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Coprnn more actIvo, bus Fsshss b0Wef; saIeo Of
$50 900 lbs Portage LAss ~ <Jo l1ke 10000 lbs do
81 Sfxc t7ke, and 20 ooe ibs Dsxes ~ See, vhich
h nov Offered At ifkc Baltimore quiss ~ lfke
Covypn n-rhero vas rather more toas - th~ market
q. Ne eioss saA sssss vses Feessss4 ~ ~ ~ q
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-Seedeaf was 10 fair export demand, and sales have
been cected OF 10 New York wrappersy 100
Connecticut aud 800 cases PennsyvnniA wrappers and
alles We Quote-Copnectcu running lots, 32c. 3Ic.
do wrapper lots, aoc. a 65c. do. selections, 6oc
75c do fllers, l5c. i6c. New York, running
lots, 22c. O S0c.; do wrapper lots, SIC. s0c.;
DO. seectirns, soc. . 55c., and do. 1ers, 12c lac
Iunning and Wrapper lots, 21c $50. do
selections 3sc. 45c, and filters and BINDERS, 3sc. lSc.
Ohio running lots and hiers, 10c. Spanish tobacco re-
mains inactive. Havana llers are offered duty pao,
from Csc. 6oc per lb, gold or It's equivalent in
rency. Manufactured remained quiet. :.
Ts.-The market wss quiet, and we have only 10 70.
port so pigs Sras at 6lc Plates were quiet and
nominal.
Woot remains Inactive, and holders are Offering do
meetic freely at S5c. 90c., without resp1uss
from buyers sale OF 500 600 lbs. Valparaiso 20 40
Eastern manufacturer 10 the of 900 per 10
wHisgrr.-Rccepts, 400 bbls. Market dull. unsettled
aud Irregular With sales OF 900 bbs at T5 81 70 Al
extremes for State and Western
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The following table exhibits tho receipts and shipments
Of -four aod grain Milwaukee during the week ending
september "a compared with receipts and shipments
during the same time Iast yeAr-
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FIN ANCIALs

A TLANTIc SAVINGS BANA-cHATHAM SQUARE
New York-open daily; SIX cont interest allowed
Deposits made now before Ocpober !. will draw
'n'''s'' ''" NJ d. VAN PELr President
CHAS. d BAILEY. Treasurer.
JosryH p. CoorIR Secretary.
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Stock Exchange.

lU0y3 DO. ......bi0
SuU Erie lst mtge BIDS
500 Hud I'd III 8 { bds
3sU Cnic, BIO SIS ! m
luUu III Central BIDS =.
:tpJ ohio x y W let m
5Ss iol A wab I'd m.
lOyu Nil A Si p 1t IN.
20vJ American gold C
= shs Imp 4 Tr Bank
LOO Canton Co. .b0
200 do. ....... 80.
255 Penn Coal Co. -.
To- /, uicksilyer Mining
100 cumb Coal pf bio
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Nav Worm NInrket.

NEw YoRK, January lG.-Flour steady
and more active 6 s5G86 30 for extra State
7 1901 G5; for Ronnd Hoop Ohio, Wheat
a shade frmer and in good demand 48947
Chicago spring; 43@46 for Milwaukee club.
1868 for Winter Red Western; $1,000
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice
Corn heavy l 25@l 26 for store, Oats
C. lower S5@9G3 Pork shade firmer | so
al 62 old; ll4@l IL new mess. Lard
firmer ll@I2i Whisky duh and unsettled
at 92GG94.
NV YoUK, January lG Stocks dull,
easy and steady. Money in fair demand at
seven per cent Sterling nominal. United
States skies at 81. Eric Gil. New
Gold | 553 Coupons 81 20, Harlem g3,
One wear certificates 981.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January l5-Hou. John
Kerr, OF Maryland, has been nominated by
the President to the Senate for confirmation
s. Deputy Solicitor OF the United States
Court of Claims, in place of Richard Bates,
resigned.
Colonel RashloH, the Danish Ministers, re-
turned to Washington yesterday, and to-day
had a formal interview with the President, in
which expressions Of the kindest feeling, on
the part of both Governments, were inter
changed. This gentlemen has been absen,
on q special mission to China, where he nego'
tiated a treaty for his Government
Mr.. Finke, of New York, to-day gave no.
tee of a bill TO provide a new classification
Of pensions, according to the nature and ex
tent of disability.
Although it has been decided that the am
uasty of the President does not extend to pris
oners of war, as n class, nevertheless, he is
preparedto give such individuals among u;
It's benefit, when examination into their indi
vidual cases demonstrates the propriety OF the
aut ON his part
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PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING FOR
UNION PRISONERS.

WASHINGTON, January l5.-Tho Baltimore
American announces that 500 boxes and bar
rels have been sent TO on prisoners at Rich
mond. Heneeforlh all packages sent to this
office will ba forwarded to the rebel Capital.
Our prisoners ara not now suffering for want
OF clothing.
Tw delegations we're before the Committee
on Ways and Means this morning urging that
a tax be laid on crude oil instead of refined.
The Committee Oh reconstruction in the rebel
States will very soon report a bill
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mcoiral.
How to Keep in Good Health
N
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DIsEAsEI
1Mcoiral.

TllE primary cause of every disease that flesh ls
/ heir 10 ~ tinpunty Of the blood. The hlood he
comes impure from many causes. Impure AR. Or
chm go OF weather, unwhoiasolde food aud exposure
ee. among tho principal can4eB of nnplrNy Of IN
blood. The symptoms are giddness, hradiche, con
stpahOn Of the bowels, had tSBto In tho mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in tho back and logo.
osA of appetite, slcepless nights, colc, cramp, pnn
and t%ightness OF tho chest, hoarthurn, govt ami Theli
maiism, puKing amt pnrgIng, chllls aud levers more
or lass accompanying these, and a long tram of trOlth
lesomo aud dangerous affections, nil oil which may he
prevented amt cured by taking a lew doses OF pr.
| SIltICklANp'h NEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity Inc bloodRnd Itu
the stomach, bowels and liver ia n healthy condition.
They ara particularly suitable for chrouc and nervOlIs
| Diseases. Every amily and every soldier shodld
keep n supply OF these Pills, ~ many diseases are Oh
ylHtsd by tieir use. They are II mlld and safe medi
cine, ana can DO takon vt any time without danger OF
taking cold.
Sold by AL druggists, or sent to any part on receipt
Of twenty hive cents and siamped anVelopa. Address
cd Or. sTRidKL LAND, . east Fourth street, 0ineinns
Il, OHIO. ,.pl.0. lis1l a Hafut
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GENERAL MAGRUDRRs FORCE.

WAsRlxcroN, January l5-rhe 7Tmes
special says authentic iGiormetion 70 gentle
men, places Magruder's forces in Texas not
exceeding $4,000, and Taylors and other for.
ces in Louisiana not half hat number They
are 40 scattered and transportation so scarce
that they could not be consolidated in less
than two months.
It is quite probable the tax on all manufac.
tured articles will be doubled before the close
Of the session Of Congress upon recommenda'
ton Of Senator Brown.
Secretary Chase has consented to remove
tho restrictions on trade in Missouri.
No Information OF q rebel cavalry raid TO
Leesburg, has been received at General Au-
gur'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 here by the
Government to repair the railroad in Tonnes
SEQ, which will be in complete running order
on the opening Of spring.
The report telegraphed this morning from
Pittsburg that Mrs. Senator Sprague was in
ljured by the accident on the Cleveland rail
road is incorrect She was here at the time
General Butler will remove bis headquar
tiers from Fortress Monroe to Norfolk.
General SLOVENIAN has gone to West TO re-
port to General Grant.
Chas. A. Dana, formerly of the Tribune
will probably disappointed Assistant Secretary
OF War.
The Tribune says the Internal Revenue
from July LIST 10 January 18th, amount L
S47, Gal 600. With the expected changes il
the excise law, the lowest estimates for the
second year are l42, 5000 while the high
est estimates would add $40, GOO, 900 or $50,
000, 900 thereto With no change in the reve
nue. law about $50, 600 would be produced.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
DIILTNTTT y DWITTa
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in PARTITION.
Samuel silver NogT0l.

'Ab"N"sN NNAA ga Nv
samuel huVer NoHtsl'
vs.
seIah Lhnuemuth et AiJ superior youIl.
\ opedlenee 70 the coulineh1 OF hn oIuer oi sac
\ made IN the above ease by the superior court q
montgomery county Ohlo, WI oner ~ public sale
on tle premises, near Germantown, IN ssis county, on
htiheslgg, ftoth0Y W lotfi i.
Betwoen the hours OF lua IN and y m ol SAID day,
the Following described red estate, u1i sitnatel N sad
county OF Montgomery anu state OF ONO, bounded
and described aNlohows, to'Wt'
une tract oI hueen acres being n part OF section "
Also, tho following tract Of land lying and being in
the county OF Montgomery aud state Of OHIO, as ls'-
lows, to.wit. belng N section Twelve 10 township
three ~ range Tour ~ vest OF the Great Miami nyer
being the north part Of the southeast quarter, con
tanning sixty acres and hny.eight hundredtha.
Also, we loll9HloSl racf yIns ~ MontgqtneIy eoun.
quarter Of SAID section, containing Is acres aud 40
PeTShes; ,o.o.nhoa ,r.o, ., Ian, .oo,
of partition ISSUED out OF the Superior Court IN Sud
case on the ~ day OF December AID. 1873, divided
Nsee pla9 as loIowsi o-Wlt .
Lot NO. y MY deAcuped N snd wrt moneead and
assigned 70 willow.
Lot No. 2, beginpinga AZ the northeast corner OF lot
No. ! thenee s9uth 70 ig west H1v'lo poles 70 a CO..,
ner on the north me OF lot NO. u thence u $ west u
$40 poles to q corner thence : 74,e@o poiesto acQr-
ner IN Twin Ofceki thehce = u q ~ poIcsto q corner
thence y 20 40 $40 poles TO a corner IN the public
r1adi thence 90 4l.lO poles TO acorner; thence =
"a " Spoles toa corner thence north O'dF west 70
I.lO poles To the place OF beginning, containing IA W.
lOo cores .
Lot Nos, Begnnlngat tho northwest corner Of lot
MOI; thence = 10 " e3S poles along the middle OF
the Twin Creek rhlroad bod to corner thence = ~
~ W poles 70 the east line OF lot No. u thence n6o
90 west zo4-lV poles 10 q corner; thence n % Q "a l,lO
poles To q corner thenco N so 10 @ S3 poles 70 the
place o. beginning, containing ~ 100 acres.
Lot NO. ., Beginnings inc hMt section corner pm
the east Inc OF sad sectioni thence y 9pe ~ ITO
poles TO n corner thence = 80 " ~ ~ poles To NE
middle OF the TWIN Creek railroad bod thence u "
l5 W w poles To the nal section lino; thence n 80 lg
. % i-lu poles TO the nlace OF beginning containing y
el-iOD acres lhcluulnB = private rChd ~ leet VIDE ON
the east sue OF mo railroad Led sald road being u
lehueu lol w use hhu uehchL u inc oWhof ol iot NO
D. r..U.. ....fU
Lot NO 0, beginning AZ mo southeast corner OF lCt
No. ii thence a3 aF ~ go poles. To the northeast
corner 81 John y unnckeTs land in said section
thence y so 3Vw 1901 poles To the middle at the
TWIN Creek railroad bed thence u ~. 10 y 30 7lO
poles TO INC southwest corner OF LOT NO. " THENCE n
80 g 59 V-lO poles 10 Tue place OF beginning, contain
ing y Iluo acres.
Lot No, 0, Beginning at the southwest corner Of lot
No. o; thence = 81 w W " poles 10 the %soulh0au5t cor.
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for Salr.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TIME personal property belonging TO ne estate OF
Is NJ ANtes, deceased, consisting of
one Black Mafe, One SorTel Gelding,
one Carriage, One rTottng buggy,
One spring Wagon, Ono one horse falu wagon
One cart, One Sleigh,
Harness, Now, Cultiyator, Harrow and other prop
erty, will he sold ut public ycndue, al the iatn ~ 4
dence Of IN. deceRsed, on Wslf Creek Tuinpiko,on"
mile west OF Dayton, on
SATURDAY, THE Grm DAY OF FEBRUARY,
Commencing At ten o'clock in the forenoon, and will
Ia all sold.
A credit of nine months well DO gwen when tho
amount purchased exceeds three dollars,
jalBdawts GEORGE Y. BOlER, Admir-,
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

NEw YoRE, January lG,-On Wednesday
General Butler sent important documents to
City Point by q flag of truce, bearing the sub
iact of exchange Of prisoners, In the mean
time he has ordered the rebel prisoners to be
brought within the lines Of his Department
to await u release, which he hopes to be able
to effect.
Among the intercepted Lamar correspond
ence is the following;
40 Messrs. Hartstein and Lamar;
"GRSTs-When you 90 to Paris call on Mr.
Sidell, and tell him from me TO negotiate Tor
the French Protectorate, in case of necessity.
The people will gladly accept it In the last ex'
,remity, with Mexico, France and the Confed
eracy 10 alliance; and with free trade we
would eclipse the world.
(Signed) -. b LAMAR
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A REBEL BURNEl

NEw YoRE, January lG-The HerGids
letter from the squadron of Wilmington, of
January 9Th, reports the chase and destruc-
ton on the 9th of the rebel blockade runner
Dare, by the Montgomery and Aries. Her
crew run her ashore three miles north of
Georgetown Light, South Carolina. The crew
escaped. The boats crews FROM the Mont
gomsry and Aries boarded and burned her,
A boats crew from the Aries was awamped in
leaving her, and Acting Master Pendleton OF
the Montgomery, in charge OF a launch, pick
ed up i've Of them while returning to his ship.
He saw others and turning to save them, has
boat was thrown on the beach, when all were
captured by the rebel cavalry, The men taken
we're Acting Master Pendleton, Engineer
George NJ. Smith, aud seventeen of the crew
Montgomery, aud Captain Parkman, one en-
sign and seven Of the crew of the Aries. The
United States schooner George Manyham, a
dayligh the next morning, went close into tbs
shore and shellad the rebel cavalry. The
Dare was about seven hundred tons burthen
and a side wheel steamer She was TOTALLY
destroyed. Her cargo was apparently no
large, but probably some distinguish rebel
were on board. The Dare was chased sixt!
miles.
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sTUARTs MOVE OCCASIONS
ALARM.

WASHINGTON, January l6.-Aocounts re-
csived here tonight, from the Army of the
Potomac, say that the reported move OF
Stuart cavalry occasions no alarm. 1t is moi
believed that he has a sufficient number oil
men even for less arduorl duty than a cam
paign on our right. II a cavalry move II
progressing in that direction, 1t cannot be o.
much magnitude. Trains are running 70 ana
from the army as usual, and no one a%nticipa
tss any interruption.
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THE ~CoNsCRIPTION ACT.

WASHINGTON, January l6.-The Worlds
special says the Conscription Act as it passed
tRe Senate provides that a drafted man who
nsys 800 Il exempted till every other mar
M bis district is drafted, when ne is again lia-
BE. Both classes are consolidated aud ok
emptions Of the only son Of a widow a father
of MothsrIess children &c, are stricken opt
The bill is DOW acceptable to the House Mill
tary Committee,
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMpmE
MONT DISPATCHES.
5000 CLAUSE.

wA~sHisoroN. January l6.--A special to
the Post says the House will insist that the
price Of communication under the enrolment
act ahail not be over $500.
Fernando Wood, VIA before the House on
public expenditures this morning, to makee
a statement respecting the New York Custom
House. Investigation, to commence Thurs
dav.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16
TIE CASE.

ST. JouSs, January l5.-The examination
in the Chesapeake case has been adjourned
until the 2lst inst The counsel for the pris.
oners we're not prepared to proceed to-day, in
the absence OF some documents, for which he
had applied to the Governor Of the Province
who required time to consult his legal advi
aars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16
NEW YORK ITEMS.

Nav YORK, January lG.-Maloom Camp
bell, arrested yesterday, has been discharged by
General Dix.
A complimentary dinner was given to Gen
eral Burnside last night by a few eminent cit
izenR.
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A country Resldence lOr Sale.

A DESIRABLE country rosidenee, with hnaen
n acres OF good land. lying one milo north OF lay
lou, on the old Troy road rs offered AZ private sale.
There IN a large aud comfortable frame house, and
good outbuildings, on tho land; an orchard Of dine
grated apple, peat and peach trees a large assert
meut Of strawberry vines, Of she Wilson, New Albany
aud Prolific varieties; also, about three acres Of young
currpnt bushes, for wine purposes. Any persona de-
string 20 purchase mre requested to call and examine
tho property tr them elves, oathe proprietor Us con
ddent That II will bear inspection.
Also, ten and a half acres OF tlmbered land, foul
miles north OF Dayton, uear the old Troy road.
no2fdnwd JAMES KEoOP.
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The 100 acre tract and ~ acre tract appraised together
at $40 per acre, free Of dover, and cannot sci for leps
"a OF the above appraisemeut.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
j. II. BAauOTr, Attorney. nJTta
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p, COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRICKLAND's M"ELLIBLUOUs COUCH
~ NJ DALSAM. ti l'At

Thus ~ the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent balHam %ontltusla, ucally It. Mrs,
Mitchell, Barr street, Cincinnati, says she has been a
ieariui sufferer with cough for many years, 80 bad ms
Of this Balsam, and has been better ever since, and
advises all who3 eaye Coughs, C6Lls and Asthma 10
try this vahlAble Cough nalsam. Fifty cents per bot.
tie. Sold by all druggists, aud manufactured at No, 0
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
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legal.
sHERIFFs SALE
srArLn ANp TANoY aeooRRIEs. An.

II WILL sell az public auction on
FRIDAY, JANUARY tB, 1904,
AZ tho store room iormeriy occupied by M. v. u.
shepard, No, 224 Fifth street, Dayton, Ohio, the FOL.
groceries contrasting OF sugar. coffee, tea, tobaoco,
Inolasses, syrup, honT, canned ffuit corn meal, beans,
crockery, candies and lot Of Yankee notions; also,
ono hand.eart; an entire stock OF staple aud lancy
groceries, &o. Also, l paTlOr coal stove and pipe, I
center table, l set cane seat chairs, l lounge, l Boston
rocking chair.
Taken on execution as the property Of Martin Y. Il.
Shepard, at the suit Of KneislI a Mclntln. Terms
cash. sale TO commence al ton o'clock n m, and con
Enue until all Is sold. NhHAHLlA
GEoRGE woGAMAN, sheriff
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FIRE.

RAcIEE, Wiz, January l6-The North
College building burned to day, Loss, $40,
900; insured for 5000. The scholars are
safe.
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ICE nnINa nAMAGE.

harbor is very thick doing considerable dam
age to shipping.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SHERIFF"S SALE.

David seybold ct al. Va C~athauna Wolf OF al. Cge
No. 2sGO Montgomery superior Court In Pam
ton.
DY virtue Of and IN obedience to, the commando i
ID an order o. sale made by the Superior Court oi
Montgomery County, ONO, and to me drected, / v9ll
otter At publir sale Ht the door o. the court HouseAn
Satpiny, F6ulaly 10, 1906,
Az o'clock y m oi sad ,hay, Ia following described
real estate, tp-Witi Situate Ia The county OF Moutgonl
sry and state ui Ohio; all Of the northeast uunrterbol
section number ~ two. of township N) four, range
% five, cast, Sc, containing one hundred and hny
seven (lb7) acr y, more or less. p
Also, the northeast quarter Of section number my
eleven, township az four, range, () five, cast, Se.
containing ono hundred aud iny-s x and forty
hundredths (l50 i6.iOOl acres, No surveyed by Sanue!
Archer, June lG, 1915. h
Also, that tract or parcel Of land conveyed to Jacob
Is. Wolf by lHniai Miller, by decd dated April ",
1882, and boundedapd described a. follows: Beginning
at the southwest corner OF the southwest quarter di
section IL, townships range o, east, Se., and which
was, under u writ OF Partition issued out OF this cOut
on the 29th day OF December, 1868, divided as follows
To wit one hundrod and three acres OF tho west end
Of sad tract, ieiug one hundred and three poles and
eighteen links nom woat 10 east, the eptre lYidtho i
said trart, and being the west part 81 the southeast
quarter Of section number lS, township 4, ranges 5,
east, sc.
BY said Commissioners TO Catharlne Vol, widow Of
jacob n. Wolf as her dover, to .wlt Containing one
hundred aud forty aerea, more or less, bounded by
beginning NJ a stake IN the north line OF sad tract one
hundred and three poles aud eighteen links, cast OF
tho north vest eorner thereoLand runninRfrom thenne
a stone atthe northeast corner u SAID traati lAAnee
| sbo o l56 80 100 poles 10 a stone nj the southeast cor
ner thereof t9sSSe va re sealh line thereof south
l5s 81. 100 poles 70 the place OF beg inning, all in the
county of Montgomery aud state OF ONO, and all ID.
uated IN Madison and Harrison tewnshlpst aud hAs
been appraaedas follows; " tAr Ana
First tract appraised at. $50 por acre, free of dover;
Second - so - ~
T FSsrib {" e les sM Z ~ 900 .ubI j, i 5 Sra
Aud cannot sell for leas than two-thirds oil the above
appruisement.
rerms-ole -third caah; one-third in one, and the
balance in two yaars nom The day of sale; the defer.
red payments TO bear Interest aud to DO occurred By
mortgage ON the premiaes. =
Tho above described farms are the best Of rich black
land, well umhered, and each Of themiaWoll lmproy.
ed, a good hrick dwelling house, large bar1i and othel
out bnlldings on each Of them, and arc located within
nom four To six Inlloa northwest of Dayton, and eanh
farm IL well supplied with good running water.
GEORGE w0GAmAN, sheriff Mont. county
Il. r.. ProUrz, Attorney. isests
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Il WILL ofsr at pubic sale on TUEsDAY, JANU-
AIRY 18th, 1854, between the hours OF 10 and n q
m Of said day at Ii u. Blacks tavern, In Miamiaburg,
Ohio, one QUO horse wagon. H
Taken on execution - Inc property Of Thomas
al tie suit OF Emanuel Gebhaft, ~
ia0darts GEORGB WOGAMAN, Sheriff.
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r

EWAsHINGToN, January ia bill appro-
printing 800, 600 to pay the home guards OF
Missouri, only awaits the Presidents sigma
ture TO become a law.
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A LII peraons having claims against Job Henry
n Suyderman, will present them 10 the undersign-
ed, who has been duly Appointed assignee, for settle
meDt. jaow0N WILLIAM
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sHERIFFs SALE.

Alexander HurdoclS A Cos vs., Salvador BchAheT Of N,
Montgomery Superior Court. Case No. 1908.
Df virtue OF and Ia 0bedlen0a 10, the eOmmaa d OF
ID an order OF sale issued by the Superior Court oi
Montgomery e0unly ohio and 10 ms, III fected, 1 viii
oier Al public sale dthe door Of tho Court Honsalln
the city Of Dayton, on
II Saiufddy, JanudrH 70, 1sOl, "A mUp
Attwo O'Clock , mOf sad day ,the following dasahted
real estate, wa; Lots numbered 10, 10, N, rs, " and
20, in the town Of Texaa, as laid outbyJohn u. Shiyely
and Jared u Trader soc hook A, No. 4, of ths rec.
ords, in tho county OF Montgomery and state of Ohio,
The aboTo lots have been appraised as follows, 10.
Wit .LIb WI
10y NO - NJ 1850 40
Lut no. 10 s.ssssss.s 40
Lol host Il ht's..sF-s-s ss's.t..s.F.t SEQ. 40
l4ol mo- ~ ~ ..ssa.... 100
Lot No. ~ M''ff"f"f 40
Lot NO " his.ss-sssss sss ss.sssss 49, .ssss..... 40
Aud cannot Hell for lass than tWO-thirda Of SAID ap.
pIaiseDenL Termn caah. .rIH T-T
GEOkGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county
l.. u. GUAokEL, Attorney. deI9gth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16

XNJR have a lot OF good seasoned wood for sale {
wv 80 per cord, delivered. Orders received al 2
and Is Jefferson street, aud at II. KeilmeieT's Grocer
opposite the woodward. u-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16

WHEAT-$l. 20.
CORN-s0@95.
0ATS-6S.
RYE-l l0@l 10 f
BARLEY-$l As tg os
HAY-Timothy % OO@24 90 per ton.
COFFEE-3l@3G.
SUGAR-l5@l6.
WHISKY-SS. fn l tHuit
CHEESE-lA J1-~