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under military penalties, "spy association,
having for is object 70 prescribe to the
prophetors Of any establishment whom
they shall employ. or how conduct their
operations"
OF course, General Rosecrans has no ls-
gal authority to make such an order; but
he has he po,osr TO enfoios it, and that
will do just Hs we'll.
1t is not only in Missouri, that military
authority has usurped tho prerogstive to
regulate prices, A body OF two hundred
workmen. employed by tho Government in
Tennessee. were recently arrested, and
punished severely, solely because they
sought to 6x the prices Of their own toll.
Yet strange to say, laboring men con-
tiuue to support party which is oppress-
ing them almost beyond endurance 1t is
upon labor that all taxes ultimately fall,
and working men are the main, if not eK.
elusive sufferers from this cause. IL is
upon that class Of men, who are too poor
to hire substitutes, or provide for their fam
lilies in their absence, that the draft and
OF or military exactions fall heaviest and
with most severity, When will voters dis
ecln their real interest, and cease to aid in
their own ruin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
News Items.

The death OF General oedBwlck Is an IT.
reparablo loss to the Federal army.
On the night Of NJ y oh furious gale
swept over Chicago doing considerable
damage to lake shipping,
Butler claims to have cut Boauregard's 5
army in two. whipped portion OF it, and
efFectually prevented reinforcement from
that quarter to Lee.
The report that the famous rebel ram
was destroyed by tho Sassacus, is contra
dicted.
Butler probably had another severe bat
tie Yesterday, Results not known.
We learn from the telegraph that Lee
is absurd enough to claim victory.
A battle has probably occurred near
spottsylvanis c. II, Result not yet
known.
Burnsides says "ho whipped Old Long
street..
Lee says his communications with Rich
moud are cut of, and he looks to the Yam
KEGS for supplies,
General Wright has taken command OF
Sedgwick's corps.
Why are none of Meade's or Grants
dispatches published 7
Why is tho special correspondent Of the
Enquirer at Washington not allowed to
transmit dispatches
The Richmond papers contain full ac-
counts of the battles of Thursday and Fri
day, and put an entirely different appear.
ance on the accounts received from Wash
ington The Conlederates claim that they
fepulsed every attack made by Grant, and
were successful in the two days fighting
1t is claimed that Richmond is in no peril
and that ample re-intorcemonts are a?
hand
Lee, it is said. is diverging towards a
point where he has entrenehed a depot Of
supplies Grants in pursuit, although he
is leaving his base Of supplies.
Up to Saturday night our wounded
amounted to 1900. Very few OCthO ene-
my's wounded fell into our hands.
A heavy battle is belle cd to DO going
on at Dalton, 1t is believed that John
SOU has 60 900 troops and Sherman will
have hard fight to gain victory,
Great alarm prevails along portions Of
the Orange & Alexandria Railroad, and
wild stories are in circulation Of raids by
stnart's cavalry. That route is wholly
given up as a means Of connecting with
the AEmy. The Fredericksburg road l.
likewise very unsafe, on6 messengers have
to run tie gauntlet Of guerrllas for some
distance.
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New Xork Market.

NEw YoAk May IL.
CoTToN--Quiet and steady and upward ten
dency at S4GS6
FLouR-dul 6@l0c better at 6 30 for extra
Stae Round Hoop 35@60
WHsAT-NominSlly l67@l69 Chicago
Spring l76@l,7s Milwaukee Club 1900
l,s3 Winter Red.
CoRN-Shade 6rmerl 3ei.
0ATs--In very tair demand and steady at
81.
PoRK-FiYm-76. ~ "
BEEF-Firm aud steady.
BUTTER 28@32
Cur MEATS Firm.
LARD.-A shade frmer, l4CAI4t
WHRKT--Quiet at 81 2O6l 12ior Western
PrTRoLEuS--Firncr, 20 Crude; So refined
Bond, 66a66 Free,
NEw YoRK, May IL Stocks irreEuiar
closing 6rmer. Money 8 and per cent Ster.
ling quiet and steady at / l0i Gold
73 $40 Coupons l24t, 6s 81 Coupons III
One year certificates sst New York Cen.
trail 1870 Rrie 81 81 Reading 81 80
g B& o &c
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CinCInnati Live stock Market

BRo TON STooK YARDS, May 10
BIET CATTLE--The receipts Of Cattle for
the week past, have been very slm--searce
enough to meet the immediate wants OF butch.
ets Pr,scs have advanced about one.hali
cent per pound since our last quotations.
The demand from army contractors is good,
but light receipts prevent them from operD.
ting to any xt'nt We quote Ordinary, 3aGs
4ic tair 4i@5i extra, 697c, prime, 71c
gross.
Ho7s-Receipts still continue light and
with a Roood demand Prices rule firm at
from 7t@SAc, according to quality.
SHEEP-Reotipts light, and prices rule
steady at T49So gross
r + ENYART, Weieher.
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By Telegraph.
EXPORTED FOR rue DAILY EMPIRE
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
VAs cA % sr.sr ths Alb.msrIs.

NEW YoRk, May IL "A Herald eorrespsu.
deuce, dated NeWbern, North Carolina, May
I, statea that on the afternoon oi the orb, the
rebel ram AIbemarle, accompanied by is sat-
elite Cotton Plant and army PunboRt Bomb.
she'll, captured by them At Plymouth, appear.
ed at the mouth Of tho Roanoke River
The gunboats Miami White Head, Ceres,
and Commodore Hull wer- lying close 10 the
river, 10 the sound On perceiving that the
design Of the ram was 10 enter the sound they
made otf, as il fearful Of "a encounter, but
we're ouly anxious to draw the ram iato the
sound. The ram aud followers pursued about
twelve miles, when the gunboats Sassacus,
WyRlusing and Mallabesett, double eudets
appeared Our gunboats, seveu IN number,
Immediately opened IRE and terrific engage.
ment ensued, lasting from fge TO eight . m.
During The early part Of the battle the Cotton
Plant succeeded ia making her escape, and
the ram, 6rins rapidly, slowly and steadily
r.treated up the sound The gunbost Bomb
she'll was soon retaken, with All on board, "a
IN number The Sassaous, having iron prov,
| steamed with full speed and ran into the ram
striking abalt OF the center, but apparently
without injury The Sassacus however, wad
compelled TO retire, having her forward rud.
der knocked OF and 100 pound shot, fred
by the ram, through her boiler. Night had
now set IN and the movements Of toe ram
could not be accurately discerned Closely
pursued by the Runboats, and Under the cover
Of darkness, the ram succeeded in gaining
aud entering Roanoke River, where the gun
boats could not venture TO follow The ram
carried at least four 100 pounders She s
not been seen since, but active measures are
being taken to capture or destroy her Rel.
able reports from Kingston report the rebel
ram Neuse high aground The Albemarle
draws seven and halt feet Of water and the
river is only four and a half feet in depth -
The rebels have for the present abandoned il
and taken the engines out.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Fur.hsr ostans OF the Great BAt,,s.

WASHINGTON, May 10 The Army Of the
Potomac had a portion of the day to recuper.
ate. Burnside, on Monday, began the a, tack
on the left with great fury and with All en-
couraging degree Of succ IS, He hnd fight
the day beforr in which, to use bis own words
1--WE whipped old Longstreet
Our army could not he In q more cheering
cundiuon All the men are sanguine of sue
cess and count the days when we shall in lri-
umph enter tho rebel capital
lee lately Issued an order in relation To
suppies, in which he said communication had
been cut of with Richmond and it was i'm.
possible to furnish the men with stores. Hills
corps had no rations issued for three days.
Lee enjoins upon his men the necessity Of
capturing supplies from the Yankees Up to
this moment they have failed TO capture a SIM
gle wagon. The roads are in excellent con
dtion but very dusty
The battl-s thus iar have been a series Of
attacks and repulses Muskets are almost en-
tirely used, the swampy nature Of the ground
rendering artillery impraelioable, Lee very
absurdly clAims victory when he wthdrNwG
from our front aud retires toward Richmond
General Torbetts division of cavalry whip
ped the rebel cavalry near this place and
drove them from SpottsylvaniA G. II but,
being reinforced with Infantry they drove our
cavalry short distance A Maryland brig
ade Of the Fourth Division, SIKH Corps com.
ing to their support the 6yhtiug was exceed
ngIy fierce. Generals 1orbetts aud Robin.
sou we're both wounded,
General Sedgwiek was shot through the
head Monday morning while experimenting
the moving Of some heavy guns on an angle
the met had just prepared There was no
skirmishing at the Time, but an occasional
sharp shooter sent a ball in that direction.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Mnunara ArrIYInE.

wAsuIEoToE, May lO-lt is believed from
reports, which have reached here 10 night,
that there was no general engagement yea
terdRy, but ns heavy firing was heard this
morning at Acquia Creek, in the direction
of Spoltsylvana, &. II The contest must
bavs been renewed Our forces do not occu.
py the latter place, bat are within several
miles of II Large numbers Of wounded we're
arriving at Fredericksburg, and many officers
wounded, are expected to reach Washington
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It Stands Unrivaled !

We give The following an illustration Of the fers
going iscte, nom Mr. u. O. Foster, a gentleman vel
known In the city OF Dayton
DATroH, Oslo, January 7, lses
DA 4. CoHvAT-5ir. soue six mon he since whila
holding ffantou horse, IL became frightened rearrd
and came down with null force on my right foos the
corkH Of the ehoe tear ng away the aeah nd llRn-
menta bsin the side Of my loot, and fracl Etna az
up ahd held toEether by means Of sticking piasl,r
then applied "Dr ConHay'a Lnlmentuni" II
prevente Inflammation and swelling, and healed tiaa
wound 30 perfectly that nov consider loot a. uoh
~ ever and aboye all, suffered pain and was noa
dep ived OF one hours rest onl the time II Nas erat
ap lied.
Iconsider the "I.lnImentum" worthy oi the hshest
netco, aud oheerfllly recommend I. 70 ali who may
have occR1 on 20 use II. u O. ROgrRR
EItrR Inducements offered 70 sutlsr he trade
supplied on the most liberal taFms Addtes. ali o.
dsfSto DIR Il. CONWAY, u 10 Proprietor,
No $50 Third street, Dayton, Ohio
For sale by Druggists and Merchants generally.
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LaerTobaCco Market.

TUESDAY, May TO-
The sales OF Leaf Tobacco to-day at Bod.
manns warehouse were 40 hhds and 40 boxes
as follows 30 hhds Kentucky Leaf Lugs and
Trash, via 2 at SO so, 4NtS4 90, 2 at 81, l
at So M2 $3.50 3 at $40, l at slS, l at Sl4 IS
al sic 90, a. Sl7 90, ut $40, 10 hhds.
Virginia ; at 81 rs, 2 at s. l at $3.50, 2 at
Sl3 at Sl5 at 1850 County at $l9 7
hhdq (old) KeRucSy at private sale, at $26,.
90 40 boxes Indiana Wrappers and Filters,
ranging from SO to 10 rs,
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al sIrnIncnnI I.nrngrnnI.

II any General other than SHERMAN were
in conn and Of the Army Of the Cumberland,
news OF yestedays operations, to infer that
here was something wrong, but considering
II IS SHgRNAS, such an inference is not war.
raned. Butlhat there has been heavy fight.
ing, the call Tor Surgeons TO attend the
sounded, (of which We are advised by our
Columbus correspondent is suggestive evi.
dence - Cincinnati Commercial Nay H.
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The crowd of deserters from the Uuited
States or persons subject 10 draft, has been
so large in Canada, aud the competition Tor
Employment SO great, that the young aud en-.
terprisng Canadians are driven to immiara
tlon rs means OF getting something better
o do than remain at home on poor wages
Every steamboat crossing over to the United
States brings load OF Canadians seeking EN-.
ployment in the United States, some destined
Ior the army, and some seeking agricultural
Employment.
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oGioiaI

WASHINGTON, May Ito General Dix {;
A despatch was received fom the Army Of
the Potomac at i've 2 NJ yeslrdsy. Both
armies held their positions at Spoitsy lvAnia
without material change The enemy have
been driven to their breast works. The 9Th
Corps under General Wright had carried the
first line Of the enemy's riae pits There was
heavy skirmisbng during the day Nothing
has hcen heard from Sherman or Butler since
nine o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

"WAsHNoroS, Thursday, May O. 1864
All mail communication with the army having
been suspended, aud tho telegraph being un-
der the exclusive control OF the Government,
news from the front is not atlainaole except
hrough individuals who may have the good
luck to possess passes TO Washington -
Special Cor Of Ohio state Journal
So 1t seems that the Administration is in
constant communication with the army, and
vet It publish hardly anything Of what j.
has done II it has favorable news, Il is r.-
markable that It keeps it back from the peo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
The Embarrassmsnts OF Labor.

Two publications before us, illustrate the
embarassments to which labor is subject,
iu consequence Of the imitation of prices
produced by the food of paper currency.
The Grst is an advertisement in the Com
msreiai. "by order Of the HArness-maksrs'
Union" of Louisville, warning persons
Of that trade from coming to the city to
work for employers who will not give the
prices established by the eombina-
tion. We presume the hSrnsas-makers
have been on a strike, and publish this
threat to prevent employers from procuring
jOunsymen.
The other publication to which we refer
is an order from General Rosscraus, in his
Department Of Missouri. Its purpose is
TO break up all combinations against en-
PlSysrs by their wOrkmsn, and fOrbids.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

II has been found, while firing at the
cunningham target, at Wimbledon, England,
which is scarlet on one side and grey on the
other, that the scarlet dazlles the eye, and
hence is the most difficult to hit, from leaving
a red streak behind 1t which unsettles the
aim The grey side was struck seventy.four
times and the red torly.two times, It is q
curious fact, too that men with grey eyes
,hoot better than hose With other colors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Auction Sale Of Real Estate.
FIVE LOTS AND BUILDINGS.

w AbtNDAAi MAI lut lhbA
NNTE wi sell at .ucuou, on the prpinis ses the Noi-
w loWt x lots buildi g; Two lots Wayne
street; enc lot thirty ave feet ten and half inches
front, upon whi"h Ia two.story rick house. stone
mont, " IN a business, and Ave other r0oma theren
also and half atery frame house Their on, with
two rooms and kitchen and out house Another lot,
IN rty one feet rent, upon which IA two RtoTy name
hons" with ton rooms and three cellars, aud out
houses.
ALSO,
Three 'ots on Warren street, lots number AOsp CO.
anu A0ii q, No 4 0S9 ls an enoosed Vacant lott
lot no 404o has upon it bo brick and iutme house
rontaln four room and Rnewly uit Ftlnla "a the
same also, good well OF water, lot No 4 o4l has
upun n two tory rame house With sig rooma. Said
lots on W rren str e are orty .fnuT aud hdf feet
.roul " one hundred and ~ nly hye feet deep,
The " srrsS street lots will he toid At ten clook In
he morning. aud Wayne street lots Rt Two O'Clock IN
the afternoon OF sua day.
TIE nboye prorcrty belongs 10 John O. veokel, sr ,
aud vii be- sold upon the following terns one hplf
cash the balance IN two eqfd annual payment Sc
cured by mortgage, Nllh sl4 per cent A. Ter, as
e29dt, .. r hlhER a s1N, Aeetioneen
INoR "a F-.Three farms iy ne a out nine miles
Il west Dayton, one mile iuth OF thu Wolf Creek
fike, aud half mls south OF Amity, adjoining each
Ous Of IA6 n,res, on which is good stone hAhdlua
and reme barn, nd a good stone quarry, with plsatT
timber
one Of 1876 acres, On whloh "a good brick house.
with rehsonaite harm; aiNo Of the hest springs
10 the county and saw mill ahou, 70 acTos oI
ne ol 70 sor. ;, OF coed soil and well ~atsrsd iOI
The above farms will he sold altogether or asparats
on reasonable terms, For info 'malon apply 70
DAVID A, MILLER,
aeHae On thu premises
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Dayton Market.

- DAYTON, May ii.
HARSHMAN'S FLoUR-Red wheat,
Wholesale 90 retail So
WHEAT--Sl 3O9l 50.
CORN-lOO Shelled 9O@s4.
OATS--6B
RYE--l 1901 Is
BARLEY-Sl 90 t
COFFEE-4s@60
SUGAR-l9G22
EGGS-l3@l6 per dos g
WHlSKY-l Is
CHEESE --l6alT.
DRIED PEACHES-l6@lS.
DRIED APPLES-9@l2.
BEANS-Per bushels 81 60@3 90.
HAY-Timothy S22 per ton.
TEAS--$l OO@l GO.
RlCE-9@ll per ID.
BUTTER-4O@45.
LARD-l2@l5 H|.
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Battle between Er ,n-ClAds Probably
Com need.

The Herald says, II Is probable that Butler
had another severe bAttle yesterday, Likely
also "a great battle between our iron-elads and
those Of the enemy, commenced yesterday
There we're five Union and three rebel IRON
clads, ,xpected'Io take part in the engagement.
The Dalton correspondent OF the Atlanta
Register, avers that there has been great
er concentration Of Union forces, in the di.
reciinn Of Chattanooga, than was reported on
the Potomac, and the Raleigh Prsss con.
firms the statement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

DIED.
pART--Monlsy afternoon, May Q, at 7 o'clock Mr.
John X, Bart, sged 81 years, months aud dRys.
Pa, they tell me thou art gone;
That death 18th lald thfe loW;-
No moTeWe hear thy geuue tOnei
Tny place vacant now.
Then sws city sleep, departed oue
1n thy crlda q silent bed;
The mufm' ring hreeEes a. they come
All whisper "Pa II dead"
1T lou =, No and HAno, err Pa, papers copv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

NEv YoRE May II Rebel prisoners cap.
tured on sunday report LoDgStreets death
The steamer City Of Manchester, from Liver.
pool on the 7Tth and Queenstown on the 2sth
arrived at noon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

France and the CODGederacy.
The New York NSios is positive in the
belief il the Coniederates are beaten in
this struggle. that France will Immediately
come to their assistance, It is believed
that NAPoLEoS'S proceedings in Mexico.
are all based on the assumption of the III
timate independence Of the Confederacy.
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dissolution.
DISSOLUTION

TINS co.psrtuerahip heretofore existing Miller A
Cha.ch, In the Merchant Tailoring Bu.iness, was
daso vod ~ mutu Il oOnsont on tho hFst day VI Feb
uarY, instant The books are In the hands Of enry
Miller who Will continue the bus al tho old stand
Huston huild ng. corner Third ana Jefferson ftr ets
Those who have oldma against the firm will present
them for payment, and those VINO indebted 70 tho
hrn are expected 10 call aud asttle thsr accounts
withodtdelay, as the bospets must BE- closed
HENRY MI LER,
feSdsw Us. .oHARCH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

WASHINGTON, May IL --All was quiet along
the lines, unlil late on Monday evening, when
IL Was thought that the rebels were falling
back, or tha. Lee had already gone to Rich
mORd 70 meet Smith, who w reported close
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
A Country Residence for Sale.

DEsIRABLE country rOside nce, with nheen
"A acres OF good land lying one stpe north OF Day
tou on the Ia Troy road, is offered x private sale.
There 10 large and comfortable UAme house, aud
Eood outhulldinRe, on the land; arvhArd OF huo
graited apple pear and peach trees; large ass0r-
mrnt OF rrawberry vines, Of the iaok, New Albany
and Flohc yareuesi also, shout threoa OF young
current 0uahes' fot vine purposes, Any parsons de-
Hinng 70 purchase are rcquosfed 20 call And examine
toe properly them elves, tho propFh Nor 10 con.
huent that Il viii hear ms pUcton,
Also, ten anu hal anrss Of nphered lana four
mile. north OF payton, near the oil Troy ra I'D
no2idtWu IAMEa NOOP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Lee 40 cross north Anna RIvsr.1

WAtHIE0ToE, May IA, kP M-Notbine
has been received here, Of any reverse TO
Grants army The impression prevailed in
the army yesterday that Lee was about cross.
ing North Auna River.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Arrival OF Exshaagea Prlson.ys,

BALrmoRE, May 10th The nag Of truce
boat, New York, arrived at Annapolis to-day
with 800 prisoners exchanged on James river,
. Aikens Landing, They report great ex.
eitsmsnt at Richmond, when they lef,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
.For Sale.
REAL ESTATE 70 SALE

WILL sell the following real estate in the city oC
l Dayton, 4 application X made soon;
Firal-rhe Main Street Mn Property, occupied for
the past lev years pub garden IL II we'll set
with grape vines, eh lee hrIihhery and rut trees
second-.'rhe vacant lot adiolnnE the Southwestern
District school House, on Ludlow street
1hird-seveial hul'irg lots The st side Of JET.
lsrson street, south OF tho nal Bridge
mtt2w q W, HOUR, Ofhce ON Third II
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MEETINGS OF BOARDS OF RoUALI-
ZATlON.

AuDIroE's oBucH, MoNrooHsAT Co., oHo, u
DATToN, May 4, 1854.
THE Board OF Eoualiaation Tor MONTGOMERY County
i Ohio, will meet Ia this onloe, Tor the transaotion
ofhusineas, on WEDNEsDAF, the 18th of Nay, Ia.
stant
The Board Oi Equalization for the civ Of Dayton,
% be appointed " the olty Council, will meet AS
above, on MONDAY, the asd Of May, Instant
THoMA6 O. LOWE,
mSTTAAbH Auditor MostgSmsTy coaniy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

The TribuHs'S correspondent at Charles.
ton sayG There has been a thorough destruc-
ton OF the railroad from Wentaga River down
TO Blu Psgap
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RlmIln.
A FUGITIVE PROM JUSTICE.
5000 90 REWARD.

n HE shove reward wi oe given Tor the arrest and
j delivery t0 M, al BrooSylle franklin OAun v,
lndlsut within sls mo ths from this date, OF William
Kpnwle ihdct for the murder Il Will Hm w
CotFeii, ln November last. sait Knowles Il about
feet 10 nahes high, u ihuy built, wei hing about $50
louudei lgh com lexioni brown ha r; light or ui,h
ey ., As loose, swlnguK wa X; right arm sOmewhst
eropke from having been dialocatad; stamm, 10 in
his sps chs ~ about tseniy.two years oldi has tut
llt1e beardi talks loud, aud nsdcrable, very uro.
fans 20 his uonyogBationt and has n hard VllRlUous
look. JOHN B MOOKMANN,
sheriff OF franklin County, Indiana.
Brookvie, Indiana, March 20, l60A-ala iRWst
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Drrss ann Qsluak l4laklng.
'ABLE DREss 4 OLOAK MAKING
hsdsw

tAHhLONAbhk DkEbh a OLOAk MAKING
MISS ANNA NussER, ashlosabls Dress aud
Nl Cloak Maker, begs 70 morn her old customers
an0 tho pubic generally that she has opened ship
ou THIRD sIeet over McDAnels store, (third story
ehe socits ousiom, aud viii hrnish dress and cloak
unmninsa n desired. gndfNe
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G1ldllteo.

NNANTED-A woodwo kman on Wagons Call
w MGehhsrts lr store, Tn ri At mildgy
AATANTKD-A situation a. Engineer on a sta
w u nary engng, b, young man lately nom
unfda; has had h ee years' experience; has no ob
eton TO gong 10 the countri. An early engs
a Hn ieltod Please address r. n lfhqe OF this
paper, aiahnE whore an interview may he Ind
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