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XxxVIIETm

WASHINGTON, January l5-HoUsE.-
Lovejoy, from the Committee on District OF
Columbia, stated that ample provisions have
been made TO guard against the small pox
de submitted a resolution recommending the
corPorate authorities to make provisions for
vaccinating citiEensat their homes.
Allen, from the Post Office Committee, re-
ported a bill allowing small packages ofcloth-
ing to be sent through the mail at the rate OF
eight eenta for two pound.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
rIDINGs OF THE FLORIDA

NEW YoRk, January l5-The Times Paris
letter says the pirate Florida was about ready
to sail from Brest. She lies in the bay very
close to the Union gunboat Kersage. 1t is
not probable that the latter will be. able to
stop'her, for, il in port when the Florida sails,
the twsnty-four hour rule will be applied, while
If she remains outside, the Florida, which is
faster than the Kersage, can easily steel out
some dark night. ..
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1Arnlcal.
How TO Keep in Good Health
AND "a
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

UNHE primary cause Of every disease that flesh Is
l. heir 20 II lInpurity of the blood. The blood be.
comes impure rom. many canses. Impure ar or
change OF weather, nnwhblesolne food aud exposure
are among the principal tausos Of ImBuuty of IN =
blood. The symptoms are giithness, headache, con.
fused houehtstayesd ana heavy, dr08siness, cou,
stipauon of the bowels, bad taste ia the mouth, foul
tongue,liEer complaints, palms in the lack and legs.
and %tghhleas of the chest, heartburn, govt and Ihcu
maiism, puNing and purRihg, chills aHd feyer5 more
or less accompanying these, and a long tran of trUub
lesonle and dangerous affections. all OF which may bs
prevented ana cured by taking a few doses 81 Or
STRlCKLANDs VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver m = healthy condition.
They are paIueularly suitable fOrehronlc and nervous
Diseases. Every amlly and every soldier Should
keep q supply OF these Pills, ~ many Diseases IRE oh
slated by I cir use, They ar a mid and safe imedl
cine, aud eau lie taken At amy time without danger OF
taking cold.
Sold by sl druggists, or sent to any part on receipt.
Of twenty-five cents and u stamped envelope. address.
ed Dr. STRICKLAND, G east Fourth street, Ciucinna
Ii, ohio. .F g. Al. a.IIHh H'" sI
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TRoUBLB-PAYMENT REFUSED.

special says: Ar n,.-
About one thousand rebellious seris, fleeing
ing much trouble in the vicinity OF Selkirk,
British America. Some time ago permission
was asked Of The British Government to cross
tbs line with our troops to prevent such out.
RACES. The permission has been declined.
Governor Cumming, formerly Of Utah, on
applying Jor bis last quarter 3 salary was mott
fed by the United Treasurer that he could
not pay him unless he took the oath Of ale
glance, inasmuch as he had been charged with
disloyalty.
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FINE AND IMpRIsoNMENT.

WAsmSGToS, January IA special to the
Herald says VIM. b. White, army contractor
has been sentenced topay a fihe of 50, 900 and
be imprisoned not exceeding two years, AS the
Secretary OF War may deem for willul neglect
of duty in delivering inferior haversacks
Fourteen rebel officers including Captain j.
s. Lee, nephew of General Lee, have been
sent from The Old Capital to Fort McHenry
for confinement.
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AN UNRESTRICTED SALE OF COTTON.

WAsHiNGToN, January A-The Herdlds
special says the Secretary Of Treasury has
under consideration the question submitted
by numerous parties living along the border
OF the States Of Tennessee and Mississippi for
an unrestricted sale of cotton, an immense
quantity can easily be made available. A dele
cation of tobacco men before the ways aud
means committee agreed that the tax ought
to b, on the manufactured article and not on
the leaf
The committee has determined to strike
ont of the naval bill, all appropriations for
ironclhds:
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By Telegraph.
REPoRTEp FoR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.


PHILADELPHIA, January l4-An accident
happened TO the train which LEFT Pittsburg for
this city, on the Pennsylvania Railroad early
Tuesday morning, At a station west Of the
mountains A rail broke, and one of the cars
was preoipitated down an embankment One
soldier and a Pennsylvania were killed, and
several injured. Hon j. Il. Giddings, who
was on tbs train, tainted during the excite
mant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
ENDING oF A PRIZE

BosroS, January l5.--The rebel reports
state that there was a quantity Of gold 10 the
prize steamer r u Lee, induced n thorough
search resulting in the discovery Of one humid
red and eight packages of dry goods, worth
$4,000
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~ sS COUGH NO MORE.
Try sTRtcKLAhD's M~ELLIFLUous COUGH
...,I ..ina BAISAM.

THIS "A the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs.
Colds, HOarseness, Asthma, Whooping Oonyh All
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
tent baissm Enthusiastically recommend II. Mrs.
mlchell, Barr street, Cincinnati, says she has been a
fearful sufferer with cough for many years, so lad as
not to be able 60 walk up stairs. She took one bottle
OF tins balsan, aud has heen better ever since, and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, Colds and Asthma 10
try this valuable Cough Ralsam. Fifty ceuts Der bot.
tie. sold byall druggists, and nianulaetnfed AZ M. q
Bust Fourth street, Cincinnati.
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legal.
PROBATE COURT.

NOTIpE 10 hereby gwen ! all Administrators Elk
In eeuiors and Guardians who are an default for hhng
aud sale bills, or for aetlement With the
Court, 10 come forward immediately and perform said
duties, and falling 30 10 do, the proper proceedings
be Instituted 70 compel the same. rIflf on ~
SAMUEL BoLTIN, Probate Judge NJ. o. o
Dayton, Ohio January D. lsGaJaild3aW2
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The 100 acre tract and 40 acre tract appraised together
At 80 per acre, free 0. dover, and cannot re 4 Er less
rs OF the above appmisement.
GEORGE MOGAMAN, Sheun Mont. county.
}. II. bAGdorr, Attorney. ltawR
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LATEST NE WS.
DISPATCHES.

HON. JOHN MINOR BOLTS REQUEST
ED TO TAXI A SEAT IN THE UNIT
ED STATES SENATE.
HEADQUARTERS ARhY or PoToMAC, January
l4,-It appears thai Hon. John Minor Bolts
has been urged 10 accept the appointment of
Senator from Virginia, in the Congress at
Washington, also that he has written a letter
in response; stating in effect that he is un-
willing TO accept the honor intended to be
conferred, hoping that the time is not far dis
liant when he can stand as the connecting
link between the North and South. The let
ter is brief and eloquent.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
sHERIFF's SALE.

David seyhoid Ell al. Va, Catharina Wolf ct all Case
NO. 2sGO Montgomery superior Court. Ia rarh
ton.
DY vutheoC and1nnbedienee 10, the Aoinmp,nd n,
ID an order o sale made by the Superior Court OF
Montgomery County, OHIO. and To me directed / will
nticr At public sale ~ the door ~ the Uuurt uduss ia
The city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, february 10, 1854,
Az O'Clock p m OF sad Hay, tn following desfrihel
real estate, tu-wlt; Situate in The county OF Montqom.
cry and state of Ohio; all Of the northeast qua1ter o.
section number (H) two. of township N) tour, range
seven 900 acr =, more or less.
Also, the northeast quarter Of section number m
eleven, township ~ four, range, () five. east, Sc.
containing one hundred and iny-s x and lorty-hye
hnndredths uS6 i5-l00l acres, RS surveyed by samuel
Archer, June 10, 1916. -~ L
Also, that tract OF parcel Of land conveyed To Jaoob
b. Wolf by Daniel Miller, by deed dated AprfI 10,
1882, and bounded and descrbeda follows: Bea1nnins
at the southwest corner Of the seuthwest 6uafter n
section II, township 4, range o, east, 6e, and which.
was, under n writ OF partition ISSUED out OF thia donrt
on me 2Sih day q Deeember, 1888, divided as follows
TO wits One hundred and three acres OF the west emf
Of sand tract, feing one hundred aud three poles and
eighteen links from west to east, the entire width Of
east, &C. iess.l ~ 81 f4't1tT T -
Also, the entire residue Of said traei, beng set oil
BY said Commissioners 10 Catharfne Vol, widow OF
Jacob b, Vol, ~ her dOger, to.Wit: Containing oua
hundred and forty acres, more or less boundsd5ty
beginning at a stake in the north line of SAID traht ona
hundred and three poles and eighteen links aast ol
the northwes corner thereof and running from honce
win I'D north line, north sB' e6stl42 l0-1p poles to
a stone stthe portheast corner Of said traet; thence
so 9 1884 0 100 poles to a stone At the southeast cor
ner thereof thence with the south line thereof south
~ wesei4o ts'ioO poles 70 a stalker thence N ~ W
los 81 100 poles 70 the place Of beg ming, all Ia the
county 9f Mehteomhfy anistate Of Ohio, and al M,
ested ~ Madison and HARRISON Townships, and has
gEsl WI a%PpSlsed al: SEE per acre, Goe Of DOVER
FOURTH aaas AZ Zoo sublse, II S.vsr
And saaRot ssll f9Fi sss thss asq iEds q \ Shove
ferms-one third eagh, oueIhird In onofIsr.l ,ho
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aeah

Having one OF the most c4s Psuting Rs,ab
hshments in southern ONO, oMsa. sr somsau
kinds Of Work, Book. piain, .amsn,.l. ara Ara
oiAa', We have enc Of } ? hrsSsss, and have
all ths modern s,yls. ID Tyra - snpi., ,As
bsstWOrh4nsn.
We have 'Arss roWsf resnnscssd wtlh on
JOB Department and aee pre- to execute work
with psatnSss a ddispalhh. lgf
SS-ordsrsrOm abrOsa win :. oromp. attain
ton. Address
HUBBARD = BRSy.Op, ohio.
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sSHERIFFS SAFE

alexander Murdoch 4 Co, vs.. sMvat0r schaaer az AL.
Montgomery Superior Court. Case No. i2es. 49,
Rf virtue, Of, and 10 obedience to, ths comms. doi
~ an orderof sale issued by the Superior Conf IA
M9ttkenast ~ county, ohio. andlO ma Al satsd I viii
the city Of Dayton, on ga 49,"
eSdtardaN Jdnuary %, 1894,
Al two o'clock p m Of said day, the following dezdribed
real sstatei VIZ LoA numbered 10, 16t IFsl6.l s and
y, ~ tne,topn Of Texgei a. had Observation-Disclosures
ana Jared h. TRADER see book M, No. 2, OF thA rec.
MI .hoS oul,y ol eioht4othsfY and state ofDhio.
y 99oFs l9'f hAys Pesa aPPqssd y ifqlqws, to.
Lot No, 10 A. Al
lot Mol ut. rfrffN t9
Lot No. II at. ~
Eot No. rs a. ... I. f'''f oeo
Lot No, ~ ,v,if"i "a
Lot No. 20 ~. tnH'i' ~
5rs sSnnot reIl Ie5 l9sA than iwe-ihEda Of sad aP.
LIZ. GyNeKrL, Attorney M ~ - dsissfs
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON, January Ia
HARSHMANS FLoUR-Red wheat
wholesale 6 90. retail 6 50. .
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-01-13

: THE NuaBER OF LAsauAeEs-The least learned
Ne aware that there are many lsaspagesjn the
world but the actual ndmber is probably beyond
the dreams of ordinary people The geographer.
Babi, enumerated eight hundred and sixty, which
arc entitled to be considered as distinct languages,
and FIVE thousand which may be regarded as dialects
Adelung, another modern writer on this subject
reckons up three thousand and sixtyfour languages
and dialects existing, and which have existed
Even after We have allowed either Of these A. the
nnnber of languages, We must acknowledge the
existence Of almost infinite minor diversities for a.
most every province las tongues more or less pecu
har, and this We may well believe to be the case
throaghout the world at large. It is said there sre
htte islands lying close together u the Soa.h Sea
the Inhabitants Of which do not understand each
ether OF the eight hundred and sixty distinct
languages enumerated by Babi, ffty-three belong
TO- Europe. enc Hundred Apd fourteen 70 Afrca enc
hundred and twenty -three to Asia, four hundred
sad sesenteento America, one hundred and,ses
teen to 0ceanica--by which term he distineuishes
the vast number Of Islands stretching betwsen I'm.
dostan and South. America. :. s, :
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- : - = - -
wished these resolutions to he mmedistely passed
to show to the world that Cong was SOUND ana
true. as Il ID na.had but one hand and ems heert
in this great struggle He hoped, thsfeere tnas
=, The resolutions would be Immediately paased =
The motion to refer the resolutions 70 2 select
committee being renewed, and the cali ior the qnes
ton being sustained, the House decided to refer
them-ayes "a, noes 81 -
The following is the yotg on the question 0a tnelf
reference: 5irr2... .t..',,.
YEAs-Messrs. Arlington, Ashe, Atkins BALDWIN,
Chiffon, Chrisman, Clapn QPtad Carrin, Curry,
Ewing, Farrow, Foster, Fun q, Gather, Garland,
). Graham, Lewis Lyons, MaohSA, Mcdowell Mel can,
Menees, Moore, Munnerlyn, Perkins, Preston. Rails
Read, Sexton, Singleton, Smith Of Alabama Smith
Of NorhC Carolina, Staples, Strickland Swan, Trippe
: Vest, WEIGH, Wilcox, Wright Of Tennessee Wright
of Texas-42. -
NaYs-Messrs. Boteler, Boyce, Bridges, II. W.
Bruce, Burnett, Chanbliss Clopton, Conrow, OAR
gan, DeJarnette, Foote, Freeman. Gsrdenhier,
Goode, Gray, Hsnly, Hsrtridge Heiskeil, Hilton,
Holcsmbe, Jones, Kensn Of Georgia, Kenan Of N.
c., Lander, Lyon, Martin, Mcqueen, Miles, SimP-
son, Rugh, V,llere-31, =.
Mr. Chiffon said he voted to refer the resolutions
because he was cut off by the previous question
from Offering an amendment. He thought the res.
buttons were admirably drawn, and did justice to
+ the bead and heart Of the gentleman from Virginia
WuO Ouoteu tuo<u. lucy WeEo SuCU oc oSoty Pa
triot would subscribe to, cheerfully. But they
should go one step further; and in order to have
: them passed now. and passed unanimously, as BID
was satisfied they would pass when perfected, he
moved to reconsider the vote referring them to .
select committee With view Of Offering the follow
ing amendment, to come in at the close of them:
"And we urge upon our people to regard as the
whisperings of treason in its most dangerous form,
all suggestions fayorlng reconstruction with tha
- Il H.. L. - .
Mr.. Kenan, Of Georgia, thought there was no
necessity of such an emend,nent He did not be-
lieve that there was any feeling throughout the
whole South, looking to Reconstruction"
Mr.. Chiffon said, that whether there was feel
ing looking to Reconstruction he did not say
certainly there was such whispering. There was
apaper in the Confederacy that not only whispered
of IRE construction" but openly recommended it
He understood there were a few in certain local
.ities who prated of IRE construction" and tht
sooner they knew that wNregarded their machina
tons reasonable, the better.
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SHADOW OF DEArH.-We have rarely met with
anything more beautiful than the following, which
We find in an exchange paper r
Men seldom think of the great event Of death IN
til the dark shadow falls across their own PATH hid
ing forever from their eyes the face of the loved one
whose living smile was the spnshine Of their exis-
tence. death is the great antasonism of life, and
the cold thought of the tomb is the skeleton of ell
our feast. We do not wansto 60 thrcush the dark
valley, although its passage may lead TO Paradise,
and, with Charles Lamb, we do not wish TO- lie
down in the naouldy grave, even with the kings
and princes for our bed fellows. But the fate Of
nature is inexorable There is no appeal or re-.
priese from the great law that dooms us all to dust
We flourish and fade like the leaves of the forest,
andthe Girest flowers that bloom aud wither in .
day has not Trailer hold on life than the mightese
monarch that has ever shook the earth by his foot
steps. Generations of men appear and vanish like
the grass and the countless mul.itu5e that swells
the world to day willato morrow disappear like the
foot prints on the shore
"Soon as the rising tide shall beat,
Each trace win vanish from the sand" =
In the beautiful drama of Ion the instinct Of i'm.
mortality SO ele9ueutly uttered by the death-devoted
Greek finds clear response in every thoughtful
soul When about, to yield his young existence to
Fate, his berothed Clemanthe asks if they shall not
meet again, to which he replies. Il have asked
that dreadful question of the hills that look eterna
of the flowing streams thatAow forever; of the stars
ameng whose fields Of azure my raised spirit hath
walked in glory all were dumb. But while gaze
upon thy living face feel there's some hing in the
love which mantles through its beauty that cannot
wholly perish. Weshall meet again, Uemspthe"
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M0KTH-c AFRO LIMA, NASH COUNTY,

NO 4 H-C A RIO LIMA, NASH COUNTY,
Leopard Dozier, Rebecca Westray g. w. Ward and wifs
Polly William colson and wife Nancy, @. h. Glover Gud
wife Elizabeth. 0s-
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that Leonard
Dezer one Of the deents r this cause resides beyond
thhmits OF the State is therefore, notion ordered
cessvey, in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said do.
PENDENT Of the fling petition and that appear At
the next tenn Of this court to be held for the county Of
Nash. at the courthouse in the town of Nashville ON the
I'd Monday in February 1884, and answer the petition or
same will b taken pro oonfssso and heard pa, -
to him -
Witness. B. B, sessby Clerk Of oursad Court a.ofsi
in Nashville I'd Monday in November, A. d 1888
Dsc 8, 1888. 50,vst
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GEN. LEE REBuKEs LADY-The Richmond CIR.
respondent Of the Columbus (Ga San, writes:
While here Gen. Lee rebuked beautiful ladv-
who gave him q fine dinner, for her extrsvaeance.
saying that citizens ought to be ashamed to indulge
their appetite while soldiers in the eld were living
on quarter OF pound Of bacon per day. It IS
said that be declined the offer Of house rendered
him by the citizens Of this place. and vet his famE
y and those Of his nearest relatives are known n
be in Strengthened circumstances. :.
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Dec. 8. 1858.

~ EW G RDE'N BOARDING SCHOOL,.
The SD session IF New Garden Boarding schoolopen-
sd the 18th day OF th month instant and will ooniinaa
20 weeks Board and washing will be furnished hyths
month tor 1873 pounds Of -four Is pounds Of pork aud9
bushels Of corn, or the equivalent in money. -
pounds of -four IS pounds of pork and bushels Of corn
or ths equivalent in money. % -
Ihe school will be under the charge Of Nereus Msnden
Superintendent. .els-.-s'
18th month 80, 1893 ;. sn-wxfna -
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snoHornD. We learn that Brig. GEN. N. B. For.
rest las been promoted to the rank Of Major Gene.
raj by the President He Is one of the most gallant
as6 efficient commanders in our service and strange
to- say, Was not educated at West Poiut-Rie1,
Rhig. - "
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-01-13

SINGULAR .AccIDENr-On the Sd instant young
man, about 10 years Of age vas admitted into tha.
hospital, suffering from the effects of threepeDax
piece, which he had accidentally swallowed on the
day previous 1t appears the cause of the accident
was as follows: While walking along the street,
having The threepenny piece in his hand, be for
some reason or other placed the coin in his mouth
lie then commenced running, and suddenly felt the:
down ths-.wrong way" The next day he found
great difficulty in talking, owing, as he rightly
sidered, to the coin having effected Judgment in
his windppe. 1t continued to give him great pain,
causing him to cough very much, and also almost
entirely prevented him from drawing in air for the,
purpose Of respiration. Ia this difficulty he made
application at the hospital, and at once received
that promt attention which the singular and dan,
gerols state of his case required, In the first
.p!acean opening was made through his throat into.
the wufdpipe, aud smallthi tube inserted 10 thu
ori6ce for the purpose of admitting air into the.
lungs, as 1t wss found that the threepenny piece
had got into such position to nearly stop up the
windpipe altogether. He rernainedi 10 this condition
for nearly'ffty hours, during the whole of which
time the whole Of the air be inhaled was that oh
tanned through the before. mentioned tube. At the
expiration Of that time he was made to hold his
head downwards and, aftera sharp shake the thres.
penny piece loosened itself rom its place of iodp-
ment and rolled ont Of his mouth on the floor. to
the great relief of himself and the no small erati6
cation of the surgeons under whose hands the one.
ration described bad been brought to SO successful
q termination, and to whom great credit is due for
the hnremitting care and attention which their pa-
tent received from Them Wolo1,Annpton UAroa.
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2EAREWARD.-I WILL GIVE rH1
abo'e EsMard for the apprehension Or necrs
hoy that abaconded from Elias Albright Aanancs &C.,
H. N e. on Or about the 2sth Of November 1884 s.1S
Said boy is 81 years old, and named JOE, Is sf..e
inches n,gs, Weighs 80 pounds has hs syssns
address is Company Shops, N. 6. - ss-s-. -
JOHN p GIBRIe9r
A.. ,a., Administrator # Eliss Albright. J.