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which 10 nearly eleven per cent on the whole
issue.
The United States District Court IN Wisconsin
has decided all the points In the La Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad controversy In favor OF the
hand grant bondholders These trustees were al
ready in possession Of the Western division and
by this decree are put In possession OF the East
sFn division OF the road. All the rolling stock IL
adjudged 70 belong TO these trustees, and the re.
osiver, in handing the property 20 them. ordered
70 account TO them for sll the profits on the
working Of the whole line OF road. The
new corporation formed by the land grant
bondholders Is called the Milwaukee and 81. Paul
Railway Company. II now owns the whole road
from Milwaukee TO La Crosse, and the line from
Milwaukee to Water,owu. Negotiations have for
come time been pending between these land grant
bondhoders and the Milwaukee and Prairie du
CHEN Railway Company for Q consolidation OF the
receipts Of the two companies. These pegotia-
tions have. we understand been brought 10 q salts
factory close and the two roads are now virtually
one, no far the transsc Of business 10 con.
esrned. The two, thus united, will control the
business Of the richest part Of the State VI wiscon.
ain, and as thoy are secure against competition
they will be likely to charge freights and fares
eneugh TO insure dividend on the stock, Of both
companies
The aggregate exports Of produce and mer-
.shspdse, exclusive Of specie, FOR hs past week,
were ~ ,i26 .6s3. a
The business Of the sub.Tessury was az fol.
lows to-day
heceiiisa. Sc ia 0ss 50
..M Moss'o"s'''''.'.'''. ~ 900 90
rsymeo" 9l06,<2l -
''''''..'..... 6yoi5 ~
The Bank of New York has declared a dividend
OF four per cent fr.. Of government tax. PAYABLE
July l.
In relation To- insric.n securities Messr. Bsr;,.,
Bros. 4 Coz circular per Scotia rsmarks:--
rnitei state. stocks some des,apd. th, a.. n.
1865 at 20 90 tie o. ~ 1881 At IS so and The a., "a
o. aS Ne;bn. ns - sts's stocks pr'ec. nominal
,n railroad bonds brisk business his bsen doso. ~.
snotc; iinosn centr g. 20 rs Ts ~ So fsrsr al
so ~ Discount New York ard Erie hrs, tnortsase ia *
IS seoopd mrxase third mortgage 4, n sares
esA sW0h. Naw fort tesirsl mortTase GA 10 m
u, % 90. shares 20 70. CSnsda 81 " ss koya
se"'ses lo7Ai" New hrunfwcs 50. io7 ios
r. =. Sstte.thHiite says
During the past sss the ch,el fssi.r,s M N t,to,
market icr ATtcan sfcurt a. have the A..
sire ca tle lart o gsh hoilOrs 10 . both bonds AMI
shsr-s While AZ tho tick offered hHs been "a veyiy
bought fot eXportUniod t,aer I'VE and q ner rcrt
oOncs Tor tho itch market sad other dcrrrir,ps m,
Amerir~. Az ptr AMI Great Western bonds noWayer 1
form cIoeli1u cobslderae Investments ron,Irr,,
20 b. lnsdn in Doth tho rev York and aa So
Ncns On the ate advance ~ tprcea New YORK Fr. ,
A"h hiuois hsre improved sb1ni 81. aLd der,ai h..
srf"ps up ft l.ays oPteus or 1914 ahch are trDtel
o. sss Iferhn
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nashesl Portsera, E0 willard ParsapA %; Gus neck.
wusaH 20; w Bentley. Chase Me- Bedford.
IORTLAND june I3-A'P brig Abbott tAwrsnos. ruer.
nh%ssd for Ial.lmers ssss nsssj sshs Secrss e..
Yort for nswcrh; l4h. bJs Rauktina Berry natsn'es
q 18th Br ship Chayles Cooper Short Glasow bark Al
hon l. noDin Btbber nnanxas; Lookout Thornton.
Balimave whne sea. Ll.tirl cid, kyort;
PROVIDENCE June lj-Arr Westehs strr. Davis
NV York: Osprav AIdrch. 10: hrs Brdsal eoper.
ia ~ Thomas COOPER, Potter. Philadelphia; pc
dtie Beebe Ezabethport Isaac Hazard. Saunders do;
New Rsgals Brown do: Daniel Martin Peterson sonth
River J; Or County Hy de-, R0ndo9t; SENATOR
Won Ronsonti EDWARD w. often. Yonpg, Port Even;
Orlando smith, Gardiner fiaysrs,raw; Flying Fab E H.
HEnt n0ton T. for Pa trrkst; sloops Mary Bayles
carrr Eliza e,hr.rt Blacts.aps o. Allen New York via
SALEM. June i2krr sehrs Borneo Brown Philadelphia
lfih, u copnce. Thou Monokn River Md for Thomas
kyo G. %, Gla ist sclr L.o ada Small nYo,s SD s,a
e,ta. Smith and hhhard Law. York doi Leocadia.
CauD,e; and several coasters. hound ". .a.l "a ..lr.
SOMERSET Jane l5-Arr schP Arana Crowley, kYork
lsib, std aehr Dladem. Lud'aIp, New York -rf rf.f
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Ntvffs>D tou Tstlt--S.nce the 1st Of Iauu,rx l..t
IL OV5 tone o coal hav. bccn shipped from the Cuoba.
isnd region hfrne The sApo time e3s canal hf,, H.,
let rgulltf and Win JC2 800 ons o. cpai.
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.2.I62,lS9

In June last year the road earned 1873 ,s42.
1h.s far in this month Of June the traffic is con
ssderabiy heavier than II wss in May. II, how.
ever, the June business should not show Q dollars
i1srsase over last year. the aggregate receipts for
Me- six months ending s0th June will still be
N,sl7, ,sss. Last year the road was run for SO
Der cent Of the gross expenses. or $685. 900
month. On other roads, in consequence OF the
Increased traffic, the percentage Of trafac 10
lower this year than 1t was last. Assuming, how
ever, that on the Erie the percentage will rise
This year 70 so per cent, or $45O,ooo month. the
income account will stand o. follows on 30th
June:--
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ARRIVED.

eafall7.G es ARRIVED. 1m
ssss. .. tx'ss ss:
s;ss :as sn n' ana rs Is
81 ssi @ %
g 3 New s;Ds s
sSnssss sssns Is sP.; =
sandy BOOK, ssv a U 5 gSnSoai cruising: -,
.s iod sosD y sSh M:y %
and 2 o 4 saw icsosrss sh a la e 30 .n y -
.. ss% S% nSH Ss With and Sass
ssa ssS m S's & cio ~ ps'is lon r Ss
sus s & :.s Issssss
.%s ss ss~ ns aats' ' s az
s:ss s.g. esifs.s s S%G. g! s ,;Ss:a
:Ss sSs ss.s par :ssS
y.s on I ,se i from
bark xeneynish of Boston,, smith. Malaga May passed
Win RE Sn1S = PSSss ys %sDs = dHy
log g T. S I2S nSmSs. Ssis S ,': Ss 10 o.y with
a.ss sss' "s s Fsss:. ns
miles o. smii's Island saw : vessel burning: being
ssSs sGs S'S sss
ssSs s A%p1 ANNIE isSrs ssr, sisss%s 6Srs~ss. rs ~
days. with potatoes. 70 Dnryea Hyde,
S SShr IS Gssr; sens br, Howard H's0r0 Hs days.
,,ssr s.Sr E%y 3 Gr, Monroe wi.dsOr Ss u days. with
.s ssT sss New Orleans A's' with
Schr yermillon Hulsc Elzabethport for Bosten. las
Schr Mantle, Reed Elizsbethper. tsr Taunton
sd.Ssss s'i,s sssss d''
schr G-n Scott vircreoiI Gardiner, o. dayA
Schr Arcturus. Higgins Bangor.
Schr Anna Gardper Knowles. Bangor.
schrJ Harden, shaw, Bangor
schr rranclsco kllby, Portland. days.
scSr i.sr nSrJs Fuller. soson on FOR ALBANY Albany
Schr Sarah ED abeth Baker, Boston, laya
schr Jra Grace Chase, Boston, 3dsys
schi II Dean. Crocker Taunton.
Schr Bremen, Freeman. Fall River
Schry McClusky. Stebbns. Providence.
scnr n II Hall. Hamilton New Haven.
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New Haven.
schr Republic soule, Albany for Now Bsdiord.
Steamer " Brun@ Foster. Baltimore.
Steamer Mime scts. Garrett. Baltimore.
Steamer Frank, Shropshire, Philadelphia
Steamer Concord norman. Philsdelphls
Steamer Aida. Robinson Philadelphia.
Steamer Westcnesier. Davis, Providence
gEIOw.
Ship Lucy Thomp pson Crocker Liverpool hAy 10
Ship Chanceor ,Bfj srcnner from Liverpool 70 Williams
q Guion.
Brig Randolph.
Brig W Kibby
Srhr Wm Hunter
Also two ships and one barb
i5th--U steamer Creyanogs; harss Atlantic,
Bursch Benson Olaf Kyrro Bay State; brgs Dasey.
immaculate Maria. Ida Abbott Concordis and number OF
schra
Wind at sunset NNw.
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CITY coMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMENC1AL REPORT.
FI''. frxsDAY, Jnne 18--oP. NJ
AsaEs-saiss Of 20 bbis. made at for pots
Ssss. . 1l.16c. for pearls rff..in. IS, f.e taria
BAes AND BAeeSo were quiet and nominal.
BxEswAX was dull and unscttiea
BRsApsruyu -FIovr active, but at irregular
prices closing with downward tendency in view or the
unfavorab's iadvsces BY the Scotia. The days sales
reached 10 900 bbs state ana Western 500 Southern
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rJiLkpgLrHfA srouk BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA SrO,k BOARD.
Pnf.spELrBiA. June Io,N 1885
str's- unsettled. renrs yiV1nia h's fnt ~ a ding
Nlrod, 81 q. Sorris cnsi % Long Is md RAIN osd
3is ferssyissnia Railroad, 81 G,1, ~ sight scr
s,ange on Ne~ York al par
fslsmgFri,. iuue IT, 1893 y
iu.a.ss :" ~ m'Stiy srfrcujed pi,ur dun Wheat
di sale. 900 bsshels rcd AZ 81 tS 81 CO. whte t 10
sfi % Gen. 75c Tsc, whiskey Grm
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n"vsme.As An RssI Estate.

MevemeaAs An Real Estate.
ByF H. Indow Co.
cosiasatn sale Of ne vs so Dovinict Lynch Icrerc.
story br. house sud LOS n w. 14th ST. 25xi0s 81 300
story br house lot 2sx W ltth st. esslO3 L. 1900
story br. house and tot 2ss W 1tth s 25xt03i 1900
story br and lo 40, W. 1iih ST., Io31 $500
ot sOnh side 18th ST., No "a 7sxloS1. ..... 2340
lot dining, No 3i0, 25x03l ............ 1880
By VI. Muller. Y. wilkins Uc.
iouse aud lot ~ BeccKs ST. % IS ilxloo 2i $50
House aud lo VI Grand a.. 2),sa ........,. 5000
houses End oase oL 81 konros St 25xlO0 go
house aud ut s. Tih sv. No "A 2i.tsTs 600
house aud lot p. IN av. No. IA ,2L4x.s2 5000
Brgok'gn Pry~y-,
lionse anil ~, cor. Hilary prnA IT, i6xil Leo
By T.. ~ Ludlow a. "a
., = :. both A.. between elh and "a ave-. 2tx
baf INV
~ wm Kcnpslly.
~ lots 2r 18th 81, loo ice, east of 10Th AZ. 25xoc
each, together ...............lT II 500
No % W. 2,h ST. stone siarics. ~ to1 ~ 900
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The following table shows the earnings Of th'
Erie Railway for the first Ave months Of 1862 ant
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

rTHE wINpERNERE HOUSE, CREEHwoop LAKE.
Wsryvisk OinDsc county \. y. now snlsrren and In
Is Of July under the Of Mr. and Mrs B. Der
rek of Lake Mahopac, 70 whom applications foe
which may now be ensAged BY him BY letter or
No. The repnistion of this pleasant
OF It's healthfu buoyAnt mountain its
beautiful scenery fine fishing, boating
4e H. essbished and sckrowieAsed " se ply an
who visit H. Through tickets the no be ed
the oce Of the Erie Railroad COMPANY foot Of Chambers
by the A. NJ. sIpress train with whi,h the wnder
sud also by the 10 A. NJ. and r. NJ
trains Warwick Fare through ~ -. CT ~ f ef
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ID OEAUrTeuI EXCURSION TO n POLL0CK's YACHT
ID Cove Hotel galtersvIe N. JCara Jersey Cry
ferry every twenty Fare eight cents Fishing par
ties ear ~ accommodated with boats and tnckle.
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n ssIIE,s COMMUNICATION IN TUESDAYS PER
i s,nsls1 cnuses snd unhappy feelings. explsrsnou
vil show vsrm kind heart still wiiI Leaie gram wife
an iu,crview-whervt
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lIANTED--A SMALL COTTAGE soxE STORY PRE-
w ferrsN VI First FLOOR. IN Harlem Yorkvlc. IA
miy al 90 ghlqrcn. Address Ferguson, Hsrlsn Pos
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
MATRIM0NiAL.

MI LADY. POSSESSING WEALTH BANK AND
beauty, and loving dspos.tion, who eaT able
Of sssisg man gsrfes,y haLyy and who wishes y .e
Wives Of Paris" VIII - happy 70 meet her this evsnlg
In Pere Josc Carden st Esra Kecnee ~ clock
n. LAfGiLLR.
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Baapcs 70 credit Of common stock 81 O69 $50
which 10 nearly eleven per cent on the whole
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-08-21

But this much l may say at ouce-lhere is
NO occasion for you to leap into the river!
sm rich. . very rich man aud il things
rckIsy are IS you Sepressat. your daughter
will no longer have to work. aud you shall
not starve."
rThs sld man allowed himself to be drag
ged along by his compauion. In q few
minutes they were s-ated at . table in the
tavern. with full glasses before them. and
sSph examining curiously the features Of II,
Refreshed aud comforted by the effect o
tbs zine. the old man began thus:
My history 10 soon told. am . mer
cantile man but fortune never favored me
I had no money myself, aud loved ant
married poor girl. eoald never begir
business oa NV own aocouos;I took eitu
eiioa ~ book keeper. vhich I held until
became useless from age. aud younger me,
we're preferred to mo. Thus nv cireum
stances were always circumscrioed, bu, N,
domestic happiness WAS complete. Nv v;f
was an angel Of love. kindness, aud fond
ness, good and pious, scsive and asf.c,,ou
ate ssd nv daughter 10 the true ima0
Of her mother. Bus age aud illness h,1
brought me to the last extremity. and m
conscience revolis against The dee oi Il
best child in the world sacrificing her III
for 40 useless old fellow. i cannot hav
much longer to live and hope the Los
viii pardon me Tor cutting of few days
wseks from my lite. in order to preserve I
prsaosg thar OF my dear BssGhs-" .ss sal
.eYou ares fortunate man. my frssad.
'ssse sAs German Of Lsdvis ssessA.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
Sptrial Notircs.
Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases OF the throat, ohestand pulmonary organs
ever prevalent, nsidious aud dangerous. The
properties o. medicine 10 alleviate, and uproot
these complaints, must be cxpectornnt an0dyne and
invgorating loOsenng the mucus Of the throat, and
impartng tone the entire system, No discovery IN
medical science mastered this class OF diseases
like nr. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoal lt Is used with
the most astonishing Is in all cases Of bronch
influenza, whooping cough diptheria or putrid sore
throat, asthma, Group, coughs colds, nervous rila-
bihty, &c.
The Rev j. j. Potter certies that, "I have used Dr.
Wynkoops pectoral for several years. myself an IN
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended II to manv others and>haye never
seen its equal" Rev. J.J. Potter, Brooklyn A. Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testiinoni-
ais could be- Produced showing its remarkable cures
and that il never fails.
1t IL composed Of pure iceland Moss Balm Of Gil
cad, Peruvian BRlsam, EecampRne, omfrey, Bur.
dock, and other invaluable eXpCc Grant and tdtc IN
gradients. II is harmless, prompt and lasting. In
valid and sufferers cannot afford to neglect trial
Every family should have il. IL n remarkable ior
Group. Full descriptions, recommendations ana di
rectiOns accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by W. Stewart and all principal
dr1ggistg.
Prepared BY Dr.. r. u Wynkoop and sold by y $.
Barnes Co, New York. se2idly
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= r 0 $ P E O 7 U $
DAYTON EMPIRE
tpAILY AND wEEKLYl

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nan' WIN 'n'sny o,o''.' 'i, 80 ~, .,Io
tuy pos'eu ~ ou u'''e s.,,a, rha ,,root
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= ~. - an n,,riot
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'oi 80 ,,tio, has ayor
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- rno cons,i,,ion ~ rrosorved
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Democratic party to preserve intact that Constitution
which gave u'a Union 10 that party atone may con-
servative citizens look Tor relief and happy return
to the proud days ofthe Republic, when peace smed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

Pole Raising at Sharpsburgh There
wvs fine meeting Of the Democracy of
Jackson and Perry townships at Sharpsburgh
on Saturday afternoon. Abeut four o'clock,
after the militia had been dismissed, they
rallied in force and raised two fine hickory
poles one on each side Of the road from be-
tween which a fine American flag swings to
Me breeze, emblematic Of the devotion of the
Democracy:to the Union and the Constitution
Our enegetic friend, Chris Musselman Esq,
is mainly responsible for the fine display,
which salutes the eyes of the loyalist, as they
pass that Democratic stronghold The pole
raising occupied but few moment and the
company was addressed by Thomas + Thresh-
er, candidate for Representative, James l.
Robertson aud James f. Thompson, Of Jack
son township an old whee-horse in that sec
tion who is always at work. jackson and
Perry will give a good account on the second
Tuesday, Of next mouth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
HEIMSTREETS
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

1T IS NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to ts original color, by supply
ng the apillary tubes with natural sustenance, in
paired by age or disease All Il stantaneous dyes are
composed OF lunar caustic destroying the vitality and
nuty Of the hair and rt1rd Of themselves no dress
ing. llemstreers Innable COlorng not ouly re-
stores hair to It's natural color by eay process, but
gives the hair
lUXUR ANT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth prevents its falling of, erad
Gates dandruh and imparts health and pleasaniness
to the head IL has stood the test ol time, being tho
Original Hair ColOrng, audis constantly Increasing in
avOr. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. Itis sold
by all respecabie dealers, can be procured by them
OF the commercial agents, D. :. barnes a Co, 2J2
Broadway, New York. Two szss, tny ce Is and one
dollar. se2ldlF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

Organize Let every Democrat, every
lover Of the Constitution and Constitutional
Liberty, reflect upon the importance of the
campaign now going on in this State, aud
give portion of his time to labor for the de-
feat of the enemies of free speech, free press
and the rights of the people. What are mon
ey, lands or estate worth If you lose your lib
Orties2 Be up and doing Fater not You
have the grandest and noblest cause that ever
called forth your energies or inspired peo-
pie, Work, labor, night and day, aud cease
not until victory crowns your efforts, Don't
wait for your neighbors to act Act yourself
Urge your neighbors to do so Organize
your townships. Attend meetings. And on
election day bring out every vote. Do this
and triumph is certain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
Gitp Aottcrs.
NOTICE 10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY co .lOERS

NoTICE is hereby given that there are now pending
IN before the City Council OF the city OF Dayton, the
following Ordinances, to-wit:
To grade and pave the alley next south Of First
street, between First and Second streets.
To grade aud pave the alley running from Clegg
street westwardy TO the LeYee between second and
Lafayette streets.
In pursuance 10 the law said Ordinances we're twice
read laid on the table, and the Clerk structed to give
four weeks notice OF the pendanoy OF the same
The law reqili ~ all claims Tor damages that may
nom "a ID improvements 10 be filed In Mt ting
with the Ctg ,rk, setting forth the amount OF dam
ages claimed, within two weeks altar the aspiration Of
the time requ ned for the publication Of such notice.
when the same wil % tlken up for ital action.
st2d4w ANTHONY sTEPhENs. City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

The Counterfeit Postage Currency
II has been ascertained that Of the fifty
cent postage currency there are nine differ.
ent eounterfeits, Of the 5Os, 25s and los two
each, and of the 5s, one. Besides this there
is much mutilation Of this currency, the fiag-
ments Of which are pasted together and used
by those whose gains would be AT least equal
il their labor was devoted TO honest toll. lid
present postage currency is coming into lie
Treasury at the rate Of fifty thousand adj
lars per day and about two millions Of dal-
lars issued have already been received The
City and twenty-five cent notes viii be With
drawn, aud the new aud improved issue will
soon begin to take their place The With
drawOl Of the fyes aud tens win be mon
gradual All the notes returned are counted
in the Treasurers Office, put nt packages ii
aen dollars, aud then cut in halves BY ma-
chine subsequently each parcel Of halves 4
counted by different persons thus the pile
receives three different countings an pre-
cautions against errors are adopted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
IOr Sale.

GhAPhNiNE ROOTS EOR SALR-I
VI nave between thlrts and forty two yrnr-old Ca
tasi2 grapevine roots Tor sale. Niu De soa an ~
onaue tei ms. Addrtss r.. SCnuTIE
sellaom box 2Ss Day ton Pastotiice
VlHE PREMluM fARd of Randolph county ina.
Il ana for sals AZ toriy dollars per acre oi, thyr
years time, ~ lour equal payments without interest,"
Ur on terms tr SUIT urehaser With interest
THIS eriehlatnd iarm OF iour hundred and tveutv
sores, eAtenslNely known az The Meek farm, com
Qo.loni three hundred acres cleared; We 3 tlmbertd
watgt.a nj inneedi good asser-nlent OF lafRe snd
teeenly enlarged, covered, ailts aud paiefatl asar
hiugoYilie, cight mles NORTH Ol Balleiontsine r-i
roal N ihe Missis slneWa Nssy, heen 1niiss north
Sest o. Union Ciiy. tor urther Information address
or eall on s- sess
au2ida1G9s wiTITIN Al rocsras
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

Ball The Fours seem determined to
have enjoyment while they can, and they are
now before you again claiming your attend
anee next Thursday evening. Tickets fifty
cents. No gentleman admitted without a
partner Music by Fairchld's favorite cotl.
Ion band
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
Eost

1 OBT-on or about the 2ath or 29th OF August,
1903, package sf note book-, containing sundry
notes, payable 10 the order OF j. y. Cain. Payment
10 hereby stopped on the above notes A liberal re-
ward VIII be gwen TO the hader by leaving the same ~
J. Q, oain's, 700 Third street, Dayton. ss7dte
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
11aallts.

WY IANTED--SlXTY- -FOUR THOUSAND DOL
wv LARS at ten per cent for one or two ars TO be
secured on and by three hundred aud twenty acres
Of US good land lays out OF doors, clear Of all
cumhrances aud worth three times the amount This
land is n the State Of Michigan not far nom the city
Of Detroit For particulars call at No 33 Warren IT,,
Dayton, Ohio, or address
se2sd3 Mrs. JULIAN CLARK, Dayton, Ohio.
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at Auction,

A UCTIoN SALE--To day and each succeeding day
N and evening until closed out, a large lot house
hold goods carpets, stoves chinaware, &c and fine
J ano. sale-corner OF Fourth aud Jefferson streets
Terms cash ss2s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

Fatal Accident gentleman named
Spider was killed in Milton last Friday by
being thrown from bis buggy, hia horse hlv-
ing taken fright and run away. hew dash.
out on the pike and never spoke after the ac-
cdent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

Auction Sale,--on Tuesday and each
succeeding day and evening until closed out,
large lot Of Household Goods, Carpets,
Stoves, Chairs, Chinaware, Queensware and
also fne Piano and Guitar. Sale corner Of
Fourth and Jefferson streets Terms cash
Il. McGowen, auctioneer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

Attention Seventh Regiment The
Seventh Regiment Ohio Militia will meet at
10 o'clock tomorrow on Perrine's commons,
south Of Hickory Street. for battalion drill
BY order of the Colonel.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

Meeting at Miamisburg The meet
ing at Miamisburg Saturday night, addressed
by Hon George W. Houk, was splendid
success. 1t was the largest meeting held in
that township since the opening OF the cam
paign Mr. Houk's speech was splendid
effort, and received the profound attention Of
his hearers. Miami is all right
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

Are Coming The celebrated Morris
Minstrels, the best troupe now travelling, will
give two concerts in this city on Monday and
Tuesday evening, October 9th and 9Th
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Strp=lanorrs.

AkALERs 40 house furnishing goods, hardware
I y man and gr0eers can now buy those NICE hight
d airQng patent step ladders BY tae half do1an, al
h1lceale prices, al No 221 first street send fcrA
'rce hsi containing The dihereni ssss.
sei0 0d2w BALsLEY.