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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09
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LYRICS FOR THE TIMES.


Learn TO think and learn to labor,
Better to wear out than rust;
Help yourself aud aid your neighbor,
On your own cSertons trust;
Though your progress may he slowly,
Toling on from year to year
Though you may be poor and lowly,
be man aud perscvere,
Now's the time be up and doing,
Time once past none can recall.
sloth and ignorance lead to ruin.
Think and labor, one and all
Monuments Of stone will crumble-
Fall like leaves before the blast
But simple truths however humble,
Will through countless ages last.
knowledge is crystal fountain
All who choose may freely drink
Grains OF sand will form mountain,
Learn to labor and to think.
Learning dwells not in a college,
Use your ha-ds aud use your brain,
Wore mankind possessed with knowledge.
How long would a TyRANr REIdS2
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aay" The Chicago Democratic Conven.
ton, as we briAy stated last week, has
been postponed until the Goth of August,
A iudicious movement. The measure is
appro ved by the eutire Democracy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09
THE VOLUNTEERS

We have assembled to commemorate a
cenotaph which shall remind our chidreus
children in The distant future oi their faith
ers' struggles in the days of the great re-
belion. This monument is to perpetuate
the memory of portion only of those who
have fallen for the nation IN thi, unhappy
war it is dedicated to the officers and
soldiers of the regular army. Yet this is
done in no class or exclusive spirit, aud in
the act we remember with reverence and
love our comrades of the volunteers who
fought and fell by cur sides.
Each State will, no doubt, commemo.
rate in some fitting way the services of its
sons who abandoned the avocations ofpeace
and shed their blood in the ranks-wIl
receive some momento of nations love, a
nations gratitude. With what heroism
they have confronted death, have wrested
victory from stubborn foe, and have il
lustraied defeat, it well becomes me to say
for it has been my lot to command them
on many a sanguinary field | krow that
but echo the feelings of the regulars when
| award the high credit they deserve tc
heir brave brothers Of the volunteers.
But we OF the regular army have nc
! States to look to for the hoEcrs dus oul
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qbENT'ESTR ".
SURGEON DENTIST.

SURGEON DENTIST.
-r.v,su-ss RESPECTFULLY offers his profess
MS1NFTssSS iona services to the ladies and gentle
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will be inserted gold plana silver aud rubber base
TO lookwell as the natural teeth
Mineral plate and block teeth manufactured and all
operations teeth, carefully and properly attended to-
Residence and office few doors above the Court
Uonse same side.
BloomsbuTg, June G. 1868
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THE subscriber, proprietor of the above named eY
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His extensive facilities and practical workmen, war
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us- This establishment is loca.ed near the Lackawan'
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~" death loves shining mark" If
that be SO, then there is fair prospect Of
Old Abe living forever. He's anything
but shining rk.-Er.
Wonder il the " grim visaged' monster
isn't crossed in love- by Gen. Grant,
when he places the colord troops in the
rear during an engagement!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE,

IN pursua1cs Of an order granted BY the Probate
Surt OF Montgomery County, OhIt in the ease OF
isaac Layioyer and simpson Nut, Executors Of tho
last will and ie~tsnebt OF David NoLuu deceased,
against huth Young et n defendants, will oBer Tor
sale, &c publs auction "a SATURDAY, the 3Ist DRY
Of December, A. b. 1894, at o'clock, gheTnoOn upon
the premises, the following described real estate
tutie inihe County oi . ontsomery, and stSs Of
ONO tO.Wli;
Filieen acres sf land kea on the south side or tho
hrm owned by the heirs VI lsyid Young Decd
situate lu section SO, Town q IRnge 6, M k'A de.
seuhed Hs follows; Beginning 1T Etone, the .sst
lme oi said sect On, the seuth corner rf said
iarm thence noTth On the east line sid stction
o74 chuns 70 n stone iheEss south rs west 2I's9
chnips 60 the o. ntre ui turnpike thence south
easlNRrdly with the centre 81 said road chains
the south west corner o HHld farm thence tho
line between foung and laeYeT north 10 east % SO
chslns TO ihs phase O tegnning, containing Jfteea
H0res Of laNd.
Apprais d al SllO per Terms tf sale ona
ihlrd sash, one ilrd iu year, and one third IN
" years from th- Gay Of sale, with lnterest tho
payments 10 ~ secured 6y mortgage upon the pre-
misss sold ISAAC LAEEVEK,
SIMPSON MUTT,
Executors, &c, Of Lavid Young, dee a.
J. n BAcso1T, AIRY for Exocut rs nova0-W4 4w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31

DnYton Marker.

DAYTON, December 81.
H6RSHMAN'S FLOUR--Red wheat,
Wholesale SO co. Retail $40 90.
WHEAT--Sl so.
CORN--l00
0ATS-65.
RYE q.
BARLEY-$l 50@l60.
TEAS-S2 5O@2 90.
C0FFEE--50@55c
SUGAR--30.
SUGAR-25@29@3Oc, per pound.
COFFEE SUGAR--35c per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-35c per N.
M0LASSES--$l 40@l60 @l75 per gall
RICE--20c per ID.
LARD--20@25
Butt lsR--40G,45.
CHEESE -30c
STARCH-l2ic per lb.
S0APS-l5c per ID.
bRlED APPLES-l0@l21
BEANS-None
EGGS-3 5000 per doz
TOBACCO-90@sl 50 per 10.
SHOT-$6 zoos copper sack.
LEAD-25c per ID.
POTATOES-$l GOAL Is per bush.
SWEET POTATOES-Sl 40 per Bushsl
HAY-Timothy $2S@3O per ton.
WHISKY-S2 Is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
SHERlFFs SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator of John Sta Abergor,
licensed, vs.. Edmund steckti etAi
Oase No. -gs6.
DY yiruo or an 10 Obedience to, an order OF sPe
~ made by the superior Court Of Montgomery
euuny OHIO, will offer % public sale at the door e
the Uoart House ~ Dayton,
SaRurodp, January II. ls6s,
At two o'cloeE M Oi SAID day, the following DO.
scribed eal estate, Lots cred two Thousand
six hundred sud three u oa) and four thoupfnd and
ninety itol as designated the revised plat OF
the city Of Da, ten, IA s county Of Montgomery and
state VI OHIO. l
lot No 2COs is situated on West Third street north
side, on whigh there is large two story frame dRel.
log aud other out buildngs-house No 44o and has
been appraised at t3 900.
Lot No 4Ogl is vacant lot and extends from As h.
ley street Frank street, near Warren street, and
has boen sppra sed At $50.
The ABOVE described property cannot soil for less
than tN o.thirds Of its appraised value.
GEORGE WOGAdAN, Sheriff Mont county.
OBLiS a OAutLL, Attorneys dts iawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Rebels 10 Take the OnensIve.

New YoRK, December 3l-The Worlds
City Point special oI the 10th says:
demonstration has been made in front Of
the Sixth Corps. for the past few days, indica-
ting offensive fnoVemenls by the rebels 1t
is thought by some that hey were to conceal
the withdrawal Of iroopp, a portion for Lynch
burg, or in that direction, TO operate against
Sheridan, and the other to aid the force at
Wilmington or Charleston.
A deserter reports that he..was told General
Lee contemplated movements within thirty
days which would astonish the world,
General Butler and staff arrived a, Aiken 8
Landing on the 28th.
A lady on her way North from Richmond
represents affairs in the city more gloomy
than ever.
Declarations that the rebel cause ID hope
less are openly made among the people
there.
Southern politicians visit the army daily 10
encourage the soldiers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
From The Detroit Advertiser and rnbune.I

Master Dndisy Waller, the infant orator,
gave his 6rst recitation Tuesday evening" at
Young Mems Hall, 10 very large and high
y appreciaiive audience. Much had been
said Of this youthful prodigy BY the city press,
but he fully met the public expectation, and
won The ulost enthusiastic plaudits from all
who had the pleasure Of bearing him A boy
in appeArence with light, fair complexion,
be loses his identity the moment he rises be-
lore an audience The spirit Of the author Of
the piece he reciies seems 10 inspire him, and
his rendering Of the grave, pathetic, or comic
ia rarely excelled by even those Of more
years or experience Ills opening piece was
the STARS and Stripes II was character.
zed by eloquence and the most appropriate
gestures The western orator on oratory'
was perfect gem, and was delivered with
nimitarle grace. Master Waller in the pa.
thetic role is unequaled His "Will the New
Year Come To night was very affecting
The elocunon was perfect, and the plaintive
modulation Of the voice bad the most thrill
ing effect, as. was seen BY the qpivering lips
and suffused eyes Of his hearers l'The Drum.
mer Boy" and the "Charge Of the Light
Brigade, we're also beautiful We have
rarely seen more perfect piece Of acting
than was given in Sir Peter and Lady Teas.
zle in the school for Scandal We have
before given personal sketch Of Master
Waller; suffice it to'say that he is wonder, a
prodigy aud al will be pleased who witness
his extraordinary powers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
professional.

And or tho cast three years Surge IN tho United
States Navy, has opened nm office vt No. 975 Third
street, between Jefferson and 81 Clair streets north
new York and Phrdt lphia, with twenty years OF
successful prAtice, the afflicted may rest assured
by getting his advice that they will obtain every adj
vantag that the advanced condition oi the Science
n Medicine can render
br WISE cures CONSUMPTION, THR lAT and all
RESPIRATORY DISEASES BY MEDICAL IN
HALATiON the only reliable means known to tho
procession which has proven 80 universally success
ul In the East and In Europe. re treats al diseases
oi the EY and EAR, also oil diseases peculia to
Females, and ali CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
so-ever nay be- their character The most lnctedu-
aus will be convinced Of hs success by calling at his
JihLe No. Y7S, Third street, Dayton or by obtaining
ONCE hours from o'clock A. M. tl s O'Clock 4. NJ,
optl5 .ddN9tu
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fntrrnal RCbenur.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Special Assessment Notice.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INT RSAb REVENUE,
STATS or UHIo, 1HiRD DIsrRior
DAYrOs, OHIn, nov. a. 1874
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that tho A SEES
N ment Of the esPEciAL hve cent SeoHs purT,
made IN aacor lance with the requirements Ajoipt
kesf lutou OF Cungresa, approved JulN 4 1884 all
incomes return tor The yrar ending Deeembsr s .,
1866 has teen delivered 10 M 10y the Di-ttict asses
sor for collection, and the same must he pad or
te'ore the zr day OF DecemherueAL
IL DprAULr rHEuEOF ten ytrceut. pensly Is rtqur-
ed by law io he idsi, ant olecHous q lie oicud
by dlstralnL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments viii be collected AZ The Office Of the m
dersgned, corner of THIRD and Jefferson streets bay
ton, Ohio. Those FOR
BUTLER COUNTY
A. the Once o. kara Potsr Depu Cole otori Haa,l
WARReN COUNTY
AZ the oAce Of Jaaob Morris, Deputy Oolloo;of, Leb
anon, Ohi0 FOR
PREB.E COUNTY
ktths once OF Josiah CAM he'll, Deputy Collect
EstOn, ono. JOHN l.. hA hrlh,
noS2s-dAwtill dec2O Collectors Cd Dist. o ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31

a, the death Of the Confedetacy, in their ar.
rival at fighting age
The Richmond Examiner sayG The ex-
change Of prisoners il about TO he resumed at
Wilmington
The Richmond Express snyE The follow
ing officers hive been received at Libby prison
since Sunday hsg
Col j 5 Hanson, 37th Kentucky Mounted
Rife; Col q q luchins, New York Cavalry;
lst Lieut. T II Tripping, I'd New York Mount
ed Ria-s; lst Lieut. J Evans, 9Th New York;
l. A Cotvick, Surgeon in Chief OF Sherman $
army
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31

NEw YoRk, December 3l.--The Herald's
New Orleans correspondent Ays
Two recent expeditions from Aorgansea
into tho interior Of Louisiana, had met with
great success in breaking up guerrilla camps
capturing stores, &c.
Twenty five hundred rsbels under Writ
Adams and Scott we're threatening Baton
Rouge on the .2tih
The Richmond papers OF the 2sth says
Moseby's wound is not mortal
The rebel House Of Representatives made
ipquiry Of Jesf Davis II passports have been
granted to yeuug men who do not wish TO be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
SHERIFF'S SALE
No. 1907.
superior Court.

John b. Kessler No. 1907,
superior Court.
Jesse duncan, et. al
DY virtue Of, and In obedience to- the command O
ID an order OF sale made IN tho abov., cause and
to M directed by the superior Court OF Montgomery
County, Ohio, wit iler st Puciu Sale Al the door
Of the Court House, IN the city OF Dayton on hATUR
LAY, December 2lst, 1854, az o'cloek p M, Of said
day, he iOlloaing real estste, via
Lot, numbered four thOusanu one hundred and
thirty hve (il3j), iour th usand one hundl ed and
thrty-six (4lS6), fur thousand enc hunGrod and
thi ty seIen (ilS7), four Thousand hundred md
forty FIVE (t45J, and iour thousand hunurtd and
fsrty-siX t4l4G) as numbered the revised plat OF
th0 cry Q, Dayton, County oi Montgomery and
Slate OF Ohio.
ALSO, the following lots and parcels OF lands situate
SAID County Of Montgomery, and STATE OF Ohio, and
described as follows to-Wt: sixteen Lots, numbered
from to sixte n, inclusive in He ry Bacon smith
Subdivision OF Out lot, mum beTsd eIg u in Shorts
survey, north OF Mad hVer In Mad River Township
in the Cousty Of Montgomery and State OF Ohis,
a. aforesaid As designated on the recorded PaI oi
SAID HubdivtsIin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Hood Not Hscapsd-A Good Report Need-
ing Combination,


PHILADELPHIA, December 30 The Bulle.
tin has the following special dispatch:
NASHVILLE. December 20 The statement
that Hood h ID crossed the river is doubtless
untrue.
The very latest news from the front is. that
yesterday, whils Thomas was pressing Ho cd
on the river bank, he was trying to lay his
ponloons but he could not make any pco-
gEess, rs our gunboats were sbelling his work
ing parties
SteedmaH reached Decatur on the 24th,
with a large force, AID was also threatening
Hood
There was tumor this morning that
Thomas had attacked ,srouted and captured
most of Hoods fragmeutary army but il
needs confirmation.
LATEST FROM GEN. THOMAS,
General Thomas headquarters we're at Pa.
laski last night
Our advance was closely following Hood,
who, iii believed, is trying to cross the Zen
nessee river.
Granger and Steedman are on his right
flank, and gunSosts are shelliug his poutoon,
which he has AS yetSbeen unable TO cross
upon a.
River ten feet, and falling slowly. Steady
rain all evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31

New YoRs December ri The Juarez
Government OF Mexico offers bounty Of
1900 to volunteers from forei,n countries,
who will enter military service.
A fresh rebellion broke ont in Carihagens,
but was crushed in battle fought on the 9th
OF December
1t appears that there were l97 sick soldiers
on the North Amehca when she went down -
Only sixy-two out of 269 persons on board,
we're saved She had also a valuable cargo OF
cotton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Henry NJ Gebhart, Catharns Ann Gebhart and MARY
Nj Gelhart vs.. Am la X. HelleTman, John A.
hellrrman, Peter y. Gsbhart, Rosetta GebhsTt
and Elen Gsbhsrt. superior Court of MontgOm-
cry County, Ohio. Petition for Partition.
A MELiA X. HRLLKRMAN, John A. Belleman,
N Peter y. Gelhart kOseha y, Gebhslt and
Ellen Gebhart will take notice that Petition was
hled against them on the iGth day of December, a.
d. lS64 in the superior Court OF montgomery Coun.
", Ohio, by Henry N Gsbhart, CAtharns Ann Geb-
hart and Mary NJ. Gebhart, and IN nOE PENDING,
wherein Henry NJ Gehhart, Oatharine Ann GsbhHrt.
and Mary N. dtbhart demand partition OF the follow
ing real estate, to-wit;
Siiua in the County Of Montgomery and state Of
Ohio-beng part Of the southeast quarter Of section
No. t,townshp No. 2, range east, &C.; heginDug
at the southwest corner Of the tract iOs % erehes
o., So W. tiom the section corner nj stone;
thence n. Sc iOs 90 perches along 6ebhart's
ton line TO stOnei thence 40, 80 s0lOO perches.
along WeaYers and TIE section limo 20 stone;
thence se', w. los % perehes sonR Roots line 10
stonei thence south 4O 1880 peIch's along ia
ooh Shades line TO the plsce " beginning containing
bered forty nine Sity, ty-ono and fny.tN oi9 90,
81 aud 5el A. designated plat Of The subdivision
olpart OF section No 80, town 2, range z, made bs
Mcclure and HAYNES, and recorded the records
oi Montgomery County, Ohio, IN plat book a, page
%, situate IA Madison t0en ship, Montgomery Coun-
~ Ohio aud that, at the Feorpary term 1865. OF
said Court tie said Henry NJ Gebhsrt, Catherine A,
GebhRrt and Mary NJ GebhaTt will apply Tor an or
der shat partition may h. made OF said premises
HkNKi NJ GEBHARr,
CATHERINE ANN OEBHARr,
MARY NJ, GEBHARp
ABAa OAAv. Atty. deelydawiw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
Vague Account OF the Land Attack ON
Fort Fisher,

New YosK, December 30--The Times
correspondent details the operations of the
land forces against FAt Fisher 1t appears
that the l42d New York first reached shore
They advanced but short distance, when
they charged aud captured Frog Pond Bat
tery, capturing sixty.ive prisoners We found
in the works one sixty FOUNDER, which had
been dismautled by the feet and great
quantity Of small arms, The garrison sur.
rendered without firing gun. A party Of
two hundred and fifty infantry and cavalry off
TO the rear, we're dispersed when fired upon.
The troops then advance fowari Fhrt Fisher
and soon actually advanced under cover OF
he guns Of that work As they were 40 near
the guns that they could not be depressed
sufficiently TO take effect upon them they
charged redoubt and captured flag. 0ae
Of their number crept up to an angle of the
fort and shot a mounted orderly just arrived
with dispatshes and captured his dispatches
and the mule be rode
Soon afterwards a company deployed to
the right and captured over two hundred
rebels, who were marching down road In
the meantime other regiments landed and
formed in line, making in all about 1000 out
of the 1000 in the expedition. Another reg
meut was sent to follow the l42d, but was
ordered TO return after skirmishing q little
with the enemy in the woods in the d.
rection of half moon battery. These partcu.
lars include all that was accomplished BY the
land forces.
MARINE DlsAsTER-TERRlBLE LOSS
The steamer Usage arrived last night, with
Captain Marshall aud forty-seven persons Of
the steamer North American, from New Or.
leans on the 10th, which foundered at sea-
She had two hundred and three sick soldiers,
twelve cabin passengers and crew OF forty
four men. Sixiy-two persons were saved, and
one hundred and ninety-seven lost
The North American left New Orleans on
the 10Th Of December, with 2O3 sick soldiers,
twelve cabin passengers and crew Of forty
four mon.
She sprang leak on the 22d, at 2 P NJ;
spoke bark Mnly 4. Libby, which promised TO
stay and receive everybody on board if ne
cessaTy.
At2:3O water put the fires out the boats
got ready, and at 3:S0 started the first one
with chiei engineer aud all the lady passen
gers.
Six boat loads were got aboard and the
boat left at dark with Purser Pettil and eight
men, and are supposed to be lost, as they
never reached The bark
The eighth and last boat, with the Captain,
FIRST aud second officers aud eight men left
the North American at 1920 p. NJ.
The boats were hoisled in the bark at 8
P N il being impossible to return to the
steamer that night. The bark made sail, and
proceeded toward the steamer, her lights all
in sight about six miles. At about O'Clock
the lights OF the steamer di appeared sudd- n.
ly, and it is supposed she sunk Al daylight
nothing was in sight except a water cask.--
We made sail and cruised all around until
noon when the bark continued on her course
Sixiy-two persons were saved, and one hun
dred and ninety-seven lost Among the lost
we're Col Saunders aud Lieutenant Colonel
Harm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. A. GEIGEK will hereafter attend erSuapely to
IL office practice, and will give especial Aten.
uOn" to the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
~ Diseases OF the I'll ROAT and LUNGS, Of the EYE
and EAR, SCROk ULOUS AFFECTIONS, &c Prm.
sry and Secondary SYPHILIS, GON0RRHuGA,
GLEET STRUCTURES, IMPOTENCY, NC. Also,
DHEAsrs PEouLIhR TO FEnALEs, ond cpsry variety oJ
Cbj onie Disc Sc, whatever may be It's character.
Office hours from 7 n m to pm.
Sundays, ITO lOa m, 2 to p ~.
otice-Oomer OF Jefferson and Fifth st, Dayton,
Ohio octs-lmd3mw.1l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31

New YoRK, December 81 Flour dull and
about SC lower at 10 l0al0 Is for extra
state and Hall 10 for round hoop Ohio;
Wheat dull and dropping; Corn nominal al |
S8al 90 for mixed western; Oats u shade en-
sier at 09 Pork decidedly Grmer ps Al
25fOr one year old mess, 42a42 so for new
and 80 48s35 25 for prime; Lard firm at
20a24c Whisky quiet and firm at 2 23a2
23I for western; Petroleum dall at 5lc for
crude, 72c for refined in bond and 92a
93c lOr free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
Richmond papers on Hoods situation

Richmond papers on Hoods situation
NEw YoBI, December 81. Richmond pa.
pers Of the 2Sth inform their readers that Off
cia disp tches from Hood represent tuat he
is rallyipg his army vt Columbia; that he
brought of with him seventy pieces OF artii- =
lery; that he lost no more men than the en-
emy, and that his army might be rapidly rem
dered efficient by a more aAe commander
The cnemy was not prl ssinR him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31

TURTLE SouP.-To-mOrrow being New
Years Day, everybody expects, and ought to
have, something 10 tho way Of edibles which
is a little out OF the usual order Of things and
which will assure them that the day is intend
ed for one Of feasting, Everybody knows,
that has tried them, what has been the usual
style in which John Gengnagle gets up his
Lunches Oh Sunday, and especially those Of
his friends who dined with him last Sunday,
can appreciate what he then set before them
To every person wanting nice Lunch to.mor.
row, we say 60 to Johns at half past nine and
partake of his Extra Lunch