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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

Guy facilities Tor p ocurirs Lumber second to TO
other FIN n tle 81 te, having experienced Lima
herman, Nho has loaE studisd is familiar with the
necessities o this market, constantly in t-e Pincries.
CrOwdng forward lumber exp essly prepared FOR this
locality. We claim that our Lumber il not only as
good any other sold in the county. but Shin
giles. Lath. Cedar Posts, &c are superior.
Returning thanks TO our numerous friends and the
public for past liberal patronage, we 20 do bet
ter by them th>n ever and having now Lumber Nrd
in opposite quarters of the city, beg them call at
whichever they find most Bieat, fall stock is
kept at both yards.
Nails. spikes. &c. at Wholesale Prices.
Ottawa, May so, IS0S.-tf. J. CLANY & co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

Take Baisan. Mercury. NJ pleasant medicine for
urllsasani aud iauCsIou, pisaaseE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

Contracts for Buildings Complete
LOWER PRICES
THAN can BE DONE EY OTHER PARTIES.
All Work Warranted and we refer 70 numerous
customers i'll the city and country, for whom have
done work for the past three years.
Persons designing building will do well to let us
's FGURk' fheir jobs before contracting elsewhere
Plans, Specifications, and Bills of Material rni he'd
and, where do the work, charge made.
Having the only conpietc SET OF MOVING TOOLS
In the County, We can do all work in this line with
dispatch and satisfaction.
Csnstcr-ly hand
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FRAMES,
MOULDINGS,
GLASS, PAINTS AND OILS, -.
NAILS & BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Which We will SELL AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
Matching, Plan.L., and saving
DONE IN A SUPERIOR MaNNEE.
J. CoLwELL & CO.,
Merit door to VIM. Gilman d. Co..
Ottawa, August |, 1858.
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MASTERS SALE

" tt. NIILTWAN,
Sheriff Of La .SrlLe county, Illinois,
Per u. +. E.UsB, Deputy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
PETITION FOR PARTITION


montgomery Nomlnuu ileNs,
Josepi Brown, solomon brown, Jacob Brown, Caro-
line Mabue aud William Mahue, Uulnda Hannah
and Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah and Coo ge
Hannah, w.
Theophons Brown, Theodore Brown, Mary Brown,
Se4berry Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah Brown
and Elizabeth Brown, IN Partition
VlHEQPaoLus BROWN, Theodore brown, Mary
1 Brown, seaberry Brown, Perry A Brown Sarah
BrOwn Elizabeth Brown, viii take notice that PETE
ton teh against them the 3lt day OF August,
4, 1864, IN the Court Of Common Pleas OF Mont.
gOmcry county, OHIO, by Joseph Brown, solomon
Brown, Jacob Brown, Caroline Malue, Wm. Mahue,
Ceinda Hannsh, Samuel Hannah, Amands Hannah
aud GrOrgc Hgnnah aad rs now pending wherein Hnld
petitioners detn md partition OF the following real
estate tO-Nlt! situate Ia the county ~ Montgomery
and State foho, On the east "a OF section as, town
s, range east 1u.
Beng lot No. Of survey aud subdivision Of
the lands Of Joseph Brown, decd, by order oi tho
Court Of Common Pleas a. Montgpm ry o0unty,
Ohio, al the March term, 1871 ohancery, record
Ii, page 3i2 and de cuOed az follows;
Begiuning on the east line Of tHid sertOn -
poles south OF the N. r. corner theraof--theuce s.
$50 W. loo poles 20 stone n The Lihorty Road,
thence 5. 61So h 1O1b poes to stpuo In said Roaa,
thence N. ~ H. 40 poles 10 stone, thauoe $. s. h.
poles to a stone, thence \, S6s z. ~ poles 10 a
stone the east line OF ~nd section, thence N. g.
W. ii2 poles to the uiac3 Of beg nning containing
Obl4 acres and has been assigned as tho dover Of
El zAbelh Brogn IA ~, lands oi Joseph Brown decd
and that at the next term Of said Court, the said
petitioner Will Rpply for an order that partition may
be made Of said premi.es
Dated this August 3ist, 1901
AbAs CLAY, ATTY for Pett,ner, aug3i .w6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
Medical ROtice,

In Dayton, at the Phillips House, on We'd
nesdays, July 27 August 81 October the
.5 20 a.t'ii'''i i.
In XeniA, at the Hiveling House, on Thurs.
dAPs, July % September ! October 6.
Ia London, AT the Phfer House, on Fridays,
July 20 September q October 7.
la Troy at the Morris House, ON Taesenys
July 26 August 80, October L.
10 Piqua, at the Piqua House, 90 Mondays,
July 20 August29, October g.
In Lima, at the Lima House, on Sundays,
July 24; August 20 October 2
la Sidney, al the Sidney Hotel, on Salur-
days, July %; August 81; October |,
10 Belliontaine, at the logan House, on
Fridays, % August 20 September 30
In Springfield. at the Knaub House, on
Thursdays July 2l August 20 September
20
Dr. Cone has prRolieed in the above places
about Eve years, with the moet gratifying sue
cess He treats all forms Of chronic discs
ses, Apd Gvails Of All improvements, in all
schools Of medicine No charge for consul
lAlion, but ehAsh for medicines. Consult Or,
Cone before il Is too late,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
ll.hsl sne,..,.sl n m,..n,,,.l.

ST, Louis, Sept 30--Capt Hill, anthor OF
the despatch seat last night arrived here and
gives Il detailed account OF the defense Of
Pilot Knob, but il does not differ materially
from the report already lelegraphed
AZ one ume the rebels were so near tho
tort that they got on the draw bridge, which
was down, the rope having broken but they
were driven back with great slaughter and
forced to retreat Our men fred about three
hundred rounds from each garrison.
A train OF 64 wagons had been destroyed
BY the rebels between lrondale aud Mineral
Point, and the men massacred without de-
manding their surrender.
One brigade Of Gen Smiths forces are now
stationed at the mnripe bridge, few miles
below Jefferson barracks. The remainder OF
the command is at the latter place
Nothing Is known this morning Of the
whereabouts or movements Of the enemy
The towns OF lronton, Arcadia, Mineral
Point and PAtos suffered great injury.
The crops in that country are entirely de-
stroyed, and many OF the citizens utterly ruin :.
ed A party of rebels are reported to be
moving yesterday morning, via Riehwuod,
Washington county, TO wards the South Branch
railroad bat no tiIings have ms yet been re.
eeived OF any damage 10 the road
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

FoRrRRss MoSaof, September 2s. : Tn,
R'iiebm9nd papers Of tbe 25th, contain The
following t,I~ $50 Vb3G Ot H0ft
CnARLEsToN, Sept 23-Truce communica
tons took place ip The harbor to-day. Eigh
teen YANKEES Surgeons and chapiains were
released by us, and number OF women and
children were sent on Doard tne AnEss ttucs
steamer. stL si3.s f .-t.. .Ha.u. 3Iegtf .
A clergyman and five soldiers came into
our lines, .-.ils'
Stores and clothing, 10 the amount one hnn.
dted and fifty boxes, from the N Y Sanitary
Commission, for Yankee prisoners ia our
hands, we're received and brought to the city
Our returned prisoners report recent in
crease of troops at Hilton Head from New
York. a..
On the lst Of October an exchange OF ma.
val prisoners willthke place in the hArbor
-Four hundred more Confederate prisoners
have been placed in the prison on Morris
Island.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
ON 90 Rlohmond.

,f.545....,... LOFFlClAL
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsnlNoToN, Sept 20 -
70 Major General Dix The following dis
patch from General Grant, announcing the
movement of our forces against Richmond
has just been received.
HEADoUARTERs, CHAPIE's FARM, Sept rs
lO:45 p. NJ TO General Halleck; General
Ord's (Eighteenth) advanced this morning
and carried the very strong Notifications and
long line Of intrenchments below Chaplin 8
Farm with some fifteen pieces of artillery,
and from two to three hundred prisoners
General Ord was wounded, though not dan
gerousy General Birnev advanced at the
same time from Deep Bottom and carried
the New Market Road and inlrenchments,
aud scattered the enemy in every direction,
though he captured but few. He is now
marching on towards Richmond
left General Brney where the road inter
aecia the New Market and Richmond roads
The whole country Is filed with field fort.
GeAtions, thus far. Signed
Signed, d NJ. STANTON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
MORNING REPORT
Signed, d. NJ, STANTON

The Ola story -DosertSrs, DsspOndoney,
&e.
NEw YoRK, September 30.--The Herald
City Point correspondent Of the 28ih inst
says g..
II the tone Of the news from the army OK
presses any unusual feeling OF enthusiasm, il
is because that feeling is merely the reflection
OF the buoyant hopes Of every soldier here.-
The recent victories in the valley, the straits
OF the enemy immediately before us, and the
reinforced and invigorated army now assem-
bed here, are all matters for oonRratulation
and facts which tend to render tbs troops ex
ceedingly hopeful rs to the result Of the pres.
ent campaign
From deserters and refugees we know that
the utmost CONSERVATION prevails at Rich.
mond, and that the citizens are packing MP
their household goods and departing. The
paymasters and clerks who recently Rbscond.
ed with funds Of the rebel Treasury, which
they took good casa TO convert into greeH.
backs and gold, were the first rats TO desert
the sinking ship, and now we learR that JeG.
Davis himself has left Richmond for the pur-
pose of visiting Hoods army
The Heralds Harpers Ferry correspon.
dent, of the 29th, says
We have nothing from Sheridan later than
sunday evening at New Market His ad-
vance was near Staunton, occasionally get
ting within sight Of some o. EarIys men aud
picking them up, They no longer show fight,
but seem wholly dispirited.
They seem to consider the Confederaey
used up Some Of them say when General
Crook charged upon them at Fishers Hill
they all supposed for the time that Early
was captured, but he escaped very narrowly,
to the last General Thomas division pur.
sued Early flying columns with three regi-
ments that night, and also next day, cap.
turing prisoners constantly.
General Sheridan supposed that General
Averill was with him until morning., when
he learned that Ayerill had gone into camp
for the night This is said TO have bees
the cause OF the relief of the latter from
duty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

81, LINUS, Sept 29. Captain Gavin, As
sistant Quartermaster Of the District who
left Pilot Knob, Tuesday morning, with o
train OF commissary stores, sent away by Gen
Ewing furnishes information relative 10 the
situation In the southeast fort at Pilot Knob.
II is strongly built, and mounts four 62-pound
ers aud SIX Geld pieces; but they are inelieo-
tive against artillery in Shepard Mountain.
II was believed at headquarters last night,
that yesterday would settle the enemy's fate
Information from that quarieris looked for
with fearful anxiety
The rebels lost fifty killed in their attack
on Mineral Point
On Tuesday night Prices headquarters
were at Fred ..s.tf
Generals Fagn, Marmaduke, Campbell and
Shelby, and Colouels Williams, Gordon, Co.
lmihgO, and others, are bis subordinales. He
has but few infantry which guard long wag.
on train. esq
Nothing has yet been heard from General
Mower sH Haaia..
The raid on Potosi on Tuesday, was by a
scouting party, who robbed all the stores, and
conseripted several citizens Htt
The railroad below Big River is abandoned,
and is reported 10 have been torn up for a
considerable distance
n portion OF the febei5 nave gone 70 hieh.
mondc Washington county, and il is likely win
next be heard from on ths Southwest Branch
railroad, cutting communication between here
and Rolla +,
= A large number OF veterans arrived here
yesterday, and regiments Of IllinOiR hundred
days men have been ordered here. " ID B
Particulars Of the affairs at CentrslA are
reosiveds 80 soldiers, most Of them disohArg-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

%, ,luic-
See IA; IhehrBsas...
water at low waterman theucN up N rfivtrN ~
g pOleH tOREtak at low water mark tnpnco Il
va r. % rUlrs lin to stake aJ low water nt rk
thence n. 6si u * olss links TO q stake at low
water mark thence AZ ~ poles our link to d
Stake nj low watef mark licences 8G' 40 poles tn
% strke IN the section line thence IS. 40 ~ poles
on smd line to the place Il bewnriug containing 20
IA res aud q Oi-lOO perChos mOta or less,
h, The following prtmiHCy, described iu deed
dated July 1850 us lyinN nd being lu Allen county.
Ohio, to Wit The south cnst quarter Of the uouh
vest quarter oi Seoton "a, Town o. -ou,h uf ttmRs
containing fU acres uors or less The snid Joseph
Feters VIII apply for au order that dover may he
assigned and partition made Of Rid premises, at the
November Term Of said superior Court.
Dated sept "a IA, 1904
scp2s dlwSwCw 1uos f. THRuHgH, Attorney.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

Nav YoRK, Sept. 29.--Cotton quiet 30
-four heavy ana unsettled aud noninally 26a-
5Qc. lower 25aS 80 ex-State; 950al0 90
round hoop Ohio; wheat dull and nominally
Sc. lower; 2 2Oa2 204 choice amber Mich.
gan rye heavy 3a5c. lower; corn heavy and
lower, 52sl 524 mixed western; oats dull
aud lower, s7as7l; pork firm at 40 00a4O so;
mess Al 00a42 90; new 81 00S3S 90 prime
lard dull and dropping, l9S2lc; whisky de-
GLAZING, 75al II; small lots rs petrole-
nm Quiet crude 80; refined bond GO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
SherlT's Proclamation.

NHEHtrr'H OFucg
bsituE, september 31, 1864. !
Proclamation hereby made tn the qugliGed votor4
be held NJ required by law, the SECOND Tuesday
October llih, 1864,
at the several places Of holding elections, in SAID
county at which time the following officers are to
he chosen.
one supreme Judge Oull TermJ
One DO do do SshoSft vSgy veSangSyy,.
one Secretary OF state.
One Uompeti oller OF the Treasurer.
One Mcu,her oi Iublic Works, (slll TermJ
One do do do Vacancy
One Representative IN Congress Of The United
states composing the counties of NJ ontgOmery Eut.
Ter, Warren and Pr BILE,
One sheriff.
= me Coun,y Auditor,
One do Recorder
One do Treasurer.
one do GummFsioner.
one do surveyor
one do lnhruRfy Dihector.
one Whisky Inspector.
One Flour Inspector.
one Pork Inspector
Aui the Trustees Of the several TognAhIps and Of
the several Wards OF the city of Dayton. In .aid
county VIII take notice that they ara REQUIRED 10
reiurn the following number Of Jurors from their
respective townships and Wards ia the Clerk OF The
Court OF common Pleas, properly Designating those
Tor Pr lbate Court rom those for the Common Pleas
gni Superior Courts o-wit;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
Newa from ths Rlehmena Psp.r.s

BALTIMORE, September 2S,--Richmond pa.
pers Of Monday contain the following:
On Saturday and yesterday heavy cannon.
aiding was heard in the direction Of Harris
burg. General Early reached KeeseItown
yesterday Opinions are divided as to wheth
er he win make stand there or further
back, There is considerable excitement
among the people of Stauntou, and many are
leaving.
30 The sick aud wouuded and the Govern
ment stores have been moved to o place OF
safety Sheridan may take Staunton, but its
,captnre Will avail him nothing. The valley
since the war begun has been race ground.
Sheridan has reached the other end Of the
coutse, and i he don't pull Of bis own accord
hs-will be pulled
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

New Meat aud Provision Store. -
NJ stockert, at his stand on Market street
north side, few doors west Of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Potk,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs &c.,
NC, all fresh and of the best quality. His
old friends and customers, and the public,
are invited to give him call, ..l.A ...ia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

Furniture Sale.--To.morrow morning aI
8 o'clock C P. Huber & Son will cell large
lot of Furniture at their Auction Room, also
one dozen Superior New Cotton Bed Com.
forts Also one super extra fine curled hair
mattraas For want Of time, on last day Of
sale, those two fine gold watches will be sold.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

Ra5-We commend to the attention of Re.
,pubcans here, the programme of the "Widow
makers Mass Meeting" in Springfield. There
are suggestions in it which they may adopt to
advantage IN their meeting of the 9Th,
.l4}8ti'E atIf.s A44s ~ ~ Asls akshEE Y
R@~The meeting at Waymre's ia to he
tried over again. 1t is not worth while, II
will be sure 10 rain. II is decreed that every
attempt to bold meeting at Waymires grove
will be failure. Better not provoke The
fates. 1t will not only rain, but hail and
thunder the next time. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
LATEST NE Ws.

AFTERNOON REPORT.

The Rebels Auaeh and are RepuIssd.
WAsHNGToN, September 80 - News
brought today by passengers from City Point
Yesterday was anticipated by official bulletiD.
They say that on Wednesday nightthe rebsls
atAcked our advanced entrenehments in
fout Of Fort Ssdguiek near Jerusalem road,
but we're easily repnlsed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
New Phase of Tangle.leg We

New Phase of Tangleleg We are
e1S panied to observe the paipSbIe evidence that
the malignancy OF the Journal is getting
the better Of its wits. In speaking OF the
late movement Of General Grant, it thus dog
matically gets itself down: This is the route
which Mcclellan should have taken after the
battle Of Malvern Hill, instead OF running
away from the routed enemy" This square
and unqualified condemnation of LITTLE MAO,
is predicated upon the presumption that the
route taken by GFent is the right aud avAila
bic one Thereis no lack sf information be.
tween the editor and Sound opinion" on
that score. After having thus achieved the
condemnation of Mcclellan, for not taking
the route chosen by Grant he comes to n sec
ond contemplation Of the same route in con-
~ Reetion with bhe prospects. il affords of
~ 0rant's success, rThe.eaAe now being altered
alters the case. Grant may be defeated, and
il is not safe now or prudent to extol too
highly the route which Mcclellan ought te
have taken, for fear il may prove an unfor
tunate route for Grant Hence, ye editor
roars more charity aud says "We have not
auHicient information TO predicate a sound
opinion upon this movement Of Grant, but
we have every reason to hope that II will be
crowned with success" We are gratifed to
note that In connection with the movement
aforesaid the JOUORdi having every reason
to hope that it will be crowned with succsss,
s'sa has therefore no reason 70 hope:thAt il will bs
ps sH@ovnsd with hdeisat II waS the route Nc
ga Clollan shosd have taken, certain, but wheth-
7sa 'eF itsissihs route ior Grant the editor lacks
sa' ,ethseiniOnnAtiOP npoa which TO predicate a
sound opinion. The joke Of The matter is,
20 % thatiwhsH a'mSn comes into possession Of
4'sw auiieie1t information upon which 10 pred,
icate a sound opinioB,l he is snSs to 20 for
sana MoClelluns 'PendlstOa aharthO Union Beware
of information" Mr. JOusaalsA II, amt IN
.siXsnr BPSIa ..Bau ua,aaBA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
M ARBLE WORKS!
N FEW FIRM, ,

l HAVE this ioY associated with meJahn H. WIN
i der th} Mauun. ture aud sale oi marble IN it,
various branches H.. La DOW.
We intend to keep constantly on hnl the hest article
IN our line, and make - order anything pertaining to
our busmess OF marhle Work nt fair prices.
sep2s-3wd La DOW WiNDER.
EMOVAL M. Noan'H Ofilca has been re-.
~ moved from Cogs's Building to 80 NAN street
6rtwcen Second an Ihird streets, over SIR Ros.ber.
rvs store. Bep27 w1mU-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
a Definition Of Common Nuisance

Black Republication is a low song with a
popular air to it. Songs, iike dogs, have
their day, however, and black Republication
is no exception 1t is growing stale, and will
soon be played out. When the people have
adopted a more rational and enlightened pol
icy, all good:men will rejoice, and "the world
will be the better for it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
FARRELL KkOUGnT ESTATE.

l rOTICE j. hereby given, that tho uudersg gncd has
y been duly appointed and qualified executor
Of the last will and testament Of Fursl Keouph, lat
OF Montgomery county ohio, de 'tssed.
Sept stn, 1854 ROBERT Bates
septsyaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, September 30
HARSHMANs FLOUR-Rod whea
Wholesale 81 90 Retail Sll go
WHEAT-$l so.
OATS-70
RYE--1 45@l 80.
BARLEY--$l 50@lGO
TEAS--S2 5O@2 90.
C0FFEE-5s@GOc
SUGAR-3O.
COFFEE SUGAR-33 $3.50 per ID.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-313cp per h
MOLASSES-$l $50 l4O per gal
RICE--20c per ID. I....
LARD--26@30 d. F.lAttN|
BUTTER-40@50
CHEESE. --23G425. 1905
STARCH--l2lc per h.
S0APS--20e per h. tt--t I'D
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-I5@2O
BEANS--Per bushel ~ 6O93 90
EGGS-lSper doz
T0BACCO--90@$ll0 per ib. aa
SHOTS 90 per sack
LEAD-25o per ID. r.s-
POTAT0ES.-$2 25 per bush.
HAY--Timothy $40 per ton.
WHISKY-l so
ToMAToEs-S2 so per buah. ada
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

Spiritual Notioo-Mra. Chappell, eel.
ebrated lecturer from the city of New York,
will lecture at Harmonial Hail. Post Office
Building, Thrill street, next Sabbath, at lQ4
o'clock A. NJ and at seven o'clock in the
evening.
sUBJecrs.-The Psychological forces Of Ma
tars, and mans related bess to the yorld, All
are invited to attend 2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

FoRr MoSRoE. September 79. The steam
er Hartford arrived afternoon
She reports, that when she LEFT heavy firing
was heard at the front on our left from 7
o'clock 10 the sVsnipg till 4 o'clock Thursday
morning ~ 81 dos ,siso..,s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
NOTICE

Frank Eugoaor, Pleas.
CAN Frank Fugeser is hereby notified that the
- said Eliza Eugeeer did on the 2Ith day OF sep.
tember A. u. 1864, file her peuuOn In the ClerB' 3
Uthro Of tho Court oi Common Pleas within and Tor
The County VI Montgomery and State of Ohio ohnrg.
ing him with habltual drunkenness, and extreme
cruelty and asking that she may be divorced from
the said Franlt Eueeser, which petition viii stand Tor
hearing nj the next November Term, A, D 1864 Of
BY Dawn A. H0uE, ncr Ntt ~ w. '''"FsHp
:. DAYTON, September 23i, 1864 sepg7 wGw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
Just Published. Biographical Mem.
oir ofClement I. Vallandigham by his

Just Published. Biographical Mem.
cir Of Clement I. Vallandigham by his
Brother "A handsomely printed pamphlet
OF Ga octave pages This is document OF
unusual value and inter, st entirely authen-
tic aud reliable Every statement in it per
sonnl or otherwise can be strictly verified. The
work is wanted everywhere Immediately by
hundreds Of thousands Price delivered rs
cents
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the channels by which they receive their New
York papers, and at our lowest wholesale
price. The commissions charged by the News
Companies being paid by u.s. ..fIit.I
Every editor who is disposed to hid in Civ
ing this pamphlet a wide circulation 10 invited
to insert this advertisement aud draw ON us
for copies df The Memoir 70 the amount Of his
bill to be sent n package ordered by any
one in his vicinity. WALTER X Co, Publish
ers of Books for the Times" nc No. l9 City
Halt Square, Nav York August I, 1864
Aug, 5th, 1854 NO = -2aAC dtf
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Fourth Ward Draft Meeting -rher,

will be meeting this evening al the Fourth
Ward Engine House, at half past seven 0 clock
to hear the report Of the Recruiting Commit
tee. A full attendance is respectfully re.
uueeted W i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

NEw YoRK, Sept 30-Stocks irregular ;
Gold 81 . S. S's 81 registered | OF reg,
IA Erie 9l2