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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

Up to the 18th inst. there have been eighty four
banks established under the act of Congress or
about one per day since the first was organized in
June last. The localities and capitals of these
eighty -four banks are as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
The French Invited TO Mexico by Mr.
Seward.

While we are complaining so much of the
course of NAPOLEON in bis invasion of Mexico
and threatening war with France as couse.
quence, it may be at least interesting if moi
important to recall the fact that the French EN-
perOr has been invited by the Administration to
do precisely wha; he has done. The Atlas anc
Argus reproduces from one of the first diplomatic
letters written by Mr.. SEWARD after taking office
dated April 6, 1861, and addressed to Mr.. Coz
WIN, our Minister az Mexico, the following:
For few years past the condition of Mexico
has been so unsettled as to raise the question on
both sides the Atlantic whether the time has come
when some foreign power ought, in the genera
interest of society, to intervene to establish
protectorate. or some other form of government
in that country, and guarantee its continuance
there
Taking Mr. SEwARD's hint NAPOLEON decided
some time ago that the "time had come" anc
acted accordingly. With what grace can tn,
government which invited his Intervention go tC
war with him for making tf
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

There seems now to be no doubt Of the suc-
cess Of the Great Eastern as paying enterprise.
She carries as much freight as . heet Of ordinary
vessels, and passengers enough TO fill small
town. at comparatively small expense Besides,
the danger Of her being wrecked is in an inverse
ratio TO her size.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

--UnconditionsI Union men are those who are
against any Union unless slavery is abolished. -
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

rE- An abolition sheet announces that General
CARRNGros is making speeches on the political
questions of the day at various points in Indiana,
and the New Albany Ledger takes occasion to
make the following comments thereupon:
Would not General Darlington. under the
present condition of affairs in the Army of the
Cumberland. show himself more worthy the
star of an American Brigadier General by going
to the field and unsheathing his sword, instead Of
itinerating the State making political harangues-
at the expense Of the already overburdened tax
payers of Indianaf"
This censure is well deserved. We understand
that General CARRiNGroS has been ordered to the
field several times. but for some unexplained
reason he has failed to go. During the MORGAN
raid he placed in command of the troops
which were sent from here to intercept MoRGAS's
men. and an opportunity was given him to de-
velop his military qualities. and it was upon an
occasion when the old men and the boys of Indi-
ana had volunteered their services TO drive the
invaders from the State. The time for the de-
parture of the troops arrived, the trains were de-
tanned several hours waiting for the commanding
General. until finally the Military Commandant
Of Indiana was compelled TO place another officer
in command General CARRrseros is from Ohio,
but his appointment of Brigadier General is
charged up to Indiana, thus cutting off from
| promotion many deserving and worthy officers OF
our State We respectfully inquire what
influence is it that keeps Gen. CARRIsGroS from
the field, where every officer ambitious to acquire
an honorable fame desires to go? Hehas not
faced the enemy during the war, vet he hold:
high appointments in both the regular and volun
teer service Mark the difference between Brig
Gen. WILCOX aud Brig. Gen. CARRISeros. both
| commandants Of Indiana. We have stated thai
the latter has several times been ordered to the
eld but instead of going to the post of both honor
and danger. we find him "itinerating the STATE
making political harangues'' and all the while
drawing the pay and emoluments ola Brigadiel
i General
4 A few days ago General WILCOX was ordered
70 report to General Burnside in the field
Forthwith the order obeyed, and in forty
Il eight hours after the order was received Genera
WILCOX and staff left TO join their chief Il
General CARRseros is ambitious Of poIinca
honors. he should doif the stsr of an American
n Brigadier General, which he has won by un-
sheathiug HE ssword, and place himself upon
level with the Republican partisan civilians, tb,
chief end Of whom is to make money and repu
tation out of the honors which the gallant Hoosie
soldiers are winning for Indiana. 4e-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

Total NUMBER. @
The average capital is about Sl26OOO each.
Other banks, under the national act will soon
be established at Louisville, Kentucky; Detroit,
Michigan, &c.
At the twenty-four places marked with an as
terisk (s) there we're no banking institutions ex-
isting previously in 1862. The new act OF 1868
has therefore been the means Of extending bank
ing facilities to twenty -four places that were pre-
viously without them. The system meets more
favor in the Western States than in the old
States. because the former hitherto have had a
less reliable currency than the latter 'sst4 d
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

HEAR JusIus.--The great English writer Juni
us wrote thus to British freemen. nd American
freemen should give heed TO bis advice:
Let me exhort you never to suffer an invasion
of your political constitution; however minute
the instance inay appear 70 be, never pass II BY
without determined. persevering resistance.
One precedent creates another. They soon accu-
mulate and constitute law. What yesterday was
a fact, to day is doctrine Examples are said to
Justify the most dangerous measures, and where
they do not suit exactly the defect Is supplied by
analogy. Be assured that the Law which protects
as in our civil rights grows out Of the constitu-
ton, and they fall or flourish with IL.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

The " ar ofthe n or OF sec -. ii, n Of = 6 v.
- acres and part OF the or of the OF sec "a
IN ii, ofr6 ", commencing at the e corner Of
said iand thence south 10 Bel ver thesce with the
meanders Of said river est 10 the line between said
land and Nathan Burchneld's: thence north with
said line 10 the corner, thence east TO the place
Of beginning Il being all Of said tract that lies on the
north side OF Eel river containing 2s acres more or
less; and part o. tae sf Of the Of sec "a 10
Of ~ containing 50 acres less. beRinnin
sthe corner Of said tract thence running south 10
Bel liver thence east win the Of safd river
20 corner-stons and honey tree on the bank
thereof thence north 20 the line on the north
side OF said land thence west to the place OF begin
ming. Mortgaged by John Sharp aud Catharlne his
wife. Loan Interest, etc. e5}s Is.
The Q nj ofthe ar Of sec ~. 10, Of ? w. con
tanning 90 acres. aertgzged BY Elijah RswIe, and
wife. Forfeited and sold on credit 10 Strange J
Dunn. Loan, interest, etc, ssa5 60.
The ar part Of lot No. 50 In The original plat Of
tse town Of Logansport- fronting Market street.
20X feet, and bounded the west by The boun
day Of said lot, and extending back l65 feet TO the
alley, being the eqosl fourth part ofsaid lot N
sane more or iess. norte.sed by Gilbert ,. Rice
and Jolia M.s his wife, Forfeited and sold on ere All
70 John w. Wright. Loan, Interest," etc, 81 268 ee
part Of lot No. &c, lying on Bridge street, .,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

The Q or Of sec ii in p, OF Z IA e, containing
I60 acres Mortgaged by Moses Jenkinson and wife.
Loan, interest, etc., $3.50 .43.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

The nj ofthe or of sec 20, and the hf Of the
or Of sec - in %, Off 10 g, estimated TO con-
tain 100 acres more or less. Morgaged by George
A. Osborn and Margaret A, his wife. Forfeited and
sold on credit to Sarah A. Vail. Loan, interest.
etc.. $685. 20.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
Slightly IIioriea1

Certain presses and oratJrs of eopperv
prociiTities insist that We are living under
an absolute despotism." and that free
dom OF speech has been crushed out un-
der the iron-heel Of Federal tyranny. But
they forget that the very violence of the
terms they employ to 1eH0unce despotis,n.
proves that no sneh Hdespotisrn1 eE;sts
They forget that in attempting to prove
that ''free speech is denied, they prove
that 1t was never 80 unlimited as now
they forget that the fact of their. being
permitted to Wag their disIOyal tongues
and give their masters At Richmond aid
and comfort, is the highest possible evil
denee of the clemeDey of the Government
They forget that if the authorities at
Washington were half as "despotieU az
they claim, they would make haste to 81
'lence the noisy gsbble of such fellows as
Mahony and BOBBY" Brooks ~ AE6anU
EreniHg Journal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31

les dpll-bSif tire vas more deposition
e oates yettterdAJ ss.tEder ths i1Pres-
spa COLA snss IfkelysEo faythez ma
Eteriaily 1leeli1s u Preseat-s Sun sahe mer-
.ehznts % notopeTatsTer freely 9ad It
may etEalyslld tl1aI daliuess is<tiI he
prevailing feature. The prices are 20 10
Per cent, and n some cases 20 per cent.
lover but nominal Tbs a1etiou sales of
domestic goods yesterday 1As vel attend
cd bat prices declined from 5gtOJ Il eeots
per 5hsl Iron tie zhighest PoIht Of he
$3.50 ss7zels e aRetioa s1les 81, shagd1Are
have also been Al Important feature An
smuease quantity Of goods hare hem
lboughtb y the trade
The tseeliOe n COLA eoosispea thrOugb-
CAT wednesday and Tharsday. but the
market reacted yesterday. owing 10 M
tsveEaote EdElors respecting Federal de-
tat % The Rappahkaaoek. dSabtless set
a4ioat for thai very PdFpsse. The saies
hASe been Vesy heavy aRd the excitement
hasTua biiEth darspg the entire three days,
eoahnotng unabated mp 10 The close Of
ye5teEd4y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
4 soldiers opiaIon ofcopperhead..

An IFish soldier Of the 4sh Massschu-
sets Regiment writing to a friend from
the camp At aIaryiiand Heights, on ST. Pat.
r1eSs Day, expresses his opinion of the
peace men and their schemes in 4 yerY
free style. thus:
ags cannot agnasslne any thing
ardly, sneaking. sniTeling. cring1ng.
whining l1 souliess ePpqAead a copper
head has As much patriotism as lobster,
and as much courage as bull dog. He
would sell his grandmother into slaYerY
II he could get good price for her, and
would give his children cent each 10 90
to bed without their supper, and then
steal the cents from them when they got
to sleep, 50 as to have them to operate
with in the same way the night following.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31

the people Of West Virginia it viii have
the effect to.zdefFess ssdsdens6ralize they
patriotism. he knew tbtt Wbea BE vrote
II, aad he wrote i for that effect. We hold
him uPf0 o4r people 70 being The man
Gudged only by bis own words aud aets)
We have for 50 many months proclaimed
him TO be, riz "a traitor not ooIy % his
own constituents and his ora record, but
q traitOr to the nation ssd TO bis Senate
nal oA,h. ..s........s=...5...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31

the great thoroughfane between The spuih-
wet apd Hortbssst, asgd IrEi eEeetlnaliy
divide. iTettfsvsesy. ttessO armies q Tie
rebels.
8oTernpr 4ohlgons Hon Horace ALsJ'7
uard and PhrsOn Rsa Enlou are deoomiaa-
ted s'the greatest sad be5t of men. aad the
officers and soldiers. throagh adTersily As
yell As prosperity, reso:yed, Fso prsseFse
fhe ggvernmeat IF he UaItsd sht8 Of
.AoeFieasupsgid laUd sustainsfbe gEss44sa
twas before thesebellion gaz inA1gnralsd,
aud 10 crush on and pnt down treas0a and
rebellion now IN the land, n Wha1eTer eosr
of life or treasure may be-
al! forms OF eOnprouiss sre deDounead
by tie resolutions. The Legislatures Of
Kea.aeky, IndianA, HIiaeds sad Ohio are
defined Is being IN synPatby viii The
re1eis aud -g.Viag thsm ail aad CONDOR.
The ffth resolution rszds As fOJIoRs:
That re EezzfIiT cooperate E5sh zad
snsteEa PrezldeaE Iincoln "a his En4ncI-
patEon ProcIARssIoa, asd appspTaI Of aess
OF Congress il the emPl0Fmeas of zl3TEs
&od PeTsoas Of AfTIesl descent IN The Gov
eransst ssrTies 10 AID n sappFsssisg he
REBELLION TIA 10
Tseres9iuiioas are yeEy lenEttg. aDd are
PsFTsasa b. spirit If IogAIIy of the night
kind. TIE soldiers p2sdge 81 hey hnld
deUr0 the supPaEs os the GcyeEanea4, aed
So shey VII aOs besd Ray pesolattoas
ESiea aHy eoaysstiOu nay adopt TO effect
. cpnDT1mT=e
The meeting FAs 4sIE s4dresssa By Sen
Spears and Cal BdE4rdz gT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
INTERNAL REVENUE.

Z Ut4ICE O UoIIEcToR- On In. REYKyuP
Wheeling. Va, March 9sth 1858
THE DUTIES AND LICRNsRS assessed ~ a =,
Ross up to the 1st Of March, aud by FotSsSt iStf
% me lst OF Rsbr0aEJ. ars now doe aud payable At
aEne Immediately. An tAxes not paid SSfoTs fIs ~
piration OF tn dGyf from this date, the "a. ~ f
Penalfy NIL b 2adsd-
h.1sslOt Col. Int. Rev J Il pG:t ORR 3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
Acaraa Rhnnks.

6e, the undersigned. Rez5bsrs Of Co. q,
sEh Virginia 9al- Iutantzy. would hereby
express our bartfsIk thAnks for the kind
treatment, &e5Ee received At The hands of
tbes BGio1' citfHR1s e ST tAlAFyls Va, on
TIE day ofthE election, when re we're or
dsred here 70 protect The polls, aud oar
taanks are esPee5allJ dne 10 Colonel Robert
Parker. M I'd. TsggeEt, NJ Harvey aud
M PoEels for obtainiag Subsistence and
lodging fer hs dariag y7aulong lhem.
As5 their noble Efforts IA behalf of onr
glorious UniDa and oar gallant New STATE
Be crowned HIth saeeesS aod . IoBg life
asttad them is tae prayer Of lhe under
isEaed-
Lieut. A. P Lang, SsFgt Joseph Hodgkizs.
Csrp5l. Philip We7arich, Samuel Hunts.
james NcgFeady. Gilbert Simns. Thos.
Humess William DRAG, Granville DEEMS,
Charles Vei1rieh LiR1sey Warner, Jacob
PiekenPaugh, Members of Co. q, 9Th Va.
Volunteers
So 81 ,dl. PIsasanss county, VI, Nasch
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
RonethIng AbOut a Comfy conven.

q
"a CoaHty CooEeatiaa is the short and
sinpiised nsltod, but act alE4ys the bes1
Tor the popular expression ~:
Tee HboTs extract Is from yeur editorial
eo9-enrs n to-dzy'E Issue, On the call for
Mass ConTeatisn. Of tie people IN the I'd.
.Jolains eouatE OF Brooke 10 sslse1 dele
gates % the State Nominsting C0nYentiou
Which Is 70 assemble n Pzrkersb1rg in The
hnaure
Nor Wesszx Editors, ali Is sid AID 1eIl
IA the abeTe extract. the great object
Ehoaid be 10 gel 4 full, free and fair az.
Pression from the loyal IDaBses, and that
goa esnnot possibly get except 6y the Sc
too OF the people through thsir respective
Precinct Conventions In county xaasF
meetings. IS a general thing. ss1 or seven
zhfeEd wire -PuiiiEg poIitjcia1s manage
control and have things pretty much their
Own EAg- l don't know that re have auTI
such men IL Ohio county, bat I do know
that here Is sure aud eertEin7 mode of
proceeding, which If adhered TO will pre-
vent anything like forestsiiing Ihe ConTen.
ton being attempted. and that is By hold
ing precinct mestiogs. IF this is done.
when the election dag arrives ii cannot be
said by our opponents, fif we have anvil
that our standard bearers were brought b.
other than fair means, and be assured the
men who carried the New State through.
will most certainly elect their candidates
thus fairly and honorabIy put IN nonina
ton E .F'6rnTr, WfITs -
March 80. 1853.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
DIEI0-

:, At Ale13ndriA, Pa. on Monday. the letA inst,
4AHeIst Hol9ES, infant daughter Of VIM r.. aud
, % The l5th inst, at the sSrna mace Mr..
ycss1FaISE A. Eeuse, vile Of WIN. =. Young.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31

aaA EuE1d SaR saz. as3 keep eEeA staz
Eseh StFfPs - hight r. B0U EbsJ UTTe,
REII nate & lad SaR EHakSia WEG,
BEaI GaGg &b0FG eaeA pGtEiSIlb gEETe,
Bsarh 20 Ehs SHAsDSg Gh8G U0sss 6Hre
ToGrEa tE-EkEo1Ek tbs 11gs d sA8mGs
a. koaass kea<as st8 Is4 VII ekAse
An4 EIlgu & 70 DsEsA q FaES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
FOR SALE.
w1I1sRIII InInI nnII1.I.n =.

r WILL SELL UNION BUILDING, II ssfee. mss,
L With my Let % Water street, d 4zFeet foehsS
'front.' the tWO running IRON Main 70 Water street.
Viii sell the two tcetlser sePS-zse - nav
Alss oas Lot Of % fett OF the coEBsr Il as ailsv
Tolfing On Water street, fn0En as he RieSlrSs5s
prOpEty. II mt sod vii hETa FRO UrGkrss r1cf1E
70 lts IL. tie seeo1d stosy q Un5oa Bufl1ing viii
BntOO Hall Per terms apEJy 70
fel2S21- JOIN &. BoIsEIRn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
FOR SAIE.

- AL THAT HeUzR ANB LoE On zays. -
- tgSsu EE1h ard Sixth Eirssts; and Osrsp5t,5 l5T
the a. erEigBe8 - dEeIIEnZ Eia1Ss asa fsc4;lis-
esadr. = se6Rs JRsEEE Ez4RFOETH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
REMOVAL

WOULD inform my patrons aud Tie 1ubl,. thu, 7
have removed my Hat lstore from ithe co11eT oT
below Tauant 4 DeEaplain's - va
maE2S PRAFHRR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
JOHN RoKNER
FOR SALE

EoGR LOIS. each co by- Ia ST z7,,.,.-, :,
ChntehiIfs aGlitEon. Thers Is a $500 80
y, sl NE same, contaiaing folr ros ana f<
Also the choice e eiEh:esa T1eGns iofs in M ~,
-- ns - Z: las II DILLON.
- --1 No log Market =;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
me United $50

-
WHERE'S, two informatious vere f,l.,, 3, a..
~ District Court Of he United state ~ ~
Mestecn District o. by the Aff6F0SV ~ ~
United state3 1nr sid Distinct, On "a 5tk a. ~
4 y lsS 9gainst The reil and personal T5r,,E.
etEs. erets ard ELECTS Of John Knote q I'D iSfr
n1i7oI! menh0aed, paying far tie eS15Ses t1'sl
Ia $40 RAJ and peEsolil properly c-Eii5ts
S1G. e ,eonae1le5 ~ ~ -
ioSlttea g me United Statss and Es glI1e 49,
S Sesn ettaeae BY ne G3er tie proofs q 1id cr1t
~ q 0bedie9ee to ths 1olition ~
~ AgqFt ton direetea lido hsrebTeife
claiming any interest II sid reaI III
81, credits a1d sIeets Of the said Jeil5 KTofe q
' s5,3 e. e aaythingtg y My the -,
tls - that they 6e and a5o(Sr e.
- 49, - -. at g % ts eli dsy.Sl
5 1RL1l next e tie sale hal fe 4 day
= 1oI @ thenext day q jHris5etioI 49,
Sl9 theFe % taeir claim ~ SI tfsi-i
teslttals IN that 6eiafE = - 4
Dated March q l&6S
EDWARD II NORTON.e
5Rv4u 3 saEsl9Al western DISC Of Va.
Ss n s1lfEs lqs District Attorney. 8 -
{ (
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
For Sale or Rent

- THAT LARGE BRIck On KLIISG Hor5sE
~ cp5t3iEinz 10 raoz1s, Eft1s4ea On BhszliDg r.
sl9ds tncin4i4g ~ aces q ground s-ith b-sEr-
ing oCeaEEd ofHpfss Srd peach tEesE. Ge5I va a
water ABi eisteIn. With 4Aes1uI rzno1,IS f5r f-Tr
garden and khEubbETy. PC6seszsaEl given On H. 10
81 April o. tmns1i4tely Il desired For fsr4Fzr n
t0EHsAfsou 2pR3y 70 EDWIN z ZANE
Wheeling I4lara.
1eb&-fEAPl erse II. v. PHTLLIPE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
GREENWOOD KTRNRRlRS-

CONTAINING 4 variety Of Apples, Peaches. Pears
" PluI2s, Cherries, Aprieots Usage OEanEe, StrnE-
Sstf3ess eTT1e BtAekbETTieA. Curranis eoose-
6err1sA Craps. Ornamental Trees Sbr1Es "a
vines: 6Fe - house plants, Reses Fuib5uS RoofE
Also Sweet Potato ADD other Ho9-be Piauts ia their
1900 tEOyear Old os1Ee Orange plants for .ais =.
marsslVt Mt Pleasant, JsiIsEsOs to1ptJ.O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31

|GKRNAS. RSGLIsH. RRENcH AlEp l1rERi-
VI can GoSngRaS p5ain aad 0rHnuasltSI bstFIes iaE4
ruesiTei As the o. RellOE Hall Drug store
ard & BOOKING, Axeat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
PhOtOgTaplfe AIbnmy

4 a LARGR LOT. rseeiVad this DIV ~ -,
"a reet from fhs maR1fletlfeE. ~ ~
Eoo4e9ale and rstala
1an25 PARERmGRs eaner
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WaShingtOn Hall.

PosITIvELY oNE WEEK ONLY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-20
( IS:T.-186 Ok.

DRAKE's PLANTATION ERs,-Exhausted
nature great restorer. A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Composed OF pure ST. Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
acidity of the stomach, creates an apperute,
and strengthens the system 1t is certain
cure for DYSPEPSIA, Constipation, Diarrhea,
i.ivs' Complsut, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change nj
diet, water &C. 1t can be used at all times Of
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persons.
Sold by all Grocers Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE d CO.,
de22daw6m 2G2 Broadway, N Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-20
E. o. b r. / H \
NJ. ON Ennnnhh aAnnAa-

HAS received his spring supply Of Goods, and is
I constantly adding TO his large stock Of Groceries,
Vines, Liquors, and Clgars. He expects another lot
OF White Fish next week in addition 10 the large quan.
uty OF all kinds of Fish already ON hand
We advise our readers to go and see friend O'Brlen,
and take look at his grocery and liquor departments
We are certain they will be satisfied when his prices
are made known. A more clever fellow never crossed
the Atlantic. Whatever he represents will be just
and mistake. His store is Just now crammed null,
aud notwithstan ding the high price OF goods, he Is
willing dispose OF them al the lowest possible rates.
He IS well known through large portion OF Ohio
and Indiana, and gets credit for having pure Wines
and Liquors for medicinal purposes, He keeps con-
slauty on hand the celebrated s. T. ls00X-Drake =
Plantation Bitters. malOd4w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-20

Bogus The sign which has been offered
with such confidence by wsatherseess, thai
If the weather is pretty on Easter Sunday
we will surely have pleasant weather on sew
en- consecutive sabbAths, has collapsed, and
may be classed among the bogus signs. Two
sabbaths have interviewed since the delightful
Easter Sunday, and they were very blue days
We have done with one sign What oneshall
we next test
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-20
Nrn, advertisements
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

IN pursuance Of an order granted by tho Probate
i Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, we Will olhr AZ
public sale AT ihe door Of the Court House ia ihf cily
OF Dayton, on
Safurdag, Nay e3, 1S63,
A. = o'clock m Of said day, the following drsflhee
REAL estate, situate IN the city Of Dayton Ohio fo-wt
Lot numbered on the plat Of said city three thdntand
and my two So1sl and ten iO ieet "a the norb ide
Of lot three thousand and hyone (S0St) commldline
al The norihweat eorneI Of said lot number three on-
sand aud hiy-two l5Q52l and running south on .hno
street ten 0l feet thence by parellel lines easi he
Miami canal said above describod property bedI me
homestead and the dye house and hkturca thato, oi
said William Tuf8er deceased.
The above premises we're appraised ss ioowFf lot
No. jO52, with the ten Ol feet on lot No. 8oti N1nQ
the dye house with all the fixtures thereto, and he
Homestead Of said william Turner doooasad, aI|l 81
the eansl Al fhh street crossing 81 al,b001Aid lot
erty may sell for two.thirds of The sPPEased 3lae
thereof.
Terms Of sale--One. third cash, one.th,rd id one
year and ne-thrd In two years nom the day sltQe
with interests the paymenis 70 b secured BY mort
gage upon the premises sold.
JAMES TURNER,
JONATHAN KfeNNhX
Administrators of William Turner. deceased
j. n hkadotf Attorney. sp1gdstlt