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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28
AlLlTARY NOIICES.

A TTENrIOY, Foreign Isgion. for drill at
IA Old MARKET Hall, this (uonday) evening, Sep
tember xsth, 1t O'Clock precisely.
by order ol Capt A rLfECuyer.
se 2S-1tt GEO WARREN AOS
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CNAkM Of loo acres in Hanover county, ON the
Il Mountain road, IA miles above Richmond abd )
miles from the Fredericksburg Railroad, for safe
At the request Of Mr. l. b .rick, offer for sale
the farm Of 100 acss which lie now resides, about
one third cleared, balance IN oak and pine wood
The improvements consist OF dwelling ~ by Is,
containing rooms also, Kitchen, barn, stable,
house, snioke housc tobacco barn, &C. and q well of
the water lear the dwelling. Possession given
the 1st 0f December Next.
re 2S-St GODDiN APPERSDN.
TNARM OF Us acres on the Mountain road, Z mts
north OF Richmond, aud fronting also on the
Brook PIankr0ad, for saIc.-Wo authorized 10
sell the above Ocated farm. II adoins the lands Of
are the place two log houses and about 900 cords
Of pine wood. portion IF the lind is ceared aud
Sc as-s: GOnDIN APPERsoN.
100 ACRES of Wood Land on white Oa, Swamp
IVVD Ave. m.ies bel,w kichlnoI,d, Tor saIe.-We
authorized 70 sell loo acres Of Wood Land located
as above, uear the residence of MIR Winston Jordan,
aud nearly adjoining the farm Of Mr. W H9ainger.
60 as-st GopDlN 4 APpERsoN.
lDEAUTlTUL aud highly improved Farm. Of i2s
ID acres, near to the Brook Plankroad, aud "a
r. I'd. and n miles North Of Riehmond, for tale -
At the request Of Mr. Allied Winston, We offer for
sale the bsantifui and highly improved Parm. To-
Gated - above, on which he now resides. aud front
. very high state Of improyemenk having been
lined. aud nearly ons-half la clover aud ersrs.-
There b . wsll-selected yonng orchard Of peach,
apple, and pear trees, ia full bearing 1t ID we'll
watsrod and has pump Of excsllsnt water ia the
yard. The dwelling and out buildings are all new,
and ample f0e the accommodation Of large fam.
uy. The purchaser can have immsdia possession
Tor Ae1din9, With full possession Of the b.ldugs 1t
Christnas; and csa purchase the growing crops,
atock, &c, ct valuation. Also, - acses Of Land.
heavily wooded, ~ miles distant, ON the tams
road. on which thsss is good house and $40 cords
ef srason4d pine wood. Ar Winston will take
pisssars In shoving the property to those who nsy
~ = ssss ~'' : aoDDIN AppRasoN.
TWO Tracts q Land 10 Goocha.nl county fos sais-
One ecoataiaLpg l00acses (tw0-t thirds wood land
q. The 1hree- Chopped rad, leadng from kichusOpd
oCAAFiolteeville, - miles ahoge the former place
b - IN u very good dwsaHag hoase, kttchsn .ics
honsa ard other oat Is0Des, end exosloe veil d
waAoe u ths yasd; sleo, .. yard, pow y opsra
conlsinlng q acfeo, = - uhos , callsd ~ H4gl
~. Iso3ns 3 OD3snsia, q - Jana river esasi
s 9aeo dlgl6ne eFs0 thss plDee, unh GOD duea
~ - q neos11osy eatt0aooA
1ay 60 w1hiao = putoAeoo um eall q ~ sse
Sesihss = DshAn, asas Ce4Af feint, - ~ Jn1nsl
6nSs-xMA = sssAs, y sait ~ psssAaeas, NH
sssS-SIssSsf lslhAn, 0sssAlss1 =, W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

EWNti--On Tuesday last, package Of money
IT which the owner can have by describing pro
Ierty and paying the expense Of this advertisement
oh application to G W ChANCkiJOR,
Sc rs .-3ts University Of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

AND for Sale "ltei for sale my tract VI Ii,u.
1 4 containing near 800 acres, lying in the upper
end Of Hanover county, some 22 miles from Rich
n1ond, adjoining the lands OF Boiling Vaughn aud
others. There is about half Of the land cl. ared
aud good heart, the remainder in oak and pine
There are some thirty Of excellent low grounds
Tue place is we'll watered. The mpr0Ve Vements COD
sist Of two story framed dwelling, nearly iiu-
shed. The out houses are good. There is al tx
ceiient spring very convenient.
For particulars address ut Rock VILE Post Office,
Hanover county, or Mr Jones, 40 li3 Broad street,
Richmond, Va.
Price $40 per acre. JAS u SUCkDLS.
n
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nksKRTRD. From Battery 8, Richmond De-
IL fences, on the 10th inst, VIM johnson, Pri-
V.ts company D. 18th Virginia battalion. Said
Jshnst 10 & feet inches high; red hair: cut
short blue syss and short whiskers, cut a Ia mill
lairs IL q II rylahdsr, and has most probably en-.
listed in the Maryland Lias II NORTON.
seH ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

W ANTEO-Tn purchase. u first c.ass Canal
w Dost, Of the Iarseat size address "a ~
Box asa. F'chmond o. naming price, &c
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Ritb1n1Ilh 8ispalft.

I'm. DGGPASC1 = psblisheA nAKs, Qpan6ayo
~ Prtn for 0atllue - pH yeas: g ~
- wcnsAs tArss 0eas6s - 60 9anek oo-0
ssssscs s4ns W8ExLY nnrAsea = -
rSssxs1 & s1a s'ss !. '.:.s;. ::
Il, snd uAibsd 10 saascsibsss q - pss anaan,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

TAKEN up, gu Thursday last, a Confederate sOrrel
Horse, one Waite spot on his forehead aud nose
Any one who will come forward, prove property,
sud pay ali Gaarges Can get the same.
se2S-Qt JOHN n Rl,LEEARn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

I OST On Wednesday, the 23d, u roll Of $2O Con
/ fetierate notes, enctsed in piece Of brown pa
pa think there was also q check TO order OF John
Seldom from W Little. liberal reward will he
paid apon hs delivery nj the Dispatch office.
a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

L EErEEN Dollars Reward Lost or stolen from
" Battery No 8, on the Williamsburg road, on the
e3d inst, white and yellow Setter, IL months oil, ,
has eyes Of a light green color, very broad forehead
and answers to the name Of Jack. Any person re-
turning the said Setter 70 Battery No B. giving in
sccordingly. II Ia strongly suspected that this dog
has been carried oG by boys TO Richmond.
C8 HARRISON,
90 e6-2tf Cart cong Battery No 9,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

Ay ANTED-To Land Owuers--I wish To iea,e.
" TOT the war, good Gs.n, upon which from
zen TO twenty hsnda could be worked; or I wou,l
work such place In parthsrsh;p with the owner
ny post oace 10 Rspidsu Btxtion. Cu,peper county,
- ]o--Ss' HENRY MAS8IE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

fTNEN Dollars keward.-i0st, during a pleasure
excursion to Dre3ry's Bun, on Thursday, a
sold gold CrOss, with round opal set vine wreath
engraved On the 'front.' anh plain the opposite side
Ten dollars reward will be paid u tue finder if d..
hssred to Mrs DR. A G LANE, ut Wlnder Hospital, or
u this office. sc 2G-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

W ANTED-Two Rooms, On ahockns IIili, euita
Die for Sehoo', Address "Prycr." Boz as5,
AicumOno. 50 23-lfo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

NTANTED-An experienced Tanner, to take
wv charge OF a tannery IN Prince Edward CO.,
Va Apply at the office of PBSUBLETT.
Commission Merchant, Shockoe slip.
2l-ThENfIf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28
REAL ESTA TIE FOE SALE.

MOsr desirable Farm Of 5i3 acres, in Charlotte co,
AVA near the l,anviile railroad, for saie-We offer
for saIe tract OF Land in the county of CT ar;ote,
lying Oh IIOrsepen and Reynolds creeks, four miles
from Mss'ng Ford Depot, and three miles from R0a
noke Depot, Richmond aud napv ilie railroad, now &C.
cupied by MIR Vim Madison Watkins Il contains 5l3
acres, has 100 acres Of excellent low ground, all
ample supply Of timber and wood land, very large
orchard Of the finest fruit trees, large garden a
framed dwelling house with rooms, (surroun,ied by
q grove Of fine oaks with the springs convenient !
but not in very good repair all necessary out houses
including barns, stables, and negro quarters, well
built aud in very oj couition. The piaItal ion lies
iu excel cut neighboi hood convenient 20 several
churches, healthy. good society, &c. sir Isaac u
Caring ton. whose ecsiieLca a,joins will show tie
land Ise 2S-H GODiilS l. APFERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

nY ANTED-TO buy good Canal Boat, for which
w liberal price will be paid. Also, wanted
500 cords Of Wood, to be delivered the river be
tween City Point and Richmond. Address "ROA
NOkE, Petersburg" stating capacity, price, &c.
az 23-5lA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

WANFEp-kyery citizen 10 gend rs their Wiuter
W Cioihing To Scoar. Send them at onee 10
KINGS, Main 1t,
se .s-at- Near the Spots wood
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

IINilIRTY Dollars Reward Stolen from nv COW
i pen. Thursday ngh'. = beautiful ueife., about
% months old, white, with small yellow spots
Butchers are requested to keep an eye on any one
tdering her f.r sale. The above reward will be
lsi for the detection OF the thief
JOHN PARKER.
% 20. -2tf On Brock Road. near Toll ate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

Osf-On the gath last, child's pl.in Gold
l Bracelet, either ct the dancing hail, Excl Lapge
Hotel, or between there and Main street, on 18th
The finder will bs literally rewarded by leaving the
ssms ct this Office. II A MOkGAN.
assist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

"y ANTED-To rent or buy u House containing
w from to rooms; Church Hill Preferred
Possession desirsd by the LIST 18th OctOt er. Ap
ply to CLOPCON LYME,
se 22-Gt Cor Frankiiu and Wall sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

WANTED-An officer wishes to purchase a LOree
!" for cavalry service. Irquire or
Major JOHN MAYNARD,
De 25---3tf 9th, between Main and Franklin sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

WANTEU-Od Ssove-Pipe and Sheet hon. for
w which the highest prices will be paid.
CD YALE h co,
ee 25-6t* Iron Block, Governor st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

N ANFti~Eyery lady to know that aties' and
ShiidFehs Dresses sre CLEANED like new by
.n kiNts. at kings occurring Eslablishment. Main
1t, near tae SpotswGod. On 9s sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

TWENTY FIVE Dollars Reward.-Strayc cd, q smaii
red Cow, with one horn broken OIL, a slit in one
ear and with ali iron chain around her horns The
Abose reward will be paid Oh her return %
Mrs III SrANARD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

WANTED.-A Tanner, Of II years prac ice, and
w who 10 competent to take charge and manage
the Tanning aud Curryinx business, wishes en-
ployment md can be seen at No - Main street
~ 2A6tf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20

stdnlsnSs S6attn Strrt&ttt unS F& nit Nutu,
6fSsdt; tie llnttrSraduns son. IltGftrnanS,
1ar6tn, ststnrstr, Sfnboat, Wtrfp
.anS SnOttTsnOrH ptl&et ebetrrs aomsuHlh }
npr hsstaIb isinrr stsuuns tntbobtn ipIasOt,
neil er tRrsRSaft stnus mar, FER a~rdafdmsn
SsRonbIans tinss fsinsr Sstatdnten. bur6 gsr
neral GORDON Granger Su OpsOuirtn, ala Be,
lObnun9 eafIr ~bu6 @rnsral. @orSbn @rdnasr
stntn~ Dsat(htn Stresanfen (Sp5n DspptrN
Der isBt bet Ter S&Ia6t bel Rarfressbrrp tSSt.
lt4 :ostpanrst porOtn, Oynr un~ttrfunnua 6
stunern an BEN Dnumtn ~aufttns, nnS bae or
S6tra SnottlfeofH um fEtns. Strluna braht,,
Dtte bsfastrr @ranssr isBt gum General 0aidr
b~sf6resrt /; Stisss Tpttnt ,rSirfGA bnsz tia,ise
StrSisnf pts General Granger in BEN ausm
General 5aasd's Su fem. bsnn anbtrr 5tTOta,
ttatsn iinb Spn ibm biFStr urG 'nt&t veTFl2tst
rrorren. Sann 80 infer futain ilmRanOtn
nnfanrRe lsin, rptRn In FER grnss Hh l~lnaufrtss
rrnSstt, 3ristroht unb Generalization aeItsno
matt, uHb ba6 Die btitn pairiotsn, an Der aIfd.
lt6tn SstnHisuuS .reS 8rttsts ttrsiisIR2 -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20
Rnno(6au.

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.8ats a~nisrss Isstst SIattts spsItrdstn, bic at.r
utbt rsr Dirt iinr, tpit he oisuttht oSn Ran&vn
1rfnn aub 9sraos ni6t ssplnfdf, ntsr. bed,
mas Mot sisI b.Tty il, srparttt purrea.
9idsSurs anp .pprt 5uNiOn bistsu nod tmr
nsr ZEN, HrrptR Eros unp unisrs Gruppen benz
Ten nod ntbt an Elm aafss6tn ottfer' pi&tetn
QuRfts, trUb Ter 9rablsrrttn Der ganttPs unO
trOs rsy 5suImsisrttea farltttr G~iarmiRtn.
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wisotr prn ~unisrsn SruPpsn bsitSt fas Bailey
rf 9irsinia rpn rta gantstS siiautstt tporSen,
Die SalttnUrr-S btc Saku IT. tbstIptifs jtrR6rt
uno See uRo Gin GROCER 9btti fsineE QTmre BE-
iTupst i'd bsuts4pitHsr auf btH SCSta Rarps
Iantt. Tqts:Iberra1&tnbt GtrientTt, bic BON
nod svOstren 6UIssa btsirttt fsiR TsrNtu, bn
See, Rnitr EtiaRrsns urD sUrf&ttst GtIbbsrr,
.Istntn 10 Ut&tissu 3us tbut, rbne pes GrfCIart
i'm goraIs btUie ~ ltin uub I'D fur a1s MSa.
.litsu 3wtI&tnfaGr esfedt ~. batsHt 8stm
ItBtidttiesn usbISans n6sr btR pptOmar MAR
barprrs Jsr,Y Der 9rsis /; pituet6t prr6rn bic
nI6Rsu lass f6rn bit plous Qtt's RHtbfda.n,
ron stnsn mir. uus bic btRen grfulae Ssr(vrt.
dsn. Das @iud btsauftstt sIsi6 AnFanas
bttlsu nsurn Sperattcnsklan, btun Die @sa-
nabms Bin6sRtvs unN bic 9tfanstnntbmune
Der Fort RaNcnirtsn 81 1000 gantseS 10 elm
grrts, far prH htrItIts au.iR f@pB uHttrHOu..
men perNtn tcnRtt. ,Gussrtsn stbranttn m.
fer. 1rusetn GafsItR a6sr au& nod on $500
pfsrts, 400 @6SR nab faR fir juei g0I.
liSu,n 8tissssOrratbs.\ @tIrup; Der yauIe,.
&su.,el, rtI&sE Der S&Vdsu bitfts IpnR 10
Isladtarn nah ~sstsRrtsa aanSRrtSs NAT 10
leibtr tntlpulueH. -.
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stUFprO Ssts Bee RappaRaRRO6 eanlst& S0Es
ftapanb, R.Rs I'D. Sur@ sst's: rafAts 3auetIu
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mad Narpluab osrItsen.
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utaer ais btuurubia.ue, anb ba nod fur ap,l
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bic ganists BEN SaassI3 an ben EtIiaa anlssss
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Die RsIhtamatbtst gtasnHs sSay Dpst 9ub.
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lraassfAIas.u. uuS FOLDER 1sIbssmatt loat.
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pi&t fret az FSin2 8rRiAtsn lana bfg RuTStn
tpit1t9t ben Sa6sn, uAtsgipMtn MIL
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rem fribsren tustiasH Sttpatt SiAaoI 10 m,
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pon tnti Hii1ttftlaefssn &6ltl IS ganr.ts.
anssetiFrn nn6 naA hsitm aant 5tnsmnsa.
Waa sIautt bae Die Ntlanits hur4 bis aata
IfdusIi4su e&sRs aupFaalaRls pusts,
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Sd '3DstTr nt&t, Sds bic &ORsn CUR gusflE.
runs eitIss gInnts ltl&t dufsstrtsbsa psrotn
apO ras unfsss Atsisrura tas tlntsn
nt6ntsn untrRitssn pirO. Gas Dtittrt ptu
ID Ssrsr~ Gtnftta ibtrI fen.
@u6tu Sis 6rtsOrn. lirbsr In;siesr.
Gturt, 8. Sant 1863.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02
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THE
DAYTON EMPIRE.


Friands Of Constitutional Liberty, the DAYros
EnprHE, once more greets you, and takes place
along with the other Democratic papers OF the State,
rs an advocate of your principles and defender Of
your rghti. II ardenty expects at your hands a
warm aud friendly reception.
An important Ga npagn is before US, fraught with
more OF good or evil than any which has preced'
ed it, The Iife OF the Nation and the Liberties of the
people are at stake. The coming months are preg-
nant with mi ghty events, and every man should be
fully "posted" on the current issues, 30 as to be able
to perform his duty as becomes freeman The great
battle between Centralized Power and Individual Lib
erty-Democracy and DesPotsm-is now being
fought. II our people are true to themselves the
Constitution and the sublime teachings o patriot
forefathers the contest cannot be doubtful The
reat mission of the Democratic party which has ever
stood az the buwark of the Union and the champion
of the Consultation, 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 perpetu
alton o Democratic principles as expounded by JET
fsrson and Jackson This most momentous results
hang upon the issue. Tine past il dead, save in its
essons ofexperenve. The Constitution, il preserved,
y tho beacon ght that will guide us to point
safety from the present storm and conflict II tram
pied under foot and destroyed, we forever lost
n darkness, gloom, anarchy 1t is the mission Of the
Democratic party to preserve intact that Constitution
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TO tho proud days Of the Republic, when peace smiled
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Tho life OF our glorious Union and the sanctty
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Special Notices.
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases OF the throat chest and pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidiOuH and dangerous The
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate, and uproot
these complaints, must be expeotorant, anodyne and
inygorating oosening the mlcus OF the throat, aud
imprting tone to the entire system. No discovery IN
medical scence ever mustered this class OF diseases
like Dr, Wynk0Qps Iceland PectOiG. it Is used with
the most astonishing results in All OF brOnehis
Influenza, whoOpnE cough, dptheriA or putrid sore
taroai asthma, Group coughs, colds, nervous irra
bility, &c.
The Rev j. J. Potter certdes that 'I have used pr
Wynkoops Peciora for several years, myself aud in
my iamlly, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended II 10 many Others, and have never
seen it, equai." Rev. J. J. Potter, BrookiynN "
Hundreds aud thousands OF important testimoni.
ais could 10 produced showing It's remarkable cures
and that Il never fails.
IL ~ composed Of pure iceland Moss Balm Of Oil.
cad, Peruvian Balssm, ElecampaDe, Comirey, Bur-
dock, aud other invaluable expectsrant aud tonic in
gradients: It's harmless, prompt and lasting h-
vnlds and suherers cannot afford 20 neglect trial
Every family should have it ID ~ remarkable Tor
Uroup. Fun descriptions, recommendations and al
recuOns accompany each bottle.
sold IN Day'on BY W. w. stewart aud all pnnoipal
Druggists.
Prepared by Dr. r. y. wynkoop, and sold by D. 5.
Barnes 4 CO., New York, se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02

The Draft,-Tbe quota of Montgomery
county under the draft to take place in Janu-
airy, is about six hundred and fifty men, APP
portioned to the wards and townships as fol-
lows First Ward 35; Second Ward q;
Third Ward A. Fourth Ward 80; Fifth Ward
lS; Sixth Ward 81; Madison township 27;
Jefferson 20; jackson 3O Perry 2G; Clay 32
Randolph 2s; Wayne II; Butler 49, German
38; Washington 20; Miami 55 Harrison 40
Madriver 22 Van Buren 28.
II is said that the Loyal Leaguers will rush
10 the call in such numbers as to obviate the
necessity of draft. They are expected to
Swarm" along the highways and byways
singing their favorite song Of "rally around
the flag, boys" Go in.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02
HEIMSTREET'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

1T Is NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair 10 ts original color. by supply.
ing the apilaTy tubes with natural susienanoe ian.
paired by age disease, All instantaneous dyes
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beauty of thu hair, and ail6rd Of no dress
ing. Heim-treets lnimigable Coloring not only re-
stores hair 70 H. natural color by an easy process, but
gives the hair a
LUXURlANr BEAUTY,
Promotes is growth, prevents its falling cd, ersdi-
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the head. It has stood the test OF time, beng tho
original Hair COloring andls constantly increasing in
ayor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. It's sold
hy all respectalae dealers, can b. procured by them
oi tho commercial agents, d. D. harnes a Co., H02
broadway, Nov York. Two sizes, my cents and one
dollar. EoZ2diy
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A Dastardly Act,-Passing by the office
of DR.. f. Conway, on Third street, we noticed
That his beautiful and costly sign had been
struck with a stone, and completely ruined.
On enquiry we learned that it was done on
the night of the Abolition jollifcation, by
some cowardly scoundrel, who was heard to
remark, as he threw stone against it, that
ut belonged to id traitor and ought to be
smashed up" Language is inadequate to
properly characterize the infamy of such n
dastardy proceeding.
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BaIIanoipbam's RreOru.
VALLANDIGMAM'S RECORD.

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02

At Auction,-The attention Of persons
who wish safe investment of their money is
called to the sale of lots which takes place to-
morrow, Tuesday, November 3, 1868. The
valuable lots Nos. 2585 to 259S, inclusive,
fronting on Henry and La Belle streets forty
two feet front, by one hundred and thirty.two
feet deep are offered at auction, on the prem
ises. For further particulars see posters, or
call on C. P. Huber & Son, auctioneers, No.
2S0 Third street, and see plat.
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Important to all Interested.

Js II. LENIA a. SON,
Successors TO Lentz Wsckel)
uANE just received from the Eastern market, al
1 i cash purchases, large assortment OF mems, la
dest boys youths, misses aud chlldren's Boots,
shoes and Caters, of the first quality and latest sty e
and at prices that defy competition. Also, good rs
soriment OF Hats and Gaps for men aud boys. All
kinds Of work made 10 order Of the best material ad
workmanship. tt Is warranted.
FRED. + WECKEL, foreman, will surely please
1ou Il you give them q trial.
Call and examine their stock before puEuha else
whera ]. +. LENTz SON,
Aul9 lOl Main, between Third and Market