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G. P. Treat, Claridou. ....s.
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d. G. Kellogg, Muuson.
Henry Cummings, Russell.
Lyman g. Scott, Mulberry Corners.
Herrick & Gaines, Nowbury.
Tew & Butts, Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers generally ,throug
out the State.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
"- a b. Agent for Ohio.
March %, 1861. 479--6m
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Dvsentery. DIarrhra, Relax, Worms. /.

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Dyspepsia, Impurlty OF the BLOOD.
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Dr.. v c. ArEN Sir: have been repeatedly cured OF
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Dan ilpo ArE Icannot answer you ,shat complaints
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
VESsEL SUNK

NEw YoRK, Feb l0.--The steamer North
Star, from New Orleans, Both, arrived this
morning.
Last evening she ran into the steamer Ella
Marley Bosters She sunk Immediately and
SIX men we're lost The rest Of the crew and
passengers saved @
OfmilitRry movements near North Carolina
nothing cannot be published
Banks is still, busy planning. The rebels at
Port Hudson are continually strengthening
their works, and say il they defeat the lederals
they will shoot all The Yankees In New Or.
leans and the country II Is reported the
local banks have combined against the federal
currency. Greenbaeks are two cents discount
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Feb The Europa, from Liy.
erpool on the 24th, and Queenstown on the
10Th, arrived here this afternoon
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times has reason to know that official ihstrue-
lions have been sent by the French Govern
meut to Washington, suggesting that com
missioners be delegated by the Federal Gov
eminent aud by the Southern States, to meet
on neutral ground. and confer together, with
out bosLilities being suspended, 80 that they
might advise mutual concessions aud effect u
reconciliation, so desirable for the interests
of the world The Pays says. 1--WE believe
that we are able to state that the Government
OF the Emperor has addressed a communica.
ton to the Government at Washington, pro
posing means Of arrangement between the
belhgerents, which would fully protect the
dignity OF the Amencans," lie Nord also
says that France has proposed the convoea-
tion Of an American Congress, with view to
peace.
The Times cannot perceive any thing in the
tone of the American people TO give any very
confident hope that the miseries of that Nation
are drawing to an end
LIVERPOOL, Jan. "A Sales cotton %, 500
Market irregular, and prices declined A@3
for American; 92d for Sturat
Breadstufis market heavy and declining
american securities declining; U. s. SIS,
$1,000 Illinois Central share 40@39.
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A SNUG LITTLE FARM FOR SALE
BY ORDER OF coIJRT

Containing DO Acres and l4O perchas.
ON Saturday, February 2s, AID 1888 at 2 o'eloolr n
~ m, on the premises ~ miles north Of Carr olltol
station, will be sold % the highest blddeT the follow
ing real estate, as the properly John X. ed dec
towit situate in the county OF Montgomery and .lat
OF ONO, ana known as LOT NO y aasiRned 10 Hannah
NotiHinger, bounded as lo.loEs Beginning on Peter
Kayl, RS west line 90 poles south OF the corner Of
Jacob HOderman's ~ acre loti thence 20 ss poea
70 a stone on Hyers west lnei thence . SO NJ gs q
poles 70 DANIEL Notsingers corner; thence s71.e w
TO his corner near the bank OF tho creek; thence r
b31So 27.e poles 70 lfonwood ~ d. thence ~ W
28 poles 70 Lewis HOci's corner; thence q bs4Ie
77s poles 20 the place OF beginning, containing 2s
acres and 10 poles.
Also, the following Lot No. D. part of the estate of
Samuel Honsiager, deceased, beginning az tb, n a
corner Of Jacob holderman's corner al the oraalt.
thence SSIo POLES 70 Daniel Nohsingers corr
neri thence s04o 20 poles TO Daniel Noff.inRers
corner near the spnng, thence 94o III poles 10
the widow NotsinRer's ~ corner thence sc Is 81
poles TO her corner, Hyers west line; thence ~
BIS poles TO the place ol begnning containing %
acres ana 10 poles-Both Of the above tracts isln0
and being in sections 2j and "a town g. range east
SAID premises are appraised Tree OF dover st $50
per acre, amounting TO sl3 TO- and cannot sell for
less than two thirds Of the appraised value thereoI
Terms Of Bale--one third oi the purchase tnonas
cash In hand on day Of sale aud the residue In one and
two years thereafter with interest 20 be secured ~
mortgage on the premises.
JACOB r. NOFFslNGER.
Admin strator OF ohm heed, deeeaa,.d
ADAh OLAI, Attorney, ia97,ytt
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FROM GALVESTON AND NEW OR
LEANS

NEw YoRK, Feb l0-The New Orleans
Delta is informed by Paymaster Fitch Of the
steamer Tennessee that the Harriet Lane has
not got out oil that port. Her masts have
been taken out, and she has been towed
around behind the town, TO place her out of
range OF the Brooklyn's guns.
The Houston Telegraph of January 9Th
states that the guns Of gunboat West6eld,
which was blown up in Galveston Bay have
all been 6shed up.
The Times New Orleans correspondent
says am sorry TO say that rumors are afoat
here respecting disordeply spirit having
manifested itself among our troops at Ship
Island, owing to the arrival there OF colored
regiment Reports go so far MS 10 state that
several officers have been arrested for mutt.
nous cOuduct Laa
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CinCInnatI Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.
FL0UR-Market is dull and heavy
Superfne 1906 l5 extra 20@6 20; fam
lily 6 25@6 Is
WHISKY-Market unsettled at 5l@5ls,
latter rate for wagon
WHEAT-MaTket rules dull and heavy.
25@l 25 for prime to choice red, l 3O9
30 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
l 33@l 50 tor prime to choice Kentucky
white.
CoRN-Demsnd active, receipts light.
Ear at 65@65 in bulk shelled at 65665 in
bulk, and at 75@75 including sacks.
oATS-Demand active, prices tending up.
We quote new and old at 65@65 in bulk,
and at 75@75, including sacks. ..
RYE-Demand good, market closed firm
at OO(9l 90 for prime samples on arrival.
BARLEY Demand good, moderate supply.
Prime tall at 30@l 81 state spring, prime
to choice, at POOL % Qualities below
prime dull
GROCERIES - Market unchanged, Grm
sugar l2t@l3t, coffee 3l@33l, molasses
55662
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REBEL sUPPLlEs FRoM EUROPE.

New YoKK, Feb l0-A New orleans letter
Of the % 70 the World, says our copsul at
Monterey writes as folows:
Wagon trains for the Confederate army
have been bought at Monterey, aud down the
country as far as San Lonis Polosi, nearly
1000 miles from San Antonio. Goods from
the interior sre generally sent across the Rio
Grande ut Fl Duncan.
One agent purchased in Europe three YES.
sci loads Of arms, and their arrival is daily
expected at Maiamoras "A cargo of medi.
cines was also bought in Europe and known
10 be due at that port
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SHERIFFs SALE
: y I1AIsE,
Margaret Johns Montgomery Com. ~. ..

Margaret Johns Montgomery Com. pl. d.
Edward Varian OF nj, ras. Al.
4 obfdlenee 10 the command OF an or,Ser ~ -. -
me directed IN this case will or AZ y, s'us 70
AZ me door OF the Couu house in die city IN ss
,,o.,.,., Saturday, March 7, 1865,
Al clock m OF snid day, the follovsin,, l....
real estate, situated In the eouufv ~ vssoIDeu
Ohio, and described AZ foown fovis. d. ouleiy,
,1s Numbered @ t7, in Dayton, Monteosry
Soalsy, ohio, which has been snhsequently d,vds
nssd nnn6eIs Of outlot numb ort ess ~ XIV ~
.ed June n, lsA6, BY Allen smith Rscen, VI p'l. ~.
book X, No. 2, page b2s ' Aeo"iae" IN
Ihs above ProPerty has been appraised =. siio,...
Lots NO its and 2,I4s At. " sn W
Aud cannot ss tor 49, ..,....,....... $50
nppralBement. Terms caah ~" 'NiuS u the ABOVE
, o6t,S ESNSh I,so moaAMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
a2swis
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Reported for the Daily Empire.J
New York Market.
NEw YoRK, Febrnar,

INV UFhi t VOTHHIY TO.
FLOUR-Receipts 900 bbls; dull, unsettled,
l0@20c lower sales 0,0O0 bbls 1907 20
extra state 1907 60 common to good
shipping brand r. H. o.
WHEAT-Dull, heavy, nominally l@2c lower;
l 31@l 54 Chicago spring; | 54G9l so Nil.
waukee club; 63@l 81 winter red wes-
tern.
CoRN-Heavy, 2@4c lower at 9O@92
mixed western.
PORK-Dull, heavy, lower at IA 70 for
mess; / | 50@l3 75.
LARD-Quiet
DRESSED HoGS-shade easier at Ct
@6s.
WHlSKY-Unsettled
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS sAIE

-~-'bSHieAy buperIor Court
James Huoson ct al Casa NJ ,..
oOeulence 70 the command of an ord.r ~ AL,
me dh ected by the Superior Court of Mont e 70
county ono VIII oher ior ARle az the doo ~
court mouse 40 the city OF Dayton, on '' VI the
Saturday, February ia, lses
az % eiook "a o. aa.ld dAy, the following real as,,
situate IN ihe township OF mRd River In a. es.AtP,
@ @moh.gomefy, sed described as follows Ia. ,St o.
No' h,hety wv On map NJ made by John (1srsrs
Oiosslnan' and william Price commias1o onsnsu, " m
,su " .he court ol common peas OF HamiIten ~
" Omoi 70 MAKE part ton among the heirs 49,
Flsorn o James and Jane kinday on thsir i siu de-
sd eollyi the above having been act apart ,us h 70
Son,iullssloners and confirmed by the sald co 1aia
W ,ii- - Y naeay as part q his share M said td
sla 10y ninety 9V) nonts on FINN street on th iahd'
@ eha the t9Wnshlp road on the south and cn,s VI
iu 10 peicheH more or less. Also ali ~, ",
lAi m r huiah right 70 the surplus water Of ~ WI
~ ~ E isssiEsd ~ aeea 20 Moses Linaenood
7sld real eaiaie has been appnaisad a, 49,
may sell Tor two thirds OF sad slln ~ ostloo and
easn. III Erlt HfvH te4ms OF sale
4, Master Commissioner Sup. oourt q oDt T4Frf, no
" D. ., shirH, Attorney. --"h'. oog y.
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NEw YoRE, February 10.
STOCKS-Governments better, others low.
er, fair business Money COZ on call Ster-
ling Exchange unsettled at 7O@l 72b ;
American Gold 54; United States sixes 81
coupons 95i, registered 934, Treasury 73-lO
O3, Demand notes 529, one year certificates
95t, United States fves "a coupons SO.