Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17

IL. blhba ilda lsi sAM'L W, KING, Agent.
Turtle Soup, Turtle Soup at Lunch to.
morrow morning at half past 9 O'clock, at
John Gangnagles 5th Street Exchange. as
Preaching,--The Rev. Mr.. Henly will
preach in the Upiyersalist Church tomorrow
Sunday morning, and evening, All are
respectfully invited .dl.-2aialom odI 81.
Gliding. -AIisngd gdohs SIeighs are going of
like hot.eakea dlfyou wonld get one---and
you ,odnt one-acalrat W. Phillips old
stand, Fourth street, east of Jefferson yhalt
Wants a Place.-A young girl from the
country, well recommended, wants situa.
ton at house work in some respectable family
rn'o-iST IL SiiSl HiSS. i :. Aa4+,s,,y Ion .jgs,bs5,
Wool Falling.--Thia morning Fan Amer
ican citizen of African descent l1--as Father
Abraham happily terms em-rslipped and
fell on the railroad at the Main street cross
ing. his bead striking rail, and making the
fire fly l--it is, affirmed by our informant who
is a young gentleman Of q poetic tempera-
ment, The injury to the track was not ex-
tensive. fss.,..i.,.l,..,. 80,
Pride in Rags P'-2The other day while
at the house Of friend, a little threeyear-old,
who was wearing his 'frst pants, came run
ming to us, his countensnce beaming with
pleasure and pride:- ogl18 iDl.I.a4 7D3t
COOK 'erer he cried, pointing to the knee
of his little breeches. "Seei guess Use got
a patch on my pants l--ah haI lae sHs .a,
And he strutted around the room as though
diamond brooch adorned his bosom, instead
apdtch covering his diminutiye knee. 1t was
his first patch, and he was proud of it
Personal We were agreeably surprised
yesterday by q call from our old Tulpehockeu
friend, VIM. H. Kaucher, Esq, Sheriff of
Holt county, Mo. He is the widest looking
man we have seen for q long while--his face
was covered with bushy beard, his shaggy
hair was surmounted by huge fur cap, his
great U. S. oYercoat had wildcat skin col
lar and Tremendous boots stuck out from
beneath bis Government mantle. Altogether
he had very startling makeup, and was
well calculated for the present style of wealth
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Nearly eight years ago Mr.. Kaucher pass
ed through this city on his way from German
town 10 Northwest Missouri Since then he
has sojourned in Missouri and Kansas, finally
settling down in Holt county, Missouri. and
has taken hold there as well as the ansettled
state of the State win permit. Mr.. K,is now
returning to his old home for the first time
on brief visit and we feel sure that his old
friends will be glad to greet him again.
The years that Mr.. Kaueher spent in the |
Northwest have been rather eventful He is |
we'll posted on the little difficulties and trib-
llatiOns on the ''border," which caused the
'rufians" out there to treat each other in a
naunsr any thing bot amiable. What he
iont know about the Jayhawkers will hardly
De found out But bleeding Kansas" wasn't
! patchin' to the series of raids which have
Sept Missouri in turmoil for nearly Two
'eAts past Every body was compelled to be-
! soldier for or against the Union. II there
vas any neutral ground X. says he couldn't
zee it. This condition of affairs, however,
las been removed 70 the Southwestern part
# Missouri, and Holt county-land that me.
dian-has for long while enjoyed compar.
tive quiet In the contest which swept over
hat part of the State K bore conspicuous
art and the Unlonists Of Holt rewarded him
Assi fall With The shsriGalgi and they could
lot we'll have given it to a better or more
lever fellow sd.ul b. ra .al..s .a..s1s
I'VE have extended this article further
han we intended. Our apology is that the
'ubject was an old correspondent Of ours
rho furnished Uef leaders With many pleas
mt and useful paragraph, and those who know
i'm vih bs grati6eai to read . word OF bis
IhersabOuts and WbAtabOdts. ~ a.s,,,,g +, "a 81