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professional.

And for tie past three years Sarge 10 tho unllad
Statos Navy, has opened otiCs 1t No q15, Thlri
street, between Jefferson aud - Cisr streets north
side Having had The advantage OF the Hospitals IN
New York aud Philadelphia, with tWeHty ysATs Oi
successful prailce, The afflicted may rest asaured
Oy getting his atyce that they viii obtain every al
vantage, that tho advanced condition OF the Sisiee
" Mtf,eHe render.
Dr. WisE cures CONSUMPTION, rHRl AT and ell
RESPIRATORY DISEASES Bf MEDICAL IN
HALATiuk the only reliable meAus kuown 60 the
profess ion, which has proven 80 universally success
oi tho EYE and BAR, also all diseases pecuila 70
Females, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS What
so-eyer may bu their character. The most iurfedu-
lous viii he convinced Of hs success by calling at his
once No. us, Third street Dayton, or by obtaining
letterato nVsl ds which 10 terculated gTainitously
Once hours from o'clock A. M ulls O'Clock r n
cell. .d6Wam
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cold.
NEw YoRK, Nov 4.-Gold opened at 233i,
ran up to 23b, down again to 1924, and up
As''nn s'rn TO Tz&'SSM SSMAAU8Hl RHTa6
MORNING REPORT

NEw 1ORK, November 8 Late rebel new.
papers contain httle concerning war move
ments Some OF them appear to have caught
our present Northern political campaign.
The Richmond Wing is disgusted with the
despotism existing here, but congratulaies as
on what it designates as President Lincoln
mode OF conducting elections
The Richmond Euqlit.g, instructed by
the lesson given by Sheridan to Early at Ce-
dar Creek, descanls on the decentralization OF
the rebel army, and urges the necessity OF its
reorganization, especially OF the cavalry
branch. 5raiIHt p .. .IfHt
Two vessels which recently arrived at
Southern blockade port, it is said, brought
among other freight 100000 pounds of Eng
lish bacon for the rebel troops.
h. Y. Howell, a member of Union Ten
nessee regiment charged with having desert
ed from the 4lh Alabama, was shot near Rich ..
mond last Monday
Messrs. Amasa j. Parker and Wm. Kelly,
commissioners appointed by Gov. Seymour to
visit Washington and investigate the charges
Of fraud against the State Agen@ for receiv-
ing the soldiers votes, have made their re-
port
They had interViws with the Secretary Of
War and obtained from him permission to
Nlo't III PERSON OOl. worm ana meBbrS COhn
aud persons who were subject to improper
treatment and just deprivation They
say that they could obtain no copies Of the
charkea against the accused, and had lound no
evidence that frauds we're committed by them.
They state alao that soldiers desires of yot
ing the democratic ticket met NTH great diff
6cuItiss in their efforts to do so s..st
The COmmiEsiouefs requeeted Seey Of war
that other Col North and MesaFs Cohn and
Jones should tbe given up for trial 10 the
state authorities or that proceeding IN their
cases should be prospOBed till after tho Pres
dental election, aud they wiitbe released on
parole, neither ofwhich being complied with.
communication was addressed to President
lducoih by them stating the entire case, and
their labors completed they left Washington,
IL will be seen that one Of the .desirous OF the
prostponement Of the
trial ill after The election has been complied
with--by tue adjournment Of the Court to
the 4th iust .......... ..............as. IHE
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Nsw YoRg, Nov Cotton quiet ht
81 25 Flour lOal5o better, at $40 25 for
extra state, 10 95al Is for round hoop
Ohio; Wheat la2c better and quiet, at 81 20
for Chicago spring, and 81 ~ for winter red
western Corn lo better OF 81 Goal CT
erni Oats quiet and Stesdy Pork decidedly
firm at 39A39 80 Tor mess, 40 15al2 for new,
S35a3S SO Tor prime Lard firm at 2l4a231c;
Whisky dull and heavy at 81 72lal "A
for western Petroleum firm at 44al5c for
crude, 6sa70o for refined in bond, and 52as4c
for free
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prorIanaton.
Proclamation by the Mayer.

/ N compliance with Law hereby issue my procia
NATION 90 the nh ib teuts of the City OF Dayton,
warning them that at 10 unlawful to sell, barter or
away any splrituOus NuUus or malt liquors on
I've day Of any election held within the Slate OF OHIO
under the Constitution or Laws thereof"
ANY parson offending against the provisions OF
thus Act shall ba hnod IN any sum not less than hye
nor more tlRn one bundled dollars, and be imprs-
oned IN the County jail for period not lAosedng ten
ayb, ior each Otiause so committed"
The Marshal aud Police officers will close all houses
found violating the provisions Of tnis Act, Tuesday
the 9Th day OF N0yember, 1854, the day tho pres-
dental Election, and report forthwith oil violations
thsrFq 70 tho Mayor, e. &. ELLls, MAYOR.
November 3, ls6t. nONs-u
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LATEST i NE II. WJs. JII,
AFTERNOON REPORT

.Ut aL S444-ss-ls4s s1ssls / niJOy
NEw YoRE, November the steamer
Mcclellan, from New Orleans on the 2eih,
has arrived
Mobile papers Of toe 18th and 22d, report
messenger from Shreveport with the most
important dispatches ever brought from that
quarter, They assert the news is OF the most
encouraging nature. That Shelby, uesr the
Arkansas line was capturing forts, destroying
Steele'a rsinforcements and supplies
MAgruder, in Arkansas, is operating in q
most vigorous manner, and swears that he nd
Steele cant live long IN the same State.
Major General Peck left here this morning
for the Canadian frontier.
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MlnIuanl
solal.r,. t.lprnina lIlem.. }

NEw YoRK, Oct 24-Tbe Commercial 9
Washington says i, is estimated that "a 1000
soldiers have been sent home from this de.
psrtment this week.
Notwithstanding assertions To the contrary,
the President has approved the sentence Of
Ferry aud Donohue, and they will be sent to
some other State than New York.
The Post says the Mercantile bank is not 2t
all crippled by the defalcation Of its teller.
1t has a surplus Of $l72 000 over lis own mil
lion
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4--The city Is CROW.
ded with soldiers and civilians seeking trans
porletion north The Northern Central Rail
road was unable TO accommodate the croWd last
night aud some 5000 we're lett
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

NEw YOaE, November The bark Albion
Lincoln put into this port this morning, with
the captains and crew OF the ship Shooting
Staritrom New York to Panama, and bark
Mark l.. Potter, from Bangor TOR Montevidio,
Rnd Emma 4, Hall from Cordenas for New
York, al'of which vssssls we're burned by the
pirate OhieamauRa The mark l. Potter vas
burned Oct 9Qtb, and the ships Shooting Star
aud Emma Hall on the 301l The bark A.
brabam Lincolal was captured by the pirate
ChieamauFa, bonded for $4,000, aud six
persons includirg the captains uf the barks
y NINA Hdl and MaTk / Potter and ship
'Shooling Star, were put on board her apd
sent TO this point n Z
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MEDICAL NorlcE.

nR. A. GEIGER will horuator attend exclusively TO
IL an once practice, snd will give Especial Atien.
aep" to the tfeatment Of Oh HROMC DlsKAsEs, such
Diseases Of the fH KOAr sud LUNGS 81 the LY n
and EAR, sCROkuLuuS AKFECrIONs, 40 Pnm-
AIRY sud secondary SfeHILls, GONORRHRA,
GLEEr, STRUCTURES, lMPoTENCN. sc. Also,
Diseases PEuUliAR 70 fEhALts aad egsrg uaI.sty "
tAiOaio Disslss, whatever may be it. character
once hours from a M Ca pm.
sundays, 10 iua m, To- d D ~,
Oiass Corner u Jefferson sni Flnh st., Daytou,
Ohio. oois .lmdSmw.H
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A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
AbuSr stephens, No 2gii,
w. superior Court.

AbuSr stephens, No 2gai,
W. NguSrfor Caurt
JaaOb G.. Esoier ct Al
DuRSUhSI 20 a decree OF the Superior Court ol
1 SloniKOmery county, OHIO, entered ia the aIut q
cause, IT Us June Term, 4, u. 1864, wll, on
SATURDAY, December 81, 1864.
stt"e door Of the OOuct House. Ia the city OF nsyioa
~ SAID county, betWesn the honrs OF two and ION
o'clock NJ. of SAID day, soil ut Fubhc outcry 10 The
highest hsiier, the following described premises.
tari of the north half Of section number eighteen
ls), township number three (5l, aud range number
two ('), between the biiam rVcrs IA MONTGOMERY
county, Ohio. beginning at the half section corner on
the west lne OF said secuon theme. north e 20 east
aghty-two lS2l po'as 10 ErOnsr; thence south $50
eR Two hundred and hiy-tN and thirty siA han.
r, dths (s3S 80 100 poles Go fnGr thence south
l5' vast oighty two and forty OlRhth hunirsdths (s9
- 100 poles 10 corner thence north 64e So cst
two hundred aud hliy four aud forty hundredths lg5i
400 poles 10 tue place Of begtunng, eOnta n M
one hundred aut tSeuty uin6 and seventy one hun.
dredtlis O2gTi-IOOl acres
SAID Farm Is about two miles east OF Centrsyiiie,
has upon Il dweling two log cabins frame tenant
house, large orchard aud pJoul hnesn acres u
Timber
Appraised At s4 % an are May sell Tor 80 "a
NJ acre. 0EO. W. MALAMBRF
Master Commissioner.
. 4. y. ru6EsHEG n. L. fouoAS, Attys
nuy2ih1t davis.
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SheriT'S Proclamation.

sHGRiFTs oTH0E,
DArfOE, 'iot iU,h 1851
GEORGE WOGAMAN. shbnn OF Montgomery
l. County OHIO, do hereby notify the quail he'd
bO'glt OF Montgomery County, ONO, DO assemble
usual places Of holding elections, on TUESDAY
being the highM DAY OF November 1864, and there
anh lhen proceed as the law directs, to elect Twenty
one Electors ol President and Vice President Of the
unies States, VA pursuance To the Constitution and
Lave Of tho United stat and Oi tha State Of OHIO
Gwen und,r my hSnt At the Sherins Ofica at
Dayton, tins the ~ day Oi October, A u.
GEORGE WuGAMAN, sEenh
now dSWte Ol A-onigomery Ounly, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

New Meat and Provision Store, -
NJ Stoekert, at his stand on Market street,
north side, n few doors west of Jefferson is
daily supplied with Reef Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs &C.,
&c all fresh aud of the best quality HE
cid friends aud customers, aud,rtbs public
are invited to give him a call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

Bovine Avarice-A Cow Feeding on
GTeenbacks An extremely singular cir
cumslsnce, which has DO parallel that we are
aware of, took place yesterday by which man
lost $2l4, and COW lost her life A the
story is extraordinary in many respects, We
devote some space 10 tie details.
driver, walking in front Of his herd, near
the Brighton House, in taking some tobacco
from his pocket, inadvertently dropped roll
OF Treasury notes amounting 10 Si00. One
of the cows, either because of hunger or r
desire to appropriate her owners money,
picked it up, aud after adequate masticRton
swallowed the precious morsel just at the mo.
ment that the dr0yer, through one of his as.
sistants, became aware of the fact that he had
lost his money, and that the COW had eaten it,
An immediate search dseovefed some small
pieces OF the notes about the teeth and lips Of
the avaricious ruminant, but degutition had
placed the money beyond the present reach Of
its owner.
The COW was now too valuable to be sold, at
least on the hoof Dgested "'greenbacks"
would hardly pass current in Third street, and
yet all he had were in danger Of becoming
thus w0Gthlessa, de conceived the pOtiens OF
taking them from tlN stnm leh iof tue 'oOw.-
Proceeding TO a slaughter-house she was killed,
the stomach opened aud the money found.
Thus far the theory proved a success, but the
condition Of the notes VAS still such IA to
render them unfit for the ordinary uses Of
commerce,
The mass was washed, straitened out, pick
ed to pieces, overhauled and miuuiely exam.
ined There il was, recovered but with an i'm
mense falling OIL ia lis appearance and dimen.
sious. After cleansing il the drovey took his
money TO the Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the First District, where by patching, the
unfortunate drover succeeded in saving SlSG
out OF the four hundred that had been eaten
The meal was rather an expensive one to
both the GOV aud her owner for It cost the
life Of ono and sel4 ofthe peeanihry veelth
oflhe Other---the facts, as slated, being bali
apeedop The 9ther side by an exlremsly sing,
nlSg e5Peri9a"ee sqd this sppTagraPhR,I Omen
So appe ars that under the reign Of Abra
ham, swallowing greenbacks isa capital OF
ense We suppose the aniortunate COW IN
question, WAS aware that greenbacks we're 20.
ing to "grass' and imagined they had be.
come legitimate food, while The above ex.
ample may serve as warning to cattle in
genSail, We Sill lakedhS occasion 10 fAmark
that it will not be long, that it will pay 10 kils
a COW worth s26 or $50, for all the greenbaeks
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

NFw YoHK, Nov 5.--Stocks better Mon.
ey active at per ueut; Gold opened at 239,
closing at 23S, Chicago, Burlington Quincy
ll9, New York Central l2s Reading 81;
United States skies of 81 registered, ~;
coupons 1901; dves Of "a, coudons 95ll O-lO
coupons s5; 3O's ~; one year certificates
95t.
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Sperial Notices.
THE FUR TRADE.
IN ON NATI.

y ~ - 4 ~ ~ L ~ ~ "A L
- II
E1- During tie many gears tOe hare
been selling LADIES' FURS, oar stock
has neVer Jesn so complete as al the present
time cOU5ring everything connected pith
tie J"siHess, such as MUFFS CAPES ;
COLLARS VICTORlNES, CUFFS ;
Of svery description -
Also, L0fies' and Misses HOODS of
Far, VeIoet and .Sak SKATING GAPS;
GLOVES ; TRIMMINGS; ROBES of
all kinds : dc,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL buyers are
invited to come and see us before they
purchase.
WIN. DODD s. 60.
HATTERs AND FURRlERs,
144 Main Street, Cincinnati
octs2 2swd 2tw WAS
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Samuel G. Eniey
agalns
No 1850

FNInUeI 2. EmTeY
agAlua No 1850
Beujsnin r. Ellie, superior Court
DN saturday the 18th dav Of November 1854, will
~ offer at public sale at the residence Of r. i Rls
IA MAN! CITY, the following described goods and
ohattles o'Mit Az the machinery, tools, failures,
Sc, Of Is. y. Els Stereotype Foundry, embracing
pans q lsks, COMICS kettles, shsyi Machine also,
us PrntB Oitge In the same bull hug embracing
Type, Cases, Chtssea, Composing Stone, Printing
lress, Stuck, Stand, Gallies, &c dc., Also, b r.
El's Bndery, IN thu same bald ng, embracing cut
Wood ud Stereotype knglAying 10 the amount of
about hheen hundr.d W number, hll hetug IN his
Printing on &C IN Miami city Also all Of tho follow
tO.wti
lite OF Napoleon Honapsrt Of ga pages in said
Printing Once 20 - -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

Found This morning on Third St, be
tween Main aud Jefferson, a port monaie con
tanning small sum ofmoney which the own
er can have by calling at No 3lG, Jefferson
street, or corner of Brown aud Hickory, aud
paying expense of this nolice--50 cts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

Two and Three are Five There. was a
tremendous oulpouring of the loyal people
at townsville, on Thursday night last A
very unusually large proportion of the crowd
consisted Of speakers, Of which there were
precisely q couple, 10y actual count This
left them, as compared with their auditors,
in a minority Of just one, from which it has
been hscertaine3 that the whole meeting
was composed of > persons. We appeal
to our fellow townsmRp, Mr., GupckeL (gbo
comrosed, a BAibhf 'al5he" pE pEhecisasiy one. me
fifth of the vast assembloge,) if the above
figures are not true We pause for re.
ply,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

WASHINGTON, Nov "A special to the
Evening Post says the Daily Chronicle of
this morning, reports the rumor that General
Rosecrans will take command of the Army Of
the Potomac, in place of Meade General
INKS, the same paper declares, will succe ed
to the command Of the Department of the
Mississippi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

she may choose to swallow. Having now
warned the family Of runinants Of the PERIL
Of grazing upon greenbaoks, we will extend
the same to the families who are fond Of sweet
milk, and eHestionRtsly advise them not to
feed their cows upou their greenbacksl
Or, II they do, not to use the milk, nor allow
it to be fed to the pigs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

ST Louis, November 4--Major General
Marmaduke, Brigadier General 'Cabell aud
four rebel Colonels, captured by Gen, Pleas
anton at the battle Of Usage, left here yester-
day for Johnson's Island
Six to eight inches oI snow fell here yester
day
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Farmers q Mechanics HO,el.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

WAGN FIR sc SEIIRR.
tsVOosssoA 80 soaElsas sraisEIRA)
uANHlaksn aims old aud popular Hotel on Second
III street, Dayton, and hope by their attention 10
onsieoss 20 sustain ihe vel canned reputation % this
well known house
The services OF Mr. Henry Foster. 20 widely known,
have bssa retained As Clerk.
The patronage o. lie former Tiendsis confidently
anticipated. auR29.d6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

The Democratic Mcclellan Club of
the City Of DaytOn-Meets at the Hall
above Jesse Chrstopher's, on Jefferson aud
Market streets, OF Monday aud Thursday
seYepi1ga of each, week ThefHdl viii be
lbpl Spss eOsfy ebebisy.qfMe eeek {esq9p
Shnday8) aud books, newspapers &c, will be
provided for the entertainment Of visitors
All persons favorable to the Mcclellan cause
are invited to attend
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

FoRrREss MoSRoT, November 3.-The
following deaths are reported at Hampton
Hospital John M, Kelly, 39th ILL.,, 8 Cheat.
ham, l7th KY.
Several hundred eonValesoent aud disabled
soldiers left here TO day, for bom4, on fur
loughs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

j. 8 Roseberry--No. sc Main streets
offering hi, Dry Goods at 40 to so per cent.
below September PRICES TiFgpbosgPlSpfe
the great tleclihe,
Go soc them. Ills hll true
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

BUFFALO, Nov 5, 1864 A Gre occurred this
forenoon, $50 Washington corner, which dis
troyed the buildids occupied BY jus Pratt as
a warehouse. About 1000 worth Of drugs
stored there were consumed. Entire loss,
nearly $4,000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

Distinguished Arrival The Journal
devotes considerable space, this morning 10
o eonpli libatedhupouncenen cut Of ttssrrval in
this city Of Major General Robert Cornwalis
Schenck He has returned, we doubt not, to
play the, same role which be enacted with
so much ability on The day of the
October election, and to be the distinguished,
recipient Of huge eleetioneerins telegraphio
lie on Tuesday next Be prepared to be stun.
ned by The dispatch to Schensk early on
.slection day a. IS
The Commissioners appointed by Gov Sey-
mour to visit Washington and investigate the
Lc9grges Of fraud against lhe New York vot
ing agents, have made their" report. They
say they were not permitted to obtain copies
Of the charges against the accused parties,
and also that they had been unable to discov
er the slightest evidence that any fraud had
been committed by them.
A Washington special says it is rumored in
thnt city that ltosecransis TO snpersede Meade,
and that Banks is to be given the Department
Of the Mississippi. o. ....lse. .t a.e7rts
Gold closed this morning in New York at
S2,38
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

Young men the most glorious act Of your
lives will BE- your vote for Lincoln and john
son. Journal
The author Of the above must have a sweet
perception of tia glorious truly. A "glori.
Gus act, indeed to vote away life, liberty
and property for niger emancipation, and
niger equality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

CHleAHo, November 4-The glue works Of
Wahl Bros. 4 Lighthall we're destroyed BY
fire last night Lose 100000 No iDsu.
rance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

EGGS--2O925 per dol.
TOBACCO-90GSl 80 per 10
SHOT-sa 75&G 00psr sack.
LEAD-26c per 10.
PoTAToEs.-Sl OO@2 20 per bush.
HAI-Timothy S25 per ton.
i-WHIGKY--l 10.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

Lost Gun "A double barreed shot gun
was taken from this office some tune ago.
The borrower will confer favor by returning
il. lwd
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Pages

Also tho following property at the Paper Mills on
th9 Upper ydrauhc N Dayton, recently occupied ly
Ellis Mc6reger, six boxes CT Logwood o. 100 lbs
three Oaruoys OF Nitrol "a lbs STA empty Cartoys
Que Rope Pitcher, one Iron safe, 30 yards Weune,
2uUu hounds ot Woen Rags
Also IN addition one Pony Horse, Harness, aud the
only Wagon owned ny Il. r. lis, one Blue Hupgy
aud 4srness, one White Mare lPoly) and Harness
aud the only old Buggy, one small Family Oarria 20
and single Harness, one Cow (MRllyD, Two Flows two
Cultyatola, Harness aud other Farming Implements
bang upon said Eis promsesAlso said Ell's private
iibraTy onte,nig about one thousand Volumes Also,
sed Elrs Household Furniture TO the amount OF 5000
the last tem intended 10 GOV all Furniture now In
sat hls private residence, which may ONE 10 under
tue following description
Marble Top Dressing Case ne Wash stand Marble
Top, two Side and Center Tables, Dozen Chairs,
ono sofa, Carpets Beadsteads, what Not, Stands
Stoves, Mefror, Blinds, window also, ali The other
Furniture nov ~ said ELS House
a. Reams OF Flat Cap Paper,
10 fnm Z" !"
4J Dozen Composition Books
900 PromptetA
900 Lives of Ethan Allen
eOO Mornings A. ong the Jssuts
800 SERVANTS German Grammar
1000 faubes IA Verse,
ISS I9o GrSs" 2 cent Toy Books.
800 Copies pearIiV Deed.
SuO '' Golden Treasure.
500 " Friendships Onsring.
lOOO Diadem,
900 Dream Books.
2 Gross Blank Notes
100 Copies Dictionary oi Questions.
70 Gross MemOrandOms.
95 Dozen MenorandOms Leather Bound.
Gross 20 cent Copy Rookie.
5la Gross Folio Copy Books.
10 Dozen Kid Glov D.
800 Liie of Josephine,
800 Dani Boone.
"a Realms Blank Deeds.
lawyers Blhnks, &c,
Kegs OF White Lea OIL in Barrel, Males 40
Type Metal on hand stock IN building, Sc, Sc.
Bale to commence at 10 o'clock A. al. and continue
from daY TO dai Until all 10 sold
Terms Cash.
GEO. wOGaMAN henn
. A. JORDAN, AtE Oct3l .dSWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

ID EmOVAL M. Nolan's Oahsa has teen re-
~ moved iroW Clegg's Building 10 90 Nam street
between Second And third streets, over AR Rosebar.
ry,s store. sep2f w1mos !
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

Too LATE.--Tbe account of the Great Feast
OF Eclampsus which occurred last evening,
wes'haudpd iutoo late for to.day's paper II
will appear on Monday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05

Be1-We have called attention, in another
part OF to days paper, to the frands perpe-
trated upon the Press by the telegraph agents,
in making them pay exorbilnut prices for
sensational stuff and black republican clop
trap. We publish below dispatch which
We clip without charge from the Ohio States
man, aud which will be found of at least
equal importance to the average Of those
for which we have to pay,
Specials to the Items Man
SoDoN, Midnight, Nov. 1 Nothing stun,
ming here The King Of Sodom. was seen
scrAping the Prep9e n6 his cap wHh a brick
and his princes wtre observed to have their
faces washed; but for strategic reasons no
arrests will be made at present.
BULBUs NosE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-05
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