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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

UNHE undersigned has been appointed by the Pro-
late Court as Administrator OF q g estate Of J, r.
BollmoyeT, deceased. All CLAIMS must he presented
TO me within the time prescribed by law. Allpersons
owing the estate will please settle nc once
no29 HARVEF BLANCHARD, Administrator.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

Postponed argument on the motion
for change of venue, ir the case Of II. M.
Brown-indcted for the murder Of j. F.
Bollmeyer-has been postponed until the
18th Of December.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
LOST.

nN Friday. October Z, = black horss win white face
" about - hands high; heavy mAne and tall Nheu
he leit he had halter ON. lsbefal reward will lss
given for hs return or any inlormation u hia where
auoWu, ANnkEw sTkAR, Buishsr
noit Miainl City, neaT De-, iou
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

Engine Eleotion.-At the last regular
meeting of the Neptune Fire Company No. 2,
the following officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year
President-John McEnheimer, Sr s.
Treasurer-Samuel A. Dickey.
Seoretary--A b. Allen.
Foreman Of Company-Harry Goodnough.
Assistant Foreman Of ,Company--AmOs
Wiggim.
Foreman Of Hose Departpient-Wm Nc
Enheimer.
Assistant Foreman of Hose Department.
George Wareham.
Messenger-John Thornly,
(Journal eopy)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

Gone Up!--Deputy Sheriff Clark and
posse took five convicts--four white men and
one negro-to the Penitintiary on Saturday
evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

Fire.-The Soap Factory of Mr. Cheever,
on the Springfield Road, beyond the CoPors'
ton, burned down last night The Pacific
and Deluge Companies got to the fire.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

Thanksgiving 0ysters.-see notice Of
Thanksgiving Oysters at Brandenburgs, for
Thursday Don't forget it He will have
the best in the world i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
GEORGE HI. COLES,
40, SIsih street.
OIL PAINTIMQs.

NIL 4 EkA- I N = I N OfS-
fINnE large and elegant collection OF Oh Paintings
i nov on free exhibition at Armory Hall, over lie
fostothee VIII he sold ai public auction on FRIDAY and
saturday evenings November n and % nj o'clock
lhe oolectiOn comprises valuable Original Thrtures
by eminent Living Artists and hue copies of some OF
the most celebrated Pictures by the Old Masters now
IN the different galleries Of Europe. Among the sub
lects may lie found Groups and Figures life sure; His
torc suhectsi Conversational Pieces, Architectural
and Street Views In different European clues Cattle
Pieces Marine Views Game, Fruit and Flower Pieces
Landscapes, etc, with great variety of Size style
SUBJECT and Flnishthe whole forming, IL IN believed
one OF The best collections ever offered IN this city
open TO ladies' and gentlemen day and evening from
a m 10 y IN until the time Of sale. Catalogues now
no2od3 o.P. HUBER a SON, Auctioneers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

8's Ball. Remember the ball Of the Pa
cifc Fire Company at Walker Hall, on We'd
nesday night Tickets for gentleman and la
dy only so cents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

SoAk weeks ago, a red cos, with white Aes, hasinr
~ abe on, and white helier with ned spots, slray
- irom the premises oi Tho anbscrher. oa s. Edar.
llaqei 20 AAdnNer township. Any psrs0n knouina
Nhsse thsy may ls lound = tequss'ed ~ leave Word
ioaeTson street asar rhifd.
easl s.. eHhIs. YoUs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
Coming. .-4ThanEssivius Thursday next,

Wanted.--A good girl desires to get a
good place to work Apply at the EXPIRE
Counting Room
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Mcclellan Superseded Yes, james b,
Gaoss exceeds all the artists in town in taking
those splendid photographs on wheels, which
are causing 80 much excitement at No SO
Main street, opposite the Court House. He
has made within the past few weeks great i'm
provement in his facilities for taking photo
graphs, and is new better than ever prepared
to accommodate the public with anything in
his line with neatness, durability and dispatch.
1t will richly repay the trouble TO take a look
at his rooms You will End jim ever ready
to wait upon you, give the reason for this or
for that, and in fact answer any question this
side Of, why don't you stop the rebellion
there Jim subsidies and Charlie takes up the
thread of conversation and in few minutes
you have ordered dozen OF "such splendid
photographs" that you agree TO come again,
and bring friend to look. Jim says small
favors are thankfully received and larger one
in proportion. j. b. GRoss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
CHARLES hAsCHKE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTERRR,l

oHIO BLOCK, THIRD STREET (AlR slTTEl,l. =
oLD STAND DAYTON, OHio.
A IL kinds of Uphoistenng, such ~ Soins Chair.
"A stools hstrAsseas. 49, titae Co ofdef Caffsls m
aHd atted, shadow CURTAINS hung and a kinds oi TO-
painS done a. the shortest notice and reAsona
bic terms ocB
R.lsnes. Nay % Glllssl.ls ald Barnsy. Parssr IN
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ApvnRTIsIae nATEn.


upe sqlare, eighty wefds, week, ,..........a ~
Per aguare, each week IN addition o
Pei aQunro, one veal, IL ~
nS-Terms Tor Advertisements occupying = great,
sIace or for longer period than Aovr sedhed mFus
known At the Counting Room. - Asl Adverusenie, .
charged at the above rates. unless awrtten agTt,
ment Is made previous 10 Insertion. 80 All casrl
Vertiaements must be paid for in advance. tNit4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
Daily empire.
City and Other Matters.
Travslsr's IcsEistsr

egTrains arrive and deparHrom the Union DePo'
~ follows:
CIScrNHArI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON.
Depart Arrive.
Louisville and 81. Louis Male. 400 n IN el9a m
Louisville Mail Boat..... ..........blo n IN oW m
Louisville aud 81. Louis Ezpress4O0 IN NY y m
Cincinnati Mail,.... III lS'No NW
cs5tops at Mlddletown and Hamilton only.
DAYroS, xESn OoLUnpus.
Eastern Express................. ..lOlb IN $500 m
Columbus Accommodation. $3.50 p IN Dos m
Eastern l1do a m $50 p m
The 1880 a m trsin leaves daily except Sundays.
Passengers this train must purchase their tickets
before $50 m.
sANDusKI, DAYTON AND ONcINsArI.
Bandusky Mail ......... .........g g;2o m bivo NJ
Huntsville Accommo odaton. ...6;lO p m 2f5 m
DAYTON MICHIGAN.
Chicago MRil.."...,. .............0;2O m I'DO m
Chicago and Detroit Express.. m $40 m
IsDiASA CENTRAL AND DAYroN WEsTEaN.
st. Louis and Chicago. ............b;00 m l0;lO m
Terre Haute Accommodation. ..Ol2 m o;lo m
81. Louis and Chicago Express.4i46 M lS2s m
GREKSvILLE AND MIAMI.
AccommOd dat on. M iVVo ~
Expreas bOo y m
sAM'L W. KING, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
DAYTON business Directory

THnus ron ADvEarbISo IN DUsIEEss DIHEorohY.-
Regular yearly advertisers, one line gratis. other
81 per year 81 for six months 81 for three months
Ss- Rlyment IN al cases IN advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
CITY GOvERrTNGENT

Mnvor.--willam II. Gillespie; office, lO1, Main.
Marshal al--s,taey b. Oaini office, at Mayors ONCE.
Tredarer.-D. W. Reese ottce, J. W. Darst Bro 8.
Solicitor.-Josiah bovelli office,
Clsrk-Anthony stephensi office, Council Chamber
Ctr CbunciL.-- -,
FIRST Ward--Amos Decker and Hugh Wiggim.
Ssoond Ward--Esra Bimm and Hiram Strong.
Third Ward--I. IL. Kiersted and Geo. "; Rogers.
Fourth Ward--J. A. Mnick and Il. IL. 0iIiland.
Irifh Ward-Ezra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth Ward-w. N Love and Jacob Decker
TOWNSHIP oFFICERS--.Jistiees0 Of Hsuoe.
Iahn Il stoppelman; Office, I'd bet Jeii. 81. Clair.
James Turner; office, 65, Jefferson.
Cbnstdbles. .tll
Isaac Hale and Ezra Jeiifeys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
ARTisTIC.


q Portrait Painting. Persons not having
the time or inclination to sit for a portrait
painted in the usual way, By A NEW MODE, can
have first rate likeness, Of any size, painted
in oil colors in one sitting Of fifteen or twenty
minutes. Third story Phillips Building.
~ CHAs SoUIE, Sr
noy2O Miss CLARA SoULE,
Photograph Portraits - Furnished,
painted in oil eolors in the best styles Of Art
PHoToGRAPHs painted for any body. Also
portraits painted from small pictures, Daguer-
reotypes Photographs, Ambrotypes, &c.
Also, CARD PHoToGRArHs of ladies and
children, beautifully colored in water COLOR,
by Miss Clara Soule. Third story PHILIPPE
Building, CHAs. SoULE, Sr'
noy20 Miss CLARA SouLE.
Penmanship.-Night Class-For per.
sons OF any age, at 5. J. Gners Dayton Com
mercial College.
NEW STYLES OF 'CLoAKs
NOW RE ADY
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GUNSl GUNSi

us1 received one Of the finest lot Of doulae tarsl
u shot Guns ever seen In the oity, 1hs shows uuus
sent samples only, and VII be In sore bnt IA
WEEKS. Any person Wishing TO purchase ! srrs
hns Gun at low hgures, should Improve Tits o1ipor1
mtg they will he sold Veiy cheap, W save ihe "a
penss q TglnIhns tnen' They CONSIST IN part vi
Lnininated Steel and Wire TWht barrels Fauiinq "a
Fnrs rom so 20 500. N. s0hnElDEk
yl Third street, Ohio ROa-k
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

Penmanship. Might Class--For per-
sons Of my age, at s. ) Griers Dayton Com
mercal College.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

nNIlE undersigned IL prepared to do all kinds oT W.
1 holstery, fSIars ol Tsrnitlifs re.vHfItst in
,.ro, OIL knius OF paper hanging done tshOu iv,u.
at the lOoms RbsVo Mr.. J. AbbeyH Drug stOre, 40
l2U N Ain street, south vi the market.
ieOs OhAs. A. MlklkAb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

NEW STYLES OF F1CLOA X s
NOW RE ADY.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-29

Dr. Holmes is fully up to the mark in the
story he j. writing from month to month in
the AH1ut,c NoaHy. Here arca few wlse
paragraph. from hi fertile brain, in the De.
ccmhcr chapter:
Beware # the woman who cannot find free
ut'rrauGe for all her stormy inner life, either
10 word, or song, s. long Il, a woman can
talk there l. nothing SHE cannot bear. II
she cannot have companion - listen to her
woes, and has no musical uttr"ance, vocal or
instrumental theu--U she Is UI the real wu.
man sort, and ha- iew hcartuls ot Wild
blood in her, and yon have done her wrong
double bolt the door which she may enter
on uoiseIc-- slipper at midnight, look twice
before You taste 81 any cup whose draught
the shadow Of her hand may have darhenei ,
But let her talk and, above all let her cry,
or, # she j. one of the cDlr-er grained tribe,
givs her the run Of all the red hot cxple':vc-
in the Language, and let her blister her lips
with them until She i, tired, she will sleep
ike lamb after 1t. and you may takeH cup Of
coffee from her without stlrrIug 1t up 10 look
Tor it- sediment
So il She can sing or play on any musical
instrument, all her wickcdncs- will run oh
through her throat or the tips Of her fingers
How many tragedies find their peaceful cat
astruphe in fierce roulades and strcuuDu,
brayuras How many murders are executed
in double quick tlInr upon the keys which
stab the air with their dagger strokes ot
sound. VIVA, would our civilization or with
out the piano? Are not ErarI and Broad
wood and yhlckerIug the true humanizcr- Of
OF our time? Therefore dol like 10 hear tb"
all prryad.ng tnm-tum Earring TIE walls OF
iI,t,c p4rIor- in house, with double door
plates on their portals, looking out on streets
and courts which to know is to be unknown,
and where to exist Is not t. live, according to
any true definition Of living. Therefore
complain not OF modern drgcncracy when,
even from the open window OF the small un-
lovely farm house. tenanted by the hard hand
ed man Of bovine hayors and the h.,t pattern
ed woman Of brokcn-down countcnance, is
sue the same familiar sounds For who knows
I that Almira. but for these keys, which tArOb
away her wild impulses in harmless djscord>
would not have been floating dead, in the
brown stream which runs through the med
ows by her fathers door, or living, with that
other current which runs between the gas
lights over the Shiny payements, choking with
wrctched weeds that were once in spotlesS
! flower?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-29
An AWKWARD PREDICAMENT.

The political majority in the Wisconsin
| legislature of 1859, adopted some resolutions
mon federal affairs, which were intended 70
he n terrible rebuRe 10 the democracy. Cop,
| les Of these resolutions the governor was di'
! rected 10 send 10 each house u congress and
TO the governors and legislatures Of all the
states, rs an expression of the free people Of
Wisconsin, The resolutions were as follows
R,golred, That the government formed by
th. constitution of the United States was not
made the exclusive or final judge u the extent
Of the power delegated to itself; but that US
in Nil other cases OF compact among parties
having no common judge, each party Ia, an
e1ual right o. Judge Tor itself, ~ well ut IN.
Traction A. Of the mode and measure o! re
dress
E,yo'rsj, That the principle and cousiruc.
ton cuu,cnicI tur 10y the party which now
rule. in the councils Of the nation, that the
general government is the exclusive Judge Of
the extent Of the powers delegated 10 it, stop
nothing short OF despotism, since the dtsc'e
ttop Of those who administer the government,
and not the constitution would be the meas
ure Of their powers; that the several states
which formed that instrument, being sove
reigns and independent have the uuqucstiun.
hblt llHUk u lhsE' 81 VS. lulEa.IAbNF NN'l bNb'
a posture ishdHcs Of these spvereigniies, Of
all Unauthorized acts done or attempted t, be
done under color of that instrument j. the
rightul remedy,
The reader will remember tina, these re-o-
buttons we're adopted in Wisconsin amt not IN
South Carolina, however much the clear dec
luratipuo OF the right ot each state u Judge 1t
its own duty under the federal constitution,
might lead 10 the suppD,Itlun that sGch re~o'
lutiDu- were approved by Gov. PIckens IN
stead of Coy. Randall The rebellion at the
south being justified ~ those engaged N H.
IN the very the ~ aud doctrines set forth IN
the Wisconsin resolutions. the legislature "
that state j. now engaged 10 debating rheth-
er these resolutions should be repealed or ~
plunged What commentary upon the ia
natci-m OF party. For year, Wisconsin ha-
been ngltateI and excited upon this doctrine
Of " STATE Rights, ana uth Carolina has
never expressed more radical doctrines, than
have been uttered over and over again ~ the
legislature and judiciary of that state. The
supremacy Of each state over the lie, liberty
and allegiance Of her own RESIDENT, ha-
been the tayur,te theory Of the Wisconsin Ia
Mates. and now the horrible doctrine IL
/ brought home % them 10 the fact that seven
teen regiments # Wisconsin men have been
marched away from their homes t. put down
by the sword the principle Of the Wisconsin
resolutions put INTO practical operation How
can Wisconsin cry on against the rebclIl II.
when upon her own statute book is the decia
ration that each state j. the exclusive judge
# her own right, and IGtie, ia the union,
and thai, when she thinks proper defiance to
federal authority il the rlghtiui remedy g.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-29

A resolution has been introduced into the
constitutional convention instructing the ju.
dietary committee To inquire and report
whether the convention has the power to
elect a senator 10 III the vacancy in the Unit.
ed States senate, occasloned by the death Of
Stephen \, Douglas, aud now temporarily
filled by an appointment of the governor,
The Springfield correspondent Of the ST.
Louis RrYubiirm says
Republicans, however, cannot, with n
very good grace, deny the power Of a conven-
ton 10 eject u senator, for they have already
sanctioned the election Uf senators by q con.
vcnlion ia Virginia, and admitted those ~
elected ~ seat IN the senate, and II full dis
charge Of the functions OF the Office That
they will bubble about it and talk about,
"Lecomptonism and possibly OF "iilcs Of sol'
der. and Fort Lafayette" or some other
equally salubri,u, fort, l., to be- expected
There j. class of =. pie whose opinions and
principles undergo au essential chan when
their nx j. gurci by their neishbor's bull in.
stead ui their bull gprng their neighbours OK
T. make, a great difference g. them when
tltN are 'Nitfl '1 ~ 'AtuhbE' lHf tbli tHi
Of the poker for the hot one. 1t must he re-
mcmhcrei that there i. not in Illinois what
/. technically drnumnatei ieyiSldiurs 1t
i, called a Gra,rN iyssmjiH with legislative
powers. That constitutional convention
ha, also legislative powers within the mean
ing ot the constitution of the United States,
there eau be- up doubt. II i. not necessary
now 10 enter into any argument upon H. Is
will bee time enough t. do tina, when the po.
sIuou i. aSsailcd II may be q question Of ex.
pclirncv whether the convention shall cxer.
ci-e this power 20 elect u senator Ia succeed
the late Mr., Douglass aud it is impossible 10
say now what action the body will deem most
expeiicut on the subject. The election Of u
sound democrat to occupy the place OF Mr.,
Douglas, vacated by hi, death would meet
the appreciation Of forty thousand majority
uf tho voters Of Illinois. Such q senator,
slough comparatively powerIesS and uninhu-
entail Ia republican senate, would at least
reflect the views lui sustain the policy which
the people Of Illinois, by an Overwhelming
vote, would approve
We may add, too, that republicans in this
region very generally were Of opinion that
Gov. Yates ought to have appointed a demo-
ciat to fill the vacancy o:ea-iou'i by the
death Of judge Douglas, They thought it
was nothing more than fair and right and
tina, il would have strengthened the union
feeling IN the state.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-29
Photographed to the Rock Island Argus.

Photographed to the Rock Island Argus.
san FRANclsco, Jan 2l.--The steamer st.
Louis sailed to-day with 90 passengers and
SS14 1000 in treasure, 5000 600 of which is for
New York.
The weather is still rainy.
Money is universally tight,
Business is suspended on account Of the
weather.
The legislature reassem5lcl at Sacramento
yesterday.
Most Of the city is still under water, but
the last inundaton caused little damage to
the houses.
San Francisco, Jan. 24.-T.e legislature
held their first session to day in San Francis,
60, the members arriving last evening from
Sacramento
That city continued flooded All the
streets being nayigable for small boats, and
every house having water over the lower
floors
The weather has been pleasant for two
days,and if It continues for two weeks, stages
may again commence running to the interior
counties,
Dates have been received from the Sand
witch ISLANDS to the oh inst, but the news is
unmportant.
The Polynesian says that in 1860 100 whal.
ers recruited at their Island. In 1851 there
were only 10, while the whole number north
was only IS In 1862 the whole fleet north
SO far a known here, viii be only IS, and
in the spring we can only expect seven whal-
erS to recruit here.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S.-Ihe Richmond Dis.
patch OF yesterday has the following:
NewDern, y, G. is in terment Of excite
ment in expectation Of an attack in that quar-
ter. The town is under martial law, and ev-
cry preparation i being made.
Later from Mill Creek:
Gen. Crjttenden and staff are safe and TN.
wounded
Gen Carroll and staff are safe.
Our loss is reported at 800 killed. The en-.
emy's loss Is supposed to be twice this uum.
ber
Nashville, Jan. a, via Mobile 2j.-~he
most reliable information Of the engagement
1t or near Somerset is that only two regi-
nents, Col. Boteier'S Tennesseeans, and Col /
,tatham's MlsslSsippians, were engaged in
he fight
Fort Henry is still safe-the enemy. for
ome reason, having withdrawn from Its i'm
Mediate vicinity.
The shots Of the boats were not replied
o from the fort, which will be held at all
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-29
The Burnside Expedition Officially
Heard from,
-Four VI the Vessels LO>t-fhree run Ashore
a number Of Lives lost, and the Fleet
Iands In PamlicO sound.

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