Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

4aiIpltG4rpire,
City and Other Matters.
Wanted,-A competent shoemaker Steady
employment given. lnqute at this Office
For Chicago. Quite a number OF our
citizens left this morning for Chicago.
Matches buy your Matches to-day, Of
g. 2. Huber q Son, and save money
Aug 20, 3td
Matches BAY your Matches today, Of
z. P. Huber & Son, aud save money
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Empire Dayton
The first train on the Atlantic h Great
Western Railway, containing the contractor,
James McHenry, the officers Of the road aud
few invited guesls, arrived here this morn.
ing from New York direct without change Of
cars, in forty four 90 hours running time
T. W. KESSARB, President
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B9S~ We have letter in our possession,
marked to "care Of Empire from Xenia
for Mr. B'Jy seHESoK, ofthis city which
awaits his call
About Carpet sscks.-some gentleman
on the morning train Of the s. & D road,
Aug 29lh, by mistake took the wrong carpet
sack, leaving his own If this notice meets
his eye, let him call at this office If
Information Wanted. My boy Phillip
Smith, about 2 yestgdi age, left hklheme
in Miamisburg about four weeks ago and
have not heard from him since. have some
idea that he ia employed somewhere in the vi.
cinity of Dayton, and am very anxious to
learn his whereabouts Aay person giving
the information in the premises will confer a
great favor PmrP SAITH
Mamisburg, Aug. 2G, 2Td
TO WHoLsALr BrYrgs We direct the attention OF
merchants and dea ia millinery agods q ihe Advertise,
Inent Of Messrl. Derou o. Of Cincinnati. They have
the best and hrses stock Of Sls Cioaks, shawis, Man
tas and Millinery Goods In the West and long been
known honorable and liberal gentlemen oi great sNps
Tienee in their iue Of business.
Be Ye Clothed Fink d Leger, at their
shop on Second street, have just received
large lot OF Goods in their line, which they
propose 10 sell on the most reasonable terms
If yoG want 10 get bargains in Clothing, go 10
Fink d 9ksier y q Tbes slseanl aeeomn,oda,e
you a29-lw
Strayed or Stolen on Sunday night
August 70, a light Bay Horse, four years old
about 10 hands high with name shorn of
short and long tail fiad on plain saddle
with no horn Any information, or the return
Of the horse, will be GLADLY received and the
person lberaliy rewarded, a, Lewis KimmeIs
in MADISON township or at the Mile House /
Eaton pise. a29--lw
Poor-hnuss Candidate --rhronsh the in
detatigsble eHortA Of the Joarnai, We are en-.
abled to give much valuable Information TO
the people Of Montgomery comfy, For ex.
ample q. e II Dayidson--(the man whom !
the Indrmlry Directors bought out Of the
Hun uired Day seNce) lis at the active age of
thirty-seven years. Dr.. j. w. Dietrich il
Oot one Of our Injuries as many have no doubt
supposed, but belongs TO the class of necessi
ties. Captain George Owen isa native of New
England. Whether he has been long enough
from Yankeedom to say "cov" like a christian,
and reform the habit ofspeaking through his
nose, We are not able to say. Daniel Staley
who tNo6ght he W. iffedsafer Al one time,
when ia (aet he was not, has attained the ripe
age of 4s years. This is very instructive, in
deed 1t readslke paper from the society
tor the diffusion of useful knowledge"
Frightful Storm We had destructive
tornado in this county on Saturday last, which
did 4 vast deal Of damage to property, and
injured various persons--some severely. Its
greatest violence was expended fes miles
northeast Of Dayton Two large barns were
completely dsstlo7ed on the farm Of Eddy
Smith, the lumber being torn in lragments, .
and scattered In every direction On the same
farm two other barns and tenant house we're {
psrtially destroyed, child and two horses be. J.
ing seriously Injured, Mr. Smiths damage
will belsssetst lRouSabd dolIarsl Orchards,
trees, and every thiag in the path of the tor
nado, fell before it, On the old Troy road the
house And barn OF Geo. Fishbangh were blown {
down, a child badly hurt, and a horse spd COW !
killed Mr Wm. osam aud wife we're 10
buggy, which was blown over the lady being Z
badly hurt. 0d the Brant pike, woods, fences, a
&C, we're wrecked The barn of Me-. Dill, 90 v
the Valssy pike, together with his out-houses
we're destroyed Ia the vicinity Of Knisely's =
a large Shsuty belonging TO the A. 4 q W, Il
railway was biovn away Il
In other portions af The county, on the same q
evening, llherse qceqrred frghlfal haisiorm, I,
d0'Ps much nseah idp@ase 70 che eFPPs n '
Just Published Biographical Mem 4 4
cir Of Clement Z. Vallandigham by his b.
Brother LA handsomely ptinied pamphlet, t
Of 60 octave pages This is q document of i.
anusnal Valne aud inteFsAtl, entirely authen-
tic sDd relsbe, Every statement In il per,
5oual or otherwise can be strictly verified The
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