davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-05
Med1anic WanpcSsin.

va Der dlte gDnfbtnetOn GaDinss Sunb 5NSperetn 70 pro-
fitabel fur ale athsn Snbaber auegelaufen Is taten Ga
mebrere Wttgltffer ~eeleIhen be IpQen %aefuneen. etMn neuen
Sauperein (nad Der gpnaitutpn bes nltsnl ;u eruaNR mtt
benz gtdrtsn oW1etante 8auterein."
Die WatI rr 8ennten, bic erie Gtr3dblun9, forte uNh
Die Nnnabme Der Contribution fdr6 TAFT lesten l Nebr
Nle Dieienisen, reIte ibr erI aries @elb ~prOfiabel bepr.
nire1 una Ntttsn netnen ipOaen, linc e%tngeIaren am Mon-
oeuti6en Sdae, f4 etniufnten, pber f6 ;I tneleen BET pIt.
George @tlner NO. 464 9th. Str. unp s. Scurtral. Ode
6 II 9 Str. 6 pttci 6tu.
I8; Die sweite Giu3abluuS finbet In ndtfrr gsruuun-
lung. Mpnt1g Mbenb, fatt
@sSr&s Gtftner, graG s.. SonDenat, eetO.
(6SWD q Otter m Gber,S t1sn.
Nn bic fretfinniacm Ocutfd1en OeS Dts
,.- ftriftS Columbia.
Sn Gclae hes Ron benz bteIsen republtt0pt16en Qereiue
6eflsten 8eItluNes. I'm Wcnaf Npril ben ~ etne MaFens
Convention 3ur Dabl RON DeleSaien gu bullsn, mel8e Oen
9tfr tt Is Iuinbta In Der @dttcnal.G Or pSenttpn AT @altsmcr
am z. Suntb S. pettretsn iClen, frrbern bic Inter rtb re
ten ane %reifinntaen Dsntften I'm Oiitrttt GClumbta ttermit
Sotei, 30 40S unb 41O @ennfplu. GpenIe, JpiIben 4. unb
6. Str, tn gDalbinetcn Su SerfantmeIn.
Der .3pef n'eier Yer'arlntun0 TT, eine Organization ber
fretfirnteen OeutIhen gu e~rateIen unb etne 1rgeniefene unb
aeTnnuns stid t9e REPRESENTATION her Dentiden TIT cteSer
Stf Der aSaenineinll6en Bs6tiafett bteCsr On. eleaentett
erDarten mir bG6 tetn f%retfinntGtr bentfGer Burger fetlen
GaNtnstonn. .. G.. Zen /. msrs 1864.
90 @.Ntetert&.
. 9. 3. Ntebfettt,
tGBFF 8. Mu e1ler.
.a.aa~.o.r ee Sr. @IbLer.
ADAM 6ubner
Gbdrles e olger.
Gbrtftdn Dtetert6.
(D06S) 9br. 9. Mtber.
81 ny o4tot+ Gin tuhtiser utrra6er. ter tnr6dus lein
CtLiA"Hl : @sf6ait perfebt UNI cute @mpfetlunssu
aufjuaetien bnt, lam etne CUTE unr ~bauerbafte SteNe ertal-
Eten. Noh3ufrdeen In SIC. 460 ga, &pe. sptIAer 3 unb
Az Ctr, gDalbtnStplt, 3. 8. (DO5Sl
0Acrf ,no++ Gin eutes M6t&en fir bduflt6e Qrbe{-
StIAdn!l+ ten. @uier e0bn wtrb perfpr0hen, -
ld6sufraseu in Sol. elrtba9s D,lawore aotrue Souie
Np. TAI, an. 8 unb 5 Str peer BET Greb. RiebFlb, 42O g.
Str, jwii9sn s. unb 9. Str, gDafttnetou. D.@.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-05

SiIp0tricr Srinst III Die 3lmacniperfe DDn NidbttOnc
MnD seritSrt cine @trecfc pum 40 Mteilen Der Gems
trail Giienbabn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
Aegal.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.


Joseph Brown, Solomon Brown, Jacob Brown, Caro-.
line Mahue a ld William Mahue, Ceinda Hannah
and Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah ana Geo, qe
Hannah, W..
Theopholus Brown, Theodore Brown, Mary Brown
9esherry Brown, Perry A Brown, aRrah brown
and Elizabeth BroWa, IN Partition
VNHEOPaOLUS BROWN Theodore brown, Mary
] Brown Seabsrry Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah
Brown Elizabeth Brown, will take notice that n pet
ton frd against them the 3l-t day Of August
1864 IN the t'Ourt Of common Pleas OF Mont.
ghmery county, OHIO 10y Joseph Brown, Solomon
Brown, Jacob Brown, Caroline Mahue, Wm. Mahue
CendA Hannqh, Samuel Hannah, Amsnla Hannah
and Genr2e Hannah AID IN now pending where SAID
petitioners demand ,iartnOn Of the following real
estate TO- wit situate IN the county oi MONTGOMERY
and State Of ONO on The east a OF section a2 town
3, range q east, &e.
Being lot No. o survey and supdivsion OF
the ands Of Joseph Brown, dtc'd, by order Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Montglm ~ couuty.
Ohio AZ tho March term, lsil see chancer. record
II, page 3i2, AMI ,e cribed a. lGllowRi
Beginn,ng on the east line Of sad section a. =
poles south Of the n. r.. corner there f--thence 81
N5' W ld0 poles tOa -tone in the Lirettv Road
thence s. ~ lUG poles 10 "a stOno ia SAID Y, .
thence n. 50 y. ~ poea 90 stone, thencs 3 i, y
poles 10 stone, thence n. so 4. 10 poles u 70
stone on the east line ai aaid section, thence 9
W tl2.3 poles 60 tho rlac9 Of hos mag containing
60lt Rcres aud ha been a-signed ~ The dover ~
Elizabeth Brown IN sg a lands OF Jrse ph Brown dec &, ,
aud that at the next term Of said Iouri, the said
petitioner viii amply for an order thst partition may
be made Of said premiees.
Da ed thia August 3lst, 1854.
ApAH CLAY, Any for Petitioner uag3i.wGW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

The CIRCUS Troupe is the large. { AM mos
complete ever cOmhincd one establishments b. ing
composed oi the most popular, ~Silliui api accom-
plishCd performers in the pIoitssipn, having been
selected from the hg1t establishments In EuT0pe ana
Amenca. Among the pr'ucipal Art-'- are tho tol-
lowing:
MAnEMoisELLE JOSEPHINE the teautifl.
crs, eul fnd elegant Eau sitienne
SAMlEh BukT, The wonder al sauteust and Hurdle
Ruer;
JANE DE MoIlE, the renowned Principal Act
RIer and iiistnonic Equestrian
sHAPPEk WHITNEY, the gfeat TmpeEs Per
formers, the most daring ahd skllUl Aerobsis ia
N the profession;
YOUNG FERRANTI, from The C6fso Circus, Madrid,
the Ni-neulon- Coniortionst
CHARLES RlYER@, the popular aud ,ashing Four
Horse Rider and agile Tumhlrr
GEO SItMAk, IN his kqusatrisu Act Of the Revuly-
ing Globe, an 10 hls Lsrrel and 1Ianea Perform
anre
]. 9hndle, Robinson. Jones' IeNsrts, lie sisur Ire
man, Monsieur Frsbk, Aupust Simuud, James
Benton, HEM clarence, Clerm0nt Gustave Du-
crow snd large and eftcisnt Troupe Of VaulteIs,
Acroists, Tuintlers and Dancers
JAS NA"b, the Hum .rist and AtqsTcan Clown,
chinese hsfr manner, siAck-f0Te Performer.
Com -i1ser, s,nWp speat ~, a., &c.
JOHNNY BOOKER, the EccentT.r ald Tick Clown
ard iTl sistiuir f0iha3ifs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, September 2
HARSHMANS FL0DR--Red wheat,
81 90. Retail Sli 90
WHEAT-tl 80.
CORN--ll0
OkFS--70.
RYE--l 459l 40
BARLEY-Sl jO@IG0
TEAS-S2 60@2 90
C0FFEE-5SMGOc
sUGAR--30
COFFEE SUGAR--3S $500 per ID.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-3ile per ID.
MoLASSEs--Sl sjt9I40 per gal
RICE-20e per ID.
LARD--lS@20
BUTrER-40(A50
y CHEESE. --28C926.
STAROH-l2lc per h.
S0APS--2Oc per h.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l6@20.
BEANS--Per bushel$2 50@3 90.
EGGS--is per doz
ToBAOcO-9O@$llO per n.
SH0r-S5 90 per sack
LEAD--26o per 10. arJ ,,s, d,
PofATOBS--e2 so per bush. sla
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

Tnf STUD OF HORsFsi- composed 81 tn finest
h,ehly trsiErd and uit 'fc itl, rapar. .eoned and
in@ prgrairme oi M ~ us viii -Nmruse All tho
elesan sel dional, ibrlng, eenic ana eptrraiulug
yeiues o. the day.
The giole OF these MaCSIFIcENT ATTRAC.
~ ~ Niil be hibi,ed IN ~ PEcAKOE on TUEa
DAfi -ppt @lth, and DAYTON on MRDNFgnAY
sect 2lsi 81 end p H. uodsr onr enorinous
favihen lor one rec at admission. wfirh nosuith.
standhs NJ euolinous 0utsi a,ieuiaui on such
azure q 50 cents Children under ta' Ysdrs Of age,
ea-ih. GRAND PROFESSION viii euler tho ioun
M ~ oeiok, A, preceded hy lhs GIGANTIC
hltlofrAMus drawn hy ATTAIN ~ FLEPHsNTg
tour ~ nNniterl follow ed ~ skEt fN'SNEM YORK
ave CIRCUS snd FRO ~ uf Aur a.. together with
ne 1epeous faraphertalm of.the Metropolitan
Ootnhnau0n.
IL X ELLlNGHAM, Dirsfts- of Aessa
6. n. fARNsWoRrH, Aesd stpts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

JAMES KELLY will he q candidate beior the
llemocrAue County Convection, for nomination, tor
tho Off OF Recorder
MEsSis EpIrORs.--You will obae many Demo.
Gratis o Randolph township, if ynu will annonnco
tho name ThE0D IRE p EBY, OF Union rs a
candidate ior Recorder subject 20 the decision Of the
Democrats Convention. MT. Eby IA a sound Demo.
crat good business man, aud one OF tho bert
pc nen IN the county,
MOSEs WOGAMAN ESQ of Madison township is
candidate Tor the oftre OF sheriff, subject TO the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention
MFssR7 hpiroRs - Please announce NJ. A. ak INI
Mki,, hrq Of Jeh'fson township, candidate ior
ton, subject 20 the decision the Democratic con
Venton. MANY DEMuCRATS.
@. B. HARTMAN wall be soandidste ior the Office
Of sheriff subject to the Democratic Uounty Conyen
non,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
MORNING REPORT.
From Av.rIIl-sIlght Rsbel sucos.s.

From AverIll-stight Rebel Suoosss'
New YoR1, Sept ll.--Hersds LeetoWn,
Va. special, 10th, says:
The enemy attacked one brigade Of Aver
iFs division this morning shortly after eight
o clock, on the Winchester pike, south Of Mar
tinsburg, with johnson. McCausland and
tiaughtona brigades of cavalry, and Rhodes
division Of infantry, Early conducting the at-
tack in person The enemys cAsalry was
thoroughly beaten, and driven in three sue
cessve charges, under an artillery fire, upon
and through their infantry line. The rebel
infantry was then brought forward to the at
tack, whereupon the brigade of Sehoormake er
retired slowly before the enemys advance,
after having nearly expended their ammuni.
tiou, The rebel infantry being unable to
reach the Union cavalry, the enemy mounted
force was again brought forward, bnt did not
venture to attack Shoemaker in the new po-
sitiOn which he at once assumed.
From prisoners taken, we get information of
the highest importahc- The loss Inflicted on
the enemy was greater than ours.
Early thought 10 steal a march on Sher
dams line and did not expect to be checked
in the outset of his operations by Averlrs
cavalry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

CAIRo, Sept 1.-THE vicksburg Herald
says that 100 rebels, under Captain McNeill,
made raid on wilkins plantation near Good,
riohs Landing, on the 9th ult and carried of
40 mules, 40 horses and 200 negroes, and
killed two plantation guards and burned the
stables
CAiRo, Sept 1.-THE steamer City Of A.
tou brings Memphis dates Of yesterday, aud
New Orleans advices Of the 9Th.
Memphis was to be illuminated last night
in honor Of the recent victories
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
The Ola story OF Dependency in the
sOuth,

south,
New YoRE, Sept, ll.-The Heralds Ninth
correspondent, dating the llth, says:
-Four deserters IRON the I'd Georgia came
into our lines yesterday. They belong to Ma.
hone division, A. p Hilrs corps, which is in
our front
From lheir statements, as we'll as from 9th.
or sources, it is almost definitely ascertained
that the rebels have disposed their forces with
Longstreets corps on their extreme right,
holding the cavalry between the Weldon and
Danville roads, and General A. P Hills corps
on the center, occupying the line from
the Weldon road to Petersbur,, while Beau
regard with his divisions, is garrisoning the
fortihcations around the city
These men state that considerable despon.
dency has been occasioned by the fall of At
anta, especially among Georgia troops, who
begin to lose all heart in the cause for the
reason that they believe their State hopeless
y conquered from the Confederaey.
tits a gratifying sight to witness the won
deriu change effected In our army within a
lew we ks, from large and frequent reinforce.
ments Our skeleton regiments are filling
out to the old proportion which they exhibii-
ed in the first stages of their campaign. They
are beginning 10 show an unusual numerical
fierce, while divisions are becoming some
Thing like appropriate commands With all
this, there is decided Improvement in the
spirits, health and morale Of the troops
NEw YoBE. Sept l2--The rebel papers
announce the arrival Of the Tallahassee at
Wilmington, and a list of 33 vessels, princi.
pally schooners, captured by her, is published
She ls preparing TO 90 oat again.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
LATEST NE Ws,
AFTERNOON REPORT.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoToMAc Sent.
l0--Firing has been kept up all day on the
center aud right The rebels seem To have
got excited by tho surprise Of last night, and
appear determined TO annoy our pickeis as
much as possible 1t was the 10Th Indiana
and the 99th Pennsylvsnia cavalry that made
the charge, and that captured the rebel line OF
pickels. Lieutenant Colonel MchkeI Of the
10th Indiana was shot through the hips aud
died on the field. His body was embalmed
and sent home.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
Sherlf'S Proclamation.


DAfToN, september 80, 1854
Proclamation is hereby made to the qusllad voters
Of Montgomery county, that general eecti n will
be held ~ required by law, on the Second Tuesday
Of October to-wIt
October llth, 1864,
at the several places Of holding elections, ia said
County, q which time The following oticers are to
be chosen.
One Supreme Judge Oull Terml
One do do tong YacAncy
One DO do (short Vacancy
one Secretary OF State
One Oompeti oller ~ the Treasurer
One Member Of Public Works, (mh Term)
Dhe 80 do do Vacancy
One Representative IN Congiess OF the United
states composing the counties OF Montgomery sut.
Ter, Warren and Prehle,
one Sheriff
une County auditor,
One du Recorder.
One do Treasurer.
One do Oommls sionsr
one DO surveyor
One do InhruafV Dideptor
nne Whisky Inspector
one Flour lns pector.
One Pork Inspector
And thu rr.stees OF the several 'foNnships and of
the several Warts Of the city Of Dayton in .aid
county, will take notice that they are required to
return the following number of jurors from their
respective iownsbps and Wards TO tho Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas, properly design ting those
Tor Pr 'bate Court from those for the Common Pleas
an Superior Courts to-Wit;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

NASHVILLE, Sept 10 "A dispatch, dated
Seutemher 9th, from Pulaski, to Major r II
Polk A A. G., states that General Rousseau
concentrated all the forces Of Gems. Stead
mau and Granger with his at Athens and
moved toward the Tennessee river
General Milroy has returned to TullahomR.
The cars will reach Columbia this evening,
the !0th, coming north, the road being all
right south
The country Is filled with strolling bands Of
rebels who have suraPgled from their com
mands also a part OF Tennessee brigade,
which was dlsbanded for thirty days,
A report arrived at General Starkweather s
headquarters Of this department, that the
rebel Gen Dick Taylor had crossed the Mis-
sissipp', and is concentrating with Forrest, for
the purpose OF investing West Tennessee and
crossing the liver
A scout who has arrived from Savannah
Saws that all males between tho ages of eiRh.
teen and iorty-fve have been conscripted in
Mississippi The country ia full of stragglers
The loss ia Gen Starkweather's brigade was
very small
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
The
UPPER HYDRAULIC,
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE

Abucr Stephens, No 2944,
W, kupertor Court.
Jacob @. Kepler ct al
DhRsUANT tu decree oi the Superior Court O
i Montgomery county, OHIO, entered in the aba, We
cause, II il June Torn, A. u. 1864 wif, on
S,h0ioV, Sepfembs' 2th, 1884,
at the door OF the Court House, m tho city OF Dayton
IN said county, betNe-n the hours of two and fOur
o'clo ' = NJ Of -ad day sell at rutlic outcry to HE
highest bidder, the following described premi-es.
art Of the north half Of section humber eighteen
QR), township number thre" %, ani range humber
hya ,d), heiween the Miami Hvtrz IA Montgomery
county, Ohio, beWunmg at the halt section conner on
the west line Of -ui sorii0n thence north D. ~ east
eghty-tWo lS2) pc rH tn cu'n.r; thence south -"
"a two hundret and tiny.two and thity.siX hun.
dr. dths (2oz ~ ltn poea To- corner thence south
~ 'att eighty two and forty eighth hnndrodths (S2
a. 100 poles 20 corner; tnrn'- norsh 81 80 west
tgo hundred and hty- and forty bnndrshths (2d4
40 Ion poles 10 tue place OF begiuning, containing
one hundred an twenty y-nine ind seventy him
dredths (l207l- n,9 Hores,
said Farm ~ about two mules east ui Ceutreville,
has upon Il dStng, tWo log cabins. frame teuant
hou-t, large orchard ana about fifteen acres Of
Timber
Appraised st s5G o0 an acre. May sell for s37 "a
an acre. GkO. w, MALAMBRk,
Master Commissioner.
n y. TiREsHEN a N. h. JoRoAS, Au'ys.
auuIflsB4-davqfs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
BY Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights dispatches.
Fi ON tue Upper Potomae-Eews frou
Atlanta.

. om tht Upper P0tomac-NeWa rom
Atlanta.
NEw YoRG, Sept ! "A Berryvlle dis
patch 10 The Herald, states that Colonel Low
eli, with the 20th Massachusetls, and two 9th
er cavalry regiments, Yesterday destroyed 4
-four mills, and several other smaller mills, on
Occoquan creek capturing several prisoners
A Harpers Ferry dispatch OF the 10th,
states that the rebels are still in force near
Winchester and Bunker Hill
All quiet at the front
A Nashville dispatch states that Hood left
little Of value in Atlanta, most of the govern
ment st0res and railroad material having been
previously removed 10 Macon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

BALTIMORE, Sept, ] The steamer Robert
Morris, Capt Barrett. arrived here TO night
twenty days from New Orleans She reports
that on Thursday last the steamer Keystone
State captured fne blockade steamer, the
Elszsegy, and sent her into Beaufort
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

Ben Wade--They say that Ben Wade is
on the stump in advocacy of the cause Of a
man he has arraigned as usurper, and urged
the people to punish as a usurper, by seeking
the remedy for his usurpatious, and exeeu ing
it when found We do not credit the report
Even Wade is hardly so base as this rumor
would indicate
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

CAIRO Sept ll.-A report from Little
Rock says that the rebel General Price re-
Gently died at Atkadelphia, Of dysenlery.
Seventyfve hogsheads Of tobacco have st-
rived IRON Paducah, for New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
Two Section Ladder.

A coon thing for every man thar owns a house.
~ and iar every farmer. They are tSa ladders ii
Oonveneat length for general use and be ioined
together TO make y, a. ~ or % loot ladder good
house can be saved nom burning by having ladder
IN time % reach the roof Gall at No. 227, FIRST street
augs2-lnd fN'tNi .. II. bALsLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
New Meat and Provision Store,

THE OLD ST., CHARLES HOTEL
Market street. near jefferson.
Ff1HE undersianed has established a NEW MEAT
j AND PROVISION sTORE, NJ the aiove place
where he viii keep on hand All times, Bssi Ieli,
FORK. SIifsage DC d. Of ths hest quality AZ well as
Pia iaions and Vegetables generally.
His old fnends and the pnbic arc solicited to give
MN cat ~. srOCKERT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

OswEGo, Sept l2--The schooner 0pecee,
Captain John Clement, which cleared from
Toledo on the "a inst. for here, with a cargo
OF wheat, is supposed TO have foundered with
all on board in the late gale on Lake Erie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

Who Wants a Substitute ANY one
desrous Of procuring substitute, can be ac
cummodated by applying at the City Hotel,
on Sixth street, hetween Main and Ludlow.
.lonN SCHRoEnEn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
The loan.

WAsnEuroS, Sept III will be interest
ing Ia hldders TO le0rn that rhs bonds, in pay
ment OF the loan, will be ready for delivery At
the Treasury Department tomorrow morning
al 10 o'clock
Such prompt delivery is unprecedented,
and is due TO the arrangements made by Sec.
retary Fessenden and Assistant Harrington,
previous to the opening Of the proposals, the
blanks having been printed and otherwise
prepared so as to require only the signatures
Of the proper officers The adjustment Of the
bids with view TO lbe award was not eontem.
plated til II o'clock last night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
Capture OF a.nantEsII.

CINCINNATI, Sept l2-An indianapolis
dispatch to the Gazette announces the cap
sure there OF QuantrelI, the Missouri guer
rilla, He was recognized on the street by q
refugee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
41allp Gmplre,
City and Other Matters.


Accident to Oar Press w. met, on
Saturday, with one OF those accidents uus.
vodably incident % mrhinery Oar press
broke while working OF Saturday edition of
the daily; and DOT expecting 10 get of pa
per to-day, some Of our hands left the city
until tomorrow, which seronsly diminishes
the amount Of our reading matter All right
tomorrow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

Information Wanted. My boy Phillip
Smith. about Il yenr5 OF age, left his home
in Mamisburg about four weeks ago, and I
have not heard from him since. have some
idea that he is employed somewhere in The vi.
cinity of Dayton, and am very anxious to
learn his whereabouts AHy person giving
me information in the premises will confer q
great favor PHILIP SMITH
Miamisbnrg, Aug &c 2wd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
Just Published Biographical Mem
oir of Clement L. Vallsndigham by his

Just Published. Biographical Mem
oir of fClement L. Vallsndigham by his
Brother,A handsomely printed pamphlet
OF 64 octave pages This is document Of
unusual value aud interest entirely suthen.
tic and reliable Every statement in it per
sonal or otherwise can be strictly verified The
work is wanted everywhere, Immediately By
hundreds Of thousands Price delivered 25
cents
Country dealers can aa supplied through
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 us
Every editor who is disposed to aid in Civ
ing this pamphlet wide circulation is invited
to insert this advertisement and draw on us
for copies of the Memoir to the amount OF his
bill, TO be aent in package ordered by any
one in his vicinity WALTER a. Co, Publish
ers Of Books for the Times" &c No 10 City
Hall Square New York August |, 1864
Aug 9th, 1864 DIFF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

shrubbery, Fruit Trees, &c. Mr.
George Say has made arrangements with the
nurseries for the best lot OF ehrubberg, frnit
trees and everpreens ever Offered to the peo.
pie of this city and county Prices low as
ever. Persons desiring anything in this line,
may address orders to Mr. Say through the
Post oiIico Of Dayton, who will attend to
them with punctnality sept daw2w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12

Removal w ii, Belville has removed
his Law Office to the corner Of Third and
Main streets over the Dayton Bank
sept 9dawl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-12
The Gigantic HippOpotamusl 4

or "BEHEMorHr Of Holy Writ of whom It il decla.e ed
dob O-S3) Upon earth there IL not his like THIS
rRr specimen Of the brute creation, he last yosRe
OF pre- dt1anC criicqfe captured by hiR prp ent
keenprt ALI q Egyptian, by order Of the Nireroy
OF Egypt 2odo miles above Cairo, the white Nile,
in Atrca, and was imp Ttet into this country at an
expenso Of more than s4U01d, by .. c YuIcK E-q.,
with whom such alrang gements have been nade as 10
enable the Management 10 present him 20 the public
inconlnrcon with the other uniqne aura TONS, which
make up this CRteolYsm 81 Wonders comprising this
nRanMc combination