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From the Rev: Thornas, Winter. Pastor or R0zb0r.

ErOm Lne heV. InOT1l8 v IlLaEl Fa8TOF OF H0ED0Ts
ough Baptist Church.
Dr.. JacksOn-Dear Sir: I f5sl it due 20 your excai
lent preparation, aooIEndg German btfteEs, 70 sad
my testimony TO tho deserved reputation Is has ob-
tanned. have for yeGTr, al tines been troubled
with great disorder in 1y head and neEyols systsn
WAS advised b. friend 10 W bottle Of your Get
nan bitkars. ] did 30 and have experienced great
and unexpected relief; health has been ysrJ ma
teriauy benefited. ] confidently recommend the
article WEere meet with q case similar to ny OWu,
and have been assured By many OF their COED eGses
Respectfully yours T. WIHTER,
Roxborough, Pa.
From Rev, J. 8. Herman, OF the German Rsioredm
Church, hutZtoWns BerzB county, Pa.
DR.. U. M. JeckEoR-hespecte sir. : have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have neyer used any medicine that did me as much
good as Hoohend Bittsrs. ! am very much inaprov
ID In health after having taken i've bottles.
yours, with res7ectI J. s, HERMAN,
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TLEYEl.AND 3 TOLEDO b b b:
sPBING ARBAEGEhEaT.


On End sfssF Eondey, May isth, 1894, Passenger
Trains VIII lesvs OisVelAne IS follows C5uadas Pz-
oaptSd)s
Rs4O A. nT.-OHTCAGO KIP EE5S-Stops At Bsrsa,
Grsiton, Obarli1, H0rWaik, Monroe lie, Belle
we, Clyde, Fremont and GlmoTss and arrives -
Toisd0 e. 1858 x; and 0h cage q $50 P =.
Lac p. NV ~ - E5hILr-75roSs IS an sgA-
lions on 5ouths q 'flvision, and arrives af To
iedo A. s;39 p. NJ Uhfcaso S.J1 A. -.
Ast0 p ht.--ESkEH1Nh htAtLl-Stcs7 as All 1ta-
tions on hoZthern Dtyizio1s ard arrives Et san.
tusky st 7l0 r. =.
700 p. nI.-AIGHT EXP FEEGS-stoyIat At Grafton,
HOrEsik, monroeyElls, Clyde, snd fremont, aud
arrives at Toledo ~ las ?. HI and OhieaEo at
5.A5 Ak.
d5zJETGEB,
0snasstiOns are made Is AonroevilIs with ths sls-
1CakF, hanafsli = &gWaTE =. B., Gt CtYcs with ttl
Eandusky, Dayton B cincinnati Z. =, a. Fremcll
NTH Fremont . Indiana b. r., and a. Toledo with
the Hfohiran Southern 4 EoTthern Indiana and To
ledO Wabash Eaiirosds for Ohic3EO, Detroit, jack
17a, Fort Wayne, Loz215peTs L1isystts, Cairo, All
eons Sc. Louis and Al points Hess, Northwest Ena
Southwest.
Hast At 80 \ As 2. H, erd s.s5 ?. 4. From
SancuBrF at 81 49,. u y. HuOKER, Sun /
lisvessnd. Nay i5, isd4
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fiirsrd, Alat1hula ard Painessillc oli7i And Ar
FiVes q gisTat-1l S. isg5 a. H. -.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

From Rev. J. q, Turner, Pastor oi Hedding Metho
dist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

CWITH ITS OOHaECEIHS)
Is First Glass Route, FOR Safety, Comfort
aad Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
7s Tsaek i Stoas Baljdstsd AID IS FTss foa Bsast
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: TLANTIG 8 aBEAI WEsl IN


SUMMER ARIA N&B@EFT.
IVA tsrough Hzprsss Trains betsson 1levelaua a2ia
LEV YOTz takes enect Nay TO- l9s4.
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E 81

W-For IsIs By DruSEhss enc DesIsrs IN syuy
tkER n taI UEiisa slatss. iaaii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

New YoRK September l6-The publica
ton Of the New Nation has been stopped by
an injunction issued by Judge Sutherland.
It's leader to-day, announced its abandon.
ment of General Fremont
The Supreme Court injunction put to-day
upon the New Nation, Fremont,s organ, re-.
ferred only to the imitation printed by Genpr.
al Clusseret The regular paper goes to
press tonight The difficulty in the matter,
as inferred from a copy OF the suppressed
sheets, seems TO have been an attempt on the
part of General Clusseret to turn .he paper
over to a person, who has not hitherto appear.
ed prominently rs a possible candidate for
Presidency.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

FoETREss MoSRoE, Sept. l5-Msjor Gen.
eral Butler arrived here this morning from
the front. He come here for the improvem ent
of his health, which, of late, has become
somewhat impaired ..F.. xxx.
intelligence from the front states that the
enemy have been annoying our lines on the
left for some some time, and General Grants s
batteries opened yesterday to put a stop to il.
Heavy firing was kept up all day yesterday
The result has not been sseertained. No
doubt the rebel sharpshoOters have been ST.
leneed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
MORNING REPORT.


AOuthsFn News and Dasky Patriots.
NRw YORE, Sept l7.--Tribnns' eorrsspon.
dent with Grant, SAysi tarr ~. 1000
BY reference 20 the Richmond Whig, which
l mailed you last night, you viii see that on
their own calculation there remains 10 the
whole south but i32, 900 men between the
ages OF I6 and so These they style exempts.
BY the enactment Of their congress al resi-
donts between these ages are 10 their militia.
~ service From these exempis only can
they recruit their armies. But these l32, 900
are ell men who haVe been detailed for daty
aud were considered up to this time as vrln
ally exempt from military service Neither
can all OF them nor any large share Of then
be spared from their present aVOcAtions As
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

Nkw YnRg, Sept l7-Cotion small sales At
So aoOr dali and declining at ] 0 OOalO 10
for extra State / all 20 for round hoop
Ohio; wheat less active and scarcely so firm
2 25A2 33 for winter red and amber Mich.
gan; unSoOnd | 90a2 90; corn heavy and
lower at 60s6le ahoat, and Csc in store oats
heavy and lower at s5ss7e for western, and
inside for inferior; pork shade lower for
prime; lard scarcely so irm whisky quite
hrm at gal 80 for western small lots at
I 82Al 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
shelItnE PetsrsburE-Gnd sundry Other
Things.


New YoRE, September l7.--The Herald s
City Point correspondence, dated the 18th,
says:
Yesterday morning Birney opened all his
batteries on the rebel works and on the city
OF Petersburg, and literally rained shot and
shell upon them tor over Two hours. This was
in retaliation for the rebels firing on our pick
cts at all hours
All accounts Of an impending battle on the
Weldon Railroad are mere speeulalions based
on remote probabilities.
Whether Lee has removed bis headouar.
ters to Rsam's Station, as reported by deser
ters, to oversee an engagement or not he
does not seem disposed to bring on one as yet
Another correspondent says, BriRadier Gem
eral Howell, of Tories division, 10th corps,
was Recdently killed on the night Of the l4lh
by his horse rearing and falling over on him.
The Heralds correspondent near the Point
Of Rocks ot Sept 10, says a heavy cannonade
vas kept up BY the rebels the day before, in
an attempt to knork down our signal tower.
The firing on both sides was terrible, though
no damage was done to tho tower. A rebel
deserter Informed our officers Of their inten
tioDs, and we we're prepared for them. He
also located a new masked battery, which
as soon az it opened 'front.' our guns trained
npon it with surprising accuracy
The Heralds correspondent with the 2nd
cavalry divisioni says we have been enjoying
an exceedingly beneficial rest and in the
meantime the regiments are rapidly flling up.
General Davis health is such as to permit
him to rejoin his command
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

the CIRCUS TrOups Is the largest m most
complete eVer combued in0ur establishment, bling
composed OF the most popular, skIlIiui and sccom-
plsned performers ln the TIDte 4siOn, having be rn
selected from thE nrst establishments in Europe ana
Ameuea. Among tue PrIuciI al Artisls the iol-
lowing
MADEMOISELLE JOSEPHINE, the teautiiuI,
IgritneiU sui eie gam Eiiu strieune
SAM Eb BURT, the wonder ui aauteIIst Rad Hurdle
RdVf On.
JAMES DE MOTIE, the renowned PRINCIPAL Act
lider and HstnonIc Equestrian;
sHA PEE hhlihkN, lhs gIeat Trspess Per
turmer-, the most daung asd sklllml Acrouais ln
"a the pToie sslon
YOUNG FFRkAk1I, from the CJrsy Circus Madtid,
the M AculOua Con, Criunist;
CHARLES RlN las, The popular and dashing -Four
Horse Rider aud glo uubler
GEO 81 MAN, in MS Equ-stft n Art OF the Reyoly.
ing GlObe, an 10 his Lsrrtl and II auca Perform
j. shnde, Robinson jones LeNerdIs, le seur Ire
mNu, Monsieur Frsnk, August smoud, Jame-
Benton, henu clarence, Cisrmoni, Gustaye Iu-
CROW, tnd largo aud ericit nj Troupe uf Nhulters
Aerutat-, Tumhler- ana dancers
JAS. NAN, the Hum rtst ana American CloSB,
hnest Ar' iuaprcr, slack Hope PERFORMER
I.m SINCE, stump spfai er, a., Sc,i
iOhNN4 BOOMER, th- Eeceutrc sad Tick Clown
Hud IrleslsuLic CdMtFFs,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

Instructions in Penmanship The first
class in penmanship at the Miami Conner
cial College, Nos. 326 aud 1928 East Third
street, for the Fall and Winter months Of
64 and 66, will commenee on Monday even.
ing, Sept 18th, at 1t O'clock Day class
from 2'till 8 in the afternoon New scholars
for the evening class will be admitted til
the FIRST of October Afternoon scholars re.
ceived at any time. Terms 50 90 FOR twsn-
ty-four lessons. Liberal deduction to clubs
Tuition payable in advance, and good i'm.
provement guaranteed to the attentive For
further particulars apply to the principals or or
the agsRkl0 ,aotTad s.0aa q aEksBt "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
By Telegraph,
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


NEw IoRE, September l6.-Gold opened
weak at 22S. and without any special excite
meut The price steadily declined 10 225,
closing 225A
The Commercials Washington special says,
no army news has been received by Govern
ment to-day, and rumors to the contrary are
false. The statement that Farrsguts feet
has approached Mobile in line of battle is not
believed at the Navy Department He does
not intend to attack Mobile Secretary Welles
does not approve the policy Of capturing Mo-
bile at present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

ST LOUIS Sept l6 General A j. Smith s
advance arrived at SuIpher Springs about ten
milesibelow here whsre they go in camp and
probably await the developments of ihe enc.
my
Shelbys advance is in southeast Missouri,
but nothing definite is known in regard to his
designs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
customnous, VlIInInI...

New YORK, Sept lG.-Collector Draper 8
Investigations into the alleged corrnpt prac-
tees at the Custom House, according to the
Express, are developing the most astounding
vIllainies on record
The officials have been in the habit OF help.
ing themselves to whatever they pleased, Of
the most costly goods, and in most extrava-
CANT quantities
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton anRrkel.


DAYToS, September IA
HARSHNANS FLoUR-Red wheat,
wholesale sll 90, Retail $ll so.
WHEAT-$l so.
CORN-ll0 4.ffE eu'nad III
0ATS-70
RYE-l 45(9l so. M ~
BARLEY-$l 5O@l6O
TEAS-S2 5O92 90,
COFFEE--6S(460e
SUGAR--30
COFFEE SUGAR-S3 Da5o per ID.
HARD REFINED SUGAR -374c per n,
M0LAS3ES-$l 35C9l40 per gal
RICB--2Oc per ID.
LARD-2563O.
BUTTEH-40@50
CHEESE. -23@25.
STARCH-l2ac per ID.
SOAPS-20e per H.
DRIED PEACHE5-25@22. BID. Do a.
DRIED APPLES-l6@2O,
BEANS-Per bushel 81 50@3 90
EGGS-ls per doz
TOBAOCO-9O@SliO per II.
SH0r-$5 90 per sack,
LEAD-25c per H. sas.f- .. Hf4
POTATOES ~ rs per bush
HAY-1imothy $40 psr ton
WHISKY--l so. l4,.
TOMAToES-S2 80 per bush.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
aa.rrnla. Cspturs . s...mno.,.

CAIRo, Sept l6.-Twelve guerrillas en-
route as prisoners from Smithland, Ky, to
Louisville, on the steamer Colonel 0ssus,
when near Cassville, overpowered the guard,
killing two or three Of them, then compelled
the officers to land boat when they escaped
carrying of the arms OF the guard and such
valuables as they chose from the steamer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

DENVER, September l6.-No Indians have
been seen on the Overland Route for several
weeks Stages will be resumed Immediately.
The Indian scare appears to have ended =
Troops are so stationed AS to fully protect
coaches aud travellers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
Sherif's Proclamation.

DAHTON, september So loJ4.
Proclamation is hereby made 10 the qualified voters
OF Montgomery county, that general elect will
be held a- required by law, on the Second Tuesday
OF October to-wit
October llth, 1864,
at the several places Of holding elections in sad
County, AT which time the following officers to
he chosen.
one Supreme Judge (iull Terml
one do do Gong Vacancy.
one DO do (short Vacancy
|, One Secretary OF state II NJ.
| Que Compeloler OF the Treasurer.
one MemheT OF fubic WORKS, (fdll Terml.
one do .l.. do do (NAcancyl, ..... .....
0ne Representative Congress Of the United
States composing the connhes o. Montgomery, But
Ter Warren and Prshe, "..
One Sheriff.
one County Auditor,
One do Recorder
One do Treasurer
One do Commissioner.
one do Surveyor.
one do lnhrmary Difeotor.
One Whisky Inspector
q One Flour Inspector.
One Pork Inspector.
5 Ami the Trustees o the several Townships and Of
the several Wards Of the city Of Dayton in ,aId
county, will take notice that they are required 10
return the following number OF juIrOrs ifon heir
respective iownSllps and Wards. the CLERK of the
Court OF Common Pleas, properly design ting those
Tor Pr 'tate Court rom those for the Common Pleas
An Superior Courts towit:
a.. nj
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
steam Tug EInIed.d.

New YoRK, September Is, A. N.-The
stean tug A. B Saunders exploded her boil
or this morning, in East River. There we're
three persons killed, one fatally injured, and
the vessel was blown to pieces.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

NEw YoHK, September 1.-THE Tribane 8
Washington special says ..N ,..t
Two Wisconsin soldiers, wounded in the
battles Of the Wilderness, arrived here to day
from that locality By good fortune they fell
into the hands Of Union farmers living near
the battle field, who nursed them until they
we're restored TO health
They stA,e that numbers OF onr wounded
made their way to harm honses 10 the vicinity
Of the battle field .but most OF these had died
from sheer want Of medical attendance Hun
dreds Of dead lie unburied on the battle field
Of the 9th Of July fight ..J .HH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
new Work stssh aarksts

NEw YoRE, Sept l6 6--Stocks better; ster-
ling dull o. Gold opened 22e eloSing
at 2 22i c, B. Q. 2s9 Erie Al Reading
s0l One Year CerlE6eate 94t lO.40 con
Poas 81. $40 ooapons ZOE 7SO coupons
lH u, 8. I6'sl coupons Os.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

WAsHlSGToN, September l6.-A special to
the World says:
Some l6 deserters from Lee army arrived
here to-day. They fully confirm previous re-
ports that the enemy are being largely rein
forced by conscriptions. ...,.'....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

WlLSSGToS. DEL. September l6-Hon.
w B Smilhers wAs yesterday nominated for
ConRresS on the first ballot by the Abolition
State Convention
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
Fire.

BNGHANPToN, September l6.-Tbs north
wing OF the lnebriaie Asylum ia now ia flames
II is feared the entire edifice will bs destroy
ed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

overseers Of plantations, ss vorkmen in Con-
iederate arsensls, rs manufacturers Of arti
cles which must be obtained Hence there
is no basis Of addition to their armies
The postum at Deep Bottom is nov gar.
rsoned entirely by negro soldiers under Ges
The operation at Dutch Gap is now being
prosecuted by force of negro soldiers, aud
= iair proportion of the trenches are now held
BY the dusky patriots
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
see ~ He Does Not.

On the Fourth OF March
.. On ABE r.ra..Iq
Will March Fourth
= -Ueveiand Plain Dedler
He will surely March fourth
If we rightly remember,
November the Eighth
On the Eighth of November
#FE ~ = - v-4f ID u
New Meat and Provision Store
NJ Stockert at his stand on Market street
north side, a few doors west Of Jefferson, IL
daily Supplied with Beef Milton, Veal, Pork
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans Eggs, &c.
&c all fresh and Of the best quality Hi
old friends and customers, and the public
are invited to give him call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

Interesting to the Able-bOdied "A
complete list Of the names of all who are
subject to draft in the Fifth Ward has
been prepared, and left at the Fifth Ward
Engine House By placing a credit Of S25
opposite their names, those interested will be
included in an arrangement which will re-
dound greatly to their benefit in case they
draw prizes in the forthcoming Government
Lottery. A word to the wise is sufficient
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
The eIganiLe nlppNpOtamus :

The Gigantic HlppOpOtamus!
or "BEHruorH' Of Holy Writ, Of whom it is decsr-I
Dob 40 $50 Upon sprth there ~ not his ike" This
rar specimen OF the brute creation he lAat yestpr
OF PIE AddntC Crlsalcs. captured by his urescnt
keencr, Al 1t Egyptian 10y order of the SIaeroy
OF Egypt, 2uO0 mles above Cairo, the White Nile
in Africa And was imp rtpd luio this county at an
exuense of more than $4,000 hy q. c YuTrE R,o
with whom such arrangements lsye been made as 10
enRbl- the ManaRr meht 90 present him 10 The pnhe
inc0rluucuon W h the other unique Atfra items which
max" up tins Cataelysm Of Wonders comprising ths
Eganuc continuation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

WAGHNGT0N, Sept l6--A letter received
here to-day, from an officer on Grants stat
dated City Point, Wednesday evening, says
81 have no stirring news TO record to-day, but
everything looks bright aud cheering. Everv
day we are weakening the enemy more
or less, while their troops are deserving to our
lines in droves
1--WE are receiving large aceessions of new
recruits The llth Florida regiment which
entered the rebel service with eleven hundred
men, has been reduced a deserter says, to
less than one hundred by desertion and casu-
alities Of war, but principally by desertion
Among the seventy-eight rebel deserters
brought here this morning from City Point
were fifteen from that regiment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

JEFF Davis.-We noticed this morning,
hanging up in Dietrich's Drug Store, life
sized oil painting of JEFF, Davis, President
OF the Southern Conlederacy. 1t was "cap.
tured' 1--WE think that is the word used in a
note affixed to the picture) BY Rousseau, in
one of his late raids II doubtless bears a
strong and striking resem )lance 10 The orig
inal, but ils chief value consists in the illus.
tration it affords Of the character of this
holy war for Union aud things. To make
the illustration still more perfect and salts.
factory, we hope some gallant soul will send
Mr., Dietrich Mimbie taken from the re.
bellious finger Of one Of the young ladies
captured" and 'exiled 5y the magnanimous
Sherman Meantime we move that a like
Cess of ABE LIEcoLS be placed in pleasing
contrast with that OF the rebellous Presi-
dent, lest at any time he latter should ex-
ert disloyal aud inimical influence upon
beholders for the most inveterate negro
lover will hardly deny that there is the IA.
cination at least of noble intellect in the
expression of the stolen shadow aforesaid of
Jetferson Davis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

Remember the Georges The Democ-
racy OF the city will bear in mind that it is to-
night that Gro. NAuERTH proposes to address
them in Dickeys Hall Give him a rousing
house, and he will give you speech that will
repay your pains. Take our word for that.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

NEw BeRSE, Sept TO- The little Dispatch
steamer Fannie, on her regular trip from
Norfolk to Roanoke Island, through The ca.
nal, was captured snd burned by the enemy,
on the evening of the 9Th inst
The report that the yellow fever made its
appearance here 10 inror-rct.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

TINS STUD of HuR,fs i- composed OF th. ba,-i
hnp'sf, AmeUNan ant AralHal q orolleh redt
hinhY Uuncd thn iHa.uifCeuuN ,auaTrauad sri
" firogmmmr o me rn VA sI opuprre al iue
no. eies ui the day.
1hs whole of these IAGNlTTrENr ATTp A..
III Ms A,il b. sbliied 10 M PEgAKOE on rFa
DAN sept. 2lh, eui DAYTON un WEDNESDAY
pa'ihoa for one rec ot adm oa, vbt a. notalih-
sanhns me enormous outlay attendant 10 On such
en uupr cede ted conlduailnu. a. hasI Al de Low
ass's i o 80 eepi' Children under irsYeass o. axe,
"a -Th. GRAND PROCESSION u,ll ente, tbe te.r
A. u "slok, A. preceded h, the 6I6ARTlD
hffOFIAMVS drawn ~ rfAM of ELEPuAkIh,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

Stray Cow, "A dark red COW, long horns,
turned nwardly, old, and somewhat thin
strayed on Monday last Any information
will receive suitable reward. bgg dOf
L. LEHMAN,
3td. No G, 4th street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

Shrubberyf Fruit Trees, &c.--Mr
George Say has made arrangements with The
nurseries Jr tie .oestibt Of shrubbery frhit
trees and everEreens, ever offered to the peo.
Pile OF this city and county. Prices low as
ever. Persons desiring anything in this line,
may address orders TO Mr., Say through the
Post Office OF Dayton, who will attend to
them with punctuality sept 9dsw2w