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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

r HATHHHi LIATHERl LHATHARl--
j Hsvlse obtained the servicssn 81 kr X SIn6uY,
5 pFaeitsal aud crs Of tie mast expsgiesssd Oar.
5isss n the Eouth, va can say 70 oar fTiandA end
shs puhaie b ssuarAl that Ne esn now sleSss al
kids ~ L8ATHBR n style scaAl. II not nps-
soe. q any ohw establisk mast 81 tbs klad il ~
UenebGeg61s etAi1e.
J0HHsoa Z VsuD1nsou.
- H~ee ~ u ~ =, rs3ss1bae6 Vs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17
AH05Fx u 3b1oI z6oNcfvSs' u
JAS ID TAYLOR h EON Auct'fs. nh IL

A BUSIdRaS ETANO Ard DWELLING,
n On ,hs South sid, Of Bsoad, bs,wesn YousLee
.ru Adams etreets, AT AUJT ION We wiz sci!
upon tao premises, On FRIDAY, March s0sh ccni.
llcncirg at Al O'Clock r =. desirable Business
stsnd and Dwelling, located u, above. TIE lower
par. Of the louss ls adapted for store with suit
be heccm lncda:loas above TOR family. The lot
f,cnts on Erosd street 80 feet, and uEs back $50
feet TO wide slsy.
rIRks.-OEe third cash; the balance 1T 8 and q
moEsns for NJ soiiabs notes. with inteTes, added,
end secured By trust deed. Thepurchascs TO Fay
the taxes for 1853
NH II JAS Il TAYLOR L SON, Aus,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

NHTE HAyaOH GOEsIaNayAr--
wv 500 lbs 81 assorted Paints la ell
so books q Gold Leaf
30 Silver LeAf
81 OF Of Gold ard Copper BrcuxS
500 Paintsrs Bgusas3, Asserted, compris.
ing Draining. Hiancsr, Wknews.a,
Frs,eo. aad Varnish brushes
90 lbs B:ittsh Lustrs
Draining Coabz
Aiso, 4 LOT Of 3iaea Tin Tubing Tor sale.
r HODGES co;
= Uommlts.cn Merchants.
NH l7--'ts 10 40 Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

~SPECIAL NOTICE in consequence CT
TIE ,pn,enency OF ,he wsAsher the gale Of property
bsiousirE to the estate OF Povs Turn or deceased,
i. postpcued ill WhDNssDlY, tbs 18th o! tie
present month, II fair II not tho next fair cay
thereafter TURNER. Admins traitor.
ll-kt&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

nRsEkTAD Private WILLIE. 81 RAEKs,
OF PaEks.'s Battery, or aleu-. tho TIN list,
near ChsSterasd Station, Richmond sud F-sasrloks
burg railroad aal5 Banks look with him sorse.
Rsd It il supponsa is trying ~ make BIS way -
n sryan1, his native 8.sse through sur !in. at or
Usar fredericksburg. as is xo,;at tses 10 inches
high, light hair, complexion, kaa syes detective
fron! :osyh sad ssausiuers n htt~. Thirty dollars
will DO given for h's arrest a,i iaJgin.nt liz seas
sScuss plscs. WM " PARKER,
Capt o. O, Right Arssiisry.
NH l2~-e3dxts Col klsYsnisrs Bsi'n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

svwASTsD-s0 tuaae's sUMMEl OATS for
seed. Apply inme dis.ely TO
Eo3rusOI, ADAMS L. CO.,
hlS-3.* Corasr OF 9 b and Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

2 stP--Shfes ssGsy 16ttE dc q NesseIis
~ Ihsy IRE p0os. To sWnsT viii sshss, pey,
asl tAAs tAsM awAy. ny DoWG
~ l1~liA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

r. LEMONS, LEMONS 500 !resh LEMONS
for sais by k1TOhs,
nh l4-5i< 100 Maiu ssfess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

k9- EOrIUA--r efsons hsv1ag EEAO AM
HAIG ~ their rseniisos csu have taein removed hs
yori lac pIiia ci the city zee CT charge by leav
ing directors in writing vrEese .hoy esn be found
sishsr IS tito Eta & s.. see" en- Governor street
bet wseu 9Th and ieth, or a. tho Eitra EsGE rsar
Bacon Quarter Hrs-ch 90 tie 6rc0h turnpike.
EicnsncDd, Feb y. 1892 fe l0--t0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

rwAgTED-An experienced HAND to work
machine for roskins Cotton G.rdg. Apply irme'
dia..Iy Adde'S w w viLL skD,
nh 1C-3.s Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

r4y bFsaJEs p. u I. GSS Z u y,
40 H. Lar Seii3as, sraA. In E.rest,
si2hraogd, Aasoh l., 1863.
EyREOIAL NOTICE.
y
/. No applications either wriilea or verhsD for
exemption. dIacsargss o! slaves Impressed
for labor on public dafansaa will b. rntrr-
taiuoi or acted upon 81 this ta;ss. they should
be addressed 10 headquarters Engineer Depart
ineE." eornsr Of p D saS Grace SIS.
2. Tbs charge Of Ill ,aA.:sgg relating 70 .aa Eli
g!ue or, Hospital CoDnisssa-y, sad Transportation
Departments, having basn naai5asl to Lieut. " O
9arpin. persons dogi:ny igfcrmat;cn respecting
thee, rsierssd 10 his oihes, cofnsr Of lJth sad
Cscy s.roois
Jgo sTAhkgo, lg, E.s.ut Eng'ra SUD
nh i2--us U.sbufs;ug officer
A TTENffoz, EAkYLArDEa2.-TLa sDr.ns
~ has jas. opened, And Hog 10 tie ts,e for ai
froSn Maryland to io;a tasir STATE fg.n:-
Zatts.n aaa 70 ~ iae hs!1 Your frie5ds IA home
expect this Of ynu. go3 yoer :ioan-tzcddcu State
turns 10 yea Tor protection sod ,asgss this dSf sd
upol yUu Gone enc. GEMS sill, to the hsadqusr-
tsss OF the Maryland i-ice, co-tsr ot Oh sIJ Eank
s.reats aid enlist al cnu4 Il, Lsis service Ct yaIf
country. 81 WIEuEg
Captain snd Recruiting Cffear
Ma }3--TA scr TIC ARrslard ire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17
sas.sIAG ..ss-.sn.

EOSUfTS NANTEn--'.'hs Secretary Of Wal
Z !. having decided that Gu nany b Of the late
i5t Maryland regii ea; has bssa iies ally lisband
ed bss ordered tbG tie C.iss.s retsn .heif tcm
MISSIONS, sn Immediately rsarut ANA raiss a com
pany for the WA. we asro3J invite al PHI ict,o
ux-vian5sss 10 CONS soI Hs:1 ang Join us.
Fifty dollars touIty, S,on.as, sat.ons aEd lar
ters fcfnisbsj at cnce .fio, Gsts street .etr.
IL eod 18th. Csp, C EnE-IN,
lst Lisn. FHGS uJaTE;I.O,
n,i iT-3ts Cd Lieut. GEg " BROWN.
OnzIezEBs AND GTHxAS tXEMPF
THOM COHfCaIPgI2g> LJ0g W YODR
INTEas 8 FS.--Wantsd.. % I'm, IL complete the
Provost nAsss atz quad OF Lvnciiaa-1. Gooa
quarters. rao-sa clicking. aad ESQ ouU1ty allowed
each volunteer 1t,is /. ls i-a.,is company and
will 10. be ordered 10 tic ii is >acp'g 50
ESQ { VALIANT.
MT .7--its torner G: u b al 4 Easa rtree:s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

TaC RsDAy, 10Th mat, al IGA o'cidck, we
~ shall fer = very jesir sos lao OF STAPLE and
rnacy URY GOODS, HATS. Boots, SH01S,
snd HOr!oNs, freshly imp'rtsd
Parties dssirios u Contribute to ihj ssIo will
please SEND in their z ,ods early.
nl ty-3t WIN F0WLE SONS
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CAMP BED Va BATTALION, ]

CAMP BED Va BATTALION
MARCH l. 1853. {
fIH0U1 HuSDA1D DOLLARS RxTA2D.--Ie.
II ssr.ed fsoIn Ivy c0snp6uv iiis I'd day II the
present IaoEth Wa JOaa S0s. who s-ss resolved
az s substitute OH the S-a CT February. TIA aald
Johnson IL fortysx years Ut eye. i've fssl i've
Inches high, EshI eorl.s auu hiae ayeS, light lair,
and By 1p& acn iAburer All. says lie is Cana
dian By birth. Lis ID probsb' lg2rking abcat Kieh-
mona. .'as Above ard viii 30 paid 80 any one
who wills dsiiser hun Ia me Ct SonnNsa In .AY
prison 4; get him. s6H2 4 CtiSTs,s,
Csc. 10 II. s2d Va Bettn, esaidas Esis=5e,
nh 7--aoJ,ts = Uii.'s rliytsnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

ITAVlaa sold my farm, will Sol at aue:oD,
LII On "WEDNESDAY, March iS.h lS63. at Ii
c:vck NJ
Several Hor!ls and Mu'es
HNgs
q 10, Of Farming utsusis. consisting Of
Plows, Nsrrows Cuisiva,cfs, Eoc., Spades
Shoye,s, ricksxes, &c
light Wagon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

ID ooAS FcR HEKT.-JTwo rooms for rer. On
III, nrst docr over 4 Aysrs's .swaisy ssors. co
Main sSd i4sh .frssta Apply At the ziorc:
II t3--2swawH q. 4. EYEHa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

VA! AnThi'-- An uniurui.hed ROOM, tes~esn
wv Sch sEd 5.h s.re"'s, OF Main and Broad
streets. Address "KNt X "pispatca Office.
nh i7-lth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11
[S:T.-186 COX.

DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs, ,--Exhausted
aature' great restorer. A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Composed OF pure St Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain 1t destroys
scidity of the stomach, creates an appertite,
aud strengthens the system. 1t is a certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
orevenss Miasmatic disease from change of
diet water &c 1t can be used at all times OF
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persons.
Sold BY all Grocers. Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. P. H. DRAKE x co.
de22daw6m 202 Broadway, N. Y,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

The above is an excellent view of the
Wheeler h Wilson Sewing Machine Man
ufactory, at East Bridgeport, Connecticut 1t
is we'll termed the Model Workshop of the
World; !" for It far exceeds in all respects any
similar Mandatory in this country or Eu-
rope. And no wonder for the demand for the
Machines is made from all parts Of the civiliz-
ed world; and the demand must be supplied
Eight hundred hands are constantly employ
ed and one hundred machines are turned out
daily First Premiums have been awarded
the Wheeler & Wilson Machine at the Fair
Of the United States Agricultural Society for
1858, 1869, and 1860, at the Fairs of the
American Institute, New York; Mechanics
Association, Boston; Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia; Kentucky Institute, Louisville :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Mechanics Institute, Baltimore; Mechanics
Association, Cincinnati Mechanical Associa
ton, ST. Louis; Mechanics Institute, San
francisco; Metropolitan Mechanics Insti.
tute, Washington at the State Fairs Of
Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Virginia,
Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Tennessee, Kentucky,
California, and at hundreds of County Fairs
The Society of Industrial Arts and scien-
ces, at Paris, France, after repeated exhibi-
tions in competition with other machines,
decreed the Firstclsss Gold Medal for the
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine. SINH.
lar awards have been made in England,
One feature in the use of the Wheeler 4
Wilson's Sewing Machine, resulting from the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11
1NSURANCR
sHERIFF's SALE.

Iohn Ponuuq, Danlel Pontius Abraharn Poptils IA
cob Poniins, Lydia ststler GsorRa htettler asioIs
Wolf and John f. WOLF vs.. GAoree keitln. er, AoGh
Lmbenhower, Lena Brosius, kods Ann shaIits
John Shsnts, Jesse llniuger, and Lucinas plniugsr
Court Of Coinmon Pleas OF Montgomery county,
ono. CR-e No. 277s. In Partition
DChsUANT 20 an order ~ sale oi The Count ol
L Common Pleas Of Montgomery county, Ohio.
nadn the above csse will sell NJ puhic aiou on
he promises three miles suutlftssf clMiamisbufEl
gmoi on .E
At ou" clock N on sad day the following dssoTb,
81 properly, tO-mi SITUATE 10 me county of a6ntcou
sry and staie OF ONO, n section &c, toEo g. rSages
Lot No. Of Fanlus' sub.dSis,ou deserbad ss is..
Beginning q ths q eoornsr oi ihe s y quarter Q.
ecIon 10 &C theuce 9uEo 90 ch zins % post
nencs 3 ~ . ln chains 20 posi- thence a 5s}Sas
uAs hams 70 side Of quarter section; III nos n 81
u " 10 chAns r. The pLsos O. bssInn,nG c0ntaiainz
Lot Ne. Of Ponaus spo.diTlson described Es tesi
Beginning At ths " eoroer Of me sala uusrtsz yso.
sinn lnsuee ~ 2Q.a4 chGius 70 post on sector
me thence 80 25 ~ 20 cha as r. q uost, IN veT
9 ~ SOS enao7 70 no nor line o! The quAneI
place cl heginnlng, containing Al Ji-lOo letes.
Lot No. OF PUnuus rub.nivsion described as Ia.
seEnnng 1.-The 5 " eensr ri the quarter ssctou.t
tone "a The mlddie o. the rosal thence ~ "a
nsti thence 81 p 2o. % chains 10 ha middle q
he road; thence along the roan $40 a0lg chan
Lci 20. Of PoltiiIs l6b.dyIsoa' deserbeS IS f.
lows a..
hvginning 81 ths aornor q the Qusfer 7ecIon,s
stonni lheDce 30 ~ sOt2 chsius 10 % 9.; thsne
So 2O2s CHAINS 70 n post Ih+bcA l7 ~ 31TC
chAlna 10 post on the so,th pe o ills quarter SEQ
uopi thence along said line so ~ e0 q chsins tt
the Plaer Of bsSinnlbg, eoauiniuE O. 53-lGJacrsg,
~ his case The Nnrel lots above descrl cd wsrs
appraised as follows. t trf t..sl .-
LAi 30 ~
l"t to sht''.ss.t..' .-s's. ~ per anfs
i'Ht no h..s-.'ss.s. 20 per gcIs
Lot no 90 Der r.
and cannot sell ipr less than tEo-thirds a the AZ
praised value thereoL
.h ON AnR tlaVa nj
IL one and one r0 IN two years from 1ay u sale
deferred payments 70 fsr per interest I'D A.
H. secured ~ mortgaga on tha premises.
GEORGE WOiAALlN. shsu1 Mont ccuu1y
Ahth ihAt, Attorney. lnelldaWta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

wide range of its application, is the varying
branches Of business to which II is applied as
fashion changes. Thus, house or person
furnished with these machines may, at differ
ent seasons, employ them in making Army
Clothing, Skirts, or Mantillas, or Diamond
Rufhing, or Shirts, or stitching Hats, and
Csps etc. II is not as il they we're limited
to one branch Of manufacture, aud must
remain unused unless that particular article
we're in demand. So long as sewing is 10 be
done, these machines are sure Of something
to do. Hence, the Wheeler Wilson's Sew
ing Machine is the machine for oil kinds Of
Family Sewing, and for the use Of Seams
tresses, Dressmakers, Tailors, Manufacturers,
Of Shirts, Collars, Skirts, Cloaks, MantillAs,
Clothing, Hats Caps, 0orsets, Ladies Caters,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11
r. OBJ r. lie N,


fTAs received his spung supply OF Goods, and Is
II caastantly adding to his large stock Of Groceries,
Vines LIQUORS, and cigars. He expects another lot
Of White Fiah next week. addition 10 the large guam
tity OF ali kinds of Fish already on hand.
We advise readers to go and see friend o Bren,
and take LOOK his grocery and liquor departments
We are certain they will be satshed when ms prices
fe Atlantic Whatever he represents Will be Just
and no mistake. His store is Just now crammed null
and notwthstan ling the high price o. gooda, he Ii
Wiling 20 dispose OF them al the lowest possible rates
Heis well known through large portion Of Ohio
and Indiana and geta credit for having pure Wines
aud LiquOrs for medicinal purposes. He keeps con-
sIsnty on hand the celebrated s. T. ls60X-Drake 8
Plantation BitteTs. malOd4W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Linen Goods, Umbrellas Parsols, Silk Goods
etc.
The "Lock-Stick" made by this machine
can not be raveled, and presents The sam,
appearance upon each side OF the seam, 1
single line of thread extending from stitch t,
stitch il IS formed with two threads, ont
upon each side OF the fabric, and interlocket
in the centre Of it In beauty and regularity
and in the 6rmness Of the seam formed, i
sxcels handseNing
Several hundred Of these Machines hav,
been sold in this city and vicinity Within :
year or two The Manufacturers Agent fol
this city and the Miami Valley, is Mr.. A H
Wrsr, whose ofSce is 10 the Phillips House
Third street, who will supply all orders
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Big Thing on Fuel-The Wood Process
sion to-day was highly credifable display.
There we're l2s loads of as good wood as is
brought to this market The procession of
wagons was in double file, and made a lengthy
string. 1t exceeded-we have no doubt--any
similar demonstration ever made in the coun-
try We learn that politics was ignored and
We are glad, for the sake OF the poor, to whom
the wood will come as "God-send. We
have not time to say more to-day than that
the Farmers deserve the highest thanks for
their very generous giit-Wood enough to
more than bake up the generous supply Of
-four donated to the same cause last satur-
day evening
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11
AND MASTER COMMISSION

DY vHus OF "A order to me issued rom the uourf
ID Of Common Pleas Of Hamilton county, Ohio ia
ted the 2tth day OF March, 1893, In the suit wh6ren
Alexander Findlay and AnRs Ellen, his wi e. or
plaintiff, aud VIM soue end vile ana others Ar,
Defendants case Ne q SD, will offer AZ public sal,
on tho premises, in the county Of Mentgomsry ana
state oi Ohio, and adjoining Ihe city OF Dayton, on
Monday, Nay II, 1868,
Al II o'clock Z m, the following described property
via: Lot No. los cOntaining eleven acres and thirty
four psrches as laid down and described on map
fled anu recorded IN ths SUIT o. partition between
the heirs and dsYisees OF James and Jane Findlay,
deceased Said suit OF partition being numbered In
said Court Of Common Pleas for Hamilton county,
Ohio, 9,5Gs and 9S7O.
Terms Of sale-One third cash one.third in one
year and ons-third tive years; deferred payments
70 be secured BY notes ana mortgage upon The prem
sale.
Appraised at S. geo 81 for the tract
J. l.. VATTIER
alld9aw3wdtt Trustee and Special Mast Com
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Attention, Everybody THE extra So
da Fount at Potter's was put in full blast to-
day it is quenching the public thirst at the
rate of about hundred an hour You can
also secure there the finest cigars and tobac-
co, oranges, lemons, all the latest Pictorial
and Literary Papers, and Fresh Oysters d.
rect from Baltimore If T. X. p, Nose, and
Pife cant suit you. you had better give it up,
Mr.. Schmidt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Worn 0ut-We see 1t stated in the coun-
try papers hereaway that there will be an ex-
hibitioD on the commons here, next Monday,
Of the old, worn out, sinking collection of
blind and halfblind animals which have been
dragged about from "pillsr to post for the
last quarter Of century. Persons who have
a curiosity to see if the varmints are alive, or
only stuffed, should take smelling salts with
them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Here,-The Ledger, Mercury, Harper,
LesIie's, Herald Of Progress, Weekly, Home
journal, Sunday Mercury, London Art Jour
nal, illustrated News, Scientific American,
copies of the first paper published by Benz
Franklin, (fac sim.) Independent, Yankee
Notions, World, Herald, Tribune, Clipper
Wilkes Spirit Tax Law, Novels, Letter Pa
per, Envelopes, Ink, &c, &C., just in At Dr.
Rea's, 7s Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Premium.-Green stuff like nickel cents,
is at premium. The supply is said to be
suffering from the initiation of the currency,
A bunch of five radishes, about the size and
color of full grown angle-worms, brings five
cents--a cent apiece A bunch of salad,
which can be taken in at one mouthfuI when
wilted, costs FIVE cents For bunch Of half
a dozen beets, carrots, parsnips, oysterplants,
or onions the size of a cedar pencil, the in
terminable, irrepressible five cents is de-
manded The imitation Of vegetables and
green things generally is not in proportion to
the imitation Of the currency. Prices are
ahead of the times, while quality and quanti-
ty are behind them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

An 0utrage-We have been credibly in.
formed Of case which calls for redress by the
courts. Some time ago the wife Of soldier
needing money TO procure food and clothing
for herself and family, borrowed S45 from a
German woman--about all the money she bad
--on promise of returning it in short time,
Not receiving a remittance from her husband
who had not got his pay, the soldiers wife Of
fered the German woman a note Of SIS on the
son Of wealthy man, who resided just out.
side the corporation, The German woman
borrowed the balance Of the money, and took
the note, believing she could collect il on ap-
plicstion. She applied some half a dozen
times for the payment Of the note, aud on 60
ing there again asd begging of the man to
pay her, he abused her, piched her out Of
doors and jsmmed the head Of her little girl
in the door, injuring her severely, We have
the names Of the parties, and are authorized
to give them, il the matter is not made right
by the prompt payment Of the note,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11
Nem Aobertisrments
OALL AND sEE.-IT Will Paw

A GENTS WANTED both ladies and gentlemen
"A 70 sell the History Of the Great American Rebel.
lion IN both English and German,-the American
statesmanthe Battle Roll--the Iaie and Adventures
Of Kit Carron. The ubove works only Aold b.
Agents. They will show for themselves. Circulars
and samples Gao be seen, and terdla made known BY
calling At the Franklin House on MondaVs snd Tues
days between one and nFe p IA where and Whioh
OF said days for a few weeks the General LocatinE
Agent can be consulted relalye 70 Agencies.
Address, WM. N. JOHNSTON,
AildssAwL General Locating Agent Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Two Rooms Wanted.--A worthy woman,
the wife of soldier in the army, desires to
rent two rooms for herself and little family,
for which she will pay reasonable rent APP
ply at this Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Un.ll-d.--our IsrAelite friend "dus" will
accept our thanks for q liberal quantity of
''unleavened bresd" AN article which is good
enough for any body to eat, and be thankful
for
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Prof Turpin's Reoeption--The "Mu-
sicsl Reception" Of Prof Turpn and schol.
ars, at Huston Hall last night, wOs one of the
most interesting and agreeable entertain
ments we ever attended We would like to
notice the admirable Musical Festival a. 1t
deserved, but we have not space to-day. 1t
compared favorably with the best Concerts,
Prof Turpin may well be proud Of his schol.
ars, and they have cause 10 hold him in pleas
ant and grateful remembrance. The graft
fed and delighted audience will give the
charming entertainment a place among the
agreeable memories Of life, Our city is
greatly indebted to Professor Turpin for its
musical advancement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Sent Home.--We learn that the body OF
Mr.. Koch, late editor of the Crawford County
Democrat, was yesterday sent home to Buoy
rus for nterment.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

Watches.-H Kline No 336 Third ST.,
has lot of pswned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11
FARMERS AND FRUIT GROWERS TAKE
N0TIVE,

fllH. best 30 u-s 8eats Flnt Tree inx.gaF.fot
j. nom the time the frost comes out o The Erorind
until the hrst Of jnne. msYsfssrlr5
nRuGs and MediclDesi siull stock always on hana
~ aud Tor sale Al reasonable pnces ty
des JAMES ABBEI, Man a. near MarKef
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-11

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kidney complaints, piles, low fevers, debility,
rheumatism, headache, want Of sexual vigor,
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whole medical world.
See advertisement mar9dlm
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Organization. The organization of the
new Council will take place Monday night