlte
she appears and snswers to said pention the same
ly. .t ~. r. .MAKIiN MOLE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

/ Rave this day sold OUT my share ~ The stock OF
n goods formerly owned ~ Charles Post 4 Co, to
have commenced their neFcan 10 cArasf with me- aud
MT " has latterly been my parinerln lusinoss. AsI
nave no donbl thM they viii carry Oh the blsness on
the same principles by which have boon og8ned Tor
We last thlry years' | hesitate moi 70 recommend
them 70 the favor OF my customers shall Tor tnno
continue to be with them Ia their store ny
T Dayton, Ooi. l. lsd2, oIi OaARLEs POST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

To You, Sir why will you delay ful.
filling that promise yOn 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 ofcourse
you would not think Of putting sensible
woman of with any thing but Wheeler &
Wilson Machine. A. II. West, at the Phillips
House, has them, and wouldn't have ady 9th,
or kind, he delivers these extra machines
to purchasers, and teaches them how to use
them. 9d liwHI.fJi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
Excelsior Coal and Wood Yard.
Prices to suit the Times.
"" GEORGE MCCAIN a. Co.,
NOTICE. TO CANE GROWERS.

y -. pAlTos sgaAK woRks september ~, 1852
| TAkE thus method of notifying those urowinR
4 Cane ~ Che vicinity oi Day ton, THAI am nov near
y ready with my works for syr,p. .tnaRing upon an
enarged and improved scale, and shall be prepared
work All thai comes is soon AS Il IL ripe. hui would
MY yard viii he ready TO receive Cane on Monday
october ., and eoling comnence ON the lJth Terms
s before adNertised-tNeny cents per gallon, or hall
the oyrnp. 4| a-. .ff rf
Cane must lie hound With Two hauds aud not cut Over
eight foot long Cane of over length Or with seed,
tufs or leaves ON Will he subject TO disooaht must
request those leaving cane Tor to wofa, 20 INFORM
me hs soon As Possioie OF the probable Amolnt hnd
in order that may engage my barrels, etc. ~
eAn be iound at the Reaper FACTORY Of MaasFs
bomberger, wight SCo, on whose premises my works
are loeAled direaty opposite my place last reason
se22w3 lsAAO A. HEDGES.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Troches-TWe see good deal in the pa
pers about Browns Bronchial Ttoches. We
know nothing personally about these Brown
Troches they are said tObe very pleasant
confection whose influence on the throat is
soothing. But we have used the Troches
invented on scientific principles by Prof Die
trlch, proprietor of the Phillips House Drug
Store, and we must say they are just the
thing for hoarseness, sore throat, and other
Affections induced by taking cold, and affect
ing the throat and breast And we know a
number Of persons who have also tested their
virtues, and they are unsparing in their com
mendation of them, Those who have colds
should procure a supply Of these excellent
Troches. VIZ ~ ni lfupsHn HIig edi--.H
AS this notice of these curatves was not
"procured," it may be taken as unbought
recommendation. foIvtaloe .la
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Lost-aA notebook with tuck, and con
tainiag q number of valuable papers, and ac.
counts for collection belonging to the Ohio
Statesman Mac-a-cheek Press, Urbana Citi-
zen, etc, was lost by a Collector the other
day-it Is not known exactly where It is
possible that a thief picked the book out of
his pocket thinking it contained money It
will be esteemed great favor if the finder
will leave the papers at this Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Magic !-Rober Heller, the superior of
Hermann, and the Prophet Of second-sight,
is performing to crowded, wondering and de-
lighted audiences in Cincinnati He should
visit Dayton. W u-L l--n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Attention l--Blacksmiths, Saddlers and
Buglars, can find employment in the Army,
BY calling on Capt Woodward, at the Court
House ~.