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Established Over q Quarter OF &
Century.
DR.. swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
NO TREATMENT or REMEDIES
so successful in cf-
fertually curing disease
q. DIR. SwAYNE'S vkLUtBI
NEpIcISEs." prepared with the
greatest care. under the Immediate
super vision If n Thoroughly educated
Physician. v. have certificates Of extra
ordinary cures If diseased Lungs performed by
DE SwhSi's CoMPOtNp SYRCP OF WILD CHHkRY'
casps where the Lungs were very much dsuricrcd.
given up to die l.! Physicians and friends. If the
ne, tnn SwAYSr's S,Hs.Pa AND TAR PILL"
great purifying rursitl,-. The two will cleanse
GU, all disoricrc'l huunis. enrich and purify
the blood. remove all unhealthy billions
srrrctions # the stomach and bow
els. causing perfect healthy
state Of the Liver. II YOU
have cough. asthma,
hrinprrhage or
splitting If blood, throat ci'.truci"ns Of the spleen
liver short breath pin in the urinary "rga> night
swrats Lcry"us debility restless lights, any symptoms
Of PULMONARY C0AEUMrTIoN. do MT delay, but
procure III. above remedies ut once; 80 YERHs ExpY-
RlNcE ruv.s the verdi that they cannot lie cxcr-d
"S~ayn"s Compound syrup " i'll Cherry
'.Swaynu's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry"
"Swwynes Compound syrup Wild Cherry"
Grrrymen. Physicians. nll public Speakers say
s~"yne's ConpounI syrup Of Wild Cherry gives that
viEnr ~ tiEit tt'liih he putHh'u
other rcmydr. For all nhn.nar, complaints, the aged
and d.bilitstrd. it il truly valuable.
i ! ! ! ! ! ! . . i 9 8
4 DOSE or Dr.. SW ,fSf's StESArA AND Tan Pills
one. twir. week will III" nst obstinate Head
ache. Fever. .Ianndicr Liver Complaints Cu~tiSeErss
Eilliru,n-ss. Fcr,a" Diseases. &c. They great
blood pun flying pur.at,r. Wher" there is 'radichc.
pain "f the body accompanying your cold
ruu.h. tak duSc two If these Pills. in connection
with the " lid Cherry. /; will remove the difficulty
Prepared only by DR.. SN AWE & son. $50 North
SIXTH Street above VINE. Sold by all Druggists
Sold 10y pEs. II. II. MITCHELL. and Hos. WALLACE.
Elkton and all the principal Sturrkeepcrs in Cecil
county. t.h :, iS..i--lrcq
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IN 1.-THE HOLLOW"

DA1 CAKPET, Ingram Carpet.
IL Floor Oil Cloth. Stair Oil Cloth.
Ginghams, Prints, Dc Laines. Muslns;
Ladies' Dress Goods Black silk
Nubias. Clouds Trimmings, Notions.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, Caps,
Mems Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' Boots and Shoes.
Umbrellas, Looking Glasses, Clocks,
Groceries, Tobacco Cigars,
Willow and Ccdarware, Quecnswarc,
Hardware, Cutlery.
For sale very reasonable at the Brick Store
House, noarly opposite Joseph Taylor's fIoiel. BY
Nov %, 1852. VIM McCLELhAND
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The late addition Of manufacturing facilities. as well
AS operatives tn those already in usties the follow
ing statement in reference to this establishment:
Our mode of operation will he at all times Of the mild
est character. carefully avoiding the infection Of the
slightest unnecessary PAIN and will be adapted 10 tho
patient thereby offering the greatest encouragement 10
such as are DESTROYS of preserving their teeth, who
through fear alone permit their entire and premature
decay.
We will continue to mount Teeth on Gold Plate and fill
the natural organs with the finest gold foil; yet,
employ other and cheaper articles which we
mend. Responsible parties allowed mouth, trial
in ALL sets of teeth mounted In VULCANIzED RUNNER.
But il not promptly paid for at the end of that time tho
teeth will he demanded We are prepared to fill teeth
with ARTIFICIAL Bone, for those not wishing pay the
premium gold; the expense Of preserving teeth in
this will be little than tho cost Of extracting
them.
We have very extensive facilities for manuflctu turing
Artificial Teeth and being confident Of ability tn All
orders TO any extent shall until further notice is
given deduct the travelling expenses from the regular
charge Of sos and half sets Of teeth ordered by persons
from distance.
We furnish duplicate sets Of teeth for residents Of
foreign countries; persons travelling nni Others at q
moderate rate great safeguard against accident.
We shall continue To stragbtcn chdrens teeth JEEs
Of Charge.
Our office will he open for visitors the first three weeks
in each month only; the last week being devoted exclu
siyey to mannf,u turing.
Office hours from A. NJ To p. ii. and from p N. to
5 PN.
Young desiring instructions at this establishment
will lie required to obgate themselves not 10 hsulge
any Of the M0rUs opErASnI until in regular practice
themselves None will he admitted except those Of the
very hest mechanical abilities.
Visitors requested not u ask to be shown into tho
Laboratories. DR. b. J. BiNG.
May @ lS63.
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REAL ESTATE.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF A VALUABLE FARM.

THE undersigned, Executors Of Jonas
l. Preston, late of Cecil county, Md, de-
ceased. will sell at Public Sale, on the pre-
misses, on Second day, (Monday) the wenty-
ninth (2!hl day Of SiTth monih, (June) 1869,
the Farm of his late residence, situate with
in half a mile of the SusquchaDna River
Bridge, at Conowingo, Md, and within seven
miles of Port Druosit containing about
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III ACRES OF LAND,

with improvements, viz good Two Stol
Frame Dwelling House, xA
forty by thirty feet: with four $1.sI<
rooms and passage on each a lksS
floor. with l. Stone Kitchen at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
FROM MEXICO

New YoRK, January 29.-The following
portion of news by the Bio Bio, is highly i'm
portant
Adyices from Mexico confirm the reported
defeat of 900 French under General Ber-
thier by 800 Mexican cavalry. 1t occurred in
a fog at two o clock, December 18th
The French were completely routed The
Mexican General Presida had captured a con-
voy from Jslapa Tor Perote
The Mexican General Negrete with 10000
men made sortie from Puebla, aud attacked
a French division, $4,000 strong, az Acajate,
eight leagues from Puebla, completely routing
the latter.
The French had to retreat 10 0tizsba
The French communication was almost cut
of. Jslspa and Tampico are abandoned by
them
The smallpox is raging in Vera Cruz.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
From HILTON HEAD.

New YoRk, Jan 2O-HiIton Head cores
pondenoe Of the Herald dated 26, contains
the following "a .yy selL -..3t.-,
A good deal Of anxiety is manifested with
with regard to matters in 0geechie Sound.
The Monitor Montank went down on Satus-
day morning last for the purpose of expelling
the rebels from their batteries, while the cap
ture or destruction Of the Nashville was to be
undertaken BY wooden vessels which accom-
panied her.
A contest With the ram Atlanta, anticipa-
ted beyond news. -.-r,
Montanks safe arrival at the mouth Of the
Ogeechie anticipated Saturday afternoon.
We have nothing definite from that vicinity
yesterdaya dense fog hung over the coast
To-day we have heard from that quarter
numerous reports of heavy guns, ind'cat n
that something unusual is going on No ieaii
exist as to the welfare OF the Montank, bu
the Nashville is known among our cruiser
as fast trolling ship and she may get ava.
after all and in spite Of all & ID IN mn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30

WBEAT--DemaDd active, market buoyant
I 20@I 20 for prime to choice red, 23@
rs Tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
| 2S@l 80 tor primo to choice Kentucky
white ttl
CORN-Demand active. Ear at 55955
in bulk shelled ct 56@55 in bulk, and SO
@64 including sacks. Aty jtsfiN
OATS--Demand good, market rules firm.
We quote new and old at $1,000 in bulk,
and at 6s@6S, including sacks
RYE--Receipts light, demand improved.
90@90 for prime samples on arrival
BARLEY Market unchanged, demand fair
Prime tall at 33@l 36; state spring, prime
to choice, at | 2O@l 26. Qualities below
prime dull.
RocERIEs-Market is firm for all srti-
cles sugar lli@l3, coffee 3O@33, molas-
ses 50@56.
PROVISIONS - Demand good Mess
Pork at IL 25@ll 90 old, and l3 25@l3 GO
for new, latter for city Lard advanced ic
for city, demand not active.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
THE NEWSPAPER CASE.

HARRisBuho, January 39.-The arrest Of
Mr. Borleau Of the Philadelphia Erening Jour.
nal, has been brought up in the legislature
by resolutions offered by Senators Donovan
and Wallace. That of the former authorizes
the Governor to goto Washington and demand
the release Of Mr.. Borleau
Donavan supported it in an able speech,
which was replied to by Lowry
The resolution was referred TO the commit
tee on Federal relations, and a motion to dis
charge the committee from its consideration
was killed by a strict party vote. tII.f.
Considerable excitement prevails in regard
to the arrest, and the Democrats Of the House
held caucus this morning, and resolutions
similar to those offered by Senator DonayRn
will be passed to-day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30

than 10000. His picksts are within seven
miles Of this place and his scouts come much
nearer daily.
There is very little restriction upon inter
course and men living outside Of the lines
come here and return daily, giving Of course
their parole not TO 'impart imfornation bat 1t
may easily be judged that this parole 10 not .
guarantee OF silence, and there is no doubt
the enemy is fally informed from day to day
Of everything that transpires in this depart
meut III NM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
Hl CONGRESSIONAL.
TO.DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Jap. 30.-HGUsE On motion
of Colfax il was resolved that the Genersl-in-
chief inform the House whether paroles have
been granted to any Of the rebel officers cap
tured since the Proclamation Of JEFF Davis
On motion of Sheffield, special Commit
tee was directed to inquire into the truth OF
the charges contained in the Pamphlet Of R.
Belts against the Commissioner of Patents.
A message was received from the President
recommending the resolution of thanks tC
Commodore Porter for bravery and skill a
Arkansas Post Referred to the COMMITTEES
on Naval Affairs
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;y Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
xxXVu Congress.

w,ss,xoroS Jan 2s.-HousE 2
Al only about so members voted. NO quorum
Roscoe Conklin moved a call Of the House,
which was ordered
2.so A M-RolI call aud excuses for absen'
toes heard. There is no immediate prospect
Of a vote on the pending bill
WASHINGTON, January 20.
The report Of the House proceedings len
ofa2 o clock this morning after which Mr.
Potter said that, in view Of the condition oi
the country, be deemed it his duty to char
sc,erize the diliatory proceedings OF this
House as dsgraceiul
Last night various questions OF order we're
raised.
House at $50 A. NJ adjourned.
HOUSE,. motion Of Lovejoy the Com
mittee on Agriculture was instructed to IN
ouire into the expediency Of collecting agri
cultural statistics through the assessors OF the
internal revenue.
Mr.. Wallace, the delegate from Washington
Territory, offered u resolution which was
adopted, enquiring as to the expediency OF
tlevotine the proceeds from public lands TO
instruction in the military profession.
On motion of Mr.. Harrison 1t was resolved
that the Committee on Ways and Means be
instructed to enquire as to the expediency oil
en- act prohibiting banks and individuals from
securing deposits Of gold to secure the pay
,nent of money borrowed that they inquire
whether such an act will not prevent the
speculation on gold now going on, and there
hy protect the Government and people from
the evils of such speculation, and that the
committee have leave to report by bill OF
otherwise
The negro soldier bill was then taken up.
God HE onhgliufa trik
ing out the distinction of white and colored
ns TO commissioned officers
Mr. MAYNARD moved to refer this subject tC
the Military Committee,
SE.ATE Salisbury - Mr. President
wish to say few words which l deem proper
on certain charges made against me, and u
express my sincere regret at what occurred
oa Tuesday evening in the Senate l regre
the violation Of the rules of this body hat
no disposition to violate them, and upon tina
occasion. il said anything offensive to an
Seoetor, extremely regretit In referenc
10 the matter Of th' pistol, deem 1t due 7
myself TO say, that | am not in the habit Q
wearing arms-I never wore arms one mont
10 all my life. 4 f.
And would much sooner have injure
myself than to have injured the Sergeant-a
arms, or any Senator on the floor; and thin
it due to my manhood to make this pial
statement do not do it to influence th
Senate in its action on the resolution now b
fore it, but upon the principle which hi
always governed my action through lie, tn
when am satisfied that have done wron
TO make all the repsration | can. And nc
say 10 any individual here, that il upon th
occasion used toward him any discourteo
language, regret it
Mr. Clark-I came to the Senate this NOR
ing TO call up the resolution l offered yest'
day for thought it due to the Senate and I
country that prompt action should be b
upon il But upon the statement of The Sc
ator from Delaware, will not call it up Il
morning, bat will take advice Of Senate
older than am, and then take action as
have been advised
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
From NEW ORLEANS

Npw Yoav Han t30--New Orleans Della
l7,b contains the following news from Ber.
w;cLs Raw las, evening brought official
;neorna,;on of the total destruction of the
ln,orOn NOR LA u W mar Cation IN Ravon
Taa Teue. ~" SsianJ S .nS ns1al forces under Gen
~ ~, "a atoms ana there ia an
80. 10. sSm;dahla ensmc Gen Wei,zel
enu naad ~ Sno ~. ~ na,,,r1 bssvv iorce in the
"no "aon,;s. st rs.r ,hsrshv comnleielT Ranking
81 eue "a ,Ia;, an,;ss ovsr,brow n that sec.
.ue~ 80 w" ,s.,;o,, of ! fau, dsv'a ,;ne- :
I,ou 10 eo oy qpiIsr ,hsn was a, 6rst sunnos.
~ l'sOo wa,esl G ascst,sSned TIN, Il eonsists enly
eS,I non iuf.n,rv shont / Ooo cavalry and
go ss'UEU D;scss Of sriilIery 80 = NJ
'' ~ II l = ,L fii..;. Tha storro oas.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
FROM NoRTH cARoLINA.

NEvBERN, January 2s-Gov. Stanley's re-
sent thence to Washington BY the last mail.
Il is the Presidents Emancipation ProclAma-
ton which he opposes.
Army,::Nasy and Union citizens here are
strongly eyerse to the appointment Of a sue
oessor as the office is not only regarded as
needless but serious obstacle in progress oil
our arms.
Gen. Foster is accepting services ofnegroes
for garrison, duty Notwithstanding the remon'
s,rance Of Gov Stanley.
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Reportsd for the Daily Empire.I ]
New Work Market.
New YoRE, Janual

NV YORK, January 80.
FLoUR-Receip,s 600 bbls excited and
10000 better sales 0,000 bbls 740@7 so
extra state; 65@7 So common to good
shipping brand r H. o.
WHEAT-None, l92c better, more active,
47@l 81 Chicago spring; 54@l GO Mil.
waukee club; 63@1 GO winter red wes-
tern.
CORN-None, la2c better at 92@93 mixed
western.
OATS Firm at 67@7l common to
prime.
PORK-Firmer Is 90 for mess; II 500
10 so for prime
LARD-Firmer at l0s@ll.
DRESSED H0GS-Eirmer.
WHISKY-Firmer at 56@ 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
FRoMNAsHyILLE.

NAsHvILLE, Jan pa feet Of twenty
nine transports and gunboats Lexington, 81
Clair and Brilliant arrived this morning, the
former reconnoitering above the shouts was
attacked by 200 guerrillas with three six
pounders. The was struck throe times but
not damaged She returned FIRE and .shelled
them from their position The feet was not
interrupted. ffffffE EIlg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
). suusiine a 90. 4 Montgomery Superior Court.

J. Sunshine Oo' montgomery superior Court,
Ja,nes HUDSON ct al. Case No. 1896
I'm obedience to the command Of order Of sale TO
Il me a eeted by the superior Court OF Montgomery
county tho, Iw offer for sale ~ the door OF the
oourt houa 4. 10 the city Of Dayton, on
TsIi| Saturday, February IA, 1868
Alta o'clock plp sad dsy, the following real estate,
suete IN the oWnEhip q had Hhyer, IN thrcounty o
Montgomery, aud described as follows, to- WIT: Lot
No ninety (9O) on map X, made by John Gerard WIN
o. iOssman, and William Price, commission neps appo m
ted by the court ot common pleas pf Hamilton com,
~ Ohins toknase lart uon amnng the h MS And ~
vifcrs Of James and Jane Fndlay Of their lands in
said county the above having been set apart by said
commissioners, and confirmed by the SAID court 10
William 3. Mackiay Part his share IN said land
Said lot ninety (9v ironts on Filth street on tie north
and the township road on the south, and contains
acres and 90 perches, more less. Also ali of Ma.
liam Hufmans right 70 the surplus water Of a spring
as reserved In deed 90 Moses Lndemood, dated 2Stf
April, "a 5, for lot 1863 on sand map n
Said real esia has been appraised at S4,lO0 and
may sell for twothirds OF sad sum Terms Of sale
cash. - tta nA' y, p. CUPPY,
1 Master Commssoher sup. Court Mont. co.., D.
TJ, 5. SMTH Attorney. ial0Wts
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CincInnatI AIarket.

CIaoINkATI, Jan. 70.
FLoUR--Market opened quiet, but closed
buoyant Super6ue S096 So; extra 80
as 00i family 1906 20.
WHISKY-Market aOoyant. demand active
At4t@44b, latter rate for wagon.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the
"A unjersigned, BY note or account, will please call
% h. b. Chandler, 2s0 Third street., up stairs, whore
my books are kept, and settle the same. am IN
ooks squared, la2d2n n sIFFERMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
sHERIFFs SALE.

John Mills, surviving partner ofthe late firm Of d.
W. WheQlock 8 Co, vs. the Dayton and Brant
Turnpike ltoai Company.
Il WILL tigr at public sale nj the door Of the Court
| House N he rity OF Dayton, on
H THestdy february 81 1868,
Al two O'Clock u N, tho right Of said Dayton and
Brant Turnpike hosd company 10 fake toll at the
turnpikeJf ie Of said Company in Montgomery coun-
w. Ohio, sltuatat on sad turnpike road about A31S
miles from Dayton, viii be sold to the person bidding
the smallest number Of years, and pay the above
iudamept interest and cost, and the aeeruing cost
thereon, .l GbO, WodAMAN, nhern =
JOHR uowARD, Attorney, la2Odtwawts
4 NB-Tou collected at said gate s for travel on i've
miles OF 5, ia road lying nearest Dayton. ll ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
LOST.

ON the evening OF the llth inst, a sunburnt brown
I and coiofed Pointer Dog, with a long, slim
nose large, white spot BREAST good dead 81
white ON the 10 fore loot and q long, slim TAIL He
looks something like hound.
liberal rswnrd will be paid for his return 10 this
once or information Of his wereabOns. jai5dJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
lReported for the Daily Empme.l
New York stock Market.

NEw YoRK, January 80.
STOCKS-Active, higher; Money 6 cents
on call Sterling Exchange higher at 73@
"a American Gold since board So; Uni
ted States skies 81 coupons 94b 4b,ssregistered
928, Treasury 3-lO OF, Demand notes
5l4, one year certificates SO, United States
skies '67 registered 951, California sevens 80.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
GRAPE VINE ROOTS AND WIYE.

II HAVE from 10000 to 6O,OO0 two-yesr.old Crap,
i Vine Roots for sale. i Will allow a liberal com
mission 10 ell who may sell Tor me.
Also, good CaiaWba Wine for sale.
Residence near the Asylum, south OF Dayton. Ad
dress box 40. 2Ss, Dayton, OHIO
ools ,lI' II FREDERICK soHUTTE
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SHERIBFs SALE.
Margarol Johns l-Aiontgomery oOm.-

Margaret Johns 1Montgomery Com. Pleas.
4
Edward Narian et NJ. J Case No. 4. lJ l-
IN obedience 10 the command Of order Of sale TO
me directed THIS case, wall offer ut public sale
a. the door Of the Court House IN the city OF Dayton
Saturday, March 7, 1858,
At O'Clock Of ssld day, the following described
real estate, situated Ia the county OF Montgomery,
Ohio and described as follows to-wt; Part OF out lot
numbered forty seven N1), IN Dayt, Montgomery
county, Ohio, which has been subsequently divided
and is now known lots 2,74I Y74e, and 749re
yised numbers OF out-ot numbered orty seven, plat
ted jane 27, 1916, by Allen smith. Recorded in
book X No 2, page 6;a. -
The above properly has been appraised as follows:
Lot No. e74T $50
And cannot sell for les, than twothrds OF the above
appraisement TerIna cash ff lt n ~ IA
=. tGEOkGE " o9AMAN, Sheriff Mont. county.
p. OpLIs, Attorney. Ja2swts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
sHERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas clegs' Plaintiff Green Common Pleas.
j. ohm Newland, Defen't) Case No. 775.
DY virtue Of an execut on Issued by tie Clerk Of
ID the Court OF Common Pleas OF Greene county,
Ono and to me directed will oHer public sale at
the door of the Court House, the city OF Dayton
on
Saturday, March 7, 1863,
At O'Clock m of said day, the following described
real estate, Lots numter 436 part o. feet
alley and number 1868 all but corner l21 front feet
of Also, lots No 3l72, 3iT3, 3l74, 3l7b and JIG,
all situated In the city OF Dayton, in the county Of
Montgomery, Ohio, as numbered on the revised plat
of the city OF Dayton. ~
Taken on execution as the property of Thomas
ClegS at the sun Of John New land. " Nefgfssf
The above property hiss been appraised as follows,
to.wit: ...... .-.sH ..sf
Part Of lots No 4ss aud 1858 all but g corner
l2l2 leet on
Lot No S,lI2 l,sOO
Lot NO 3,lTJ at. 1izUO
Lot No. STA 200
Lot No $40 N... zoo
Lot No. 3 lIt at leu
And cannot Sell for less than two thirds Of the above
aPpTaisemsnt; Terms 81. .....
GEORGE WUGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
JoHs RGwARD, Attorney ja27wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
COLONEL OF THE ANDERSON CAV
AIRY

HARRsBuRG Jan 3O-Captain Palmer has
been appointed Colonel of Anderson's caVsl-
ry now in Tennessee. 1t is thought his taken
command will restore discipline and good or
der TO the regiment
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
EMANCIPATION OF MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CRY. Jan. 29-1he Senate to-
day passed the House resolution asking Com
gress TO appropriate $25, ,O0O 900 for the eman-
cipation purposes in this State
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT, g.ftlHe


OF, COURT, .fr.HF
ON the aOih day OF January, 1858, at o'clock p m
" on tn premises, the late residence of George
Leiss, dec ased, three miles southeast OF Miamsburg
will be sold 10 the hlg eat ldder the following real
estate as the property George Leiss, deceased, to
wit Situate in the county Of Montgomery, and state
of Ohio, ana bounded and described as follows; Being
the west part OF the northeast quarter OF section 23
town 3 range 8, M. r. bounded rs follows: Beginning
at John EcheheIgers northeast corner on she north
line Of sad qnsrtel seoiion thence lo2 poles
20 SAID Elchebergers southeast corner on the south
line OF said quarter section; thence s5H 70 poles
20 John Less southwest corner on the south line Of
said quarter sectoni thence "a lg2.4 poles toJohn
Less no thW corner ON the north line OF said quar-
ter section; thence So 1913 poles to the beginning
containing 79l1 res more or less
Said premises viii be sold FREE OF DOVER.
saia premises have been appraised, nee Of dover,
at $50 per amounting TO So 36O and cannot sell
for less than thirds ol the appraised value there
| oil.
| Terms of snle-one- tlrd cash In hand on day ol
sale, one-thr one, and one third IN two years with
interest from iay OF sale; deferred payments 10 ba
secured by mortgage on the premises.
| JOHN LESS,
JOHN ADAM LESS,
| IS, Administrators Of George Less, deceased
ApAA CLtT, Attorney de27wts