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BosToN, Aug, 20 Several prominent Abo,
Iitionisls, including Elizer Wright and s g
Howe, have wriutu 10 Gen, Fremont speak
ing ofthe dissatisfaction in Republican ranks,
and advising him that the Baltimore and
ClevelRhd nominees both withdraw their
names as Presidential candidates, aud that a
psw cohyenlion be called to select new can.
didates. l...f.#..
Fremont replies st length, rcmarking that
be does not ieelat liberty TO withdras his
name without first consulting the party who
nominated him, bat spggesls that direct effort
be made to obtain an Immediate understand.
ing between the supporters Of both nominees
in order that they may coalebcs and unite
upon such Convention, In this let.
ter Fremont says much has been said about
peaes, Peace for me signifies the integral
establishment Of the Union lpithout slavery
which is the source Of all our political dis.
senslonsi and because the Institution is con
demned by the enlightened aud lberal spirit
of the age These are two essential condi-
tons OF peace Hh HIEas1t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-27
INV ishtisman rFom 'us6rsia.

NEw YoRK, August 27,--The Times Wash.
ington special says; A gentleman has ar
rived here in this city irom Georgia, who came
by the way OF Atlanta, with permission Of
General Sherman, who represents that State
Government He desires to know upon what
baais the United States Government will treat
with the State OF Georgia for re-admission
into tho Union This action Of the Georgia
authorities Is had without reference to the
balance Of the Southern Confederacy.
Times Washington special at City Point,
says about four o'clock Thursday morning
the enemy in front OF Buffers right wing
made sortie and we're repused We took
about GO prisoners, including two officers -
The attack was probably intended to feel our
strength the fact having doubtless become
known that there were changes taking place
yesterday in the disposition of our troops.
On Que eide the yoasuaities were about twen.
ty elsewhere ID this army ali Is quiet ~
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omcIHI Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, August 81 To General Dix.
On Thursday General Hancock who was south
OF Reams, was attacked several times
during the day, but repu''oi the enemy every
ume At $3.50 a combined assault was made
on his center and left which after one Of the
most desperate battles Of the war, resulted in
the enemy Withdrawing leaving his dead and
wounded on the field Official details are
given in the dispatches from Generals Grant,
Meade and Hancock We hold the Weldon
Railroad. Hancock in a despatch dated 3 O
clock yesterday states that General Grant
says their loss. of thia road seems blow the
enemy cant stand | think don over state
the enemy's loss in the last three weeks at
ten thousand in killed aud wounded We
lost heavily mostly in captured Grant also
makes the following report On Thursday
morning the enemy drove in Buffers line Of
picket guard, but they soon rallied aud drove
the enemy back, and re-established their limo
We lost one killed and sixteen wounded and
fourteen missing Two commissioned officers
and 6fty-nne men were captured from the
enemy.
3 Il. NJ STANTON,
~ Secretary OF War.
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PETITION FoR PARTITION.
surEnIoR oouRT on MosraoMERY couNrY

SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
OHIO.
LNREDERICK COOK and isaac MusselRlan, Plain.
IL tins, against Valentine shYer, Margaret Silver,
Michael Cook LYDIA Cook, sarah 3tiger vile OF Sol.
omon silver, CRthArine Bsob, John Cook, Margaret
Baker, David Baker, Eiaa eth Cook aud other minor
heiTs OF Christian Cock, deceased, sarah Hnenbaok,
vile OF solomon Hullenback, and Mary Miller, wife OF
Jaseph Miller, all II the State OF Inniana and the
heirs of Bliaabelh Hot,or, OF the State OF Missouri
whose names are unknown; John Cook, ELI Cook,
Daniol Cook, Henry Cook, Nlchael Coos, David
Cook, lisabeth Cook, Mary Cook, and sarah bay,
wife Of Michael Day, and Nrah wysong wife Of David
WysonV, OF state OF uhioi Chriktena BottOtd,
Andrew Bottorii, jackson BottDh Margaret hyerS.
Oebanne Bottorf David nottorif and John boliorfi
heirs at law Of jacob Mary BottoIff, deed OF
the state Of Indiana, Defendants
The tbove hame defendants will take notios that a
petition has been ned against them in the Superior
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio. by the kb,Ve
named plaintihs, praying ior partition Of the follow
ing descr bed real estate situate In Jackson township
Montgomery county Ohio, beng the noTth part Of the
southeast quarter Of section tw enty-hree (29) hNn
ship four ~ range four (l) east IN all Scout
ono hundred aud forty four acroe and that the hext
term Of said Court tho SAID Frederick Cook and luaAS
husse man will apply tor order that partition may
be made OF said premises.
Dated June ~, 1874.
FRFpERICR COOK,
ISAAC MuSsELMAH.
NJ, THosrsos, Attorney. iunelTwB
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sharpley's Miaistrels, ,-Thes,

sharpleys Ministrels, s,--These ioimita
BILE and universally popular ron-elad children
of minstresy &c will appear tonight at Hus
ton Hall, and give our fun.loviug folks an op.
portunty TO shake of melancholy, aud ex
change the winter Of their discomfort fqr the
glorious summer Of the jocuud ron-clads. All
who propose to take "a little inn aboard eiore
they ara hsrnessed up in Lincoln blue, aud
"blue devils" generally, will do well TO cult
Vate their "human nature" by culuvating the
acquaintance of Sharpley and his minstrel
band Tonight aud tomorrow night Are set
for their benefit, and we shall be pleased to
see them have rousing houses
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Just Publlshed. y BiOsraphloal Nom.


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Country dealers can De supplied through
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one in his vicinity WALTER q Co, Publish
efs of Books for the Times &c. No 8 City
Hall Square, New York August / 1864. q
Aug. 9th 1864, diff
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MORNING REPORT.


CINCINNATI Aug 27,--Ths storm yesterday
afternoon was very severe the rain fell n
torrents accompanied with thunder aud light.
ming The Indianapolis and Cincinnati train
which left here at half past four yesterday
afternoon, was blown from the track, thirteen
miles west OF LswrenceburR, and the cars
tumbled down the embankment twelve feet
Noparticulars are known, but il is reported
thAi from twenty to thirty persons were w0un-
ded but none are reported killed The train
coptaiRed Ramber- OF delegates en- route for
the Chicago Convention .rr4f. lr
The storm was severe at Columbus, up
roofing trees, aud aqodipg the streets with
water ~ "A as ~ "a - ~
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Return of the 1s1st O. N. CT

Return of the 19lst o. N. d,-This
regiment arrived in the city about one o'clock
this morning We understand that number
of them gave hearty hurrah for Vallandig-
ham ut the depot, and that large proportion
of them have become tiuclured with MeClel.
lanism in their absence. There is no telling
what hundred more days may bring forth
in the way OF political changes The scales
are dropping from the eyes of the people, and
they begin to see the folly of looking through
a glass darkly' The friends of peace may
congratulate themselves, that al things seem
to be working together for good. Yet little
longer.
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Gusrruias at shoibyvilIs, Ky.

SuELuYvlLLE, KYo-Aug, 2G--Twslve guer-
rillas entered this morning at daylight and
compelled negto blacksmith to hold their
horses, md commenced breaking in the court
house door, The same number Of homo
guards, armed with Henry rifles, Killed four,
including the blacksmith, and wounded four,
and drove The guerrillas Out, without pysIoss
to the home guards
f8 Guerrllas were reported at Pleasurevile,
and Bagdad, Tuesday and "Wednesday steal
ing horses
Today's Nashville Times says a dispatch
from scouts on Wheeler's flank, says they
learned it was Wheeler's Intention to invade
hentucly 800. ML .AaA ml m
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Piotures Of Wan-r Hereais map who

Pictures Of War. ~ Here ia a maa who
has made money out Of the war, and never
struck blow in ils prosecuion--neyer m
CURED particle OF inconvenience by il, or u
moments danger, Bat, on the contrary, he
has been enabled by il, to build himself pal
ace, and surround himself with all the par.
aphernalia Of wealth aud aristocratic display.
Such case will be familiar one TO almost
every reader Again, here is a widow in her
somborweeds, dwelling "a a novel, surrounded
by her helpless and ialherIess children She
aud they have lost their all by the war, in the
loss Of husband and father He was their
sole protection and support, and was slain in
battle The mau who recruited him--mhde
several hundred dollars by the operation
the conVaeior had profi on his uniform
and gul. andl tie JsutleF and quatlsrmaster
II his regiment made each fortune But
he made comparatively nothing and lost his
life, whether wholly in vain or not, we do not
propose, Just now to discuss, ior the reason
that the evidence Of the sutler, quartermaster,
contractor, recruiting officer, &c, would out.
weigh ours in the issue But we may affirm
with certainty that no one will question,
chat, whatever the poor man may have accom-.
plished for his country--he can do no more
for the poor family to which we have called
attention, To them the war has brought only
misfortune, sorrow aud want, nothing more
This, too, is familiar case Now we pro
pose TO say IN conclusion that we have drawn
the two most prominent ind striking features
OF the wer--the wealth aud circumstance i
brings to The beartless few--snd the woe and
want II brings to the innocent, bel pless many
Our object in presenting these pictures, is
two foId-lst Tor the ipaaence they are el.
tited to exert upon honest md open minds
and % foFtbe pssieapce they WI render IN
anAyaing and giving character to the notices
which decide men in their conclusions be.
tween wsEaad psdcsa ,'OAa a uAAaa1B |
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lanta. On his return be met the rebels Ia
strong force, and totally defeated them, cap.
turing four stands OF colors, six csnnon and
two hundred prisoners He Afterwards met
anothor force, which pressed him so heavily
be was Obliged to abandon all but one Of his
guns and most Of his prisoners He made
an entire circuit Of Atlanta and reached De-
chlur with loss Of one hundred men Severe
damage done to reDel communications
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PnlLApELVmA, August 25.--The Bulletin

PnlLADELPulA, August 25.--'lhe Bulletin
has special dispatch, dated on the field,
August 26rh, which says yesterday recon.
noissnce was made by force from Gener
al Crooks command, to ASCERTAIN the strength
and position Of the enemy ou our front This
force was instructed to move quckly on the
right of the enemy's line, ,nd, Il possible, TO
get in their rear. They state that Rhodes
and Ramsdell's divisions are detailed for pick
ct duty on our immediate front, and the rest
Of the rebels under Early are at Charleston.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-27

pay- We had drenching, cleansing, copi.
Gus, thunder and lightning shower yesterday
evening, 1t carried away vast accumuIa.
ton Of surface filth, and this morning we re-
ioice in cooler, purer, and more grateful at
mosphere. II was the. heaviest and, we be-
lleve the most general rain OF the season,
and was attended, or preceded, in many 10.
ealities with damaging gusts Of wind
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LOUISVILLE, August 26 --Heavy intermit'
ling rains all day, accompanied by heavy
startling peals OF thunder and most vivid
lightning, which shattered the steepIe Of Rev,
Mr. Danbert's church, aud injured several
other buildings A larger quantity of water
is supposed 10 have fallen than ever before in
single day. 1.I g..l olfsse. e..Ha.a.f ~
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Information Wanted. IN y-Gdy PdiaI11

Smith, about II years OF age, left his home
in Mamisburg about four weeks ago and
have not heard from him since, have some
idea that he is employed somewhere in the vi
oinily of Dayton and am very anxious to
learn his whereabouts Aay person giving
me information in the premises will confer a
great favor PH1P SMITH
Mamisburp, Aug 26 2wd
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nnsolntion of Oo.narinct,hln.

1NuE partnership heretofore existing under he frn
j Vt FRRNrDiNa, MAuss Co in Mling Buaaess
ei Biegea Adiis" Dayton, Ohio, WRs dissolved oy
mu,ual conceni on the 10Th day Of August 1sOf
al persons knoaing themselves indebted 10 said
hrn are requested to call and aetle, and all having
claims aga ust the firm will present them for payment
Immediately The books will b. found At the ofloe
ot HIM Y fERNEDINQ a SON, No, Z, KeutOn
street where alone, the accounts will be settled.
HENRY FERNEDtNg,
UNI OEORgE MAU ", m .t.I
ANDREw MAUaE.
Dayton, August IL 1s0d auRlslnd
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Epicures, Attention We are Informed
by a private note from JosH PHELAN, that he
will set bountilu Lunch, with delectable
Turtle soup, at his Saloon, in tho Goodwin
House, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
BE there on time,
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COM MMERCIAL.

II. M, STANTON,
Secretary OF War.

NEw YoRK, Aug. 27.--Oottnu steady 81 Sc
aa1 Flour zoe lower; $40 6Oal0 65 Extra
State; Wheat dull and lower 50 2la34 tor
Chicago Spring; 50 22a24 MiIcaukee Club; !;
$2 35a44 Winter Red Western Corn dull
81 63 Mixed Western; Oats doll aud deolin.
ing 94a95 Western Pork 81 higher Lard
2sa24t Whisky lower 81 80 Western Pc
troleum quiet 53R534.
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THE und rsigned has been duly appointed Ad.
| mnistrator Of the est to e JoHu Shellaharger,
late OF the city or Dayton, Montgomery county ONO
deceased. All persons indebted TO the estate are
requea ed to m axe Immediate payment, aud thoee
having claims against It, will pre- .ent thom daily
authenticated to tue Undersigned FOR allowance.
DAYTON, August I'd 1904. ADAM SNYDER
hu.S.9t lA3w
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STRAY COLI

StTRAYED from the subscriber, living In Van Bur en-
- tJsnshlp, three miles rom Dayton, on the Day.
ton and WilHlngton pike, surrel Mare Colt, with q
hushy mane, knotted and full Of hurs, whue stip
N the forehead, and one OF its hind feet white A
liberal reward will be pad for Information.
Auah-dlwAW3t IDHN FAIJVER San
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Nav YoRg, August 26.--Gold heavy anC
lower, opening, at 254A; closing quiet at 2,
53S United States skies, 8 20 coupons at
l2A One Year Certificates 95
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Whst kIIratrlch DID.

The GaEeltss Atlanta despatch says, XIII
paifick destroyed tha Macon road OF various
places for fourteen miles, .And captured aud
burned . tfsIn Of supplies on route for Az.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-27

B0~ We have letter in our possession,
marked to "care Of Empire" from XSnia,
for Mr.. Il. j. ScutScK, of this city which
awaits his call
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LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT
Ths THiishsssee Amo"g sho FisAias

ST JoHNs, August 26.-Steamer from Char.
lotlslown reports that the pirsle Tallahassee
burnt twenty-five American fishing vessels
yesterday of Prince Edwards island
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LOST CERTIFICATE.

A LII persons are hereby warmed against purnhas-
n ingR erthcate OF depoHite drawn In layor of
paLel r. John, and payable at ths Bank Of Winters
a Son ot this city The cerh ate bears date Of
april 10, 1904 lis nu bered 1897 ane calls for $500 90
HAVING Lost the same, and notified tho bank OF the
%t will not be paid course, and will therefore he
dead loss TO the purchaser,
Dayton, August ~; 1864.
anRl2. .2w2td DANIEL f. John
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LOST POOKE BOOK.

I oAr on the Old Troy road, betweon Tollgatss Nos
~ one and two, an old Leather Pocket Hook, oon.
tRining between Fifty and sixty Dollars In money,
an one due bill ol len Dollars, signed by P-tor
NaTtE and payable TO the subscriber, A reasonable
resard Will ne paid for the pocket book left al The
Empire Once, or NJ my residence
aug9 wSw JACOB =, BRENNFR
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Turtle Soup.

TomouoW porningr NJ bait past nine q
clock 5ohh Gsnqmae eofnsg of Fftb and
Ludlow streets, win sci 4 superb lunch and
turtle-soup lit seemeth good to you, be on
hands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-27

JOHs ). ROsEBERRY,
HAS just received large lot Of
ID r Y G O O d So
Bought 10 New lorF, PhilAdelphiA aud Boston for
cash which he will offer at ten per cent less than any
house In Dayton, and no uistaka.
CaIiooes for Is cents per yard Muslins 20
10 25i Dress Goods for 20 TO 20; Lawns from
is TO 26.
We Rave great variety OF DIR Rss
GOODS comprising everything that is new
and pretty:
Black Silk Sacks aud Circulars, ParAsols, Sun
Umbrellas, Kid Gloves, Mitts, Wells,
Head Nets Ladies' Gloves, Ho-
siery, Chsllies, Lawns,
MozambiqueS, Paris Stripes, Paris Plaidp,
In fact everything in the way Of pretty Dress
Goods either in Plaid, Stripes or Plain Colors
MUSLlNs, CAlICoEs, CoTToNADEs,
DENNIS HICKORY STRIPES,
SHIFTING, DRILLIGG,
CHECKS,
And every line Of Dry Goods usually kept in
a arst class Dry Goods Store All Of which
will he sold ct
n y ID q a ED ICEsi
CALL AND SEE US. ONE AND ALI.
JOHN s. R0sEBgRRY, 50 Maia street
sSosly Opposite he o. nrt House.
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By Telegraph.
lEpoRrED FOR THE DAILY EMnIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


Washington Items from the Front. a'
4 NRw YoRH, August 26,-- The Comm ercial s
specinl says; An officer Just from Grants
reports all quiet except slight skitmishing -
Lees force has evidently been materially re-
duced within the past few days
The new position gained on the Weldon
road hhe rendered Grants army moresoaa
dent OF success than It has been III any time
since the campaign opened
The same correspondent says the Executive
Branch Of the, Republican, 0pmmitlee held IN
interesting meeting this morning with the
President
There is really some foundation for tbe ru.
NOR that committee has been appointed to
smoke out JET Davis peace propositions, but
the whole subject is under advisement
The Posts Washington special says, the
workof destroying the Weldon raileoad still
goes on.
FROM SHERIDAN
The latest report from Sheridan says the
rebels are in heavy iorce on his trout 4 1t is
believed large reinforcemenls from Lee have
boen sent to the Shenandoah Valley.
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81. Mary's Academy.

4
Second Street, Dayton Ohio.
UNDER THR BIREOTION or THR SIsTERs
OF CHARITY.
mus Academy has been established hut few Fears
1 nut within that huef period it has been w.ii
parohHsd by all denominations. Farsuts ann guard,
ans may test assured that all that can contitut 40
thu health aud NJ ort Of those oAnhded 10 inc care
o. ths sisters VII b. most sorupuiously attended H.
Nhhst A 'h- same unle they MI endeavor 10 insul
hushle aud useful ia an her hfe. -
The session commcncea the hrst Monday In San
tamosr, Nnd terminates the last Thursday IN June
Terms.
nosTd, Tuiuop, iueluding washing and mend.
ma Ac. peE halt session payable IN advaneel STsOo
Plsno and use Of Instrument Per hs1I session etpO
"a
Efeneh " ia,S
Ezira charge for those who pass the vacation
y the Academy. sops
No reducuoniof sbssnce, eEceyt IN case OF sicln,rs
foF nrhsr paFtculsts apply the rec Fess Of the
Acadnm1 auzl2 o3t4Niw
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BnnaIo markets.

BUFFALo, August 27.--Flour quiet Wheat
dull and nominal Corn No. 2 81 424aI 4s ;
Oats heavy l ~; Whisky quiet 81 81 offered,
81 81 asked Freights unchanged.
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A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE


Ahner Stephens, No. 2el4,
We. auanertor Ccu~s
DUksuANT to decree Of the Superior Court of
Montgomery county, OHIO, entered in the abovs
cause, at liz June Term, A. u. 1854, will, on
Saturday September o4h, 1854,
AZ the door OF he court House In the oty OF Davton
IN said county between the hours Of two and 'four
o'clock Of said day, sell At ruhie outrry 10 Inc
highest bidder, the folio wing described premises,
art OF the north half Of section number eighteen
Qs), township number three (9), and range nun ber
ave (b), be'ween the Miami rivers IN MontgomeW
county Ohio beginning At the half section cGiner on
the west line Of said section thence north ~ Y sas
eghty-two 1877 poles To 90 rneri thence Routb $50
eat two hundred and fhytwo and thrty.six nm
dredthH l2h2 3,lVO) polea 20 oonor; thence south
lb east eighty'two and forty eighth hundrsoths tsQ
bltO( poles TO corner thence north S47 hB "A est
two hundred anu hly' our and forty hundretihs foH
sO'lOOl poles TO the place Of beginning, contain M
one hundred nn twenty nine and seventy one hun
dredths (l297l-lOO) acres.
said Farm II about two miles east OF Centreyillo
mas upon II d"elling two log cahinp n ffame tenant
house, large orchard, and about fifteen acres of
Appraised at 500 90 IN acre. May sell for s97 "a
an acre. GEO. W MALAMBRK,
I'M Master Commissioner
T I. THREsHER N. Il. JoRnAs, Att'ys.
AuR2tls64. davis
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Matches Matches Matches !
In any quantity, wholesale and retail at q p
Huber 4 Sons. Boy nelore The drst Of Sep.
tember and save the stamp duty Also, a
large quantity Of cotton batting al wholesale
aud retail dJt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-27
Huston Hall for Rent

|INHE b&st Hallin the aity--siA seat ono thousand
IL persons apply 20 y. D DrhOiB, ~
NJ. Ra2 Fissd strest HastoE pmldnE
NuBiO-dHa ainV haf laIfFt r0i luefA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-27

Wanted. "A oonpe,entshoemaker Steady
employment given Inqure at this Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-27
prp GooOs.

E. THosrsos, Attorney. ''AN0 NUS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-27
/, aBWING SOHOOL
On TUEsnAY. AurusL lOlh. lse4. I

lnihe scpoel Rooms Opposite tho A. Josephs cah
lie Church, kastseoond street,