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New York Cattle MnfKet-FGbsy ..
rKsF EsTrLE-rtr cwt, extra quality. SIS 5a31tm
1rs, quality 91,.t1G 1s-0 ordinary S1nta1121 co1-
mon a0I{G9s0 lntrrIor $8.toa9Ae.
parE ch@:c c1ns1ntn C@e1Sc interior 5HIE5c.
EAEER-Per Leat for estsa hs SsMGio!oi prime.
inferior, $:.1.fat.f0.
as sfM H. s ,[a1 3sa E9@sAS: T1,e e
Il uaand ., once becaie aGtlEs and PRICES
ynl:cc md Tie market was buoyant.. Ranging Of
PRICES Was ns nhose, bnt scarcely sold be3SW i1c,
and extra choice Steers lie Ta cattle were OF good
quality Ia yieW Of anticipated short receipts dur
ing tc succeeding week, the butchers were nn1ioua
TO ohta1n good supply, even ct the extreme rates de-
!aaEt.cd. The busntsa IVES I'LL closed early.
SHEEF AND LAXBs-Tha receipts hive been 1iberal
and the market Is without improvement eVsofoF tho
hest.
Sw1HE-Eo!d very freely.
ToTAI, ltTcXIrTs-BeeveA, 4,2GS: Cows, 1i3 Veal
Chi ea, 4S9; Elee and Lam9s, Il isl! SWlnc. 5t3.7.
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TIE HERO OF GETTTS-
BURG.

j., Pa16ApE1ru1A, Feb, 9.-Gen- Meade, whose
: health has recovered since ho has been here,
Is holding reception to- day at Independence
their resnecfs to the Hero Of Gettysburg.
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THE WAT. M N0RT8u CARO-
LIMA.

FORTRESS AfosRor, Feb. 9.-The Richmond
sent;nel, Of the 9Th, says:
onrsrrnr has fallen back sixteen miles from New
bcrn. frding The fortifcatio1s 60 strong that It
rnnId mt he ken without too great loss.
The negro soldier who ehot Col. Shaw WAS cap
HIM John Wilcox, member Of Congress f1oln
revse dad last Saturday in Richmond
, 1864-02-10

DETROIT, Feb 8,-Ihe trial Of Emma Wat
enn for the murder Of soldier Of the 9th
Michigan regiment, = house Of Nl-fa1no,
commenced this morning. The case has Gre
ated inttuse excitement. At the adjourn
ment of the court several Thousand person.
, 1864-02-10

ST. Louis Markets.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribure.1
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.1s8L
Tonacco-M Market steady with sales Of 81 hhds, In
c1utins damaged, at *1.s0;1 do Factory Lugs at
$3.50; tlar*ers' do at $7t1g990; 8 common leaf ut
fl7ot $14C0 mixed do at <15sQ to 416.1o mixed
manufacturing Lest at s.o.7sao550; sndt hae do
At 80 Is :a1so a bosea at ts.5o@6s5 = 100 ne.
TRuvIsIoss AND LABn-A lot Of 10100 pieces bulk
mcnt 10 arrive, sold at 6xc for shoulders; shc
for RIB sides and SIC for hans sales also Of casks
new bncon shoulders at sic plain hams 1o1c; and
clear sides 1Gc and II pigs kettle refined 1atl at
ike.
G.EasE-sa1es Of 60 tres good white at 1cc and ~
do yellow at ekc.
TA1tow-sale Of 81 pkgs at lie p y.
WuIsK1-6s1e Of 80 brls at SIC ; End IS do On PIT.
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FFNm ST. I0H18e
ST. LoUls, Feb. 0.--A meeting at Turner'S
Hall last night appointed sixty delegates to
the Louisville Freedom Convention.
Among them are the most prominent radi-
cal Emancipatiorfsts of the city. 4 large
number Of counties in the State will send
delegates
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KANSAS C1r1, No., Feb. 9.-About sundoEn
yesterday, from 150to POO gnerrilas crossed
from Missouri into Kansas, near Aubrey, NOV
ing in the direction Of Olathe. Col Ford, With
eco men Of the 2d Colorado regiment, started
in pursuit at midnight. No report Of the re-
suit vet received.
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had assembled, but the vigorous e1ertions Of
the authorities prevented aaY disturbance.
The trial will probably consume great por-
ton Of the week.
, 1864-02-10

OTTAWA, H., Feb. "a fire occurred at
eleven O'Clock last night il the gun manu-
factory Of Il. P. Brunkcs. completely destroy
Ing the building and contents. Loss estima-
ted at 5000; insured for 81, 500.
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0rr,rrn q
SUBSISTENCE OffllE> U. =.
ARMY. No, 70 sou,h strcet. J
SEATED PGPnShI }1 ann9eriyss 5'9, Eli =. r.
reiead - III. fficc mil IN ~ rTITi,9ntY v Feh
1narv 1sh Is for frnishtne the United statcs auh-
st,try1rT II, nsrffmsnf Win ~
FnER THtEifSIND 81 tt.e1M HEAD or BEEF CAT
TIE, on tho hoof,
~ ntI Of 1Mol one thoasaud each every fpj in
dats. to be- Wcixhet within ppe and half days aftar
Arrival sr The e5pt NE Of the ,ontzactor, They
avernXr about (S00) thtrtt hundred pounds gross
We1Ehtx. all falling short ot (,00Q) oua thousand
snd Hotn1egs Ca:fie will be reIectad
~ nef,rd, hn 10 s,oy.z
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$4,000

10 loan for nYe years. eight per cent. to rcspous
bic parties, on trst c1nss property. Apply to F.
IEAHnpI Nod Portland Block felR-E3N.staet
, 1864-02-10

TDwARD WIN. JEFFRlES.
.1I II Edward William 1adsies viii eoo''AaS1''''
n POWELL, Victoria, vaneouv1's l'laa's
rle v.li hpsr OF something to hls Advantage
Es+5Set71 1it'nct
, 1864-02-10

CAVALRY HORSES! CAV
rr~ u0psFstLTho un,tc1nguel Will pay
-. uacts, I'd and seventeen Dollars t$UD for
~'- CAVALRY HORSES.
De.verra At the United States CprrHM u va'ca@''
sroiset ~ ttnrt IN Contractor
, 1864-02-10

NOTICE: OF DISSOLUTION.
IN The nrm of Eut1ts, Ball T. CO. y IT day DIS
9Qlyed By mutunteonBEut. il CUT, EK
}. #. BALL.
Chicago, Feb. 6, 1861. O. HUSHs.
C0PARTNBR3HIP NOTICE
The undersigned Lave this dag formed cop8xknef-
ship under The name and style Of Cutler d Huse 10
Commission, at tle old stand Of Cutler, Ball Co..
CtfcaEo, Feb. 6. 1a6A j. N. CUTIYR,
it1ih FSy1.ts o. HUSH.
, 1864-02-10

NOWLE'S PILE AND HU EVk 3Is
CURE, roH IyrxESAE AND E1r1RzA1 "a .z,u9 gns a.3
tott1e veE1a1ted = afE4AATkNT cgEK z ~ Asi1XTr
4fFirM. az iii tses of sin r ease v aara
II =: ,sans ?: 20 1sta.n rs q 1 rs<d
81 isoss sra f,stniA easSa af1 ma. ln va
auE.ei9 Fns rnle il Ca,SAEo hy ? hE1AS Eaeo
81. GO per bottle Ee-9H---.-- - -
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ITO GROCERS.-A young man
L seventeen year5 old, vho has had SOME eere.f.
sEce In tho Drug II th3 city desires to cLEnEe
~ Address "GRoCEn,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, Jan 20.
GRAIN-Therh has been a very fair but
not active demand for red wheat during the
week at 81 300 SO, and the market closed
rather frmer than II had been in the f~Orepart
of the week. There has been no demand for
white worthy of note, and prices are nominal
at 81 40 TO 81 AS, which are the rates asked,
the latter for choice Kentucky.
There has been an unsettled market for
corn, aud prices declined to 81 for new, bul
toward the close the market assumed "A iirmer
tone, and prices advanced to 81 05@l ,08, al
the lower depots, and $l@l,02 at the upper
depots. Old was held at 81, 20 10 81 40, bat
diatlllers did not estimate the difference ns
much rs this, and these rates are therefore
nominal.
Oats declined to s3(9S4c in bulk and 94c in
sacks, with a moderate demand for them in
bulk, and a good one in sacks, Anticipated
heavy receipts we're the cause of the decline
IN both corn and oats, but the heavy snow
which has again fallen, leads to the %conclu.
sion, necessarily, that the receipts must be
very light Tor some days 10 come, at least
Rye advanced 10 VI 40, and in light supply
There has been a fair demand for prime fall
barley at 81 ,5s@l,G Ga; but for low grades, such
as Chicago spring, there has been no demand,
and 81 20 to 81 80 are about the best offers
which could be obtained for it. Not enough
done in malt 70 establish quotations
HA1-There has been no change in the
market, and we continue 10 quote prime Tim
othy at $27@2S on arrival and $29@3O from
store, per ton.
PoTATOES-95c@Sl.
APPLES-$S@4 per barrel, many having
been frozen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
By Telegraph.
xxxVIIITm CONGRESS-.

WAsHINorOS, January l9-SGNATE-Mr
Couness presented a pstitiou Of citizens OF
Arizona, praying for a railroad between that
Territory and California, Referred
NJ. Wilson presented a bin establishing
rales and regulations for the government OF
the armies Of the United States Referred.
Mr.. Wilkinson introduced "a bill, providing
for the payment OF a bounty Of a hundred
dollars to men who were mustered in the ser
vice prior 10 May ID 1861.
The resolution amending the rules OF the
Senate, to require the taking of the oath Of
allegiance by the Senator was taken up.
N. Bayard addressed the Senate at length
against the propriety aud constitutionality OF
the proposed rules.
Mr.. Collamar desired to reply to Mr.. Bay
ard, but gave way till one o clock tomorrow.
Resolutions Of thanks 10 General Thomas
and his army, and to Commodores Ringgold
and Dupont, were introduced.
A bill increasing the salaries Of Customs
lnspee ors one dollar per day, was reported.
Executive session adjourned.
HousE-The House resumed tho considera-
ton Of the joint resolution amendatory OF the
COnhscation Act, 80 as to make it coniorma
BILE to the Constitution.
Mr. Bliss opposed the confscation policy,
contending that the estates could not DO for
feitsd beyond the life Of the offender.
Mr., Boutwell, advocated the pending reso-
luton, understanding It to make il the duty
OF the Courts TO administer the penalties of
treason within the limits of the Constitution
The subject was then passed over.
The House then weat into Committee Of
she Whole on the Excise and Internal Rev
enue Laws.
Mr.. Lovejoy proposed a tax On spirits of
one dollar per gallon.
Mr.. Grinnell moved to make he tax one
dollar and twenty cents.
Messrs Fernando Wood and j. w. Chand
Ter opposed the above motions.
The whisky clause was debated at length,
but no amendments we're adopted. Ad ourn-
ad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
rRoM %wAsnINGroN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 The Times special
says an intelligent printer who has arrived
fromlRichmond says the rebels are hurrying
into the field every male citsen frem sixteen
to sixty-fve. lee has not received many
reinioreements, but Johnston army has been
greatly augmented. He has no doubt that
the rebels will soon consent 10 an exchange Of
prisoners, as they want their men in the field,
aud cur men are n burden to them. The con
struclion Of the ironolads at Richmond has
been abandoned, and the iron sent TO Charles
ton and used 10 complete vessels now being
built there. A new feeling Of dependency
prevails in the South, and il is with difficulty
that the government is able TO stem the cur
rent Of popular sentiment against IT,
The Arkansas delegates are TO receive
a written answer from the President to-mor.
row They are confident that they will get
all they ask.
The Secretary Of War has ordered the dis
continuance Of the two dollars bounty for
acceptable recruits for volunteer regiments.
The Committee on Elections decided
against the claims Of Segur, Of Virginia, and
Fields, Of Louisiana to seats in the House.
Rumor says the Secretary Of the Interior
has cancelled the sale of the Winnebago
trust lands. aud ordered q new sale.
Immense deposits Of lead, believed to be
impregnated with gold and silver, have been
discovered near Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The Herald says a consignment Of sup
plies to destitute citizens oil Virginia with
in and near our lines, was sent
The Hcralds Cumberland dispatch of the
18Th reports all quiet. No indications Of
rebels. General Canby's headquarters are
at Hansonsburg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
LATEST ME WIS.
-AESEERNOON DESPATCnES.
FROM f ORLEANS.

Nav YoRK, Jan. 20.-The steamer Morn.
ing Star, from New Orleans 18th, via Havana
10Th, arrived last night. She was detained 3
days by Gen. Banks TO carry dispatches, aud
sixteen hours al the mouth OF the Mississippi
by 3 .tog. She left at Havana the steamer
Eagle and Corsica for New York. The next
day the blockade runner Schooner Isabel and
Union had arrived at Havana with cotton
The latter WAS chased to Havana by the gun.
boat De Soto. A report at Havana said the
steamer Harriet lane was expected from
Galveston with cotton. The propeller Bos.
ton, captured at the mouth Of the Mississippi
river several months ago and taken to Mo.
bile, had been made into a gunboat by adding
SO feet to her length. She would soon be
ready TO run the blockade, and made All at
tempt to capture some Of the New Orleans
mail steamships.
Gen. Banks has issued a proclamation for "a
State election for Governor, &c, Of Louisi.
ana, on the 22d Of February.
Maj Gen. Reynolds has Assumed command
ofthe department Of New Orleans.
The occupation Of IndiAnola by Gen. War
rem is confirmed The town OF jacksonville,
on the north side of Lake Pontchartrain had
been captured without resistance and gArri-
soned by our forces. The expedition consist
ed Of n portion of the 18th, Connecticut 9Th,
two bAttallions of conyalescents of the 18th
corps, the Massachusetts 18th battery, a bat
terry Of u. s. artillery and a company of the
I'd Louisiana cavalry, all under command of
Col. Kimball, of the Maine 18th.
b The 9Th Of January was observed al New
Orleans by q salute at meridian, by order OF
General Banks. A great Union mass meet.
ing was held the same evening. In his order
for a state election, Banks says he is fully as.
sured that more than one-tenth of the popula-
ton desire the restoration, II possible, Of Lou
isiana to the Union. He declares that so muth
Of the Constitution and laws Of the State as
recognize, regulate and relate to slavery, be-
ing inconsistent with the present condition Of
public Affairs and plainly impracticRble To
any class Of persona now existing within its
limits isin operative and void. The General al
60 appoints q revision of the Constitution, "a
be held on the LIST Monday Of May, 1864. Ar
engagements will be made for an early election
Of members Of Congress.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
New York Market.

NEW YoRE, January 2O.-Cotton very
dull and heavy. Flour FIVE a ten higher aud
in better demand z OO(97 so for extra State
Z 5OC9T as; for Ronnd Hoop Ohio. Wheat
a shade irmer and in good demand 5l956
Chicago spring; $1,000 for Milwaukee club
1908 for Winter Red Western; $1,000
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice
Corn heavy; l 26@l 26 for store. Oats
C lower S5@98G4. Pork shade lirmer l so
al G2 old; lll@l ~ new mess. Lard
irmer ll@I2t Whisky dull and unsettled
at 92@95.
NV YoRE, January 20-Stocks dull,
easy and steady. Money in fair demand at
seven per cent. Sterling nominal United
States skies at 81. Erie 6l. New
York Central l 3l5. Reading ]: lss.
Gold l So Coupons 81 20. Harlem 80.
Ono year certificates 9sI.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

Wheat was quiet at 81 lao IS for No. /,
and 81 l2@l l2l for No. 2 spring in store,
Corn Irregular and lower, with light SAILS at
924@93c for No, d 9l@93o for No. 2, and
S44@S5c for new in store.
Oats without decided change, with a mod
crate business at G5A@6GIo for No. l and
633G86ic for No. 2 ia store.
Rye steady at 81 05 for No. !.
Barley firm and in good demand at 81 "a
for No 2 in store, and 81 35@l 80 for prime
samples in bags on track,
Highwines irregular and unsettled, With
sales Of 800 brls at Sl3@84y chiefly al SO.
Clover seed active aud firm At 81 90; limo
thy 81 1902 80.
Provisions quiet but firm. Mess pork, $40
50@20 90 for new, and $l7 rs for old with
light sales at quotations, the upper price for
extra heavy. Bulk shoulders held at GI@Tc,
and hams at 9l@92o loose.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
1MFniral.
How to Keep i'm Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DTSEAsR'

TIME primary cause OF every disease that flesh "a
i heir To ~ impurity of the blood, The blood be-
comes impure nom many causes. Impure ar or
change OF weather, unwholesome food and exposure
are among the principal causes Of impunty o. tn
blood The sylnptoms are giddineAa, headache, con
fused thoughts, eyes duh und heavy, drowriness, con.
stipatiOn uf the bowels, bad taste in the moath, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs.
oAs OF appetite, sleepless nights, colo, cramp, pain
and %hghtneSs ni the chest, heartburn, govt and rheul
matism, puSinS and purRlng, chills aud ieyeTs more
or loss accompanying these, aud a long tram Of trout
lesome and dangerous affections, all OF which may he
prevented AMI cured by taking u few doses NJ Dr.
SIRlCkL VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTE
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purify the Glool and pu
the stomach, bowels aud liver IN a healthy condition
They are particularly suitable for chronic and usryOuA
diseases. Every amlly aid every soldier should
keep a supply Of these Pills, as many Diseases are OIL
waited by 1 cir use, They are "A mild aud safe inedf
cine, and eau be taken at any tune without danger Of
taking cold.
Sold 10y AL druggists, or sent to any part on receipt
Of twenty-five cents and a stamped envelope. address.
ed Dr. STRICKLAND, q east FOUL h street, Giaciana
q, ohio. ..N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
CIncinnatl Tobacco Mnrkel.

C%iNcISEATI, January I9-No change worthy
of mention took place in the leaf tobacco
market to-day, Tho receipts are still restrict
ed to small quantities, owing to the state Of
the river.
The demand for old leaf continues good at
the following quotations, viz; Low luga, per
ID, lO@llci good Jugs, per lb, l2@l5o com.
mon to good leaf, l5@23, and choice and Sc
lected bright, 25@35c
New leaf is also in good demand at our last
quotations.
The market for manufactured tobacco is al
80 very firm, but there has bean no change in
quotations. ,r.tr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
xxXVHTITm CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, January 2O-SENATE-Browu
presented a memorial Of sixty-three members
Of the Missouri Assembly against the confirm.
alton o General Schofeld as Major General.
HOUsg-The House resumed the considera.
ton of the joint resolution amendatory of the
Confscation Act.
Sweat, of Maine, replied to Davis, saying
that the minority were here to embarass the
Administration.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
WELCOME TIC GEN. CURTIS.

~LEAVEEwoRTH, Jan. l9.-Gen. Curtis will
be publicly welcomed here by the Loyal
Leagues and Union citizens generally. His
adVsnt here is hailed with much enthusiasm.
Over 500, 900 worth Of property and many
lives have been lost by cold weather on the
plains, Government freight trains still de,
tanned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, jan. l9-The ~stringsncy 10 the
money markell has a depressing effect on busi-
ness and the markets are quiet, the advance in
gold has but little effect on values,
Flour quiet at So 20@6 for fair TO choice
spring extras.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
THE SNOW i'm CANADA.

ToEoSTo, January lO-A terrible snow
storm is prevailing throughout the western
province With no signs of abating. Trains
are all stopped.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
THE CASUALTIES.

CLEVELAND, Jan, 20.--Gen. Il. Harmon, Of
N. Y, was among the killed by the Paines-
Vile accident Two bodies were burned be.
yond Identification. Among the wounded are
Mr.. Enhart of Sandusky, aud Mr.. Chees-
brough of Suspension Bridge.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
DAMAGE BY ICE

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-The ice broke up in
the Licking River this morning, destroying
the steamboat Tempest and a large mum
Der Of coal barges lying at the the mouth
Loss $50, 600.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
THE STORM.

BUFvALo, January 20.-The storm ceased
last evening. There is over n foot of snow
The trains will leave to-day for the East and
West.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
THE SNOW STORM.

BUfFALo, January 10, p M-Snow storm
continues, with high wind. No rains leave
for the East or West before tomorrow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Dayton ~AIarIteu.

DAYTON, January 20
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale & 90, retail 6 so.
WHEAT-$l. %.
CORN-80@S5.
OATS-6S.
RYE l0@I Is
BARLEY-$l 45
HAY-Timothy - 90 per ton.
COFFEE--34@3G
SUGAR-l5G9l6
WHISKY-s5.
CHEESE-lA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
SHERIFP'S SALE

Alexander Murdoch a Co, vs., Salvador sohaaar ct Al.
Montgomery Superior Court. Case Nc 1868, =
ID virtue OF and IN obedience to, tho command Of
~ An order Of sale iasnod blythe superior Court oil
montgomery county, Ohio, aud Ia me III feeted, J will
offer at public sale nt the door o. tho Cont House.l I'M
the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, january rs, 1884,
Al two o'clock p mi OF said day ,ths folloamg doscribAd
real sstate, va: Lots ~nunIhered 10, 40, n, 49, ~ and
~, IN the town. OF Texas, as laid out byJOhn n. shiysly
ana Jared d.. Trader soc book NJ, No. z, OF the roe.
iords, in the county Of M~oDtgOmery and state of Ohio.
rue above lots have been appraised az iollows, 10.
Hel W. ~ ht''"Hss' 40
tyi ~ ~ At.@s.-f ~ 40
~ ~ ! M's's'ssss's 20
~ ~ 70 "essf'+Fs~t s......... 40
~ ~ 4, ~ sns..e.. 40
LOO NO ~ 40
Anq eannot sell for less than iWO-tllrds Of sad apl
praiaement. Terms cash.
GEORGE W0dAMAN, sheriff Mont County.
L, B. GysCKRL, Attorney. deiewtS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

RAILROAD DISASTER CONFIRMED,
PHHADELPmA, January 2O.-Passengers
confirm the news Of the accident on the Cat
tawissa road. Ten persons were killed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
COUGH NO MORE.
Z s-rRTcKLAND's M%RLLIRLUOUs COUGH
lisa saHiHIH M

This IL the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, hoarSeness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent baisam enthusiastically Il. Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr street, Cincinnati, says she has been u
fearful sufferer with cough for many years, so bad az
not TO he ahle TO walk up stairs. She took one bottle
Of this baisam, aud has beeu better eger since, and
advises all ~Ao nave Coughs, Colds and Asthma u
Try this valuable Cough Ralsam. Fifty eeuts DER lot.
hs Sold byRl druggists, and manufactured at No D
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

The 100 acre tract and 90 acre tract appraised together
n efo par acre, free Of dover, and cannot sell fr lees
a OF the above appraisement. ~ ANNGFN
GEORGE WUaAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county
J. II, BAGoOrr, ATTORNEY. iaguis
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-17
LATEST NEWS.

Grant has sent large force, under
Gregg. South. 1t is supposed his object
is to destroy the Weldon Railroad.
The North Carolina Legislature is
agitating the peace question:
Congress is doing nothing Of impor.
lance. The tax law is being canvassed.
md Stevens wants to doctor the gold fever.
Chase has been confirmed Chief Jus
lice, and one Speed Of Kentucky, the hap.
py father Of ten boys, is Atty. General.
Hoods force before Nashville, is re.
ported to be, infantry, $1,000, cavalry,
$4,000 Total. $4,000.
Major General Dodge, of this State,
takes command Of Missouri, vice General
Kosccrans removed.
Sherman is not definitely "located D."
Richmond papers o! the eth say that he
is approaching the coast by way of Darien
and Savannah. The Confederates have
strong forces between him and these points
which he will have to encounter before
reaching the coast.