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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
Poor Fellow.

The latest agony of Republican malice,
is an attempt on the part of some one in
the Ohio Legislature to prevent the further
raising of funds for Mr. VALLANDIGHAM.
Why this poor devil should be allowed to
run loose in Columbus, with first-cass
lunatic asylum so near, we cannot under
stand But SO we go. The people would
be vastly better if the asylums and peni-
tentiaries were all emptied of their com
mon patients, to make room for the grander
thieves and lunatics that are in high places.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

New YoRK, March 9-The Herald's Army
Potomac dispatch contains extracts from
Richmond Sentinel of the 9th
Iturges trial by military law of Dahlgreen's $
captured men.
1t also contains the following telegraphic
dispatches
Ae,fdidn, 4.--The work of repairing the
railroads is progressing rapidly.l Three miles
of track and three bridges were destroyed on
the Southern road; ten miles of track on the
Selma road and thrty-6ve on the Mobile and
Ohio road we're destroyed.
Sherman burnt treat deal of property
here and at Maria Enterprise, Lockport and
Stations, All the public buildings here and
number of private houses were destroyed.
The enemy pilaged every house Provisions
were taken from almost every family. Sher-
man laid waste the country through which his
army passed on their return to Vicksburg.
DemopOhs, A dispatch from Gen Jack
son dated Sharon, seven miles from Canton,
Feb. 2s, says
overlook the enemy at Point on the 9th
and was skirmishing The enemy crossed
his whole force at Ratliff's and Callums fer.
ries and proceeded to Canton where they
we're reported on short rations, and broke
down. 1t was thought they would destroy
portion of the railroad north of Canton and
20 at once to Vicksburg. About 1000 had
been killed and captured. Our cavalry are
harsssing them
Atlanta, 3 "A special. to the appeal dated
Macon, Miss, 3D. says
"The whole Federal force under Sherman
was at Canton on the 29 Our cavalry were
harassing them with decided effect.
Gen. Grierson's command had returned to
Memphis"
A private telegram from General Forrest,
says l.t- '
"My victory is complete. My loss two
killed and sixty wounded. Yankee loss in
killed, wounded and captured about 500
They outnumberdd me three to one. Colonel
Forest is killed"
Charleston, 3.-One huneree and twenty
eight shots we're fred at tide city to day.
The enemy are engaged in hauling ammu
n!tian to Cummings Point Battery
a derrick boat md schooner are living
along side the sunken vessel, raising heI
guns.
Charleston, 4-0ne hundred and eight
shots were fred at the city in the last twenty
four hours ending at five o'clock this eve
ming. One white woman was seriously
wounden in the leg this morning. This is the
only casually from ,25O shells fired during
the last fortnight
The monitors fired few shots at Ft. Sum
ter to-day. ...NE
| No other news
Orange O H., 3--The excitement abou
the raiders has subsided and al is quiet il
this department Nh.
The cause of the firing at the lower ford
yesterday evening has not been Ascertained
but is believed to have been our artiler,
shelling feeble demonstration of the enemy
cavalry
Sapannah, "A special to the RepubR
can, says:
A detachment from two or three regiments
Of cavalry ann some infantry all under com
mand of Colonel Anderson, Of the 9th Geor
giA attacked the enemy at Camp Finnegan OF
Tuesday. The camp was taken and the en- o
ing bodily whipped and pursued within thre,
miles OF Jacksonville
Our less was seven killed, and 23 wound
ed
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

David II. PTugh, Administrator Of Barbara shank de-
ceased, ys. John Thomas Weby Ell al. Probate
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio.
PROCEEDINGS FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
DURSUANT 10 an order Of sale IN the foregoing
case will offer at public sale and to the highest
bidder at the door OF the Court House in tha city Of
Dayton, in the county OF Montgomery and state OF
OHIO, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2,AD. 1864,
At two o'clo m, the following described real es-
tate, situate in the county Of Montgomery and state Of
ohio, and bounded and descr bed az fOlloWs Stuate
In thA southeast quarter Of section No. o. town lTanRe
o, H., beginning On the south line OF said
&C Daniel WeaYers southeast corners tn s<0 o
70 poles to DeardOr's uthwest thence s9s
e "a 90 poles to q stone on DeardoT n south line;
thence ~ III poles to the south line Of taid
honi thence 7i549 ws4,s5 poles to the place Of be-
ginning containing sixteen tI6l acres, more less.
Appraised At $500 and may sell for two-thirds OF
said sum.
Terms of sae-0ne third cash. the balance in equal
payments Of and tAo years with interest," secured
by mortgage on the premises.
DAVID II. PRUGH,
Administrator of Barbara Shank deceased.
Saith CORY, Attorney ma2deWawt 4
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Great Lot and Land Sale

.nN TUESDAY MARCH U.s. 1864,
" AZ ten o'clock m, OF the premises, will be sold
at hdtiOn. 10 lots " three, FIVE and ten aeres the
On ape Arm, one mile east OF the ctY adjoining the
grounds on which IN built the country residences Of
some ~ weathest and best citizens, Fiftn street
being extended through the farm. The highest land
Is naturally etter adapted for rural residences than
any other place in the vicinity OF Dayton, being bet
ter View Qi tue city aud surrOundlDg country. The
ground is gradually rolling. Thrifty young forest
trees have ben lett standing Lmestnne and never.
wall produce grapes, peaches straWberries
Y ....f|h' BRICK CLAY.
The lottom land is good tobacco ground, and Of in
calculable value for brick clay.
/ Terms-one fourth cash. the balance in three equal
yeAy payne Ata with interest, secured by mort age
mg7dAwts G.. an, W. GILLksPIE.
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What'sUpl

1t is rumored around in some official
circles, that john MoRGAN is making
raid this way again. We were inclined
to dispute it. But an honest Republican
said to US "Do you not see the home
guards out drilling every evening? They
are preparing for the scoundrel. And in
order to get we'll posted, they send spe-
cial squad to the Journal office, which
often spends whole night in learning the
peculiar strategy of the great army cores
pondent. The editor, you know, was in
the Peninsula and down with Rosy, and
has the whole thing in his heSd--though
you wouldn't think so to look at him"
We caved at this point on reflection.
We have seen what he says. Poor JoHK
MoRoAS Little does he know the fate
that awaits him at the hands of our home
guard Let him attack the Journal, if he
dare.
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Neyv York NIarket.

NEw YoRK, March g.
CoTToN-Quiet at SO.
FLoUR--A shade 6rmer, at 1906 So
for extra State
WHEAT-l ,l6@l II Chicago Spring l,Gl
@l,62 Milwaukee Club; l,67@l,7 20 Winter
Red.
CoRN-Quiet at 43 for store.
OATs-Dull and unsettled 90@9l.
PoRK-Unchanged and dull at 1901.
BUTTER 81.
Cur MEATS Firm
LARD "A shade irmer, l3@l3}
WHIsKY-Firmer and unsettled at 80 for
State 90 Western.
PRTRoLEuM-Firmcr, 80 Crude; Al refined
Bond, 55@59 Free.
NEw YoRK, March 9.-Stocks rreg-
closing Grmer Money seven per cent Ster
ling quiet and steady at 74l Gold 6S !
500 Coupons LOG, SIS 65 Coupons III One
year certificates 9s2 New York Central 1863
Erie 81 Ia Reading$l 363 C, Q &. B.
80
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

ST.. LOUIS, February 9.-The Memphis
Ar0us claims triumph in the reeent elsation
of what il calls the National Union Conserv.
tionsl Union ticket The Argus claims the
election Of sheriff clerks Of the criminal and
county courts, oogpty register, trustee two
OF four magistrates, and one Of Two eonstables.
Judge Triggs, of Knoxville. arrived at
Memphis to open the District Court lor the
western district Of Tennessee. ..t
Ii is said that @, X Underwood, Of Helena,
designs becoming candidate for United
States Senator from Arkansas.
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nemOcratic NOmInatIOnS.

ELECTION First MONDAY NrH) OF Afk
CITY TIoREr
Mavor--W. IA. GILLESPIE.
H4rsh1i-STAOY X. CAIN
TlasyHagv Director LAWRENCE BUIL,
Wood Msasutcr-ROBERT ALLEN.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
JatI-s of hs Pace ID NNIS pWIER
Obasfubles--A. N. OYLER,
A.C. HULBURf.
WARD TICKETS.
FIRST WARD
CioHneI-AMOS DECKER.
School Board Is. GILBERT
AS ssof-BEWIS HEINZ.
SECOND WARD
uyunea -MAHCUs Ellis.
School Boacd-ABRA HAM CAHlLL'
Assssso,--T A. WISE.
THIRD WARD -
tSuneit- DANIEL HElNTz.
Schoot Board -EPHRAiM llNDsLi
Asses,or-NICHOLAS STALEY.
FUORfH WARD
coanta HENRY H. HILGEEoRT
School B1ard--DANlD A HQUh.
A. essor-JACOB STEPHANS.
FIFTH WARD ,
Cmnel-HENRY SOHLAMANN-
Sesool BoaTd-HENRY ROIT.
As,sssor-wILLIAM DAVf,
SIXTH WARD
C9sneV-- - - -.
Sshooi Boari-THoMAs v. THREsHER.
Assessor-PANKRATlUS WElDNER.
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SAERIFF'S SALE.

John Sheets W.. William Robson, deceased, Admin.
istrator Superior Court Of Montgomery County.
No. 1903.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale made In the above
ID case by the Superior Court OF Montgomery coun-
ty and to me directed will cer At public sale tho
door OF the Court House, ON
Saturday, March 10, 1864,
AT two o'clock OF id day .lhe Follow ing scribed
real estate, Lot nutnl cred seventy TU 10 the
town o. Union, ia The county of Montgomery and
state Of Ohio. Id. 81.
. Appraised with the Improvements thereon, at one
hundred and twenty five dollars Sl2j aud cannot sell
for less than two. thirds OF sad appTaiss ment. .
Also, one black horse called Niger aged sx years
Term cash.
GEORGE woGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
j. A, JoEDAs, Attorney fe0wIs
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


Il WILL sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY, MACH 3, 1894,
AZ the feed store rooms formerly occupied by Peter
Reist on Fourth street, between Main Tnd Jefferson,
In the city OF Dayton the following goods and chat
BIS els Of shofts, bran choo .eed; about coo
bushels Of corn "a barrels of hlur; barrel Of buck
Of Fairbanks scaes ono bay hOrge ono spring wag-
on and harnessI tao hour chests, one lot of empty
barrels; on, coal stove and ppei one writing desk,
top, se ! one iron safe; two truck wagons, chairs,
benches sc.
Taken on execution as the property OF Peter Rest
at the suit Of David X. Boyer and others.
sale to commence at ten o'clock IN OF said day.
Terms cash. -
GEORGB woGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
7. n. 1HREsHRg, Attorney. fe90daWts
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
EOreIgn News.

Foreign News.
PORTLAND. March 9-The Steamer Nova
Scotia from Liverpool toe 25th and London
derry 26th ult arrived at seven this morning
Affairs in Scheswig unchanged
Lord Palmerston had announced that or
ders we're sent to the Cape of Good Hope to
release the Privateer Tuscaloosa, nterna-
ton Il law not ustifying her detention.
Rumor says Queen Victoria is about te ab-
dicate and the Prince of Wales to ascend the
the throne Of England as Edward the
Seventh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09

NEw YoRK, March S.--Gold advanced to
642, on the news Of the defeat of Siebbln's
gold bill
Supervisor Booth, of Brooklyn, just re-
turned from Washington, has officially in
formed the Board Of Supervisors that a call
for 200, 600 more men won ID soon be made,
and that ine draft would be enforced He
was so informed by Secretary Stanton, who
advised him to keep on recruiting, as all the
oyerplus would be credited to the county in
the forthcoming draft
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

John A. McMahon VA Isaac ". Vinyard Charles
Ninyhrd aud Patterson II. yder, deiendants. su4
peToT Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio. At
tachihent.
TINHE defendants, Isaae W. Vinyard OhRrles Vinyard
/ and Patterson II Snyder. defendants IN the above
action viii take notice that on tho 25th day OF Janua
ry, 1864, petition fled against them in the su-
penOT Court OF Montgomery county, state Of Ohio,
for the sum OF one hundred aud twenty-hye dollars
with in crest upon y dollars from Outober 80, 1850
and upon the balance from June 30, 1853, for proes
siOqa services rendered them 10y the palnliff above
named, and that AN attachment was Issued against
their property upon the ground OF their being non.
residents Of the stgte 0f Ohio. They will take notice
filed against them, by the I'd day OF April, u. 1864
Judgment will 10 taken against them for the amount
and interest specified, at the Aprl term next of the
sad Court, and their properly sold to pay the same.
ja90W6 JOHN A. MCMAHON. e
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NOTICE.


- A 7 an Orphans Court held In POttsville, In
!, ~ aud for said county, on MonUay, the ltth
-" das OF December, 1868, before the Hodorahle
- James kyon, ksq, and Benjamin Heilner and
jacob Kline hts Aaa0ciate Judges, in the matt ~ OF
the estate Of Daniel Snyder deceased the inqulstion
having been read and heard, the Court confirm the
same and grant urtherFue on all the heirs and legal
to appear in Court on the frat Monday Of March, ~
1874 Vt ten o'clock IN the forenoon TO accept refuse
the real estate said oedent its appraised value
or 70 show cause why the rea estate should not 10
sold, and dl est general notices 10 he gwen 10 the
heirs residing IA tue county and that notice he also
given by publication IN one Of the English newspapers
published In tho city Of H. LOUIS and 10 Dayton Ohio
~ least four successive weeks previous 70 the hrs
Momtay OF March next a copy Of which puhhoRtiOn
10 la sent 10 the postOtnce hearost to which those
heirs reside who ave out OF tine county.
10 witness wherpsf have heteunt0 set my hand
and affixed the seal uf said Orphans Court thia l4th
day Of December, 1868.
A, DoHRMAN, Clerk Orp hans Court
jaA0w4 echuylk County ,PennsS VAnia
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

I OFFER for sale the residence Of NJ. Jackson, on
| Jeilerson street, third door south Of Fifth The
lot Is one hundred and fourteen feet IRON On the
premise is fine thIes.story brick dwelling house
cOOtanng fourteen rooms, tine garden and stable
Alec double rams house, This is oae Of the most
deslrab-d pieces Of property in Dayton and will be
sold cheap, II an early application is made TO
JAMES r. DONAliDSON Real Estate Agent,
maldm No ~ Main street, second story.
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Democratic County Convention

Tho Democrats Of Montgomery County Will meet
In Convention al the city OF Dayton, on saturday the
10th day of March, 1864, for the purpose OF appoint
ing delegates 10 the Democratic State Convention to
he held al the city OF Columbus, on Wednesday, tho
qsd OF March, 1904 By order Of the Democratic Cen
tral Onmmittee. A. CAHlLLi Charmen,
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NOTIOE 70 ALL WHOM 1T KAV CONCERl

MOllCE is hereby given that there arc nAN panding
before the City Coun II OF the city OF Dayton, tha
iOll on ing Ordinances tO.wlt
~ grade gra 'el, curb aud gutter Sycamore street
between Council street and the Western LoVOet
To grade, gFaye ourb and gutter Phillips street be-
tween aeoond and Third streets. .H.. ...-
pursuance co che law said Ordinances were tWle0
read laid on the table, and the Clerk instructed 10
four weeks notice Of the pendaney OF the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvements 10 be died In writing
with tue City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of dAml
ages claimed, within two weeka alter the expiration
0f che time quired for the publication OF such notice,
whau the same will be taken up for final action.
ielidlW ANTHONY STEPHENS, City Clerk.
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ARolnnh tornn OIINer.

~
Miss Anna DicKISsoN has been excit.
ing the Republicans good deal by the
novelty of woman teaching the men how
to govern the country.
II there is anything in having aooHan
on the stump, the Democracy are now
even with the rest.
Miss EMMA WEBB made her appearance
in Brooklyn to answer to Miss DIoKrSsoN,
and Of course easily demolished the aimsy
talk of the eol0rd lady. Miss WEBn is
spoken OF as "a la ". possessing in addi-
ton to many preposscssing characteristics
of person, finely intellectual appear
ance." She was received with much en-
thusiasm, and was frequently applauded.
We do'not much admire to see ladies
upon the stump or in the political lecture
room but surely she has by far the best
apology who comes forward, in answer to
tue woman's instinct, to protest against
violence and bloodshed, and to proclaim
her voice in favor Of peace and harmony.
Rss"The right to think for ones self is
dear to every man who has brains enough
to form an opinion The right to express
that opinion, freely and publicly, is equally
dear To every man who loves free institu-
tons and no people can long govern
themselves when deprived of it.
Hence true lovers of their country al
ways strive for free speech and for free
press, whereas tyrants, or would-be ty-
rants, strive to muzzle the press, and
strike down the orator.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN has assaulted the
dearest rights of the people in variety
OF ways. He has imprisoned, threatened
or banished those public men whose voices
were dangerous to the consumr, alton o.
of his purposes. He muzaled the press
by the edcts of his Secretary of War
That bond being broken, he allowed his
military generals to issue such orders as
they pleased to efiectuate the same pur
pose. Both these methods having failed
he smiles complacently while few dis
orderly soldiers. in various parts of tn,
country, instigated and deceived by lyinl
Republican politicians, attempt to destroy
the material with which the voice of thc
people is expressed. Vain hope of tyrants
A thousand presses might be destroyed
yet the voice of the people would still liv,
and seek thousand new engines to max,
itself heard. The type may go to destuc
ton, but the thoughts Of the people will
survive and until the art of printing be
comes one of the lost arts, the people viii
have their thoughts heard, and will max
, their wishes known and respected, l
) every Democratic press were destroyed to
: morrow, every Democrat would be onl,
confirmed in his antagonism to the presen
administration, and thousands of true mel
would Join their ranks for the first time
The rage of LINCOLN against the pres
that is not subservient to his green money
is impotent and comparatively harmless
-O---
/, Question tn Rule OF Three.
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CoNcoRD, N. H., March s.--l:30 p NJ -
Seventy-seven townships give Gilmore 1880,
Harrington 1870, scattering 81. Gilmore
is elected by 1000. All five Of the Republi-
can consellors are elected probably nine Of
the twelve Senators elected are Republican,
and majority ofthe Representatives. There
have been heavy Union gains in every town
heard from.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS
FRONTING ON THIRD STREET IMMEDIATEL
EAAI OE THE NITY OE IA YTnN

FRONTING ON THIRD STREET, IMMEDIATELY
EAST OF THE CITY OF DAYTON
VNHE lands belong to Samuel Clegg, IT,, and are as
1 desimby located as any lands IN the vicinity Of
DaytO and would not be offered for sale by the pro.
puetOr at this time but Tor the Of failing health
and being under the necessity of raising means FOR
the purpose Of removing. 10 some warm climate The
twenty acres under good fence, In n high state OF
cultivation, well adapted 10 the raising Of tobacco,
and also valuable on account OF the abundance Of
brick cay on the premises. The house, tobacco
shed and other improvements cost over three thous-
and dollars originally. Thirteen acres lying east Of
that hch will sold I'll together or in parts as may
hett suit purchasers, upon which there IS "A very com
portable small dwelling house, stable aud other i'm.
proyrments. Also, ten acres laid OF in acre lots
The ayoye property u valuable account, also, o;
havingthe privilege Is! usrifg from the Hydraulic all
the water essay ig be used on the premises highly
suitable 70 tutchers gardeners,and 6rickma and
more attculariy RgcOunt OF suchwater privilege.
certainly should not offer this property for sale
were Il mott my exceeding bad health, which com
pels me 10 40 It, Knowing that the properly must
adyance, aud oilers ior capitalists highly promising
property IN Ihe vicinity Of layton as It isnov sur
rounded by fine and valuable improveneLts This
property shall sell to the HIGHEST bidder without
serve. n information relative Ia prices or anything
respecting The sale of SAID property will 10 ary and
readily Afforded by calling on Samuel Clegg, IT,, OF
A. Mcclure. offers at private sale will be enter
tanned.
sale to bc the 10Th OF March, 1864:
NH.. A.iE. MCCLURE,
Real Estate Agent, has a large amount of all sort,
and species OF real estate for sale; farms houses
lots sc ing in the city of Dayton and elsewhere fol
| fair and liberal terms. Office No 29O Third street
| Dayton, OHIO. .. ma4dts
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A Country Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residence, with fifteen
"A acres Of good land. lying one mile north of Day
ton, the old Troy road, is offered at private sale
There is large and comfortable frame house, aud
good outhdings, on the land; an orchard Of tine
grated apple, pear and peach treas r large assort
ment Of strawberry vines, of the Wilson, New Albany
and Prolific yarlehes also about three OF young
cuTrent bushes, for wine purposes. Any persons de-
string to purchase are requested to call and examine
the properly them selves, as the proprietor is
hdent that L viii bear inspection. - 'f-
Also, ten and half acres Of hmhered land, four
miles north OF Dayton, near the Old Troy road.
no2idawf JAMES KNo0P.
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Splendid Farm for Sale

ONE HALF MILE FkOM MIAMIsBURG.
UNHE undersigned will sell at private sale between
l now and tie first day Of April next, the well
known farm belonging to the esste Of Philip g. Geb.
hart, deceased, ,ontRIninR one hundred and forty
seven acres, SAID farm has upon IL two dwelling
houses one large commod odous br OK; also barn and
other necessary out. baldlngs The soil Is OF the
richest quality, principally bottom land and has also
u tue lot Of timber Terms reasonable. Inquire OF
the subscribers in Miamsburg
SAMUEL GEBHART,
f.'.. ISAAC DlSSINGER, %
fe27daw2w Executors
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plat Of tho gronnd can DO ut the sheriff h
Office ....
the balance In two years from the day of sale the de-
erred payments to bear per cent interest aud 20
secured by mortgage on the promises.
The above premises cannot sell for less than two
thirds Df its appraised value.
GEORGE WoGAMAH, Sheriff Mont. county.
L., B. GUNnKEL and 3. B. JAcKsON, It
... Attorueys tnaqdokVawia
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON, March
HARSHMAN'S FLUUR--Red wheat
gholesale 9 90, retail so.
WHEAT--$l l6@l ls.
CORN-60.
SHELLED-s5.
OATS-6s.
RYE lO@l Is
BARLEY-Sl 20
COFFEE-36@3s
sUGAR-l5@l6. ...|
EGGS-lj@l8 per doz
WHISKY-8G
CHEESE -l6G1l7.
DRIED PEACHES-lG@lS.
DRIED APPLES-9@l2
BEANS-Per bushel 81 BOOB 90.
HAY-Timothy Sls@20 per ton.
TEAS-$l 009l CO.
RlCE-s9l0 per 10.
BUTTER-35.
LARD-l2@l5