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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
Official Notice to Tax Payers.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Cumberland Nd.
-

OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Cumberland Nd. +
Jul, 2is', 1868.
Tie Assessor for the Fourth District OF Ma
ryland has this day returned To me the Am
uuaI Cnllcctio4 List provided 'nr 'v th" Act
Of congress, approved July Isl, 1852, con ain
ing the assessments tor Licenses Carriage,
'..- nra .i},hlcs, Plate, &c, aud hereby give
.. lie, To raX-Payurs ir A'lcgary Comfy, that
Sale duties are due and payable, and that Ma
lhan s. Frost, Esq. Deputy Collector, VIII at
tend daily, except Thursdays, al his office, III
this city, to receive the same, until The 29th
day ut August next
Persons, neglecting or refusing TO pay the
Duties and faxes assessed in said Annual
List, on or before said 29th day Of August,
become ,jahlc TO pay the penalty OF Ter per
ccAtRH GdaihOHaI upon the amount thereof,
which viii be pxaCtcd in all cases OF Ge!In-
quency The law also Prescribes penalty,
whore persons carry on any trade or business
without the rtuui. lite License o. Three times
the qrtotnt Of the license and imprisonment for
two years. After said Goth day OF August,
payment OF the Taxes and pen lilies aforesaid
will be enforced by Distraint OF The Real aud
Personal property Of deinquentsi and intor-
nation of parties negiecting to take license
will be laid before the Grand jury oil the Unit
ted States District Court.
Manufacturers, Butchers and Others required
to MAKE Eontdiv Returns, are notified that TIN"
same must be paid within the current aud "Hrn
succeeding month. Brewers ald Disrlers
will pay as heretofore. TNe penalty Of Ne
elect to pay monthly duties Is forfeiture o.
goods and cancellation OF License.
The Income Tax for 1862, is now due aad
payable also. ......,.,..,. ....,,,..,-
FREDERICK -iHljf.
Collector 4 tlr U.srIu. FL. Maryland.
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
Book, Stationary, Periodical and
NUllGu Store,

under ELLNIDENE HALL, on BOttim
Street.
His Stock consist, in part Of Lett .sr. CAP and
Note Paper, rn'"1 or pain, Of all qualities
E"'","."--. of all sizes and styles; Steel and
4oli Pens; Slttas and Pencils; Writing and
Copying Inks; playing and Printing Cards !;
Domntt and C"tG Boards; Prayer and Hymn
Bous4; Bibles; Miscellaneous and School
Books: Blank Account Books, of all sizes ;
Portfolios, POrmonuies and Purses; Combs
and Brushes; Pen Knives Photograph Al.
buns. nts., etc.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
Stray Cow.

r1OIIND trcsspassing upon my en-
II -, 'abt briu lc COW with young
~. "hntv i.-sg, righ ,,d .,,.,,t-..d a :
supposed to be nine yeas ""a lpa n'u ~
Sl7OO. The owner OF the above maine. nroo",
hereby notified to come aud proc ~
pay charges and take her away.
JACOB kESSLh.'
Living near Selbysport.
Ang. ID, l963-3MS
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27

Ne have been requested to announce the
name OF L. Z. Lyon of Westernport as an I'M
condi tonal and uncompromising union can
didnto for the Office of Register of Wills for
Allegany county subject TO the decision OF The
Union nominating convention TO be held IN
this city On Thursday the Sd day of September
next.
July 10, I863--tc
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
.For County Clerk.

Atthe request Of many voters, | respectful
,ly announce yselt as a Union candidate for
clerk of the Circuit Court for Aiiegauy coun,
w. Should be elected, s. ALI endcavor as
heretofore to conduct the business OF the Office
promptly and impartially.
HORACE RESLEY.
Aug -; l8G3--te U.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
l&yor.s' MILLS
Normal and HIGH chool.

I7HE next session Of thi: institution will COM
mencc on Monday, tn fifth day OF AugaSt
next and continue eleven weeks. Myers
Hils is on the line of the Conncllsvlle Rail
road, near the Gap whore it energies from the
Allegnny Mountains, about equally distant from
Frost burg aud Grantsvillc, and in tho bosom OF
the delightful valley of Casselman's River
The schooI,is located in IA new aud elegant
brick building adjoining tbe village. The com
mon school branches and others belong ing to
the hi 81 school grade, will be thoroughly tuught
by competent Teachers and as the school is IN
der the charge Of the county superintendent.
students who may be competent to teach VII!
he provided with schools mt the close of the
terra If they desire it, Ierms-Sj for the sos
Sims. and ex..ilett board can be had at 8 rs
,.r week, Books Z furnished Mt reasonable
terms.
There viii baH ,,uDae .ssi,n Of four months
90 ,,A!.'. .Hl e.a..ea g. ,uyiia viii be admitted
Iy5APii J STUTZMAN,
July y, i.j@.--5ts. Principal.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27

Tue above named gentleman having been
suggested by his many friends rs = suit thle
person to fill the Office of REGfsTsR or WILLS for
Allegany County, his name is respectfully sub
nitted to the Unconditional Union Convention
as qualified in every respect for That position,
and rs being familiar with the duties Of same.
Cumb'd. July, 49,. 1868. UNION.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27

To tie Waters Of Aiegnny County:
L hereby respectfully announce mysIl as a
candidate for the clcrbshp of the Circuit
Court for Alle@nny county, subject to the uc-
ton of the Union nominating convention, to
be held in Cumberland on the Sd day of Sep
tember next. NY. IL AThlNSoN.
July 80, SOB tin.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27

john Matthews, J ORDERED, This 2sd day
vs.. " Of July. 1898 that
His Creditors. J John Matthes, give no
&c to his creditors, cndorsers and suretics
th"t'thc I'd Monday of October next is fxett
ior the said John Matthews to appear in tho
Circuit Court for Alegany county, to answer
such interroga tories his ere ditors, endorsers
aud snietes may propose allege against Fin;
and that copy CT this order be published IN
some newspaper printed in the city of Cumber-
land. once II week for three successive months
prior to the said second Monday of October
next, us such notice.
Tost-H, RESLBY, Clerk.
july 81 IS62-3m.#
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State 2eIatoT.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court
WIN. 4, y;cCJIigEY,

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name
Of VIM. r. McCuIicy, Esq. as a candidate
for the office of Clerk OF the Circuit Court
for Allcgany county, subject to the decision
oi the Union County Convention to be held
in Cumberland on the 81 day Of September
next. fELlN.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
HOLLOW AVS PILL
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they be amply supplied with these Pills and
Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
with thcm, no better present can be sent them
by their friends. They have been proved to be
tho Soldiers never falling friend in the boar of
Dppl
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
For Sheriff.
To the Voters of Allegany. County:

At the request of many friends, I az, indu-
ced to offer myself as candidate for the tNt
Sh erifalty Of Al!egany county, subject to the
decision of the Unconditional Union nomina-
ing convention, to be held on The Sd day of
September next. BASIL T. GARLITH.
Cumbd. Aug. 20, 1sG3-.c.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
AUDITORS NOTICE.

fINH EsCredtors of Charles Howell, an Insol-
vent petitioner, are hereby notified to file
their claims properly authen icated with the
undersigned on or before the 18th day of iu-
gust next, as an account will then be stated be-
tween the proceeds of said Insulvents Estate
and Thomas A. Hopkins trustee for the sale
thereof j. j. MclIENRY, Auditor,
Aug. 6, IS63-3w.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
Na,ua hillary and Draft Insurance
EMORY & JONES,

AGENTS,
Ito , W BUILDINGS, S. Paul &.
BALTIMORE, MD,
,.-san ~bIufe .arl.. to dadJ in the State
OF s5rr.irr1. .uu gel exempt for much less
imam tHe usual exemption ier OF $500.
Contracts entered into before The lrhtt, and
release gurrr teed Persons enItlcd TO ex-
emptinn from dislhilj'r or otherwSemust file
'ijeir papers before the draft Exeml ton pa
rer5 prepared and release guaranteed.
Remember, the draft will come off in this
State 10 q week sor two, and it is much bet
ter to he tree FROM suspense, and
TIL Il ORA TT,
before it comes off. All correspondence from
the c6urtry promptly attended TO and soiic-
tied. Information given gratis OF all matters
pertaining to The drait.
Address:
EU RN < JONES,
No 2 Law Buildings, st Paul ST.
July 80, lS6 Sit. Baltimore, Md.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
JACOB WICKARD.

We have been requested 10 announce Jacob
Wickard Esq, as a candidate for the Office of
Sheriff, of Allegany county, subject TO the ac-
ion of the Union Convention to be held on
he Sd Of September next
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-26

they are tired Of always giving and never
receiving; they are determined to livctheir
own life. The North American exarrer.-
tion Of commercial interests has borne its
fruits, and the South proposes to rec ,nsti
tute its national system with an eye to its
own interests. Now, since those interests
conform to those Of France, since the cause
Of the South is not only Just, but logical,
France does not hesitate to declare her
sympathies, and her first act Of sympathy
naturally must be the recognition OF the
Confederate States. -o..l-'ss ssf
Recognized by France, the strength of
those states is quintupled at once, and their
adversaries lose all that they gain. For
other states are waiting to follow the ex
ample of France; among the commercial
powers Of the second rank may desire tho
establishment of confederate republic as
a means TO the decentralization Of the
Union. These powers, hitherto kept alcof
by the phantom Of slavery, will follow
France, because the whole world knows
that France lends her aid only to the
works of social progress. -.- Sd.
These powers will naturally be Joined by
Span, which possess Havana; Austria,
which will be more directly involved in the
affairs of the new world if she accepts the
Mexican throne for Maximilian, must
likewise recognize the Confederate States
And England will then do what We have
done. She will recognize the South.
The Northern States will no longer per
severe in strife thenceforth become hope
less. rr.r.r4
The navy of France is an argument which
in case of necessity would support her ii
plonatic action.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-26
General Grants Latest Order
About the Negroes. aas-
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TESs :
VIcKsBuRG, Mss, Aug. %, 1868. !

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF Tenn
FIcKsBuRG, Mss, Aug. %, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS no. So.
!. Hereafter, negroes will not be allowed
in or about the CAMPS of white troops, OK
cept, such as are properly employed aud
controlled.
III. They may be employed in the Quarter
masters Department, Subsistence Depart
ment, Medical Department, as hospital mar
ses and laundressss, in the Engineer Corps
and as Pioneers. As lar as prac bic, such
as have been, or may, rejected as recruits
for colored regiments, by the examining
surgeon, will be employed about hospitals
and in Pioneer Corps. .rr... o..
I'LL. In regiments anu companies they
may be employed rs follows: One cook IN
each fifteen men, and one teamster in each
wagon. Officers may employ them for scr
wants, but not in greater numbers than tho
officers keeping them are entitled TO com
mutation for. #u#...
lV. Commanders Of regiments and do
tachments will see that all negroes in Or
about their respective camps, not employed
as provided in this order, are collected and
turned over to the Provost Marshal of the
division. post or army corps to which their
regiment or detachment belongs. ..r
V. Provost Marshals will keep all nesroe,
thus coming into their hands from strag
CLING and wandering about until they can
be put in charge of the Superintendent of
the camp for colored people nearest them;
and all negroes unemployed in accordance
with this or previous orders, not in and
about the camps Of regiments and detaoh-
ments, will bc required to 90 into the camps
established for negroes, and il is enjoined
upon Provost Marshals TO see that they do
SO.
vi. Recruiting for colored regiments in
negro camps will be prohibited, except
where special authority 10 do so is given.
VII. All able.bodied negro men who are
found, ten days after the publication Of this
order, without q certificate Of the officer or
person employing them, will be regarded A.
unemployed, and may be pressed into ser.
vice. Certificates given 70. negroes, must
show how. where, and by whom thoy are
employed, and, if as officers servants, that
the officer employing them has not great
cr number than by law he is entitled to
communication for, By order OF y.
MAJ. 4rs. u. s. GRANT.
JSo. A. RAwLIss, Asst Adj't Gen.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-26
From the New York World.

GENERAL BEN. BUTLER who made q
million Of dollars in New Orlsans) Is stump
ing Pennsylvania in support Of the admin
istration which never compelled him TO dis
gorge his plunder. Of course he issvery
loyal man, and he regards oil who look
with apprehension on war conducted for
the benefit Of men ike himself as disloyal.
Secretary Seward, in formal diplomatic
dispatch dated November 10th last, wrcte
to Minister Adams that the administration
must not be confounded with the govern.
ment, and that citizen may oppose tho
one without thought Of disloyalty TO the
other; but General Butler whom the sd-
ministration allowed to make million Of
dollars at New Orleans Is Of different
opinion. BE holds "that you cannot d.
vorce the administration from the govern
ment, as il Is the only representative il has
got" and 80 all who do not believe in Dir.
Lincoln or in the propriety Of Butler max
ing a million dollars which be did at New
Orleans) are traitors.
General Butler, OF course, is for the war
(he has already made . million Of dollars
BY II and don't believe in rsstorstiou Of
the good old Union. Ii is true be never
won battle, while be lost two-ons st
Big Bethel and the other At Lowell-ths
last With stone mason; but, notwitbstan6-
ing these disasters, his voice 10 sill for var,
and-snother million of dollars. The poo
pie Of Pennsylvania can judge how disip-
terestsd is the advice Of this millionaire
stumper. His loyrlty. his dislike Of aCop-
perheads," his detsstation Of the old Union,
and his clamer for war Of subjugstioo, ell
mesn-another million Of dollars. -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-26
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNPARRrL, (oR ONE INCH,
OR LESS, MAKE SQUARE.

SY-SpEc1AL NOTICES Double the above rates.
G.Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and tho number of changes
made. ~ tHs q 2!y7 - - --'.5-T,I .-C -I
All advertisements from transient persons strang
ers, to be paid for in Gduance. -s,- f4... .s....
business Cards not exceeding five lines, $40 per year,
or s6 for six months, but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than a square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers Immediate business; and all ad-
yetsemens for the benefit of other persons as well as
all legal advertisements and advertisements of auction
sales and real estate sent in by them must be paid for
at the usual rates.
~. Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions, will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Public Meetingsto be charged in all cases
at full rates. . s5 %, q. -, .-s15r, - rys,.
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. ....-,-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-26

DYING FOR Kps.-An inquest was held
lately on the;body ofs young man who IN
the attempt to sustch kiss from tho I'M
willing lips Of . girl, fell down Istain and
killed himself. Not . great while Gecs .
young lsdy broke her neck In trying 70 q.
cape kiss. The question now n, shall
kissing be considsrsd daagsreO ansss'
msnt2 3 8 J1EW Y5rsH mpSl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16
FROM WASHINGTON

W z.,,,..z.. T--- ~, =,
IoN' 'snuar! inc hasSachu
sew; lneH here In'eH1eu is 10 serenaae sumner
u. :" nouo' VI MS re eiecuon, ou'. near
lnB ol 'nels inten,lon, ne int'insted that he
fe'e.u 'no iuuuS Sup7'',1eu 'ur 'he music
, n oo uC"H'eu ior t'Ie Iassachuse'ts sol
S~'e'S ~ i'"'' 'n'So''"'''" mere "n''h WAS
'rLo ,,;,;,. IT,, D.u
-" I.y ."ll D"' Autno'l4es 'ne
'uuee AuVoch'e OF the oonft'msrtiai TO issue
PIoe - !" Gouipe' 'ue W "pp'"rhhce oi withesaes'
"s 10 'uu S,iu''nu' Oou'i7 o' the STATES IN
"'t,gu NJ s..n ,.' N.ou' =, l,ilo'''H' 'hou't s'I
1ue e Ht'oTney ueueta'' III reply TO irsoln'
i 'iou o' VIC i4ouSe uSA''R "hy 'ne tohhsca-
. '.ou o. S uHa 10! 'een e"'urceI III the us
" tI'et o' 'o'uUnp,h 'uS'o'ed letter from Mr.
C"l! l!'heiV", h'tT" S'a'es D'srict Attorney,
s'at'nB tns' !" an 'a'ea OF properly mat has
peen selSeo anu rePor'eu 10 nun by tue Mili-
'a'y oIle7 uu'uoIl'e7 WIN we" 10 eonhscahon
preliminary pru'esu'hgS nave oeeh instituted
TO secure the eonuenhhtlon oil the same lie
"uus lnAt .ne oos'acles IN the way OF the law
an S'anus are so serious Rs to cause grave
hPprehensious ,nat II" satisfactory results will
ne attained w the prosecution OF the suits au
''T',1ea n,t uy u
me A"urney "e"etH' 'h ms dlrect reply
10 l'ie Ieso.u''ou, shy' lh"' mere mas not oeen
my yuus,nen' .. eouue'hna'.on ', rendered N
'"S oou''s Hl'o1r 40 ~ @ e''uer u, l"t oonhsc"Uon
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16
BY Telegraph.
EXPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPlRE
NTGHT DIsPA TCRES
SOUTHERN NEWS.


FoRTREss MoSRoE, Jan. l3.--The Rich.
mond Examiner, Of the 18th, says.
We believe the theater of war, on larger
scale, 10 abouto be transferred to North Caro-.
lnG Stirring seems are imminent on our soil
General Kirby Smith and staff arrived in
Richmond on Saturday morning from the
West.
To day at noon both. Houses of Congress
convene The President has his message
ready to send in, and it is said to be the lon
gest he has yet prepared, covering thirty pa.
ges Of foolscap paper
On Saturday about $50 Yankee deserters
took the oath to the Confederate Government
and we're discharged from prison on their pa.
role Of honor. Among them are many artisans
and workmen OF various crafts, who will be
useful in Government employ.
Four thousand Yankee prisoners are on
their way to Richmond from Chattanooga, Ia
ken at Murfreesboro, and will reach here to-
day and TO morrow
This is the only Yankee army that will ey.
cr reach Richmond
The Dispatch of the 9th says the North
Carolina papers indicate and man fest uneasi-
ness, not for Wilmington and the country
coast Of Raleigh, but for the safety Of the Cap
ital itself
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.
FL0UR-Market buoyant, and unsettled.
Superfne 5005 90 extra to fancy 5 60@
6 90
WlllSKY-Market firm at 40.
WHEAr-Demand active, offerings light.
1901 II for prime red l5@I l5 Tor
prime Indiana or Ohio white and 2OGl 20
ior prime Kentucky white.
CORN-Ear in moderate request at 449
lj in bulk; shelled, receipts light, good de.
maud at 46 in bulk, and 57@5s, including
sacks. .--. r-. o.. =
OATS-Demand improved, market frmer.
We quote new and old at 53@55 in bulk, and
63@65, including sacks. WI
kYE-Demand better than the supply.
65@65 is offered for prime samples on arrival
20 is asked
BARLEY-Market no change. Prime iall
at SOL 30 state spring, prime to choice
at POOL 20.
GROCERlES-Market buoyant. Sugar
llt@l3, coffee 3O@323 molasses 5OCa'55
PR0VISlONS--Mesg Pork active demanC
at II 00@ll 20 for old, and - 90 for new
Lard in active demand at 8 Bulk sides wan
ted at 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

WAsmSGroN, January l6.--The Secretary
Of the Interior has sent TO Congress letter
and accompanying letters from Indian Com.
missioner Dale, with recommendation for
the distribution of $4,000 at once among
the Indians of Utah Territory, based upon
the facts that many of the savages are be-
coming restive and insubordinate believing
the Government has lost its power aud ability
to protect them on the one hand and keep
them in subsection on the other g yp'
He also recommends two temporary special
agencies one to the Chippewas Of Utah, the
other to the Upper Missouri Efsl .-t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16
THE SNOW STORM

Reported at eight clock T. NJ, January
Is
Springfield, Ohio--Twelve inches, and
showing hard
Columbus, Ohio-Sixteen to eighteen in
ches Not showing now
Crestline, Ohio--rwelve inches, and snow
ing hard
Cleveland ohio--Ten inches sulI snow
ing.
Wilmington, Ohio-Two feet two inches
and falling yet
Lexington, Ky-About ten inches 1t has
been raining and freezing all day, It's now
showing hard
Teire Haute, Ind Six inches snow fall
ing fast
Greensburg Ind Twelve inches showing
fast
Madison, lnd-Eigheen inches; light snow
falling and colder
St Louis--Light snow since daylight and
still continues, with clustering northwest
wind
Leavenworth, Knnaas-Light snow
Jefferson City Mono snow, but very
cold
Springfield Illinois Three inches snow
Weather mild
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16
LATEST NE NS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

New foRE, January l6.-Specials this NOR.
ming contain but little OF interest
The Surgeon General states that tie sani.
tary condition ofthe Army OF the Potomac ia
good
Some of the new regiments complain of
the quality Of food and provisions and also
that they have an insufficient qunlity
Army correspondent Of the Times says the
rebels are evidently anticipating an early n
tack t|at .
The rebels are throwing up iae-pits ex.
tending over half mile
The new rite-pits are nearly opposite Fal
mouth and on the right Of our position.
Indications Bbow that the army is reliable
TO receive marching orders at any moment
A movement must and certainly will take
place before the expiration of many days
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16
CHILDREN DROWNED.

BlNoHAMProN, New YORK, Jan. l6.-It ap.
pears the accident reported few days since,
as having occurred at Harpersvlle, by which
a number Of persons lost their lives by the
ice bl eaking is probably incorrect s',
The Greene New York american snys that
on Friday last as the scholars of a school two
miles south Of Lanesboro Pa, we're on Mill
Pond, the ice gave away and thirty-One out
of thirty-eight we're drowned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16
lieported for the Daily Empirs.l
New York Market.

New YORK. January lG.
FLOuR-Recepls 0,OOO bbls market
less active, &c lower sales 5000 bbls, c 67O@
$50 extra state 2O@7 30 common to
good shipping brand r. II. o.
WHEAT--Market less active, lc lower ;
l 32@l "a Chicago spring 4I@l Al Mil
waukee club; 53@l sc winter red wes.
tern.
CoRN--Less active, lc lower at sa@s4
mixed western,
oArs-DulI at 7l@74 common tc
prime.
PoRK-steady
LARD-Steady.
WHlSKY-Firm at A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16
SHERIFFS SALE

John coaey etI Montgomery Common Pleas,
Philip Edwards ct al In partitin',
Qf virtue OF, and IN obedience to, tho command of
ID an order Of sale issued in the above case and tn
me rected, Will offer AT puble sale ut the door ol
the Cour House IN the city OF Dayton, on ''' VI
Saturday, January ri, 1852
Al o'clock m Of ssid day, the following described
real estate owlt; In Lot numbered sxty.six 0GI IN
the town oi Union in the county Of Montgomery and
The same, with the improvements theron has hean
appraised at 500, and cannot sell for less tban 3
thirds OF the appraised value. Teims-L ASH. i" in
one and 70 IN two from the day of sale; defeTred
ises. = "'o PiShi-
delsdtwswts GEORGE wOGAMAN, Sheriff