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ANAMF, } Am Els ISLAND 3. C.s AUUUSI
~ 18th, 1858 Notice is hereby given to all the mem
bers of Co. G, 3Ist N. Regiment, who absent with
Oul proper authority to report to the camp of the S
regiment Immediately; those sick furOugb and ha'
ing been sending certificates of disability from Local ply
scians report in person. those certificates are 10
longer regarded those Convaescug and yet unfit for al
ty must report and appear before the Medical EXAMINING
Board land if found incapable TO perform the duties
soldier, urough will be given passing through The PO
per channel. THOS Ii. WRAl, Lieut.
COmmsnd'g Co. G, 3ist Reg ~ e. L.
August 90, 1883. 6S-SI
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HEADoUdARRrERs,, co; II. slsT REGI.

IL ment N. c. T, James Island, S. c. Aug. lth 1868.
All enlisted of this company who are absent without
leave are ordered to report person to their command
published as deserters and will be treated accordingly.
1t is time of peril to cause Your country, your
rights your homes your resdes and all that is dear to
you, require your efforts maintain them as ireemen
and it is to be hoped you will pursue Inc course lned
atey to avoid the disgrace and penalty ol GsSeon'
lst 1t COmmandg Co. II, 8lst Regt N: c. T.
Aro II Is6ar G7-w&sw4t..
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August 8, 1868.

u By resolution OF the last Grand Lodge of North Car
ona we, the undersigned authorized and empower
ed to sell in the town of Oxford N c. that valuable pro-
ad property with hundred of land attached
thereto will be offered for sale for cash. Thursday the
day october The building is large and
modiOus containing about eighty rooms, and we'll adapted
for mae female College with all necessary OuLbuild-
ngs Those who b. DESTROYS purchase will apply
TO Robert W. LaSster and j. T. Littlejohn Esqs of OK
ford, who will take great pleasure in shelving them the
property.
(Sgned) E.. WATSON, Grand Master
c. W. ID. HUfCHINGS, Grand Treas.
August 90, 1888. 68-w&swtd.
The Register and Spirit of the Age the dining
ton Journal and the Salisbury Waterman please copy and
forward accounts to W. Ban Grand Secretary Raleigh
N. G. -
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HOUSE AND LOT IN GRAHAM, N. c.,
LII FOR SALE-The dwelling house is framed build
ing and coutans four large rooms. with fire place in
each There the lot good kitchen, with two rooms
and fire place in each; also good and roomy Smoke
House. well Of excellent water is an additional
advantage to the place The lot contains about six acres
and is situated town of Graham, within mile of
Graham Station the n. c. X. r. The location is very
healthy and the couvenences of the situation not
ceed Price $780, for the 30 days For further in
formation, apply to r d. hoONCE
Arorst on 1919 6S-tf
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August 90, 1858.
REWARD-MY CARRIAGE

SonA REV ARD.-MY CARRIAGE
SDDUO house broken open on the night Of
the 18th inst, and stolen herefr0m set double car
rage harness. nearly new, but little used and described
as follows Saddles silver plated tops and white patent
leather weltS, or facings to pads BRIDES blinds trimmed
with white patent leather with small turre on the ton
eEG Ds M59 GaT mGd 81 h h6 o 5
set single buggy harness. silver plated saddle srp lead
ing from saddle to cruppeT iuoid with white leather
bride without blinds head stall nlad with white patent
leather small fancy ferret on top of headsalI rounded
of russell leather These harness about half wOrn bit
bride straight mouth piece with check Also sin
gle buggy harness; about half worn with what called
the sefaduSting tree bride to these harness new, with
out blind Also black full quiItred what is called
pad saddle, without tree, about half worn. russell sip
leather wood srrups not covered. Also several riding
and harness brides described. The above reward
three hundred dollars will be paid delivery ofthe goods
TO and the conviction of the thief two hundred dol
lars for the delivery of the goods.
c. w. D. HUTCHlNGS.
Raleigh Aug H. 1868. 67-tf.
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TUNHOUSANDS OF BOXES OF THE SOUTH.
Il ERN HEPATIC PILLS have been ordered in one day.
Wherever known their use continues. Without putting,
they have gained ground by their real value. More
than five hundred persons known 10 have been cured
BY these Pills.kI
This excellent family medicine is recommended by the
proprietor good only for diseases OF the Liver His
respondents that they also Bilious rheumatism,
Pneumonia CGilIs and Fevers Billions Fevers Piles and
Worms. They perfectly safe medicine.
Peter Walden, Esq., of Dnwdde County, Virginia, after
describing remarkable in his family of Bilious Rheu
matism and Peurisy says my Doctors bill been
heretofore from Sl75 to 500 per year. have used them
hese pills. for my family, which consists OF eighteen white
and coored, and have not called in Doctor This is
great saving They certainly the best family medicine
discovered"
Rev John W. Potter, of Greene county, Norih-Carolina
had suffered twelve years from diseased liver, which the
physicianSbad not been able TO He says "
menced taking the Hepac Pills with confidence in
them They acted like a charm From that hour
have improved have perseyed in their until now,
by Gods blessing, amwell and hearty. l had negro
whO as believe. saved from death by a dose of
these pills My Doctors bill Was annually from 800 to
S2Oo, but have had for physician since"
Thos. H. Raney, Esq, Granville county n. e. says: al
find pills To be the best family medicine have
used They have proved very beneficial in my
have been much afflicted for years. and have tried
every kind of medicine that could get bat have found
relief from pills than all Others My disease
bronchial alIcOn and complete proStTation Ct the
nervous system. have used them in ten fifteen
in my family, and find them to be the very medicine
nearly all family diseases"
The great in the price of ingredients and the heavy
taxes compel the proprietor TO increase the Retail price
quit the manufacture They profitable him
than when sold at lower rates.
PRrCESl,5O box. For SIS dozen boxes will be sent
prepaid to part of the COnfedecy Those who desire
less than a dozen boxes must apply to the druggists
Great reduction made Druggists and Merchants hO buy
dy the gross Cash must always accompany orders
Address GEORGE. w DEEMS,
August 8, 1853 sa- wGs1impd
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LANES MARTIN, VS.. RICHARD b. PAR

TAMES MARTIN, VS.. RICHARD b. PAR.
e ker, Admir- of Thomas Martin and others Petition
for distribution of the personal estate of ThOs Martini.
James Martin and others the heirs OF Thomas Martin.
Petition and partition of real estate Of Thomas
Martin
The bills set forth that August 1882 Thos Martin of
Halifax County, N. c., died intestae and without issue,
about ninety leaving real and personal estate
winch devoved on his heirs and distributes who are his
collateral kindred that Wi7m Martin, the ancestor of
the interstate died in said county Of Halifax about sixty
years ago aud left twelve children, to wit: William r,
Peggy, Bartholomew, Jesse, Mary Ann, Caharine John
Lncy Thomas the inestate) Ambrose Betsy and James,
1.-THE plantf) That all Of them died before the inestate
except said james that of the others the descendants of
the said William in, Henry Martin of the county of
Warren and the issue of John his brother who died dOm
ced in Louisiana in 1888, that said Peggy married one
Thomas Kelly whose issue and descendants The plain
TINS Mary Carter Martha Kelly, Peggy, wife of John A
walker, of Halifax county, and the defendant William
Kelly of Tennessee that Mary Ann only descendant
living is the plaintiff Mary Kelly that Bartholomew Jesse
ana John married and removed from the State to Virginia
or Tennessee, but whether they had issue is known
that Cathane Lucv Ambrose and Betsy died without is
sue The bills seek distribution of the personal estate
and partition and sale of the real estate and discovery
OF the heirs and distributes and alege that informa
ton has been received of the descendants of said Barhoo
NEW, Jesse and John their issue within twenty years.
and demand that any of them be alive they discover
themselves Also that all NONRESIDENT defendants make
themselves parties decree pro cOeso will be taken
against them and the be heard plrte to them
August "a, 1888 6g-w&swSw.
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LESI MULESI MULES!..STRAYED

ULES! MI LES! MU LES i".S M = ii
INH off or captured bv The enemy, during the recent a
at Tarbor0 iEe NJ JULES, all branded N e One OF lnrI.
black one bay, irun grey, and two small mules eoG
not known Twill give SO for the delivery OF each m
to me al Raleigh Mr.. David Fender at Earbor1, N
ton. TH0S. D. HOGG,-
Major & C. s.
Au,ust 10 1879 65-4t &.
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ADDRESS


In compliance with the resolution appointing COM
mtee to address the people of the 10th Congressional
District of North Carolina, earnestly appeal TO the
tiers of all other counties in the district hold public
meetings and to appoint delegates to meet with the
town of HendersOnvile the 4th Monday in September
for the purpose if cam of uniting candidate
be for Congress- whose views accord With the princi
Piles herein laid doWn-beleving do that the great
body of the people both North and South anxious TO
have least effort made to settle present difficult
ties safe permanent, and honorable terms TO both
sections.
We are aware that there are many persons who say
there chance for such settlement by negotiations but
you remember that the most of these told
in the outset that secession would be peaceab and
that the Northern people would not fight. But what
mistake! and having been mistaken then, may they
also be mistaken now?
There can be no harm in making the effort Remember
there large party the North clamOrng for peace
the majority of whom, in opinion, would agree
terms of peace both safe and hopOrabe the South
vided could get together Peace Congress- elected by
the people themselves therefore, appeal TO the people
themselves speak out the subect-send your dele
gates and let consult together Our interests the
same-let If unite and act together for the
good of all.
L. S. CASH,
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AND D.-FROM 500 TO $500
4 acres-the subscriber wishes to buy Immediately,
but will postpone occupancy till LATER the above quantity
of land in some of the Counties accessible to Railroad
travel Address the subscriber at Raleigh stating price,
quantity aud quality of land, exact situation improve
meuts in short all that purchaser would desire to know
H. K. BURGWYN.
RoIegb N e. Aup IL 1853 67-6t.
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For the Standard.
TOT Tue OIauuaIu
GPRgS PLANS. N. c.. Aug, lS. 1895

UREEN PLhINsJ N o., mug To- Ioh5.
W. W. HOLDEN ESQ: We wish to express, through
your paper preference for DAVID A BARNES Esq., Of
Northampton as candidate to represent US ID the next
Confederate Congress of the Confederate States, and
desire through your columns to make our wishes kpown
to the voters Of the first Congressional District of North
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IRON AND CASTINGS.-A LOT OF CAST
hollow Ware aud lot of IroD suitable for farm work
AND ny rng barre1 constantly ON mr.,
CREECH & LITCHFORD'S,
Auction and Com. Store
Raleigh. July Z. 1853. 55-tf.
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July 8, 1868.
mo TIE VOTERS OLE THE FOURTH

TWNO THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
Il CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.-The undersigned
take pleasure in urging upon their elew citizens OF this
Congressional District the of Lieut.. THOMAS Z.
FULLER fit person to represent them in the next
Congress Lieut. Fuller has consented to allow his name
to be used BY his friends These times when platforms
are not needed all who know Lieut. Fuller know that he
is fully capable of filling the position with honor to him
self the people Of this District He has done his duty
well in this war; for after exhaustng all means to retain
old Union in its perfection, he Of the first
after Lncolns Proclamation, to volunteer private in
- MANY CITIZENS.
JnIv o. 1881 6O-tf
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WDLANTER'S HOTEL, NALElGH, N. c.
Persons visiting the City of Raleigh will find it to
their advautage and comfort to stop at the PLANTERS
HOTEL its lucaOu being pleasant and retired and con-
veaeot The State House and business part of the City,
The propretors solicit liberal share of public patron
age aud promise do all in their power to render those
who stop with them comfortable Their table will be we'll
supplied with everything the market and surrounding
counrr aJrds aud served up crafty the hungry
and suit the delicate appetite.
The Oug omnibus which runs to the Marlborough House
will ao take passengers TO the Planters Hotel
PARTIN Balm.
Raleigh. July "a, 1868. 6l-2m.
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NNTANTED.-sIOO,OO 900 OF NORTH-CARO-
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS issue, for
which the highest market price wilsbe paid.
Apply to W. Il. RlCHAkDSON ":
Raleigh Aug. 8, 1858. 68-n
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@EO REV RD.-RANAWAY FROM
SOO the subscriber the night of the I'd inst, in
gdkin County two negro boys HENRY and MACK =
Henry is dark COLOR about 81 years DID, medium height
and size; his skin, under his clothes rough from re-
cent attack of chcken-pox bought him Of J. j. Hena:
gen, OF Charlotte, N e., and suppose be is trying to
max his way to Richmond, Va, he has twice before
made his way there under the protection of soldiers rav
cling the cars
Mack about years DID, not TALL and rather chunkey
has in each temple close to bis hair color aIm6
"copper" No doubt he and Henry are travelling together
will pay the above reward for hSappIehensoE of The
said boys and their confinement that get them or their
return TO me at Huntsville. Yadkiu County n. c.
Aug. II, 1853. Gift
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"OOL CARDING.-THE UNDERSIGN.
w ed would respectfully to the public that
they are now CARDING WOOL at their olG stand ON
Haw River miles north Of Gibsouvrlle Station and
having put their cards in good order they prepared 10
make the best quality of rolls Those bringing wool to be
carded, required TO wash clean and have it free
from trash and OurS putting pound of lard every
ten pounds of wool and one sheet every 25 pounds
Our prices for cardn9 Is cents per pound for white
and 20 cents for mixed, or if tOlled, pnund in 5.
j. l.. PUGH,
A. F. LAMBETH,
MOrtons Store, Aamsnee Co, N. C.
July IA, 1858. 57-2m
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WYE ARE AUTnORIz ED TO ANNoUNC

THNH FRIENDS OF GEN. WILLIAM F.
Il JONES, Of Polk County announce him a COnSer-
vave candidate for Congress in the Tenth Congressional
District of North Carolina.
July z, 1868. 55-tdpd.
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floods AT AUCTION.-ON THE FIRST
" dav of September, | will sell public auction in
Graham " the stock of goods belonging Black well
& Co.. consisting of bbls Wkiskey and Peach Brandy;
10 kegs of Nails; hid Sugar; Hardware, viz: Hand
Saw, Smiths Vices, Locks, Hinges, Screws, &c; Dry
Goods &c R. HAMMER
Surviving partner.
Graham, N. c., Aug. ls, 1888. (pr. 3d. 66-5t.
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A CARD.-I UNDERSTAND THAT THERE
N is report in certain Counties of the 18th Congress
sOnal District that for reconstruction of the old
Union pronounce the report false. l expect to visit
the different Counties of the District at the Superior
Courts and explain my views in full for peace if
can be obtained ON honorable terms
will address the people of Moore Montgomery, Stan
ly. Arson, Chatham Randolph and Davidson, on TUES
DAY of each Superior Court
S. H. CHRISTIAN.
August 10, 1868. 65-lstOct.
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TAPT. j. j. DAVIS FOR CONGR ESS.-
~ Mr.. EdItor:-Please announce to the people OF the
fifth Congressional District, that Wake Voters respond
ing to Franklin voters will give Capt JOSEPH j. DAVIS
cordial support for seat in the next Confederate Con-
gress MANY WAKE VOTERS
July z, 1868. STD.
= MUEL HI. III RISTIAN FOR CON-
- GRESS.-Many of the citizens of MooI Q County de-
sire to vote for SAMUEL HSCHRIST1AN of MontgOm.
cry County, representative in Congress from the 7th
COnC ressionaI District. 80
July TO- 1858. Std.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
McoicaI.
How TO Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF 1sEAsE.

TINHE primary cause Of every disease bat flesh Is
i heir To IL mpurity Of the blood. Ili blood bO-
eOmea impure frOm many causes. lIfure air or
change OF weather, unwholesome food NJ exposure
are among the principal causes OF imHnty OF the
blood. Tho symptoms are glddinesa, hepachei con-
fused thoughts, eyes dull snd heavy, droAness con-
stpation OF the bowels, bad taste In the outh, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the bac and legs,
oss Of appetite, sleepless nights, cohc, famp pain
and tightness OF the chest heartburn, Roand rheu-
matism, pukng and purging, ehllls and fers more
or less accompanying these, and long trt of troub
iesome and dangerous affections. all Of With may be
prevented and cured by taking a few dies OF DIR.
STRICKLAND's VEGETABLE PUhIFYkg ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the bpd and put
the stomach, bowels and liver in aheaithioondiuon
They are particularly suitable for chronic III nervous
diseases. Every family and every soller should
keep a supply OF these Pills, az many diseles are OBJ
waited by thelr use, They ars a mild andlaie med.
cine, and be taken vt any time wlthog danger OF
taking cold.
Sold by all druggists, or sent to any paron receipt
OF twenty Ave cents and stamped enyelde address,
ed DR.. SfRIOKLAND, east Fourth strol, cincinna-
q, ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

Notice.-The .Hibernian and st. Joseph's
Beneficial Societies, and also tho Congrega'
ton ofSt Joseph's Church, are particularly
requested to meet at Shoup' Hall, Wednes-
day evening next, Decemberg3d, at seven
o o'clock, for the purpose of mlking the pre-.
sentation on behalf of said Congregation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

Fire on East Fourth Street.-opits IN
extensive FIRE occurred to-day on Fourth street
cast end, on the canal, in the dry ho,be OF
Clegg & Wood manufacturers Of Woodware.
There was some little trouble in getting the
Steam Engine to work, but with the assishnce
of the hand machines, which were promptly
on the ground, the flames we're speedily ex.
tinguished. When we left torrent of vater
was being thrown from the engine.
Captain Patton, Chief of Fire Department
had his whiskers and brows burned or, but
escaped other injury two lremon were ,lso
injured one considerably.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
Something Extraordinsry.-Tho !

W W.T. s-HN1'Hy y - '''"''
at Huber & Sons Toy Sto;c, beats any
thing ever seen or heard tell ol in these parts.
1t looks as though every body had broke loose
and run wild, to present their children and
friends with Christmas Gifts, ard no wonder,
for the quantity Of toys that they have on ex-
hibition on their shelves is perfectly bewildor.
ing. We advise all to go early o No 2sO,
Third street. and make their selections
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
pnnth of B. N. AYres. Eco. 20 d M

Death of B. M. Ayres, Esq 1T is WIN
great pain that we anpopnce the death Of Mr.
Ayres, the Auditor Of Montgomery county,
This sad event occurred last night bout IL
o'clock. Probably no decease, for length
ofyears, has created more profound sensa-
ton of regret in the city and county,
wherever the deceased was known The loss
to community is irreparable, lie l,aves a
wife and three small children.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
SteFeScOpes 4 Stereotype Views
Ainimcntum.
WORTHY OF the NINEFEESTR CENTURY.
DR. E. ooSwAY,s

Dh. Es CONWAHfS
L L N i M E N TU M
Fer tho speedy and eneciual cure Of
E FL II u III "A II I s ma :
IN presenting the "Ilnimentum" 10 the pubic q,
II one OF the beet and most curative meoicinea o
the day, do not wish to be understood a. claimin
for 1.-THE powerof performing unheard Of cures, bOi
l.INIMENT, Il hss no equal. The "Llnimenium'
has
Never been KnOwn To FAN,
In any case OF rheumatism, no matter Of how lon,
standing, where the directions Wero carefully follow
cd, nor, iHdesd, an the case Of any disease ,or which
Il 10 recommended.
In cases Of neuralgia paine in the back side. and
ehasi, cramps IN the stomach, spraina spiual iriia
aud weAknpsa, chrsnic sores burns scalds ffost
ed feet and hands, tooshaehe, headashe, ac. ts
Ths ''Ilnimentumg is tbs result Of many years
perseverng experitnont and comhnea among ~ rare
1celleneies me "a. amount virtues Of
AN EXTRAORDINARY PENETRATIVE
POWER,
Which other Linimehi poskossea, and which il ths
secret OF the unparalleled success which meets lhe
Lnimentnmt ehereveriti is used.
try 1T ONCE AND you WALL RRvKR RR
WITHOUT LT.
u put up in 70 oant 40 cent and Al boitles Nth
pdi dlreaoona Tor uae, ana man pulaciuraI oulV ~
Dr. n CONWAY, pfoplistot
No. aSp Third 81, Dayton Oldo .
tot sale oy msfshAnin and dfuacsis sVelyWhsie,
~~F4~Hl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

@itp NotlrFs.
NOTIOE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

NOllCE Is hereby given That there arc now pending
before the City Coun Il OF tho city OF DAY ton tha
following Ordinances, to-wiG
Te grade, gra rel, curb aud gutter Magnolia stree
from Warren street TO tue entt liue Of out lot No %
ln pursuance TO the law said Ordhnnoes wste twice
read laid on the table, and the Clerk Instructed give
four weeks notice Of The pendancy OF the same.
Tfqlaw requires all claims for damages that may
accrne nom said Improvements to be hled ia writing
with tle City Clcrf setting forth the amount OF dam
ages claimed, within two weeks after the expiration
OF the time qured for the publication OF such notice.
when the same will he 4aken mp Tor hua action.
de9liw ANTHONY STEPHEks, City clcrk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
Trunks, Sc.
NEW TRUNK sMANUPACFORY.
@. II. l. WE,

NO. als THIRD sTREEf, DAYTON, OHIO. oEf.
DOOR WEST on LADoW's MARBLE YARD.
ME sould mosi respectfully INFORM iha citisens
w OF Dayton and The pNhlto IN geneiai that 10
have opened IIunk manuiactoFy, where We will
keep on hand all kinds OF Trunks, NaHs6- Camel
and Travelling hags, an al NhicE VIII sell ai ghoie
sale or rcieil a. cheap as any house in the riy.
fAf.eeiai Aleniion pass 70 repAinng Old lTunks. p
NIB We elso have two aeres of good landlp liiami
CiJ Which W Nill eali cheap tsldh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

New Hose Reel-We notice that new
and splendid hose reel has been purchased for
the Steam Fire Engine, "Western." It was
manufactured, we believe, ln otlowa, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

The Catholic Fair.-The Catholic Fair
for the benefit of the Hoy Trinity Church
will open on Wednesday, evening The man
ayers have made great PREPARATION and the
Fair will be one of the belt ever held in the
city,