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bean scouting, and it was then too late TO
efuu them % The LouiStgna lids. D0tss-
mined not to let sue an opportunity clip,
he hastily mounted len men Of the SOth
Minouri and twenty-five of the % Mis-
sissippi Artillery, A. D., then on duty at
that post, and with them, though not a
invited guest, stestsd for the spene q
fsst;vitv. The foute pursued led directly
through the swamp, which being Partially
covered with water rendered : nPid
movement almost i impossible. Nothing
dauntsd, the little band pushed on, and
by 4 A. n. had approached within half z
mile of the house. Here dismounting,
they moved cautiously along the unguard-
ed road to within . few rods Of the scene
Of mirth and merriment. The brilliant
lights which cleaned from the windows
and the sweet cadence of the music told
that al went merry within. To rush
through tho gateway and surround the
mansion was the work OF moment. Col.
F. and Captain Orgue dashing into the
house, pistol in hand demanded the sur.
render of every Confederate officer and
soldier there. The y did this, will you
believe it, oh reader. followed by squad
Of the rebels own countrymen aud broth
ers from the I'd Mississippi heavy artil-
lery of African descent! Of course the
Confederacy surrendered. Now, the Co.
lionel, who is reputed to be az gallant Al
he is brave, not wishing to mar entirely
90 festive an occasion, kindly requested
the guests to continue the dance. The
music once more struck up; and not yet
being too old for such enjoyment, the
Colonel himself led upon the floor fail
and blushing daughter of The South, and
with her was soon lost in the diszy mazes
of the waltz. Daybreak warned the little
party of the danger Of delay. The priso
ners were hastily mounted on their own
good steeds, sdieus were given to their
sorrowing friends, and each with sahls
guard by his side, commenced their north
srn journey. At eleven 4. N. the little
party had safely returned to Vidalia, &C
complaining march of sixty six miles il
fiftsen hours. This is > good joke OF
tho Confederacy, and pays them for ,
similar trick played on come Of our boy
year or so since, back of Memphis. No
the most agreeable part of the joke, 80 fal
rs the secesh were concerned, Was march
ing them through tn city Ct Eatchez, be
tween dozen negro guards. Said one o
them, cant We have . white guard
Colonel - "No." said be, the negree
took you. and il is right that they shouls
guard you.
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decl6-d4s
NOTICE.

To Jonathan French, John Maxwell. and william
Spear aHFT
fou Are hereby notified that there 10 nov file II
the once of the CIerk OF The District Court or Lee
county, Iowa, 1t keokuk petition Of sam mel y. Nh
ley, Aener keeses and @. H. Perry executors Of the
VIII OF b. B. Reeves, decested, claiming Of you TIE
said Jonathan b. French Judgment for Eight Hundred
Dosrs and interest ~ money due four promissory
notee and - against all Of you the foreclosure Of
MortRase upon Lot eight In Block Twelve the adj
tion Of William H. WHiisms and Reeves and Perry,
to the City OF keofut, Lee eourt y, Iowa. M .s- -
And unls<s ycu appear thereto and defend befbrs
noon Of the second day Of the February term 1884 Of
tho said District Court Judgment and decree will be
render ID AgsiAst yoa thereon By defaait- v@a VI
RANKIN McCRARY
decl6-d4v sF8 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

To John Watson and Margaret Watson
You viii take netice that there 10 on Ole In the
office OF the CLERK Of the Dstrct Court Of Lee county
Iowa. st keekpk, petition Of Samuel p Mnfer, C.
d Perry and Abner Reeves, executors Of the Will Of
=. r. Reeves, deceased, elaimp Of the said JohI g.
watson the sun tfseven Hundred Dollars a. money
due on Two pronssory notes, aud asainst both OF
you the so!eccsurs OF certain Mortgage conve, ing
the relieving rea estate to-wit Lot four A. in block
twelve nal, ef Reeves and Perry ana william X.
williams acdition, TO tho City Of kcohuk, County OF
Lee, and Stste Of Iowa.
Now, therefore, unless You appear thereto and de-
fend on OF before noon Of tie SECOND day NEXT
February tern, 1854 Of said Court, judgment and de-
cree VIII BE- rendered. sgaipN yen BY default.
RANKIN McCRAKT,
deeN-d4w Attorneys FIR Pfanti6.
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10 4 U1sac., Boyd DFsdes, VIM Turner. asssspse
WoodUar9 6 Coz
Yoa. ~ sch Of yes are hereby notiasd that shsre
1AW = ale - ne cnee Of ne Clerk Of the District
Cert 4nid Lee Cooney, lows, 1t Keohet. p.ts-
tie6 ofolmr p n1iss. Abner Asev q and O. i Perry
sx1Due1 IDS Whl u = B. Reeves decessed. elsim
i1Gof - the aaid p. A.Urmnton the sum of three
lQn4yOe md Pity Dcllafa. - money due ON two
GIsDtry potss - ssS yaining against oil Of Won
fofeclosan Of = mcTt3sse upon Les zen [io in
~ Tn lTol, in the addition OF VIM. II. Wfliisms
and Reeves Perry, 70 The City Of Keokuk Iowa
And unless Jon appesY thereto and defend before
lA0on Of tha eooonA AAe naxt tsS 81 ~ CSyys
Ito commence the 1rst Monday 81 February, 1884
Judgment and decree viii be rspdersd sssinas Jon
thereon by default. .kFN $40
RANKIN McCRABY,
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sae,osO,0oo
A Coed ose on the Festive chav.
airy.

"A Co00 Oke Oh the Eo1laV0 Chev.
airy.
4 Natchez correspondent Of the 81.
Louis Democrat tells the following good
story:
Colonel Farrsr, commanding at VidalA,
learned one afternoon through lady,
that military ball was to be given thst
night q Mr.. Johnson's pllntation, -on
Black River, thirty-three miles distaat.-
Unfortunately the Colonsl's mounted
fosce was on The Natohez side. having
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NOTICE.

70 Hannah Mis-, Geo Dixon, Charles Parsons &
Co, Defendants.
are hereby severally notifed that In the suit Of
hiram Barney afanss 10 tbe District Court Of Lee
eo1niy Iowa, 81 keo ok, wherein decree vas reu-
asred ca or shout the ooh OF June 1851, thst said
phntin, Barney )recover Of Hannah W. Miiis aooI
sa-oo and that Lot tsl Boct ts3J. in Ksokuk Iowa
pc SOD 10 pay the same rric has been ordered for
yea 70 show cause Why said decree should not be
changed a TO show The correct Block os ins,eed
OF Hlock IS ~ nov entered. So -
Nov on are hereby required To appear snd answer
70 sad rule And Ahow cause, II any you can why said
deeree should not be thus by the nrst dsy Of
TIE nexf term Of said Court 70 be held On the Arst
Monday OF February. A. D., 1854.
Il. SCOTT HOWELL -sD
oeoi7-d&s Piaintlfrs Attorney.
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4 DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

etiee II beTsby given thst on the 6th day Of De-
ssmber, A. d 1859, vas appointed Adminiatrit
Of the essate Of Vim. y q. foffeses, daeeased. Al
those indebted 70 said estate hereby notified Il
make iamsdis1e payment TO me, and those having
claims against said esste to present them, according
to iaw. y. w. JOHNSTON, Adminis1 satcS.
Deci6Aw
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ship Canal Around N.agar. r.,,..

Ship Canal Around Niagara FaIis.
From the Niagara Fails Gszette.l
Within the past few days surveyors
have been surveying the short route for a
ship canal between Lewiston and the riy.
er above the Falls, TO connect the upper
and lower lakes. This is preparatory to
the presentation of bill in Congress for
the construction Of the great chain of ship
canals from the Mississippi to the Allan
tic, OF which this piece will form an i'm
poriant part. 1t is understood that Hon,
d. G. Lttlejohn, of Oswego, has the bill
IN preparation. and will present it at an
early day. The proposed route of this
great international ship canal will be from
the Mississippi River to tide water at
New York, via Keokuk, Chicago, Nigga
ra Falls, Lewiston, st. Lawrence River,
Lake Champlain and the Hudson River.
The following is the estimated cost of
these gigantic international improve.
ments
Enlarging the Illinois canal
from Keokuk to Chicago,
making the locke $50 feet
long, ~ ieet wide, and
feet deep, admitting ves-
sells of 600 tons burden
per survey of the State Of
Illinois, Sl3,ooO,o 900
Ship canal around Niagara
Falls, from Head Water to
Lewiston, distance 8 miles,
locks 500 feet long, so feet
wide, 10 feet deep, admit
ting vessels of 1900 tons
hurden-ssrvey Of Charles
Stewart, 1884, 100000
From ST Lawrence River to
Albany, via Lake Cham
plain, locks same rs in ship
canal around Niagara Falls
survey OF Charles Stew -
art, 1853, 4 oof, ooo
Enlarged looks on the Osvepo
and Erie canals, making
locks 226 feet in length,
GO feet wide, feet deep.
admitting vessels Of 600
tons burden = survey of
New York State Engineer,
Taylor 100000
Total, $4,000, 600
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dec3-d4H
7 EGAL NOTICE.

To John Maurer:
foo are hereby nctined that there's nov pending
in the Office Of the Clerk of the District Cont Al
county, iowa, IT keskut. petition of Marrarrth
aufer, eaia ing Of YOU decree Tar divorce on sc-
count Of drur kencss human treat mept
sneh = 70 ehdanEey The life Of pethiosss.
Ard tnst u loss yoa appear lid spswSr plead ~
nenr TO the same or before OF the second day
o. The the February term 1884, OF said District Curt
eommenc on the drst Monday OF February next,
VIII be entered agaiDst nd decree render
"a according 70 the prayer Of said petition.
MILLfk d JAEGER,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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dei7-alx
NOTICE.

To wilIiam ID Murphy and @ Perry:
foa are 1eby nosfed that there 10 nov on He in
The once Of the Clerk Of the District Caars Of Lee
county lows st Keokuk, position sam vel p Nil
Will Of I. r. Reeves, deceased, claiming OF ron The
said William D. Murphy the sun OF Three Han dred
and Seventeen DollaFs and Ter ceat ipteest they
on noney due 70 10 issory notes ana claim
ing agsiust both Of you he foreclosure Of MORTGAGE
upon Lot ten in Block I'VE in Reeves Perry and vii
iisms ADDITION 70 The ftsy Of keoxuk.
Uni-ss you appear thereto and defend before noon
OF the second day of the Febfusry term 1854 Of sad
Court Judgment ard decree will be rendered aganss
yon thereon, by default. 5eF- = -
RANKIN McCRARY,
decIo-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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I0RIGINAL NOTICE.

orsn Eaten. r<rsss the unknown heirs Of Cornell.
us Dycke claimants OF Lot 10 In Block leo In the
city OF keokuk, Lee County Iowa.
= Ihe above named pnkpoEn helm OF Cornelius
Dyeke are hereby no6 I'd that there en- file In
the ee Of the Clerk Of the District Court d Lee
Co1nty, iows, n Ktokuk petition Of Orion Eaton
ing thai the saki Cornelius r. pycke did "a
the 18Th day OF sepumber, 1855 convey By warmly
TO One Matilda Reos Lot TO- in Block feo IN the
lity o. keoknf, Lee County, Iowa; that said deed
vas ackncsisdgec. bit that misssks made hy
ne sotary sbo drevthe certificate of vledSmeut
% which the same sppeared Of rccordto cfens
ssid petition sves that plaintiff has Interest In said
lot, and P-ays for decree correcting raid rnstate
and au!e,ing the title 10 the said 3ot
y nisss yon appear hereto and defend before noon
on the SECOND dss OF TIE February A. ID, 1854
ise said Court decree viii be ndefef agaiIsi you
thereon b. defsul.
RANKIN l. MoCRARy
Gcci4-5sw Astorneys for plAlntiT
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TINTED STATES AARSHAL,s

TJNITED STATES AAR6HAL,S
~ 6ALE. NJ .&sg st+s e. tvt~}sI s.sl
Ua11Hn 1fkTKs or AMRaIcA,
DIssRMT o. IOWA. aa sg
BY virfus u Al execution 10 me directed issued b.
thsclsEk oftbs Disartet Court o. ahe Uaied esass ~
TIE Southern division OF the District Of lows, ard
egaina 8. H. Bradley, In favor Of George HhA,
have levied upon and will sell 70 the highest bid
d<sy = he door Of this Clerks Once Of Ne Dnn ies
court Of the Unit Statss for the District Of lows, ~
x0kvk In aid Ds1rist, on The 18th DAY Of JaUeexy,
"A. d. 1884, between tho hours Of O'Clock, 4. n.
and sielosk L.. Of sajd day, tie biosing prop
erty, To- Wit Lot NO II In Block No. m In Decatur
CITY AlD The Sc quarter of Section III Tovnshsp
0o1 Range containing IeOI ali OF The shove
property h IN Decatur county, Iowa.
Taken and levied upon ~ the property Of 3. y.
Hrsdiey, - sssisfy sid wVf % execution.
II. n. HOx1E, q. q. Asrshal,
" ete BY n. FuLroE, DErvTT.
Ksohuk. December q, ies3.-]d4w IS
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- Every kind Of Tin and Iron wcx3
q cur line, Aoas promptly on recent
Oxef. mAy6-d
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TRs BAsKfHo Horsx o, H. K. Low Co AavinI
organised under the National Ranking Law tie Rirs
National Sank ofkcekuk ve respectfully request on
friends and correspondents 70 address aecordisgiy
and " coatnss thsr hvoss heretofore extended 70
70 that sSsociatioa.
eet2i dom Il. K. LOVE 4 co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04

A Suggestion.-We recommend the fol-
lowing, most heartily, to the consideration of
all, and especially to the attention of watch.
men on the wallis OF Zion" We beg their
forgiveness for the impertinence, and hope
they will not make an advertisement of our
treason should they end that we have commit
ted that offence
We have now an armistiee decreed by the
Almighty, and executed by the snoWs aud ice,
the wind and rain, the storm aud mud For
four months during the cold winter and mud
dy spring there viii be time 70 reflect among
the soldiers, and time to reason among the
people Of both sections.
The winter is the appointed season of the
churches TO meet 10 pray for the coming Of the
Kingdom Of the Prince Of Peace. Surely
four months devotion TO prayer will not leave
the people less inclined for peace 4s 4
But the SORROWS and snfferings of the war
are alike pressed upon our notice in the stormy
blast
We have now Sanitary Fair for the pur.
pose Of caring for the wants Of the sick and
wounded soldiers. How happy = time 10
make the effort to save all others from wounds,
sickness and death.
How becoming and appropriate, on this
day, TO have one universal prayer go up TO
God, for peace over the land. Is IL treason
to pray for psacef ISit impiety 10 implore
God, in mercy, to save US from boOdshed2 ID
II wicked to seek the quiet Of our Chrisliau
honest Let ns counsel the people 10 peace
Let us petition Congress for peace. lie. us
pray Ged for peaoe.-NR ERqyiEer Say
V95333
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04

The Bazaar The Bazaar has yielded
very respectable sum for the purpose con
templated 1t is the fault Of bitter parlyism
that it did not yield more. II its managers
had taken the pains which they ought to have
taken, to make this charity a universal thing,
for the good Of the suffering, and not, while
making it the instrument of charity, at the
same time endeavored to make It yield large
dividend to Republicanism, It would have
been much more successful, and far greater
number would have been relieved by its benefi-
eence We hope they will ponder this truth.
The Bazaar might have received every dime
that every citizen of the vicinity had to spare.
and would have done so, IL kind-bearted and
liberal men had not been repealed by the ma
lignant cry OF copperhead. The reputation
of Dayton for liberality would have been
greater, the feeling in community would have
been kindlier and better. and far greater
amount of good effected for the needy if the
demon Of Republican demagoguery had not
stood in the way and forbade Even as it was,
Democrats made hearty and liberal contrbu-
tons
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Argal,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
sHERIFFs SALE.

YH SHEklFES SALE.
David seybold Ct A. vs.. oatharine Wolf ct al Case
No. 2eOO Montgomery Superior Court In Parti-
DY virtue or and IN Obedience to- the command of
ID an order O. sele made by the superior Court @ 9i
osr At pnblio sale ~ the door o the Court House in
the city OF Dayton, On
SATURDAY,, february II. 1864,
AZ O'Clock p M Of said day, tn following described
real estate tO.wt Situate in the county of MOntgom
ery and state Of Ohio; vii Of the northeast quarter Of
section number ~ two. Of township az tour, range
% five, east Sc, containing one hundred and fifty
seven (i67) aer r. more or less
Also, the northeast quarter Of section number Cl)
eleven, township (4) four, range, (b) five east, &C
containing one hundred aud hny-s aud forty. five
undradths (55 IS IOU) acrea, surveyed by Samuel
Archer June lG 1919.
Also, that tract or parcel Of land conveyed to Jacob
y. Wolf by Daniel Miller, by deed dated April lP'
1892 and bounded and described follows: Beginning
at the southwest Of the southwest quarter Of
section IL, towrship4 range 8, east, &c, and which
was, under writ OF partition ISSUED ont OF this court
the 39h day OF December, 1868, divided as follows
TO wit one hundred aud three OF the west end
OF SAID trait eng one Hundred end three poles and
eighteen links from west to east, the entire width Of
said tract and beng west part Of the Buutheast
quarter Of section number l2, township 4, range o.,
east, &c.
Also, the entire residue Of said tract beng set of
by said Commissioners TO Oathanne Vol, widow Of
Jacob b Wolf, as her dover, to-Wlt Containing on
hundred and forty acres, more or less, bounded ~
beginning at stake in the north line Of sald tract
hundred aud three poles aud eighteen links east Of
the northWe corner and running from thence
with III north ne, north sG' east 142 ~ 100 poles to
stone at the northeast corner Of said raot thence
% l56 so 100 poles o stone ut the southeast
ner thereof thence with the south line thereof south
~ west - bS 100 poles 10 stake; thence AZ
1853 33 100 poles hS place of beg nning all in the
county OF Montgomery and state oi OHIO, and all sit
uated in Madison and Harrson Townships, and has
been appraised as follows:
First tract appraised Ss2 per acre, free Of DOVER
second " 90 50 g -
Third d" ".a 10 {"
Fourth 4" ~ 50, 600 subject TO dover.
And cannot sell for less than two-thirds the above
appTaisemeDt.
Tems-O e.thrd cash; one-third in one, and the
balance in two years Tom the day Of sse; the defer
red payments 10 bear interest and TO be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
The above described farms the Of rich black
land, well tlmbered, aud each ot Them s well lmpTOv
ed good brick dwelling house, large barn and other
out buildings on each OF them and are located within
from four 10 six miles northwest of Dayton, and each
farm il well supplied with good runninl water.
GEORGE wO'AMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
l., II. PFoUIz, Attorney. la9wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04

Empire of Saturday lit was with the u
most difficulty that any paper was iHsued on
Saturday Our engine froze, bursting cylin
der, causing delay and trouble. This is the
first time, we are informed, that any thing Of
the sort has occurred in its history. t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04
NOTlCE TO ALL NnOM IN MAY dol AOkRN

NOTICE is hereby given that there are now pen ing
II before the CITY Council OF tile city of 1 nytun tl5
following Ordinances, to.wit
To improve Maple street nom Charter street TO the
Western Levee.
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances were twco
rea laid the table, and The Clerk strueied TO give
four week1 notice OF the pendaucy OF the same.
The law requi all claims Tor damages that ma
accrue from ~ id improvements TO he filed IN WI ting
with the CITY r, setting forth the amount of dam
agos claimed wIthin two weeks alter the expiration OF
the time requ ned for the publication Of such notice,
when the same will he taken up for final action.
no3Od4w ANTHONY s1EPH EMS CITY Clerk.
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Gttp Botires.
EOTICE 10 ALL wROM IT MAY COEl ERN

ATOiICE is hereby given that there are now pending
before the tiy Conn Of the city Of Tia, tOn ths
following OrdinAnc' =, 70 wit:
1s grade. gre el, curb and gutter Magnolia street
from Warren street 70 TIE "a line OF out lot No g.
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances wti twice
read laid on the table, and the Clerk insruced TO pye
four weeks nOuce uf the peudahry OF tie same.
The law requires all claims Tor damages that may
accrue Il ON said Improvements TO be filed IN writing
wthtre City Cleti setting forth the amount OF uam-
ages claimed within two weeks alter tie expiration
OF the time qured or the publication of such notice
when the same al be taken up Tor final action.
de2i4w ANTHONY sTEPHEkS, City clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04

Cheap Articles Autographs are cheap,
we are glad to say, amid the almost universal
dearness of the times. They may be quoted
thus: That of Governor, fifteen cents; Ma.
jor General, thrty-fys cents We think il
likely that Tod's and Sehenek's photographs,
on hearing this news from the Bazaar, would
bring something of price
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04

To Firemen Dayton, December 28.-
Whereas, the Good Being has taken away
from me my brother, and you one of your
worthy members, Sergeant Jehn II. Topky
Of the Nineteenth Regulars, who was wound
eu at tho battle of Chieamauga, and since
died at Chattanooga. His remains will be
brought here in about twelve or fifteen days
1 do earnestly request you to turn out as a
body and attend bis funeral In one of my
brothers last letters, he said if he fell on the
field, he would love to be buried with the hon
ors of the.fremen, would be glad to have
all other companies attend Due notice of
the funeral will be given.
Your brother, II. j. ToPkY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04
IIEIMSTREET'S
InimitabIe Hair Restorative.

IT Is NOT DYE,
But restores gray hair TO rs original color by supply
ng the Rpisry tubes with natural sustenance, IN.
paire'l by age or disease. All instantaneous dyes arc
composed Of lunar rHstG, destroying the vitality ana
aty of the hnr, ana afOrd Of them selves 10 rass.
inl. Heimstrettr lnimilalle CoioTing not uuly re-
stores hair to ils natural color by an cary process
gives the hair a
LUXuRlANT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth, prevents It's falling Off srsd.
Gates dsudIif, and mpHrt- health and ple,.an ness
TO the head u has stood the tes Of time, being the
ayor, Used by both RentlemeB and ladies' It's sold
by all Respectable dealers be procured Ly theIn
OF the Csmmercal agents, u. y. Barnes a Co, 2t2
Broadway, New York. Two siEes iity cel Is and one
dollar st22diy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04
Common and yet UncOmmon. W,

common ana yet unc0mmon.-We
meet with great number of persona who
had their ears, noses, fingers, or feet frozen,
during the intense cold of the past week No
season, perhaps, has Witnessed 80 many cuff
ferers OF this sort-at least within the memo
ry of the Oldest inhabitant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04

Autographs.-sales Of autographs at the
Bazaar, on Saturday night did not Id mater.
tally to the revenues Of the concern That of
David Tod, we are advised, brough! a few
cents, and other Republican magnates in pro-
portion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04
Special Notices.
QU OK II II Y.

T EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
J. rom Nervous Debility, &c., against endangerng
ther health by patron zing any Of the adyertisng
quacks. You eau IN iyrecOyer iJy the methods used
by the advertiser, aud by hundreds OF others, aud
other way. Read letter Which will send you il
you will send me post paid envelope bearing your
address. Direct to EDWAKD II. TRAVER,
de29dawGm Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-04

Railroad Aocident.--An accident occur
red on the Dayton 4 Michigan road, on Satur-
day evening A rail broke, in consequence
Of the extreme cold No one WAS seriously
hurt, We are glad to say.