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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-05
SHERtEEaS SALE.


George v Meyer, Plaintiff, against oathArine Meyer
and others, Defendants. No. 2s35, MontRouery
Superior Coun. In Partition. t = --
4 WILL offer at public sale, on the PREMISES, on
tae TUESDAY, MARCd 22, 1884, alo,
AZ one o'clock Of said day all that tract parcel
OF land situate and lying In the county Of Montgoms
ry and atAte Of OHIO, beginning At the southeast
corner q the quarter Of section U.s. township
=, Tange4 east thence s5o lS3 poles 16 links to
corner on hecounty l,ne hanee g. 81 poles links
corner on the county lneg thence e5e 163 poles
16 links 70 corner stakei thence o. 81 poles 4
links 70 the place o. beginning cOuai ling one hund-
red acres . .rgI H.
This farm is situated on the county line road, six
miles West OF Germantown. three miles OF Winehes,
ter and about nine miles north OF Mddetown. There
is good, neYer-fallng spring OF water ON the prem.
isea, good, name farmhouse, barn, siahle and cribs
grainhouse, washhouse, dryhouEe, and good orchard
OF fruit OF most every yarley, Tbs premises all
in complete repair and under high stats OF cnltya-
ton.
The premises have been appraised at SEQ per acre
and cannot sell oF less than wothirds Of the above
apprasement. .,-r...s t..t
FERNS third cash, one third in one yeAr and
the balance in two yeArs from the day OF sAls tho de-
ferred payments 70 bear per cent ntefeht aud 10
b secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE WOGAMAEs sheriff Mont. county
HouE McMAHoS, Attorneys. feeowts
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sHERIFFs SALE

BrOwnlOv Fisher I Montgomery Superior Court.
Richard l.. MeHenry. Case No asia
DY virtue OF execution Issued by the superior
ID Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, in the above
case, will offer a public sale at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Dayton, on a... r'.a'
Saturday, March 8, 1884, .t
At O'Clock m Of said day. the following described
real estate, to-wt Lot numbered fout thousand two
hundred and fty three 4259) as numbered on the re-
used PlatOf the city OF Dayton, county OF Montgom-
cry and stale Of Ohio. E.I. tl "
The above described property IA located on Quit
man street. and there is good frame cottage house
said lot. t.tt1 llth G.. -. TN
Appraised 81. $500
And cannot sell for less than two thirds OF the ho
appraiS iSerae1ft. Terms cash. .
GEORGR WOGAMAH, Sheriff Mout county
DAWES A LOVE-, Attorneys 4 b Z l't 2 = ia30wis
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PLANTATION BITTER9

olhuese aiter eahnki torpid hNer conshpalohi oist
deserve to su1er Il they viii not try tho celebrpied
PLANTATION BlTTERS
Which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, aud warranted 70 produce an Immediate
beneficial effect They exceedingly agreeable, per.
fsey pure and must supercede ali other toncs where
a healthy, gentle samuant Is required.
They purify. strengthen and invsoratei
They create healthy appetite;
They are an antidote 70 change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
eysttsngtheu the system and enven the mind
They prevent missmate and Intermittent feversi
They purify the breath and acidty OF the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and constipation l ..l
They cure diarrhea, cholera and cholera morbus;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headacne;
They make the weak strong the languid brilliant,
aud exhausted natures great restorer. They are
composed Of the oelebrated calisaya bark, winter
green, sassafrss roots and herbs all per-
fectly pure So. oroix rum.
ass Ihavs givcn the Plantation Bitters to hund.
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most astonsh-
ing effect. G. W. ANDREWS,
supt. Soldiers Home, cincinpnti.''
"'s The Plantation Biuers have cured me ofliver
complaint OF which laid up PROSTATE, aud had
to abandon my business.
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ohio"
"@% ows much to you, for l verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
Rev. ". H. wAGGoNER, Madrid, N. ~
"s . Thou wilt send me two bottles r.ore Of thy
Plantation Bltters. My wife has been realty benefit
Ted by their use. Thy friend, t..
ASA oURRfN, Philadelphia, Pa"
"esI have been great sufferer from dyspepsia
aud had 70 abandon preaching The Plantation
Bitters have cured me- AZ
Rev. S. oATHoRN, Rochester, ~ Y -
49, Send US twenty-four dozen more Of youI
Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of which daily
Increasing with the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
Proprietors wilards Hotel. Washington. d. G."
Such are one In thousands OF certificates daily re-
selyed. They are immensely beneficial to weak per
sous and delicate females. -......taI
Be cautious Of re.flled bottles See our signature
on hne steel plate label. They are not sold by ths
gallon. They are only sold our patent log esbir
bottles, by respectable druggists grocers, hotels.
looms, steamboats, and country stores.
s P.H. DRAKE &C..
sss5daw6m 902 Broadway, N. V.
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~ eInGIumaqft

Would those shlldrea have 4 comfortable home, and
the means OF eduoAnopl Would this wife be ndepen.
dent Of the cold charities OF the worldt Would this
aged ana feeble parent DO provided fort Would my
estate pay my debts' Would there be sacrifice oi
property by forced sales OF administrator to meet
the demands OF fcredtors-sAlea made when the market
lends DOWNWARD, and tar prices cannot be reaAedi,
Hos lew can answer these question 70 their satisfac
tonl They fear 70 ask than, and cherish thS belief
that they nave long lease on life This is bota fool
ish and eoWardly- The brave mar
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS
YH0T0GTUUAlE UEl

Even where he has preceded them eternity; by IL
the honest debtor satisfies his condng creditor when
fate seemed least propinous In moral and worldly
sense is one great weapon by which to rob death Of
Let any husband father, son, ask himsslf s'If vas
to die tonight, would those who dear to
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A CERTAIN ::REMED

everybody is being cured OF this distressing dis.
ease BY the use Of
DR.. sTRICKLAND's PILE REMEDY
Read what sufferer says, Mr.. J. P. Hasard, 100
Second street, Cincinnati, says he has been dreadful
sueFei with Piles for long 6ne. He had tried nearly
everything, snd could obtain rel ef He used about
oneourth OF pot Of DR.. stricklRnd's Pile Lnlment
aud made complete cure, He advises all who are
suffering 70 ry the remedy. .nr.
Sold by all druggists FIFTY OENTa PER POT,
Ask ior t lt
sTRICKLAND's PILE REMEDY.
Sen. 70 any part Of ne ss,ts, on rs0siptOf 81,
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EyERT MAX SHOULD INSURE his LIFE,
'GEiEI8aE H8HalI

WetN ~480 60
QNHB IRtna grants poliolsa FOR LIFE, for q term
Il Of years, Endowment policies and children En-
doWment. Also, Non Forieiting Policies, which
payment Is required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two Losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriVAnees Of men to protect the
family circle nom want none oe found more sim.
pie It's character, noble in il features, certain
is RESULTS than Life Insurance. Ttfs the prop which
the dying husband caves to
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COUGH NO MORE.

TRY sFRICKLAND's MRLLIFLuoUs COUGH
stF BALSAM
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE sg.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN this day been appointed Admin strator Of the
estate OF Herman W kork, deo0ased, late OF Dayton
Montgomery county Ohio, -.
CONS PANTINE zWIEsLER.
Dayton, Ohio. February ss, is0t-dtwawS
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LOOKS TIE DANGER IN THE FACE

That he may grapPio with ll tns Wiss msn, mat hs
may study rs nature and palAfs ts throatsnng Ths
means OF PaiAtoh are at hAnd OF easy access 8 ALL
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SUPPORT TIE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM
IETOH GEThpaUa EI

tits the hand OF the proyid ther reaching
forth from the grave, and still nOurshing his offspring
and keeping together the hmiy. By 1t, the hithin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-05

BFTH0IihT TEAH9E
y HHhiIIH TsiEsH
BE SAFE FROM THE PAsss OF WANT,
r j r...r.'H Hu..HHst 2 I.. NT.It.
.H.UIIH..-. .... .HI..
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HFFRtn. FNsERADFeH !

Young lee,a jGst a1aEsag ID bas,nsss, whose ehisf
capital 10 their energy and Integrity insure Their
ae oi dlsnterested honesty when known their cred
tors would lustly increase hsir confidence in them
tMonid shog that hey did not Wah 70 leave tksr asf
friends exposed to any contingency, and The
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81. T-leeo.-x.

Persons Of sedentsry habtstroubied with weakness,
sssi,ude, palPitstion Of the heart hack Of appetite,
distress amer eating, torpid liver, constipation, a.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-05

"s Thou wilt send me two bottles r.ore Of 1
Plantation Differs My wife has been g greatly bOnei
Ted by their use. Thy friend,
ASA oURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa
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"@e ows much to you, for verify believe th
Plantation Biiters have saved my life
Rev. ". H. wAGGoNER, Madrid, N. Y"
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Miscellaneous.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE steam frigate
Vanderbilt arrived here to day.
The Arie! from Aspinwall brings 1890, OOC
treasure.
Revolutionary movements had broken on
in the States OF Autioqua, Santauder and
Bozaco, New Grenada, under the auspices
of the conservative party.
Two engineers were expected in Costa
RIGA from the United States to make sur
yeys Tor railroad to the Atlautic.
The Herald's Army OF the Potomac dis
patch says there are demonstrations by the
rebels which create the opinion that they
are preparing for movement of some ma
ture.
The Times speciai says the House Com
mittee on Territories will saon report bills
for the admission Of Colorado and Ne
braskka
The new Constitution Of Nevada has
been received and will be adopted by Con
gress.
The committee also pertecting bill
for the erection of q new Territory of Men
tanio, composec of portions of ldahos and
Utah.
Three new States will enter the Union IL
1864, viz, Colorado, Nevada and Nebraska
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Destruction of the Steamer
Dove.

New YORK, Jan. l6.--The Herald's letter
from the Squadron off Wilmington on the
9Th reports the chase and destruction on
the 9Th inst, of the rebel blockade.runner
steamer Dove by the Montgomery and
Aries. Her crew run her ashore IL miles
north of Georgetown light house, s. c.
The crew escaped. Boats crews from the
Montgomery aud Aries boarded and burn-
ed her. Tt, boats crew from the Aries
was swamped in leaving her and acting
Master pendleGon, of the Montgomery, In
charge of a launch, picked up Eve of them
While returning to his ship he saw others
and in turning to save them his boat was
thrown on the beach, where all were cap
cured by the rebel cavalry. The men TAX
en- wore acting Master Pendleton and the
engineer, Geo. M. Smith. Seventeen of the
crew of the Montgomery, including Capt
CLARK and Parkman and one easign, togeth
er with seven Of the crew of the Aries were
also taken. The U. S schooner George
Manyham at daybreak nxet morning went
close into shore and shelled the rebel cav
airy. The Dove was about 700 tons burth
ened and side-wheel steamer. She was to-
tally destroyed Her cargo was apparently
not large, but probably some distinguished
rebel persons were on board. The Dove
was chased GO miles.
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A GENTLEMAN writing from Pennington
says the township election was quite inter,
esting The polls were kept open for three
days. The radicals made every possible
effort to defeat the Democratic ticket we
were successful, and elected our whole
ticket. How Will this result be received by
the junta at Fairmont2 He labored hard
to deceive the people and gull them with
the cry OF "Union," but the masses decided
against him. 9his triumph of the Demo
cratic party in Marion county, though small
in itself shows that the people are coming
to their senses. We trust our Democrat
friends in this city will exert themselves to
secure victory here on Monday next. The
time is short, and tho opposition are al
ready in the field with their candidates.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-18

NEW OPTICAL INsTITUTE.-M. Polachek,
Practical Oculist and Spectacle maker has
opened an office in this city where he in.
vites the public, especially those afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get his cele-
brated PERIscoPIo CRYSTAL SPECTAcLEs for
preserving and strengthening the sight He
warrants his Glasses to suit in all case 8
curing weakness and dizziness. His repu,
tation as a reliable Optician can be attested
by over 500 certificates from very prominent
men, also from the press. Also, Field and
Opera Glasses, Microscopes and all kinds Of
Optical instruments.
Office, Monroe street, at Shaffer's Jewel
~ Store. dec2S-3m
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Letter from Robert j. Walker

WASHINGTON, Jan l6.-A special to the
Post says letters received here this morn
ing from Robert j. Walker now in London
state that great revolution is going on IN
public opinion in England in reference to
the financial strength of this Government,
he says also that heavy tide of emigration
will set into this country in the spring and
with Congressional legislation it may be
swelled to half a million Of persons year.
He proposes that Congress shall enact that
no emigrants shall be liable to CONSUMPTION
during the war; this would disarm suAPi
cion abroad.
A considerable number o. Congrsssmen
are sick, not many Of them seriously how.
ever.
The Senate did not adjourn last night be
cause it is anxious to pass the amendments
to the enrolment act to day. The House
will undoubtedly make some changes in the
bill as it stands in the Senate
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Lees Army I'm Virginia.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 1.-THE pro.
pellor Thomas Swan from New York to
Fortress Monroe and Washington with a
valuable caago of Government stores ran
ashore at 2 O'Clock a. m. yesterday, % miles
south of Cape Henry.
Capt Ainswoth has gone to her assistance
with three steamers. He sent back to-day
for barges.
1t was believed a large majority of the
troops if left to themselves, would lay
down their arms and accept the terms pro.
posed.
Lees army in Virginia, with Longstreet's
forces, is estimrted at 10000.
Bishop Polk commands lthe Department
OF Mississippi in place Of General Johnston
whose reception by the citizens Of Atlanta
in his assumption to command the army Was
very imposing while their denunciations
of Bragg were very bitter.
Bragg's army is completely demoralized
and scattered through the country deserving
large numbers. 1t is the intention of the
rebel government to concentrate all forces
if possible at that point to check tie advance
Of Grant and drive him back if possible
The numbtr of troops west of Mississippi is
estimated at 10000. Gen. S. D. Lee com.
mands cavalry and has 1900 troops
5000 of which are under Furgerson at
Okalona.
Port Hudson prisoners have been declar-
ed exchanged and supplied with arms,
Gen. Lee has his headquarters at Bran
don, Miss.
Immense quantities of corn is lying along
the railroad from the Alabama line.
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IELEfRAPHIC..
10 n2GleeL A NJ
The COnscriptiOn Act,

New YoRK, Jan. 15.-The Worlds spe-
cial says: The conscnption act as it pass
ed the Senate provides that drafted man
who pays $500 is exempted till every other
man in his district is drafted when he is
again liable. Both classes are consolidated
and exemptions of only the son Of q widow
or father of motherless children, &C., are
stricken out. The bill is now acceptable to
the House Military Committee.
The Times special firm Washington Of
the 18th says: Authentic information to
the government places Magruder's force in
Texas as not exceeding 900 and Taylor's
and other forces in Louisiana not half that
number. They are so scattered and trans
portation 30 scarce that they could not be
consolidated in less than two months.
1t is quite probable the tax On all manu-
featured articles will be doubled before the
close of session of Congress. Upon the
accommodation of Senator Brown, Sec'y
Chase has consented to remove the restric.
tions upon trade in Missouri.
No information of reliable cavalry raid to
Leesburg has been received at Gen. Augur's
headquarters. Our forces along the Upper
Potomac are amply sufficient to protect that
line.
A large number of carpenters and other
mechanics have been sent from hore by
the government to repair the railroads In
tennessee which will be in complete run
ming order on the opening of Spring.
The report telegraphed this morning from
Pittsburg that Mrs. Senator Sprague was
injured by the accident on the Cleveland
Railroad is incorrect. She was here at the
time
Gen. Butler will remove his headquarters
from Fortress Monroe to Norfolk.
Gen. Stonsman has gone West to report
to Gen. Grant.
Chas. A. Dana, Esq, formerly of the Tri
bune, will probably be appointed Assistant
Sec'y of War. The Tribune says the re-
ceipts from the internal revenue from July
LIST to Jan'y l4th amounted to $47, GAL 900
With the expected changes in the excise
law the lowest estimates for the second
year are Sl42,5O00OO The whole est
mates would add $25, 100000 or $50, 100000
thereto: with no change in the revenue law
about S85, 100000 would be produced
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Exchange Of Prisoners.

New YORK, Jan. l6.-On Wednesday
Gen Butler sent important documents &c
by flag of truce bearing on the
subject of the exchange Of prisoners. In
the meantime be has ordered the rebel
prisoners to be brought within the lines Of
his department to wait release which he
hopes to be able to effect Among the in
terceptsd Lamar correspondence is the fol
lowing;
To Messrs Ha,t,tein and LaH':-Gentle
men when you go to Paris call on Mr.. Sill
dell and tell him to negotiate for the Frehch
Protectorate In case of necessity the
people will gladly accept it in the last ex
tremity with Mexico. France and the
Oonfsderacy in alliance and with free trade
we could eclipse the world.
Signed G. b. LAMER.
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New York Market,

NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.
COTTON-Firmer as s2@s2 IL for middling
uplands.
FLOUR-A shade frmer and in good demand
chiefly on low grades of State for shipment al
9OGt7 90 for extra State, Z 4597 IS for extra r
o, Z 70@9 30 for trade brands. Market closing
very firm.
western.
wHEAT-A shade nrmer and In fair demand
49al IS Chicago spring inside prize for infsrio,
in stert, 81 for an extra lot delivered 62@l IS
for Mil club the lattsrsfor delivered and 6ial67
fer winter red western, and IS for old do.
al 81 for old DO
RYE-More active and lower; 2sQel 22k.
BARLRY-More active, chiefly for State 81
42@l IS.
CORN-H, svy, holders offered to sell at | %
without buyers,
OATS--Mors active and shade hInsr at u I
@92.
w0oL-Firm and in fair demand ., :5@ss for
pulled.
Hods-Fsir and good demand.
COFFEE-Quist
sUGAR-Firm at l36@l4sl for New Orleans
l21<, Musoovsdo Havana l3x
M0LASSES-Steady
PETROLEUM-Firmsr,r refined in bond l6047
crude for February 32k.
PORK-A shade easier with fair demand at
20 25@20 "a for mess, nearly all ut inside prices
l9 25@l9 80 for old do, aud new prime and 5000
for prime mess, also 1909 barrel now mess for May
and June ct 1925,
BEEF-More active at.6a7, mess 4G5 prime
l0@l4 for repacksd mess, and l5@l6 for extra
CUT MEATS-Scaroe and quiet, 7k@7X 70,
shoulders and lUZ0l2 for ham.
BACON SIDES-Lsss active lO@l0k fol-
western.
DRESSED HOGs-Some armsr S4S IA ia
western.
LARD-Less active and " ry firm at IL @l3si
and Ia for very choice new. Also 1000 bbls fol
February and March at Ia.
$50 bbls for February and March at IL l-2@l4.
BUTTER-22@27 for Ohio and 27S32 for
State.
CHEEsR-s.sady at l3@l6 for common to
prime
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4 NICE YOUNG MAX was rallied on his
babi, Of rurning the weed to the serious
damsge of his pocket; whsreupou said it
cost him only Fifty cents per day! This lit
tie item seemed to be "a serious draft upon
a 6ue salary, and the question was started
how much would one year's smoke amount
to at ten per cent compound interest by
the time be should attain the age Of fifty
years. a computation gave the round sun
$500! At this rate it would not require
many years - smoke ont enough to aftore
an ample revenue for family. In conclu
sion on this smoky, let it be said that II
word to the wise is sufficient"
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! WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE member
of both the Military. Committees of Con
mittees have received large numbers o
letters, the writer's volunteering sugges-
lions or advice rs to what should BIO the
feature cf the amendment of the enroll
ment bill, evidently desiring it should be
80 formed as to exempt themselves from
the draft. - - --- = 49,, A--~s
The bill before the Senate will probably
pass that body tomorrow, and be sent to
the House for concurrence. It corrects
some of the faults, and its object is to len
der more efficient the operation Of the pres
emit law. rr CU GHET
The only persons Especially exempted
from the draft are the Vice President of the
United States the Judges of Us. courts,
the heads of the several Executive Depart
ments and the Governors of States, and by
Implication such persnns as are physically
or mentally unfit for the service, according
to the prescribed army regulations.
The two classes for enrolment and draft
are merged in one, which is made to in.
clude persons between the ages of 20 and
40 years, credits to be given to cities, towns
and wards so as to equalize as far as possi>
BILE the draft throughout each district. The
Communication is increased to $500. Thsse
who pay it to be exempted from the present
draft, but liable to be called upon in the
next; in other words, they are in the condi.
ton of reserved class.
Drafted men may, if theyprefer, be trans
ferred to the Navy, such transfer being
credited to their respective .ecaitses.
Alterations are made in the details of the
old act for conducting the draft; and attor-
neys or agents are restricted to the fee OF
SIS, for preparing necessary exemption pa
pers.
The bill has not yet been perfected by
the Senate, but it will probably pass that
body with the above prominent features.
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Letter from the sec'y Of Navy,

New YORK, Jan. 16.-At meeting OF
the Chamber of Commerce to day the fol.
lowing letter from the Assistant Sec'y OF
the Navy was read:
WAsHINoroN, Jan. l3-Io George y.
Blank, Esq.-My Dear Sir The charges
against the Navy Department for building
slow steamers is best answered By com.
parativo public trial. and am authorized
by the Secretary % make arrangements to
run one of our vessels against the fastest
sea going side wheel Steamer in the coun-
try, foreign or American. She will run
against the same tonnage and draught in
any weather if her competitor is much
larger. The race to take place in smooth
water Very respectfully.
CIV. Fox.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-18


RUMsEY's M1NsTRELs Washington Hall
was filled Saturday night with large and
delighted audience The Rumsey's are Ger
tainly capitsi troupe, and justify the high
sncomiums bestowed upon them wherever
they have appeared. AS now organized
they are probably not excelled by any com
pany travelling, The audience were treated
to most entertaining variety of superior
vocal and instrumental music, to smart re,
parties, burlesques dramatic and operate,
aud drolleries and fun generally. If any one
wants to enjoy good music and laugh heart
lily, let him visit Washington Hall and hear
kumsey's Ministries.