Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-12

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Leslie, True Flag, Vanity Fair, Scientific
American, and supply of X & Xxx Oysters,
at 70 Main street
Big sale.-Next Monday morning c. p.
Huber & Son will sell rousing lot Of furni-
ture, and household goods-every thing in the
line-at Trebein's I'd and Canal. Look out !
More anon.
Remember r.--If you want good meal
go to the American" and Josh Phelan will
accommodate you with such. He has all
kinds OF game Of the season. Remember
the place-"American
Time The Superintendents of the sew
eral Railroads centering at, and dverging
from, this city, met at the Phillips House last
evening to arrange Time Table for the win
ter season. We may expect a change of time
next Monday.
On Time.-Brandenb has received the
New York Ledger, Flag of our Union, True
Flag, American Union, Vanity Fair, Waverly
AhViNuiJ1 anu Othti BOOu thiHko W
read these long evenings. Stop in as you go
to the Post Office-next door; and don't for
get the Planted Oysters.
Doesticks G. Happlecart.--A friend of
the happy couple has sent us the following
note of the event
| MARRIED-0n Thursday evening, Nov.
9th, at the residence Of the brides PARENT,
by Rev. Il. Sweetness, Mr. Jeremiah Doe
sticks to Miss Jerusha Hopplecart all of
Dayton.
Magic and Heller.-To-mor-
row evening Mr.. Robert Heller, the most as.
tonishing Magician in the world, and the most
charming Pianost who ever visited our city,
will commence a series of three of his un.
rivalled entertainments at Huston Hall The
press and people everywhere he has been, are
unanimous in pronouncing him the best per-
former in his line they have ever witnessed
His Second sight is far superior to any
thing ever attempted his illusions are admi-
rable and his performance on the piano su.
perb You will never tire of Heller; he will
please and astonish you as often as you visit
him.
Don't fail to see Heller at Huston Hall to-
morrow evening.
Thieves and Burglars Caught-The
depredations of night thieves have been car
ried on with high hand in the city and su-
berbsi and recently their operations we're
mainly confined to the North Eastern part of
the city, where their success seemed to war
rant continuance in that quarter for a
while.
Mayor Gillespie, who had for some time
been devising ways and means" for nabbing
these pestiferous scoundrels, concluded that
at last be had the thing down to a hole.
Yesterday His Honor called in all his Pick
cts, and directed Capt Clark to post them
last night in the alleys and by-ways in the
precinct aforesaid
This strategy had the desired effect After
midnight Policeman Eieher saw fellow in the
act of breaking into the rear of the premises
of Mr.. John Powell, lst street between Lud-
low and Wilkinson Refusing to stand when
challenged the burglar was fred at several
times, but the distance and uncertain light
saved him; but he was pursued and captured.
He proved to be a negro-an escaped slave
named John Henderson, who was recently
before the Mayor on complaint of carrying
concealed weapons"
Three other negroes-confederate contra |
bands-were also captured while endeavorinR
to make their escape from the Pckets The
sooty burglars were taken to their den-a me-
gro resort on Sycamore street, where, after
close search the WAtchmen discovered large
amount of plunder-all manner of goods and
trinkets-and burglars tools, etc.
The plunder comprises articles from a
large number OF our citizens during a period
Of two or three months, many of which have
been identified. There was queer mixture
of "odds and ends at the Mayors Office this
morning
The Mayor and Police deserve great credit
for breaking up this nest Of burglars These
dArkies are evidently the party that have been
operating for some time at night upon the
property and provisions of citizens The de-
termination of the Mayor and Police TO rid
the city Of nightthieyes, offers small induce.
ments to new hands in the burglar business,
We learn that these black burglars willsbe
sxAmin ed before the Mayor in two or three
days
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