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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
FOR SALE OR RENT.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW EDITION OF THE REBEL
6aiiy record Of Evssis from November, 1850, to
September 18th, 1850, and Map Of the Middle and
southsss ststs showing the location Of every bat.
s, torts taken BY our fosves and other interesting
infosn nstion. ISles . esnts sent BY mail, frss Of
postage, on receipt Of = ssnts. Suffers and ped
isrs supplied at liberal discount.
Just published aad for sale By
...- I. HUD6ON TAYLOR
Bookseller and stAtioner,
... ~ Rennsylvanla avenue.
oolQ-1H llpnd, ChIQl. ChrOn. 4 Int
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
RY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., ACC-

RY ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AUC-
-FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
F0UR.AND.A:HALF STREET, BETWEEN vIR-
MONDAY AFTERNOON, October iah, At az
o'clock, on the premises we shall sell Lots num-
bered 10, u, ~, and 10, in subdivision OF sauaFs
No. 6s7, fronting each 70 feet on Four-a and-s-haIf
street, between south street and Virginia avenue
and running back ia feet 10 inches to . public
alley.
Terms: one-third In cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with intsrest, secured by q
deed OF trust on the premises. -
Title perfect AL oonyeyanoea at the expense
OF the purchaser. A cash payment Of S25 will be
required At the time OF purchase,
JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
oee AuctienceIs,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
CLOTHING.

tDOYS' CLOTHING I'VE ARE NOW
% In rsssipt Of . large assoxtnsHt Of Boys, and
01idTea's Gothing Of ths newest stylss, suitable
lor Tie prsssat season Tor drsss and school wsas,
70 which we lpytts ths sttsnttoa q pansatA L
s', 70 az, saa Psaa'Tiy;s \ zxseal RRttyss.. h
apr Ie-tnf lsear 4 Intal.l e1r.r..... ..
NKNTLEMEN's CLOTHING. 1--WE
" have sev y stove IVY stost Of 0entismen's
Furnishlng Good Of thS latest StiIes EAaufsstur.
Cd with the degree OF nsstuSea, 6ty9, aad slo
sanss, - II made % ordsr. ordsr.
tDS fsassyiysnis Avenue, bstyssa
Ninth and Tenth streets
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
IA OFTICE, corner OF @ and Tvsuty.secopd
streets, WAsHInaToN, D. C, seAtenbsr 28, isss.-
VIII be sold at Public Auction, on the Arst second
October, at the Corral, near the Washington Oh
servatory, . large lot of Horses and Mules, con.
demned A. unfit Tor public service. - : : -
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock g. m,
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
CHARLES GARRETsON.
se9s-tds Assistant Quartermasfer,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

FDWARp LYCETT:
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
'.s PROPOSALS.
nROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PA.
il PER AND TWINE.

sS;t ,oC. Sgs,ss ~ Al, Y Ct; = 4 ,s.s T..
Dsp.rtnent until the sotA day ef Neyeabss nsxt
z e 4. o'e!osS n nSS1, for . .faMsni.hiag q WRAPPING
amer the ilst DAY o. Dsesnbsr stss. ne ssid
;ss,s; are e :: a;livss:a q: q y y:
ne sssims,sS ausStitS q each AL slt..is, "a Il.
2s.,s y 'a'A As's'y or -
.RaytcaNe. /. q WssAdaSasa rEsdF s5lI
500 rsaps Of Manilia Wrsppiag fspsr, % BY %
rra !seAss e 80, ssa = vsast - is.s thss
oossSin Sn ssS.sss.s 3 n @ cHis.s saa 'e'n fsAn 70
~ \ a.. - S . s:,ss 81 y. '.a; than
0oo .d ~ I q ~: 4 g s'iIa Po.sa sssh:
~ sishsS o. ss iash X x disasse,, veil vii ,sist.
q, ssa s i 10 balls, Q. hanks weighing from
5000 rsans q wrsppins Paper, similar to that
nrst described In the estimates for district
90 rs..s u %, similar to .ha. last ass~ibsa
1900 pound. q lutte Twine, similar to that y
''rss; sf ssias sSa; q. s'.iiss : <
q S,.'1se, i; No. :, q, Bsss,o, nv ..v' '''
''0' 's.as a. 2. s.H. %:saS T.r 70 sA.
e a;.,ss SS .il's to 'As' last named for
10000 pounds Of juts Twine similar 70 that Of the
1000 poand. d oosrss Hsep. Twins, similar %
ssss sI:.,,st q sA' ''s''d d'''r'pss'' ''s 'a'd
Propossis viii bs resolved 6os sssh ssttols ssps-
..s:I 'Rd separately for each district, o. i0f ~
me se.tr.s. will Y awarded .o tn. Iev..t .nA
Amissltoa tef tie psfposs Of assestainlne which
I'D w y y W .s.ul b most .dr.n
fhe Postmaster General reserves TO himself the
right e ssset az bia rhsrs Y !. .pparsat ,h..
,Ss snx Il. .SSs.ss sUss 81 ss SS:
undsr the estimate contained In this advertise
IFthe dtstr,sy yAoulS b rseenstruessd, or 10.
IL ' ss,.ss sSsi b T .SsS Slsss 3;
plAoss :. the Postmaster General shall dssisn.ts,
further reserves 70 himssR the privilege Of insrsas
i.s Or rnsd9osng e z. quantity Of the astislss re-
to !: ss:s & :..a
Bddsr: vili :sad sample. Of such articles .. they
p'sseSsss sess u ssiss sss,s IiSs :i hi, p.opo...
Tvo :usiaisat ssoSriti:: vii BE- rsaSirsS 70 .
' Esiiarss 10 hnrpi.A the articles sontrsslsd for
those COIL aotsd ior, vii \. eoHsldsred suhasisnt
sids not made In .soordsnes with thsss propo.
ssis will not BE- considered.
Sass %.ssa X 2. ,As SS..,d: q II:
cr asa Il. isss.r 9osssisins sh.H sS
arss.cA g We First Assistant Postmaster General,
ociSlxs~ 49, = postmaster II Gsnsssl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
q MUEL ]. SOPER 90. +,
- AUCTIONEERs BALTIMORE, MD.

= AUCTIONEERs, BALTIMORE, MD.
PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY ON BIDLE
STREET
oa MONDAY AFTERNooN. ostoosr .toSm. iath, ai, At
49,. 10 vii sell the very desirable three-story
nWEi LING, with tin rooi, and two-story nAsk
Building, win Bake oven % n me essI AZ! ms-
ns, nrnsr OF Ihddle and koss streets, fronting Is
set on Biide street, depth on Ross street % teet
Ground rent seventy-hye eents yer tront loot,
monthIy tenant AS n bakery and confectionery,
and s one OF the best stands for any kind OF busi-
ness. .., .a. M
Terms cash. sAML ]. eOfEk CO.,
eas-2AWkas Auettonssfs
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

WINES, EtG:
FREDERICK g. ioozzENs,
IM.P raE'E #(l
yroa-
GREAT sairAIS, IA I n r.
ITALY AND SICILY,
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL b,
GEanAnY, HoLlAnp AND sEforUs,
WEST INDIES, AND SUNDAY Forts.
THE cHoIcEsr- v4
VINES a.u
CoRDIALs,
sgLrI sAANDrEa SER aa d
wauxrys, u,5fa,m
oiN AND AUM, or
+ .s.aa,' us11 roHrrR AND ALE, D. 90 .. ~,
a AND CHAnPAoNE. Is.s.. m,
Also, The very esst- raf 1Tsa- FOL or I'-a.
SWEET OIL,
. 4ra't 'araa-u SAUCES. a,t,r.t ra.
1sH -'atH H '" PICKLES, '1' o.
ana1aaa saa ptiaf MusrA.ns - -4i
-ftas HrL T"7 T'N-ff--' .,ag7r a
-. 81 .h.sa =a'a aa sARDIHrs, .-''a1
ANcHovIns,
',.l. s.arant r.Hr ''"T'N''"' F.s auH
~ FaUIT JUICE AND
a.r.. r...l".E..E5 MiNEaAL WATER.
For sale wholesale. and retail BY the bottle and
small cases and packages,
rl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ul
Corner Of Pourtesnth street, washins,on, D. c.,
No. u WARREN STREET,
Opposite HUDSON Rivsr RI. Depot, NswYork City
FREDERIC 8. COzzENs, N i
IL l.-s if Inponrnn OF Ia.F.
WINES, BRANDIEs AND sEGARs
PENN AxssSh xAsSiaSsos S;sssI iSrI.:'n'A & e.. st.
n WARREN ST.. OPP: Hudson Riv.r r. r. D.po.
ur Sol. sssn. for n. LOnsworth's Ohio Wine,
and Lilienthaps Tobaooos. ..HH oce-0
NOTIOE. ...JUST RECEIVED FROM
IN Germany, . large lot Of RHENIsH WINE!
q the very beat qa.isy. which will Be- sold BY TIL
glass; bottle or s''l0n' q, 8. A. apRlsomArs
Columbia Hotel and Restaurant,
20 rsnnsylvania avsnus, washinston, D. G.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

" NEW STYLES.
BOYS CLOTHING.
We are now in receipt q ? iasge ssso.tnsnt o.
est styles suitable for the present season Tor dress
and school wear, to which we invite the attention
OF parents WALL, eTEfHENs CO.,
ootSlfU sa3 Ps. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

Tn only place where you can purchase ksdfl
axbssv goods Of all kinds 81 Mssskedw@s psisss, 7
PsaAsylvsnia avenue, between Ninth aad TsaN
streets. mar 0-4
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

,YARIETlESl
" Fronting PennsyivAnia avenue and Ninth st
FitIsimmpns ..... .stage Manager and Advertiser
SECOND WEEK Of the GREAT COMBINATION,
Who, during their present engagement, have Ap-
peared before large audiences, and are Ackaowl.
edged by the thousands that have witnessed them
to be, In THAR respective ohAracters,
THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

FouND DlAD.--Arthur Dennis, Waterman at
one Of the Government stables, was found dead In
a lot south Of the Presidsats Grounds On saturday
wrapped In tent. Causs OF death unknown.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
NJ Z W BIO o ks!

N O." n
Vinciuro, . novel. BY the author OF Doctor An.
tonio." Paper. is cents.
The Ring Of Amasis. BY N. Bulwer Lytton. Cloth
Daily Religious Exercises. BY Rev. N. Head
near 800 pagss. Cloth. 81 So.
KKn.pg,s s FRENCH as R RRssdins Book sias
Eleanor's Victory. Paper. 90 cents.
Freedom anu War. By II. W. peecher. Cloth
q 80.
Virginia. Cloth. 81 30.
sent BY mail free on receipt OF the above prices.
Just rsesived and for sale 6y
osS-ft tChron1 ss4 Penn. avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

BARaARoUs sAssAULf.-AnthonyS Simms, (col-
orsd,) assaulted John C Conway, oolored barber,
with razor, innIcting sundry sashss on his head.
Committed to jail for court. '.-l. B.. aN. 100
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

SALE oy REAL EsrArs.-The three-story
brick house, with modern inprovsmsnts, OF Mr..
Pesss Hoover, ON p street, between sixth aad
seveuth streets, has Just been sold for ss,6oo.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

NOT STOLEN YReM ApANs Exrssss CoN
pAsv.-ws learn that the box belonging to Mr..
Maunscli D Field, toupd In the grounds 10 rsar oi
the Treasury building one night last week, was
stolen from Willsrd's hotel. . -5t-l
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

ANOTHER RoBs.ar IN GpoRaRrowN.-Or
saturday Mr.. wm. Thompson, carpenter, WA
robbed Of esoo. II seems that Mr.. Thompson VA
working on new building at the corner Of Faysttt
and Prospect streets, Georgetown, and unthinkins
" len his coat in the lower part Of the building Il
90 up stairs. When he returned the money haa
been taken.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

SHILLING A CONVENIENT HORSE. = Isaac
Bradley was yesterday committed to the Central
Guardhouse BY Col Baker, on the charge OF selling
. Government horse. Alfred Borden was also
committed, BY ths sane o1Aess, On the charge Of
blistssins the brand Of = 0ovsramsnt horss 70 ~
to sell II. They are held for osdsrs from the Col.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
z W D o o X

M y W y U U
ANNALS OF THE Amy OF THE CuMsER.
Departmsnts, Accounts OF Expeditions, shirm-
ishes and Daaties siso its rolice Record Of spies
s.d seSsl p..,.v TO-
csucss, Ac, and Oincial Reports Of the Battle OF
Stone River Dy an 0mcsr. Ilusfrdied DiA Sieei
Sent BY MALL nee Of postage, on receipt OF price.
Army Blanks and Blank Books made TO order on
short notice.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
oe4-std No. ~ Pennsylvana avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

SuPPosIp SUBSTITUTES AND SUSPICIOUS
CHAaAcTEns.-saan Mooowan, Jao. willis, 8. J.
Handy, =. N. sullivan, L, C. Matthews and Henry
J. Cooper were arrested at the Depot saturday
night by Detectives C. v. Hogan and Jno. Dugan
~ suspicious characters. Jno. Cruir, Franeas
Fiynn, Geo. wilkins, Wm. Johnson, Jno. Kenny
and Jno. H.rrod were arrested a. supposed substi-
tutss. All these parties were committed TO the
Guardhouse for examination. ....'.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

RAnaoADs.-AanIvAL AHp DRAATual OF
rnAIaa-TAs advsstissnsats % eur arst pAGs
ere inserted b. autherty oftAs railroad sonpsniss
sevsrally named, srs ohlsially corrected whsa
changes are nsds. hence b. relied upon - cor
eAxf. L..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
TO HOUSEK EEPERS.
PRINTING.

GIDEON Il PEARSON,
|" STEAM POWER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
No. 6ii Ninth street, a few doors north OF Psnn'
sylpaniA avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

AL QUur ON Tns RAr1AHAHSock-Th
suaboat Tulip arrived At the navy yard this nor
ing. She is commanded BY Acting Master site
who rsports all quiet sa ths RsppaAaanosk. II
Tulip comes up for rspaiss. 1Nr T'.N' n
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
-LOCAL=NEWS.
--A@~--

DsAfn OF Eusixs FrfzonnALp.-ws srs
paissd 70 sassuass teday ~ dssth ef this =
ysstsfdsy norniue. Hs vss, q Ne sns q ~
dsatA, orderly sssgssat q ~ gs11ssaa nfass, o.
this sity, Il whish hs ~ bsse . nsnew oess ~
fornatsn, 80 was ess y - ssnoee who ~
nsissd n ne soapsay NJ ~ majority of thsn
len ~ tAa SeusA 70 eis NJ sssss 81 NE rssss.
In sli ~ sssdust, bs1A - psivats 81 public, be
rsesivsd ~ ssssSa Of ~ M knsw him.
~ ass rsoussts1 - stAts sAAt tAsrs win b .
nsstlas cf Ne Natisnai hiAss this sfssrnoon, 81
o'sleehs ~ thsis asAesy On Ninth street, N make
afssrHoon, st ~ o'slock. a -5,.t. --rrsJ' =.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

|,IUEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS-
u TERS OFFICE, Depot OF washington, No.
iSI North y street, Washington, d. G, October o.
Is6s-sais OF Qusrtermssters Property. On
MONDAY, October ~, 1850, viii be sold at Public
Auction, ~
FIVE TONS OP RAGS,
more or less. Sale to oommence at 70 O'Clock M,
at the Quartermaster's Warehouse, No. New
York avenue, between Eighteenth aud Niueteenth
streets. ION 800. a..
Terms cash, In Government funds.
EDWARD L. HARII,
oci2-td Captain and A. q. NJ. u. s. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

NEW Yonx efYrAs.-0a,klsaas's Clsekiso =
Nes anl lEssASsashisi-A lasss esssse1eae ~ Dress
and Dusasss wear. The Hgi1eA ~ - Walk'
Ing Coats exseil IN beauty, 6fa1o an4 haish any
thing over offered n thIs stty.
WALL, srIPnEns Co,
oce-u sas p. av., bet. Ninth aad Tenth sss.
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So u r. o y + II O II u $
OF rHE
DAYTON EMPIRE.


Friends OF Constitutional Liberty, the DATros
EaPiaE, once more greets you, and takes place
along with the other Democratic papers OF the State,
as an advocate of your principles and defender OF
your righti II ardenty expects at your hands a
warm and friendly reception.
Animportant cam pagn is before ms, fraught with
more OF good or evil than any which has ever preeed-
ed it. The Ls OF the Nation and the Liberties OF the
people are at stake. The coming months are preg-
nant with mighty events, and every man should be
fully posted" the current issues, so as to be able
TO perform his duty becomes freeman. The great
battle between Centralized Power and Individual LIB
eny-Democracy and DesPotsm-is now being
fought. II our people are true to themselves, the
Constitution aud the sublime teachings o our pitriot
foreGthers, the contest cannot be doubtful. The
reat nlisson of the Democratic party which has ever
stood as the bulwark Of the Union and the champion
of the Con stution renders its entire unity and bold
attitude in this hour Of national peril, matter of
vital concern The pending issue is not less for The
maintenance of united country than for the perpeu
alton Of Democratic principles expounded by JEFF
ferson aud Jackson. The most momontous results
hang upon the issue. The past is dead, save in its
essons ofexperienoe. The Constitution, il preserved
the light that vii! guide us to point
safety rom the present storm and conflict II tram
pied under foot and destroyed, are forever lost
in darkness gloom, anarchy. 1t is the mission Of the
OVfioNieNe'SAA
which gave u Union. To atparty alone may con-
servatye citizens look for relief and happy return
10 the proud days OF the Republic when peace smiled
and prosperity regned throughout the land Its un-
quesionaby the true Union party OF the present day.
The life record glorious Union and the sanctty
ofthe Constitution fully attest this declaration, as un-
der its prudent sway and judcious government the
Union was made blessing and the Constitution sa-
cred bond OF equality and national happiness. Turn
whitherwe may, we can see no ray OF hope for the
future salvation OF ofourcountry-no show Of promise"
save in and through the triumph ofthe great oonsh.
tuuonal Democratic party, founded as IL is on sound
principles and devoted unalterably to the Union and
perpetuity Of this happy aud prosperous but
now torn and bleeding, country.
We ask the patronage OF all the former friends OF
the paper, and will welcome many new subscribers
rs desire to take sound and reliable Democratic
ournal It is the determination ofthe Company to do
strict cash business, and paper will be sent un-
less paid for in advance This is rule from which
they will not vary. All will be dealt with alike.
TERMS
Daily, per year, (by mail, )."............SO OO
week, (by Carriers,)"-..-. 10
weekly, (singIe eOpy, per year,l...;S2 09
CLUBS Of ten and uPward,). 20
EMPIRE COMPANY, Propnetors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31

Another Daytonian in Libby Prison -
A letter has been received from john 'H6san,
of this city, belonging to the FIRST Ohio Regi.
ment, who was taken prisoner at the battle of
Chicamauga, and is now prisoner in Libby
Prison, Richmond, Virginia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31

The Western n'-The DeIuge Engine
House has undergone a complete change, an
been admirably fitted up for the new steam
FIRE engine, Western" Ample stable room
has been made inside the building, and petit
toned off for the horses, and in granaries for
horse feed The large hall above the engine
room has been divided up into three apart
meuts, to bo used for dilferent purposes.
The engine will be ready for service in a
day or two the engineer and his assistants
are busily at work putting things in proper
shape Under the direction and Supervision
of the Chief of Fire Department, Captain
William Patton, all the necessary arrange
ments to put the western" in proper condi-
tion for immediate service, are being vigor.
ously prosecuted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31
HEIMSTREET"S
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

1T n NOT A DfE,
But restores gray BAR q orgaal col0f by supply
nR the, apiuary tubes with natural sustonaDcs, i'm
paired BY age disease. All Il stsntaneous dy - aro
eompossd Of lunar causiic destr0yingthe vitality and
b. snty Of the hair aud sord OF Rseves dresk
ing Heimstreefs inimitsble Coloung not only re-
stores hair 70 il natural color by an easy process buf
gives the hair
LuXuR'AHT BEAUTY,
Promotes it, growth, prevents its falling OH ~ az
dandrun aud imparte health and pleaaAn' nfas
the head. II has staOd The test Of time, being the
Original Hair Coerng, Rnds constantly incressing in
iavor Used hy both pentleulen aud ladiee it's SOLD
by All reSpeciabe dealors On ba proeured by them
u the e0mmcTnial agents, D. g. hafnes A Co, x02
broadway, Nes York Two slsss, hay cents and ons
dollar seRldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31

Commencing YOung.-A small boy,
about thirteen years of age, was arrested for
stealing a carpet-sack at the Union Depot,
and on examination before the Mayor, yester.
day, was sent to jail for thirty days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31

Sad Accident. t.-Dr. Tuto, DC indlanapO-
lis, was run over and killed by tho passenger
train on the Dayton and Xenia Railroad, FIVE
miles east of Dayton, on the morning of the
22d inst.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31
Gallery Of Fine Oil Paintings =

Gallery Of Fine Oil Paintings We
are requested to announce to our readers
that during the ensuing week large and
splendid collection Of Oil Paintings will be
arranged for exhibition and sale at Phillips
Hall, corner of Main and Second streets
These Paintings are chiefly Of the French
School, and comprise great variety in sub
ject, style, finish and size, and such as it is
confidently believed will not be found in the
North. The attention of persons Of taste is
called TO them. Due notice will be given Of
the time Of exhibition, to which the public
will be invited free Of charge, For further
particulars call at the store of C. P, Huber &
Son, No. $50 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31
BalIanOinbanr's asesOrO
yALUAEDIGHAM'S RECORD.

ffNRE work eDuilei fTlE REc0Rp OF HoN. a. .
II -. va 4 LAHDl0HAM On ABOLITION, THF
tAiON, AND rhE uiYth WARS uOW ready f0r
o. Mr. NalanaighAm's princrsl speeches on The sul,
leets above named Afro. parts ~ other speeohes
ea,fhy edited and presents iaIiy ana ocirecfiy fh
pcal record and Position OF non N hote Views M
feiAnn ~ tne causes " cut unilonai tToutles and
thnrnH remedies NJ hele arc attracting af s.tl,it
ofIlpAry amoaut Of pubic atttnlihn
1. ~ se sofN "a on Eooa substantial psFes eis psfs
psice Piper ceSer eoeenlsi elolb, 81 Whoi.tal,
--i4fff cover, IS per dc1eni cloth. ~ Ds.is,I ~
ual q ehpless, ltspeld, oa rect4pf,, N Price y
fne 'shed " =, WAlIiH coz
clholp1Iu, ubiS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31

Reading 60 to Rea, Post ofics build
ing, for all kinds of reaa:ae, papers, maga.
zines, novels, and in fact everything in the
literary line
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31

The Van Vert Hunters The party Of
hunters from this city, holding forth up in
Paulding and Van Vert counties, are, besides
taking great deal of game, having lots of
fun One of them writes us detailing a rath-
er ludicrous adventure of one Of their party.
'Joe, who is acknowledged to be one of
their best and most practiced sportsman, left
camp, alone, for a cooA hunt. He had not
got far into the woods until his attention was
attracted by a large black animal, resembling
a wolf slowly and cautiously approaching
him, The uncertain glimpses of the animal
in the dark, caused him no very pleasant SEN
sation, and he began to revolve Ia bis mind
the probable chances Of escape. He was not
disposed to risk fight, and there seemed no
other course left but to seek line Of retreat,
or be "chawed up" The camp was not more
than half mile distant, and he concluded to
turn tair' and hurriedly seek his ''bass OF ope-
ratiOus" He had gone but short distance. at
rapid ''doube-quiek, when he was Drought
up standing" in rugged brush heap. He
imagined that the gIare-eyed monster was
close Al bis heels, and in desperate effort TO
exlrieaie himeelf from his unfortunate FIX, he
left his coat tail aud portion OF his pants 10
the brush Imagining that his pursuer was
about to pOunee upon him he set up an an
earthly yell which brought assistance from
the camp His comrades found "Joe" fast in
the brush pile, in an exhausted condition, and
looking the very image Of despair Search
was m de for the object OF his terrible fight
which proved to be a lAsgs black hog. Alter
considerable merriment at the expense Of ihs
unfortunate "JOe" the party went back 40
lcamp, and over bottle Of old bourbon, bed
y good time generally s"Joe" acknowledged
his fight, and that il was a splendid joke bul
legged Of his comrades shat they would keeF
rRum" about il When they got home
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Litigation The suit of Loves rs. Per
rine, Lyte & Shaw, in the Superior Court,
was decided last evening, the Jury returning a
verdict Of 1897 "a for the plaintiff
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n has BEEN fApOrted that Al the late election sold
L my vote, Nov 1 viii eve any q those persons
1ho can provo What they hase clrculatei the ahoFe
reward. The money Is dePoslted with john ~ stop
neman hr that psrpose, will also give ten dollars
% the ptlaon Who an give me the name ef the party
who diai Atarlod ihe report,
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