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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-08
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h5W BEAEi NJ, Jay q, i5l5-
RsL .Gsz II w. BzHecz GsHsrsIla-Cbisf T. g. Army
GENERAL. have fAs bonsr ta report that
the ese8Is7 raid. having for It's ebiset TIE de-
srrze5oa cf ias rsiirosd bridge at Reskv MouAt,
h-s rssunei completely saeCs7sful. The ezPs
diisH consisted Of the 81 regiment Nav York
ea~arr, ard q sgsadrsR si tha f2.h and e.
HE-s ual tcavslry) and ere e5aBsRv sf Ns-sh
Carolina. srd g7ss aadoc command ef Brig Gen.
ward Poster, chief sf s.sf Tss bridge
over rar river al E5sky AosHt, STATEN su
sAs TFf-ni8eses sE8 Weldon railr1sd, be-
tEasn 515Ebsro AID WuIdan, was cos sleteiy
Destroyed Ths haSFs Ess three hHHdres and
Ut fees eng, aud tls rasrlz-a7priS isEr 3re1
1st uafe. cotsea Hl flied 8eurug
a j, consisting one thousanG b. rails Of Esar
ans Izrys ezaatitisa of hard bread e maehiss
shep, cen aiming shcils, sEsPovdsr and every
uul7iian ef wsr7 g lsrrs dsPet, gffoes etc; sn
engine and 2 trsis sf ears; wagon train cf
lFaatv-fve 7Fayors, Sled with stsrss aud mu-
siaoHs, as arasry sEd machiae sbeP With the
machinery snG msteris,s sa3 sight hsn8rsd
bales OF cezsB- we're al destroyed.
A. TsrbCra two s'eBzs1sts and sue large and
1l= ir1l-eizi iB process Of construction, q saw
sil', rrsin Of eavs ere asndrsd bales Of e1t-
-sH. ard large q1sniiis5 sf sHosisterse and
r3ra.se ststas weie destroyed. A51as 0Hs
hus5rsd prsszoss were taken, and sJne three
aug5-el s1imst {hlrssE AMI HRiss) Some
h.es tHa5rsl ssn.lzB24ds followed he sx. esI-
t.8u INFO Nswba~s
Ire ts-cs kzd constant fighting wi,A tie
au=zsy wzo made Egss5 snaesv=ys 70 Intercept
tauir Pc. .ErB; bHt n every ease tss eRsmy's pls-
tirn was a-- mrHe3 or they were caHpelled
% resifa Our ls5a ia klsS wounded aH1 Miss
ing v..l not exceed t.7ediy-GVs nen.
Have tbe hoaer 70 be, very rssRg gctfull7, yGuf
ass5 ss1s servant, j G. FOSTER.
Msiar- Sszaral Commanding.
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Pernas OF AdFerli.ing.

All advsr i.suaeuts ~r be chargtd tEo dollars rsr
Esuare fer the fr-t insertaa and ore dsusr and Efy
osats FOR sseh su3ssgasz inssriion-
Loosl not sss VII Be charged at The rate Of aftyess
Per Hns-
Ob tusry notices charged a. the rate q twenty-five
ca PER lns. ard al other arts'es not o. general puo
iRts-sst 81 1-hsr ssveraserrutE
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rg~ The Right Rsv. Bishop G5ssas Of The
gsss Of Easlsslepi, was IA ths cisy yestor-
day. Hs ssuusdlels ths report Of the burning
81 The Egscopsl church IN Jackson, bat says
DE only tlag Temaia.ug upon tao square IS the
cburla the i8ali0g salokesiack ot cur engine
aad TIE cylinder ef cor large press.
lilo reports Tue people ef Jaeks6n ia the nost
melancholy and depressed STATE fhe Bishop
expects ts re5uInin 3 few days.-aiSssisslgFi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-08

On Monday Lass two gentlemen, residents ef
this city, had an iatsrVisW en- business Eitllftbe
Seeretary sf War The conversation turnine
up0n the snancipatisn proelanalioa, aud ths
chEnsss that thsTs 2igat soon be evertura5 ir0m
some af tas iRsarrsctsHary sla5ss 70 be read
mittsd into the Uni0n, with slavery, Ml. Sssn-
ton, With emphasis AMI lsti0a saitad 1s fhs
words, rsRsTksd 81 When che negro Bi0od
which vas she'd before P0rt HR5son and llfli-
kea'B bend shall rstarn from ths ground 70 sir-
eaIats in the veins Of living men, then tut
never tiil then, by consent or action. Of nine,
shall ans irasd Han, smauciBated BY the Presi-
dents pr0eiamasoa, be rstHrzsi 90 slavery %
We kad tRa abaVs from enc Of ths tive gen-
tlsmen in qussnoa-Whsso name 3 Wali ku54Ta
20 the paslie -Nsi0 Ysrk Posi-
YANKEE NAVAL NaWs.-Ts ans ths fogsy-
ing ia the New York Tri5Hzs, Of Saturday. Jans
25:
Preparations are being made at the Bgsokiya
navy yard = rseeige the iroa-slal bafssrv
Leigh, which has been ordered hera 81 tfe
Navy Department She vii be retained here
uniil her bottom is clsa8sed, and new I5-inch
gun substituted or ths 9as which burst durur
ths Gght on James river
The navy department. has purchased rom ths
prize a8EFt the iron prize steamer Ns1tuns.
which was csptarsd by ous Of 0ur wooden ves-
sels while Gsteup pting 70 rza the blockade Sha
was tarnsd ever to Admiral P Pauiding yas.srssF.
This is one Of the most s1fraorjinsr7 locking
oraft sver brsught 70 this port. Whus shs
measures 20 less dian $50 feet IL length. shs is
only II faot vide, or a5oat l-I5ih Of hsr length
-the average proportion Of even last staamsrs
Being her shape is. Of eoune, very novel. a
person locking along her deck. imagining that
sas was an exaggerated canss. She will Be ear-
verfed into q man-0fwar as onca.
a semi official letter rom sha Uait,d States
stssmsr Lacouues noW on the South Atlantic
deot, STATES thas "ths vessel, being all iron. IS
unable 10 make three miles an hour, 0,7ing TO
he ioalasss Of har bsit0R." Admiral Dahl
grsn is said to have dstsrninsd on ordering al
tHa iron vessels home, 81 they are perfectly
worthless for chasing vessels Hanbers Of which
escaped through their insbiiiy 70 esteh theu.
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Feruas Of subscription.

ID ally per Tuouth---------.---.----- 800
- No slhse7isii1a tskeB Tor a IsHgsr tsra than
Two Eunths
The paper wiu be delivered 70 al
ReWs-dealers st twelve aRd ha
cts per COPY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-08

On VFhitebau street, between Baca-
tur ana the Atlazta ans West EoiBE
p aiiread
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-08

ssEissaf very raBidiy Tha 33i IHnois Esgi-
uent. who were seeiEg ss skirmiaAers % The
.jaae. s.scd the brunt Of tha rsbsl d.s, sad kad
siFAt msa wounded
IN tie skirlltzbiag Of The past fsHr dsysi It hss
bsslI disssvsras tatt ths enemy have bess gsiag
~ sr0iossvs sauslzsi hslI 81 ths Es5st dss rucfvs
sud taHbaTsus character Thess balls are o. the
N;unis sat-ers, sixty czii5ar, hslisw ana
h6sA wi-a laiHains ing p7wdsr, csvsred at tAa
base Hish q ssB On striking aay object they
exs.sds vi % tsrriBis clfoet. Osa ef tAsss tsrri-
e missiles struek sns ef ear men il tAs lag,
Yesterday, saa-isriHg the sons intg Rinat tn
a5rces The effect sf th5 Wogsd cl a simple
Na7-s 5ali. IS sipvays c8dsi5srss Of a eaagar-
Gus ehsracc7r. but TIE new ball aoaFe described is
resitsue!y bsrbsr0as TIE uss Of it shsws
--isaE. .3sspers5s straits tie Febals are in, whoo
-aey descend "a use Instruments Of death spiy to
BE- csu11srsd with thass Of tho poisoned Arrows
81 Che Faaisus. I iaarn from rebsl dessrtsr
that these sew balls srs of Engiah fabrication,
AID have kssa recently furnished 70 JahHsisR's g
arn7. Oar uosps declare iha. they will SHOW
ne quarter 50 say prisoner they may take with
las Lew 5u.lss IL BIS eartr&gs EEK.
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- WETLcAN rvpEnIrIaa-

TIE Paris correspondent Of the L1ndoR TINES
says:
Twas reported very soon af1sr ihs usws Of
che surraz3eT o Mexico that tho a9uutTy would
be taken possession Of BIZ ths French, and le-
cisrad g dependency Of the Crown of F-sncs,
aud tbat q Hubert BsFsle, . member Of sire
seuats, wsUid be saut ont ss IN Inpsrial cor1-
m.aslaaar 90 eryaHizs q saw government. A de-
nial aas been given, On authority, ts tie nissiqa
ot Il D8li8ie bat nothing has been said VITA
raisrsnGs 10 the ruuiorsd annexation. I know
for certain Ehat the FrsHch Government intended
y m7lza svorsuEss. SO ss0n ss Mexics shouid
tz.t 70 Spain and England TO es-oDsrata with it
10 she somewhat srdugus TASK of settling tha4
eousuy and iRsrsdusing eFdsr in tas fasness.
caan1t say whether f8rmal propositions have
as yer been made 20 England, bus I lsara thas
iHey have been made at Madrid for that par
pose. If we may judge from ths language of
s0ch Of tAe Madrid press as habitually sap
ports she Government it is likely taas tdose
ovsrturas VIII ct with favorable attention
Moreover, re asvs q tslsgrPhie dispatch from
Madrid that she Spanish GJvernmsnt iuioad 90
appnins person to RESUME nsgOtiaiionsgelasisg
60 Mexico
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DIE 9lenpgis 8pPtaI.
PUBLIsHED

John z MeClaHahaR----BesjaniR T. Din,
Enssr tae arz sna style sf
Eg AAEAEAE & BILL
To Whs@ al lstisr en- bu-iasss, sr etbsrwss shoaIs
b. a7aasss-d
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-08

A better tome prevailed yssssrdsy (Fdday)
than g. the c0mEnsneenent u ths week, and
is 5sF advess frsa CE.cu.ss. reporting fzrther
sf-aaee there on va-as sHI shirsings iaducsd g
batter dsEnaRi FOR he EssE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-08

GREAF BRITAIN.
la The house Of esmnoas, ca the 1Gbb Of Julv,
t13 G9vurnnant was again attacked by Mr.
szymcur Fitzgerald and other speakers for lis
aa-sh policy towsrs Brazil
Mr Laysrd defended the eoarss taksn By the
Government he stat8d thst the King Of Pors1i-
gal had undertaken 70 mediate between the two
countries sad deprecated discussion At present
as Yely III timed.
The Corps Legislative is net expected to meet
before November next
Advicss fton Madrid contradict the assertion
la.sly made BY some journals, that Spain in
teadad 20 rec0gaiza the C0nfsdersts States
Spain viii await the iHitistive of Eagiand and
EIaRcs in iAe matter.
TSDIA, CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.
The mails from Calcutta to Juue 1s. Hong
K -ug 5Iay 80, and Mebourns May 25. ago r.
esi7et The news generally is uaimportant;
commercially it has baea anticipated. Bombay
isiogfeHa to june 20 report an ADVANCE in est
ssn. Freights duh
JAPAN.
The critical position OF sffairs 10 japan con
iinges. Gen. Brown hsd declined the aDsHes
ZION i'r 1909 men te strengthen the British iores
A farther dalay ia probable 20 sBsbs tho JApa-
aess 70 consider the British deasad. Ar i'm
press0H proysiied that If assured Of British sHp-
port the Tycoon woaid not himsef obiees 10 a.
lack the EaTbent Dainss.
NEW ZEALAND.
The aee01nfs fr0m the nsrthrra island Of New
AsaisRd represent the natives IN q atata q Az,
aFehy. The repert Of the nuF3sF Of two e{fiseys
and six soldiers Of ths 57ta TsViussnt IA cor
6Zmed They had apparently 5ssn shot down
Usth5ut momeuts a8tics, and tae bodies were
sl terribly ma.ilated On She asgs rsscbinr
Nsw Plymouth the alarm gsn vas fssI, sns
llessangers wsTs dispatched e bring ints town
al those WHo were oat on their fsruls and af
work la The bush. a gazette wss auslishsd
csLiuc cut the militia and WarRisr ths psaDIa
ROT b 60 beyoHd tae Onals st0eksze az nirht
Faily tWo hundred militia and volunsasrs Hsra
5cnt Of fer pafel daty.
The L1nlon TtHss says it is more than proc
abba chat et this very nOnen6 the GoVsFnmoas
Of New Zealand is engaged ia another Maori
war Assr al that hss passed tie thing nav
appear incredible; bat il is almost ssrtaa. ana
what is more, our present information does nat
eaaoIs as TO point 0us how il could have seen
avoided. Letters received yesterday state Fbst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14
IL - TT F "A
Great Excitement in Day ton.
Counterfeiter Discovered
He has been IN Active Operation for the
Last SIX Months, ana put In Clrcuia-
ton nearly Twenty. five ThOus-
and Of the most perfect COun-
terfeits ever made.
MARY ARE BETTER THAN TIE hERUIaE.
EXTENSIVE FIRM IMPLICATED
Their Types, Plates, Rollers, Presses,
Sc, PrOperIy Cared Tor.
READN THE PARTICULARS.

For leng ume, there has been circulated through
the c.tyof Dayton and surrounding country counter
lrts, the most perfect and finely executed IN crcula
uon. Hundreds OF them are passing through the
H0uds VI the people esery day, they are circulated by
all elias. 90, but more extensively by tne genter sex
Even sharp business men, who ought TO be good
judges are deceived by them The Vgnoltos are yery
perfectly executed, generally better than the gouu
mes; and gotten mp wen calculated to deceive the
eye Of the most expert judges How they could have
gained such an enormous circulation without dctgc.
ton only be explained by their close INIT ,ton Of
the gcnuines. Yet thoy have been issued m midst,
by one OF the most energetic and enterpr ing hrns
IA the city who has been dong business hore Tor
ersl years past. The character Of his bis ness ha
dlscredt be lt sal have 3ouuteusuced him ia his
work by With oding his name itom the pubci but
No that HE bushes Of couutere ting no longer
b carried on without exposure, they are ioremos In
dylpg publ ity to his name. We hesitate believing
~ may yet be induced 10 take different course and
retreyo the psstyet IN Justice TO ourscves, ana for
tho benefit OF the puhlc (who have great curiosity 70
know who 1t Is,) we Obliged to pubhsh to the world
The name Of JAMES B. GROSS, AS the notorious
"souutereiter," who has, for some time past beun
engaged IN counterieung the Human Form Divine
uall the perfection Of the beautiful art Of Ph0togrl
ply
Whenoyoryo wish your picture Stunned by the
sun 70 ~ No MNu street, opposite the Court
House, Dayton, Ohio. sei2liw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

Fill Your Baskets Let all our Democrat
fill their baskets with provisions before going
out to the grounds Take for yourselves and
enough TO share with two or three strangers
Let us maintain Montgomery couutyis name
for genuine hospitality. II this is done no
one need 20 away hungry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14
,DaIlanolpbam's Rrcoro.
.YALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.

fINhE work ouiltled "1NF RECORD or HON. c.
i g.. NAlLAknlGHAM ON ABOLITION, THE
! UNION AMI lNk CIVIL WAR ~ now ready Tor
delivery. u tuutaur complete aud accuTAfe COMES
OF Ar Na'sHtlghnius principal speeches on the sub
lecis above named. Also, parts Of other speaohqp
NTH letters lucdouts votes, etc The work has lol
"a ey edited and presents farly and ccrrcc ", lho
political record and position OF d nisn whose vcus IL
felauout mo rsuses OF our national troubles, snd
thg right fonedisH for them attracting an ekilt.
ord utfy aniount OF public attcnuon
large syo 7l "
fslgo Paper cover, % csntsi cloth, 81 WEolesaie
-faparcoNer s. per dogeui cloth, a. Delivered hs
mail or express, prepaid, on receipt Of price ~ ~
Pub ishod by J. WALTER 8 CO., ~
Az Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Wltp HotlCrs.
NOnCG TO ALL WHOM ITMAY 10 tCkRN

'''7 r " 01F'I " 11V VI 7 T NJ v " u Y
NOTICE t7 hereby gwen that there yr4 now psu ug
~ before the CITY Uuuc OF lhe CITY Of Go, ton tho
following Ordinances, to.Nlu
10 gude and pave the alley next south OF First
street, Ia, tween FIfst sni second streets.
To grsdo and pave tho alloy rUuuiug from CirgI
street westwarty 10 the Loyce between ., ,vui and
Lafayette streets
Ia pursuance o the law sad Ordinances were t,,cr
rcai iHd on the table, and the Clerk strgtri 60 give
four weeks notice of the prud4upy of tho same.
Iho law requires hu CLAIMS for damages thst may
accrue from sod Improvements tu bu filed Iu sr ting
with the tlty fk, sytung forth the Huuuu. OF duu-
agns claimed, within two weeks alter the expiration ul
ihe umr Tequ ned luT The publication OF sush notice,
when toe same will be- tsktu up for hlal cotton.
st2d4w ANTHONY STEPHENS. Cly CLERK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

Exemption from Draft by reference
70 ecard of Messrs Tilton q Fitch in our
advertising columns, 1t will be seen that they
are PREPARED to attend to the cases of all per
sous claiming exemption under the present
conscrsptiou Act As the draft is sooni 10
come Of in this coppty we would advise NlI
interested to give them cali Immediately.
Their applications will receive prompt atten-
ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14
Drp 6oo0S.
.bfur salt

IHAPhVINE ROOTS FOR sALH,-l
W have between thirtv aud forty two yoar.uld Ca
tawtA grapevine roots for sale " 10 be- sold uu r.H-
enable terms Address D, s0HUTIE,
sellW1m Box 2as DAYTON pUstuttpp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

The Draft The draN bas been ordered
10 iake place m this District next Wednes-
day The totoIpumber to be GRATED 10 this
eounty is four huoated and fourteen appor-
toned to ,he wards.aOd TowpsbstSas follows
First Ward, 90 second Ward 10, Third
Ward 20f Fourth Ward, "a Fifth Ward
si SIKH Wafd, 2oi Madison Township, l6
Jefferson Township, lei jackson Township,
2Qi Perry Tnwpsbip lsj Clay Township, az
Rapdolph Towpsbip, 49, Wayne Township,
l0l Butler Township lsi German Township,
"a Mesliiuglop lesoship ~ Miami Pown-
ship, s5a lhtrsop Township, 273 Maatyer
Towuship Isl ypa Bufea Township, ls.
The rpen thus copmripted are to serve for
three ssmsor during the war, Tbree hun.
dreddollars i the price Of exemption from
this "be.ieY Of death wsssbooli like 70
SEQ ear City ccuheil make ap appropriation
= relieve the poor men ofAhA'eiiy from the
burdens of tic draft The'amount required
would not BE erge and when Distributed
among lie tax payers of the city, would not be
GelE Al alhe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

The Draft All Democrats Of the Fourth
Ward who are Interested in the draft, aud
wish to become members Of the Mutual Md
Society of that Ward, will meet Mt John Geng,
nages, corner Of Fifth aud Ludlow streets,
this evening, at half past seven o clock. Walk
up and see what is to be done.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

Attention Madriver The citizens Of
Madriver Township will meet at Squire Wed
deg ON Tuesday evening at four o clock, to
make arrangements to attend the Mass Cont
yention of the Democracy at Dayton, on
Thursday, the l7th inst.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14
,Fcbcr ano agur csure.

A Sure Cure for fever 4 Ague,
THosE aHlcted Win tho 6yertidagee wiil 10 we'll
L 10y calling on ~
DR.. o, PALM,
No. IN WAhNE STREET, DAYTON, OHIO.
Tie warrants 10 tho abo sel 0Opplainc 0f refund
The money pad hiin Tor medCina4.
For reference cali on the inishiiA.is Of East Nateg
street, Dayton, Ohio, an3fdla
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

Young Girl found Drowned "A young
girl, named Hattie Delaney, who lived at be
ioll-gate, in the vicinity OF Beayeriown, was
found drowned 10 pool near thequarry, this
side of Beayertown Her clothes we're dis
covered by persons returning from church
lying near the pool, and search being made
the body was found Nothing is known as to
the cause Of her rash act
Pole Raising at Liberty.--rhe meet.
ing and pole raising at Liberty on Saturday
was splendid success The Democrats were
out in force A large hickory pole, with the
bark on, one hundred and five feet above
ground, with beautiful flag attached, was
raised amid wild shouts and hurrahs for Val
landigham pugh and Liberty The meetiae
was addressed in the afternoon by Henderson
Elliott Esq and Mayor Gillespie ltwas
one Of the largest township meeiings yet held
il the county
The Jewish Ecclesiastical Now Year.
To- day will be soemnized by ~ Israelaes
in the world This festival is called 81 lhe
Hebrew language Rosh Hashhaboli q Yofh
Haskekoven. It show Ave ihoaAahd is
hundred aud twsu,y.ioar years, anao mundi
according 10 tha hhiiea hslerg Tradition
tolls US that the aay vac lhoasaBas oC yelrs
ago celebrated by millions q lsfaeliies n sn
holy day Of prayer and repentapee a DE
ing generally observed in tbis 0y " bnr
Jewish citizens, all their places 81 bus sss
being closed,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

Watch Them Next Wednesday the
conseription will commence in this county
nh Administration want men not money
Il any ef the Abyii ion wnrites insthis com
muuity should be drawn, we presume they
win not be 90 'disloyal" aud 80 belle their
professions as TO refuse TO 60, and seek ex-
enipsion through the three hundred dollar
clause They pra Cor war, now lei them uot
REFUSE iads ths dd,iesls i solaisp We sh4ll
keep 40 eye Dn them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

IMPORTANT NOrICE-I will until amer the q. AT
L takes place In this District assist m procuring OF
persons entitled thereto, tho exemptions provided 'ur
IN the sccoud aeopou Of the act "for enrolling and
calling out the national i0rces and other purpose j"
known generally as the copscrpt Law,
M p. NOLAN,
aalSdtNt Attorney ~ Law,
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ADVERTIsINo RATES.


IN NLEhlfA Vs.
one square, eighty vutds one week,.,....., ..,..f U
Per WluRre, each week Ia addition, n,.,..............
square, u ~
Ps Terms tor Advertisements occupying .iifffne
lup,, or tor longer period thsr bicVe ePctfAd tt
gyhurgeu nj the above rites, uhleps ftynn ngIce
iGcnJ IA made previous to insertion. 40 Al CASUAL Rd
vertlcments must be pad lor M adyanoe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

Grand Ball Remembtrtbe Ball We'd
nesday nghtat Armory Hall, to be giyen' by.
the Pacific Fire Coupaoy. Il @ittbea NICE
affair. Don't faiTioattend,if If you wish n
pass atfsegening pleasantly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

Be On Hand IA meeting, of tho seteral
committees forthe mass meeting % thssl1ih
will be held this evening atihe Clerks onlcs al
half past seven clock Every pepber Is re.
quested TO be present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14
Exemptions
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

DERsoNs claiming 10 be exempt from the econ
sOrpuon Act pussHu 10y Congress March s, log3,
and nov about take effect eau have their Necessary
papers made out properly and promptly by calling a.
iho office Of the und,rs gued, Pension and kouuty
Agenis, No. S0g Third street. Dayton (oYer st0uts
lron tt0re.l
seltdawd rILroN FITCH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

Meeting at Amity The Democratic
meeting at Amity, on Saturday, was largely
attended Speeches were made by T. F.
Thresher and j + Tolan, Esqs, which were
received with great enthusiasm The Demo
Gratis in that section are ''up and doing.
They will make n good report on the second
Tuesday of October ~
Oregon Democratic Club Attention.
"A meeting Of the Oregon Democratic Club
will be held at the Clubroom, Dickey's Hall
tomorrow (Tuesday) evening, at half past
seven o'clock. Let every Democrat of the
Fifth aud Sixth Wards be on hand as bus-
ness Of importance will come before the meet
ing BY order Of the President
DENNIS DwYER, Secy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

Pole Raising There will Ie demo.
cratic meeting and pole raisiag u Ffytown,
six miles ont oa the GermantoSh pike, next
Saturday. Good speakers will be prese9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27
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