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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-27
BOARD OF CT AIMS.
SPECIAL NOTICE ..z.


SPECIAL NOTICE. -s-
DARTIES TO the following claims are hereby notI.
aed that the Docket has been taken up for the
Persons having claims before this Board, and failing
to appear Will their witnesses upon the day adver-
tised, viii be considered sat reported Us having
sIIAs F. ALLEN, Chairman.
VIZ. DUyRa, Recorder.
Monday, November Q9, 1863.
Estate Of Eucch Ensiey, sheltons HUI,
LOWS tast6man, " L. Thomson,
oliver D. Terry, J. O. Ewi z n. Z. AllO-
John H. Williams, ACT, way, Trus ;ees;
Elizabeth KimbrO, W B. Dortch,
LycGTgus Nelson
Tuesday, November e4th.
Cherry Ann GoosetFes, Joseph Bill,
J, hn Shacklett, Isaac Paul,
TheO. Soruggs, Vim II smith
John MI Prtrick, I. I. Perry, Guardian,
John !. Logan, p. Riman
Wednesday, November 25lh.
Mary b Crsighsad, Elizabeth Bradford,
IoibeTt err, John Wilson,
HeCroy, VIM A Sorr-ls
ThOs Scrivinar VIM NcphersoD
Vim. ID. Bradford, 1hOs. Bel.
Friday, November 2TthT
Phillip Dwell il Charlton,
MS =. Il hT1noiofut mO'rH x StTAtt0u,
LIZA Frances, ;. y. Langley,
khzdbetb Goodwin, Martha A Morrison,
r. W. Ores nsburs, John W Walker.
SaIus day, November PsIh.
Nrs Il, Bostick, D. 7. MoGavock,
James & bust, ". A. Glesyes,
Il "a albamt " hawkins,
J. n Carssy, 4 x Hyd4.
James Ferry, David D. Jones.
(No. es0)
Claimants failing to be present With their Witnesses
as notified will nDd their claims laid over to the last
Of the Docket.
The Board now holds its sittings IN the Senate
Chsmoer, commencing every dav ct O'Clock, a. m
~ The Bus ness Of the Board being retarded by
delay, on the part Of Witnesses Claimants are here
after requested to furnish the Board with the names
OF witnesses who refuse 70 SpueGr the cay Claims
are sdveTtsei, % that warrants may be Issued CON-
pelling their attendance. "a
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. %, 1868.
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Is simple sRd easy that It's principles can all b
learned Ia 3 few hours, snd email amount Of prac
tce Will enable one II for The daily PURPOSES
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-27

ESTABLIS HE'D 1850.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-27

Tbs following very jnst remarks Of the Hon. Thos
q. Benton, Z. :. senator, worthy the attentive
regard OF parents and all young persons who aRTe
any hope o! success In the business OF Life.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

he is private soldier, thereft,re we con-
elude he is either an officer, contractor,
cotton thief, or belongs TO that numerous
class Of Jackals, that follow the army and
prey upon the hard earnings of the sol
dier. We will wager that he is an arrant
coward. and We know he is scoun-
drel No doubt he would like 10 come to
Dayton and have '|the privilege ofidoing
as he wished for week. Bank vaults,
money chests and female chastity would
be benefited by his visit, on such con
dition.
We are not at all surprised that an Alb
olitiohist shonld write such stuff. sNig-
ger on the brain" is as bad as hydropho-
bis the effect on the person attacked is
to set him crazy. We have daily evi-
dence OF this. But we can make no OK
cuse for newspaper, making the least
claim to respcctability, publishing such
crazy eflusions, unless it be that the editor
is also prominent candidate for lunatic
asylum. The inference is that the. Jour
nGl would very much like to see the En-
pire office mobbed. 1t has not the cour-
age, however much inclined, to openly adj
vocate it, but makes its wishes and desir-
es known through the prominent publica-
ton Of letter written by one of its crazy
Abolition friends. In this way, doubtless,
it hopes to accomplish its object. 1t GER
taiply approves the suggestions OF its era
zy correspondent, or it would not have
published them. 1t is not news. We al
lude to this, SO that, in case of difficulty,
there win be no trouble in placing the re-
sponsibility where it properly belongs.
TDayton, Vallandigham's s city, votes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
EgDayton, Vallandigham' city, votes
Democratic.-LouisviHe Democrat.
The Election.

Wisconsin all hail From the seturns re-
ceiven, it is estimated that the Democratic
candidate for Chief Justice is elected by a ma
jority Of ten thousand This is a splendid
triumph La Crosse and KenoshO have cleo
ted the Democratic municipal tickets.
The Abolition maiorityin Connecticut is a
little less than twenty-five hundred. More
than that number of soldiers were sent into
the State, on condition that they would vote
the Abolition ticket, while no Democratic sol
der was permitted 10 return to the State
Then the influence OF the shoddy contractors,
and the fact that vast numbers Of people are
making money out of this war--that, as a
whole, the people Of the State are making
meney out OF the war-were worth FIVE to ten
thousand votes for the Abolition ticket In
Wisconsin, it is different There, the people
are losing money by the war
In Indiana and Ohio the gains are large
for the Democracy We discover how the
Abolitonists have succeeded in Cincinnati
The Democrats carried the city last fall by
1855 majority, and yet they poll SO more votes
new than they polled then. The Abolitionisls
poll 1890 more votes now than they poed
then. The Democracy were beaten by m
enormous fraud.
The returns from the illinois township elec
tions look splendidly - Chicago Times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
Another Crazy AbOIitionIst.

Some officer, shoddy contractor, or
cotton thief, writes from Camp Carthage,
Tennessee, to the Dayton journal, in the
following brave (?) style
The mail that came in last night, caused
more loud cursing and swearing than have
heard since have been with the regiment,
caused by letters containing strips cut out OF
different papers, Of the speech Of the traitor
.C. l. Vslandigham made at Hamilton, and
what that traitor sheet the Empire says about
an "eye for au eye and tooth for a tooth p
Now think if the people Of Dayton let that
sheet go on much farther, will begin to think
they are all Butternuts or set of cowards--
As far as | can see, | don't think there is a
bit Of difference between them and South Car
olina before she seeded
There is nothing in.this world that would
suit us better, than to be ordered 10 Dayton
with our company with the privilege to do as
we wished for week. think the tan yards
would be full Of dog hides, and those Of the
Butternut bue would be the most plentiful
He don't give his name, and don't say
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
The EIectlon YesterdaN.

Ihe elecuon yesterday resulted generally
auspiciously for the democracy.
In Connecticut, in 1860, Lincoln's majority
over all opposing candidates was 1922 and
the republicans elected all the Congressman,
Now the republican majority is only from
1000 to 5000, and the democracy elect one
Congressman, This is doing splendidly. 1t
must be remembered that Connecticut like
all other New England States is making
money BY the war-making money at the
cost Of the West % El
In Michigan the Democracy have made
great gains,
Louisville, Dayton, Toledo, Detroit, and
other cities have fairly covered themselves
with glory, while in Indianapolis and Cincin'
natl the military authorities, and not the peo
pie, carried on the election.-H Wayne
(Tndo) Onion,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

BALTIMORE OYSTERS
MALTBY co.'s OYSTERS
AT THE OLD Ices,

No. 800 IHlhD STREET, DAYTON OHIO,
A RE daily receiung Maltby Co.'s Oysters, direct
N from Baltnore-the best quality IN the market
winch they are nov able to sell at the OLD PRICES,
notwithstanding the rise in price 10 the East
No one, Select, and Double Select, warranted
superior to any others brought west. Try them and
prove it,.
They aleo keep constantly on hand the best articles
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Bigs, Raisins,
Nuts, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranberres, Canned Fruits, Fine Ci-
gars, Tobaccos Of different brands and all ar
ticles in season
They keep the best stock to be had, and they sell
"a low as the lowest. For the best OYSTERS and all
articles in the Confectionery line, call at
N.l fHH Il PAYNE a. HATFIELD,
de3ld4w Ul 800 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
ALLEN COUNTY.
.sslust give some Reason. ),

Under this caption the editor of the
Journal attempts to deceive his readers
with the false assertion that the elections
on Monday went against the Democracy.
The man is certainly crazy, or has even a
less regard for truth than We supposed.
Tho elections in this State will show,
when the returns come in, that Ohio is
Democratic by an increased majority. The
Democratic gains in Michigan, as far as
heard from, are very large. So it is all
over the country, with the exception Of
one or two places where the military, and
not the people, controlled the election.
Yes, give a reason for your defeat. You
can commence with this city and county
Perhaps you can trace it to greenwood
in this city, But--give us reason, by
all means.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

EFLouisville presents her compli-
ments to the radical press of the North
As body, it was SO exultant over the ac-
ton of the radical convention in this city,
she takes this occasion Of showing
that it is much easier to make platforms
than to get people to vote for them.-Eou-
;sViLie Democrat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
a9rsiztyi0ur members Of C0pgress in

D0~Sixty.i .iour members of Congress in
1859, endorsed Helpers "Impending Crisis, y
aud recommended its circulation at the north.
We append sample of its inyocations and
teachings Those sixty-four members of
Congress are now busily engaged in the for
nation Of "Loyal Leagues" and are promi
nent participants in war meetings, Read
and see il their past action is not an index
to their present motives
"Fresmen Of the North, we earnestly invite
you to organize yourselves as one man under
the banners Of liberty and to aid as in ex.
terminating slavery, We think it will be au
easy matter; Independent Of the negroes
who, in nine cases out Of ten, would be de
lighted to cut their masters throats. We are
determined to abolish slavery at all hazards
IN defiance of all opposition of tohateUe,
nature OF this ths South may take. .iu,
Notice, and gousFn themsetoes accordingly"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
All Hail WIscOnsln---1O, 900
Democratic Majority.

On Monday State election was held
in Wisconsin for Chief Justice OF the Su-
preme Court. CoTHRES, the Democra-
tic, "Copperhead' Peace candidate was
elected by 10. 900 majority. The Demo-
cracy of Wisconsin are OF the radical
North Western Democratic School, and
made an honest, straight fight. ofcourse
the Telegraph which was silent as to the
election in Dayton, but loud over the cleo
ton in London and Troy, Ohio, and
other small places, said nothing about
Wisconsin. Last fall the Democratic
majority was 1900 gain of 5000,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

BACHELORS, ATTENTION Tho attention Of
bachelors is invited to the following vail
"There are some sad sights in the world I;
a city sacked and burnt-a battlefield after a
great slaughter London in the midst Of a
plague--a ship burning at sen--a family
pning atstaryation--aj gof molasses wreck
ed on the pavement All are bad, il is true.
Bot to us, the saddest sight OF all is an old
bachelor wearing toward the end of his Jour
ney OF life, his great duty undone Poor
devil Just look at him; his shirt buttons of
his stockings out at the toe; not son or a
daughter to drop a tear, close his eyes or
leave his money to--nobody TO care for him
stunned by saint and sinner. We're we
such a man, or half Of man, the mild, re.
proving eyey Of widow or antquated maiden
lady would drive us mad But there ia still
hope. Uglier and older men than any Of out
friends have married beautiful wives who
trained them admirably and spent their money
elegantly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

-Erastus Brooks writes to the New
York Express from Washington that the
Secretary of State, with his friends, Presi-
dent Lincoln, Thurlow Weed and others, from
New York and elsewhere have had recent
satisfactory interview The war continues
between the houses of Seward and Chase,
Stanton and Blair, but the Secretary of State
is reported to have the inside track,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

EE- Notwithstanding the Democrats
didn't quite elect their ticket in Cincinna-
ii, the other towns in Ohio generally did ;
and Cincinnati came so near doing it that
the Abolitionists have nothing TO boast
Louisville Democrat. s..,. p ,rrr.i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
KENTON,
Whole Democratic ticket elected.
CLARKE COUNTY, OHIO.

ObhlhG WV
like township elected the whole DEM
ocratic ticket by 81 majority. A large
gain over last year.
In German township the charcoal "
party surrendered without fight. The
Democrats polled 200 votes.
In Mad River township the Abolition
msiority of 90 was reduced to s
BATAVIA.
The town and township of Batavia
Clermont county, have gone Democratic
The FIRST time in many years.
DARKE COUNTY.
Greenville elects the whole Democratic
corporation ticket by handsome majorl-
ty, the first time for years.
ASHLAND COUNTY.
Ashland county gives eleven hundred
Democratic.
PORTSMOUTH.
Whole Democratic ticket elected.
Township ticket elected by l5O.
BUTLER COUNTY, Il .ts,g
Old Butler is Democratic by 1000
majority. Gain Of 1000 since last fall.
Bully for Butler.
CosHoCTON
Coshocton has done her duty. The
DemOoraf says; EDga
The election for Borough and township
officers, on Monday, resulted in glori'
Gus victory for the Constitution and thC
Union. The democratic majority in th'
Borough is 4O--and in the township, 50
being handsome gain in each over tl'
October election.
Lincoln'S draft Commissioner and tw'
Of his Msrsbals, ran on the abolition TICK
ct. and were badly beaten Lincoln
Assessor was also beaten for township As
SCISSOR. ,su. s. autf-L
The whole democratic Ticket in Jack
son Township is elected in by from 8 :
I2majority. The Abolitionists have car
risd that township every spring for eigh
years. Bully for jackson where
Seth McClain and his bullies
ADRIAN, MICH.
Whole Democratic ticket elected.
DETROIT. MICH.
Whole Democratic ticket elected b
700 majority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

A MASSACHUSETTS ELoPEMEST T--Massachu.
setts has some queer laws aud customs -
Charles Smith eloped from Chesterfield lately
with the wife OF Austin H. Ring. Ring
pursued the couple to New Haven aud had
them taken back. Smith was tried and sent
to jail for sixty days for assault on the woman
who returns 70 her husband -MAl p L-.L
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

.HNHE undersigned intends 10 sell his lot at Cham
II berebuig, ONO, IL contains four acres OF land NJ
under good board.fenee, and Is situated on the Yorp
road On the lot ia good log house with adoinnr
frame part containing kitchen and one room; also 4
good well, stable, &c. For terms Of sale call on IN
proprietor, Reinhold Peter, Frederiehshug, or Johr
Meyer on the place, a4ws5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
5anaasky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. X.

saAt "a ~ ~ "a . s stss;,...s,,ssy
IN aud alter december ~, 1850, anu uurl fufth.,
~ nouce, Passenger and l'reight rryun- will leat
DAYTON, gong north, as follows.
O1f a. NJ. through Freight and Accommodation
O.tO with fas enger Car attached.
ln.lD A. NJ. mAil TRAIN lOr Springfield Culumhni-
lOsOU Urbana, Belleionttine, Forest CLYDE uu1
aahaushy, eoAnectng at Springfield with Tinn fDl
bphuon anu tViumbls, arriving IN Columbus at $50 D.
nj At Uftau0 with train for Columbus m Forest ,yti
Tram ON l1ltsburR, NJ. Wayne a Chicago H. X goinp
E9si arriving IN Jrostine al $40 ami Pittsb,ifg NJ
$50 NJ; ht clyde with Tram on Cleveland and Toledo
X. H. solug kasti arriving IN Cleveland At $40 D M
DunllTk al $3.50 m, snd Duilao &C 6:3O 4 m Coin,
West, arriving IN Toledo at 1910 M Detroit at 01b ~
m, Chicago at 1850 m, aud Sandusky at b:i5 % m
EJ1 4. M. Night Express Tor Springfield, Urbapa
Osll and belleontalne, connecting at Forest Wnb
lrih gong hast on Ptisbirg, FL Wayne and Chicago
hoad arriving Crestlme at t:l6 a M pittsbirgit "a
m. Going West, with Tran grTlVug la H. WAYNE Al
bZo M and Chicago at lO.IO n Clyde win Tram
on Cleveland and Toledo X. R. arriving in Cleveland ni
$3.50 M DunArk AZ AuU aud buffalo 10 $50 10 m
reaches Sandusky at 7;4o
y nE 4. M. huutaEliC Accommodation. lfaytt,.
t.UO Dayton ON arrival Oi Train IrOm Uiucinnai, ,
Reaching springfield at 800 m, Urosna at lU.ls h mn
West Liberty at li23 m, boleioutapu Vt n Oh 10 ma
and huntsville at l2:lIA m
Tickets via this Line TO a points North, l4,t and
West, be had at the Ticket Once iu hr Union uep
--SAM'L W. KING, Ticket Agent.
80 Fare always AZ low HB by any other routt
For Information relative 20 shipping freght Nv thu
Route Apply NJ the Company fuolsht Dopui.-I b
MAhohlt Agent. Ii. hlCh, stpt ruteuueut
NJ. U. CLAir, Gen. Ticket Agent. janiU
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
WISCONSIN.
INDIANA

The Indianapolis Sentinel says Our
returns from the township elections in va.
rious localities throughout the State give
the gratifying evidence Of the steady prog
rcss Of sound conservative sentiment.
Wherever the ballot-box and open debate
have been tolerated, we find that the peo-
pie express, most decidedly, their condem
nation Of the rninous policy Of the Adj
ministration. There is no mistaking that
such is the honest and intelligent judg-
mont of the people, and that it is daily
growing in strength. The masses Of the
people, free from the corruptiops and un-
awed by the exercise Of despotic power,
are srraying themselves under the old
Democratic flag, the true representative
Of constitutional liberty, as the only hope
of restoring the Union and preserving the
Constitution and institutions az they came
from the fathers of the Republic, uuim
paired.
ALLEN COUNTY.
Wayne township goes Democratic by
447 majority. Gain.
Madison township increased Democrat
ic majority.
st, Joseph gives 25 Democratic major
ity.
Cedar Creek has gone from 25 to &c
Democratic majority.
DE KALB COUNTY.
Concord township gives from 70 to SC
Democratic majority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
Splendid Property for Sale.


! "a IsA,RE CHANCE
1lHE spbtefiber ofete for sal ~bis IKN.ACEE LOT,
II ndioinlag Dayton Vipw. D. Hfoeatea on road t.
faV rods north ot;pt Salsnn ro, and just half amle
wostof tho Rivee u has on q small Frame houao;
bnck SMOKE and spring house, Spung of never
falling watori an 0reharl orchard o about Two hund-
red thirty young Peachuees; several splendid Apple
trees, Siberian Grnb-appe trccs number Of Amber,
and iargc number of Noriila Cherry trees,- good
boarersi large number Of bearing Grape vines; and
q number Of other advantages too numerous To mer.
ton " "a Il.
ms Attractive properly hns on u one oil iho most
deightff building spotsin the conty iron whichc can
Be seen large pxpanse Of country, embracing the
Dayton Western and Dayton Michigan Railways.
cultivated, ThetEi aud llorth sdt- &c DE lot are
lenced WITH thrifty Osage oange hedges sdhe prop
erty viii be sold at hafgain. e
Also, several eligible BUILDING LOTS In Miami
CITY sre offered ior sale on far terms,
Apply SOON, q thestbscneer 10 Miami Cty.
p2td3w ~ PE1isR NpfFN.
u DISSOLUTION. N.sI4...g
TINHE partnership heretafore existing between the
IL Undersigned, IN the wholesale CrockerY business,
at No Os Second street, Is this day dissolved by
tual consent. j. Il. Hecker will continue the husi.
ness aud VIII settle all claims for or against said hrm.
THEODORE BARLOW,
FRANK X. HECKLER,
In retiring from the above firm would recommend
n all the patrons OF tho old firm unlimited confidence
IN Mr. T. X. Heckler, aud would urge the liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon the old firm to be continlied
ioiedim THEODORE BARLOW.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
"a q EslsiIli...l q 3 - ~

ON and after Sunday, May 8, 1869, traiua vii
" leave Union Depot, sixth street, lot Toledo an
All intermediate points Hs ioows.
Toledo and Chicago Mail ats.lOam.
LhcagO aud Detroit NlgEt Express at suU u m
NH X. NJ. shOBMAkEk, supounieuteut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
DUBUQUE. IOWA,

Whole Democratic ticket elected. This
is the home Of MkHoxY.
LOUISVILLE, ky.
Democratic mayor elected BY 400 ma
jority
WISCONSIN.
This gallant little State goes Democrat
ic by 0,000 majority. Gain, 5000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
BUTTERNUT VICTORY,
.sEow COACH IN.
Coed News lrOm all Quarters.
DEMOCRATS EVERYWHERE VICTORIOUS
WISCONSIN 10000 DEMOCRATIC
Ohio Observation-Disclosures Democratic

There was preeoncerted arrangement
on part Of the Telegraph and the Aboli'
tion press to send of all over the country
every Abolition triumph in tho late cleo
tions, and to suppress ss far as possible
the news Of all Democratic victories. We
are obliged, therefore, to depend chiefly on
the mail and the weekly Democratic pa
psrs, for the news and now we open up
column TO record what the telegraph
aud the Abolition papers suppress
DAYTON.
The whole Democratic city ticket cleo
led by $50 majority and majority OF the
Council Four wards out of ak, Demo
cratic gain over last fall 800.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Twelve out of fourteen township Demo
cratic Majority over 1900 gain o,
500.
COLUMBUS
Whole Democratic City Ticket elected,
Mayor, Marshal, DC, &c, a majority of
the Council Democratic. Average ma
jOrity over 1000.
TOLEDO
Democratic Mayor elected by 200 ma
;ority. Large Democratic gain.
TIFFIN,
Entire Democratic ticket elected by a
large majority.
BUCYRUS.
Whole Democratic ticket elected by Il
large majority.
CRESTLINE.
Crestline gives 200 Democratic ma
iority.
HAMILTON.
Whole Democratic ticket elected by $50
Tnajority--a gain.
CHILLICOTHE.
Democratic Major elected by 43 ma
iority.
ERNTnM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

bGrA farm laborer in Spain has invented
. flying machine It consists Of fans attach.
cd to the heels, aud large wings extending
the hands The inventor is said to have
already risen to the height Of 200 yards and
moved about in all directions even against the
wind He also performed the distance of o
league In less than quarter OF an hour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

B6rDont be bashful, young man. Don't
be like the person who rode ten miles in a
sleigh with pretty girl one bright moonlight
night, with theintention Of popping the qies.
tion, but all be said was f,t.'
"Its quite moony tonight"
yea" she replied, "muchly
Aud there waS not another word spoken.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
FLExIBLE HORSE BRUSUES.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALR.

TINE grandest institution out. For sale nj
u DINON's Drug store, 3s2 Third str