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, 1863-10-19

Interview BttWcen Story aud VAl1an.
dl&ham.
The arch traitor and Coppe.head secession pro-
mulgator for Illinois, on his return from the
East, on lat Friday, called upon JEFF Da-
Wis pimp at Windsor, to offer his coincidence at
hls defeat As Northern advocates Of treason
they have been working togethcr-playtng into
eacl ohers hands for years past and Of course the
interview In which they a1ldded topaa5iny eycnt5,
was IN interesting one. The meeting was at the
hotel in Windsor, Canada. Story was shown mp
to Tale. room, and found him lying On lounge,
as be claimed ''quite indispceed." The follow
Ing is the substance Of the eonyersation SO far as
heard By. = Invisible"
.Story-How arc you, Va11and1ghamf
JuI.-Why, my dear Story how are you'll am
rejoiced to see you, but am quite unwell. Do you
bring me my glad tidiDgs- have you any words Of
cousolations -. > =. -
Story-No good news, fear-you know It all, I
presume, aIeady TO far rs to the result. The mig
ger-party hare carried everything before them in
Ohio.
Ta!.-I guess that'a eo-but how do you account
for1tf
4stuy.-Oh, that's a job rn'tuzdc1taken yet,
but mukt suppose--the Democracy Of the North
west will expect me, as the exponent Of their
principles to give eome reason for our defeat and
tho SUCCESS Of the Union party.
Val.-We1l, JON can pull the wool over the eyes
OF your renders easy enough-you are used to that
You can ait In our Office and write anything you
please, and they swallow It. Yoa never Como in
contact with the people, and are nevet eatechtzcd
by them. But what the ID am to do with my
self. Here I am, still in Canada, and as far az
can see am likely to be. Ii Igo to Ohio, Burnside
wf11 arreet me- tn the 8nutt fare nat ffeR--
, 1863-10-19
From Memphis and Below.

From memPA16 a00 1te10SFs
MEMrH1s, Oct. LITTLE jackson Aississtp-
plan of the 9th Gays; The election for Gov
ernor, State Officers ahd Congressmeu took
place en- the 5th, and supposes au the State
officers were reelected.
It also Gays that sharp fight occurred on
the Big B1ack, In (which the rebels we're driven
back, but being reinforced, they compelled
the Fede1a1s to retreat beyond the river.
The Selma Reporter says that Bragg has
$1,000 spare stand OF arms:
Forr companies Of the I'd Iowa cavalry sur
rounded the town Of fernando on Saturday
night, and captured three men,, formerly
Memphis policemen, engaged In the RECENT
burnflg OF steamboats, on. the Mississippi
Hyer. They had list Of all the bouts On the
river, with the price to be paid for the De.
etruction Of each. They are DOW In Irving
Prison and will be tried by military com-
mission.
The yots of the I'd Iowa cavalry was 574 for
Stone, and 107 for Tuttle.
, 1863-10-19

~ Tbs New York Herald SAYS: "The e
great mistake Of Vallandighsm ana ~ snS nF
y III They aacsotsd
defests S q the q mi from YoIk
to Illinois u nothing less than Nors9efn
populsz revolution against the var. 4na ~
favor Of peace On any terms. New ha@R'
eh1re, Rhode Island and Connecacat, 1atn
but the stupid Copperhead faction, still per
Stating In their folly, have received from
Msfne still more emphatic repudiation: and
In Ohio chasttscment they cannot mlsuu-
,xdexxtoItd.h y
, 1863-10-19

Mn. Tom Thumb Is not-what her
Faeada confidently expected. Exchange. :.
Fern Peri,aps General Tom Thumb u not-what
b1e friends confidently supposed
, 1863-10-19

The weather prophets FAY th2t the people
may look out for the hardest winter seen Tor
yeats- There viii be more cold days-.hc
mercury will run lower, and the SNOW be
deeper than before, since 1857. This is the
ilrEt FIJI eince TIM: ot 1sss, that the brook
creeks tor deep holes As early a. September,
and the drst reason since then that the musk
rafs have double:walled their little hi!lock
homes. These and certain other lnfaslio1e
rirns. known to the sportsman and hunter.
indicate q winter Of unusual severity! " !;
U 1east {Wo weeks earlier than last year.
, 1863-10-19

~A Young lady, recently blown Of some
h,e6 Gifts on the coast Of England, was pre-.
sr9vad from death By her cfinoline. which
e1irhted her, blu.hlDg. hut unhurt, on tho
sands eighty feet below. It acted as para
chute.
, 1863-10-19

Ohio and Baltimore Rond.
The Wheelicg Latel{igeneer Of the 18th, says !:
No through trains now leave here over the
Baltimore Road. There il an apprehendsd
dauger Of 8 raid beyond Cumberland.
, 1863-10-19

T Dubuque his been the stronghold and
headquarters Of 1owa copperhcadism. But It
was almcst redeemed last Tnesday, the vote
standing
For Col. Stone, Union, LEY .
For Gen. Tcttle, Dem, 1,2l0 :,
, 1863-10-19
FROM R0SEcRAhS' ARMY.
The Situation at Chattanooga.
Rumored Supercedure Of Roseorans
BY Grant.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TribuneJ
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. Is, 1868.
4 contraband came in, reporting the reb"
els preparing pontoons to cross the river
aboFe and beloW. ~:
, 1863-10-19

Copperhead majority, SO
One more t:lil will place Dubuque on solid
ard patriotic ground.
, 1863-10-19

C1ScMsA1I, Oct. 1.-THE machine es tab,
ltshment Of George G, Winchel & Co, wae
destroyed by fire This morning. Loss about
S20,G 600; insured for Sc, 600.
, 1863-10-19

1UV I1FC1 ID 1I7E73 <skleE 33o10Es
Great rejoicing prevails over the Ohio elec-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CEcTcSrAr1, Oct. Is, 1865
Major General Neg1ey, direct from Chat-
tanooga, having left there on the 18th, arriv-
ed here to-day, on his way to Pittsburg, on
Thirty days leave Of absence. He
reports a1l quiet, nothing Of interest hay
ing transpired since the 5th, when the rebels
threw few ehells into Chattanooga.
When Negley left, Hooker was ut Steven
son. Mnj. Gen. Grsnt is reported at Louis
vile, to day. It Is 1umored that he is to sue
ceed RpEecrnua.
, 1863-10-19

RlC0 V6lV6tS and FOlQ'
Rich Stamp Colds, On plain
and tinted. grounds; Gold
Papers Of every descrip-
tion, French Tints, French
Woods, Plain Satins, Mar
bles, Oaks, Muslin Satins,
Blanks, Decorations, Bor-
.ders, &c, &C., at prices 25
to so per cert below their
value.
, 1863-10-19
Q)irago Grit)une.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1903
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
From the Potomac, fresh excitement,
:and the following advertisement may well
have appeared in the Washington papers
Of yesterday:
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NAroLroN, Henry Co., O., July I, 1858.

NAPoLRoN, Henry Co., o., July Z, 1893.
DR.. G. w. RoBAcK,-Dear Sir For the
benefit Of suffering humanity, permit us to an-
nounce, through the columns OF your Circular
the Surprising properties Of your Soandna-
Wan Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, which IS
sure cure for Indigestsn and Liver Com
plant. We have several persons in town,
who have been suffering with Liver Complaint
and Indigestion, and Notwithstanding that we
have as good physicians as can be found IN
Northern Ohio, yet the disease bafiied their
skill Consequently we were in state OF de-
spondenc5, until we commenced using your
Fills, through and by the advice OF our friend,
Me-. brennan. We used the medicine accord.
ing to directions, and are now full OF lite and
hilarlty, and our gratitude is equal to our I'm
provement in heath and splrlIs When we
take into consideration what we have beeni
and What We are atPresent, we feel like charg
ing ourselves Of the sin OF ingratitude, ii We
did not try to announce 70 the public the great
benefits OF your Medicine. Therefore we rec
ommend to the public at large, the expediency
Of. having recourse to your Medicine, and con
sequently, as in duty bound, discharge what
we feel to be our duty, in advising persons
a who are suffering a. we have suffered, tc
make use of the only true and ure cure ioI
the diseases already mentioned.
.4 MRS. OWN, sis MRS. BRENNAN,
Miss HEAToS, q. C. SPELMAY.
See Advertisement, jal3dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

LYoE's KATHAIRoN.-Thi delightful article
CSC for preserving and identifying the human
i. hair, Is again put up by the original proprie-
tor, and ia now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created its immense
3s's and anpgsceasnted sales Of over one million
bottles Annually II Is stiIl sold at 25 cents
in large bottles. Two million bottles can easily
be soId in year when it is known that the
Katharon is not only the most delightful hair
lASsssip Il seurf aAd dsadiaa gives The hair a
lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents it
from turning gray These are considerations
worth knowing The KAthairon has been test
ed for over twelve years, and is warranted as
described Any lady who values beautiful
had Of hair will use the Kathairon. It is
. finely perfhmed, cheap and valuable 1t is
sold By oil respectable dealers throughout the
world ID. S. BARNES & CO.. t.4
New York
jal2d&w6m W. W. STEWART, Dayton. {
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TSsT:-186O.X.

DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs, s,-Exhausted
natures great restorer. A delightful beverage
and active tonic Composed Of pureSt Croix
Ram, roots and herbs Il invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. II destroys
acidity Of the stomach, creates an sppertite,
and strengthens the system. 1t is certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
. Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents MiAsmatic disease from change Of
dict. water 80 1t can DO used At all times oi
day BY old or young, and is particularly rec
commended TO weak and delicate persons.
Sold By all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. 9f p H. DRAKE q CO.,
ds22dAW6m 2O2 Broadway, *.
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The Pawnbroker's sale.-onceI NOR.

The Pawnbroker's sale-0nce more
we call attention to the pawnbrckers sale, 70
commence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning,
by @. p. Huber Il Son, at their Auction and
Sale Room, $50 Third street hwill be the
largest and most attractive sale of the kind
ever made here. A number of fine gold and
silver watches, and lot Of valuable jewelry,
and costly books, will be offered, and they
will probably be knocked down at bargains.
Be on hand.
Thegoods will be on exhibition this even
ing and in the morning. sle nasi .st,
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CoALE's NEw JAPAN-We have already
Apprzed our readers of new article of ia
pan, now in general use in this city The
excellence OF the article is fully set forth in
the following certificate from Messrs John
Thompson Il Co., who are we'll known here.
PITTsBURG, 18th April, 1862
We have tried Coae's Patent japan Drier,
and find it an excellent article. We tried it
with lampblack ground in raw oil Wefound
that for theae two colors we had to use q
larger proportion of duer than that recon-
mended BY Mr.. Coale, but for others colors
we found the quantity Zone eight quite
AZ enough to dry them thoroughly Practical
'tl painters know that japan that will dry lamp
black and Vandyke brown will dry any other
color that it is put into. We therefore have
no hesitation in recommending it to the
trade and to the public generally.
JoHN THOMPSON & Co,
For sale by W. WeusthOA, Ohio Block,
deol9-lm Il.
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Mrn EMBELLISHMENTS
An ORDINANCE

To usis ne goOrai or alutatOn of shop JUs og al.
rerfisenleiis postof bi ne citiof Ddytor9 e
sEcTIoE /. Bel ordained by 1e Cifg Council Of n,
Cv of DaOn, That II shall be unlawful for any per
son 10 wiluy remove defaee, or mutilate any snoN
bin or adyertisenent posted 70 said city. p
SEo. q That iof any violation Of this Ordinance the
offender shall pay hne not exceeding ten dollars
ard costs.
Passed in Council this l3th day OF January, 1se3.
i8iaa AMOS DECKER, President Of City Council.
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montgomery County Democrat
l.F lC Association.

There will be meeting of the Montgomery
County Democratic Association held in Be ek1
Ell Hall on Friday evening, January 23d inst,
at u o'clock The members are particularly
requested 10 be present as business Of impor-
tance will he brought before the Association,
By order na2 q. WIN DiekEY, Pres't
F. B. SKULL, Sec. ~ - r.ii, ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

Dayton Light Guard Attention =
The members Of the old Dayton Light
Guard are requested % meet at Armory.Hall,
this friday evening to make arrangements
to attend the Funeral Of our late comrAde,
Lieut.. r. Chambers. All members Of the old
company are requested to be epresent
BY order OF the CAPTAIN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

U, s. Senate, r. Yesterday B. +. Wade
was reelected to the U. s, Senate from Ohio
BY a majority Of "a votes The statement
that Mr.. wade's reelection cost him $4,000,
is not credited by his most stsenuopg oppo.
nents W. f.o
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

Taste "A contemporary complains that a
favorite lecturer Of his was very slimly pa
troniEed recently, and remarks that had ii
been negro-show, the Hall would have been
crowded Certainly. Our citizens prefer a
negro,shoW to a monkey,show
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

Great sale.-We direct the especial at
teniion Of our readers to the advertisement of
valuable property on Fourth street for sale at
the door Of the Court House tomorrow at 2
o'clock, P. NJ. sti o,sa is,b
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BEAUTIFUL O0TTAGE PROPRRTY

H o r. s "A l. e /.
Il WILL self upon easy TERMS my residence, No.
ii II 0reen street. IL Is situated in an exceeni
neighbQrhood, and is one OF the most pleasant and
convenient Cottage Properties IN the city, The home
There u building on the rear OF the lot containing
wood house, stable, and carringe house There is &
good well and cstefn the lot. The lot 10 studded
with fruit trees, grapes, and shrubbery For further
information, see me at my office, (robate Judges
ofhce,) OF II said residence
jazz SO lf, fasGI fri ii. iGi s.. BOLTIN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

Of the 9Sd.--Hszskish Uln, 60, L, and
John MAgnsr, co. +, sSd Ohio, wounded at
Muriressboro, arrived at Cincinnati las. night
on the Steamer Uudine. te'nala st
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DR.. S. F. COMPTON

a-,-.r,-,. yNJOULD call special s,1u.uuu.D.
@fR w attennonto his plan = t.a8
QYfffyf band style Of making arti. .ufIYYyY1
t4k-L-IJ fetal teeth, which for use, ~lAAJ
beauty, and durability excels everything else made BY
the profession. The vuicanzed rubber work he has
greatly improved, by setting the teeth and making
gums 70 suit each case which renders them far more
Beautiful, than teeth made m the common moulds ~
the teeth manuhctory, which is the kind in general
use. These he makes for those wishing cheap dent
plate with continuous gums, he warrant 10 be the
purest heathest, andn every respect far superior 10
anything made, and used substitutes for natural
teeth. Having had more than eleven years experi
enoe In making Il, and the testimony Of hundreds,
Who are using this knd Of teeth with entire tatsfae-
hOn consequently can recommend IL 10 everybody.
All other dental operations aiiended TO promptly,
earsfaIly aud thoroughly Once on the corner OF Sec
ond and Main streets, opposite the Franklin House
Dayton, Ohio, ja22d6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

In Town-we learn that Major Genera
A. Mcdowell McCook arrived in the city thi
afternoon. Il41 80 2uausm15 sdi aJB lo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

UVan nndsrsGned u prepared 10 do all kindsof up,
eises al hnds of paper hanging done At short notice
o tha rooms shave hr. u Abbsy'a Drug 6tore, 70
.sa isbE ! 80 .-o-'o 5HAS. a. NIKIFAs-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

1914 Watches.-,H. Kline No. sS6 Third st,
has a lot of pAwned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale.
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NOTION.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted 70 the
"A uniorsigned, BY Roto or account viii pieaas cali
on H. b. Chandler 200 Third street, up stGlrs where
my books are kept, and settle tbe same. ! am N
books squared, laed2m \. sifIEhAiAh. I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23
NOTICE.

A ii, persons having purchased carriages or had
~ repairing done by W. w. Phillips and have not
Ssifled will obige by calling Al lAngdon's Hardware
store and have de docket receipted. laitdawew
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALqss co . OYSTERS ~
AT THE OLD PR ICES
PAYNE A HATEIEln.
rANAE = HArEIELp,

No. 800 THIRD sfRERFs DAfTOE. OHIO,
RE daIly feceiVibg Maltby q Co's oysters, direct
"A IrOm baltimore l,esl .llisliiy The
Nilch they new able 10 sell VI The ULL fRlCks,
| not~lthsiRDding the rise III price IN the East.
No. one, select, anu Donbls Sc lecI, d
superior 10 any otheIs brought vest, ny Them AID
pro teIt
They also keep constantly hand the best article.
10 be found IN he Confectionery line, sieh 49,
Fine Candies, GERdy YOys, Figs, hAisins,
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates,. Green aud Diivd
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine Ci-
gAIs, IoDaceos OF different brands, and oil al
Licles in season.
They Keep the best stock to be hs, AMI tl4ey sell
low the lowest, For tile b. Il Ul Atef- AID ali
articles in the OonieiitioneTy line, call - a'isi
rff. .r...H fAINES hApflLLD.
de5ld4R 900 IhId rtfe~T
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Special Notices.
iF YOU WANT coon HAMS
WIS l.. GILLIL A n DIS,
No. 8, MARKET STREET.

He has now large lot of superior Hams,
Dried Beef, &c, OF his own curing, together
with o full supply Of Fresh Meat tor sale at
all hours. Ju1l Ia ~ .llai jal3 6m.
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Clocks and Watches

DEPAIRHD in the best mHunsr Also, JEYELBY
dss lusi $50 Third street, west Of Court House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

Something Extra.--Mr Simon Good
man, 10, Empire Building, Main street. is
receiving large lot Of Ladies and Misses
Shoes, and Geptlemen's Boots-the incest
stock ever received by him. They will be on
exhibition and sale tomorrow, and will be
sold at Auction tomorrow evening, to close
out the consignment Don't forget to call.
1t will pay we'll 5Lr lsga 10 3aa
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sold at Auction tomorrow evening to close
out the consignment Don't forget to call.
1t will pay WELL 5Lr ylsga, 10 iaa
A Pair Of Dovies. 10y esterday forenoon
there was an exhibition of the Tender Pas
sion in the Ladies' Room at the Depot, which
seemed to be relished greatly by the younger
portion of the crowd who were waiting for
the train 10 start West. 10 si-- 1
A young gent and INDEPENDENTLY just
made supremey happy by the hymenial Off
ces Of the Minister, or the nearest Squire
arrived at the Depot, and took position in
corner of the Ladies' Room, to await the
departure of the Western train-the groom
having notified the Ticket Agent in the most
impressive manner, that himself and sOife
were intending to make visit to an uncle in
Posey county, Indiana. l'H''a
These Dovies soon attracted the attention
of the crowd, by the outward manifestations
of inward JOYS for they kept up desperate
billiug-and-cooing as though in Ignorance Of
the publicity they we're making Of an affec-
ton which should be as sacred as sincere.
'Love is blind At least we have heard it so
stated great many times. We were con.
vined of the truth of the adage yesterday, at
the Depot l1sl4 s3 asa
SIM feard the cars Il never start, said
the young wife little impatiently, rs for q
moment the loving husband withdrew his
arm from about her neck, for the purpose of
blowing his nose. D. ila 80 lafa
"Why! my dear p be said as, he quickly
replaced his arm, and atoned for lis momen-
tary absence by, n ronsiLg kiss; you amt
tired waitn' here when / m sittin by you with
my arm around you--eh2 p re
"oh, mo- not now r replied the propitisted
little beauty; II could stay here forever with
you, and wouldn't never think about uncle
Dams l'ai '7 Ht4a.
And they were locked in each Others arms
as though they really intended to stay there
forever, TO the grieyous disappointment Of
uncle Dan and his expectant anxious house.
hold. It was evident that the affair was rap
app q NAioio wv lit4AtfNo NodNA
not in the very nature Of things, much long
er bear the strain. And while the entraucsd
lover was burying his head in the lap of his
mate-like an ostrich sticks his head in the
sand--a mischievous, wicked fellow who de-
clared that ii was time to close the show
rushed into the Room just as the locomotive
TO wild train was passing through the Depot
"Pass gers for West r
The Dovies sprang to their feet, aud the
man grabbed . big carpet-bag, while his new
made better-half snatched up bundle which
occupied chair by her side, and they togeth-
er ran out upon the platform to find that they
had been ruthlessly disturbed, and needlessly
alarmed-aaoUo. ua4IJlf-1
The atmosphere outside had the effect Of
cooling the Doyies Of however for they re.
turned to their old quarters, where they sat
looking very shsepish, until they got upon the
| ~ go 'AN ||HAfA'Hf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

A general meeting OF the Horse shosIs Of tie
IA ulty oi Dayton, The y4th VI becemltT. lsU4,
upon e
kesoaof, That The present higk rlees of labor,
terai, aud living, inlly lustties Increasing The
se the underzigned, Ndl be governed by iolloh-
ing pnceF and VIII hOnOrsby and laithiils aaheIe
SAID rates, 10 take effect aud Arr the IOth
u January, 1868: 0H-H ta
NeN saoes, toed, per set co
New -Ues, PLAN
Old suOsr ioed aud set, Nv
hesettinK IL ..s...s..-.... -
Nathan slferni-A, A. MAkley,
Thomas hEhoe, James Ks der,
John kiunk, N kuuiond,
frank zlnkanili, ". A. BoCAs
John Mara, Joseph tber.
Charles MuIrey, James MuTrey
N.b.HOfse throuy tI0ut The eot4lltTy are IN
vitsd 10 me 10 and HnbscI,bs 20 the Aboys blil
prices, Acupy al wheh may be seen At the thOP n.
SHERMAN. IND street. east Jeilsison. exSdgIn
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$1,000 Yards of Delaines

NEWEST AND BEST STYLES 'n
ONLY 22 GENTS PER YARD.
The above goods were bought on specula,
ton some time ago, and have concluded TO
give my customers the advantage OF buying
them at the ORIGINAL COST, instead OF
selling them by the case TO jobbers at an ad-
vance, az / am SELLING OUT AT COST to
close the business 4ts
SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKS
ON woi
SATURDAY. JANUARY 40, 1868,
AT
TER PER GENT. LESS THAN COST.
GEORGE FL COLES,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23

The Drama. .-"All the worlds a stage,
says Shakespeare, and the truth Of the remark
is being verified every day. At the present
time the greatest Drama the World ever saw
is being enacted upon this continent Would
that the curtain could be dropped before the
appalling spectacle ofbrother arrayed against
brother in deadly strife, and rise again to the
glorous Tableau Of the Union, on the broad
basis of Peace and Love
Bat we find that we have diRressed from
the subject which we started out to men.
ton viz, the opening of Beckel Hall on
Monday evening next JAN 26th, for short
Dramatic Season The Company comprises
first class talent, and comes to us highly rec
commended from Cincinnati. - hla
We trust our citizens will crowd the Hall
on the opening night, and give the company
fair hearing. They present an artsactiss
programme aaa sasqlal giae
Don't fail to go to Beckel Hall on Monday
evening aa.. ..I
Beats the Pile.--We have received the
following, which states the question in short
and in good language beating the best figures
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-23
BRIELEY. Jan, 22d. 1863.

BRIELEY, Jan. 22d, 1858,
p Mr.. W. I. LOGAN II saw in yosr paper
Of Monday the weights Of some hogs which
you call large Thirty head Of hogs aged
Is months, raised by Mr. b. Mcclure, Of
Darke county, and killed at Cincinnati by
S. Brinley, Esq, which weighed nett l442s
pounds. Average per hog, 480 pounds
This beats any thing have seen mention
ed in the. porker line a et4 b'lop l.af
Yours truly, b. NJ. THuRsTog.