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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14
News Items.

The Louisville Democrat has informa-
tion from Knoxville officer to the effect
that Longstseet has mounted his men, and
is going to North Carolina, having sent
his teams, DC, to Richmond.
The rebel gunboat Webb was seen re-
Gently at the mouth Of Red River.
The following paragraph is clipped from
the especial orders and instructions" said
to have been found upon the person of
Colonel Dahlgren. 1t is greatly to be re-
GREETED that anything so damaging to our
cause should have come to light THE
men must be kept together and well in
hand. and, once in the city, it must be de-
stroyed, and JEFF Davis and his Cabinet
killed. Pioneers will go along, with com
bustible material. The officer must use
his discretion about the time of assisting
us. Horses and cattle which we do not
need Immediately must be shot rather than
left" Dahlgren's prisoners will suffer for
this.
The man, See, who recently killed two
soldiers at Lancaster, Ohio. and for whose
arrest a heavy reward was offered, has sur
rendered himself to the authorities of
Fairfield County. Where are the mon
who murdered his son?
Rumors Of foreign recognition are thick
ening every day. The Baltimore cores
pondent of the Enquirer says "There is
great uneasiness in regard to rumors of the
recognition of the South. by France and
England. Bets are running high on the
rsSults Of foreign intervention" Wewill
bet high that it will be bad business.
The order for the Florida expedition
was "by the President, and signed Major
Hay" So says Halleck.
General Meade is sick of pneumonia
The rumor that France is about to rec
ognize the Southern Confederacy, is dis
credited at Washington. That's no sign
of ducks nest.
Colonel Frank Wolford, Of Kentucky,
so familiarly known in connection with
Wolford's cavalry, has been arrested by
Federal authority, for making q Union
speech at Lexington, Kentucky, lately
All quiet at Chattanooga.
Gold has declined to Sl,6l.
The smallpox is very prevalent at Port
Royal aud Beaufort.
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette pronounces the "instruc.
tions" published by the Richmond papers
as having been found upon the body O
Colonel Dehlgren, to be forgeriss. There's
a lie out.
Attorney General Bates wrote letter
10 the Brooklyn Sanitary Fair, which il
oecasioning good deal Of comment. L
savors strongly Of Democracy.
Governor Bramlette. of Kentucky, hal
notified the Government that he will resis
the enlistment of negroes in that State
Bully for him. at
Mrs. Beauregard, wife of the General
died on the Cd inst, Her funeral is de
seribed as the largest ever seen in New
Orleans.
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Exchanges.

FoRTREss MoSEoE, March | | The steamer
New York arrived last night from Point Look.
out with six hundred privates and forty dve
officers, rebel prisoners,
The New York sailed for City Point this p.
NJ. Rebel Gen FitzhuPh was upon the flag
of truce boat to be exchanged
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PosItIon OF Rebel Generals.

CUMBERLAND GAP, Mch l9 Reliable Infor-
nation says Lougstreet's Headquarters are
at Grecnville, Tenn, Buckner's at Bulls Gap.
Their main forces are between these two
points. Their pckets are eight miles above
Morristown
General Vaughan is at Rogerville, General
Jones at Longs Mills, eight miles below Jones.
vile, Va
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK, March IA,
CoTToN-Quiet at n. s4rtF1
FLopR-A shade frmsr, at 6.65@6 rs
for extra State. Round Hoop Ohio 20
al 26
WMEAr-l, ,le@l IT Chicago Spring l,6l
@l,62 Milwaukee Club l,67@l,7O Winter
Red.
cORs-ysry quiet and steady at sl@sli
for store.
oArs-In very fair demand and steady at
sO@Ol,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14

BJrThe Government has 10000 diseased
horses at Washington that are dying of
rapidly, The men who are taking care Of the
horses contract the disease, and are dying at
ths rate of ten or fifteen daily. Spectators
are purchasing these diseased horses and
taking them 10 various parts of the country,
and the disease will doubtless spreal through
the country, spreading disease and death
among men and animals - Exchange.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14

the enemy sustained About 500 mon killed,
wounded and captured as many horses killed
and captured, The men OF the expedition de-
moralized, and their horses so much Injured
"a to be worthless for months
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A movement GO be made in the south

ST. Louis, March l4.-Yicksburg advices,
say:
All boats at that place are pressed into the
Government service.
1t is reported that movement will be
made via Red, Black and Washita rivers to
Monroe, thence by land TO Shreveport, Louis.
aoa Gen. viele will cooperate from Little
Rock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14

The Rev. Mr.. Hammond, revivalst preacher,
is about to make trip to Palestine to recruit
his exhausted energies-E Exchange
Better make trip TO Hilton Head to ire
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Democratic Nominations.

FIRST MONDAY 4rHl OF APRIL.
CITY TICKEr
Nay wv. n. GILLESPIE.
Narshoi-1TACY y. CAIN. -.
fqHrWary Director -LAWRENCh BJiE.
Wood Ne4su t,--RObERf ALLEN
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Osss,ablss--A. N. OYLER,
A. HrLbURT.
WARD TICKETS.
FIRST WARD
CogneQ-AMOS UECKRE.
SehoUt Boara--J. y. GILBERT.
Assessot--LEWtS HEINlH.
sECONp WARD
Coaaei i-MARCUS ELLs.
Sc,ooi Eoard-
Asssf so--r. A. WISE,
THIRD WARD
Cbuaei,-nANlRL HEtNTz.
Seaoot Bjars-EPHRAIM lINDSLH
A,sesso---NICHOLA5 STALEV.
FOURTH WARD
CouncI HENRY II. HtLGEFoRf
School B Btdri-DAVID A HUUB.
tssor--JACOB STEPHANS.
FIFTH WARp-
Cu4rI-HENRY sCHLAMANN.
Sc col B0drd-H ENRY ROlT.
As,sssor-wILLIAM DANY
SIXTH WARD.
CDaaeV- -
SHOOT Bprrd-ThOMAs y. THREsHER.
Asssss9r--PANKRATlUS WEIDNER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14

AAestin7ontdt q hfs S1feh 6shttJ
PRoF pEMBSx; I'VE years age my scalp became
diseased and my hair hced 10 fall very fast
TRe disease spread until my scalp complete
sore. 1t became very painfn at night was
brolen the burning and Itch hing satoR was npsup-
only morrentnry relief consulted several physi.
cians Of this city. was informed by them that the
disease with which my scalp affected was the salt
Rh utn. and that they coudnot benefit me. read p
your advertisement and concluded 10 consult you.
You assured me that YOU would eradicate the dissass
and my hair, which had become very thin ...
With that assurance placed myself IN youe hands,
and the results are, have luxurispt head Of HAIR;
my scalp ls perteety well, and my hair has ceased to
fall Ost. Respect uly yours, ..s Nl EH
Mas sARAH GouLp, No. III South Pearl STREET ll ,.
II IL fact acknowledged by all whs have used the
Hair Rsstorer, and their name Legion that il is
THE ONLY PREPARATION
Thst would e1ecualy and permanently restore the
hair OF those who are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative ~
is the sronge evidence Of the old be eae6ts it.
confsrrnR upon
THE HINAN FAMILY. ----..
The confidence OF the public has beeA ottaned, and
they all unite in atiesng to is na rt and vast snper-
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever intrhduced. do not recommend my prepara-
hon to cause hair to grow six feet N uehy as many
consistent with the laws Of Mature Te those who srs p"
skeptical or ncredulous will make bona tds offer;
win forfeit $1,000 iI. "a
zone thousand Dollars) fail 10 cure the warst
cases Of partial badness, under fifteen years
TIE ONLY GEN me HAIR EEsToREE. II
This wonderful remedy is ssld by druggists geuer.
III YOUR DRUGGrsT BIAS NOT cor IT SEND Ig
FOR TT.
NB-Cures nuaanteed in every care " here the dj.
rections for implicitly oheyed
PROF. II. A.. DE MUM, o.
Sole PROPRIETOR No. % orange street. ~ 9 O. 81.
felSdlY Albany, New York.
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Lieut.. Gen. Grant.

PHILADELPHIA, March l2-General Grant
was a passenger on this mornings early train
from Washington. He changed cars at the Re.
lay House and proceeded west
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Z. Adam Leiss saainst Thomas Rsttorf Ne. e,Res.
ClVil acton. Before William Goudy, Justice ef The
Ohio.
ON the 18th day OF Jhnusry, is04 AA order 81 AZ,
taohment was issued by said Justee Rsninet said
Thomas houoTf, Tor the sum Of twenty -seTen dollars
and teventy cents (sT 10), and faid ease has been
continued 70 the ssh day Of FshTuary, lss, AZ eght
O'clork m. -.
NIdwA z ADAM LhlSH. 4
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No more exchanges TO he made Except
upOh the Principle OF Man for NJ an
Regardless of Color.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-The National In
teHigencer of this morning denies that Gen.
eral Meade intends retiring on account Of i'll
health.
The Chronicle says General Wadsworth
is instructed to state that no more prisoners
will be exchanged except upon the principle
of man for man regardless Of color.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14

A wit has just discovered the true cause Of
the bravery IN negro troops; they are the eel
or-bearers Of the human race. Exchange.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that The undefs gned has
IN this day been appointed Adnill traitor Of the
esttls Of Herman W. kook deceased late of payte8,
Montgomery oouaty, Ohio. ..ltl .r.
CONSTANTINE EWiRsLEk
Dayt0a chic, February ps ise4-dtwaWs
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ASsI0NEElS NOTICF.

A IL persons having claiHs neAinsi Jsb Henry
N SuydermAn, will present them TO the underaign.
81, who has been duly appointed ars gnee, ior settle
ment iaaWse WILLIAM KLOEKER
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY oRDE
OF COURT. D
IN THE VILLAGE OF OARROLroN


IN THE VILLAGE OF OARRoLT0N,
ON TTEsDAY. the 1sd day Of March, D. 1884,
" between the hours OF two and four o'eloos p m,
on the premises, will he sold 10 the ighest bddeT,
the following real estate as the property Of John
Dodd-, deceased to-WiE Situate In the county Oi
Montgomery aud state OF Ohio all OF lots No. At and
as situate and being in the town Of cArrolton agree
ably TO the plat Of said town. Said lots have Them
large, fine and commodlous brick DIV SLING, good
stable. and other good ouhulldngs
Said property has been app alsed, ree Of DOVER At
$1,000 and cannot sci for lsss than two thirds of the
apprsis ed yRlue thereof. M.
TERMS OF sALE-uns- third cash m hand on day
Of sale, and one third in and one-thlrd two
years with interest rom day Of aalss 10 be sscarea bE
mortgage on the premises -
Administrator OF John Dodds, dee4aped.
ApAA cLAT, Attorney feaoWts
H. L. Dite et al, Adninistrators OF Samuel pnis de-
ceased, ". g. French, A. J. Guthudga and John q.
Bennett. Champaign Common Pleas.
4 WILL offer for eale on II .H
Saturday AprI ., 1854,
~ two O'clock n OF said dsy, 80 the door OF me
Court House IN the city of Dayton, in the coanty Of
Montgomery, the following described real estate,
Lot nutn rered thirty four hundred and Eve tSA05l ~
numbered on the revised plat OF the city of Dayton,
county OF Montgomery, and state Of OhiN,
Taken on eKeeut on As the properly OF A. }. 0utt-
ridge at the sm Of II. L. Ds et a, Administrators az
Samuel nilts, deceased ". s. Frieneh et Al
Appraised ~ $3.50 aud cannot cell for less tan tive
thirds OF said appfaiaemenL Terms cash. rn
ma5wts GEoRGH WoGAAAN, Sheriff
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DR. SW EETS INFALLIBLE IMMINENT
FOR HORSES 10 unrivsIed bs any. sud in
ail cases OF Lsmeness. arising from Sprains.
Bruises OF Wrenrhing, it, effect y magical
and certain Harness OF Saddle Calls,
Scratches. Mango. &c, It will slsp cure
speedily SPAWN and RioRbone msv be easily
prevented snd cured IN their incipient stages.
bu, confirmed cases are beyond the pos~-
bilily ofs radical cure. No case Of the kind,
however, 10 so desperate or hopeless but il
may be silevisted by This Ii nimsni, md i's
faithful application will always rrmov- the
Lameness, end en.ble the horse 10 travel
with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should hsve 'hir rem
edy At hand, for lie timely use ., the first
appearance Of lsmeDess will effec,.siIy pre-.
ven, those formidable diseaser mentioned, 70
which oil horsee are liz bic. sid which rem
der 60 many otherwise valuable horse- near
" worthless. See advertisement.
September 26sh, 1858 -ly.
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NOflCEi - h-srby gwen inst I'll persons
~ having claims, notes. or accounts flied
~ sios, The ~~sssr q any dec-ndesi. ~ ,hs
.Eauft " Comsnon ples., u DUBOIS count.
Indiana, tAst -tand fos Trial according "a
lay, nre rrquesird 70 come for~ ard snd b.
ftsid&d tcsrtove The same. 90 The same will
~ d'smssscd ~ the cos's Of the claimants
said elaine will be 'or ,rial Il the May Tern
1864. 81 enid Court b. order Of the Court
Wi'ness my han', shis 18Th day % Jan
Alb 1864
'Ai HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk.
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COMMON FUND.


The north half Of the quarter Sec H. Town south
Dixon. May 1853 $780, Jam 1894 s14;
total due S2la rs.
west and the north Of The North sc TO- and the north
ar the north hnh Town south range
containing together 100 mrtgagci M John Grass 70 the state OF
Indiana JAN g. 1882 fr the $500 nt due Jan l. 1864 SIS 40
total intending S2i5 o.
The south the the north the south
Is west
by Robert Green Indiana H. S5S for the
$780, Int due $40 80; total including costs slG7
The west halt Of the moth IT Sec 3d. south
Nov 1885, for the Of 5000 interest due January 1854 Sl4;
total amount due including S2i9 IS.
acres; mo'gagcd y Peter Harris Indiana July - 1865.
for the Of $780, interest due January 1851 So total amount
including $40 IS.
The . the oil
40 by A. Ilcursn State
Indiana Oct % 1859 for the Of Si1o n due JANUARY J. a.
81 70 total due. including $12l Is.
The south quarter Of the south quarter snuh
containing 40 By Kndc the State
Indiana 26 sum 500 interest due Jan l. 1864,
- 20 total amount including SCI -.
Part Of the south Of Sec So
tanning o4 nortragd BY Miles sulc Indiana March
49, So for the $500; due S21 ncung $32S 90
CONGRESSIONAL.
The sonh the snul
containing 40 nortgayed ly WI IL Harris the Of In
DIANA April SO 30
total including COTS. 800 s.
The north quarter the nor, qof Sec cul
40 liawhe OF
Indiana. July 81 1857, the SEQ f9 81
20 total amount including c-is S57 - NN
The north half Of the north scah
Nc
Mcke Feb 1862 the 500 due Jan Sdt SIS 3u
total amount. including costs, 500 S. fp
The north the the the
Of Sec a. ard the south the south Sec In
all IN south lz0 v Ste
en McD Miller to the state OF Indiana January 1872 for the snm Of
$780, interest due JAM l. 1864 $40 5o total with GIGS ~
The north Of the north Sec south
containing 40 morgagd BY Harvey Nicholson
Indiana. Sept z. 1884, fr 1S64,
so; amount $50
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THE GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY,

No. 81 Vescy street, New York;
Since ito organisation. has created aev
ere in The history Of
Wholesaleing Teas in this Country
They hsve introduced ,leir seIecsions Of
TEAS. md are srIIihe ikrn afnds0ver
TwO:cENTs (0s) per pound shove Co q
Nsvrr dsviasisg from the ONE PRICE
asked.
MOTHER peculiarly Of the Company
"A 10 shs, their TIA TAsrER not only de-.
v,ies HE time 20 The selection Of their TEAS
- 70 qualify. vslus, and psrsirulss style,
Tor particular locsIities Of country, but h.
helps the TIA buyer TO choose out Of their
-nnrmcus stock such TEAS q are best
ada pied 10 biz particular wants. aud moi onI,
Ihis, but points out to him the best bargains
Il 10 essy to Gee the incalcuIable sdvan-
ssge TEA BUyER hss in this esssb lishmen,
over all others.
II hs il no Judge Of TEA, or the MAREKr
II HE time 10 valuable. he hss I'll The bene6 +,
II we'll organized system Of doing business
Iof IN immense cscitsl. Of ihe judgement
lof . professional TEA TAsrER. aud the
knowledge VI Superior ssIesmen.
This enables oil Tee buyers--Do matter
liz they are thousands Of miles irons this
msrket-is puTchsse on % good terms herr
ne the New York merchsn's
Parties cen order Teas and will Be served
lby us - we'll % though they came them
Iaelves, being sure 70 ret original packages,
true weights and iares; and the Teas ore
Wsrss nsed a. Represented
We Issue PRICE List Of the Company
Tess which will be sent 70 81 who order IL;
comprising
IIyson, Young Tyson, Imperial, Gnn-
powder. Twankay and Skin.
|O0l0Mc, S0UCn0Mc, ORANGE AND
nvS0M PEk0f.
JAPAH TEA Of every description, coIored
and uncclored.
THE Hst hiss each kind Of TEA dlvidedin-
10 FOUR cissses. namely: CARGO, high
CARGO. FINE. FINEST, thst every one
msy undersiand from description end The
prices annexed shst The Company ere deter
mined 20 underselI the whole Tes trade.
We guarantee 10 cell ALL our Teas o.
no, over TWO CENTS COZ Cents) per
pound above cost. believing this 70 BE- a.
tvsctive 10 the many who have heretofore
been Paving Enormous Pso6ss.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Importers and J obbsss, No 81 vesev Street.
NEW YORK.
September 20. 1853. -3m
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Az IMPORTANT DAY Monday. Decem.
Der l2;h. was very busy day 10 Congress
and enterprises Of much piIh aud moment
were presented by members engaged 10 the
interests Of God and humsniIy .'-n witness:
Mr. Hale introduced bill prohibiting the
holding Of any person in servisude except
on contract.
NJ. Eilio, introduced bill to eslsblish .
bure ~ Of emancipation.
Several bills were introduced to repeal
the fugitive slave Law.
Several bills were insroduced 20 70 amend
the constitutions - ~ abolish slavery in eli
the S'sfes.
Mr. Lpvsj,y introduced . biz to prosert
freemen, aud 10 provide for Furnishing those
~ho ut. mpi 10 snslsve them.
MF Wilson Introduced q oil TO amend
The constitution, declaring sIvery iocompsti-
ole with free government
And last. the least:
Mrs. Nancy Arnold introdsreda bill, with
= lille nearly - long a. The tail The Psesi.
deut's message. 20 sssirt the President 10
carry on, The emancipation procIsm ssion Of
January la, 1868
This j. the k,nd Of legislation which &C.
cuplss the attention Of G mgress. IL IF CT
a .niggrrs' j. discussed 10 the health, hap.
pinesr. aud moral sdvsnc.me -, winch have
attended fh-ir cnloniz sfion ~ .freeneI at
vIcksbu.g -[Chicsg- Tines.
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AGENTLEMAN. cured Of Nervous De-
bili,y. Incompesency, Premature decay and
You'hsui Error, ac,uatsd BY desire to ben
FIT vih.rr, will be happy to furnish 70 oil
~ho nerd i Gree Of chnses) the recipe and
directions for making the simple Remedy
n-ed 10 his case. Those wishing 10 profit
~ HE experience and possess vaiuabIe
Remedy will receive the same, BY return
mail Carefully sesled.) BY addressing.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No GO nassau STREET, NEw YoEx.
Augosi 10Th 1868, 3m.
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coMnUSfcATED.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A cuRA.
BILE OlSsASE!I
A CARD.


vyNHE undcrsig ned having been restored %
u heath 10 few weeks. BY q very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
~iih q -evas u % s!srcilon, and this, DIRE ID
disease. Consun i,n-is anxious 70 make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the mesns
~ cure.
To all who d.ssire IL. he wilt send copy
~ the prescription used Gree Of charge
with the directions Tor preparing sna .sriug
the ssTe. which they sill find q suRK CURg
FOR CossvnPTtos. ASTHMA. BBpHcHirIs
CouGHs, Coins. &c. Tue anlv object u the
advertiser In sending tho Prescription IL 10
benefit the afflicted. sud spread iniorms.
zion W hitch he conceivss to b. invaluable.
snd he hopes every sufferer will Try his
remedy. ssit will cost them nothing. and
may prove 4 blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
w lismshurg. KinRs County, New York.
Sept. 26'h 1863 Am.
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EprroR OF CouRifR.
DEAR Shy Win your permission I wish
90 ssy TO The readers OF Your paper that
will send BY return mail 10 al who wish il
Gree Recipe, with iuII directions fo'
making and ssing . simpIe Vegetable Balm
THAT Gill effsctusIly remove. in 10 days
Pimples, BIo,ches. Tan. Freckles. and 81
Impurities Of The Skin. lessing the same son
clear, smooth and beautiful.
Twill also msiI free 20 those having Bald
Heads Or Bare Faces. simple directions and
nicrmssion that will enable them 10 start I
fulligrowsh q Luxnrians Hair. whisksrs
o. j Nousssshe. 10 Lees than 80 days Al
spplIessiens answered by rssusn mail with
out charge.
RespecsfnlIv yours,
TH0S. p. CHAPMAN,
Chemist
M. S3l Broadway, New "
August ]. 1868. -3m. .. q
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Residence opposite Indinns Hotel, jasper. }
HAS . large stock Of Dry Goods. Groce-
H ries and Notions. which he is DESTROYS
Of peddiine ou' on the principle Of "smsiI
profits end quick ssIee." He gives below
some Of his prices. and invites those whs
wish to buy. to cal on him q his home. or
stop his wagon, when IN motion. An kinds
Of produce taken !, exchange for Qood-.
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0JIn bis New Yrk speech. Wendell
Phillips sold; I'VE have laid 40 80 Of
The mobiles, lives in the Uuion IN M grave.
Wa haue mor'gagsd The Industry Of tae fu
ture with $4,000 900 900.
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N OTTO E

Is hereby given all whom that the whole hccv
c tracts land in the foregoing list cntaino much thereof
the principal and damages and
advertising due from the thereof will be sold the House
door jasper, Of Dubois Indiana Monday
1864 said principal
paid before that time Witness my hand Auditor 81 county
Let day OF January, 1864. THEO SONDERMAN, "A. u. @.
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STATE OF | DIANA, DUBOIS co:

THEODORE SONDERMAN, Anlitr Of said comfy, said
do hereby certify that tn foregoing list contains full and
al
pncla remaining unpaid Corimon
school innds Dubois county, January 1854
Witness
hand Auditor Of said county this 1st day January 1884
TlEO. SONDERMAN A. d. c.
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DDubois Circuit Court, Judge
Burke presiding. begins its January
term next Monday week. Tie Clerk
issIuslns that the number Of cases filed
Is aba,t as large A. usual.
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,ErA curious and interesting die covery
has recently been made 10 California. o. a
ryramid very similar in construction 70 the
Evp'ian pyramids. only very much smaller.
The stones composing the coosres average
siz fees 10 length, md from one foot 10 thee
FRET IN shickness.
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N f w GOODS!
Cheap ~ the Cheapest:
JOS. FREADM AN

n INFORMS the public generally that be
y has just returned from the ci,ies Of
Cincinnati and Louisville. with ' stock ~
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE AND NOTIONS. which IL unsnr-
passed Ia sny store IN this locality. and
which he has purchased on such favorable
terms % will enable him 70 sell % cheap,
II mt cheaper. than any merchant in this
locality. Give me : call and sstisfy your.
selves. ~ The big brick on The esst eide Of
the Public Square, Jssper tnd.
October :. 1868. JOS. FREEDMAN.
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ME Undersigned will proceed with The
- county surveyor ~ Dubois county on
Che 9Th dsy o. + b. 1864 10 run The lines
end determine The boOndsfies d Section
y 20. AZ. 10 town Q south range 49,.
3 The intermediate lines will also be run and
me cOsLsss thereof esysblished. pessons
Interested will please BE- p3etens.
Jsn. 18th, 1864 HAR. LUEENS.