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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
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4 O'CLOCK, p. M

CHICAGO, H., May 2S. A special dispatch
from Cairo says Gen. Lee of Kansas confirms
the report that two outer works of the enemy
were taken in Fridays attack on the fortifca-
tons. s...s
The battle was sanguinary, and the Fe ieral
oss severe. The rebels fought with GOODNESS,
and desperation, reserying their fire till our
forces came within murderous range. They
were driven back, however, by main force into
the last line of entertainments.
This was the situation on Friday evening
Jackson, Miss, having been destroyed, the Fed
era army that occupied that place is now act
ing as reinforcements for Grant.
When the boat LETT ON Saturday morning the
mortar boats were throwing occasional sh lis.
We have captured batteries both above and be-
low the town.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

E0R SALE, at - bargain, the DEACON VIM. W ELS
PLACE, In Brookh Id. Itcons SITS Of saw mill a
large Tw,' aud Three story shop with good werful
waler-power nnect.d two good dwelling houses with
bu ldings cmpete AID some 80 good culti-
yated The mills and house win be sud sep srately
ifdes,red. Applyio ~. wELtS,
sF,,4A lM NGTgt}J)s f%AN BIO ka,d, Vt (
Or inanire for nfor alton the FaxKMAN ONCE Mon
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

The managers Of the Vernon Central Kali
road have attached smoking and euchre car to
the mail train.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
B. f. BUXTON,
PRoPRIEToR OF THE
MONTPELIER FOUNDRY

M ACH N q SH P,
MANUFACTURE
Circular Board Mill Ir g
With Lanes Patent set Works, (woodea il desired.)
STARCH SAW AND GRiST MILL IRONS.
DOSES PATENT WATER WHEELS, RICHS PA
Ii tent Iron Beam Flows, Common Land and Side Hill
Plow Castings, Guilty. tor Teeth, Threshing Machine
Irons, &c Ali kinds Wood saving Machinery. Boz
Stoves Etc. All kinds CASTINGS to order. Also, IRON
FENCES of new and various designs.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

NEW YORK. May rs. The following as
patches from Gen. Pember ton, the commander
at Vicksbuag, were sent to jackson, Miss, and
from there telegraphed to President Davis
Vlcksbnrg, May 20. The enemy assailed our
entire entertainments yesterday on our centre
and left. They were repulsed with heavy lose.
Our loss is small. The enemys force is at least
go 900.
VI ksburg, May 81. The enemy kept up a
heavy artillery fire yesterday. Two of our guns
were dsmounted in the centre. Our works
however, were uninjured. Their sharpsbooterc
picked off our officers and men oil day. Our
works were repaired and guns replaced last
night.
May 2l-2 P. NJ. We have had brisk artil
lery and musketry firing to-day, also heavy fir
ing from mortar gunboats
MOBILE, May %. A special dispatch to th'
Advertiser and Register, dated to-day, says thu
enemy mas been foied in all his efforts Hi
dead strew the ground in front Of our works
According to our estimate his loss is 10000
Firing was heard at intervals last night and to
day. The enemy is supposed to be shelliDg,
An official dispatch from Gen. Johnston, da
ted the 23d, says it is said here to-day that an
other assault WAS made near the Jackson road
and was repulsed. Confidence in Ptmberton
ability to maintain bis position was expressed
and hopes are given Of final success.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

PnLADEIPHIA, May %. The brig VIM. M
Dodge has arrived from Pernambucco.
Capt Potter. of the ship One Idea, is pas
senger, and reports that the ship One Idea,
from Shanghai for New York, and bark Henri
eta, for Baltimore from Rio Janerio, were
burned by the Alabama on the Goth of April
The Alabama and Florida are cruising to-
gether. They had also destroyed previously
the ships Louisa Hatch, Norah. Charles Hill,
and whaling bark Lafayette, brig Kate Korra
and shooner Kingfsher.
WARRINGTON, May %. All the male contra
bands 10 the city of Alexandria have been put
TO work on entertainments In that neighborhood
Great ala rm was caused Ivy report that Stu.
arts re bel ceyalry intended to make reid into
! Alexandria. aa'
! Moseby is at Cstlett's Station. Our pickets
were attacked yesterday in the vicinity OF Bull
run and one of them kiled The enemy were
chased ten miles, and some of them were killed
and wounded in the skirmish
New YORK, May %. The Tribuae's special
Washington dispatch says so far AS can be as
certainsd there is no foundation for the report
that Gen. Butler 10 to be assigned to the De-
psrtment OF Ohio
The probabilities are that the Government
will carry into effect the $500 clause in the
National Earoment law.
Gold opened in New York ats ,43 IL.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
Died.

BRADY--On Tuesday morning, October 20. MARGARET
BRApY. aged 81 years.
The friends respectfully Invited TO attend the rune
raj I04 Division street. Alien, thus Thursday
morning ut ten O'Clock.
BTARns IEy.-Cn Wednesday October 81. EDwARb. only
Of james and Sarah r. Reardsey, aged months and
IA days.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WEpNEspAY, Oct. 2l-0P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. zl-O l.. nj.
There was more money Offering to-day, and
easier rates were more general. The feeling is
that the market must rule easy 80 long as the gov
ernment continues To dsburse largely. 6a 7 per
cent the figure for call loans, according to the
circumstances of the borrower.
Gold was dull and lower. 1t opened at las, fell
quickly TO l43I. rallied to l4sl4. and closed at
Ai2t. Ii the absence Of anything exciting from
the armies, speculation has been comparatively
quiet In exchange but little has been done since
the sailing Of the Persia. and rates are nominal,
owing to the fluctuations in gold.
There was good demand for stocks at the first
board this morning, aud almost every thing on the
list advanced, with the exception Of Hudson River.
which was done as low as 1876, decline of per
cent on Yesterdays figures. Harlem was strong.
and after selling at % fell to 81. New York Cen
trail advanced 4. Erie Il, Southern old IA. Mich-
gan Central u Canton ", Cumberland and Pitts
burg IA The market continued strong between
the boards, with further advance in New York
Central. At the second board the demand was
quite active; New York Central advanced to l3s.
Harlem to "a, and Hudson River rallied to 1881.
In fact everything was again better and operators
seem to have taken hold in good earnest. At
the four +. M. call the market was s!io ong. with
an advancing tendency. The following are the
taf; uNft ha do
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

Wheat was &c. &C. over and less scught al'er par
tlcuafiy winter red and white, which shippers par
tieuary neglected The receipts amounted 10 iol 'ioo
bushels The days sales reached la 0C0 bashes, az
81 80 FL ss for amber Western 81 so " 3s or fed
GO winter, Vi 81 III 36 for amber iowa. WI coa-i aa
Green Bay 81 90 81 ~ Ter Milwaukee, cub, VI ~
vi 20 Tor o'd and 81 2s 81 81 Tor Chicago ire
corn market gave way again to-day the fall IN goid
proved too much for tho speculative operators, even
IN ugh aided by light arrivals, and at the ciose
prices unsettled. The demand nor very
brik. The DAVIS receipts comprised ony TOO brshe.S
he reported raes were 1856 900 bushes. at from 9c
81 tor sound 9eo. for urs,urd Western mixed ard 81 ~
a S. OF tor Western he and yellow There veg a
moderate degree OF activity the srkct cor OATS whch
Cecned early in the day but closed more firmly 'hc
receipts II 294 bushels. We arote canadn ut 74c
76c., State at 75c. TIC, ard Western at ldc 7h&c
Ryewas dun and heavy at 81 TO- 81 H. Har'ey maj.
in demand al 81 G5 81 90. Barley was 10 good
request at 81 S5 81 So as extremes, with sales oil 2eco
bushels.
gales Of which comprised s AGO bags ut 32tlc. SIC
Small lots OF other kinds changed hands at unaered
rates TIC cts:ng quotations were as 'oi'nwS:--,t'io
prime. 34c.: do good. 33c. 33 &c. do fair, &c 81
do. ordinary sic 81 ic do fair to goo carcoes, zc
SIC Java, mats tnd bags. sac n aOc native 'eyion
SIC. 36c. Maracaiho 33hc SIC. Lagusyra, 33'sc
$50; st. D,mingo, 2Sc. a 29c
CoIToS--The demand cutie limited. aud the market
dcpressei ard unsettled, mddugs ranging from &C.
s5c., with sales reported ct $50 bales
PgovlsIoNsPorK depre sed and lower. cl, sing at
and &l Is sl2 for prime with sales Of 400 bbs Beef
quiet with saes o $50 bbls at Sl4 s5 for extra
and SO so S13 so for plain mess. Lard was lower,
with sales OF 800 ackages a. 1lc 1Hc Get meats
quiet at &C., 6i4c. for shoulders, and 40 9Ic
hams Racon continued in limited demand at elsc
9ic Butter in moderate request ut &c z7c tor
State and l9c 23c for Ohio Cheese was iaactive ~
12c a 15c.
SUGARS were in moderate demand with sales OF 500
bids and l42 boxes at 13,{c New Orleans, l2c a
12<o. for Porto Rico, and 1l%c. 1916 for Cuba.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
News from San Francisco.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BAssFoRD-BOULARD -On Wednesday, October 81 by
the Rev. Dr. Draper, W. K. BAsaORo to Miss M. L. BoU
LARD, nll of New York.
BEsAErr-JrpsoN Wednesday, October 2l, by the
Rev. Or. Samuel Alexander, Mr. NAr1AHEL NJ BENNETT Of
PHILADELPHIA, to Miss EMMA II. JUpsOs. Of New York.
CADwHII-l,owARrH AT tho Avene House, Fort
Wayne, Ind, Saturday October 10 by the Rev. Joseph
S. LARGE fRErK A. CADwEiI, NJ. OF th city, to Miss
zzz eldest daughter OF Geo l'o~arth Eco Of Granite
vile, Mass. formerly Of England No clrds.
CcBrRN--C ~ On Monday. October 10. at No. IL
Forsyth street, by the Rev Mr.. John Peeg, Jr, OF the
Fo syth street Methodist church. Mr. CHARLES A. CoBuRv
OF tho gallant Eighteenth New York cavalry to Mrs
ANNE r. GOLDEN, OF this city.
May lnaoyed happiness and prosperity attend them
through their wedded lie ia tho sincere wish OF their
most devoted friend, the writer
October 20. by the Rev. II. Jones WILLIAM HATHAWAY,
Jr to frTE, daughter OF Philip Schoonaaksr EsI all
OF Port Even. No CARDS.
KIMNrR- CsRs1Ns.--O On Monday, Dot Der 10. ty t.c
Rev. Mr.. Stewart PETER kEMMfR To Misc EMMA CAR1iNs.
all OF This city.
SHAw-EEris Wednes esday. October 81, at the
church of tre Holy Trinity Brooklyn. by the Rev. S. X
Shaw Of Ianesboro, Mas, assisted by the Few Aey.
Jones, d. d., OF Perth Amboy, EDWARD N. SnAw OF New
York, OF the former clere. mon, to JuiIA, eldest
daughter OF Charles c. Uots. ESQ. &C rrnokyn.
S'ELDoY- PAyIrs.-cn Wednesday. Oc,C ber 81 ut the
residence Of the brides father or Jefferson l.. l.. by
the Rev. James Fyans. u d., A. I. SHELDON. Of sUcld,
Conn, to =. y. second ushier of C. L. lay!es.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
NliscellamcOus.

snlr 10, Moore hence London zen ia Ni, bark
Stern partly out Toos OIL apiain and crew. "a n ALL sept
Editor Of the London Shipping and Mercantile
sr-rerni' me hrSygh Jour columns mn & 70 & my
Sss for SsR Ha % Of the
ssrk ynsSsCr H. under ny omSna 2n hsr sn o
found necessary abandon her Capt Moore promptly
board hs s and cass during lie .ase London
Win such sindne's aud HOSPITALITY a. % n,sri Ssr a'ns
late u siip HJndeford
SUR ws u 1rAvrs (now called Raneooal A. $50 tons.
built At Porsnd In isss has 5ecn about Slisoo
: BIZ BARK PnESIHa, Dublin. oe,; a-rhe bark Premier.
so%n into hS aa1
vc hs got ashors on saton ssndS & eamS.s & hssv, % ny
e ;ss 'is.f ~. morning nsT % vi P
broush, her e The Rinssend Docs She Is said to have
BAps Lrl.sp, Mcr from Philadelphia TOR Pesre
Quad pu, into Bermuda 18th insl lcaxs.
cd with Oh and wood. snore a. Dunseness th inst
BAsx o,x Cons Aih. ss tons buis Bah, Ne. In 1854
Bn,a Yovsa Rsvusue-B ocs is-The brss Young
RepubE o. Portland Me- f,em Hsysns ~n c.rss & o5
c, s sHSs s s % he
rss GS GT X MsP 4 g os r - rss1s. v Ts s
Daes shp ara Ic., ess. .s.. 's. s;.o
ss..s 'Svs ~s. ased away
spoken. Ae.
ship wa.mpos rr.sa.,d from < Slsass 'u'e 70 '''
ssp ssre from II rhsSspiis Tor Francisco July a.
snip y"mns Gsr'cr. from London fos Bs'hre' Aug ~
NAH Sals w..es from rhAdspaa for Key West o.
80 " ~ M ~ roresxn Porss.
Asr Ans orassed by Belle p ne sop, MssS ior lion
Koos sssh cus~sier bwtsst Lverpso' f,r hony Kong
Rsssyos fPin Cprt Arr Hamilton. w hitc, ort
BospsIvS ocs e-sid 6aribaidi HSys New or'cans' "'
ssssssnsSas ocs ssn Assrouom. Kloppsr. and Fried
B;rASr4 Aug ss-sld cara susi Limsburner. Cali
fornia. -. a. y.-..-.u mn 80
3sh, Do; Zone. Bnrsley fos -; msrguerm uai1; s9osu
Emiie (ssn Prefer and rreya t0id Carlo foe do do
Ham scir Ine. Mslisr for do do.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
S HIPPlN G NE w S .

Almanac voRE-rBIs pAv. .
su~ vysxs '..... & Is mo0r ssTs...... morn ~
spn nsrrs......... I2 HrGH WATER 4 Is
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
The Prize Cases.
DIFFICULTY ABOUT TIE PRIZE srRISaBoK AND BEs
rx1Ep sgnrs DISTRICT corrr.
Bcfose Hon. Indee Bats.

Before Hon. Judge Belts.
Or. 2f.-A motion was made BY Mr.. Charles Edwards,
proctor the claimants in this casc setting forth that
had boon committed In the papers aled.
Alter hca ing counsel both sides the Judge made the
following ORDER
On reading and fling notice OF motion that copy Of
report tho Marshal 10 The cargo. originally on ns
land Of which copy has boon servcd), be inserted IN
The case which 70 70 n tho Supreme Court on tho
aprca bcrein In place of the spurious report now on
Me that this be done without having TO wait any IN
curry OF reference regard conduct circumstances
nave caused the latter 10 be wrongly placed upon
md that such chcr ard further order be made ~
nsniv OF this Court requires and n due 70 right and
., & ma also on reading and nng affidavit In support
snpsxsa wa sad copy of the original repcrs thereto
s. %, ,he motion, aud Mr. Andrews AssIstant United
the copy q rspo,, ordered and adudsed thas
senoe o. ,he org,nal and sworn To b~sorc n y sssi
.nsa aa.s commissioner, stand in The pIscr n
sua 'na' tho same bc used in ,hs apcs,ies or
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

The steamship Creole Captain Tn mpson from Havana
al four Y on tho 10th inst arrived at this port yes
tcrday. Hor 10 interesting.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
raj Forey Reportsd Dead OF Yellow
Fever, Sc, sc.

OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Oct. 16. 1888.
Our from the city OF Mexico is not Of SO late
date that already published by your city papers, being
only TO tho 23d Il September.
From Vera Cruz have dates to the ist inst. The
news Is unimposisut.
General Forcy has been looked for here for days
past and his nonarrva has given rise 10 various reports
that he down with yellow fever that he had died Of
that disease, &c.
Frcm st. Domingo hsve datcs to ,hs eth by mail
ard by telegram 10 the i2th Instant
General Gandara arrived the sth at the capital Of
ST. Domingo. aud to proceed Immediately the aid
dGcnera Santana who is reported, 10 have gained slight
victory at Azua the rebels which the Dors ds Ia
Marina gives as "nrst triumph
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
CITY eoMNERClAL REPORT.

WKpNHspAY, OCT. 2I-oP.M j.
Bxrxp~rvue -pnuenced by the rapid decline in gold
ana sterling exchange the four market wa very heavy,
wish limited inquiry, particularly from export buyers
pr,ses Of mos, kinds fell Cd loc 2oc and closed quite
irsauarly The receipts reached slc2 bbs. The days
sales comprised 1850 bb,s ssass ana western laoo
bbh Southern and $40 bbls. Canadian. Rye -four vas
inactive At cur quotations Corn meal wss 10 modsrass
demand, with salss of 500 be,s We now quote
supsrHns state and Western ncur.. .........Ss %
kxtga state . .......................... -. W q "
Ccmmes 70 very chsscs EXTRA wssssrA... 20 10 80
Canadian. ...........................s ~ 40
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
stock L xchApEe.

he Persia took ou. 1901 ,276 in specie.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

case Tor the United States Supreme Court on the Appeal
ana that the spurious report among the Mes u the
Court, sworn TO before John a Osborn, United states
Commissioner, be impounded and remain in tr clerks
Office as basis Tor any proceedings which may he eater
be made la relation TO the same in any way.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

Ferry Company hni Church Squabbles.
Supreme COURr-IHAMBKHS.
Before Hon. Judge Peckham-
OCT 2l-The Cour, this mornng rendered the follow
ing decisions
Neip Toyl and Harlem Rnfrodd Company US. the Forty
second Siyet and Grand STREET Ferry Roifrodd Company
In this the motion to dissolve tho injunction was
granted, and the injunction dissolved, With $40 costs
Tts Lerinotnn Avenue MeihOdsi Fytscor0i Church -
This application behalf Of the trustees FOR leave
To mortgage. and the Court granted the application
The President Of the STATE Ean al Eit-ohrh rs Hsmreon
6 AsIscoI Motion deaied plainti!s Costs TO ABIDE
event.
me Dry Dock Methodist Epiecoral Missiln Gprch -
The Court granted the motion tor leave to sell certain read
estate.
News from San Francisco.
SAN FRAScsco, Oct. 20, 1868.
Arrived steamer Brother Jonathan With $i4o0 900 in
treasure from Oregon and $l50,0o0 from British
Columbia.
Refined sugar advanced to l6}sc. a 17c. per pound.
Tha Commercial Bank OF India has established branch
bark in this city.
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oons,,poo and ,hs snhlus Teachings NJ ON, n.trio,
,ora0a,,.rs Inc conta., capno, ha dou,ao,, Tina
grsa, pissoo fthe Democrstic porty which has ever
s,ood a. ,hs h,,,vau of t, Linton and The chanp,on
Of ,ha const,tn,ion randsrs its ntrs unity and hold
attitude in nus hour of national periI. a matter of
vital ooncarn Tho nsndins issne is nat lass for The
,aint.ns,ca Of unsa country ttan for the psrpstn
alton of Dsmocratc nriuolpl.s as exnound.d NV Jee
tarson and Jackson The most ,noneutou, results
hang unon Tho issue Ths mast il dead. save IN ia
lessons Of orerperenre The Constitution, If preserved
il the beacou. .isht that Will Ruide Us to a point
ssfatv rom the present st, rn and conni T. II tram
pad undsr ,oot and destroy.d. we are forey.r lost
in darknss. ,loo n anarchy Il ia ths m,s.on of the
Democratic marty 20 preserve intact that Constitution
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Aegal
sHERIFFs SALE.

John Summers, supreme Couu.
..
John Butler, Of al. Case No. g7Ca
DY virtue Of and In 0bedisneo the command Of an
ID order Of sale 10 me directed by the supreme
Court OF Montgomery County, will Oher ~ public
sale al th- door OF the Court House mths city of
Dayton, on
Saturday, Sspts,sbsr lRtA. Ises,
a. o'clock p m, Of said day the following descnSed
real est6l to-Hit Ta ai.
Lots numbered eleven hundred and THIRTY Ql3Ol
and eleven hundred and thirty ona Ql3l), numbs 2
ID on the revised plat OF the city of DAYTON Ia the
sounty Of Montgomery and state of Ohie.
Appraised togetherat 500 Said lots are located
on the corner OF Eddy and PluHl streets, aud cannot
sell for less than two-thrds Of the above apprasnen
Terms cash. GEORGE WO9AMAN, Hhsnn.
THnaaaEa JoapAH, AlrYs. AnelaA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-28

The Draft 1t is limited that the draft
will not take place in this State until after tue
Election Aud to make the affair still more
PAlstable, it is reported that Ohios proper
ton will not exceed twelve lhoussnd men.
After The election is over the number will be
increased to any amount the Administration
may desire, 1t is a very nice thing for poll
iical effect, butthe people are not quite as
gullable as their assumed masters may sup.
pose. Ohio will not be drafted for less than
thirty or forty thousand men, Mark the pre-
diction ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-28

Strategy Two boys "hooked" melon
from wagon this morning and Then had a
fight about the division of il. While engaged
in their pngistc exercise third party step.
ped up and cSrried off the prize, much to the
chagrin Of the young Heenans.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-28

Fresh Oysters john Gengnssle cor
uer of I;ndlow aud Fifth street has fresh oys-
tsrs, and all the decseies Of The season,
They Will be served to order in the best style.
He will always be prepared to accommodate
his customers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-28
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Be 'ors samss Turner Justice of the Peaoe 10 sud
for Daytep Montgomery County, Ohio. John D.
Gain, paintin against A. A. Derrickaon, deeoudani,
OF the city Of PhlAdelphA. PennaylVAniA.
gIynE defendant 10 hereby moulded that 90 the l5ti
il Of August, 1853, the said Justice issued an order
" taehment for The su1 Of vSe aad interc.t there,
upon nom July ~, iso3 AID eOsts, anl that sald
esu,s - q. ioI hsesinl shs asth q ssptsmbsf, isos
slsSws JOHN c CAIN, PlEuua
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-28

0'Brien & BrOther,-The place TO get
cheap liquors, wines and groceries, Wholesale
or retail, is at O'Brien a Brothers No 30i
Second street They are fine business men,
aud clever, accommodating gentlemen, and
will sell yop articles in their line al bar.
gain tla 800 ta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-28
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John zetlsr gllArdiAn plAnt Againat Cath Balhorn.
Of the Peace for Dayto township. Montgomery
county. Ohio. fiu..aI fffH
ON the 18th day Of August 1885, ,Aid Jaslea issue
" an order Of AttAehment In The above aelon Tor
the sum Of ninety dollars, Cause set for hearing
'ts;sH asass~s JOHN zEITLRs. Guardau.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-28

DOwn.--A horse attached TO light buggy
threw itself this morning, 10 front Of the
EMPlRE Office. 1t became so completely en-.
tangled in the harness by its struggles, AS to
render il unable to regain its feet until strip.
ped of its trsppings. Nodamsgc was done e1,
eept few, slight scratches on the animal
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Exemptions.

IMPORTANT S0TI0E--I will unal after the d. sn
taxes place IN this District, Sssst procuring or
pe sons entitled thereto, the exemptions pro gdsd r
10 the second section OF the act "Tor enrolling abd
calling out the natiopel iorces, and other purpose
known generally rs The consoript Law
" y. NOLAN,
AllyI&M.l Attorney at Law.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-28

Tobacco There is good prospect for a
fair Tobacco crop in this county The mum
Der of acres planted are largely in excess OF
any former year. a.i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-28

Farmers Farmers are now busly en-.
gagged preparing the ground for wheat The
late rains have put It in most excellent work
ing order. -l n ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-28
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