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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22
AAlI---NO. 81.



III is tie pan of General Mcclellan.
hrstiy, 10 make all sure against the danger
OF European interfere nee and then 10 deal
at greater leisure with the extinction of
f. the rebel fires. Instead of maintainipp
cruising squadrons oti the in ,erdicted port,
or OF ockading channels up with stone
he intends to plant federal armies in every
rebel seaport city before I'm first dav Of
May, and thus throw their harbors OMEN
to the world. There will then be no block.
ade to break, and the rebels who will bo
thoroughly hemrned in by our coust, ieting
lines, VIII cut very sorry figure among
the . recognized powers of the, earth
inelr sympathising English abolition
friends will hardly then pretend to break
the land blockade of our bayonets, and
treason viii be obliged to depend solely
upon itself There is no diificulty in the
task. Ihe Burnside expedition viii give
Us the whole of the North Carolina coast
The army of Port ROYAL win shortly have
possession. OF both Charleston and Sayan.
nah. The occupation OF Cedar Keys. Kew
west, the Toftugases, and Fernandina.
gives US control OF the whole peninsula OF
Florida; Fort Pickens commands Pensaco.
la, whenever we will have it; Shin Island
can at any time decide the DESTINY of
Mobile; and the division or General Helm
tzienlan, now Being mustered for a new
southern expedition, cannot be kent out
oi The rear entrance which Yields up New
Orleans. All this within the certain prasn
oil few weeks, and when it is performed.
and we SIT relieved of all apprehensons Of
further Interference from the arch enemy
who has been our bane for the last siy
months, am inclined to think it will be
pretty generally admitted that General
Mcclellan had a plan.
AS early a. the date when he was called
To tue chlet command. it had become eyi-
Gent that Eng!and meant us mischief. and
thdt the trst 9reteXt would be seized TO
snlite US with a blow, TO divide our fear
f"l!y increasing power forever 1t was
natural, therefore, that Mcclellan, who
knew be could deal easily with Treason,
If but let alone, should direct his first at
tention to making his parallels against
outside interference. X was apparent to
HIM, as 1t soon becanIs obvious to every
one, that we We're really conducting n war
with England, as the ally Of the southern
rebels and that we must completely block
her out of the game, before we could ex-
pect TO break Treasons heart ard homes.
Had he been seconded by little more
viGor IN the department of the navy, We
might have been through with this branch
OF the campaign already, and Rebellion be
occupying so pit!ul AN attitude, that mono
OF lis foreign friends would think for a
N Ii mt OF counteaaEc.ng so shabby an
acquaintance But our navy department
has been miserably managed. and its mis-
calculation in the Burnside expedition
alone, will probably delay the cul animation
OF Mr., Stewards prophecy month Wake.
Spirit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22

Arrest OF HERALD CoRREsPoSpEST.-Dr
Ives, one, of, tho correspondents OF the
New York Herald, was arrested in Wash
lngton on Monday and sent to Fort Nc
II enry. near Baltimore.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22
OTTA WA STONE YARD
SPORTsMEN'S DFPOT.
rYnRH q RRnnR 9ass

IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
f.s and Shot Guns, OF every description Telescope
and Patent Muzze Rifles. Revolving Breech, Cast Steel
Barrels. with Guide Starter for hunting and aIarge
sortment of Colt Beas, Mathaten's Riun
Syn,s' Allen Thurbers. Geptlemen will ind at my
shop everything In my iine and give salts
faction all that favor with their patronage. ~
! invite the cid friends Of H p BRrNkFh to give me
CALL he my agent Customers will always find him
at his post My shop Msin Street, nesr the Fox
Rissr ssidss: s S,.s a.asc Is snh1.,, = e. s:... !.
fua1e THOMAS MOORl
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j. d. OLNSTE
Produce and Commission Merchant.

The market price paid for all kinds OF Grain-Wheat
and Corn .ed and shipped parties may desire.
Liberal advances made Grain in store at my
War house on the corner of La Sale street and Hy
dranlic b asiu. Ottawa, Illinois.
y. B-Sarmers save time by unloading wifh me,
have The first Warehouse they approach the
city aud also Steam Elevator and ali other conveen-
un. cad with dispatch; and they can always
rely getting the market price.
Ottawa, Dec. IS, '6l. J. ID. OLMsTEAD
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Alexander Dumas the elder happened
to be in Switzerland at roadside inn,
where German alone was spoken. and he
did all he could to impart 10 the master
Of the establishment that he wished to
have some mushrooms:
4" Finding that he could hot make him.
self understood by language, be took up
piece of charcoal aud traced Cd the wall
likeness of the article which he wanted.
The inn keeper on seeing the represents.
ton seemed quite pleased and gave un-
mstakable signs of believing he comprs!
hended AT lastl' exclaimed Dumas,
and not without difficulty! However, it
is we'll to be man of invention, as other
wise ! should be without my dish OF
mushrooms However, here comes the
host; hear him returning And so he
did, holding in his hand-an umbrella! -
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How the British Nation +, Ta,es.

At this time, when the nation is i'm.
patiently waiting for the scheme of taxa
ton which. Congress is preparing. the
following statement of the public income
of Great Britain, showing in detail the
various items OF taxation, will prove of
interest. Great Britain is the most heavily
taxed nation in the world taxation has
there been reduced to science; the
British nation pays nearly as much TO
carry on its government in times of peace
as we need TO carry Oh war; and the
taxroll presents an instructive picture to
us who have hitherto never felt the
weight Of taxation, except in such dis
maraged local governments as that of this
city. For the present year, when the
population of the united kingdom is o.
33l ,SS the total income is S.003. sol,
equal to S3I3,0l9,355 In 1860 the income
was over three hundred and fifty-four mil
lion dollars. The income OF the year
ending Dec. 81, 1851, was produced from
IL fnlln,xipy scI,rces.
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,,,g'VaYA MARnLE YARD

IE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Geweli Finley, where he intends to carry the
business a extensive scale. lie has on hand and
always receipt of the best quality OF American TIA
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
donsments, Mantes. Furniture &C. AS be has Of
the best workmen the western country, he feels
sured that up anything in his line in superb
or STYLE together with prices he feels assured that
he will give all those favor him with their support
entire satisfaction. -.
N r. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
rom, .ly attended to- .-..- JAMES WILLS.
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Elizabeth City and Edenfon.

The news yesterday confirms previous
reports OF the occupation of Elizabeth
City by Federal forces, Of the Burnside
expedition, and gives the additional intel
ligsnce OF the occupation of Edenton
Elizabeth City is the capital OF Pasouo-
tank county, North Carolina. Ii is stu
ated on the right bank OF the Pasouotank
River, about twenty miles from its mouth.
2l5 miles east by north of Raleigh, ana
about thirty miles south of Norfolk, Va
1t Is also a post town, and is considered
one of the most important town in the
northeastern part of the State 1t has a
water communication with Norfolk, which
is reached by going twenty miles up the
Pasquotank River thence twenty two
miles by the Dismal Swamp Canal to
Elizabeth River, Virginia, thence nine
miles to the latter city. 1t contains a
courthouse, Jail, three churches-one
Baptist, one Episcopal, and one Methodist,
-an academy, four seminaries, two banks,
thirty-hve stores, three newspaper Offices,
issuing two weekly newspapers and
semi monthly publication. and popua-
ton estimated at two thousand Vessels
drawing seven feet of water can can come
up to it with the greatest ease.
Edenton is quite a hourishing little
town of some one thousand seven hundred
inhabitants. 1t is post town, port of
entry, and capital OF Chowan county, North
Carolina, and is situated at the head of
Edenton Bay, which opens into .Albemarle
Sound, a little below the mouth of Cho-
wan River, one hundred and fifty miles
east of Raleigh 1t is one of the principal
towns in the northeastern part of the
State, carries on considerable trade and
is only sixty six miles south of Norfolk,
Va In June, 1882, Que thousand six
hundred and forty tons of shipping were
owned and employed in the coast trade,
and during that year three schooners,
with an aggregate burthen of two hundred
and fifteen tons, We're built Edenton WAS
settled in l1l6, and contains splendid
courthouse, a Jail, two churches-oue
my, and one printing Office issuing
weekly newspaper.-Ch Chicago Times l5th.
A GEOLOGICAL DIsrINcTIoN-The princi-
pal difference between she original British
lion and the Canadian variety of the
animal is, that the latter wantt Maine.
On, Ny EYE!-The scarcity of salt
South is terrible. The children are actu-
ally forced to cry with fresh water tears
A TENDER LsGAL QyEsrIoN-The legal
tender question. asa a41
BEAUREGARD's CIRCULATING MEDIUM-I
Checks on the Banks Of the Potomac.
why is dismissed Cabinet officer like
an orphan? Because he has lost his Pap !
ORiHopox ADy,oE-All our volunteers
should bear in mind, when they are about
making priso.. .ers, that the latter should,
like medicine, be well shaken before |
taken"
Our Best MAN oF-W AR-The merry Mac
of Washing gton.- - Family F,r.3 4, j.s,asT |
Young Jones complained to his father.
- L. ~ of the fAYnnor of h l. sr;En llI,H [
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22

FEMALE CLERKS There will be rush OF
women towarde Washington ct ONCE
The sex will be excited beyond measure
to know that female clerks are to be aP-
rointed in the Dead Letter Office, to read
and return letter Thers chance for Ia
bitha Ann.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22

Young Jones. complained to his father
in. law of the temper of his vito. am
cure her" said the father. :" I'll cut her
off with . shilling if she don't behave,
Young Jones always totd his father in law
after that "Shss model of wife"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22

CALroRSIAs LoyALTY-The unanimous
action of the Legislature OF California as.
s,imins her portion of the war debt, aud
paving the whole amount into the Federal
Treasury.in gold, as communicates by the
late telegraphic news from San francisco,
is an eloquent evidence OF the deep and
nassionate attachment Of the people Of that
distant State to the cause OF the Union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22

Or, in round numbers, three hundred
and forty millions of dollars-Nc.c York
Ere7.iflg Post ar
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II ESEIf&SY..

ls~mdu Druggist and Apotecdry. Nnin st. OttG,os.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.D
Importer of Drugs Chemicals, French Cogniae Bran
s;., Wines ScSc aug2S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22
ISN SINESS CARDS.
Dentistry at Eastern Prices I!
DIR. M. WHITTEN

Office NIails Street. Opposite Mansion
House and Over OrlOI,s Book
Store, Otla wa. Hi.
~ To my numerous patients ] would state thai
they will receive attention by calling at any hour J
the d0y-wi,h promptness aud dispatch
Nov. q, 1861. DIR NJ. WHlTiEN.
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LADIES' & CHILDREN'S

HOOP SKIRTS, in the new
GoRED SHAPE, made Of the
finest Springs, f~am % 10 ~
hoops in each. Fine French
Corscts. White Muslin Emf
6ing and APE TRIM
niings Hosiery OF all kinds
Children's ard Infant. FISE
N0oLEN HOODS, KNIT
GAnTFEs. Njftans. Sack s
and ULder Flannels. Also,
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Total. :. -. :. .fes COS 20:
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A HANO.OM9 LOT OF sON1aGs. UNDERltevE::

And LADIES HOODS
A Complete stock Of FALL
and WINTER BrSNETS
from 81 50 10 $3.50.
81 Pattern Hats-a large
- - variety. a prices from Five
to Seven and Eight Dollars
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22

Drs. II Ar d & NcAKTHtR
IA, ing themselves together Tor the practice
Of profession respectfully tender their servcest
the :itixens of Ottawa and vicinity
N B.-AlI persons indebted to either OF the under
six,sd are requested to call Immediately and arrange
the same.
once over Hunte-'s Drug Store, La Sale St.
c. HARD. VI. d,
i.nI5 r. VI. McARTHUR, NJ D.
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sept hand and served their atlowestcaS2
h they buy but the best, they always pay
the highest price for cattle, lambs, &c.
erJlIey heir r,sef tamil Hfct,'S Corner.
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Dr. n. II END j. &

LSeentiate Of Royal college Of Surgeons, Hdtn'"F0h.
Having had charge of Hospital IN Europe Tor sere-
raj years and practice of years in Illinois, ne
feels confident of giving satisfaction to those who may
wish his professional advice
once north side of the Court House Square Resi-
Asaea Superior St. east OF National nouse. oeco
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

The 36th Indiana, We have jast re.
ceived letter from Lieut. Ed. Breene, of the
35th Indiana, in which is short account Of
the sharp 6ght the 35th Ia, OILS. o., aud sth
Ky. had with the rebels twice their humber,
while guarding a foraging train few miles
from Nashville, on the 9Th inst The Both
had the honor of opening the ball. aud several
times charged the enemy at the point of the
bayonet and drove them back The Lieut..
Col. commanding was wounded at the FIRST
FIRE of the rebels, and the command then de-
volyed on Capt John Grove, who is said to
have handled the regiment most admirably,
and bore himself galantly during the hard
fought battle. Ii. .sa Id. II.
We are grati6ed to be able to state that our
Dayton boys were especially noted for their
gallant bearing under ere. Gen. Stanley
Mathews, who was himself at the head of the
Brigade, highly cOmplimented Capt. Grove
and his men for their fighting qualities and
called them his "bnlly bOysr And General
Crittenden, who has command of the Divis-
ion, when he heard Of the gallant conduct Of
the boys, thanked them in person for having
saved the day to our atns.
The relatives and acquaintances here of
the brave boys who have been recently en-
gagged in the fights in the vicinity of Nash
vile, have cause to feel proud of them; and
they do.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

Mcclellan Superseded. Yes, and j, B.
Gross erceeds all the artists in town in taking
those splendid photographs on wheels, which
are causing so much excitement at No SO
Main street, opposite the Court House. He
has made within the past lew weeks great i'm.
provement in his facilities for taking photo.
graphs, and is now 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 look
at his rooms You will find 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, 1862-12-16

Splendid-We never saw more splendid
meat that was offered this morning at Stall
No, l6. 1t beat great deal of the Show
Beef we have seen heretofore The fact is,
VIM. Stover brings in eUery market morning
as nice beef as any one could desire to see
on Christmas. Try him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

SHERIFFs SALE.

george A. Gfoye, guardian OF t,eorls,i
". Winebenner, LOmai IA Vine. s,n..,i..
brehber ahd David n. Mmtbryhlvr t,i',I
w. Montgomery
Charles Maxwell, Joseph " Muxw,il ,u'"ip
Lem Maxwell, Mary BALDWIN, adj "V
at ta,,n m ia,n iysiueh's OF hc suur r,tiuon
lot hhd Charles lay Tor, its bitnts Sf p''
The state ui Indiui-s, HIid tlatln.Ip. '''''NH'
Nhebrennor, fcslutlit Ui Muuiguiu- N...4
ery connti, uhio Defendants '''' -'"u'
DuhsuANt ~ .,iI oiuer 81 thr St,i,.,..., ,..
l. AohtSomely county, ONO, un,i,' 1 - - 90
sse wai ssil az p'oiie toh uu tho it.1s %
ttaiiNnuuiSi Ulu, On ."
sat0uGy Jaaaa, y i., Iss, Ml.
Nt On" tl"'l' u ~ - Saiu IA, tue ,tt,, i,
.a pi ,o,"i lnio'a Soe. Aa AZ, hgicentJ 10
7hue' alvV,l pia oi Ihe Town .. Aai,,i5ilir ir ~
touniy o hOnigoineiy, a,u s,it,,, his q 90 '''
'ei @ :" M 10y no. l' "a is been tahr vu thc ,i,st s,
'heie"i ny the "icd MIAMI Iufnpike e.u ~ 80
Nh"ld ucsIguatou utS Aus I'M a, i., ~. ~ .''
revised piat Ol town N ''' y" '''u
a'so' al uut-otIn the Town of alln,utgl,lry A, 80.
1ouhly, containing one Uu,-l llli n,,- & ~ '''
urlnH the same lut euuNCytdby uaniel t,-lg,ar, 20
n 'ti''t' " utVd 'Nv4 a pn ., 1850, aud ie,or.,i
a Eooh ", page v'J oi ilie laOngOniery uuunty -
ofdS' anu und,r the wut ui psiuIo ia I'"y ,y ~
Dath sliD-aNltvd plated anu ry,U4d,d a. - ,,,s
u'''''Ni "o"!luH 20 MhluishuTg,' us lull,,.s -,
reerohce 10 sud plat. W." "Fi'' 'y
5ad property las b,en appraised. irec OF ,la.r n,
'n,lots Nos . am 10 ou stoDors plae hnow,,,.
iVi N'u ~ On thc fSN4aeu plat ruru al, -, ,,,,,
ihu on NlheuI vnnvt n aduIlul-.
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= ,, NJ ai.t
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Ahh cannot be rod iol less dian 40, anna, 49, "
pr"seH Naiu' tnr'eoL sNd proI,ft, Mi ..,'l '' ~
ui uUWrI. - '''' 90 ''' " ti'u
Teuns-one tliid OF the put.l,.- mann,
pN'u ','Ni, "h ~ d''y sitle, unv-tr 90. ono, ,
,hId 40 "V years. a'i, Iiud li, nlcnts A., lsg ,,,
ia" 20 ne steHtvd 10y mUugll,o Oh tIe I,t..ul..' ~
"hOhfE NOuAJiaN, aiirr,I ..,,ut sn
'''''"'9' ga islltNt,a,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16
Advance on the Price of New,ps

pers.-The unprecedented high price ol
printing paper every where has made it ne.
cessary for publishers to advance the price oi
their papers, aud News Dealers are obliged
to raise the price slightly on their patrons.
This was to expected, as matter of necessi
ty, and readers cannot find fault. The fol.
lowing is the list of papers kept on sale by
New Dealers here, and the prices at which
they will be sold. And we republish the list
for the benefit of the public who have not
seen it: .......
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16
SAERIFk's SALE

John toiley etm Montgomery Common Pea,
49,. AZ. ''''''
Phlltp Edwards ct al IN inIitti,t
~ Nlltue uli ana liz obedience 60, tho ,utniu,ua
IL al OIucr o. site lssuul "a tuu auoVe ,A,, and ,
ga" hfagtsi Wiz oder at ubio safe al tho asui u
h' NSiit house lh th, ci,y O Day ION, uu
SufuotiN JditurylG iSa1
AK sotlOek m u n,dd uny, tie iJtuwtne ,l,,a..f,t,
leH estate lo'wl In loo uuubritd AlX5 IN tGtt Al,
ne Town ol un oi, Ia me county ui MOu,s suti, i
ihp ahhei WIN lha fuNtiuent~ thtEHu, isHl,tl,
'lhhs o' ule appraised NaHe. tctns-i, n,l, ID,
ohe anu n IA No years lrOg, tle d,o ot sale ,.,t1,
lsUS. i'r'
drlsdtwawts GEORGE WuGAMAA. sI,.ut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

In PresG-We learn that Messrs. Apple
gate & Co, Publishers, Cincinnati, have in
press work on the Culture and Manufacture
of Sorghum, by Isaac A. Hedges, Esq, Of
this city Mr.. Il. has devoted several years
to the investigation Of this subject, and has
expended great deal of money in expert
ments in machinery for its manufacture, and
he is better prepared to write inielligently on
the subject than any one we know. We will
look with interest for the appearance Of this
important work
While on this subject we will remark that
Mr. Hedges starts for northern Illinois to day
for the purpose Of investigating the Sorghum
question out there, with the intention Of in
Producing to the forthcoming Convention here
the important results in the manufacture Of
sugar from Sorghum, said to have been OBJ.
tanned in that State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

Arrived.-The Mercury German Illustra-
ted News, Police Gazette, Herald of Progress,
Scientific American, &C., &c, have been re.
ceived at Rea's, 70 Main street He has, al
SO, just got fresh supply of those extra
Mahony Oysters.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16
TOOTI TOOTH ToOTIll
Kris Kinkle is Koming +!
Q H r MAS GIFT S!
CANDLES AND CANDY TOYS

JUST RECEIVED AT aOS THIRD sT, DAYTON,
ME largest and finest Holiday Goods ever offered
and d straw berry Gum Drops, Peppermint Drops-ked,
M MMh,te and Blue, Liquorice, Sugar Almonds, Gum
SUCKS Julube Bars, nne mixed Candles, Burnt Al
houses, Babv Boxes Soldiers, Hearts, Birds Country
nouses, Circus Figures, Market Wagons, Aiphabets,
Cuplds on Flowers, Bread Baskets, Briiliants Bon,
neis, Union Eggs, sugar Boxes, Whistles, Hollow
uu1ys, Dog Houses, Deer, Butterflies Bird Cages
Watches, Gum Mastio, &c, &c,, &c. 80 70
The proprietor has got, and Is rec, wing I'M,
70 please every possible taste. Heis dc trmned that
the public shall have everything Of the laest incest
CAL or send orders. W. II. BRANDENBUkG
delS 2S5 Third street, west OF pustunice
(JOurDal cOpyl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

CHRIsTAAs PREsESFs- = Nothing would
make more appropriate present, or be Of
more benshlto your wife, mother or sister, than
Wheeler a Wilson Sewing Machine You
wouldbe greeted with smiles for many =
Christmas " come, over such present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

NIoHr ScHooI.-Miss NJ A. Murray has
commenced Night School for Ladies aud
Misses, at her Room on Brown street Spell.
ing and Writing are the branches taught
Terms--l5 lessons for 81: IL weeks - s
lessons each week. Iwd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16
81. erisr's Dayton Commercial College.
EVENING CLASS
SPENOERIAN SYSTEM OF PENMAN.
SHIP TAUGHT

Bookkeeping taught as practical Art
which can only be learned in the doing of IL.
No class or mere lecture process can ever
make expert accountants, If you doubt this
ask practical book.keeper.
nov28d3twlt* a... .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

Watches.-H. Kline, No. 1876 Third St
has lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watche,
which he offers very low at private sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

Good Things THE best quality of Oys-
ters, the incest article of Michigan Apples,
and other choice Fruit, &c, at Duffs, 1903
Main street.
Duff has received another supply of the
"Vallandigham Polka" 1t is pronounced
good thing"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16
Goods Oonstantly Arriying.--New a,

attractive goods are constantly arriving at j.
Il. Christopher's, corner Of Jefferson and Mar.
ket street The goods were bought at auction
in the Eastern Cities, and can be sold Ios-
mind that. They comprise large quantity
OF Cassinets, SAtinets, Shawls, Cloaks, Cloak
Goods Hoods, Children's Shoes, CarpetinR,
and large number OF Blankets, part OF
which are slightly damaged, Bargains are in
the goods.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

The Poor.-Ths weather has put on its
most dreary appearance, and will greatly in
crease the sufferiDgs Of the poor, who are de-
void the necessaries of life. While the
Christmas Carnival is being prepared, don't
permit the poor to suffer in your midst