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REBELS DESERVING.

WASHINGTON, January 26.-Specisl to the
Tribune saysl
Continual steam Of deters are pouring into
our lines from the rebel army. Sunday eve
ring twenty came in and to-day Tuesday, 30
more.
The Naval Committee OF the Houae are
in favor Of a new Navy Yard especially for
ironclads.
The Herald sArm y o the Potomac dispatch
aRys
General Meade wha has been i'll in Phila-
delphia is recovering and will soon resume
commands
1t is said the firing on Saturday last across
the Rapidan was caused by an attempt of a
regiment or two 10 desert. None Of our
forces we're out at the time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
NATIONAL A-basenent.

If anything were wanted to complete
the humiliation of the American name and
character iris found in the inlons,;o cor-
r~esponaenee. recantlv publisbed betyasr
Mr.. srwgAlRpp.' rs Secretary t1r of State. and NJ.
DAYToNyour Minister to France. on.
The nMonroe Doctrine " was the most
cherished Of American traditions. n was
adopted by all parties, and Accountable 10
every phase OF opinion. And until the
accession to power of this present evil dy-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
FROM KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRTH, January 26.-The troops at
Fort Gibson are reported on half %rations,
owing to tho defective supply system. Forage
is also very scarce
The Kansas Legislature have welcomed
Gen. Curtis by q unanimous vote as a Gener-
al of Military renown and tried loyalty.
The difficulty between General Fremont
and Hallett threatens to delay the work on
the Pacific railroad.
The weather here is very mild, and the ice
in the river is breaking mp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
The Sort OF UntOntsts that Conn
pose the UnsOn Party. ea

In the city Of New York, May q, 1s4s,
WESDELL PHmLrrs Offered this resolu-
ton $4,000 itai '1' nH
ResoIUed, That the only exodus Tor the
slave out of his present honse Of bondage is
over the ruins Of the present American Church,
aud the present American Union.
The following was adopted by the Alb
olitionists in the same city, December
Whereas, The dissolution ofthe present i'm
perfect and inglorious Union between the free
aud slave States would result in the over
throw Of slavery and The consequent founda-
ton Of a more perfect and glorious Union,
without the incubus OF slavery, therefore
ResOiped, That we invite a free correspond
ence with the disunionists Of the South, in or
der 10 devise the most suitable way aud means
to secure the consnmmation no devoutly TO be
wished. .a'u IH
There is not a single one of the traitors
yet living, who voted for or approved eth
er Of these resolutions, but is to be found
in the ranks Of the so-called Union party
of to-day, Not one.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
Another Foul OuIrage--The Es-
taJes of the south to he Given
H 60 Negroes. ....H.Hl..

We learn from the court journal that, by
the authority of the President Of the Uuited
States, the land in Virginia, sold at the sale
for taxes in February last, has been surveyed
and divided into tracts of 800 acres, aud that
each alternate tract has been snbdivided into
lots of 20 acres and reserved for the Occupan-
CIV of negroes who have been taken from their
masters and. set free. Here they arc entitled
TO settle and acquire u presumption claim. Tho
court journal eknlts over this fact, and re.
ioices that the land taken from white men is
to be given 10 negroes, themselves and their
o~fspring 10 hold it forever. Think OF, this
you who are nov fighting the battles of the
Union. An your great sacrifices in leaving
happy homes TO lead the hard lives OF sold
iers your labor, toll and ~bloOdshed oil goto
free the negro and give him the land from
Which you have driven its rebel Owiiara, Is it
for this you toll, and fight, and bleed, and die2
What right has President Lincoln thus to
squander and give away the white mans heri-
tage ? None. No law, human and divine,
IidstiGas il, and we tell himand the f%auatical
crew who control him, that it cannot stand.
This land may, for a brief season, be in poses
sion Of the freed negro hut a change will
come, n reaction take plaGe-it is only n ques-
ton OF time-and como it will as sure as
God rules in heaven and wicked men for n
while rule on earth. And when the change
takes place the poor creatures whom the aid
ers of this Administration are using as tools
to crafty their hate against the Sonth, viii
be driven from their new lapds which will be
given to its rightful owners. D."
Let the people-the white people-every
where arouse, shake of the deathlike Lthar-
gy that now ,enyeiops tbetn, and behold what
the men in power are doing. See, how step
by step the nation is. being led TO certain de.
siruction and so seeing this let them take
the matter in hand, and with "a mighty effort
throw off the yoke now being placed about
their necks; il they do not, the time will soon
come when they viii be subject TO grieyohs
burdens aad there Rill be no remedy- Wash
ingtOn linton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
PhMadeIphIa Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 23.-There has
been rather more doing in this staple, owing
in some measure to the rise of gold, but with
in the last day or two the demand has fallen
of, and the market is quiet at previous quota
tons and the low grades are very dull. Sales
reach about 200, 900 lbs, at 7S@85c. for low
TO medium and fhe fleece, including choice
clips and tub at the highest figures, and mixed
lots az 75@T7c. per ID. 500 WiiA ftbgITNGi.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
NOTICE.
sOHpYLKILL %OoUNTY-sa.

- A 7 an Orphans Court held In PottsVllle. Ia
4 daN OF December 1858, before the HonorabIe
James Ryon, Esq, and Benjamin HELPER and
The estate Of Daniel Snyder, deceassd, the inauisition
having been read and heard, the Court confirm me
saae and graHta mrthar rule On all the heirs and legal
to Rppe9r In CoHr on ths 9rst Monday Of Manh,H'Dfi
1891, at ton O'Clock IN the forenoon tpaceepf or rnhira
The real estate OF said dtoedept at 10 appraised vaIns
or 70 show cause Whyith real estate 'shonld not he
sold, and direct general notices 70 be gwen 10 The
heirs residing ~ the county, Rndtbat notice be- also
published in the city ofst. LouIs, and in Dayton, Ohio,
a. least four successive weeks previous 20 the hrst
Monday Of March next, n copy Of which puhlicaiion
TO DO sent 10 the post0dice nearest TO lWhlehI thhRo
heirs reside who live out OF the county.
and affixed the seal Of said Orphans Court tbs ilth
day OF Decembar, 1858. lllfs -1 -u
A. DOHRMAR, Clerk Orphans Court,
ja3Owf b~chuylkiD County, Peunsyltmia.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
Albany Cattle Market.

ALBANY, January 25.-Our market has been
but poorly supplied, and pricee have advanced
per 100 lbs. The light receipts
during the past week is attributable TO the
heavy snow storms that prevailed in the West,
which blocked up the roads so that in some
instances trains heavily loaded with live stock
have been detained at least two days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
a FIRE IN CAMP.

FT. MONROE, Jan. 27.-The Petersburg En-
press of the 22d sRys seven hospital buildings
at Camp Winder, near Bichmopd, were burn
ed yesterday, Large quantities Of stores aud
clothing we're destroyed.
An unsuccessful attempt was made TO burn
the Presidential Mansion in Richmond, Tues.
day last
The Charleston Courier of Tuesday says
the bombardment of the city continues The
damage is very small, considering the mum.
Der aud weight Of the shells fired.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
Hammond DO be- IIeId.

The Washington correspondent Of the Chi.
eago Times says:
81 have uniformly combated the ide tbqt
Richmond woald be evacuated by the Confed.
crates, whenever the report Of such an
eyacution has been raised. My information
on that subject is Of shsh a natnre, aud comes
SO direct, that / au satisfied that that city
viii never be abandoned as long as the Con.
feterates can put 90, 0O4 atoops in the field,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
CIncInnati Tobacco Market.

CIScrNSATr, January 25.-Thers has been
no essential change 10 the Cincinnati tobacco
market. The receipts still continue light, ow-
ing to the limited navigation of the river be-
tween here and Maysville. There has been
little or no new leaf offered yet this winter
Old Ohio bright seed leaf finds a ready sale
at figures even as high as $34 per 100 lbs. ''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
LATEST NE wS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
NXpLoSION OF CARTRIpGRS.

New YORK, january 27.-The steamer
Merrimac arrived last night from Nav Or
leans the l7th Via Key West, 22d. No news
A terrible affair occurred at No, Go Mai
den Lane, last night. An explosion of pistol
cartridges killed Paul Hoffman, a clerk, and
severely injured another clerk named Charles
Black. The Rpperlpa OF the building was
destroyed, Loss $15 900, mostly to the store
of Strasburg, in wieh the explosion occurred
They are supposed to be fully insured.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27

B65- The Wyandotte County case was de-
eided in the Supreme Court of Ohio yester-
day, by the Court refusing TO grant the per,
emptory mandamus, II is intimated that the
Court regards the Soldiers Voting Law as
unconstitutional
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
FROM EAST

RussELLvfLLE, January IA reconHois-
sance party Of the enemy drove in our caval-
ry pickets, and were in turn driven back. Both
parties now occupy their old position.
Brisk artillery firing was heard yesterday,
in the direction OF bonneville. 1t is supposed
that the enemy have attacked General W. Il.
Jones.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF ALEX, II. STE
PHENS.

FoRr MONROE, January 26-The Rich.
mond Enquirer Of the 18th inst says Mr..
Hidell, private Secretary to the Vice Presi-
dent, received a dispatch, yesterday from
Augusta, announcing the sudden and serious
illness Of Mr., Stephens. lie was attacked on
Sunday This attack, with the well known
state Of his health, creates serious apprehen-
sinn. ~ Il. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
Cost OF the war.

The debStes in the House to-day show very
important facts, viz, that what has heen aud
is to be ne direct army and navy expenditure
Of the war, u iuconsiderable, in comparison
with the other expenditures for property des'
troyed, forages made, damages, &c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27

.A.N L. -
ssThe State Journal complains that
the country is suffering from 'shirks.' 1t
is suffering q great deal more from
'sharksi as the journal ought to know.
EBNThe New York .Neiss styles Gov.
Seymour, "Horatio the Obsolete" Hora-
ito is Obsolete because he chooses to reck-
on Abraham as Absolute.
EV- Republicans are excessive in their
philanthropy. They kill people with
kindness, They not only free the negro ;
they freeze him. o. l'n4 lir
Es"The negro is now free. He is free
to get sick from destitution and exposure.
lie is free to get well, without medicine,
attention, or noprishment. He is free to
die, and leavelhis body 10 rot by the road
side, The master could not afford to ac-
cord him SO much freedom, AS a slave.
the negro had cash value. As a freed
man, he IS worthless, The 'boon of free
DOM il great thing. ui tt saa.
EE-Fhe Republican, papers must record
the death Of Thackeray with pleasure. be-
cause his Christian name and it is truly a
Christian name) was William Make
peace gupuia, i.laisH sHi ifals
Gz7Trhe Republican papers are publish
ing a catalogue of the Presidents. Wash
ington is at the head of the list, and Lin
coin at the tail. '' ia.H fh
ES-We Hetice that a very malevolent,
but very loyal sheet, makes our Divine
Savior the subject Of a leading editorial.
Dissertation and blasphemy like this
might if the Savior were on earth, furnish
a repetition Of the text "Jesus wept.''
ETA mplatto is now defined to be, a
gentleman allied by blood to both races.
We notice this amended phraseology in q
Republican exchange.
Ess-lndiana has nothing more to fear
from the smallpox. 1t is in the State Pri-
son. We hope ii will not escape as John
Morgan did.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, January ".
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR--Red wheat
Wholesale 6 90, retail 8 so
WHEAT-$l. %.
'CORN-S0@95. H
'OATS-68.
RYE lO@l u
BARLEY-$l 45,
HAY-Timolhy % 90 per Ton.
ICOFFEE-34@37.
SUGAR-l1@l6.
'WHISKY-S0.
CHEESE .--l4@l6.
DRIED PRACHEs-l2!@l6,
DRIED APPLES-St8l0.
lBEANS-Per bushel 81 5O@3 90.
EGGS-25@30 per do2.
TEAS-$l 00@l GO.
RICE-S@l0 per ID.
BUTTER-25@30
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
watering, Abraham Lincoln.

"An honorto The growing man, said Wen
dell Phillips OF the President land why does
he grow Because we water him.
Certainly you do and very much after
the style Of CULVER at the fire in Liliput;
and moreover he seems to take it very
kindly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
JAottces.
DRAFT MEErIMC

A LL citizens Interested in clearing Mauriyer
Township Of the draft arc requested 10 meet
at Bush's Tavern (the usual place Of holding eleetionA)
on Saturday, January 30, at one O'Clock Pm. A mli
meeting and united effort will clear the Township OF
the dlatt. Come all. ia3OwI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
r . r PA C C

STEPHENS q TURNER, t00,
CORNER OF MAIN N BRuEN sTs., DAYTON.
IL for good hogs.
Spare ribs, tender lolns, pigs feet. &c, always on
manu-. vi dyl2duf d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27

Va "a number of the leading unconditional
Union Senators and Representatives are
Opeply declaring for the Republican doctrine
Of the ona-term principle, touching the Presi-
dency."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
JOHN HRETER,s RsTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned has
~ this day been eppointed and qualified an Admin
OF tf0ntgohefy county, Ohio, Oa
ia3Ow8 III uRlOs WEAVER, Administrator. i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
DEATH OF HON. JAS. B. CLAY.

M~oNTREAI, Jan. 27.-Hop. james b. Clay,
of Kentucky, died hero last night.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-27
The OppOsIIIOn 10 Lincoln.

The Philadelphia Inquirer, a leading RI
publican paper, says in its Washington col
%respondence:
1.-THE ~rRRsiDEEFIAL QUEsTIos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
RICHMOND 5ihnEETS

JANu.Ry :. i-G!.
FIarR-The market continues light, with ;
constant demand. Prices nnc;mS s.1. S,!s, Q
Supeliine Mt SII0 Extra. ll5 TO TO.
|. WrIE,r--Rmt very little arrivins-sa'e5 O
small lats at Sis to SD per bushcl.
Tor,Cco.-Ho change i'll prices: Rlacf
hell pounds 81 3d. H. black !rrs. No.
quality, s! :!5a! 90; inferior grades ditto. : :!
To 81 10. Superior black swce. Pounds. =! :" !o
81 -. Superior pougls, (bliSh'.) :! GA: ,1.-r
Leaf tobacco dul! ut recent rates
ArPiES--SSD per barrel.
E,c0N-FiriI at 81 - pe! I,on..
BETTER Finn at 81; per pound!
BfFf-Frcsh h,"i. - !" - pr pear"
sailed. 81 !" - cts.
REEswAx.--$:;iai per p0H''d
EEAN>--$-,-i 10 So pe; i.u>r;
C,SpI.Es.-S, &" ! - p"r poini
CHg::>E--$3 ~ 10 81 per pn,i;.i.
CnrYlI--$i1! 20 SIl! per pound.
CcGN-$ to SI2 per bllshel, ind s'"Trr
CoEN MEAL--:I2L TO ST.: per b:,shcl.
H,Y--Scarr. ~ :,Ia per 100 pounds
oyIoHS.-S:;o per hnshcl.
pEAS.-S25 pbr husheI-Ycfy ,carra.
P0TAToES-Sweet. SI2 10 So yoI Dusnc!.-
Irish, 81 20 $40 per hushei.
PLANK-pine lumber. :Si25 per t;ou'ana feet
broad measure.
LmE-Sl5 to 90 90 per barre.
LA'p--S"l W go 81 po"'"'.
LiecoRs-" hiehry' 20 I" 90 pr E"s9',,"
apple brandy. soy !" 9G'' te'ch "'aI"y' '''
run. $40 10 o. W.. "i":"F' ~ &c s.-.-,.
MpLasSCs 90 % ~" r: gallon: s%5T::-!iu'"
u. to S!U.
NAIlS-H ~ !" SD" per "',%: i.''o:! "'e'
$50; bGt nfAoi' cannot h' hi'r', own 10 Wv
scarcely at non
SCGaS-Gi1hn 80 % 10 {" ~ re' ;''''
Crushed. y ~ 10 - 80 per pVHG'!.
i"Hk--S: n per po'"H
IErrEE - 10 > w per r'"""'
kirE.-.h !" .. "c.''' per P''''''
SA,--'' 20 =" I'l's' pe' H'""'''
~ - .o...,
E'o,tf s%1d 49, -" r'' ~. -
'!'o!Iy sE-@''' ''''-'7 - ~ '-'' ga 49,. 49,
!" W. '.a1t sac
N-sE2 per Dn1-!'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
TRGNI TIE EtpiDSE

ns.MGE c. IL, Jan. The II. "a. ;!t.7
airy .urgris.-,t;:H infantry i,Ea'.c iho ana
NY nr"r Eii,r..!t IH'a~r,.r .. an'y, e. tn 8,
,!av i:;if. ,.!rIir!:. 'a".+ st tieGs.
i i,:rca RUNNER If Tie i'ic-'" y"..rs' maa IL
the ,nnkcc army ure - cr'1,i'ng i;i' ;he wa =.
receiving Il. cyory instance lie 'ar!:e t"uni,
and thir:. i've tsi:..' !url ugh. Tnc c.'el'y
will preserve ihcis eli organizations l:..4:.;,
Veal" b;;r"rlT rai4-:t!>.Gi .i:"tcc bcin"
eight ica rccs Above zero.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
GENERAL LEE.

In the Senate, few days since. the Hon.
Mr. johnson, one Of the Senators from Ar
kansas, in IL very appropriate and eloquent
speech in support Of resolution g: thanks. to
Gen. Ice, presented Il isl of resolutions which
had heen adopted, returning. the thanks Of
Congress to various generals and ether off
GERS, of which Gen. Lee was not one, as most
of the resolutions which were passed origi
mated in the House of Representatives. The
implication is that that llousc has sligLtcd
our great commander.
Such q conclusion would he most uni ust t.
The House OF Representatives. and, though
we are safisf,d that the honorable Senator dii
not intend to 10 such injustice, we think that ii
is due u that House 70 publish the suhioined
of Representatives hy the representative Of
this district Mr.. Lyons) on the 2lst Of An.
gust, 1862. and immediately passed unaui
mously, and sent to the Senate, where they
have slept ever since:
cory.
A Joint resolution rendering the thanks oil
Congress to General Robert f. Lee, and the
officers and men under his command, for the
victories OIL the Chickahominy
Resolved, by the Congress Of the Confedc.
rate States Of America, That the thanks OF
Congress are due, and arc hereby rendered. To
General Robert +. Lee, and tho officers and
men under his command, for the great skill
and ability, and unsurpassed galiantry and
patriotism displayed by them in the battles
Ga the Chickahominy, on the 10Th. 9th, Goth,
and Goth Of June, and first day Of july, 1862,
when, with inferior numbers, they encounter
ed the .barbSrous and yindictivc enemies Of
our country, and drove their army Of at least
one hundred thousand men, Uuder their most
accomplished General, from their camps and
entertainments to find shelter under the guns
of their ships, leaving in the hanis Of The vie
tors great number Of prisoners snG cannon.
and large quantity Of ammunition an!
stores of various kinds.
Resolved, That the Secretary of War be re-
uuested to communicate the foregoing resolu-
tlon to Gen. Lee, and request him to commu.
nicate il to the army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
IRON EAST TENN ESsEE.

| RusSrhiyILLE. Jan ;.--Ow;ng ~ the cox!
wea.h cr everything is puiet in fron: The
main betty y! the enemy REMAIN IL AKA
around knoxgIiie Gen. Greu. visited Knox
vile recently, aud made = speech To- 5ha
troops. + Is reported tina, sginc ST The enc
my',baSc rc.2nii..ted under a!ter9 OF <1 6nan.
~ ara 4 md ~a:ran. l.Ha:aG IA. .,..at Tea
.sspS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

DIRECTORS az THE LrSkrIC AsYLUH-Thos
J. Niche, ESQ, Gen. kenten Harper, Maj. Hen
dersoa H. Bell, Gen. John D. Imboden, Col.
NJ o. Esrnas. Major John A. Hartman, Major
John B, Watts, Nicholas X. Trout, Esq, Rsy.
JAMES A. Lstape, DR.. john A. Davidson and
Jshn Newton, Esq, are appointed to constitute
the Court Of Directors or the Central Lunatie
Asylum at Stauuton, for three years from Nsven-
her last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
FROM SuTTH. MYSTERY n,

FROM SOL TH.WESTERN VIRGINIA.
AhISCpos, i'm. Tih.--Gsi!. YIN. T. Jnnrs
captured on Sunday iass. near Jonesvillc
Ice county, Va, over 400 OF the Yankee
force that hns been nicstlng that county
lie captured three pieces or artillery and ali!
their Wagons horses ASH ,J.uics.
His lass nas tise killed IN! ;wsir,. %nanj-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

SPECIE" FAiLINs.--Among the novelties at
the sale of Mr. L. g. Heath'a personal effects in
Chesterfield county Wednesday, was two
bushsi bag, t6led with copper pennies or cents.
The bag wu estimated TO hold about 1000 pieces
of the coin and the entire lot wss cried out at
SAFE per hundred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

TIE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. Jan. All inict-ro FIRM
It has boon raining incessant!y. and tic
weather is very cold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

sir"rr5 . G.. ..nr.. .a:"..,:.!.@

Entared Essaffn3 = " Gy.T,+. II re- -! .st!
by J. 8. Tnni:ir.E g, ,: yizr:': rii.r 0rs.r!.
Court 81 :la Gthin'-:, .ir- 20. - :t5s. c.! Oi5if
a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

G-f.la"ir
i,aTprAJfy SALES.

!
! I ANp FOR saLE.-i1S Acres " "r"i :.,=.t
! ,sr.s. =. jas 90
- IL. Is:tii'I< tis,r:SE ~ scr. -
! N. VS. siro; iTiA. htre.r ;ir.ts. at H~ ..-
! sar s... ii;oIurs H.. res'. &C., ~. 81, ocrao.
'-pg III: IN Strsg: II :".- r'h u. h".h ~HE".
% I'll 70 l'LIon street Oh wheh :! by I-.i 90 .'.'
! The Ito: " y u,g t';k. twc tiur,"s ., E,..
Tag. r,a a. Shy y fe-. cGverA - ,ur .. ..,
ventilated. A.: ilrge doubt. ro-ch IN &C., 70 ..u'-n
f :i, hSur'st. a TIE res, nj -E,'.a ''' .-. .a-
! snl ''-r l''. Y-rd, ard 1i' -! - i -
rs sl,- io' .':'rs.. 81. sSn 6s....t
! g.. a.. ..,,.-.. :: ,v,ii: she ,TF'lir7 .'"." &c..
I.... ne. o.. 2. . I'D -ri rn''efl 3. =.
I. ..'s .g. /. l,- Ion ssy'u > '.'s'.. -" p.
/; -, ,.--., Go"HIS 4 ., 49,
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