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A FRESH ARRIVAL.

TUsT received . eOmplots assortment Of Coal OH
81 Lamps, shades and Burners, wieks and OHM.
dss JAMEs ABBEY, Drussi.l
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IF YOU WANT GOOD HAMS,
WIS L. GILL; A N DPS,
No. g. MARKET STREET.

He has now large lot of superior Hams,
Dried Beef, &C., of his own curing, together
with full supply Of Fresh Meat, for sale at
all hours. jal3 6m.
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Watches.-H. Kline, No. 1856 Third st +,
has a LOT ofpaTnea Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale.
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$4,000 Yards of Delaines
NEWEST AND pEsT sTYLEs

NEWEST AND BEST STYLES
ONLY 22 GENTS PER YARD.
The above goods were bought on specula-
ton some time ago, and have concluded to
give my customers the advantage of buying
them at the ORIGINAL COST, instead Of
selling them by the case to jobbsrs at an ad-
vance, as am SELLING OUT AT COST to
close the business. u L.,I 81
SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKS
ON ..
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, lses,
AT
TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN cast.
GBORGE FL. COLES,
(successorto to N. p. Dougass,)
las 56 Main street.
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BILL OF PRICES.

A 4 general meeting OF the Horse shOors OF the
"A clty ~ Dayton GA the gath OF December, lSuz,
following reso utiuu and b oi pHces were nsrrvl
upon:
ResOtroi That the present high prices OF aluI.
eTal, anu hNlngi lully Justltes us increasing the
prices oi horse shoeing nom the past rates tnAt
We the undersigueu, viii be governed by the follow
he slu rates to take effect aud the Iuth tn
u January, 1868:
New shoes, toed, per 50
old SHOES tUed ANA | ~
hesetng tour shoes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Nathan stieInan A. MRkitI,
Thomas hahoer James klder,
John hlunk, 81 kduont,
Frank Linkandt, ". a. Dock,
John Mara, Joseph ebcr,
Charles MurTey, james Mutrry
N.b.-HOrse 5hoers throuP hOut the county AID "a
Vited TO me iu and subscribe the aboye inll oil
prices, Acopy OF when may bo al the hop 0i "
SHERMAN. hird street, OF Jefferson desgd9rn
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DRAKEs PLANTATION BIrTERs,--Ex 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. appertite,
and strengthens the system. 1t is certain
cure for DYSPEPSIA, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatc disease from change Of
diet, water DC 1t can be used at alltimes OF
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persona
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p II. DRAKE d CO.,
de22daw6m ,. 2O2 Broadway, N. Y.
CoALE's New JAPAN.-We have already
apprized our readers of a new article of ia
pan, now in general use in this city. The
excellence OF the article is fully set forth in
the following certificate from Messrs. John
Thompson 4 Co., who are well known here
..igia4 iPITTsBURc, 18th April, 1862
We have tried Coale' Patent japan DrieF,
and find it an excellent article. We tried it
with lsmpblack ground in raw oil. Wefound
that for these two colors we had TO use q
larger proportion Of dner than that recon-
mendsd BY Mr.. Coale, but for others cOlors
we found the quantity Zone eight quite
enough to dry them thoroughly. Practical
painters know that Japan that will dry lamp
black and VAndyke brown will dry any other
color that it is put into. We therefore have
no hesitation in recommending it to the
trade and 70 the public generally
JoHN THoNPsoS Co.
For sale by W. Weusthof, Ohio Block.
deel9-lm
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DESIGNATION NOTICE.

TT lie mntuelly agreed by the undersigned that the
pArtnership heretofore existing between us In the
county OF Montgomery, under the style Of Gill hud-
son, be, and the same s hereby, dissolved and the
said Robert Hudson Is authorized 70 use the name Of
the hrm In liquidation and settlement Of ~ business.
Given under our hands and seals this 5th day Of jan
jssdiw ROBERT HUDSON, LIS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16
FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.

VNHE Town Council OF Miamsourgh, Ohio. ofier fol
i sale good second hand Fire kngine, with abOu
lOuT hundred feet OF Leather Hose. The engine 10 II
good working order, and will be sold at bargain 3
private sale. Enquire OF q. A. Grove or j. Is. Kauh
man, Committee, Mamisburgh. alTW4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16

The Big Snow.-0n Wednesday evening
drizzling rain was changed into snow, and
it continued at intervals during the night
Just before daylight Thursday morning the
weather became cooler, and the snow began
TO come down in earnest before Northwest
wind 1t did not hold up moment during
the day, but just after dark it seemed at one
time as though the end had come. But pres
emily it resumed, and although somewhat
moderated in tone, it continued to snow un-
til after midnight, leaving on a deadlevel a
depth of about l5 inches ''.9 oa.h
This is the greatest fall Of snow we have
had in this meridian for many years; and it
would have been ct greater depth, had the
ground not been so wet when the snow be-
gan TO fall The appearance Of the streets
and sidewalks last evening reminded US Of
the old-time snow-storms, when we had sleigh
ing for three or four weeks at stretch; and
the frequent jingling of sleigh.belIs during
the evening and away into the night had The
effect Of bringing up the memories OF those
merrie winter seasonG y r4
The snoS is said to be deeper than at any
time since our railroads have been built, and
the travelling is so heavy that trains cannot
make time, and it is with difficulty that they
move at all Of course they will not be ex-
Pected to make regular trips and if the
storm prevailed North and Eastward it may
be possible that connections thereaWay will
be broken for day or two. What mailmat-
ter Ne get for = day to come We will consider
clear gain, i--..4
The storm has Oeen severe upon ever
green's, the SNOW in many places crushing
them to the earth, aid destroying them, We
have heard Of shedding and pOrehss being
broken down with the weight of the snow,
and ii is reported that two or three large, fat
roofs have been crushed in.
In every direction ths work Of clearing of
the sidewalks is progressing with an energy
that promises to make them passAble for pedes-
triAnA The snow continues TO fall at inter
walls, and the tendency is 70 ''sOfsness" The
@slsishsrs" are in the mean time improving
the Aeeting hours. Hg ,M $500 t 9rd5
The above is calculated principally for
the meridian sf inEAllds who cannot 90 out
Of doors. The lazy folks who wont go out, and
our rsaaaFs At distance who are curious to
know how We are Shscted BY the storm,
Z.
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALTBY 4 CO.'S OYSTERS
At THE OLD PRIC
PAYNE d HATFIELD,
PAYNE d HATFIELD,
NJ. aOO rnIhp srREEr. DAYroN, ONO.

No. 800 ThIkD STREET, DAYTON, ONO,
A RE daily receiving Maltby Co.'S oysters, direct
"A nom BaltimOie-the best quAity IN the market
aLIch they nov able TO sell al the OLD fKlCES,
notwithstanding the rise IN price iu the East
No. one, Select, anu Double Select, are warranted
superior to any others brought west Try them and
prove Il,
They also keep constantly on hand the best articles
10 be found IN he Confectionery line, such as
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs Rnisins,
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green aud Dled
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine CT
gars, Tobaccos OF different brands, and all nj
llcles in season.
They keep the best stock 10 he had. aud they sell
As low Rs the lowest. FOr the best Oy srT-, aud ali
articles In the Confectionery line, call At
FAiNE a HATFIkLD,
de3ld4w 80 Ihlrd sttett
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16

the Auction room Of C. P. HUBER A SON, Third
street, consisting in part OF
hfeen tine Gold Watches, Of various kinds;
Twenty four hne Silver Watches;
lot oil hne Gold Watch Chains (breast A1d fob;
Diamond Rings and Breast Pins;
One large Musical Boz, original cost-sl50
One hne full set Shakespeare Illustrated Works,
And many other articles not enumerated. Every ar
tice shall be represented AT the time OF sale II
not 80, returnable IN thirty days.
lasdiw Q. p. hUbEk a SON, Auetioneers.
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Eating Saloon and Restaurant

Formerly owned by Mr.. v. Fnss, southeast corner O
Rhh and Ludlow, where he will be able q ali times 4
OYSTERS served up In the heat manner, and on
short notice. r .r.. nos
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Amizah Young, I
vs. Montgomery Superior Cpnrt
Leonard Beechler and case No. l72i.
Catfaiine houts.
Dl virtue oi an execution Issued in this case N n
ID Otier at public bale al / uoor vi the Court Hoe
Al ,he city vi Dayton, On
Saturday, January "a, lsb2,
At two O'Clock y Il SAID day, the iovwng dcscrL.
ed real estate Nz Lot nunibe IUuf 90 in the town
o hest Arlington, Clay township BlontgOlnery coun.
~, Umo.
Appraised at $40 and cannot sell for less than u OF
the aOoye apptaisemeut. Terms cash
d,g2dtNaNts GkUkOk MUUAMAN, Sheriff
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Rags, Old Papers, Books

Andrews Second Hand store,
ass Third street iaSdiAwa
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A hAkBOh OIL OF the best quality the market can
~ produce both for safety aid duinuihy IN banning,
auu as lree IrOm Offensive Odor DO made, ~
saie ~ the gallon Or barrel by JAMto AbBEi
ded Druggist, l2U Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-16

OLD posToFFlcE BUILDING, 2Ts THi&D ST.
HAVE just received and hevs for sale al the lowest
IL rates
MICHIGAN APPLES, wholesale and retail,
NEShANNOC POTATOES-laTge lot
CRANBERRIEs-prirne,
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FRESH ARRIVAL.


II. A. LAFEE,
NO. go Third STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
LAS just arrived from the with one OF thv lsrs
III est stocks IN his line ever brought To ihl, city
IN addition 10 his usual attractive slOsk he hss
brought on large assortment VI
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aud surely nubler cause, save that OF TIE
preservation of oar glorious Union. never
invited effort It IS net doubted that these
committees, IS veil as every tTuc Union
man IN Upshur, viii be found doing their
whole duty from the present time TO the
day of tie election. The dearest interests
of our people and their children after them
are inFolTed in the question OF ratifylng
the amended ConstituI!Dn. he that Is not
fox rs nor is against rs; and Intelligent
and thinking men must be earetui how
they pat their names upon record y hleh
must forever be one of enduring honor OF
of eternal infRmF.-fnE those who pat 1helr
names uPoa the poll book for the new otale
viii make perpetual record of patriotism
and devotion TO their eoaREry's good, Ehile
those Who may choose to vote against the
new State may well stop and consider the
character of the record they viii make Tor
themselves. The consequences be with
them.
Il will also be the daty OF these commit
tees TO make the necessary arrangements
for such meetings in the county As msE be
determined on
Dae aud timely notice will be given of
public meetings. in the eoanty, and speak
ers viii Be present 70 address the people.
EDWARD GoLERIDsB,
G. P. RoERsACSE,
EATHAx a. Tar.
County Com.
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The EneeC OfDialoEa1 Papers In the
Army-The Rebels Locking TO the
CoPPeRhSad8 20 stCOns 20 the Res
eue."
Wesre psrniiaed TO publish the follow
ing interesting extraet from private let
ter. written by@an officer in Roaecrans'
srmy 70 gentleman in this city. The WI
ter says
'sSone one brought me Giueiupsti
CeRN9eot. dated hack foar or I've days, il
made me almost heart-siek to read some of
the extracts from other Ohio papers. We
may say What ne please about their haEing
no influence at home or abroad. While
our regiment Ess cut forsgirE the other
day. tue CVO mOsC prominent rebels, from
Eaon We took grain, said. this war will
cad in three monsbs, have seen for 8 long
time evidences Of dissatisfaction growing
no 10 ths North, aud now orr Democratic
friends are coming TO the rescue, YOu can
easily understand hoE such uIteranees
make soldier feel All toe di.IogeI peo-
pie in this neighborboOd talk and feel IN
the same way. Il is very disheartening,
especially Whea ne EnoE there mnst be
Truth in i all. or the loyal people would
not sItOW saea publications As disgrace a
Republic 10 be printed ia the Ciaeiunati
EA4WiFeS OF the Ohio EagE<-6rothee O.dS'
Interesting zbses-- Ohio STATE JoaTHsE
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UPSauR COUNTY.

Ris;oss Eat.R's1saeSrs
The new State COaasT Csuu5,,.. a.
UPshur eoaaty, make Tie kslIoWisP -.
PolnsReas OF COanItsess fcr sRe ssTsrTI
Freeiaetz zaned=
Lax DfSfss-CseaneT PrssEas.-x R
sssaasseys SOSs1sz Day. ssnsoq s.rs.ss =
S5f1aE1tle D. NasP5e a9d R5eaard YrEtTe1I
D1Es Psssazse-J.z.ss K.ea1sx. L.lr
- 1Sss5l. 4eha PEteE. Jaosb KeesEaZ ss4 -
4 Desz1sis. RI4rx.
Lad Di1ssii-s- EGzEz8t8ale Preesaet.-E75a,
5eaae3E, O. 3 Loa3ea. John 8. I,oa3ea
'aan Lore SD JeeOs Iesez. Essrs.
Es DSaer6et-Blekh4nuou Presses
gaPi- 5. B Philips, Joseph Raps. JoS.s ]
EGGS, JeAa J, Burr ana Jae5b VISA
Is D@ses-Sfnpsoa's Nm Pree=.e.
ASHLEY GOuld, Thsodore NorTEs SSsl-
PAGs Bsoaks7 JoAn PhilEffps, -, a T91ei-l
csatEsvIlis 9ree5aet-saaael w7B...
allsEy AEtEa. Caesiey & Noare. So
lSaeS sd kdsia Cary, Ksqrs.
Il WI hs The Szty Il ssess ro,-7.....
70 tAsos n their respective SrseI7.cs. q,
re Pss1esioa IT TIE ass Ssate $500 !.
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FHEFAvRs
L. = FaIrn..as 800

TIE Leg0latUre at Wheeling passed a
taT sedneisg the TAI CO land from 40 esnts
90 The kgndred dalEAFs 20 80 eeals. aad the
tax on PecsOaal property also TO 80 cents
on the hRadred dollars. instead of 10 cents
as heretofore The az On ss-ecsez i re-
dEeed IS per eess
The Legislature st 8iekIzond has raised
she 'sxoo real estate AID personal proper-
~ 10 81 90 % the hGa5rei dollars. and
the taxes on the licenses. propor1isaately.
Tbs makes a differences oS 90 cents 50 the
hnndred dollars 10 f4gor OF the restored
GoveguaenG TetJhers sire men ausDS Us
who are opposed 10 the rzH Stases How
eaa mas Be- opposed IS the new State
Sishout being rebel3 We would like TO
knOR.
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DEBATE oa the coaserIptIon Rll1 In
the House Of Representatives en-
Monday Might last.


DEBATE "a the COnserIptIon Ban In
the House Of Representatives en-
Monday Night last.
The Speaker stated that she pending
question Vas foS the preTTOas question on
the SsnsEe bill 10 organize the national
forces and for other parpOses.
M VaslsndIgham moved = call cE she
House, and demanded the yeas and nays,
W6teh vas refused by yeas A, NAYS Is
AE- OEa Withdrew the demand for the
PseEings 9uestie0- and moved Suspension
OF the rules IN order 20 oder resolution
EhaH de6Ste % the bill be concluded a.
haH pass o'essck- Under the suspeasIoa
o. the TOies he Introduced his resoI a,Ior.
HI. COEEE asked foE call OF the House
M Hickman moved that shea The
House adIoEen il be 20 Thursday next
Both nezaCEej-
Mr.. DIN shen WtEbdreH bis resolution
and also dis demand for the previous ones
ZION, thus, re-OPening the debate
NJ Mallory catered his solemn protest
against the passage Of the bill
During some patriotic remarks By M
Kelly, there VAS applause IN the E4lleriss,
which caused = demand for their being
cleared After considerable discussion i
was decided they should be eIsayeI-ss
4E. Mallory resumed his remarks. sad
said he held thas the seeesszToaJsts vsre
held accountable for ali the ureoasEitutioa-
al abolition acts passed 6ere.
TIE SeceSSiouIsIz Ouyhs. "a shsv were
6oaad TO- hare zers representatives bTtAsr,
ant as 70 Ken'ueky she vas As loyal 20 the
Constitution 50 Any SIaIe She seemed
-seP1otassd aG1 sPit GA EAe doctrine OF Sc
eesston. No sueh gOTerament as oars
could exist Il We Recognized secession as 4
constitutional dnetEiue There could be
40 peace by recognizing the Southern Con-
fedesaey- isWouid be perpetual aud de-
StruetiTe var, lasting tAroRsh azssl until
Oue side or the otaeE should be totaiIr sub
daed by she other
BE vas foe bringing back the rebels 70
sae family Of States, with their conStis1-
dooal rights secured, the samera taey ca
l0yed before they engaged in this Infamous
reSeli09- he would never acknowledge
he independents and separatio0 Of the
rebels bat, as criminals, be would forgive
them sod restore Ihem TO their rights.
NJ, Damn eontrGSted the past With the
present. Ehen sentiments Of disIoyAltT
were uttered here, aud Appla1ded IN the
eAite1eS. No indignation WAS then eI-
pressed by those who nov were highly ia
eenSed because Legal sentiments are at this
time apPIAuded-
NessFs- Nhite, VaNandigham, and his
colleague, NJ VOORHEES,, threateuei rs
with Smother revOlanon, and Uttered their
EarnIng voice of resnbutiou. IL We were
70 meek rebels, OF their aiders or abettors.
90 cur Own soil, sWon1 In hand. les them
come, the sooner the better.
de eansed letters 70 be Rad from demo-
cratic oE1eers Ia the army ia contrast Mir
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ment, may become corporation, &c.
Under the old regfae no chatter could be
obtained except upon special application to
the Legislature This created privale So
iicisation of members, and Necessarily cor
rupted that body. so that charters we're no;
always Obtsined because they we're deserr-
/, ed. At the same dme the infiuesee OF
mcnuPolies Was brOaght to bear, SO that
those Who deserved charters very often
failed TO get ,bem- Uuder such 8 system
the mouopolIes conld keep it al IN their
own hands, aud the growth aud enterprise
OF the people vas dHarfed to make them
stiII greater moaopoIies. Bat here we are
TO have general lsgislasiou-al1ays the
most sqasl ia is BENEFITS. and
no one IS 70 be denied the adj
.EAntagez of Incorporation for the pur-
poses aamed Internal improvement COM
pznies ike banks of Circulation. oa Sc
eonns OF their much greater espitsi and
importance. aud the guards that need to
be thrown around them, require special
acts to incorporate them Il Is the multi
plieation of mining and manufacturing
companies that viii create the improve
meat companies. Wssre 20 create wealth
aud resources Where there is to be geaecAl
success. enterprises must go hand in hand
/, would be folly to erec, manufactures
and open mines all over the new State
Uhea there were 40 roads 70 carry the
w1res ana ores 10 market And it EorId
be equal folly 10 build roads At An expea-
disare of millions, when these VAS no
commerce 30 employ than. Nothing great
can be iore il a day 6uI uhea oar en-
rerprises As = people are rightly directed.
they viii all sid one smother aud grow With
each Others growth. deriving and giving
mutual aid tilI they viii. have gsoEn to
eredisable proportions, aad become able to
sustain themselves.
Commerce Is wiser than s,AtezmauzhIp,
for all Statesmen can do is to .rr TO under
stand its laws. II seeks its channels A
water the level, by an uaerring Law. The
people sse wiser than their governments.
The long struggle of Virginia politicians
aas been to force commerce .hrOugb Do
sssuessd channels. sad dive 1t into regions
where 30 attractions we're offered. They
might As well have sought to make James
River reverse the Law OF nature And run mp
stream We ought 10 and will profit By
their experience Az re have 70 do Is to
rtuoOgt Tie e5ttrEeiioAI. epen tie ss'st. and
population, trade and commerce will dow
into the channels of the nrT State and
make as = prosperous people.
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More Captures.
BEvanI. " Feb. 81,


bsEERLI. Va Feb go ls55-
Edliors LntsiRses<sr.
Lisut. Weaver. Of the I'd vs.. Infantry.
eommorIy called Rey1s-sOek a litsIe
scout on the 18Th. Ia the direction Of Sese-
Ca and came in GA the 18th bringing Eil5
him TWO of ImhSdsu's horse thieves So
re gO7 aeTeT go Ous bus ne bring some
body Eisb '.hsnG-dez lock and guilty
eonSeieGee ne have about sieVeo out Of
the bushEhAeksSs, ana all ne get now are
those tkaE Inbedsa OF jenkins send Ia 10
steal horses aud eattle Thew are old
towards themselves sud sheir men are gen
erstIy Of tie came stripe.
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TAYLOR, ROLLE0N6 C0.

Ne 50 MAIN STREET, WHEELING
II AVE- EOR SALE 4usAH farms. Gal 1,,.,-. ,s,,...
Aeeel4aS- 4ka0 tlpEpye5 kAr1e5 via E17lFE tTl,IE
- 1l-l PS9Eelsy, *. h EsAEEF "a Tie WssEtrn
-14!7e SSBkeE- A8S 49, vp$S -
ShR EllEZaEe as3 OAiS BaflESsI 6IIE. r,,S- yFs
las 70 laA e real sEass ne 800 d ~
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VALUABLE PaPER ILLS Az
AUCTION

WlLI. Be SD Al plBl5s azstsau a lie s-sss 81
" q tie Cost Hol5R- a the Cisy Of BheefiaE
q 1ay- the Iseh day % March next e,lsupsnr.frF
MI Q eAoSk A IL, IosH BGn9heEed IS u a.S n a
ehs sEneF e Water strpet a1d Pa7ar Alffs sEtT e
- s1kls @ which fs tie TtrEfsEa RAper Mn 1iIk
~ sRRSEsezazsees and a4AehioeEy theEpto Auzs1e4
Asa Bses EHsRbere,i 8 3 and 10 "a RcE ssrves ii
n GeuE a. ksIe9g- Safoinf1 ukeSpaR =
tae k48s@ Paper Mil Uilh tie APelEt&nAncaR a.
5 SEsEe91 C 1AeEst0 PeEsafanE= and Ese No
esea tie Eeat ss a 9E street. n liS tolIe q PAL
TEa1Es-Gae-SozFsk s,nah an5 ia kot. &c :. an.
SSetFes etSaERen and tWVaty-e0Rr mathis With IN
Pa Ss1A interest," Rar fEEtk9E tEssEn7As5,c suspire
y 49, ~ eAhz 1s wheeling Va
- s5ste esyfs J. N. PAXTON.
ia s1HnAti CCuaEseEebAl AMI RIstsSz.sA DEspateh
49, 80 Ssk 1n,l SOD hfII to this ooe for
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