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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

ClsT WARD-AT MEETING OF THE DEMO
I'll cratic rep 6licsn Ward Committee. on the 2Ist day
January ~ at Goohegan OF Second and
Thirty ninth street. TO the call Of the General Com
it.tec Tammsny In the absence of Jerome Buck ESQ.,
Chairman OF the Ward Committee OF 1885, John Fitzpatrick,
Bs1 was chosen temporary Chairman. and John Massey
chosen Secretary pro TEN.
On motion Il resolved. hat when this Committee
iourn h Joora the OF the Chairman The
Uomnittee then I'D ourued
JOHN FITZPATRICK. Chairman pro tenn.
Jour MASSEY. Secretary tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

c1nTH wARD-IHE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
~ Ward Committee of the Twentieth ward pursuant
20 the cali OF the Democratic General Commute Thurs.
day eveDius the 2lst ms. at ~ O'Clock On motion, Mr.
Joba Dearborn elected Chairman aud Ber
nard Quinn aud Joseph Brennan temporary
The roll o. the committee called and jory found
10 he pres.nt.
On u OF Mr. Begin. Mr. Austin v. Petit was elected
Q altman by acclamation On motion Of Mr. Croc err.
Charles w. Mo Alfred W. Boyce elected Secre.
l.'es b. c'i.matiop. On motion Of Mr.. Hardy Mr.
Ada smack was elected Treasurer by acclamma ion
aud mott OF Mr.. Brenan Michael McGarry
j. hcGu insa in Nike manner elected Segeants.at
AUSTIN V. PETITE. Chairman.
e 8. sss ~ r MSosr. Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

TEE standard AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE AND
ers,a cnnn Sashicns. Approved and adopted ~ the
.onsiss of Is'A The best and on'y reliable Btarj
Balls Cues aud every Article relating
Of Crosby aaJ spripg streets. New Yctt WV
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the PRISONERS FROM POINT LOOKOUT.

THE PRISONERS FROM POINT LOOKOUT.
The prisoners who arrived from Point
Lookout Sunday left there on Wednesday,
They had no ,ntimation Of any intention to
send them of until Wednesday morning
When they left regiment Of negroes had
been added to the guard, which already con
sisted Of the "a, 5th and l2th New Hamp-
shire regiments- They represent the treat
ment at Point Lookout to have been good,
and when compared with Fort nelsware, ex-
ccllent. Among the officers who arrived
there recently from Johsson's Island was
Col :. Lucius Davis, Of Henrico. The fol.
loxine dsaths had occurred there among tho
Virginia troops from tho 1st of December to
the 18th Of February: ~
HI Brown, Eergt ] e Fuller, 86th: T Coz,
] 3 Eppesson, t0sh; = G EdNnrds, 4Osh; !
A Downy, tth cavalry u Gray, 9TH; A Hob
NtA; Jas s Mitchell, z7tA; D n Myers, G2d:
] r Aonrcc, 4ih cav; Jacob Pulse, Lat cav;
Andrew Pinkcr, SD; Geo + Palmer, S5th:
g Ruls. d cav; = 4 esEton, .thi i g WI
.oa 1asa III xtsins Gl 9fS sreh MSGai ss.
Brown. ith; II DfoaAneld, 18th cav; g z Car
ter, MosbgS bot; Corp1 w b Haskias, S0th;
Jas HiIlyay4, Cartesb bnttegy: ] I Lnnse0rd,
Oh ~: W 81 NcS3 4th cav; JA AM0frfa, 4Oth::
sJW RobineoD, "a CAV; A i Wright. 2bd: IT
Yeatmau. loth; u Butless lzth; 3 Dywa3es,
~ sAvs cospusat 1iankhuFA a5t6hs i RAst.
lett sosh; 3 4 Car. s6st; ! 2 Duway 9laa;
sr1s ss,sss 4 ssil % n as., sssss s: mai
Jones, ] Ksstsr, and " Narfin, ga;
q a RAscllae, lsk 1srgsant Z 9 6alk-
e. ssh: j i Adsmn. "a eayo1r1: ] Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08
TBE.LEGtsLATuRE.

M AC0t6LAtUAEs
The Ssxase yesterday adopted . resolution
directing the Sergeant at Arms to apply to
the Provost Marshal Of Richmond for pass.
ports for members OF the Senate.
A resolution was also adopted inquiring
what legislation is necessary to do Justice
between the banks OF this Commonwealth
and their depositors, under the operation
and requirements of the act lately passed by
the Confederate Congress, commonly called
the currency act
the Auditor of Public Accounts to instruct
the Commissioners of the Revenue ia the
several counties to make ont and return to
his Office detailed statements Of the losses
Of slaves and other property, personal and
real also, churches, court-houses, records,
and other public property, sustained BY the
citizens thereof from the commencement OF
the existing war to the lst July, 1854, &C.
A bill appropriating $50o, geo to provide
people of the State OF cotton, cotton yarns,
GOTTEN cloths, and hand cards, was passed.
The bill authorizing the impressment Of
certain salt wells, furnaces, and other pro-
perty, was taken up, discussed, amended,
aud ordered to be engrossed. Adjourned.
The House adopted a joint resolution re-
committing the report OF the joint commit
tee to prepare an address to Virginia soldiers
to said committee, with Instructions to
embody therein proper reference to the
recent raid upon this city, ard to have the
address rirted for the use Of members.
4 bill was passed authorizing the sherim
Of counties to summon posse cesnttatHs to aid
in the enforcement OF the impressment Law
| in certain cases.
The bill appropriatiug the public revenue
tor tho ensuing fiscal year was passed.
A joint resolution was introduced direct
ing the collection and certifying of all the
facts in Connection with the recent attempt O1
Fitzpatrick and Dahlgren to enter and ravage
Richmond, and providing for their preserva
tion upon record in the Office of the Sccre
tary Of the Commonwealth. The resolution
lies over under the rules.
The Joint resolution Cd the salt question
was considered until the hour of recess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08
LOCAL HATE -,

COk Iahloneas 1b1Ds--0n, lnndav seSsr
noon last the body q CoE {lS HSklrn@
one OF the leaders Of tie ~ kGYsS ~
this city, and on whose bO05 70 - -
yeaaing their deslena,, n Snee1
iopnd, WAS brought to this cIty - ~ -
Rver railroad train, snl rSsieire2 iS ~
car (baggage) In which Il WsS 26 yc15SI -
afternoon, when II wae traa6SSasVR ~ ~
retired burial place The oAject e
Dahlgrsns body here Va. Ios 6e1ifS ~
ana was visited, among 0&AQts. 81 C1M ~.
mcnt and Mr. Mountcsstio, 81 fhS e1(S. 10
were recently captured and 1Ak1a oSo 81
the raidcrs. These gentlemen reaailS 10sess |.
nized it as that Of the leader AZ f6o 6SnS ~ d
to assassinate the President md 'b0PX ~
city. The sppearance Of The cotpoo Sae9e-
day was decidedly moro gcnteel H. ao0lA
be expected, considerinG the leuG1A Aof 1ano
he has been dead. He Was laid Ia 8 pHfn
white pine coffin, with Aat top, ao&WSo
dressed in clean, coarse white e0(too 6hlSk
dark blue pants, snd euyelopod in s 6ask
military blanket In stotnre ~ ~ ssSo1f
five feet ten inches high, wiIA ! looR ei1av.
erous face, light hair eliSht b6eG o11101y
shaven. and had small 2 jatee, vGY u
color. In ago wesupposc he vs. 6b2u1}ShEy
yesrH and tho expresel0n Of hia CO.. bo0Gnee
indicated that of pain. s,sgi ! -Es--.-s.r..f,F .
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0K1txxL

and Recommended accosdineiy By tha boasd Of ex-
aminem eos conscsIess, who, In theis Feposts, will
ssaee distiscty fos what service, o. fbr which de-
pars@ent Of the army, such c0nscrtpts arc best
ntsed Esd e0m0andants II consevipts win sseign
them II accordance Win such rccominendatie OF,
ning 70 do this, will report for assignment through
the department, in which they have been recon
mended Tor SERVICE ths names Of such eonscpfpts.
Al ccsti0cates Of exempason for disability vi be
stmed by the c1aniniag board, and be approved by
the eafolIleg oalees Ut the Congressional district
and when the certificate sets forth that the disa
htity ls decided and pormaneni, 1t will exempt the
ForV from in0iestatlon by enrolling officers unless
Vtherwise ordered from tue Bureau Of C0nscrip
Wit. Tho Examining Boards will forward one
copy OF me monthly report OF cOnscrfpts exam
inca tbS1ngh the enT0lliag officer of tho Congress
sionaI ONtrict to the commandant Of cOnecfipts,
who will refer the same with remarks, to tile Bu-
Teau Of Transcription. The boards will also for
ward one copy Direct 70 the Surgeon General.
Examining Boards for conscripts win not be as
signed to Congressional Districts Of which they
are resident. The employed physicians will re-
ce!ve the pay AMI allowances Of assistant surgeons
X. Medical officers detailed for duty on Exam
lining Boards for conseripts will be directed to
port for orders 10 the commaadaut Of conscipts Of
States.
xI. BESIDES the officers Of the Confederate and
State Governments particularly named In the act
Of Congress the officers Of the Government Of the
Confederate states whose nominations have been
made by the President and confirmed by the Sen
ate, or who have en- appointed by the judge Of the
District Courts, under the authority coaded by any
act of Congress, will be exempted from military
service until further orders. Also the judges or
justices ofany supreme, superior, or criminal court
of any Staie also the judges Of pr0ba'c, clerk Of
any court Of record ordinary, sheriff, one tax col
lcctor in each county, and recorder Of deeds and
Wills, if there be such an officer existing by law,
and su ch other officers Ofihe STATE provided BY law
as the Governor shall certify to bo necessary to the
proper administration Of the state Government
XII. All persons who have been exempted on
account Of religious faith under act Of Congress
approved 1lth October, 1862, and who have paid
the tax Of $500 therein provided for, viii be exempt
from enrolment in the military service.
BY order.
(sIgned,I COOPER,
NH 5-lw Adj't and Insp'r General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08
LIT. JAMES POLLARD.

A friend writes to US correcting an error
ITO which some of the city papers have
fallen, in stating that the officer in command
Spotswood Pollard. Spotswood Pollard 10
gallant private in Co. H., 9th Virginia cav
airy, and bore his part wen in the affair; but
the hero Of the exploit was Lieut.. James
Pollard, Of New Kent county. He was in
the city at the time the enemy approached
1t, and hurried to his company, then in King
William, remarking that they might 60 that
way, In which event he would endeayor to
lay tythe tax upon them. He got there just
in time to collect, with his own company
and others, near one hundred men, with
which he routed and captured . force of tive
hundred under Dahlgren.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08
VA. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH s. 1854. !.

cav; VI A Ashwater, 94th; ] n Dsll, 9Th; T
Courfney, llth; + Dickens, 46th; ] W Early.
18th; 9 n HALEY, 18th; h 4 Jordan, 27tbi ]
9 La6o0n, 18th; J MeLAngh1an, 9Th; ] r
Philpots, &2d; j T Rogers, 29th, and James
Chilcfess, Nst
The names Of those from the other Staecs
who have died at Point Lookout may be
found at the Army Intelligence once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08
Ritl1nonh 4ispatft.
TUESDAY II gHrse.. II arch 9. 1ss,
: HAND3OHE AFFAIR,

~. HANDSOME AFFAIR.
A few days ego several men connected
with the Volunteer Navy, aided by detach-
ment Of the 5th Virginia cavalry, succeeded
In capturing two Yankee steamer and q
schooner. They destroyed the steamers and
bonded the schooner. Fuller particulars Of
the affair we have not received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08

Gss MAHoss.-Thc LyueaAQD>
that President Davis hao prpes~s go
.s,s,S sSa ,.isissc~- ..sOtod nS7e Gen, III.
,sen srS ,.is~s-s .sesaisis3p, and mveseed hIm
s'~" II supeFlnteueeuCH Of sronnoossa-
sss -.s0ads throughout The E0utb. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08

Tus YaucH IN MStlce. .-.Tne elss1v & vAeoo
invitation the Fsench ASse vialasd Haytcos hGss
Withdrawn from the alliance and openly psolassDa
against the further a0vsmeu0 a. NapSeeoa. The
documeuts show that that alliance is q - s1d, And
that their sltuatiou Il wosee under Rre6oA tneGs
ventiCn than II ever was undes sAe eovsnosas u
yuareS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08

The ConHAHD In PIOsn A.--ln 0sessal osSsss,
dated Headquartsvs In ths Fields keesqey -,
w. n. Gardner, assumes Ne "coamnA1 q - ~
forces In FlOFida.s Gss E..sssy s~S-tsF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08
NEW SADDLE AND -
~ HARNESS MANDATORY

7The subscriber, formerly Of the nrm of Co,tre!l 4
Co, having taken the house 18th street, between
Msin and Cary, formerly oocupied by Deunis
Is prepared 70 furnish hs friends and the public
generally with anything 10 his line, euch a. Saddles
Harness, Brides, Collars, Breeching, Back Bands,
Belly Bands, Trace Chains, Brass and Silver.plated
Bits, steel plated and Brass spurs &c; all Of which
will be sold reasonable. 4s9 =
TRepairog done cheap. A PU2KS.
fe 26-eOdlme - .'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08

Yevxo RAIDsRs.-Bhg.- -0sn. Jedssa kHpqtStek,
was born In SUSSEX county New jersey. on @sAue-
George A. CHslar 10 n nntive or Ohio, a0a ualy
graduated at West Point In 1861. He VI therefore,,
= much younger man than kipatrick. UtrSe Cahl-
srem was younger than either OF the sbOve-nsn-
toned and hailed from the District Of COlumbla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08

NAaRow Oscars OF G1x. HeoD AaD a1AvS.-
The Columbia CdYolinion learns that while -
route 10 Dalton a collision took pisce betWesu tAe
cars On one Of the roads, which kloea Weele
one or two carriages. 0ea. Hood Was shohty u
| i,sro,l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08

s-2y9 800 8 as6 - - 49, - - "a
xsvcssl ls1eskess Loed Fainoo1sn naoSn11I1 - =.
!ltxse1n q wtlAdnW NJ Doo6eS 4 31 -
due N ne Qovesn9ese =. ~ fS12s1
that slsey baA iapn11aAiv noosSpsS -
in spifit of A4061V - 5s7siee. 8 IN = - ~,
ceeIasy 70 seftSSs sSe eaDe 90 - 1T -
toqS ChsEewe hni oayoaa m0n01 r
iusSst HAd been 1sais % = Sr ~ - - Fl
oee Uslss4 etases. He thoolks 6 -
TO- tbs Gas1 un6eRsaaaaasn 49, - SG1IS1o
6etweeA two great Powers 70 acoUnoe lHS7,
-fument u acts Of which II NJ - fS5 =.
sssd - sSpsess S1stsust of tbsk eQe16 IS - 4 g.
thing had occurred 10 jsstify such e1oSsoi, 80
gusdvy Other speeckes were nsls. ~ 1a1srsp.
luti0n was 6nAsav WtthdyuWu. 49, yfi n
.,.,v,..s -.
's. " - ts<se
y 70 cusfsoty Dspegled teAe = 4feW ~ - ~
inc fastest screw -stee9sn a4oe1 W4aM ,1aQ0 .
British port on eSulDe a9ses teo Aloaos xhO
reg stsanses has hasn pasennse6 ,eu1lo -
outs st the cole expease a. ~ 1Eot 49, IGnso
houses-ons IN Lo0dee 1na ~. 49, = ~ 6ND,
both Of whoo hevo s11ese1 1lege0ft90G&Mnuo6
Of the deRFedaaloao of Sho nwQuos OnnI6nDno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08

INK, Ink, Ink The best Ink In the Ccnfsderscy
j IL Hoves's superior Chemical Writing Fiaid. Il
does net oorrOds the pen, II Aows freely, and Is
put up In various dzs bottlss Tor sals whOless1l
and rstail ut . Reasonable price. The trade sup!
plied q . lihaeal discount Call ct No 4 ExchaugG
Hotsl Building, 18th st. NH 6-3tf
GasIaAL HosfnAL Noe, q
NArch s, 1854
IL. persons whose claims a6ainst this hospital
~ are now due notified that they must coll. Ct
6acli on or before the 2otn day Of March. Holder
az my checks will present them for payment on oi
hsSora that date. JEO GRAVATT,
nab 6-6ts 6Wgeon IN cnarge.
IuEniturei!
rhe nest eemp,sts assortmeat sf Harniturs ia thll
ciiy can now be fauad at my rooms, an Hfeuhl In s
.sef lsta hs.s ssso :. nsaa seos1sa ~ssHN USFpee
nhI-8.s Cshlastnskse snd OpAolstsrse.
CT7BLI DaFne-I6oo Rsusrd.-hy stable m
4 haen. In Hensioo, coo tainisg horssA sows, cas-
s}seee. provendef, 30, wAs sDt on 1re end burnt
Fsi1as nish&, about o'clock. 600 VIII b paid
sriafo'ass'ea = sss nas'feean nAxDorpn
IAJ-Ms lsl Aain street. !
TS1K1I Gun -fesson kaviag fasnisass 3 ~
8 II ahop f4 roeatso ~ Feepogtfally requeoee1 -
saa for & and sessls the1r bills befsss TIE 30h q
~ ae.'A. c:s.,ss Svsf.s; a.s;:r.
/ uAy-1t YeaAklia =, nsss 1osl. /
CTOR70rI ssosses l-oes1s vil s. re6s1ssd g
h : ssoraee = - Eree betek building. knoWA r
IS1ss Onsch phe46y, 9 1sa1k1a efre6t, near let4
Fss:s:ns sepay = - p'sn's's eussre
ORsND7-0 ~ - q sSsslanpssa A1pla
p ss.'sy, 3 80 : "A zurcnlsos,
< IN 7--st - - z
-N 7-SS-7,s. = T71s1 m 6e &C. Nh Oss5Ia
asssf rslns cosI3etc., Arfsy A LID MaiH sA
TI0lsEs IA .eiss-s hsve vers god Aavs Nc =
- 6ps.sl. Aaesy = liv a.-'a steeA.. estvesa
- sna f8sh IL I-ss
n .x1x HAls- q yspsg. sSle b19tal DeGse Me., !, -
hss ssisstpnsjsg. A1oly - onv segees sssa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08

EXCHAN0E HOTEL -NOtice.-Su Such OF the skock.
~ holders Of the Exchange Hotel Company as
have not yet received the par value Of their stock
and dividends are requested to cali for payment and
1861. Those who fail to do 20 notified that the
Treasurer will then invest ia four per cent Confed-
eraie bonds for their benefit.
NH 7-4ts JAS GARDNER, Treae,r.
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NJ OTICE-Ai parties to whom have given
~ checks, or am indebted 70 in any way, and all
persons that may be owing me, hereby requested
March 1884, otherwisc they will be paid in the cur
rency OF the present date.
NH 7-2ts EDMOND BOSgIEUX.
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with proOf of one or more credible witnesses. The
application should show with precision the conoi-
tion Of the alleged private public necessity, al
vantage, convenience, justice, or equiiy.-
Among the facts 10 be stated are the ability OF the
party to produce the provision or supply the wanl
o. Requirement the condition Of tne fanny, wneue,
whether some person not liable 70 military service
cannot be procured 10 perform the service. II tns
decision Of the local enfOling 0fcer be iavoFaDie
he will transmit the same 70 the Commandant o.
Conscnpt> for approval, who may, ne approve
grant an exemption detail for sixty days, and en-
dofse his action thereon, which will be transmitted
70 the Bureau OF Conscriptoa. The Bureau VII!
prepare special instrucssoas 20 ssise tse scuon o.
Applications for ceSti6eases Of exemption un.
der the ird article tenth section Of the act aior-
said, and sixth article Of the sasnc section, NIL bc
made in al eases 70 the locat enrolling o@ces, ana
his certi6caie must be approved BY ths Ceneres-
siOnal district cnrOling O9lcess eAppalcau0ns l0l
exemption under the flh article Of thu tenth sec.
ti0n, relative 20 the exensptl0n OF o@cen and
agents employed on railroads. may b made a
Tectiy to the Commsndani Of Cosscsipts for the
State, who viii grant The. c0tleeaee OF exemption
authorized BY law, upea conpaaanee win tns
coadIiioss eoniaiasd 10 the scs Of Cssesss BY the
olIcers thercin mentioned. 'ess -
VI. The attention Of al odnccn of The Govern
msnf, and especially Of those belonging % ths nili
tery depanments menpone1 tnevoon, = Grectel g
ths ssd gssss g ns s's1ss sssaes 20 9.
tbs .ete ccaefs.s seo.s rse.ssa ,S cv ~ y
wit61reW don he eiYil service ~ Pes.eas eaieb,s
az perlosulns duty n The Aeld and snis secttea q
NE act u aaeanpba&be dsalaeatso9 of nat meesuol
VIZ :ssS sssak e - ssssss
az Coaserielieo WIN p4peee1 = enrol fos dsy =.
pcsscss WHO nay s. 9 enpleyed. 6ut - pseyeel
he lscoavcnience ae1 1lsoe9er tees Woase IessoN
an 81. ss :: s ss isss ~
dspasssssss, = u a. e say ssIsss. = shs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-22
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, January 22.-Cotton very
dull and heavy. Flour FIVE a ten higher and
in better demand G 90@7 05 for extra State
7 1901 G5; for Round Hoop Ohio. Wheat
a shade irmer and in good demand 5l056
Chicago spring 54@59 for Milwaukee club.
4S@53 for Winter Red Western; $1,000
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice
Corn heavy; l 25@l 26 for store. Oats
C. lower S5@863. Pork shade frmer l so
al 62 old; lI4@l IL new mess. Lard
frmer ll@I2f. Whisky dull and unsettled
at 90@9l.
New YoRK, January 22.-Stocks dull,
easy and steady. Money in fair demand at
seven per cent. Sterling nominal United
States skies at 81. Erie 81. New
York Central l BIT. Reading l l8E,
Gold l 57s. Coupons 81 rs. Harlem 93.
One year certificates 98t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-22
aentcal.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE,

HNHE primary cause Of every disease that aesh V
j. heir 70 Is impurity OF the blood. The blood be-
comes impure nom many cauhes. Impure air or
change OF weather, unWholeeome food and exposure
are among the principal causes OF impnrIsy Of the
blood. The symptoms are giddiness, headache, con-
fused thoughts, eyes dull und heavy, droWainess, Con.
stpahon OF the bowels, bad taste In the moath, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs,
oss Of appetite, sleepless niQhta, collie. cramp, pain
and tightness Of the chest, heartburn, govt and Theu.
matism, pulung and purging, chills and feVers more
or less accompanying these, and q long train Of troube
lesome and dangerous affections. all Of which may be
prevented and cured by taking u few doses OF Or.
STRICKLAND'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTE
BILIOUS PILLS. They Will purify the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver in a healthy condition.
They are particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every amily and every soldier should
keep a supply Of these Pills, as many diseases are OBJ
waited by their use. They are q mild and safe medi
cine, and 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 q stamped envelope, address,
cd Dr, STRICKLAND, . east Fourth street, Oncnna-
y, Vhio'H 4Uf ..i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-22
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SHERIFFoS SALE.

David seybold ct al. vs.. Catharine Wolf ct al. Case
no. @eOo. Montgomery Superior Court. In PART.
DY virtue Of and m obedience to. the command IL
u an order oil sale made by the Superior Court Of
Montgomery County, Ohio, and to me directed, / win
oter At public sale at the door OF the Court House 10
Saturday, february 10, 1854,
At2 o'clock P m OF said day, ths following described
cry and state of Ohio; all Of the northeast quarfer ~
section number () two. OF township () four, range
W hye, east, &C., containing one hundred and hhy.
seven (lo1) acres, more or less. 7
Also, the northeast quarter Of section number IN
eleven, township Nl four, range, G) five, east, &C.,
containing one hundred and ffty-siE and forty five
hundredths Q56 as 100 acres, as SURVEYED nv n uauel
Archer, June l6, 1876. 7
Also, that tract or parcel Of land conveyed to Jacob
1882, and bounded and described as follows: Beqinninp
at the southwest corner Of the southwest quarter N
s ssssl Dnd IL, Iownsh,P :, 5aRge ?, east &er and which
on the 18th day OF December, 1868, divided as follows
70 VII, One hundred and three acres Of the west emf
Of SAID tract teing one hundred and three poles and
eighteen links nom west 10 east. the entire width ~
said tract, and beng the west part of the aoutheasl
quarter OF section number 70, township 4, range 5,
east, &c.
Also, the entire residue Of said tract, being sat of
by said Commissioners to OathRrne Wolf, widow q
Jacob b, Wolf, as her dover, to-wit: Containing ons
hundred and forty acres, more or less, bounded hy
beginning at a stake in the north line of SAID tract one
hundred and three poles and eighteen links east 81
me northwest corner thereof, Rnd running from th0ncf
with said north line, north 500 east l42 la-lO0 poles ID
a stone at the northeast corner OF said tract, thence
sb9 Q 100 so 100 poles 10 q atone at the aouthsast cor
ner thereof thence with the south line thereof sontb
30 vest 4S 6s-lO0 poles 10 q stake; thence n 41<e \
los Ss-lO0 poles 70 the place OF beg inning, all In tho
county Of Montgomery and state OF Ohio, and all st.
uated in Madison and Hsr1s0n Townships, and M
been appraised as follows:
First tEset appraised at. $50 poracrs, free o. dover
second" . so " " I
Third " -. 70 U sc
ana cannot sell for less than two-thirds Of the abOys
NRRANANNHANAls
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Eizabeth Senne vs.. William Senne. Common Pleas
oonHof Montgomery County, Ohio. Case No. -
WtLLIAM sENHE will take notice that on No
wv Yember %, said Elisabeth Banne filed her pa II.
ton against him in the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Montgomery county, praying for a divorce and the
custody Of minor children. 6uses-extFeme cruelty,
w1llf1l absence and hahitual Drunkenness. =
ELIZABETH sRNNE.
THRHBHEA a JonDAH, Attorneys. de6N6