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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09

MEssRs Henry z. WILSON & Co: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration ald Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations. have, in many in
stances, known them n restore the hair where it had
fallen or remove dandrGt restore the hair to its original
color, entirely the most painful headachesand in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been u shlrcr in several Of these benefits.
Rev. HENRY HILL, Manchester, n. Ii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
Spertal Notices.

9Th Cavalry Regiment--Recrui,s are
wanted for Cavalry Company. IL ia by far
the easiest branch Of the service Horses
and every thing is furnished. 500 Bounty !;
SIS, and oae months pay in sdyance; $40 to
each man in addition. Pay from day of en-
listment Come, men, Join the Cavalry Com
pany.
w. W. WOODWARD, Capt.
v FRiEs lst, aud +. GALIpAy, I'd LEA
tenanla rs s
Headquarters at tbs Court House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
JONATHAN ,....aSonSH H'qAIH.
Excelsior Coal and Wood Yard.
Prices to Euit the Times.
GEORGE MCCAIN a. co.,

Dealers in The
BEST QUALITY YOUoHoH HEkY, MAsSlLoN,
PEACOCK AND HOOKING COAL. 10
VoUGHOIGHERY for blaeksmths use cannot b
escclled. EAlEa article o. AAssilon apd rssOsek
Ohes 90 THIRD sEsst sdoiring ihs esaAli sIse. the
well. hnowa Coal tard ~ Head of Basin, adjoiniDs
Deckorb mill ouU-Btona hotory, H... RI
1he best article Of hickory, sugar and Beech Wood
aweys 90 hAna, sawed end spit rpAdy ior tha eloEs
The best quality Of LINE cah alwayB bo Obeainsd.
OrdaD delivered 70 any pAr Of the civ promptly,
and good measure pyen 10 Al cases. Give is call
ANai 0HoReh MCCAIN co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYoks OFFICE, CIrT os DAIroN,l
October 3, ls6x.
In pursuance OF resolution adopted by the Jlty
II Council on the SUth uit, notice 10 hereby gwen TO
tne qualified Votsiz Of tbs Second ard city OF
Daytoa, that poll viii Dc kept open, at The usual
psoe Of Votlng IN aaid Want, on tuesday, the ltth
DAY Of October, 1909, oetseen hours Of o'clock
q m and SIX o'clock IN, tor the election Of 1ras-
lee, or Councilman, Tor tho unexpred term OF Hiram
Strong, resigned.
oc3du W. II. GILLESPIE, Mayor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
PAWNRRoKER,a SALE.

Az I'LL be sold ~ aUCIiUN vn 1uesvaI, OvtoDSt,
w Vi, lc6z, ~ 10 ocOck ut tie AucIou tiOoli,
OF Y. L. huDer oon, Ssv Ihird seet, nue. ar2.
Oh fsnung view " AVrth Benul tost SluU; 4 hl,e
silyer mounted hie, t35i hhe Doubie ulln anu
t'itie cost s40i nae s& snVoung kue, cost kg,; 4
Anguish SILVER lever Wactl, Gust orpInay e3y, utsi.
isesd gold Watches, patent teversi | hue gvd Nrs,
CLAini set SILVER plated tea EpOunsi Uutee AGtvrs
ladies goid neck etiain gold nuDunk waie; "a, "a
hununK SAIcss; 5eBt DAY ulOgks; .a!igl s.essi
bOOhs--ALG MN. ~ aWNt
volume, cid-bouna, Lorenzo 4 eggy Dow; Ily.
ron's foeticai MoIKsi GnrVncles france and SpdL
~ pr john rrolssArt, lueIvlI lev Inc Nolid;
" hltes history oi the Oflu; JoAephu.; 4 b,a,rh
blbie Ueogrtphyi John rliklinh iiscoler,, ali,.
many OtneI ATciss " sod without -srrys Tor "a,
-enent OF whom II may coIrrfn. r.U
4, n. uUhEn A son. Aucloneer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN this day filed IN the CouIt of Common Pleas
wIhin the county Of Montgomery and state OF OHIO,
his pstuon praying TO 10 divorced nom his wife, lar
haTR Wolf. Cause-slllu absence for more than three
years. The said Barbara of n nouied that unless
she appears and answers 70 SAID petition, the same
ly. MARTIN WOLF
J. H. BAoo0Tf, Attorney. Oct. 9, lo62-oc7wO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

Game, Etc -Quails, young squirrels, and
young chickens, oysters, and other Injuries
at the American Saloon, Main street, prepar-
ed to order in the best style of the cuisine
art
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

rost--Persons from the country inform
US that on Saturday night there was toler-
ably heavy frost in their neighborhoods. 1t
is lucky that there was nothing in the produce
line for the frost to iniure.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

MATTHIAS swARTSEL'S ESTATE
N0TioE u hetsby gIyeu Thai ihs andessl plad svas
~ pAis dap duly appointed and qualhed a. Adnain
lstalor v1th tha vii Of Ms,hhs ssnnbl ant,s si AZ
ne es.Ais q Aainiss s~srsei. iste q AoOISomssy
xsss.s is' issssssSss sGsEsk v HsYxs.
lEaefA slfngcoA1a0 afIlIe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
KRVNllrlaINs RATks.


,,CHANGED HANDS,
iETApatts it,fc!Ascd aio iAiat !fa4.yt q besBs
IL 20 Nhlisan lt. leg@ler, NO. ~ Aiilps saos-se,
si,ln street, giii conatct Uusztssli tDe nA "a
r's E eh'l,i,d whis h73 ipg9 Af,g XlYyg,hs
ins a9asssSss, tsfodeafs, Pctc,isis; trotll
iis ta,. ~ hiiir urliy AeeAIl Neusl.p ls,o
series u Bs''oie Ncyes hnu sofg Sovas, - li} nse
'iSS tlS' se, s y ss il SI, se a, o,.
n.y. aiWays oa manu- FsA
ii.e siAhOhhi OfSrlsRs1theb best brand Jr.t,ah,
Mest-to De aiQ uulius the seRsvii. IGu, OnI, an
TO Uu tasted 10 becOhie ahll the nlge.'f1a
asa. n tst taa o. the I.biit, uG.al.hthhaULy fur
nishns the best ait ees, dealing ia lpy, hutiy SAT-
huvtHliy, "i fnuiis u.s -e9ni,d,ee sh pu,r ronhs
nereio.ofe 90 I,6api d ugstOvea ar@sAey redsces.
Vr' '"f Aesi9rfi 40 an com . = ..s oy hun
A Gard.
Having couqlutvi ~ hallge my prlsent ossiurss
fpi one iliyrr,eei Z, a gis ,iivgv svassaaa, ha,-
n5lvse,i ui MS eeslbJshn,el, " NJ. fta, Ni1o niL
th.te no uVLtt, eIhdutf tr busiiess e, pr.se an,
r"piSi SUI frfYpYivud mn 70 tne,n. sn, Ulu
euototners f1unft,is rv,uin tpy h.As ~
iir rfsi patronage they aev Gvsss o.. W n,. nI,d
AVpu tvJ "i.' tVs.fIiiu saI 10 sl4.osso,.
ain,i e',. ieti gr's,rili to inl bay ton "a cius.
e-sfe L,.It tunLkIEu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

The Mercury--And other papers have
been received at Brandenburgs Also, oys-
ters, and lots Of other good things Call and
get supplied
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

Democratic Meetings tO-night--In the
LIST Ward at Stork's; 4th Ward at zwislers ;
and for the 9th and 9Th Wards and Sontag's,
on the Hill
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
SHAVING, HAIR.CUrTING, sHAMPOOING.

VNHoMAs A. WISH having taken the Barber shop
Il on Market strest rscenuy owned By james kTeId.
lrr and ntted u up in the Iaost Improved stJle, ~
prepared to do shaving, Hair Cutting, sham pooIng
etc. IN manner that cannot ail 70 give satisfaction.
He invites all lis old trends customers 10 give
atreet. oc7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

Fire--Fire--Fire members of the Del.
uge Fire Company No. A, are hereby notified
to meet at their Hall this (Monday) evening,
at o'clock for exercise, and regular monthly
meeting, Full attendance is requested.
ANTHONY STEPHANS, Pres't
JosEPn GEIsLER, Secy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
Received to-day.--New YorI

Received to-day,--New York Mercu:
ry, Herald OF Progress, London News, Police
Gazette, No 40 OF Dime Novels, IS Oysters,
at ReA'a, Qate Heckler's)
i. S-(Please Smoke Hes got the very
best quality Of Cigars
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

BAKER-0n SUNDAY, lith inst, OF pulmonary con.
sumption, at his idente blfth street Mr. John u
Baker, In the blst Year OF ms age.
he feared God and died IN peace.
Funeral services In kaper Chapel, this afternoon At
O'Clock by Rev L. r. Van CleVe, in kngLSh, aud by
Rev. r. Wunderlieh, In German.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

1m-Moral--An unsophisticAted chap in
passing a store the other day observed card
attached to fancy looking article in show.
window, on which he made out the words
"Bnll Moral skir,s-at 81 and g."
Oar rural friend couldn't quite get the
hang Of IL that is to say, he couldn't see the
moral alr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
a Il a u OTTO N.

FNHE following list Of uncAllsd for goods, remaining
J. ia the Express ONCE a. Day ton, Ohio Ai b. sold
public aneuon AZ the eee oi the United aud
American Express Companles, the ", Gay OF Ur-
obeT, 1868, n not taktn and charge paid before that
date
One package, Edward Brown; aH
One pacllag Harrison BSiAij;
One box, ". L. Dodge
une bsx, b. Clatiini M
Ooe package, Mrs, Mary Fisher
One boz, Laurence Wenls
One pAckAge, john Law;
one packago. ', phellehamefi
one package, !. a. Hsvab;
ono package, William Anea;
One package, j. pardee;
Ons boa, David hAhsch;
One box, JanIeh jackson:
Ons carpet tag, Henry hodnlan; Une N
Ono package, a. Estelii anal e
Ono package, no name;
Ous bend boE, benjamin johnson,
One trunk, Map Chase; rr
Ope passage, John keeber; n
Que package. \. Qnlnn.
Ons packAse, goha Y ooedser.
Uns package. Jesse PaSsohs; ..f
Oos DoH, O. 7. nnae,i
One boa, LOWS Wall; fH
IhIse boxes, J. cF1trhaeld; rIm
OOe ook, henIy olive; 4T r r.
One PsokAae, y. X Wood,
One oafpol nas, o. SheFmaa; y q
ons earpet eAas " nanas; a.;
ons ysovs, J, v, oEsss. =, !. ...tyF AN
sP Rs'As = sss, Assassssrs. ss7s1a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
CHARLES RAsoHKE.
GENERAL UPHOINTERER,

OHIO BLOCK, Third hTREET (AR. stTrELL's
OLD STAND DAYTON, ohlU.
A LII kinds Of upholstsnng, such SOFAS, Chairs,
IA stools, harAHses,&c., d04e 70 CarpttA cut
ald fitted, WINDOW vuralnA hung aud al kinas oi TO-
pidng done al the shortest DoSe and most reaaerA.
RqT@ess- Mayor einsspis and Barney. Parker ! Co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
NFm aODgrtlsgmfnts
GRAPH VINE Rooms AND WINE.

1 HAVE from to,o00 10 G0.OOO two.year.old Grape
J. Vine RootH for sale. l slii allow = liberal CON.
mission 10 al who may sell tor me. fl
Also, good CAaubA Wine for sale.
Residence nssI the Asylum, south Of Dayton Ad-
oeis fhEDERIoK soAuTTE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

NJ ---T-1--- PUBLTU NOTIUE
I HAVE this day sold out my share Ia the stock u
Il goods formerly owned W Liiarles lvst a Lu, 10
william Nolibre,nt anu Herman Landnleer both
have commenced their mercantile career Witnlnp, mud
Mr.. v has lattefiy been my partner IN business. Asf
have no ooubl th1 they wd CARR the business on
the rame principles by which have hee governedfor
the last unrty years, heritate nut "a recommend
them 10 the favor Of my Customers ] shah ora uuie
cOnunue 20 be with t,.etn m tnspr store. tetFp
Dayton, oct. ], isos. CHahLLS foST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
THE UNION MUST De PRgsERyED.

ATE AFs aulhShtsd 10 rseruii a company lor the
w Que hundred and ninth Rrgment - \. A.,
nldef eOrnnland oi Colonel NJ. r. N0lsL.
II you Nish " escape tne Graa aua crush out this
wicked rebelhoo YOU have chalce % Join hrst
glass tepms nj which has sirea4y ~ m-a an Camp
Pay, Clothing aDd kuhsHfenee nom The dato Of en-.
hsnnenL Bounty sAiue a. othef rssnlsnts.
Ju1kPh hkha, IaQiain,
Mills NOLAN, lsl Lieuf,
SsSdlots ehAs. ALLsN. ~ Lieal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
Dayton Business Directory

TEaAs roE ADvERrrntsg IN BUSINESS DIREcroRY =
Regular yearly advertisers, line gratis. others
81 per year; 81 for six months 81 for three months
HS- hy1adnt IN al ensss IN advance. f4s ir .-f .-
GITx MI EMIT.
Na,,or.--wiIlism H. Gillespie; office, 107, Main.
JKarshal.--Staey n. CAin office, At Mayor Office.
Treaurer-D W. Reese; office, j. W Darst Bro's
solicitor. .--Joslah Lovs office,
Csnk A-Anthony Stephsnsi- iiee, Council Chamber.
Ltty Cbunoi.--- "a ... -.
FIRST Ward-Amos Decker aud Hugh Wiggm
second Ward -Ezra Bunm and Hiram strong.
Third Ward--I II. Kiersted and 1eo. W. Rogers.
Fourth Ward--J A. Minck aud L. L. 0iililand
Fiftn Ward-Ehra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth Ward--W y. Love and Jacob Decker.
TOW NSHtP OFFICEBS--Jastiessc Of Pace.
VIM. IA. Mckinney; oflice, 81, near Main.
John a. s3toppelnsn; Office, I'd bet Je b. Clair.
James Turner; otnce, 65, Jefferson ate M &
a..i ..as1l p Coastabgss. --. li 500
Isaac Hale and Ezra Jeiffeys. Ola SON -a q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
CO-PARTAEI;SIlTp.

NNE have tnis day onned a W. partderrhir under
w tue hfm VI WIuiain tvilbiccht a ~, s,u b,ught
out tho stock VI goOds Ot ChNtes tor " sir v
has Deen 40 OuSln0n5iOf hiiiiLt vi Yeas Nt hr.
Post, aud attl riy las patne. Ar. a. Wss iorlotif,
with Mr. anu i~tteTly WIN Rogyfs, tOn Wet a suIgy.
As We ntcd 10 do busiuess on Tie thue ptfn, ies Is
our former employer, We nope 10 rpttn le cp,iplp e
has nad Tor u nuI,cer OF ysdis. 'N '.tH ~
ttDI WILLIAM VOLLBHkUnT,
uERMAS SANUM H1Eis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

Looming Up.-The New Baptist Church
on Main street, between LIST and I'd street, is
looming up toward the sky, aud is rapidly ap.
proaching completion. twill be, when cop.
pleted, one of the largest, most imposing aud
elegant church edifees in the West There
has been quite a rivalry here in the way OF
church-building, each congregation that DEEM
ed ne'O church indispensable oertopping and
outreaching their competing brethren of other
denominations, who had already set their
stakes pretty high.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

Paroled We understand tha, snip Wolf,
drummer, and about twenty others OF the 93d,
aud over hundred men from their brigade,
we're taken prisoners by the rebelI on the day
Of the battle Of Psrrysville. Ky, last week,
These men, it seems, got weary and fell back
to rest The rsarguArd came up Ind com.
PEELED them to move on They we're some
distance behind their brigade when the rebel
cavalry swOoped down on them aud "hswked
them in." Soon after they we're taken pris.
era the fight began, and the shells from our
batteries fell so close TO the boys that they
had to hurry of out Of range The Gring
continued while they we're tramping ten miles
away
The men we're paroled and sent OF, after
the bush-whackers had stripped them OF their
"waluables
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

The Topic Civilians are Just now des-
perately following the advice of Gen Me.
Clellan, in bis noted Order TO the Army, re-
garding ihe Presidents Emancipation Proela.
nation, where he says-"The remedy for
political errors, il any are committed, is to
be found only in the action of the People at
tha Polls" That is exactly what the folks
in this meridian are driving At with might
and main, The army must battle down the
rebellion, trusting to the people who are left
at home to remedy ths errors OF civil policy
and hold the administration Of the Govern.
ment to It's obligations to the Constitution. 3
You can hear little at this date but vote
voteif voteIlI" and the most careless, disin-
terested alien, who shirked his obligations to
assist in maintaining the Government that
gives him protection, in order to escape the
draft, capno. help learning that tomorrow is
Election Day
"Vote earlyS vote late vote all the time r
The latter clause Of the preceding admonito-
ry sentence must not be construed by any
one go.AheAd fellow as an order for him to
vote more than once, We can appreciate bis
desire to 'eect the ticket, but . constant
voting sll day on his part-And Of hundred
or 50 other clever fellows whose anxiety 70.
the licket" is as strong as his own--would
impose q fearful task upoa the judges and
clerks Of elections, and il would be a long
while before we would be Abls to learn the re.
suit Of the eleotion.
But vote And whatever you do, don't be.
lisye the horrible stories in circulation about
---wsll, about somebody eating up somebody =
little shildrsa Ugh4 J OF -ol o1
ti r. r~st+r.tt.cc,. rrLt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
DISSOLUTION OF pARrNEnsilip.

TIihE partnership heretofore exstinK Lstn sen ChAs
u Post aud Mlain konuyechl under tns hrtu VI
arlen Post Co., is dissolved TINS day by ~ su
eonsent all sec-tnts wall " settled y Chup.es Post
Az having CLAIMS sgainst the Ormer nrIn viii prvseht
thsm or payment, Du All inuebieu " tile nlLi wiil
please 10 resuo soon. r..l ls.
CHARLES POST
WILLIAM NvLa.DREGllg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

At Auction Those wanting to purchase
valuable and attractive articles "for little or
nothiug, must not fail to attend the Pawn
brokerss Sale at the Dry Goods, Notion and
Toy Store of G. p Huber u Son No. $50,
Old postoaice Building, Sd street, on Tues.
day the 2lst inst There is lot Of nice
things to dispose Of
On Thursday the 30th inst, C. Il Huber &
Son will sell at the Express Office Beckel
Building, Sd street, large number OF Pack
ages, and several carpetbaRs, boxes, etc,
which remain uncalled for at that date It is
not known to the Express Agent, 7. NJ John,
Esq OF to the Auctioneers, Messrs Huber &
Son, what the packages, etc. contain and il
Ia probable that several valuable prizes will be
had for small sums Last year an excellent
watch and several vsluables Were sold for
trifling Sums
And then, there is any amount of fun to
be had over chaps who happen to buy a pack.
age that won't bear inspection
Don't forget these sales
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
Card Photographs Reduced
pRoPosALs FoR Woon

AVBifeas oErIoE. AoSrooHrAS cogSrT, osiO,
DAiToS, september ~, l9te. i
DROPOSALs sli 10 received bg tho undersir.ed
II nnhi o'clock N 90 Monday, OotObeF Z, Isss
or furnishing ls0ndTrd and any cOrdt 0l foo1dr,
wood w the nse OF the county. Nood ~ b. a,sere1
Il the Court House H-
by order Of tho Commissioner.
a b. M- AYItEs, AadiIoE Aopt county.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
{" " MANN q CO.'S Se7'.'i'NA
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
IRECT THROUGH BY Li0HTMIaO TRalM.

TUsr received and viii be ree,,iarl,
u The SEASON. the b--t 9fanOs ~ llt,I q y, sa.1t
repaired ~ dose Oyster kinEs, AAA = Iu
uEAi.Ez5 a. ViSrklS a. gi,ls -, anstI ll.. soy
rounng county, aro ssisd bis 4, p
sns,e = ti.s ~ s.snes NJ R 9Tq rIer, cue ssV0s
Nesl Of the fosioihce, IN The bcckel buildins
Thry are Warranted Of ilis best q,asIy
,-rsb ~ fs Nah sRAhDEknuk6.a n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
Sheriff s Proclamation,

+aSa4GyAssi t.sAs44, UsilO,
- 49, lAn0Si cer'tem0og =, lsO2.
IJhUCLA IA llUN ~ heIuDy maic " itne uu,.l led
IL 'oeF % StOnqOnisry cOlaIIy ust ~ trnsiA ,.ss.,
0n VIA 0e ii-io As Ttq,a eduy iAAi oh ths bec 5td
fussdAy Of october, tu.Nu.
fhE l4th DAI OF OCTOBER, A. D. IsSa.
t the sees Of helding elrcsioas N Ne, suli
i"uhly al "hith thne the ioHohIng oigris 10 b
chosen:
onu Judge tho Supreme Court
Oue 5sci stary ui otse; "a
ups Attorney Genefai b01W sdl tHEt
one school Comm,bIonrr.
Vne hember VI Dosnd " full w.t.
ou~ congressman;
Onu NCGuty AudtVg;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
BY order of the Secretary Of War;
' l. THOMAS, Adj Gen.

Capt. D. w. Scheffer is raising company
here, and the boys can see what is expected
Of them. Cspt s. is good fellow, and will
make an excellent commander. He is enlist.
ing the right kind of men at his tent at the
Court House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
Daily GmpIire.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1862.
and Other Matters.


sg-Trains arrive and departtrom the Union Depot
cIkctNNAri, HAnILroS AND DAYTON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

TnE SIMPLE FAIru or A Cnnp.-ln
one of the narrow streets near the Marche
ST. llonore, Paris, resides a poor working
family who have lately been hboring under
great distress. The wife has been for some
time i'll and the husband has just met with
an accident which has prevented him from
following his usual occupation, so that his
family Of five children often suffered from
hunger Among the children WAS an in
telisent girl " ho every day attended the
charity school, but who had been lacly oh
liged TO stop at home to attend, as best she
could, TO her little brothers. She had been
taught at school that those in distress ought
to address themselves to God and the idea
entered her mind that il she seul letterto
God, relief would follow. She therefore
get pen, ink and paper, aud wioie the letter,
asking for health for her parents, and bread
for herself anl brothers. Thinking that
the poor-box which she bad seen in the
tnutch VI Dt. leocH Nds tnc iclttf-DOA Oi
God, she took an opportunity of stealing
quietly out Of the room and running off to
The church. While looking round to see
that no one was near, an elderly lady no.
ticed her movements, and thinking she WAS
at some mischief, stopped her aud inquired
what she was doing. After some hesitation
she confessed the object Of her visit TO the
church. and showed the letter. The lady
took it aid promised the child tina, she would
take care that i, should reach lis destina~
ton, asked at the same time 10 what ad-
dress the answer mast be seat, which the
child gave and returned home with light
heart. On the following morning on open
ing the door Of the room she found large
basket filed with different articles of wear.
ing apparel, sugar, money, Sc, the Whole
packed up with direction card, on which
was written 8 Reponse d,l bon Diea." Some
hours aiier medical man also came to give
advice.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

" The object Of the organizaiiod is 10
throw obstacles in the way Of tie govern
meni. and give sid and comiof; to the re-
bcll:en ia every possible way.-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

There is a young man in the army. wh3
was born July 4rh, at o'clock T.. NJ, at
No. "A, in a street in this city. 1874, Ain
child, has 1 names. enlisted into the New
ton company which has ioined the 4ih eafs
talon. i4th company, and on the 4tli day
of September was appointed 18th corpcrals
and i now soias fortt to isserd his csses
Try A.sscs Per
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19
POETRY


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nj a. EoUEErs.
September away the circling nights
The stark trees stand, IN the qniy'rinr ylow
OF the furnace flame Of the snu beeslued,
Qua western waste Of fcyvid hnze,
With leafs lips ina thirsty woe,
Praying the prayer Of Dives the damned.
And prone in the valley a sasping town,
stil'ed with dust and red In the glare
or the sunlight reflected from slantng hills
Aud burning with focal Intensity there;
From the drousht.suittcn naples no carol Of birds
hass but the Iantiug Of driven s,eem mills.
The home of Ali la, shadowy realm,
Twiishtei and de~y and fragrant Of flowers
Al iangndls dropping their soinber.hue wings,
There ioi,cr, cnano ed, the evening nours
While IN my pride leok ur ia her eyes
And listen the aili.ring words that she sings,
Cumberland, Md.