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Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
INGION ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 70 1869

Oar constitution also has an exception
TO tie clause prohibiting States FROM en-
tering iutv any agrCclrent or compact
with each other. - follows: .'But when
any river divide or flows through two Or
more States. tley may enter into compac;s
with each ether IN iu prove tile uaviga-
tinn thereof" Thi. exception has par
ticulur i.ierc-t fur Arkansas. II is now
c,mpctcrJ FIR L ui>iaha, Texas and AZ
kansas III cJnbirc fUr the improvement Of
Red River navigation. For these three
powerful aud wealthy States. the task
,ould bc small ono. Arkansas
and Louisiana mry. also combine
tyr the improvement of the naviEa
lion # the Ouaeh;ta, and Bayou Bar
tholJmsw. kentu-sy, Tcnnesse, Mis-
-is>ppi aad Alblma, may remove the
Muscle Shoals, VI construct canal
around them. thereby opening the gast
river trade uf the fertile country lying be :
rwecn Florence aud Knoxville, heretofore
shut out irum TIC navigation Of the His-
;r,; rrnl.r H.. l5 constitution
r.y... W. ,bc.s tbi.r- were possible. The
States could make nu binding G impact
.ri.b each .rbr- and although each might
'''' ,..
'i'n ~ " ennfm'n p.'Jrti' '"e CONDITIONS
/. th,ir q. AnI t..e KY nrinHance Of the
~ * wnn.d dcpe.L urin tho caprice Vi
..t..;.l'.,,
i""'"t' re- i'C' '''1 ''S'' '0''o"s 'tO''
~t4tc rJWcrs Arc loft ~ Ia the old consiI-
,r,i.,
ii wi,l No remembers tint by an alterH-
ton notice" III The r'eeeeI:"l huin?oF 'ne
t'4le'r. +-'r ,I. ,,-,--,I -.,a,,,,..
Hill .I,. IN, Int-rs ifI Nm tbe NAVIGATION I'M
a-ovef H. clse Il SHOULD neglect the harbor
ur aay particular State. ti.is clause enables the
STATE T. right Itself by long what = may sup
i1-r 'i1 'el-'''l '''s' 'i'''' ''''''' ''' '''''
MAR NELriNG ~ NA<nINGToS.-A
Richmond despatch WI tile llth inst has
.lo funyir., ,rh. L-nf.. !, seems are
].
mi 800 '' II "
Mn"'oi4.
N.nLcrn papers with dates 10 the 1th,
contain accounts Vt 40 immense war
meeting III Washington, last Wednesday.
Ola Abe was present aud made q speech,
il which lie referred % tic quarrel be-
tween Mcclellan aud tile Secretary Of
War lie said the dispute was not so
serious as was supposed, and arose simply
\ from the question Of how many men Nc
Ciellan had. IL said that many suPpo-
sed that tie Secretary u war had not
reinforced him a. h. might have done;
this was not 20 The Secretary OF War
Jill never withhold any one thing in his
Bower ~ givc, and whs nCt 70 blame
fvr lot giving VIII lie mad none to give.
Iu conclusion, Nc referred to Cen Nc
Clelan il complimentary terms, he boilev-
el Llm t' oe ula'e aug ao,e I'"n' anu
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

for M UOANIIrIES. I will par CASH
H.. 1ne above at reasonable prices.
aad tba r AZ present no means of transportation,
Iered at W ofa?e and Provisions must be deliv,
Dkad f. ",ashlngton, persons being in all cases
y lot the use oftheir teams.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Captain
Fas,; and A. Q. NJ, C. S. A.
s'on' Ark, July I'd, 1852. 25-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
HrAD QcAurEps SECOND Dly1sIov.

HEAD QUARTERS SECOND DIyGsIoS.
Alka9clphja, August st, 1862.
Til, above order having been officially coul-
mum Gated to this Office. all orders heretofore
publ by me in conflict with the same are
hereby aBnu,led.
JAS THOS. ELLIOTT.
N,ior Pr0rost .UarshaE
SOL I'd Die Trims Mss. DIST
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

VUITTI INC IVlTs vi agC' II Oh cOpPcr cOIOr,
and has lost the fore finger ON his left hand
aud viii weigh about one hundred and sixty
Pounds. Said boy says he is the property
ii James Bolt, who, lie says, lives near Mach
itoclc., Louisiana. The owner of said boy is
hereby notified to come forward, prove prop
'rty pay charges and take him away, or he
will he dealt with according to law
This Doth July. 1867.
WILLIAM GILMER. Sheriff
{ 81 81 and cz-Oiticio Jailor of Pike county
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10


high. heavy set. bald headed, t-.1.-.:ssss...s
thirty-irc years old. black
ALhlh Is five feet four inches high very
quick spoken. about thirty-three years old,
copper colorcI
LAWRENCE is six feet high, near-sighted,
'~Tnty-scyen tears old, copper colored.
JIM Is five feet six inches high, black, had
on cap.
JESSE is FIVE feet four or five inches high,
twcuty-six years old. lark copper, had on a
car.
The above negroes were hired Of n Mr.. Webb,
81 Missouri. and may be that they are try
ing to make their way back to Missouri
Any one taking up said negroes and con-
h"ihs them IN jail and sending US information,
Of returning them to tho undersigned, Mt the
leNas Iron Works, in Marion county, Texas,
will De literally rewarded.
NASH PERRY & Co.
Texas iron Works. July (, 1862. 3i-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
A Card,

THE Washington exchanges Company hav-
L. ing dissolved, the undersigned. late Prcsi-
dent and Cashier of that Company, will con-
uhGe TO ls'ne Change on their own account,
under u 'he'afyle OF the Exchange Company at
Washington governing themselves strictly
according to the rules and regulations of tho
late Comp ny.
y. /. WILLIAMS,
HENRY GARDES.
August lst, 1862. m IF
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
As.GFzSNY Z. EeH3E-ONE,
ATTORNEY At LAW

STATE LAND AGENT g,
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS,
RESPECTFULLY offers his services to lis
Il, ruincrors friends ard the public generally,
in the investigation and perfection Of titles
to swamp and other lands, in the collection of
monty, ami esE ocially all claims against the
States or tie State Of Arkansas
JulTstL. 1852. R25:ly
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
NOTICE.
HIDES.

UHda' Uoods, or Groceries will be paid for
Ton '''eS on delivery at my store in Washing
Ra,h;u S. r. EGGERS.
S0"' hPil1 %, 1867. n 6:tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

III Will mo remembers tilt by an altcrH-
ton notice! III the preceding number, the
Confederate Government Itself cannot Improve
rivers anil harbpr, 1ut ~ the general revenue.
hrt only INV duties .Aid pn the navigation inn
proved. H. case It -houl neglect the harbor
uf aay particular State Ills clause enables the
STAT. t. D. ht itself by doing what il may sup
,,H-t. tlg General Government should have done
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
e An WAY

august lst, 1862.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
LEGAL NOTICE.


nj %
samuel II. Loree, Henry I.oree, liar. Montgomery
net Loree Frances Loree John Mc County,
Clure aHd }. Il. McCle,d Deiendants. i uhiO.lI Q.
CJAMUEL II. LVkht, OF Amg10T county, Stae Of
- California, viii take nptice that Adam Clay, Vi the
county OF Montgomery Ititifo state Of Ohio, aid on
Superior Court OF 1Ongomery county, the state OF
OHIO against the said SamhH II. Lofee, Henry Loree,
Harriet Loree, Frances I1Oree John eCure and j. X.
MGCleai, deendants, settlug lorth that henry Iotee
and Harriet Loiee gave 10 samuel H. LVree a mort
guge on tho LIST day April, 1851 to seciusthe pay
inent OF $500 according TO certa note referred TO
sHid mortgage, due IN i've NeRrs rom rs date, with 10
per nt interest, on the olONlng described lands,
situate IN the county Of Montgomery, and siate Of
OHIO, being part ot section ., town range east,
Beginning 4I2 chains on the north line the Loree
tArn III east Of The northeast corner OF the
dover estate IN sad farm, set VI ana assigned 10 FTan-
Loree, wuow u Samuel LOree qeceasi di thence
n 80 along the Iiort line 6f aiud Mfm S-15 claims;
Loree tlrn Jnelee $50 w b-4l pbainsi thence "
W I2l1 chains 10 thO pIdco ol Beginning, containing
10 Rcresi and that eiGu the giving OF said mort
kage, the s,sa AAaa gay t9ed st ont an attach;
Samuel Il. Loree, and ia said proceeding before
" lllam G0uuy, a justice Of the Peacs Ol Miami town.
ship, Montgomery county Ohtb fe1dant, HEN
~ LOrec, ordered Gaushec, TO pay sad Adam
Clay SUO IS, the afaoiIt due nj IN oin said Samuel
IL. Loroe, out OF the sau S5t1aeut due om HIM aud
Harriet Loree 70 sad samuel ~ LoIee evidenced by
the sild note aud secured by the said nofgHge, nnd
that the other netendahts6iih sOTne interest in
said mortgage under the sail sanlue A. Lorse, the
oqect and prayer oi said petition ls That said mortgage
may be ioreolosed said lands ofdertd appraised, ad
yertlSed ana Sold and the proceeds, much there's
OF as Is necessary be app eI 10 tie payment Of the
pinhtt . claim, interest aid cost.
AndthGfald Samuel II. LoTeh is required by law b.
oeglSS f'Nh ADAM CLAY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
PETITION FOR PARTITION

George A. Grove, guardian Of George .a..
VI. Minebrenner, .Lottza M Wne- Superior
brenner and Dayid IL. Winebrenner, C0Uto q.
Plaintiff, Montgomery
5stIeZg %. !. VS. JLlrIl. Iounlyr
Charles Maxwell, Joseph W Maxwell, Olio
Lena Maxwell, Mary Baldwin, and Fl1.f.lr.
Il. Nj BALDWIN, residents OF the state Petition
OF Iowa, James TayioT, George Tey.'tls ior'gi.
lor and Charles Taylor residents Of Partition.
tho state OF lDciiann, and Cathanne ~ I'f sag
wInebrehner, resident ol Montgom- No. 2Ojj.
erycouuty ohio, lielendants .NNHer44 .
TNhE said dele eniants Will take notice that petition
WIS tilsa against them on the Ath day OF october
lsBZ, in the Superior Court OF Montgomery county,
Ohio by George A! Grove, fs guardian Of George IA
" MinebrSnner, LOuza NJ Mlnebrenuer, and David H.
WinebrSnner, HIS wards, hiic s now pending, wherein
said Ieorge A. Grove demands partition iUr his saia
wards OF the following real esat0 towit situate tAt
county Of ongomery, and state of ohio, ana IN the
town Of MiarnisbuTB und bounded and described "
follows VIZ Being in-lots Nos, aud ~, agreeAtly u
samuel oooers plat OF the town o Mianisburg m thu
county pi Montgomery, aud state aoi iesud, eAcei ~
much of lot no - "a has been taken OF the east side
thereof BY the Great Mqml Ipnpke, sad lots Ale
known and designated lots Nos lgt md 100 on The
revised plat Of smd town.
Also "a out t.lot IN the town OF MiHtnsb irg IA sal
county, containing aud -halt more or less
being the same lot conveyed by Daniei Gtbnart 70 X
NJ. Nnton, by deed dated Apnl p ls30, and recorded
in the Montgomery county records.
And that al the December term, l6O9, Of said Court,
the said George A. Grove SAID guardn, viii apply
lor order that partliop msy We made rald prem
ises. GEOkGE A. GkDNE,
Guardian OF George NJ, LouiEa M, and psyu II.
Winebrennef
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. oe2ldtwaEltl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
Substitutes Wanted.

Substitutes Wanted Twenty men can
get $3.50 each TO go as substitutes. This viii
be paid in addition to bounty, Callat Head
quarters on Court House lot eA 70 mccf
' yad VIII w0oDwAR6
oc2ldlo capfSni slho. " z,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
LlCENsE NOTIOla,1
orricr or coLlssssIoR q lArEAsAL BEyEEvl

gffiRD D1srRIcr or Ono,
N. +. cor. Third and Jefferson sts., DAYToNi
A LII persons who have tlod tltelr applications ior
N Licenses with the Assessors ot NJ Montgomery
county, nov procure such LcenseAi on payne m OF
the tax levied BY tho Act OF Congress-, To pOvioe IN
terna Revenue 20 support the Government, and pay
intyrt st on tie Public Debt
Penalty for neglect to lake out License Is equal to
THREE TIMES THE AMOUNT Of Duty Tax for such
License,
Licenses ON all applications nnde to the Assessors
in NJ Montgomery county must issue from this office
uc22dlw JOHN l., MARTIN, Collector.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
ApVERTIaInQ RArNs.
lOlIANtihD HANDS.

Ii AylNGl purchased fhe Fruit end periedHal pehot
IL Of Christian X. Heckier, No. 10, Philips House,
Diun street, will conauel the hslIifss fhs way
which no has done aud which has made The place 80
popular with the public. 80 Id Il % noG
he Magazines, Periodicals, Pictorials ali the prom
nout and popular daily and weekly NewspSl,er the
series Of Beade Novels and Song books, as they Ars
issued will be fohndAt the new aore. l
Fruits, Coniecuons, etc., in season. Of the best quail
'tty. always on hand I1NfE tnH
tho MAHoNEl oYsTERs-the best brand brought
Wcst--to be hau during tho season. They only want
to I've tasted TO become "alf the rage "a
ask fair trial ol the pnhla, ooafdent thai by ffs
mshing tbs best articles, dsalg promptly, airly and
hhr fally, viii merit the cOnhdrncp patronRse
heretofore 80 lberliy lestosed supOn NY redecess.
o. hr. hcskier. a wiiltu all ContiHc- liadc by rf
"t Nft ~ -A j. u. REk.
r.r rvseT A Card s4l iyi vrI
I having Concluded 10 change my present business
i'r vnp 'arre isoi've, i NOT more pfvhtAlle, hays
a., posed oil my establishment 10 Mr.. kea, Who will
II ipye 40 Goubt, cViiauct tLe business plsape thu
Vuuici aud recommend him " them To Iny ou
uuuHluiers anu trends return my sincere thaiiks M
Die liberal patronage they have LestV~eu me, aud
suPe they wa Commune the same 20 ny sce ssso q
siihi ever feel grateful To my layton friends.
UeS an 1fTiH .nl 4. y. h. HECkLEk.s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
PAWMsRoKER,s SALE.

XATlLL he sold al AUCTION on Thursday. October,
w 70, 1861 at 10 O'Clock IN at the Auction Room
oI q. A.. bubers son. no zeO Third street, hne hge
on Painting View OF NOrth Bend) cost eiUU; ! hue
silver nibDtefl lthc cost s3ii nns Double Gun ana
rihe, cost $40; nae sI& shUoung Ilhe, cost SHa;
Engsh stNtr lever Watcl cost originally S7s uIs.i.
mced gold Watches, patent lcNersi fine gold Vest
Chalni set slver plated Tea spoVns butter khA es;
ladies gold neck chani gUiu bunting watch; sslFei
hunnng watchHs eght di y ol0cks itcy sil, dress;
BOUha--ALL NAN.
VOLUME, calf bound, Lorenzo and egey bow; By.
ron $ PoatoRl Works; Chronicles FRANCE ana SPAN
by SIR John kroissarti GeLeral NeN Of The World;
Whites History Of lhe Orlui l JOsephus; sears
Bible OeOgraphyi 1 john frankns Discovery, anu
many other articles 10 be SOLD without serve for The
Uenet Of whom II inHy concern. -H
oee 81 &C. =. dUbER & son, Auctioneers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22

Late Fishing We hear from various
reliable sources that the bass fishing in the
streams hereawsy is excellent We have not
been out, recently, and cannot speak from
personal application, but we credit the tcsti-
mouy of gentlemen who are posted on the
devious windings Of the Miami and its tribu-
ries, together with the exciting sport their
cleaning depths Afford And, besides, Che
season for the best angling Of the year has
come, and the weather is prime, albeit there
is a point or two too much wind
There is no time in the year when the
pleasure afforded by angling Is 50 great as in
the Fall after few sharp irosts have cleared
out the malaria of the atmosphere, making
the air crisp aud bracng, and clarifying and
purifying the water to its depths There is
renewed invigoration everywhere in all ami
mated nature which is not dependant for life
upon the heat Of vertical sun The blood
calculates through the system with bound,
the walk is accelerated, and every movement
is made with snap, as it were. Even the
bass share in the general quickening Of life,
and they will survive and flap their sides up
on the wet grass for hours after they have
been landed at
But we are getting philosophical, aud people
will not stop to philosophize when the Tax
Gatherer is abroad, although, those who have
a penchant for sport will go a6shiug even if
they have to pay dearly for the privilege We
started out TO say few things about fishing,
for the benefit Of gentlemen Of leisure who
know less about pscalory matters than we do
If that be possible. ~
First, secure good hooks and lines; then it
is better to offer some one who is posted an
inducement to accompany you to the River,
He will be very useful in assisting you to get
bait, and pilot You to good places" Catch
ing bait is cold work on frosty morning, but
you win feel as though you have got new
| feet and legs after the frost has been forced
ont by the increased circulation Of the warm
blood And then your wadingis done for the
day, unless you should happen to fall into the
water, in which event we'd advise you to gel
out as soon as possible r4 cr 8aa
We will now assume that you are fixed with
rod, line, hooks'a and bait, ready for angling
You will find the bass--if you find them al
all--in deep water They have now with
drawn from the shadows where they operated
during the warm weather, and have retired Ia
their fall and winter quarters, among the old
roots and rocks that cluster on the bottom oi
the deep draws between the ripples, They
are now organizing their SCHOOLS" in their
several districts, and will be found during
school hours anxious for any thing in the
shape of lunch. When you see deep water
with gentle current through it, go ior
them"
| We need say no more, Ii you are lucky
eaough to land any bass you viii know wha,
to do with them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
lNelp aobgrtisemrnts
"a RpMDWAT.

Mrs. NJ. KELLER, having llst returned nom the
Nl East with ALL The Abst sts les and patterns %
Dsrss, 0LoAk AID MANI LILA MAX ING, re-
spocthilly informs the LADIES' Of Dayton and vicinity
tGat she may be found a No 900 south side OF Second
street. letwpen Jetarson and 80 Uair one door west
.Oi Wyatt = Bakery. Patterns ior sale. f ..tf. ~
MIA gent enan and lady can be accommodated
with pleasant roOma, with board So Il. oce2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22

Attention !-Blacksmths Sadders and
Buglars can find employment in the Army,
by calling on Capt, Woodward, at the Court
House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
.9ailg empire.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1862.
City and Other Matters.
QWr TraveIer's Rogister. AOQt
s,Trains arrive and depsrtfrom the Union Depot

As.Trains arrive and departfrom the Union Depot
a. follows.
CISoIENATi, HAMILTON AND DAYTON.
Depart. Arrive.
Louisville and st. Louis MaP...3OO m s;3OR IN
Louisville Mail 1886 n ~. A.4O y m
Louisville and st. Louis Ia press4;G0 m, ID 500 n
Olnclilnatl Mail......s ....,.IOO IN lz;Zb am
eStops at Middletown and Hamilton only.
DAYToS, XENIA AND CoLUAsUs.
columbus Accommodation. $3.50 p m s;37 m
Eastern Apress..................l23O " IN 2:35 IN
The l2;SO ~ tram, leaves daily except Sundays
MESSENGERS On tins train must purchase their tickets
leiore 500 Z IN.
sAsDusKN, DAYTON AND CINCINNATI.
Sandlsky Mail ........... ........S:40 m 1895 m
Huntsville Accommo daton. ...6:l0 p m 400 m
DAYTON Ann MICHIGAN.
Chicago hail......... .............S;3O 7:26 m
Chicago and Detroit kxpress... 500 p m 7.UO y m
lsDiASA CENTRAL AND DAYTON a WESTERN.
81. Louis aud Chicago. ........... 800 a m I1.6b m
Terre Haute Accommodation. .s;4b a m 5:2S m
81. Louis and Chicago Express. 300 m l2:2s a m
GREESyILLE AND MMAI
Accommo dat .........,..--..S;40a 1858 m
Express ss,,........,..,,..,..,,....4;4 m b.26 m
sAh'L W. KING, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
NOTICE TO CANE GROWERS.

pAYToN SUaAR WORKS, September ~, lsG2.
I TAKE thus method Of notifying tTose growing
Cane N Ihe vicinity ot pey ton tHlt am nov nearr
enlarged and improved csv, and sall be reparsd -
work all that comes, ~ soon ~ Il is fpe. Bu S6uld
Ny yard viii be ready TO receive. Cane Monday,
october D, and bong commence on the 18th, IeInt
ih before edYerused-Taeniy cents per gallon, Or hth
the syrup. u " D.
Cane ba bound with bands and not cut over
eight foot long. Cane Of over length or With seed,
tults or leaves On Will be suyeet 10 ,nAc6ant iust
request those leaving cAne ior me 70 wose 10 lnoIn
me as soon Rs poss.ie Oi the protatls amount, and
whether they choose c.-h terms 0ra, shaTe OF sypu
in order that may engage my barrels, etc. ~ ''
? / can te iOund at the Reaper Factory Of Messp.
BombergeT, lght a Co., on whose premises my works
are located directly opposite my place OF lsl seasop.
sc22w3 ISAAC A. HEDGEs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22

Fire There was an alarm of fire about
2 o'clock this afteruoonl 1t originated in the
First Ward, and the FIRE was extinguished
without the engines
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22

Fish Remember that r. W. Duff, l08
Mainistreet, above Market, will get nice lot
Lake Fish this afternoon. Call and get a
suppIy-ahd cEoice-tbis evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
JONATHAN kFHhEr....- ..... ......-sEoRok McAiA
Excelsior Coal and Wood Yard.
Prices to S uit the Times.
GEORGE MCCAIN e. 90, A

.s. Dealers Ia the aIH is r.r.r |.I
BEST QUALITY YOUGnOIGHENY, MASsILuN,
PEACOCK AND HOOKING COAL. l1 =.
NOUGHOIGHENY for backsmiths use oannot be
4 exccllod Extra article Of Massun and Peacock
tull Tor CRATE and stove 81.
Office Third street adjoining the canal; also, the
wen. known Coal Yard A. Head Of Basin, adjoining
Decker's mill burr-stone factory
The best article OF hickory, sugar aud Beech Wood
always on hand sawed and split ready ior the nioye
Ihe bsst quality Of LIN h can Always be obtalns,.
Orders denVercd To any part of the city promptly,
lnd good measure gwen ~ nal cases. tive liz call .
TiY GEORGE MCCAIN a co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22

Removal-We call attention 10 the card
of Mrs. Keller, in another place. She is now
better prepared than ever to please her custo-
mers. a, -..-l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
GEO. u. COLES,

Z 9th Cavalry Regiment Recruits, are
wanted for a Cavalry Company, Il is by far
the easiest branch Of the service. Horses
aud every thing is furnished $lOO Bounty;
YzS, aud one months pay in advance $40 10
each man in addition. Pay from day OF en-.
hsiment Come, men, join the Cavalry Com
phny. foaa la IS arf.ue FL. s.clshfH Z 1
W. W. WOODWARD, Cant,
V, FmEs lsi, and f. GALuIDAY, "a Lieu
tenants. ~ 'ssl. ~.
: Headquarters At the Court House ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
Z blSsoLuTION loF. .pARrNNRsHlp.

UNiE partnership heretofore existing batwetn Clias.
j. Post apd William Nollbrecht under the firm o.
Uliafe Iost Cos Is dissolved on tins day by iBuiue
CONSENT all Huceunts will be settled by CnRties Post
them for payment, an0 all indebted to the tim viii
please 10 settle SOON. tia
r CHARLES POST
H"l toi tAi aNf WILLIAM VoDLBREOHT. .A
Bayton, Oct 4, lS62-o2W3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22

I BAVE this day sold out my share in the stock OF
il goods formeriy owned by Uherlrs l'ost q DO, TO
william Nobrecht anu herman Laudnieier. Both
have Gommenced their mercantile career WIN me, and
Mt, " has latterly been my paTtner IA business. As
htye doubt thlH they wi carry the htiiness on
the same principles 10y which have been governed Tor
THE last thirty years. hesitate not 20 nUOmmenii
them 10 the iaYor OF my customers shah Tor time
continue 20 be with H,em in uier store uUI r.tiH
Dayton, Oct. l, 1862. CnakLEa. FUo1, .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22

n .-IT'-- WI NM n IIto lIIi - = 7" M
NAT nc have dis DAY ormed CO. paftuership under
NM the tilm plWilliam OllLrodht Co., And lJughi
out the STOCK OF goods ot Charles Pol 90; SIR Y.
has been IN DnsinessiOr nunltr OF years Waii "A
Post, anu aitvry his partner. Mr.. .. was formerly
with Mr. b. Anu iHtterly WFh Rogers, TO sier AcHy.
As lnlend 20 do business on the principles
lorier en- ployer We hope toretain tie custom he
has mad for a nurcer Of years.
.I. IUlf noijf. rWil.LlAM NOLLBRLCHT,' f
HERMAN sANDMEiEh,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22

Fact !--For the best quality Of Coal and
Wood, and rousing measure for the money
no mistake about it-go to the Yard of Geo
Mccain 4 Co, Third street. adjoining the
canal bridge.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22
DAYTON Business Directory

TraSs ron ADVERTISING IN BuusKss DihRoToRY.-
Regular yearly advertisers, line gratis. others
81 per year 81 for ak months 81 for three months.
Bs-Pdy1aeNt N al cases Ia advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-22

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