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consequence cf the dissolution ot:he urn Of Gage.
Bro Drake. hy limitation, we will sell to the highest
bidder. without reserve, for Cash, the Farm wea
known The fremont Garden situate two miles south
Of the city limits on the I'lue Island Plank Eaai.
The Farm contains 50 acres OF the highest ground and
most valuable land tn the vicinity Of Chicago. nu ex
Tense sn spared In tl1e drainage aad ottcs I'm
proveEcnfs tu bring II under the highest tyailon.
The Garden eoutan*.a Il large nun.her Of strawbs-y
eIs-cu1ts1l: about three aeEr-etts uf Asparagus.
Ki,harh tucula'TS. 1hftshc.. LeftHre. &c. Clrrant
and Golerrr Bushes. ArIle rea"h. Pear and Cherry
Trcts OF almost every variety L"ttuec a1 Isa!shca
nrenow really fr f1e market. and other vegetable IN
!sancc s;:stt II frwardntsA for tho Eatkrt uucf
upwards If II. (ttllGhts Of glass.
Tie Grgenl coutaiI every variety OF the exotic
Grape IN The hEh:ss state OF cuif' 'ra:nn.
The nWrfuC-ffouse anil entItc Furniture. na!u.
Hog-lIousc and out buildings.
THE Live Stuck comprise three Maria with foal one
fine team Of Iirr>es lwU Colts. one span a5. Mu.ea
seven cows. four young Cattle. 7 Ercat variety Of
Ponltr1. with about 10 Hogt Of the Suffolk and White
chester stock.
Fnrm Wagons. donhle and single Harness. and nit tha
Farming Utensils the whole presenting Of the hest
chances cver offered In the vicinity OF Chicago "r the
purchase Of FIrm 1i1eE the hest cultivation. nnl in
that forward state That insurce Immediate Income
u;1on the investment.
Ferfnr,hcr particulars address Mcs:rs Gage Fro. L
Drake. or WM. \. BUFFERS i Co.
nsh1Qn9l0-td AuctienccrS, Chicago. Ill
, 1863-04-02

By TcleCraph-1 [PER C1TE OF WASHINGTON.
LIVERPOOL ria QUEENSTOWN, March 19.-Cotton
sales for two days 90Qu bales market dull and
easier. Quotations barely. maintained. Bread
stufse market dull but steady. Provisions down
ward and fat. '-.......-
London-Consn1s closed 03hGt92h for money.
American Stocks-Latest Fales-Etle 3a11iiGI s3H !:
Illinois Central AkR43k discount
, 1863-04-02

tspccial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunc.]
ST. PAUL, MINI, March q, 1868.
Each class OF business commences hero about
the time it closes below. Thus the packing eeason
continued through tho winter, and closed on the
14th Of March.
The history Of pork packing ut St. Paul, Of re-
cent origin, has very brief record, as follows:
, 1863-04-02

FoR TuH FIrsr BoAnn OF TRADE REGIMENT
l,r. Beers, OF the First Board Of Trade Regiment,
(thc 7ed) will leave this {Tharsday) evening, April
I'd. Dr.. Beers will gladly take any latters along,
which may be left at The Office Of J. ", Sykes, 15a
Eouth Water Street
, 1863-04-02


season were 1s2 465, gain On the previous Season
Of ss,7o. The following table shows the full eta
tiatics on the packing:
No. Of hogs packed. d.....................1 1S2, 465
averaEc weight, lbs -,.-.....,......--.. 2t9
ioAhus l1to; .t,1ib IDs
Mees pork made b.le .le....,. 4S536
Prime ness pork made, br1s. S33
Prime pork made brls. 1852
Boxes bacon made. ...-.........-.-..--..... 1881
The following comments on the seasons pack
ing, NC clip from the circular OF Geo T. Jones Co.:
The hog packing business at this point for the
season just closed shows very great increase,
compared with that of the previous season, ithty.
ure has been the large arrivals Of lire hogs Here
tofoze the receipts have been composed almost
altogether Of dressrd; but the packers now
having excellent facilities for slaughter
ing, this branch . Of the business will
donhtless continue to Increase. Notwithstanding
would naturally have come to this city had there
been more buyers. There is room here for few
more good packers. The average weight per hog
wae only si3 lbs against an average of ITO lba Id
the seasou Of 1sGl-6e. The yield Of Lard was 81
1ns per hog. against IS Ms the previous season.
Some OF the smaller rsnlcrers put the whole hog
into lard. but thu number not being large. this did
not have muck Influence on the total result. The
En:l over Inst rear in nuhbcf OF hogs packed il
s3..L4. About one.dfth OF the qnsntity represent
ID IL the above table as mess pork was THU mess.
Bnt little Of bar1clcd pors has get been shipped,
holders preferrIng to wait for low treishts by lake
and canal. To leave here about the 18th OF april
next. ZONE freight engagements to New Fork hare
been made at $l.Ga1l.75 = brl. The lard was
mostly sent b. rail to the seaboard ss fast uads
packages. The same il true OF middies, the quan-
i1ty OIL hand being very tt1nlDE.
, 1863-04-02

Jo11ssT SnNoKrn,-The capital character song
OF 'Joh.ny Sh,nokcr,' sung with 20 much eclat
1y Father Krmp's old folks, has just been issued
by Root T. Cady in neat form. 1t will sell like
lot cakes.
, 1863-04-02

SALE or TIE MAssAsoI1.-Thc Massasoit House
was sold yesterday at public vendue for $2s,0oo,
The furniture went of ut piecemeal at very high
figures.
, 1863-04-02

4et~-po .x,}33
This shows avery fair rate Of progress. and
proves that the Pork trade Of st. Paul may
ultimately become one OF great value to the city
and surrounding country.
The average weight Of hogs packed during the
winter was 212 pounds; tho averase cost g. IS per
hundred; and the average price Of fpackin; barrels
$l.35. chiefly of Wisconsin manufacture, sent to
St. Paul ftunl the st. Croi1 Valley.
Cincinnati. but the price Of pork was Considerably
less than Ut either Of thoee points, aording wide
margin for the st. Paul packers.
Its believed that the prices paid for hogs In this
market, were lees than at any other Important
point in the West, while the average weight, as
will be seen bya comparison OF the statistics OF
Cincinnati as reported, being a, the excess in Ia
TOT Of St. Paul being eight pounds and half.
, 1863-04-02

FOR SA1E-Brick Dwelling, cor
- ner Of West Washington aud May. st*. on lot "a
feet t.onf. Possession gwen on the lss nf May For
particulars lnsuire Of tile subscriber, H South Water
Il Z IIEHHIN ulh3i. .hS51 L
, 1863-04-02
An Alleged SW1udfc.

Two weeks ago yesterday, man named ARA 7.
Brown came to Chicago for the purpose Of dlspos-
iEg Of $50 barrels Of apples The apples did not
rive for day or two after they were expected and
while Brown was waiting for them he formed the
acquaintance Of A. l.. White, who formerly kept
the Girard House in this city. He told White OF
the expected arrival Of the apples and the latter
induced him to stop with him. saying that it should
cost him nothing. White said that Chicago was
oreretocEcd with applcs, and sales were dull.
Brown offered the lot Of l5o bsrrels to White for
$500. Of which sum he wanted $3.50 paid down.
White introduced Brown to one c. II. Dudley,
whom he represented to be d heavy capitalist,
worth $4,000, which sum he had cleared during
the past Jear, while in the employ Of the Govern
ment.
Dudley WAS disposed to do this magnificent, tho
etupcndous. He told Brown that he owned pro-
pet.y here and property there, and certain hard.
warc house in the city Was using $4,000 of his
money. Dudley strongly recommended White to
Brown; told him ilc was good and responsible, and
thu, $500, half cash down, was big price for the
apples. So Brown sold the apples to White, get
ting, however, but ss25 down, that being all the
money that could be raised. and givin. worth
less note upon party in Indiana, for tho balance
Of $275.
Brown soon ascertaincd the character OF the
note. friend told him that "it was utterly worth
leEs, the maker Of it not being worth q cent. =
Brown found White and complained Of the matter,
and the hitter cooIy informed him that the apples
had been shipped to one Brooks, in Memphis, and
could not be got at, but he would pay him the full
amount in thirty days. Brown gave up the note,
and White gave him an order upon Brooks, in
, 1863-04-02

PORT OF CHICAGO

ARRIVED. April /.
Brig Hampton, Wells, Racine. 1Go o99 = lumber.
Sehr Roanoke, Owen, Racine, 1tD, ,000 It lumber:
schr Margaret, Merckle, Grand Haven, 6o,ooo II
lumber.
schr Wayne, Nelson, Manitowoc, 100000 shingles
1.bc0 cedar posta.
Schr Gem, Helm, CcntrcyiIlc, IS cords wood.
schE Mariner. Nelson, Ccntreyi1le, 92 cords wood
schr c. North, Monroe, Sheboysan, IS cords wood
CLEARED ED............April I.
Prop ]. Barber, Rurne, Grand Haven, sundrlcs.
Echr Barber, Kirby, Grand Haven, tight.
schr Lady Jane. En.le, Grand Haven, light.
Schr NhtlwinA, Wilson, Grand Haven. light.
f.che Illinois, Burke, Grand Haycn. light.
Schr Magic, Hayes. Grand Hayeu, light.
Sehr Clipper City, 1nrersoll, Manitowoc, light.
Schr Wayne. Nelson, Manitowoc, light.
schr Nm. A1dEich, Otto, Two Rivers, light.
Sehr Bnena Vista, Sinnott. Manistec, light.
schr Henry uaser. Gates, Wolf River. light.
Schr Mar liner, Nelson, Centrcyi1lc, light.
Schr Forfar. johnson. centrcville, Hight. ..
sehr ]; S. Wallace, Lawrence, Port Washington,
light.
Sehr c. North, Monroe. sheboygan, light.
Schr Roanoke, Owen. Racine, light.
Schr Eliza. Swenson, White River. light.
Scow A1nira, Thompson, White River, Light.
, 1863-04-02

E~ For Kerosene Lamps. Lanterns and OIL
also Benzole-in fnct everything pertaining to th,
trade, buy Of n. F. Merrill, Is Randolph street.
f1ab0l
, 1863-04-02

TOR SALE-Steam Engine. A
L twelve horse Portable Engine. IN good running
order. Aso. other ntachCerr. rrlahlc Tor the manu
t,rehr Apply at New England Mills. II; We: Lake
, 1863-04-02

LAW School OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CmcACo.-
The next term commences on the sth of April
For circulars, address f. Booth, box 1855. Chiea-
GO. InAHG4-5t
, 1863-04-02
THE FREMONT GARDEN,

Dwc111nE.EEousc Furniture,
narn. Clubhouse Ilos.es. Mules Cattle Hog, WAGONS:
Lights Of Glass for Hot cds together with cvotYth1aR
on the place, will be sold
AT AUCTION,
On Thursday, April I'd, 1868,
1OB O'CLOCK \. NJ,
ON TIE Pr EMS ES.
, 1863-04-02

The total number OF hogs cut during the past
season were 1s2 465, gain On the previous Season
Of IS ,7. The following table shows the full eta
, 1863-04-02

The Committee for procuring subscriptions to
the Peninsula Railroad, In canvassing the city yes
terdar. called upon merchant, who declined to
subscribe anything because be had i bond on the
Appleton Extension Of the c. & \. ". r. r.,
which he took TO help that road along for which be
paid 80 per cent, and had not even received the
interest on it. He was asked to produce 1t, and
on doing so, all the coupons were found attached,
not having been presented at the compauy'e Office
for payment when due, the money being ready for
him promptly, every time.
Ono Of the Committee bought the bond ut IS per
cent, and cashed the coupons-so that the mer-
chant obtained per cent. annual interest, and Is
per cent. advance his subscription in aid of the
c. n. ". R. H., and doubtless felt ready to offer
the samc kind Of t'material aia'' again. Mr.. Og-
den stated, on Change, that In his opinion, sub
ecribezs to the Peninsula Railroad securities could
in two ycars, realize similar or greater advance
In the market va1ue Of the security, and were per-
fectly cure Of the interest being paid, which will
be about per cent. per annuul, at the rate at
which they are offered.
, 1863-04-02

ECook i McI.ain, IS Dearborn street and 1a3
South Clark street. clean and dye ladies' dresses,
ehawls. &c. Gents coats, vests ant pants reno
sated in superior manner. Bonnsts dYed,
pleaehcG and pressed In the latest style.
mh10-31n
Go TO TIE BEs7-Go TO BRYANT 4 s1nArroS's
Chicago COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical husincss education.
, 1863-04-02

SANITARY GIFT coscEnT-1diss Erminia A.
Aareh, the vocalist from Boston, now with Dollie
Dntton, will entertain the audience in addition to
the services Of the Light Guard Band, Oh the
evening Of the Sanitary Git Concert. Tickets
only one dollar with the chance Of obtaining a
valuable rift.
, 1863-04-02

w Paper Hangings, wholesale and retail
LarEcst stock in the city at CHASE Il co.'s, 100
1IAnEn1ph Etreet m1.1m
, 1863-04-02
RELIABLE railroad Time Table.


Hereafter trains will leave and arrive at Chicago,
as fn11owa.
, 1863-04-02

Acc1pEST.-AE son Of Patrick Boutey, livtng On
DcKovcn street, near Clinton, was run oFcr yes
tcrday By the St. Louis switch engine and cars, on
Beach street, between Far1uer md Polk streets,
cuttins of his right arm and right leg. He is at
the Sisters Of Mercy Hospital, and is not expected
to recover.
, 1863-04-02

EASTER F1nwERs.-For Canelias and other
choice flowers, leave your orders with Edgar San
dcle. Depot, 1lQ Madison street. Ap1.3t
, 1863-04-02

TOR SALE-The two-story frame
i store situated corner OF Old and State streets
to be removed on q nsf2se Nay It. npsy t9 Eoom ot
Knter st. [aplba0!-6tI C.M. SE-1SElsNS.
, 1863-04-02
for 9ale.

TOR SALE.-A New First-Class
two .to,y House. {ve1l adapted for two fanilies,
containing Twelve rooms. pantstes closets e. Sta
piess. located snpssE street eat sa q Gia.k
On leased cT1and having nine years to Eun-groand
~ l. C:fT1hrTc nffarr ac3 st
, 1863-04-02

Fon THE EF1r79.Fm*r-Ltcnt. Col. Sam. D. Ray
1nond, 5tet Ills. Vols, will leave Monday next,
6Lh inst, for the regiment. He will take any s7'4H
parcels or letters TINT friends may wish to send.
They may be left 1t sIunson, Skinner & Co.'S, No.
14o Lake etroct, or at Goes & Hoags, No. 81 North
, 1863-04-02

LADIES WAR CoMsuTTEE.-Our stock OF gar
mcnts having been exhausted By recent calls upon
ne. 1t becomes necessary to manufacture new
supply without delay; the Ladies are, therefore,
urgently requested to meet daily, at our rooms in
Garfet Block for this purpose.
Mrs q E HnaMFH SateY.
, 1863-04-02

TOR SAL E-Cheap for cash.
Il Urn Engine: two Tuhala: Rollers: three run of
S fc NIL Steneh aad tho machinery for the al
complete now in the Dearborn Mills. canst street,
Chicago, THOS1GS LOSEkGAS. .16 South Cls'k u.
nhS1-}tS5g.trt
, 1863-04-02
COMMERCIAL.

Total. .14t30 a15372 G50S0 I2G3 IS 1855
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BIZ cASAL-MAHcH 3I
R<ceirtt. ShfpmeaA.
None. Lumber, IT, .tn1114
Shingles, no.. .l6SO00
, 1863-04-02

TOR SALE-Drug Store. One
Il Of the llAnd>onest DTus Stores IN tic Northwest
stpa'es! in nour..4ns city. Corner store centrat
lee.tea: etro,t. rost ard Exp1e:s o4,ee+ Stock-
t.c,,a-=. ..nqaire oi LORD 4 SMITH. 3 I41ke-st.
nh, b !. IS it
, 1863-04-02

TIE FIRST OF ArR11.-!Al1 Fools Day, a day eel
ebrHtcd everywhere among European nations, and
dating back to the time Of Christ, and coming
from the celebration Of Christs being sent to and
FRO between Acrod, rilatc and Caiphas, WAS OBJ
fcr,cd yesterday By Young Ame.ica very generally,
in the matter Of porte .nounacs naed to the side-
walk, calico mince pies, wonderful sights in the
air and other diversions, which were fnn for the
orjginstors but which the victims coaldn's ecc.
, 1863-04-02

TOR SALE-The entire stock Of
y drugs and medicines II the City Drug stose,
TO- to be sold cheap for cash. p.vt cash, and ba1anee
secured On time A rare opportunity for any one
Inaulre Of L0ED SMITH; Druggists. = Lax street.
Chicago Of ". D. COOKE. Assignee. Ga1esu-. ILL.,,
ier II rther pa. t!cnlars. II. D. COOKE. Assignee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03
FROM wAsHINaToN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 2--Special to the Times
says there are rumors to-day Of alarm among
rebel leaders and rapidly growing disposi
ton 70 treat for peace, Whether or not these
reports have sufficint foundation they are
gaining considerable currency among those
who claim TO be posted II.
Herald special says elthough u has not been
positively announced there Is good reason
Tor stating that Gen Butler has not and pro
baby will will not accept command Of the
Union force in Louisana and Texas, rendered
to him by the President Il is not certain to
what command he will be assigned
Gen. Candy, Of the regular army has beer
ordered TO duty here and now performs inne'
tons Of the two Asst Secretarys OF War
Tucker and Walcott
Friends Of the great Erie and Illinois shiE
Canal in ;he House, hope 70 have that mea
safe taken up tomorrow. fI-lif e.
They say it will pass before adjournment !
once up.
The House Committee on Election have re
porten favorable in the New Orleans case
and adverse in those Of North Carolina
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03
NEWS FROM THE, SOUTH, via FoF
TRESS MONROE

FoRrREss MoSRoE, Feb. l-Colonel Lud-
low has Just returned from City Point de
has mud arrangements for exchange ot eitl-
zen prisoners, and is Of opinion that jed.
Davis retaliation proposition, 10 deliver over
all the United States officers TO the authorities
Of the States where captured, and which Is
gross violation OF the cartes, will not be ap
proved by the rebel Congress, who are now
acting upon it. The result will be known in
lew days We now hold more officers than
the rebels
Col Ludlow has earnestly protested against
the rebels permitting the authorities OF any
State to apply the operation Of State laws to
any captured officers or men in the service OF
the Unit-d States.
The Richmond papers have been received
here to January 3lst, and contain the follow
ing:
IN is impossible that the florida could have
been the vessel that sunk the United States
gunboat Hate ras, as she did not leave Mobile
until the night Of the 18Th and the Hatteras
was sunk on the llth We have bile in.
formation that the vessel that did sink her
was the British man-of.wsr Spitfre, as the
Captain Indicated in his reply TO the Yankee
commander. 1t may be that Commodore
Wilkes had wearied out the British endurance
by his extraordinary blockade at Nassau anC
other ports, and that orders had been issued
which resulted in this naval engagement.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. 30.-lt is report
ed that Van Dorm has recaptured Holl,
Springs, with seven hundred prisoners and
quantity Of army rAtions
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb, 2.
FLoUR-Demand speculative. Super6ne
1906 l6 extra 26@6 30; family $50
6 so
WHISKY--Demand good, market firm at
50950t, latter rate for wagon.
WHEAT--Demand active, market buoyant
289l 30 for prime to choice red 32@
! 35 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
| 37@l 40 Tor primo to choice Kentucky
white
C0RN-Demand active, in excess Of sup.
ply. market closing firm Ear at 64@65 in
bulk; shelled at 64G65 in bulk, and 73@
IS including sacks t
oATS-Demand good. receipts light We
quote new and old at 62@63 in bulk, and
at 72@73, including sacks
RYE-Demand good, light offerings mar
ket closing firm at 05 for prime samples on
arrival
BARLEl The demand is improved
Prime TALL at 33@i IS; state spring,' prim,
to choice, at l2O9l rs. Quslites below
prime dull.
GROCERIES Market continues buoy
AM; sugar l24@l3h coffee 3l@S31, mola,
ses 63@55 alfs
PROVlSl0NS--Demand active for Mes
Pork at l3 so fo- country, IA 25@l4 81 70
city. Lard active demand, held at l0@l0i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03
FROM THE SOUTH.

New YoRk, Fen 3-From The rebel news.
papers W. have POSITIVE inf nation, says the
K oxuIle Register, that Gen z Johnson
will in psrron command the army Of Middle
Tennessee. He 10 probably a, his post now.
IL is also probable that Middle aud East
Tennessee win hereafter constitutes one milf
tary department under command Of General
Donelson.
Charleston, s c., Jan. 30-Ssouts report
that Pinckney aud Balls Island have been
evacuated Dy the enemy. ,i
Forty seven sail vessels are reported at Hill.
ton Head n Hffg non uI0
desvy fripg has been heard IN the dirse
ton Of Stono this morning which lasted sew
eral hourS Believed however 10 DO nothing
more than the enemy PractieinE at target on
Coles Island
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03
SuERIFF'S SALE

Margaret Johns Montgomery Com. Pels
Edward VRrian et al Case Eo.l
obedience 10 the command Of an order Of sale 20
L me directed IN this case, WI offer " putlle sale
al the door OF the Cours house IN the city OF Dayton
on
Saturday, March T. 1868,
Al O'Clock m OF said day, the ll1wing described
real estate, situated in the county OF MONTGOMERY.
Oho and described as follows, to.Wit Part oi out ot
numbered forty sew n az, in Dsyt n, Montgomery
county, Ohio, which has been subsequently divided
and is nov know IS lots 4T, s,7as, and 74o re
ted j 1ne q, ls4e, by Allen smith Recorded in
book X, NO 2, pRge6e
The above properly has been nppTai sed as foilows
Lots No e,74s and 2,7t9 45C
Los no 2It1 $50
And cADno sell tor chan tW thirds OF the aboyt
appraisement 1erms carh.
GEOA9E ~oGAhAA, sheriff Mont county.
p. ODLiN, Attorney, a2swts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NEw York, Feb s-The Ocean Queen bring
South America mail, Valparaiso, Jan Callao
l3.
Advices from New Iceland represent gold
discoveries exceed in extent of richness those
in Australia 0r
British steamer from ST Thomas, at Aspin.
wall, reported that the privateer Retribution
burned four American vessels near st Thorn
as
FROM Rebel papers we learn that Magru
der has declared Galveston open to trade o.
all friendly nations
Charleston, January 2s-Another British
steamer successfully run the blockade las
night into the Confederate port
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03
lRsportsd for the uaily Empire.l J
New Work Market.

NEw YoRE, February g.
FLoUR-Recep,s 600 bbls; dull and
6@loe lower sales 5000 bbls 1907 65
extra state; e0@1 95 common TO good
shipping brand X H. o.
WHEAT-Market less active, la2c lower,
l 4s@l Sc Chicago spring; 56@l 62 Mil
waukee club; 65@i II winter red wes-
tern.
c0RN-Market less active, lc lower at IS
ass mixed western, 5000 nnsound.
OATS Quiet at 69@73 common to
prime
P0RK--Quiet, easier at Is 90 for mess.
LARD-Dull, dropping
DRESSED HoGS-Firm at 6t
WHISKY-Dull dooping at 6I@62k.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03
GEN. MCCLELLAN.

BosroN, Feb2-Delegation Of one hundred
principal citizens from Portland invited Nc
Clellan to visit that city. Gen. Mcclellan re-
turned thanks and In the course OF his re-
marks alluded with satisfaction to the conser
tive feeling which he saw springing up in new
England and remarked be saw in this con
servatvism the hope, strength and glory oi
the nation.
Delegations from other cities also waited on
him to visit them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03
FIGHT WITH INDIANS-THEY ARE
ROUTED.

SALT LAKE CRY, February lon the
morning of the 24th ult, Col Conner had a
desperate fight with the Indians on Bear Riv-
er, Washington Territory, l42 miles north Of
this place, Killed 224, besides many sup
posed to be drowned, took l76 horses, des-
troyed their lodges, provisions, &c, The 6ght
lasted four hours His loss was Is killed
4 officers and 3S men wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03

John Mills, surviving partner OF the late arm Of D.
W, whesoek a Co., vs. the Dayton and Brant
Turnpike koAi Company
Il WILL offer at public sale st tia do OF tho Court
j House In The ity OF Dayton, on
Taesduy, FtbTuaTy 3, l5G3,
AZ two O'Clock p IN, the right OF said Dayton aud
Brant Turnpike hoad Company 70 lake toll al Tho
turnpike gate OF said Company In Montgomery coun-
", Ohio, situated on SAID turnpike road about 81
miles Lom Dayton, will be sold 70 the pels a bidding
the smallest number Of year, and pay tho above
judgment interest and cost, and the &C ruing cost
1 thereon. 0kO. " OGAMAk, bhena
JoHH HOWARD Attorney. ja20dtwaWts
b. Toll collected Al said gate s for travel on i've
miles Of ID road lylng nearest Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-03
LATEST NE VS..
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
GEN RossEAU AT LANCASTER.

LANCASTER, PENS., Feb. "A serenade was
given Russ-au here tonight and noiWlth-
SANDING bad weather an immense gathering
ol ladies aud gentlemen turned out TO meet
the distinguished patriot, from Kentucky, the
venerable DR.. Huhlenberg introduced General
Rossesu who amid enthusiastic cheers thank
ed the people for their cordial reception Of on
humble citizen, laboring in the interest OF the
Government