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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-30

~ The Decorah Republic says the
body of child was found on the prairie
near that village, but was removed, no one
knows where, before the coroner could be
procured. Suspicion must rest some.
where.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-30

MERIT rAPPRECIATED-We find the fol.
lowing deserved compliment in a Pixies
Peak paper. We know Joe" and if he
ever lands in McGregor. muscle alone will
get him out Of town. Joe Baugh is one
Of the best local editors that we ever me,
and if we hav'nt seen few specimens
there's no use in talking. Come back,
Josephus, and give joy to the hearts Of
your McGregor friends
That incorrigble joker and active news.
paper man, Joe V. Baugh, has become one
of the institutions of the mountains. I'm.
der his shrewd management, the Common.
ireatth has more than trebled its mountain
circulation-and stands better to- day than
It has ever heretofore done among mountain
men. Some Of this success is doubtless
lowing to the establishment Of the pony tx
|press-6ut in our opinion the most of it
is to be attributed to the energy, industry
and perseverance Of its mountain Agent
10. like true printer, is ever ready to
accommodate his brethren of the craft.
and has hosts Of friends :. both copperhead
and Niger r-head.- Colorado Miner.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-30
Aorth Sawa Times'
fWO DOLLARS PER ANNUN.
McGREGOR, SEPT. %, ::::: 1St

e-Dan Voorhees,, the Vallandlgnam vi
Indiana, had narrow escape from hanging
on Saturday, at the hands of Union sol.
diers, on train Of cars. The interference
Of officers saved him. To save his bacon
he left the cars at Grecncastle, Indiana
The soldiers Of the Union, who are fighting
traitors and rebels in arms, have no mercy
for the miserable copperhead politicians at
home, who heartlessly play treason as a
game in politics.
The above is from the Chicago Journal,
moderate anti.Tribune anti radical Repub-
lican. While such inccndiarism is en-
couraged by the press, what can you cx-
pect but outrage against those who are
manly enough to express their sentiments !?
Mr.. Voorhees, was not troubled at all-in
this respect the report is false-but you
can see what the journal wants done and
directly advises the course it would have
pursued. Do Republicans, soldiers or other
wise, suppose that Democratic freemen are
intending to abase themselves at their com
mands? LAW is sacred-it is the shield
of the humble and the terror Of the pow-
erful, and it must not be trampled on by
Lnaves in politics, or idiots in social life.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-30
FLANDERS House,
Corner OF Main and 4th streets,

CORNER OF Main anu 4tn stfeetS,
IuNIITS House has recsntly been renovated and
re-fnrnished. for the bett r accommodation of
the travelling public, so that the proprietor feels
warranted in saving that in all its accommodations
and appointments 1t cannot and shall not be
passed by any other house in the city.
Passengers from the country. wishing to take the
cars. will be pro ided with an early breakfast In time
for the train boat.
Passengers arriving by the cars, can give their
checks to Mr. Mason, who will always be on hand
and convey their baggage direct to the FLANDsKs
HOUSE.
A Co -modioua Stable adjacent to the House. and
attentive Ostlers will take good Of ali animals
put in their charge.
Try the FLANoss sss HOUSE, McGregor.
March, 1S63n336 g. II. .LANDERS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-30

In the branches Of L. ~ 1l1o6H
feet from the Sroun& IA 10 psping =
soon az it was light enough to zee. can4
down from my perch, and found that I wat
only about ten yards from the traH.
reached the boat in time to stop her, sud
got my wounds washed and dressed.
BY the time I arrived at the place wheS1
the tiger lay, met some of the passengers,
and one Of them gave me ten dollars for the
skin, as it was such large one, and the
man who lent me the knife made me . pres.
ent oft. But I took good care never te
travel that road again at night.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-30

~ A Icy farmer is virtually dad,
and his farm wears weeds in mourning fof
him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06

HEINsTREEr's ISIMITABLR HAIR RRsroRA.
TIVE.-lt is not dye, but restores gray hair
to Its original color, by Supplying the capilli-
ary tubes with natural sustenanee, impaired
by age or disease. Ali instantaneous dyes
are composed OF lunar caustie, destroying the
bsauty and vitality Of the hair, and afford Of
themselves undressing. Heimssreets fniini,
table Coloring not only restores hair TO its
natural color by an easy process, but giyes
the hair q
LUXURIANT BEAUTY. ~.
Promotes its growth, prevents It's falling OF,
eradicates dandruff, and imparts health and
pleasantness 70 the head. Il has stood the
test Of time, being the original Hair Coloring,
and Is constantly increasing in favor. Used
by both gentlemen and ladies. IL is sold BY
all respectable dealers, or can be procured by
them Of the commercial agent, d. 3 Barnes,
2O2 Broadway, New York. Two sizes, so cts.
and III. jal3d&w6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
| S=T:186OXlll

DRAKEs PLANTATION BITTERs, Exhausted
natures great restorer. Adelightful beverage
and active tonic Composed Of pureS St Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t inyigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. Il destroys
Acidity OF the stomach, creates an appertite,
and strengthenH the syAtem. It a certain
cure for DysePsia, Constipation, DiarTbea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmato disease from change Of
diet, water &c ltcan be used at all times Of
day BY old or young, and is particularly rec.
commended 70 weak and delicate persons.
Sold BY all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloona. ~ z, II DRAKE A co,
dezzdAW6m 2O2 broadway, NY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
90, Main street.
SnERIEEh SALIt

.aLL 5T SHEltlPf y SAIL, ls I'D ..f
S"rsArei 4ohns Montgomery osm Pleas
EdwarA variau et al smla Case No.
obtdiebee 70 the command of an order Of sale In
ihe IIteelsu IA lns c',-c, w ofer nj public sale
az "'e uoor OF ue court House the city vi Dayton
A,oo,oio.,. Sgty9ay, Aa,eh ls5s,1 'sgst.V
AZ o'clock i IA ol SAID dnylt fJIvWiuls described
Ieal estate, situated in the county ii monteoniery
ONO, hnd described As oil0,ssi tO.vG Earf ~ vnf XII
ed loIlJ seven Hl)s ~ Daytsn Muniponer,
county, ONO, which liRS oeeh sileedhenfly Lyii,s
ana = nov kaosh as lots NoJ2T45, y,sis ahigflgre
ia inna y ~ oef1t seven, pnt-
book X, No. y pageGss. fTirH, eS'l fN' - ~
ing above proPeily has been appraised as follows,
Lol Ma s547 H''''f''''f 'f''''..''.,Sl 40
nj e.'nn' sell ior less tlai1 ~ O. thirds OF ne [
sPpfaisoment Tenns easb =. M
GEORGE WO6AAfAk, shsrfB Mont county
P.uDLiN Attorney. hls~'t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
DISSOLUTION.

TIlHE partnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned IN the Wholesale Crockery btsiness
at 100 Summit street, Toedo, uhio, II hereby dissov
cd by mutual consent. Mr. A. W. Harlow will contu.
ue the business In all It's branches At the old sand
and will settle all claims against the firm. NJ
(Sgned) A. W. BARLOW,
.ra .-HL WIN. W. THOMSON,
In retiring from the above firm would recommend
TO all Of the old friends unlimited confidence ia Mr.
Barlow, and would urge the liberal patronage LestOw-
cd upon It 10 be continued towards him.
feG WIN. W. THOMSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
Sperial Notices.

GREENBAcKs AT PREafgM IA II. West
will sell Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines
at the old price, and take greenbacks at onei
forth of a cent premium. Bully for West.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06

lT's Soil you have hard Job Of hem
ming, tucking cording, brading or filing to
do, take il to the Wheeler q Wilson Sewing
Machine Office, where you will get 1t done in
the most workmanlike manner, at the old
price, by one Of the best operators i l,t.-.i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
NOTICE no AL WHOM IN MAr c0NlgRK.

NOIlCE is hereby gwen that there are now peadins
oeore the Oty Council OF the City o. naytoh,1 1lie
following OrdlnanneH, tO-Eits y. -I 'sifl 1fi'I ~ -
fi1ng the grades Of Maple street Lharter .tr..t
add the aliey west Of Parry street a''r"NN'
IN arsnaoeeo Of the law, said Ordinances were twice
fea, id 9n We table, aud tho Cork Instructed 10 ays
iO.i weeks notice OF the peuuency OF the aaine
The law fesnires All ehims Tor damages tlat noAVi
aeeiilf lY said Improvements 10 is Ned IN Is,yst,
WIN we wy Clefh, svS lotti tr sigl ant Of ,lna
ges claimed, Within Two N6eAs aityr mo eSpirsli ~
she une ei,nrei or the poi'csiion Of such notice
r,l same VII D. t4snp ~ pr bid action q.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
IF YOU WANT GOOD HAMS,
co 10 /.
WIS L. .&ILLILAND'S,

He has now a large lot Of superior Hams,
Dried Beet, &C., of ms own curing, together
with full supply OF Fresh Meat, ior sale at
all hours. jal3 ON, 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06

WASTED.-A little girl from the age of ~
TO ID, who can come well recommended and
wishes to learn TO operate Sewing Machine,
can get Employment at the Wheeler a Wilson
Sewing Machine Office. plas isaA aa.og IS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
Strnved on Stnlnn.

TNRoM the residence OF the subscriber mile east
IL OF Dayton, between the Springfield and Xenia
Pixies, asorrsl horse bald face, Az hands high, four
years old in the spring Also, black colt; star in the
forehead one year Old IN the spring A liberal re-.
ward will be gwen for their return.
feGw3S m HENRY GILLESPIE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06


Religious Lectures.-We have already
noticed lhefact that Rev. Mr., Heckcf of New
York City, will deliver a course of Lectures at
Huston HFh, conmepeinG on Sunday evee-
ing He is noted as an Author and Lecturer,
and has been singularly successful in both
yocations.ea sis14a.a Sea i1q4s ,f-t u Q
The editor of the Ohio Statesman, who at
tended his Lectures n Columbus, thus speaks
Of them: ,e.4.4at A.a
The lecture Of Rev. j. T Hecker at Naugh-
ton Hall on Sunday evening was attended by
an immense concourse, so large that many
could not obtain seats or hardly effect an en-
trance. Theleetnre was deeply interesting to
the merely intellectual man, but far more so
To the earnest inquirer after truth.
Rev. Hecker is q plain straight forward
speaker as well as an able and close reasoner.
His enunciaton is 80 distinct that not Il word
need be lost by the attentive listener, and his
object evidently is, not to amuse with towers
otFhetoEiei but,to appeal To- the teasof iand
conscience of his hearers in the most direct
and convincing mode. Hence his language
his illustrations and his augmentation are all
simple, such as the plainest understanding NAV
comprehend and yet have force and eogeney
that may we'll challenge the. energies OF the
strongest intellect
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
SHAVING, MAIR.CUfTING, snANpoOJyc

IhOhiAS A. WISH hayiHg taken the uafier sbsp
- on aaiAsi street reeeRqy owned ~ Jaine- rrai.
~ 'an1 'ted ~ UP N tbs most improved st,lr h.
prepared 20 DO shaving, Halr Cuuihgl ahsni60one
Ut ~ hiSnsr NFli cannot aai give toa
~, g ~ hr uid Iirpir q a ctistumerH 10 glgt
street 1rE I' 'I.1.. - 80 y ~ -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06

Postponed. lowing to the very inelement
weather the Arctic Panorama will not be ex.
hibited at Huston Hall tonight An exhibi-
ton will be given tomorrow afternoon, for
families and schools, and tomorrow night the
Panorama will be exhibited at Huston Hall
for the last time in Dayton. It's grand and
don't fail to see it
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06

Keeble. The New York .Q1ipper informs
Us that Walter Keeble, the Tragediap, has
made his re-appearance at the Richmond Va
rieties Theater, after serious and protracted
illness.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06

holstery, repafs % ldrnihire nnd Re. e.Varnisl.ng,
s!s4, s klnal q Pepgr hanging done at short notice
~ tee toenl ~ MT. y Apbey,S Drug Store, o.
IsuA llaa AHip stsWN4 oHAs. a. AiIkIhA a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in ne Year 1880,

Established in ths Year 1850,
fok The CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And ander the control VIt taO OF tho most inhno ~
E.....f fhyslcRus IA the Wprlu, .
nR, f.. BONAPALTE from Londun And par.
H. hosptals, tlu iOT lie past l,li ye.a III the t
einnati Nenereal Hospital, aiid Af. h. h. khY
late oi New York. tnls - the Onl oiiee IN tho uIv
Nheie a permaneLt cuie I frisate Diseases tnn b.
obtaped, without the OF mercury or change 81
uleL uuhoTrliuia JGTea IA 10 AZ hour uleet ,;nre
IA to 40 oaisi aIrctures uurel m TO weeks: NOe
turna Elnissiuis stopped III 2 TO d..,s, ,.,n,, II.
MeakLes cured m 10 weeks; syb!iiAsln ~ t,rIn,
~ s.ses cures " days, sscVntii! hylnptVnis IN
10 dheeks skin bls shses culou "a 10 Week =. I'M,
POTENCY, Ugor Restored IN 10 IW,uks All diseases
ol private nature treated Sih i,ptdaeier sloeess
Dr. BOnapares great WORK IN .yats ii ..a..s tt
fUVue Glue 10 Health, IL bsnetthi TO i,ii tf. ann
eliue' oid Ahd young, slOuid 4 ad tiis buOK LtwlI
ehiishten those whO grOpe IA dIKue5s. ifIcp VI
eentsi sent ny mai.
Dr. bonapartes French Patent Male SAFE! IL !,
perfectly safe, ana never .ius ~ 70 ui,snu,tio ~
the only sale ami sure pfeyenti,e against dis1,se
fnce oi the French Patent hiaie Hie, sl lhe gugl.
Que, % pel hSh a2<en = per upS a, seal - mail.
safe and reiiable renievy for supIfesAioLA ana All
male diseases laies ahOuld liot last them atrlns
pregnancy, a. they Wnl piOfAqv BiisGArlage. Pre-.
mMl. 'f'H' y
Drs. D. q X. are The men 10 consult; they arr, 1m
quesdohaby acknowledged ~ Le lle ui.Jnp Cls ana
hmss Oi Vtnefod disoases aIu tAo u.iy i.u,Ji, VII,
reserve monthly reports iUin ais Oiu NoiId the,
nave peen hccu0loutd IRON ely as asil yOuth a.,
"lIaess tls various ulseaaes W.ii aiila,t li,AKlna
and 10 "atcn the progress tnrUtgh "a iUi9 rarver o.
p.olesSohM sudy in every sphere OF iiiey yitoin Inc
hninDie abode Ol pOYvitJ Ih0 mansion Ul lie veal
my ana having ascertaileI lel Ond dOuOt ,he vast
suIeilpk VI humanity t.ey determined 10 select the
keheiHuFe system a. thelf iuueuir stuu anu % qe
'O'V Ahe h'ols attention 10 tle aeyhlon OI the als
cases ol thehv important lupctOis. No s,tern viii t
answered. unless they contain "a iefnittAat, ~ n,si
age stamp. Saii OF address, tI 20 ~ 'Tf
A., Dra. BONAIARlEs q HAlROLLs,
W. ao@ sycamore hteeti Detwern fitu sixth east
side, Cincinnati, ONO. .Niia nH -
Oiiee hours rom A.M to . PM. eTla VIZ. h5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
Marrow Esoape.1-wheh btR1I ohio sti-

Z MARROW Gbcape---When' the" Ohio Bri-
gade of Gen. Grants army was op the march
recently from Oxford, Tenn, to assist in the
defence Of jackson, threatened by large
rebel force under Forrest, Eieat T. G. Ciatk,
Of this city, in the 63d onio, made n narrow
escape from being taken prisoner or killed
The Brigade bad re-commenced their Isarsnh
after few hodpa fea at Huntington, when
Lieut. c. borrowed horse and rode ON ahead
Tor the purpoae of procuring something good
70 eat After travelling some distance he.
seepFsd AIs horse V Al fspfs5h a.dsserted II Z.
tie village, and went into house to look at
the bodies of couple of guerrillas, who he
learned were killed by our skirmishers the
evening before. While there woman from
q neighboEing house called to hpn 90 hurry
on, that the rebel cavalry were coming
The Lieutenant ran out and saw the cavalry
only about 40 or so yards away, firing at the
advance skirmshers OF the brigade Escape
oy 'ee'road was impossible, and Lieut. 90
mounted his horse and started across field
az The taleF. speed tbs., nag could make, fol,
lowed bY'seVeral reBei' troopers. The woods
we're only short distance ahead, and if he
gould get there ahead Of his pursuers he
felt sure Of eluding them. But stake-and.
Fiaer iencest0od betSean gbinE and tlie soaL
and he was obliged to stop and pull down
portion Of il or abandon the horse. de had
crossed the fence and was in the saddle again
when the troopers were bnt a Few yards away,
and called to him to halt He didn't halt,
bat "lit out into the thicket followed by
round of balls, none Of which interiered with
his rapid locomoliOn and by little detour
through the woods, he reached the Brigade in
safety.
That foraging was rather dangerous to be
al4naa lseW "f n"a ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06

John Morgan Coming I'VE now have
the startling intelligence that John Morgan,
the Guerrilla King, has again entered Ken
lucky at the head of 1000 picked men, we'll
mounted, and pushing towards Lexington at
rapid rate, His purpose is said to be a
raid upon Cincinnati for plunder He is re.
ported to have expressed his determination
and ability to sack the Queen City, and we
would not be much astonished if the reckless
fellow would attempt to make good his boast
By the way, what have become of the de-
fences Of Cincinnati over in Kentucky and
opposite the city, While we don't advise
panic, by any manner of means, we suggest
that the matter be seen to at once, us the best
way Of preventing one, should rebel raid
upon Cincinnati become 10 imminent as to
Cause serious apprehensons.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
Physicians Prescriptions,

SfhClAL attention pail to the com oupdinp nj
~ ihyHinlnns IRE eupnOns.a AOne allowed To- he
Pu' w but by competent apothv,a.y. HONS NnT,
AhL""ED 10 COMPOUND MkbICINks.
NAM ,. ". DikTKICH,
N'u'" ApoiheeafyY Philips House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06

/ Fl Henry.---one year ago to-day Fort
Henry, on the Tennessee River, was captured
by our gqn;boAts, after a short but desperate
engagement IL was the next victory of the
Union army after that Of Mill Springs, and
was the brilliant opening of the gun-boat
oanpaigd in the Soath,west
I To-moggow and Sunday will be the anniver-
saries Of ihe Battle OF Roanoak Island, in
the extreme Eastern part OF the country,
on which occasion Q, Jennings Wise (the tai.
ented, ill.fated son Of Gov. Wise) was killed,
and large rebel force taken prisoners
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
Dead Hog.--More,a than ) a week AGO ",

Dead Hog.-More than a week ago we
noticed the item of a hog being run over by
the cars at the Jefferson street crossing. ( Its
mutlated carcass has remained in the street
near the railroad track, ever. since, an often
aive and disgusting sight The snow has, for
the present, covered the earron from. obser-
vationii ts'4l ga SAA4J 1910 4S~A- ''s'4'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
GREAT sALE or sUPERIOR LIQUORs

FINfE Undersigned iAtending 10 n,oye 10 Mial.,o,,
" VII sen a. public at'ction, at the rOWk HALL,
"a hiainisb1rg, Ohio, on t.Iifa 10 7H''f -
Z SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IA, 1868,
Iwqthousand gallons Of genuine RYE ANii WIN Ar
WhAsh oi She NE Old iashioned .c0ppar al-tuHng
barrel. - ~ NNe
This whisky dsshlled BY the tiAisrslfn him.
SELF ana he anOEs Il 20 b. pare and aenull,e ~ ~
agrees 10 fOrsef any portion or az OF h M NM a
alne. hE WARRANTS IN ~ BIZ GkNUfNT
Afery ianlly should hare this aTtselo the ho,lse nj
secure aquaniity Of ID Such An hppoltunit, ~ 49, NJ
dom ever ohered The aodersigneii Nj, alS5 on ~
same day eel Thirty HkADIuF ltOos H = = "
hlx months credit Will b. giyen 10 AN nurel
who wlii execute noles with approved se afty s the
tsie u 80 per eeni poi annun, which Will 81 deduct
4 m on said day, 2" N''N-
: j"syd'~A"is PHILIP zAPP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
Retired. We find the following in III
Toledo Blade Of the "a inst.

iO'0uO btUuc W lne "a lilSL
The firm of Barlow & Thomason, whole
sale dealers in Queensware, Crockery nc,
hes been dissolved BY the retirement of Mr.
w. w Thomson.
The business will be conducted as hereto.
fore by A. w, Barlow, who will maintain the
high reputation of the firm for probity and
enterprise, ,i,
We learn that the busnss circles of the
city will not lose the presence of Mr.. Thon,-
'ason, who has for several years been so fa-
vorably known therein. He proposes to en-
gage in another branch OF the wholesale trade
in time for the opening of the Spring trade.
Messrsg Barlow and Thomason are original
.Daytonians, and are clever, energetic, and
reliable business men. They succeeded well
together, and having accumulated ample
means they will succeed in separate business
They have the best wishes of their friends in
thls Seglon,d Ii.i ss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06
oY.ters, Apple.. ,so.-lfaIe .rotlce =

! VybI6EB, hPpIes, WC'-ihke -hutIceI ye
who like good things-that Messrs. Duff q
Anderson, No, iOs Main street have just re.
ceived lot Of those extra Baltimore Oysters,
and supply Of lruIpehockeh Apples, and
other good things. Call in this evening for a
supply. sss...i b.sil laa ss.ls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06

Wanted.-By an experienced Book Keep
or and Salesman situation in a Wholesale
or Retail business--W Wholesale preferred. Best
Of references given Address.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-06

Beokel Hall, We are sorry that the 10.
clemency Of the weather prevented little Alice
from having good benefit as she deserved,
and we hope that the Management will give
her another Stin, as bad as the weather was,
there was not the worst house there that we
have seen, which was quite aattering to the
company. Tonight a grand Complimentary
Benefit will be given to Mr.. H. A. Weaver,
the gentlemanly manager.
The plays selected for the occasion are all
6he.a We see the "Old Guard has been
mentioned as one, in the letter that rendered
the Compliment, and we advise all who have
never seen this play as enacted by Mr.. Wesv.
er, not to miss this opportunity as it will be
an episode in their lives We consider it the
neplus ultra Of acting, Miss Alice Hogan
will also appear in the Protesn play of I'm
and out of Place, in which she assumes six
or seven characters and sings and dances
The "Odth," q fine recitation, will be deliv-
cred by Mr.. Lewis Mrs Stoddart will enact
the "Young Scamp In fact there is enough
food for the mind in to.nights bill to satisfy
the most hungry.
Mr.. Weaver has endeavored, while here, to
do everything TO give our people highly
moral entertainment He has had uphill
work Of it, but now he stands fairly before us,
The Theatre is an institution of our city, and
has fairly won the patronage of our citizens.
Let every body turn out this evening and
give MI Weaver rousing house; such one
as will make him feel that he will never re-
greet his visit to this city. U
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