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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted.

DY marrisd Lady o. ssspsctabls fsniy, a sitza.
ID ton as either Nursery Govsrness CT TO do plain
sewing very small salary VII Be required Il the
nv A. Grfia C.
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|TELEGR a PHO.
Reports Of the Press As.ociation.

setee according % Esi Of Congress IN The year 1855
by }. 3. TaRAsRER IN the Clerks oafee a. ~. Tis
9iet Court Of The Oonfsdessts States for ths North
SRI Dis.rics Of asorzia ~ -
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The CRoPs.-Tbe Msrion, s. c., Star, of tie
4Ih, ssys; From all parts of the district we
receive the gratifying intelligence that, not
withstsnding the lateness of the spring, the
craps at pTesnt are doing remarkably well''
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KENNEDY HOUSE,
.MORELE.

THE shove HOUSE Is row rsopsns5 fer perm&asn
4 and transient northumberland On S.. Louis, BE-
tween Franklin sRd Hsnailton strssta
MRS. J. @. ACEEREAE,
N rr1prfafraaa
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Fer Sale.

I HOW offer fcE sale ny sntirs LEAsE In the
Il ATLANTA HOrEL.
The house. ia well furnished. Apply 70
!. y HENDERSON,
uy9 I0t proD-fefnr
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PERsOEAL.-Cspt. 7. 81. Francis, of Com
psny A, An Tennessee regiment, who was
wounded Ead taken prisoner at Murfrsesboro,
has been. exchanged, and passed through this
city On Saturday last on bis way to Mississippi
he is jet upon bis cTulehes, but Is otherwise
in good health. As this gallant officer had
been reported killed in the MurfreesbOro fght,
bis numerous friends win be rejoiced to learn
fhss he is sfill in the laLd Of the living, with
ffin long lease Of life apparently secured to
him
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You msss not expect these letters Of mine to bs very
carefully prepared elaborate If one is vigAni, he
has little time left him TO be picturesque. Besides,
when you have riddsn for half day over rock and
hill through the and the dust snd at last reach
place Of shade and rest Jon not in very rhetorical
humor. will give you facts; hints Of the goingson In
these parts stray CLEANS Of suggestive interest You
must m in my outlines with Inis Of deeper hue >
You must not be afraid Of my sksletons shall not be
aansationsl 1 promise Won
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TIE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Continued Confederate Success.

RICHMOND. Nay s-TAe following oaicial dispatch
from Gen. Lee was received this morning:
HEADQUARTERS ARHY OF NoRrHERS Va, Z
Nay 8, 1864.
To the Secretary Of War
Gen. Gordon turned the ensmy's extreme right yes
terdsy evening, and drove him from his rife pts.
Among the prisoners captured are Gems. Seymour and
ShillsrS a number Of sTms were aIEO taken. Ths
enemy has abandoned Germania ford. and removed the
POntoOn bridge towards Elys ford There has been no
attack day, and only slight skirnishlsg line
R Z. LEE.
GuzbOat Destroyed en- James River.
RICHMOND, May s--ofheisI dispatches from Chafins
bluff state that Of the ensmys gunbOsis James
river was attacked disabled, boarded and burned on
the 7h. Two Of the rOn.cads then bore down on Cur
forces, when they retired No further particulars Al
given. no loss was sustained on our side
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DALION, Nay 0, Ie64.
MEssEs. EDITORS; The manner in which our ersdu-
lous people have been imposed upon by newspapers Is
shsmeful-EbsoIuiely shameful sir. For instanes-Ue
were all shly slaisd few dsys ego on rspOrsd vic
tory Plymoutb, n c., which turns cut to be al
eoDplsts H0aks. Please correct the impression.
They also report the trans Mississippi department in
terrible FIX. The Tsylors and Smiths have sT
stseE the BaRks failed, and that Old Pap g. honest
man as ever lived, has been known 70 Sssl ponG
beIisvs word of it--nOt one word. sir
Yours aHsetionstely,
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AFrAIRs IN FRONT.


Special COrrespondsnee Of the Appeal
DALTos, Sunday Morning, May ?, lsst
Ths Sabbath Deg Nssr tbs EHsmg-Rhat Is the
Prospect f-Ihs Struggle for PSsittsS-Ns10S
from Middle Teanesses-7bs GsEs OPss, etc.
] take out my watch The time is iust I've minutes
to o'clock and the morning IS bright and clear as
ever Sunday in the peaceful days Of yOre The 5Fdl
are bob-OinEins IN the lssfy trees the sunny green
that dances In the wind Is moving with them The
troops slept their last night but Dalton has
very little semblancs Of war. think shall hear the
bells presently, and have or twice oddly fauced
that Il was most time for Sunday school Any enc Of
these quiet moments which steal around me as write
may be broken into thousand fragments By The loud
report Of cannon eeholng among the hills and giens
The rEt gun VIII eaIl me hence, and so vii hasten TO
lot Won q few random notes before I an disturbed.
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Coffon Cards.

SNO PAIRS Leaf Cotton Csrds-lsathsr basks-
sDUU the finest yes Imported, On Consignment and
for sale By HcHAUGHT, ORafOSD 4 co,
nysi iw hitehali street
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The Guns.

Boom boom boOmi There they gOl Jast IS had
written the last line sbOys, the roll Of cannon broke
upon the air. What IA ia A general engsgensnti
dont know. An sttseti Perhaps so. vii go and
- WAVERLY
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~ MONntaiss 81 Tennessss.

! have had a conversation with one OF our scouts
lstsly out Of Rndils Tennessee. Stokes (YAnkss)
cavalry are opsrSting in the mountains with free
hand One Of their latest atrocities the murder Of
young Marehbanks, Of the eminent iuriEt. Cap
tain Narehbsnks WAS organizing company in White
county, not many miles above his own home. BE was
pursued. made captive, taken to the woods, tied TO
tree and shot His mother was then seut fer aud ar
rived before the body buried Stokes Is riding the
horse Of the poor young mAa and boasts Of bis mia
nous deed Of blood. Arthur Mercer, nephew of Maj
L D. Mercer, recently killed in rsneonnier with
Colonel Thomas B Murray. Ny informant tells me
that the entire mountain country is in terrible Parti
san siss and that the return Of the Consdsrass which
Is expected from week weak, will be blessing and
relief
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- Tmpendeng BattIs.

So the fight has not opened yet As wrote you the
wager Of battle Is not deternlned The handkerehiei
whose fall Ia to signal the armies 70 combat still
futssrs In the air. It may drop tOdsy-it may not
touch the ground for week to come. This looks Ike
an opinion as opinion" bat it is quite logical Yon
zee both SIDES are mAneuvsring for positions John
ton L 30 apt their species Of strategy that he osfogs
Sherman who shifts from right to left and from left to
rgAt and then masses on the center like the shuttle Of
LOOM with this difference, thst he isn't weaving much
cloth How far the Virginia news win effect his plans
eaDot say bat If there not battle Of some sort To-
nerrow CNoaday) shall be very much surprised
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FIGHTIEG EAST AND WEST TIE GAME
This Nashville correspondent Of the Chicago
.JeITRaE, says III is evident that the spring
campaign is to begin wi.hin fortRight--per-
hsps by the frst Of May. The objses IS. evi-
IDENTIFY, to press the enemy everywhere s. the
gsme time, to prevent him from concentrating
ail bis troops IN Virgiaie, IS 10 is evidently AZ
tempting. an fully convinced laa., unless
Demonstration is made toward Atlanta within
very short tinss, Northern Georgia viii be evac-
uated and the troops sent 70 reinforce Lee
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SIEGE OF CHARLESTON-T Three Hxndred and
Third Day.-There hAs bssn no change Of i'm
portanee- Seven shells were fred at the city,
and two yoleys from the eight mortsrs on Fort
SjumteF.
Some firing through tbs day was heard in
the direction of Siono, the cause Of which was
not sscertsi1ed The enemy were still St work
on the middle battery
No change Of The fest is reported - Courier
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For Sale

FOR sale,
-110 BALES COTTON YARNS,
~ shifting, ShsetEgs and Ognab1rzz
Harna-Gos. o Ia choice selection b
L. B. DAVE
Commission Merchants
Al1 q Psachtraa gtr.as
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Flour! Flour
0S BBLs. choies Family Flour for sale By
P P. PEASE
n3o9s Gnwminair- 49,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14
SHERIFF'S SALE

Jonathan Gebhart, guardian OF Ellen T. IaRosa, Ag.
nes LaRoss and Minerva A. j. LaRose W.. Hizabeth
Wykofi; Superior Court OF Montgomery county,
DURsUANT to an order Of sale made by the Snpe-
l. rior Court OF Montgomery county, Onin, in this
case, | viii offer at public sale, on the premises, GU
Tuesday, Janudry 10. A. d. 1854,
Between the hours OF twelve M. and four o'clock p.
NJ. the following described real estate, to-wit: All
situate in the county Of Montgomery and state of
Ohlo, IN me s~outheast quarter of section No Z, town
No. l and range No. o; nI
First Tract-Beginning al tho northeast corner Of
said quarter section az q stone; thence south Il east
"a poles to a stake 10 the middle OF the public road
therce south 4U' west Oil poles to a stake in the
middle Of the Miamishurg and Centeryillo TURNPIKE
road thence north 5O' west T2 poles along said road
road 10 the west line Of said tract; thence north 10
80 west l3s'6 poles To a stone set Tor Il eornori theme
containing 81 1910 acres.
s cond Tract--Beginning at a stone set for the
southeast corner OF said quarter secuoni thence north
thence north IL 50 west Ss.i poles {" the middle Of
the Miamisburg andCentervil 1urnpi ke road; thence
set for aeorner; thence south 5O' east 10 poles along
said Turnp ke to the east line OF said greater ~seCiioni
thence south II east 80 poles to the place OF begin
ming, con. aiming IL 81 100 acres.
Third Tract-Begnning on the east line Of said
quarter in the middle o. the Mlsmisburg and Center
VILE Turnpike road, as poles north Of the southeast
corner OF said quarter section; thence north So west
4l9 poles along said Turnpike to "A stake at the inter.
section OF a pntlie road and said Turnpike; thence
A'ANa " NoNs - RciNH altuB hofn puullC iuhu 70 inc
east liue Of said quarter section; thence south Il east
GO poles to the place ofbeglnning, containing 0 G6-lOU
acres.
BRICK HOUSE mi LOT.
Also, hot No. s3l on the revised plat Of Mlamisburg,
in the county OF Montgomery and state Of Oh o.
sad farming lands are situate ON the Miamisburg
and Centeryille Turnpike, with house and barn on the
man tract.
said several tracts havebeen appraised AZ follows:
First tract at $50 per acre, whole amount. -. 81, lOI 70
Second tract at Sl5 per acre, whole amount. H. 79 20
Third tract at SO per acre, whole amount. ass 75
SAID house and lot IN Mlamisburg at. .....-. gO w
And cannot sell Tor less than Two, thirds OF the APP
praised value thereof
TERMS OF sALE-0ne-third Of the purchase
money cash 10 hand ON day cf safe; one-third IN one
year, and %one-third in two years from day or sale
Acknowledgements to bear interest from day OF sale
and to be secured by mortgage on The premises.
GEORGE WoGAMAN. sheriff Mont. county.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. dalgaia
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SHERIFFS SALE.

oatharlne Smith and John L. Smith VS.. sarah Lees ct
al Case No. 272b. Montgomery Superior Court.
In partition.
RY virtue Of and in obedience to, tho command OF
ID an order OF sale made BY the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, l viii oder at public sale
on the premises, ON
Wednesday,, January 81, 1884, {
Al two O'Clock p m OF sad day, the following described
real estate, viz, Which was divided into lots under a
writ Of partition ISSUED out Of tins Court on the 18th
day Of May, 1858; lot No, .. Beginning at the south,
west corner Of lot No s; thence north 81 east 90 $40
poles 70 a corner; thence south 100 so east q n. 10
Polesi thence south lss sV castle 2 10 poles 70 a cor
neTi thence south 6lY ~ west SO 2 10 poles to a cor
neri thence north 2lo 49 west II s l0poles 70 the be
ginning, containing 4 ee-l00 acres, be he same more
or leaa- The above is = part OF seventy acres OF land
Of which Daniel =. Gunekel died seiEed and which
was divided into lots for the purpose OF sale, by order
Of Court, and 10 no sold free Of dover. -
Said promises lies within the corporation limits oil
Germantown, AnG was appraiaed at $50 per acre and
cannot sell lnr less than tWO-thinds Of said appraise.
ment. ~Terms-ohe-tnird CASH one-third in one year
and tho balance in two years from the day OF salei de-
ferred payments 20 bear Hix per cent interest, and bs
secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE WoGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county.
HoUK a McMAHOE, Attorneys. de2outa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14
ARRIYAL on rHE HIBERNIA.

PORTLAND, Jan. l4.-The steamship Hi
hernia from Liverpool, Dec. 3lst, via London
derry, Jan. lst, mas arrived.
The news is five days later.
The steamer Bremen arrived at Southamp-
ton, Jan, LIST, from New York.
The first OF January was a holiday, and the
cotton, corn aud other markets were closed.
Breadstufs has an upward tendency.
Wheat twentythree higher. Flour frmer.
Corn still advancing. Provisions quiet aud
downward.
England protests against Federal oecupa-
ton of Sehleswig.
Danish troops had evacuated a point near
Fredsriekstadt, and were also quitting Rendiz-
burg.
London funds are dull and fractionally low
er owing to the unsatisfactory position of the
Danish question.
A telegram says the Federal steamer Wy
oming had GONE to Chistmus Island, in pur.
suit Of the Alabama, whose capture of two
American ships in the Straits of Funds, was
reported by the East Indian mail
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LATEST NE Tvs.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

A CoNFERENCE--EAGLEs TAKEN
OFF FOR DISCoURAGING NEGRO
ENLISTMENTS.
NEw York, Jan. I4.-The Times seecial
from Washington says the Military Commit
tee Of both Houses met to-day Ia confer upon
the Transcription Bill. The House Commit
tee unanimously recommended Communication;
so did Senator Wilson. The other Senators
opposed it.
The name Of Albert S. White, OF Indiana,
will probably be sent to the Senate tomorrow,
for the Judgeship made vacant by the death
Of Hoo. Caleb b Smith.
A letter received by the President from
General Banks says, he will soon complete
the organization Of the State Government Of
Louisiana.
General Butler has stripped the eagles of
Colonel John A. Nelson, Of the Tenth Color
ed infantry for injuring recruiting among Ne
gLoes, and by permitting impressment Of Ne
gro soldiers into his command.
General Hunter, Wadsworth and Caldwell,
are on a court of inquiry on charges against
General Crittenden and McCook.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14
THE EXPULSION OF SENATOR DAVIS
A MATTER OF DOUBT.

WAsHNeToS, January l3.-The HsraIds
special says:
The discussion on the resolution for the ex
pulsion Of Senator Davis of Kentucky will be
continued to-day by Doolittle, Howe, Sumner
and others. The impression possibly is that
Davis will not be expelled, bat that the present
opportunity will be made use Of in expressing
tbs Interpretation OF the Senate Of his course.
The sales of property for taxes IN i%nsurrsc.
tionary districts of Virginia will be continued
on the 20lh instant.
The Heraids Bahze, Honduras, correspon-
de- tconfrms the arrival there Of the schooner
soseph s. Gertie, heretofore reported captured
BY the passengers on the trip to MAtamoras
from Havana. I
The government had offered $500 reward
for the capture Of the leaders Of the conspir
acy, Captain J. y. Brown and Thomas Hogg,
both said TO be rebel naval officers. The yes
sci was under secure anchorage under the
guns Of the fort. Brown and Hogg after
selling part of the cargo and obtaining 81, 0OO
thsrefrom 10 some merchants of Balize left
for parts unknown. The purchasers Of cot
ton stand ready to indemnify it owners
A slight shock Of an earthquake was felt al
BaliEe December the goth.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.
NO. e. SUPERIOR ooURT.

ELI TRAABERoER aud Nancy Trambsrgef, his
~ wife, Hester poats aud Elias Coats, her husband,
sophia Robinson and Higgins Robinson, her husband,
ohio; Eissbeth Bay and &Day, her hasband, resi-.
dentsof the state OF Indiana, and nllabsth werner
and David D. Warneriof Miami couhtY, Ohio, willtako
6h day OF Decembers 1893, N the Superior OOuft III
Montgomery county, Ohio, BY John Metsger, wherein
said MetEger demands partition Of the following real
state OF ohio. and bounded and deseribsda a. follows.
All that certain parcel and lots Of land being and lying
known and designated on Tile recorded plat Of said
town a. lots numbered three () and thirty -four (s4)
as BY reference TO said recorded plat will more hly
appear and that Al tho February term, ls0i. 81 said
Court, tbs said petitioner will apply ior An order that
partition may be made Of said Pfemlsea
By W.. II. BILVILLEi Deputy. dsi9Ws
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OUR CAVALRY TO MAKE A RAID.

New YoRE, January 1.-THE Worlds
Chattanooga letter intimates that our cavalry
will soon make a raid to Montgomery, Ala
bams, A Washington letter to the Tribune
says the rebel government had decided 10 az,
sert 10 a scheme to make Il wealthy turn Of
their silverplate and jewels into the Treasury,
The same correspondent says that Lees force
does not reach $4,000. The presence of a
rebel force in the Shenandoah Valley Is to
procure subsistence. Also, preparatory to a
plan of operations which will not probably
come to light before the beginning of the mex
campaign.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
sHERIFF's SALE

David Seyhold ct al. vs. Catherine Wolf ct al. Case
No. $500 Montgomery superior Court. In parh.
DY virtue Of and IN obedience To, the scoinmanb Of
ID an order o. sale made by the Superior Count Of
Montgomery County, ONO, ana TO mo directed, 1 will
offer al public sale NJ the door o. tho Court Mouse in
the city OF Dayton, Oh
Saturday, February IS, 1854,
At 2 O'Clock p IN OF said day, thp following described
real estate, t1-wiG Situate in the county of Montgbm-
cry and state OF Ohio; al OF the northeast quarter Of
section number w two. OF township ~ tour, range
10y nVei east, &c, containing one hundred and fifty.
seven (l57) acr 3, more or less.
Also, the northeast quarter Of section number QI)
eleven, township () four, range, (5) five, east, &c.
containing one hundred and hty.s X and iorty-Ry
hundredths p56 45-lOO) acres, rs surveyed by SAMUEL
Archer, June ID, 1916. ~
Also, that tract or parcel Of land conveyed TO Jacob
b. Wolf by Daniel Miller, BY deed dated April ",
1882, and bounded and deseribad d ~ follows; Bsginning
at the southwes corner OF the southwest quarter n
section ~, township 4, range 6, east ae, and which
was, under a writ OF partition issued out OF dis court
onthe 2gth day of Deeemher, ls8s, divided ~ follows
TO wit: One hundred and three acres OF tho west end
Of sad tract, teing one hundred and three poles and
eighteen links nom vest 70 east, the entire width Of
said tract and being the west part OF the southeast
quarter OF section number 70, township 4. range S,
east, &C.
Also, the entire residue Of said tract, being set of
by said Commissioners 10 Cathanne Wolf, widow OF
Jacob d. Wolf, AZ her dover, to-Sit. Containing one
hundred and forty acres, more or less, bounded by
beginning at a stake in the north line OF said tract one
hundred and three poles and eighteen links east Of
the northweste corner ereof,andrunning from thsnce
q stone At the northeast corner Of said tract; thence
sb9 1850 100 poles to = stone Vt the southeast cor
ner thereoti thence with the south line thereof south
so westl45 $500 poles TO a stake; thence n ~ "
lbs $500 poles % the place of beg inning, all in tha
county or aAotaeonery and state OF Ohio, and all sit
Sstsd an Madison and HARRISON Townships, aud ma.
Fret tract appraised a.. Sc per acre, Ges Of dover
Third " aahr. =. 70 "
Fourth Ia 900 subieetfo dOVer.
And cannot sell Cor 1ess than 4anAhirds d ths Allow,
appralsement.
fsrms-oue-third cash. one-third In Que. And N,
balance IN two years from the day OF sale; the defer
red payments 70 bear interest and TO be- secured b.
The above described farms are the host OF rich blaal
land, well tmbered, and each OF them is well improV
ed, a good brick dwelling house, large barn and olhe
out bnldings on eaeh Of them, and are located within
nom four 20 six miles nortbweas Of Dayton, aud eaol
hrm IL well supplied with good runnlns water
GEORGE WOHAMkN, sheriff Mont county
L. X. PFoUTz, Attorney. iaewis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14
Aac0tcal.
How 10 Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASEl

TIME primary cause Of every disease that Aesh is
l. heir to ~ inpurty of the blood. The blood be-
comes impure rom many causes. Impure air or
change OF weather, unwholesome food and exposure
aTe among tho principal causes of impuuty OF the
blood. The symptoms are gddinesS, h~eadanhe, con
stipation of the bowels, had taste in tho moilh, foul
tongue, liver complaints, paius in the back and legs,
osa OF appetite, sleepless nights, collie, crAmp, pam
aud ~tghtness OF the chest, heartburn, govt aud rheu-
matism, puking and purRlng, chills and ieyers more
or less accompanying these, and a long tram OF troub-
lesome and dangerous affections. all OF which may he
prevented and cured by taking u few doses OF ,nr.
STRtOkLAND'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS Pills. They will purify the blood and nut
the stomach, bowels aud liver IN a healthy condition
They are particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every amily and every soldier should
keep n supply OF these Pills, AS many diseases are Oh.
waited by Lieir use. They are a mild and safe medi
cine, aud can be taken at any time without danger Of
taking cold.
Sold by all druggists, or sent to any part on receipt
Of twenty-five cents-and n stamped envelope, address
al DR.. STRICKLAND, d east Fourth street, Ciucinna
Il, ohio. iflr 81 .ss -I.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14
New York nKnrkot.

NEw YoRK, January l4.--Flour steady
and more active 6 S5@6 90 for extra State
I 4O@7 So; for Round Hoop Ohio. Wheat
q shade frmer and 10 good demand 43047
Chicago spring 43946 for Milwaukee club.
4S@5S for Winter Red Western; $1,000
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice
Corn heavy; l26@l rs fornstors. Oats
c. lower 85@8GR. Pork shade 6rmer l 80
al 62 old; l ll4@l II npew mess AsLard
6rmer ll@l2l. Whisky dull and unsettled
at 95,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14
DEATH FROM LAUGHING GAS.

NKw YoHK, January l3.-Two Virginians,
Supposed To be rebel spies, we're arrested yes
tsrday 10 Brooklya. They are now in the Gus
tody Of GsnerAl,awAiting an examination of
their cases.
Daniel T. Sears, merchant, lately doing
business in Park Row, died Yesterday in the
Office Of o dentist, from the effects OF laugh.
ing gas, which he had taken just before hav-
log been extracted.