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NEw YoaK, February l7.-~Army officers
from the front express the opinion that with.
in ten days the weather will enable the rebels
to move and they win initiate the spring
campaign two opinions prevail One, that
they will attack square in the front and en-
deavor to drive General Meade within the dc,
fences Of Washington. The other. that Lee
will go rapidly up into Pennsylvania plund.
sring vastly more than last year and fighting
pitched battles only on a line OF safe retreat.
The Sec etary of War has decided that the
term three-foprlhs psel ia eanneolion with
veteran teglmenis, meaning three. fourths Of
the organization serving together aud does
not include men absent in prisons, hospitals,
&c. Men who nave not served two years will
be allowed 10 goon lurlough with their regi-
ments; provided it goes as an organization
and il they agree TO |re-enlist as soon as they
come Within lhe,limits Of re- nlistment
It 10 quite probable that the secretary OF
the Treasury will mi few days advertise the
10 10 loan. .a, .
BY order oe the War Department no volun.
leer shRl be rejected an account of his height
who 10 at least Eve feet r.
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Professional.
AegaL.
SHRRIfF's SALE.


George " Meyer Plaintiff, %sssinst gethanRe Meyer
and others, Defendants. No. $50, MONTGOMERY
Superior Court, in PrTduon. .
NmL o@rat public sale, on the PREMISES, on
TUESDAY, MAROd ~, 1884,
a lone, o'dgek p 10 pl sAd dos, all that tract or paEel
Of baud situate aud lying % the P)HltY ~ MUptgon,e
ry and ttae Of OHIO, beginning af The goutheast
1Srner II then rlhwest quarter q Beetlon u, township
3, range 4, o IT thence \ $50 " Is3 poles 10 links 10 n
corner on tie oopnty line; thopcs p5' 81 poles , links
t. acOrner 90 The coHnlg bnbi thhp a mss 1H3 poles
10 links to r corner stake; thence y q 9 III poles 4
LINKS 70 the place OF haginning, coptai ring ono had.
res acres. E FF-
This farm is situated en- tbe coupty bne road six
miles west of GeTnRntnwn, three miles or Winches.
TOR aud about nine miles north Of Middletovn. There
IL a good. meyer falling spring OF wafer on the prem.
isss, a good, frame farmhoase, haFn, gighle AID cnhs,
guVnh0use, washhohse, dryhOuse, and good pIrbari
Of irifif o. most every yaflety, Tho ptepisss Al all
in complete repair and under o high state OF cllti,a
tom -
Tire premises hsyo bsen a~ppraIsed abs0O psE acre
and canu0t sell Tor less than two-lhiFis Of the above
apprNscment. sDLstafg nun SSfs
third cash, One-third in one year and
the balance IN Two years IRON The day OF sale; the de-
Erred payments To hear ~ { per rent y~iLtefests and 10
Il sccBrrd by mortgage Op The premises.
gkOf9E W4iANAk, SberH Mont, county.
HOrk & McNtAHOs, Attorneys. 80 fegDWts
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v SHERIFFS SALE


OF A VALUABLE FARM IN JACKSON TOWN
EHlP,
solomon Hoopa, petitioner, againgt Susan Hoops,
Henry Hoop. an ''beTs' qfle9dgats, spPeFar
DY virtue oil aud IN obedience TO, lie comnaand Of
ID au orderOt sale issued ID die abOYo Gaserty the
Superior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, I will
'FY Wsiaeiag MaScIes ISL, sYlYB
At one O'Clock y IN Of said day, toe following described
real estate, wa (being the ia m wis con the shd
kSSg Hoops resided up 10 the time Of his death sit
uRte aad beng ia the township OF Jackson, IN the
county Ol Montgomery and in the stata Of Ohio, and
bOunde I and descent Ell as follows, to-Wit:
Being the northeast quarter o. beGhnR puuber iD
seven, range number four NJ, township nnmbAy fouT
H), east VI the meridian lipe drawn Jiorib hon the
Great Miami kivef, beginning 1T tie northeast corner
OF said sectiOni thence running west alOna the see
uOn lns QUO hundred and 8 xy oieAGdUI thence
south parallel with the section line one hundred ami
fity-seven and thTeeaourtb pOlss(5gg0; thenoas Saat
arallel with the seet0n line one hundred and siKty
0COt poles to Ina east boundary hue OF sad seotlDD;
thence north one hundred and Hity seven and three
fourth poles O5754) along tn section line 70 the
place OF beginning, containing enc hundred and any.
seven and thr e,fourth acres Of land, be- the same
more OF. less TO De sold nee Of deweD Under a Tor.
mer Wrn Of partition II was appraised at $50 per acre.
sR4 iarR Is Fiilate four miles northwest OF Farm
srsY ne, iSuf ihtJes southeast OF West xandriA and
three rGl,ss SOulnyeI af yohusyile, within one mile
10 the Dayton end EafNn TDrUpike, and one.haf mile
OF the Germantown, Farusfsv Vile ahd West AeSah.
drta TuTupike, Tns Grin Is veil patgFed, IGyiDg
sev,rd good spring; about si'ty ceres ht Gyiy III,
upu. Tho ls good oicEaIh on the PREMISES ~
The terms OF sale are o%ne.iiifd cash, one third iu
one year aud the kllan0f siWp years from the day vi
sale; the deferred payments 10 bear six per cent an,
terest aud To be secured by mortgage on the pIeThisrs
and cannot sell ir loss lhAp two 'tbirfs ol IL RpprAis
ed v Tue. q III hItt4at JAG
GEORGE WoGAMAS, shenn Moul. county.
d. A, HoUK, Attorney fe90gts
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LEAF To5acco Mnrns,
CNcINNArLl FebrnarY lG.

CtNCisNArlt February l6.
The sales olHeaf Tobacco to day at Bod.
mans Warehouse we're II hhds Masou Conn,
'ty Lugs aud Leaf at $40 %; at $40 bG
| at $l2 80, | At Si3 %; / ut Sl3 10; | a.
$li 90; at $l4 %; 2 at $I4 so; | at $I5 90,
| at SIG co. | at Sl6 %; ! at SIT 90. ] at
Sls IS; at Sls 25; ! at 1913 90; II boxes Of
Virginia (green), ranging from ~ to $l3; 20
GASES Ohio Filters and Blnders, ranging fTosa
81 so to $lS 90.
Sales at Morris Il ChAlfant's Warehouse &c
hhds, viz: II hhds Of old Mason County Leaf.
Lugs and Trash one Mt $40 Is, one at Sl2,
~, lhfee at Sll 50Gll4 rs, one al SIT ee
one at Sl7 80, one al Sls 90, two at $40 90.
Seven hhds Of old Tennessee, viz oae at 50,
one at 81 80, ono at $40 90, Two al $14 90,
two at $l6 OOG9l5 20. Fifteen hhds of new
kontacky viz: two al So 5095 rs, three at
Sc 00G6 20, three at ~ f0@7 rs, four at
.Sl2 90 Three hhds OF Virginia, viz. ono al
500 g5, one at $23 2j, one at $29 90. ia3Y =
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week. Government contractors bought rAth-
er lightly, owing to the small receipts, We
quote ordinary, 81 1903 so; fair, S4@475y
extra, $595 so; prime, 81, Eu
HOGS--The receipts are light, with only a
moderate demand. The great bulk Of those
being receivediar very light, weighing from
100 10 200 pounds gross, the first named being
from s. G0C85 10 gross Those weighing 200
and upward bring Sc 25@65G extra butcher
Hogs from 81 25@7 GO gross. aE
SHEEP-Remain firm at from s. 5O@6
so, according TO quality
X. +. ENYART, Weieher.
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AAAe 50
again in the vicinity Of Charleston, Mis-
sour
A bill has been introduced into the
Ohio Legislature to pay the members each
a salary Of 800 per annum.
The 22d of February is to be desecrated
by a big Republican celebration at lniian-
apolis. ,s .
wSrEh DAVIS gives warning that there
IL danger of rebellion, amopg loyal
men," against the sort Of Governments
being instituted in Arkansas and else
where, by the LINCOLN Administration
Kentucky has only enlisted 200 men OF
horquota under the call for 100000. This
does not tally very well with Republican
accounts Of the popularity of Republican
measures in that State.
Letters are pouring into Washington
dsnunciatory of BANKs' administration OF
affairs in Louisiana. We think we see
the germ of infinite trouble in these new
tangled State Government projects.
Two cars ran of n bridge on the Grand
Trunk Railroad in Canada. on the 9th
inst. and fell down to the river, a distance
of l25 feet The cars, and the three per-
sons they contained, were literally dashed
90 atoms.
Indiana, contrary to former announce
mpents, is still behind with her quota OF
volunteers, and it will require vigorous
efforts to avoid a draft.
lis not at all certain. at last, that
SHERMAN has occupied jackson. Late re-
ports discredit the statement.
bs Parson BRowNLow is still in very poor
health, aud his recovery is considered very
doubtful. sI. .aI.
Gold, in considerable quantity, has been
found in Bucks County, Pennsylvania,
The result of the election for Governor
in New Hampshire, next month, is admit
ted to be in doubt by the Washington cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial
Mr.. KrsGsBuRY, an old citizen of In
dianapoIis, was desperately wounded by
soldier yesterday. Ha
The radicals in Missouri are growing
every day more bitter in their opposition
to L~lScoLx-not because he is not radica
enough, but for other satisfactory reasons
nThere are rumors Of a rebel movement
towards Romney.
Stories, not to be believed, of extensive
Union eonspiracies in Virginia com b.
telegraph.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MOTT DISPATCHES.
xxxVIIITm CONGRESS.

XXXVHIITH CONGRESS.
WAsHIxGrox, February I6-HOysE-Dawes
earnestly urged that the credentials Of James
NJ johnson, Representative elect from Ar
kaBsas, be referred to the Committee on Flee
tons Colonel johnson, h. said brought with
him the Constitution Of Arkansas as a free
State, the first wrung from the rebellion.
Me- Dawes, regarded il extraordinary that
Davis of Maryland should have formerly NOV
ed 10 lay these credentials on the table with
out even giving Arkansas q fair hearing.
Mr.. Davis Of Maryland said his objection
was that these credentials assured the pre-eX.
%istcnce Of a State Government in Arkansas
which was not true in point OF fact. They
must first ascertain whether there is a State
Government there before they entertain ques-
tons Of admitting a representatives.
Mr.. Boutwell, Of Massachusetls, eoucurred
in the view expressed by Mr.. Davis Of Mary.
land saying that we should wait till Arkansas
shall reorganiZe without military coercion
Mr.. Boutwell,, then offered a serious Of res0-
l]utions declaratory Of the sense Of the House
IN regard to reefnstTuption Of the Union,
among the requirements Of which are free
dom to black as wall as to white men
Mr.. Herman Of New York, appealed 10 the
House TO devote themselves to practical quest
ions instead Of discussing humbug PROPOSE
tons.
w, ~ sIeu y "a ~ ~ wy e'elp!Sp
~ " lug ti'pHEs, " VT ppp"sp" ue
oanm"'eS E1 n'set,ops, wv .n"' wy oe
S'S'"e'. "',HVu' 'V'e'eP'e 'V'"e N"'S''o"
oi ,ei1nsltueloh; n1rl.I
.am;ss;o" ~ 9Sp,eu aa u"a. "1s "P'h 1,I.u s"e
almission o. fPPreseelaVve rom ArkahSas
"SSu.u " u rucogn'.,on VI tue existence OF
u a..
~ unequsvHea' rnollon 10 re'er tne
o,euyP'"' ~ 's oeieu' " rerolr
@soseloh SSltB WsHNetoBs .ney were REFER
= ~ " " OpnuLn'tep on ta,e1uons,
. ,no ni u 'nen ssnueu ,ne tpns'Io.n'on
:. us w" pifi amendments 10 inc internal
EeTTLhss p,I, -,
s.f'EIAg o9t w ProP9seu
We VI az SPrls nov Oh manu- vas aR'esu "
Whom pnai aelloh;
SSouse JS9uIrnpu' -. a.
lac &C., ~ i" ,Ss minus 60 .ne a'S'e
;EIsesCn, " Nv VI snS "V VI u
"inn .Guu' M Passeu -
on ~ ~ WI, narriS " oin IePea',nB
a"s oaiis5 ~ ~ onS naaaoS ~ In ea
w sansa T anu passed ing on., ~ A%ehp'
eqi PE}pEiqsS YnSss utFlne we eSistehpe Y WIG
rSoeI,ou, tue lnhe auLlng Sh.Gp . heEspN
shaiioe oeyona Tue tsscp u tsss' Pr0eesS' ~
shA,i not % oee,oen pt mAsh ~ a"y Par' u
the une OF hmhsuohl ~ hS pG lhp uo"''
meDcemeat oil Aetlon' ,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

CAIRO, February l6.-The Iath Wiseonsin
Infantry Veteran Volunteers, four hundred
strong arrived from Nashville this morning
en- route home.
The Mnnicipal Election here yesterday, re.
suited in the cleo ion OF the citizens ticket.
Feur thousand new recruits from Iowa will
leave to-day for tho south. :
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Abseoaded with $4,000 California Toi
W. So. Ola Abe. IA s...E

pESvER Cry, February lG.-1Iqs, D, Clark
pay clerk ip the branch mint in this city, abr
seonded on 5 ,turday night, yitll $50, 900 in
gold add gFeeRbRoks
A resolution recommending the reelection
of Mr.. Lincoln, passed both branches Of the
Legislature unRnim ously to-day, DC .Hr" g
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CIncInnatI Live stock Market.

7 bRluHIVN STOCK ! AADyl FebFphFy TO.
BEEF CATTLE-Tho receipts of Cattle
continue hght~-scarcely equal 20 the demand
Since our last quotations Cattle have advanc-
ed about 10 per pound on the better class,
closing firm with 40 upward tendency, Yes
.terday (MondAy(, only $50 head were upon
the market These were bought up nj full
p lAf iywpld 49, chi5ly ON butehg
lal5h rra AoughtpeihinF the past
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IC0TrospOndonce Ulnclnnal CoinmerelaT,
From COlumbus--ImpOTtant Orr
der from the Provost Marshal
Generas--The Quota OF the
State by DIsIrlCIs.

STATE Dy DbstrlCtss
Columns, OHio, February l6.
Colonel Parrot, Provost Marshal General
of Ohio, has kindly furnished me with the
following important order from Provost Mar.
sbal General j. b.. Fry:
WAR DrrAErarNr, PAoyosr MaHsuAI's oTFioE,
- WAsuW0- ON, February 3, 1864.
Colonel Eiieard 4 PdrroH United States
Founders, Cotumbgs, Ohio
SR-The quota of the State of Ohio, 10 on
the cali Of the President for 100000 men,
and to make up deficiencies, is as follows:
First Congressional District, 2,49O; Second,
2,l47, Third, 2,223, Fourth 2 ,05l; Finb, :.
7i5; Sixth Las; Seventh, 2,lll: Eighth, i.
638; Ninth, 1850; Tenth, 1888; Eleventh;
1888; Twelfth, 2,O62 Thirteenth, 1892,
Fourteenth, ] 800; Fifteenth, ! 300 siEtseulh
A,939 Seventeenth, l,76j Eighteenth, 2,Oil;
Nineteenth, 2,l23I a.u.
The following is the number Of volunteers,
up TO January 3, 1884, not heretofore credit.
ed. The number Of men drafted, paid com
irritation, and furhished substitutes, are all 10
be Credited, and arctic constitute a Ysibl fur.
ther deduction frow tbe above stated quotas:
First District, i65; Second, 25e; Third, i02;
Fourth, 448; Fifth, 500, Sixth, liz; SeVesth,
3q2; Eighth 47S; NiLlh, 54li Tenth, l,l55i
Eleventh, Gs2; Twelfth, l52; Thirteenth, 3lI;
Fourteenth, 593; Fifteenth G63 Sixteenth,
BIC; Seventeenth, $40 Eighteenth, ss4 Nine
teenth, $50. t .trF s a
a stili further deduction is to be made Of
men, recruited between the 9Ist of January,
and st Of March. The remainder will be the
quota to be drafted from in each district.
a.|H#sr Eso arF
BaY~True friends are the whole world to
one another; aud he that is a friend to him.
self is also o friend to mankind There is no
relshiU the pqsaeST9D d qDythipg without a
partner. H ...t.l. .ya
9eS~ln n country churchyard we find this
epitaph: Here lies the body Of John Robin
sou and Ruth his wife, and underneath this
text-"The warfare is accomplished.
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EaportatIon of Llve stoek 20 Canadn.

Expectation OF Live stock 40 CanAda.
WAsHINGroS, February l6.-The recent
seizure Of live stock by the Custom Authori.
ties at the Suspension Bridge, has caused in
vestigation, which shows that during the first
three quarters of 1863, the imports nto Ca.
NADIA OF live stock from the United States
apquptipg to 4,3l9 horses, s,5Os horned cat
tie, 2,T55 sheep, and 1857 swine. Partial
reports of the last quarter show a still further
Import, Of I'll horses, Gel horned cattle, "
a07 sheep, and t,5lt hogs. An explanation
is asked for IN view Of such heavy importa-
lions long after tho order was issued prohibit.
ing th" expectation Of articles which the pres
ent policy required the detention. Secretary
Chaae etPF~esspasRrBEise in. bisfaplY etIap-
uary 18th, that this order Of May 18th had so
little effect 10 dinih ishing The expectation Of
live stock to Canada and declares his inten.
ton Immediately correcting tho negligence or
Misrepresentation of the Customs officers OF
tho frontiers, but Ganuot make an exception
in favor Of tho parties who suffered loas by
the seizure OF tho Suspension Bridge. r
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LIttls Rhody,s auota FulI.

P%ROvlDEEOE, February l6.-Governor
Smith this morning officially informed the
Generally Assembly that the quota Of the
Slate, under the last call Of the President, is
fall .a...r
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DtssoIMttom.
DISSOLUTION.

yF5Tfs, DISSOLUTION, D., tuygo
uNHE co. partnership heretofore existing Miller A
cha eh, IN the tlerehant TUTORING Bu. mess. was
dlhsoftdl " mutual consent on the hTst day slFebv
m ~, instant THE books are inthe bands oil HENRY
Miller, mho will continued the bus ness Al the OH stand
uuslon hnldingi colner Third and I~etets0n itr4 els,
them for ppylnent and those WhO are indebted 10 he /,
nrm are expected 10 eal and settle their aecouhI, 4
HENRY MI 1ER,
! Nll1E j. 8. CHANCE
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Osstruetivs R%aIiToad rolnsloa.

BUFPALo, February I6.-Two freight trains
and a stock train oollided this afternoon on the
Lake and Shore Road five miles from here.
One man is reported killed and several wound
ed also about ihy head Of cattle killed
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ES-The Republicans are subscribing
for 100, 900 copies of JoHN SuERMAN's
speech, TO be used as an electioneeiing doc
ument against LINCOLN, rCHAsE is busy,
and his friends think he has a sure thing
of IT, FREMoNr is desperate, devilish, and
selfish, and caring for nobody but himself
is bound to nrn independent.
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,slaS Dickinson.

1t is quite evident from the comments oi
the Commercial, that Miss DlcKSsoS sadly
disappointed The o~incinpatiens. The
Commercial seems to think that if her
logic. rhetoric, mode Of delivery, and pre-
tensions, together with the substance OF
her lecture, were reformed and amended
she might achieve good. and pass as a re-
markedly gifted young M No doubt
Rz-It is asserted that the friends OF
LrScol.S arc afraid to call a caucus OF the
New York Legislature to nominate him.
as the friends Of FREMoNr are in the as
cendmcy. FREMosr isgrowing formida-
Die as a Presidential aspirant. 1t is con
sidered by leading Republicans that the
next election (if, indeed, we have another
will be the last and that whoever sue
cecds will reign permanently. leaving no
chance in the future for rival aspirants.
Hence we look for a desperate struggle
among the Republicans themselves.
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cold in the Treaaury.
NV York, February ia special to ii

NV York, February l6,-A special to the
Commercial says :t.Itt
sThere is an evident disposition on the
part Of Congress 10 grant Authority To Secy
Chase TO sell tia surplus gold ii The Treasury
His friends asasrt that the receipts at the Gus
tom Hon es, between November and July loi,
vill be more than sufficient to meet The specs
90 demands that will be due at the time, and
that a lndicious sals of oven halt Of the $22, :
900, 900 Of gold now in the Treasury, will put
1 stop to the speculation "a gold Others,
howAvsr, fear that this gold, if taken from tbs
Treasury, will be sent abroad, and will thus
have a disastrous effect on our finances"
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Gin Notlrfs.
NOTUE TO ALL WHOM III MAY con, ERN

NOTICE y hereby gwen thgt there prr nov pepdi.g
~ hlli2 we ciy Gstn y " .hv si,y "a iaJion, the
loluR ntaD fdinanee o. To- Will ~ EtGDI tGTa
Is grade, gla 'th curb aud gutter 81 ca more street
between Council street ana he Western I.oyee., ..UI.
To grade, Pravei, curb and gutter Pllifu. slre, 4 ba.
tween Second and Third etfcAf4.
10 lnrsnanca 10 tholaw said Ordinances. w. e tatce.
real, laid on the table, 6hdtbe Clel ~ ns.fa e lei tr,biyol
ioni weeks notice Of the pendaBcy Qt tle ,emg. ~
me ~" ffaRfSRr nv pLafis ipf iiainAged lhat uay
accrue hEtH ssa nhrrofehfertA 10 b Sled hfWrffpg
vi ht c City ClcTk, setdpg forth the sinount OF s6mIs,
pges claipntd, witiny two weeks aItef ilti asspir ION
pi The tinber CURED for The pubicatc0 " such po,lps'
Gil5Siiys Isl sfA NINE d o,y aiers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
Talk ofthe. Amnesty being Extended 1
Rebel Colonies.

kEw FoRk Feb H--HraId's dispatch.
says . i'- an. r gg.
"The policy of extending the Amnesty "a
rebel Colonies is much talked up. Fsebe
prisoners and refugees state this would cause
ghole regiments 70 aeseb,p M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
BuCyrus Forum.

1t affords US great pleasure to see this
sterling and able paper, in a new and
most beautiful dress. There are few hand.