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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-27
Legal Notice,

In the Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison
county, Ohio,
Ale xarder Mclravy and
Fia1klin w. Mclliaty Petition
VS. for
Margaret Mcilravy, wi dow [ Partitio
Robert McIravy, ct al.
NT TARGARET Mcllravy widow Ct Danjei
lN Mcllrsvy, deceased Robert Mclravy,
William Mcllravy, Thomas Mclrnvy, Nancy
Majors and her husband, Eben Majors, will
tnke no ice that a petition was filed against
them on the 6th day of January, A. ID. 1864,
in the said Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the county of Harrison and State of
Ohio. by A lexander Mcilravy and franklin w
Mc!lravy, and is now pending, wherein said
Alexander and FraLklin w. Mcllravy demand
partition OF the following real es tate, of hich
saidDan iel NJ cllrasy died seized; and the as
sianment and C ,nfrmation of Dover therein
TO said Margaret Mcllravy. TO wit: Situate in
said county of tlarrson,& g. being part Of the west
half of sec. no. twenty-six 1860 n township no
nine (9) in range No. four AZ in the S,euben.
vile Land Dietric'; and bounded and descri-
he'd as follows: Beginning for the same at
stone corner forty 40) perches East Of the
south west corner of said section, and running
thence East one hundred and twenty y.one and
six tenths (l2l 6-l0i perches, to stone corner,
where white oak. 81 inches diameter, bears
south 80 degrees west 6]s links; thence run
uing north two hundred and twenty. three and
one tenth 1898 !. 10y perches to stone corner
where sugar tree IL inches in diameter; bears
, west 80 links: Thence West one hundred and
sxty.one and ive-tenths U6l 5-l0) perches,
to u stone corner, where q white oak 20 inches
in diane ter, bears north 79 u degrees E 28lnks;
thence running South one-hundred and seven
ty.nine and eight-tenths (l1y S.l0l perches to
stone corner, where white oak l6 inches
diameter. bears South 81 degrees Fast, Ia
Inks Thence East forty t4o) perches to u
stone corner: Thence South forty four a.
perches to the place Of beginning, excspt four
| acres heretofore sold, and being Moth of the
Plank Road running through said farm; con
taing two hundred and ten l2l0) acres two ~
Roods, and eighteen IS) perches more or less
a nd that at the May term OF said court tor
1854, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard, the said Alexander and Franklin w
Mcllravy will apply Tor an order that partition
may be made Of said premises, and Tor assign
ment and confr nation OF D)wer as aforesaid
TO said Margaret McllrGvy,
J. NJ. ESTEP;
Attorney for Petitioners.
janunryl3 1876 -..
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Recruits Wanted
TO FILL
THE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS.
$l52,
S125 Of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS.
1852,
S125 of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR CoLoRED RECRUITs.
$50,
Paid in advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
VIII apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
s.sB BAIER
Engne Hall, resr the Market, on Pennsylvania
avenue between Sc eventh and Ninth streets.
&c. HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
G. A. KEASBEY,
street, nesr corner of Nineteenth and Penn
sylyanis avenue.
&c. PARKER,
Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George
town.
&C LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
az pointed Recruiting Officer.
HENRY A. sJHEETZ,
Captain and Provost MarshaI,
ia l8-tf District { f Columbia
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GUKRRILLAs.-Ar correspondent Informs us
that on Thursday night, about 10 O'clock at
mig hit, Il we guerrillas passed Mr. Pottets house
ON the Telegraph road. about three miles from
Accotink, and proceeded to Mr. Wiasisor,s
" here they stole four horses ana five mules.
The latter, however, proved to be of too much
trouble as they were left on the road Fhsir
middle OF the night the Home g yards and
soldiers in the neiehborhood did not receive
the news until the thieves had some hours the
start. Corporal Dfttss however. as soon as tha
intelligence reached him., started In pursuit
with fqnad OF eight men, accompanied by
the Hcme Gnards. But the gueTrtIias hiss 90
much the start that TO catch than, hefore thew
IL ~ ppoeed to be the same party WhfehsWas %
roughly handled by the Home Guards about =
week ago near Aecotinke-A Alex.s Journal,
Jaa. %. s5s, .s,sss sss ssI - a4.r 81 -.
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CONGRESSIO
xxxvIII4H coNGREss.-FIRsT SESSION

SKNATE.-After our report closed yesterday
On motion all prior orders were postponed,
and The res olutlon for adopting a new rule of
the Senate requiring memb- to take the oath
prescribed by the act Of July2, 1852 for officers
OF the Government was taken up and passed.
HOUSE After our report closed
The House went into com mmittee of the whole,
ar d took up the bill to supply deficiencies in
the appropriations for the year ending June 80,
1851
Mr. Brooks objected TO the appropriations in
this bill mainly because il was proposed to Gre
ate offices without warrant Of law, and was
an executive usurpatlon. Four hundred and
torty new clerks were to be provided for, and
the aggregate amount of money was over four
hundred and half or five millions of dollars.
Mr.. Stevens replied, saying 1t should be
known that a larger number OF clerks was ne.
cessary to meet the business OF increased oper.--
ations, to settle soldiers accounts ami cl aims
ne Dill vas acted on by sections, and among
those TO which no objections were M ade was an
appropriation of s250,oOU for the north wing Of
the Treasury building. o-$ !,
Without further action the committee rose (
and the House ad journed.
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CcA HEADQUARTERS FOR 1914
COf VALENTINEJ, lCOf
WEnT ES3J q AND PETSTr

lOcA HEACQUARFEkS FOS 1904
lCUf VALENTINES, lOOf
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The undersigned offsrs to the pu blic aud to deal
ers. peddlers. and all Who sell Valentines the
largest, cheapest prettiest assort Comic
and Sentimentsl VALENTINES, VALENTINE
CARDS. ENVELOPES. EMB .S5ED rAPER,
MOTTO WAPERS, &c, DC, ever bsfore of.rs1 in
this market. consisting of the Nes York Valentine
and other companies cele brated Goods
The most libel al discount to dealers and suffers
Orders by mail promptly attended TO- Call and ex-
anime cur stock and prices.
Stationery a,d Fanny Articles at low figures. con-
Books, Stationery, Back Cannon. Chess and Crib.
Al liI Dc Of Papers and Enyelopss.
Pocket Books, Purses, Soaps,
Combs, Brushes. Perfumery, &c., DC.
Paper Novels by the thousand or fingie one,
Tire 90 cent Nc.ysls for one dollar,
Thrss 60 cent statii'ns Packages for one d0lar.
Eight Album Cards for ono dollar,
A large lot of Bools at half price,
Wrapping fape 70 Of all kirds.
Ps per Bags to which We invite the attention Of
grocers, tonfectioners &c &c.
Another sgpply Of the Strangers' Guide and Pock-
ct Handy Book, just received et
National Bookstore, 27S Pa avenue
ia Is I'm between llth and l2th SITS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
0RCvER'8 TkEATER.
Pennsylvania Auessus, near WiIlards Hotel
LfoNARD q ROVER Director.

TUESDAY 1VENING Jan. Is, 1854,
VkSFVALI
THE NIFICEN
Will repeat her gr st play of
GAM.A;
OR, THE lsWiSd MOTHER
=, TIis drama was hrst produced in Paris. so ne
thi.sstaIs aso where it met with the most uu
eopnced success, and ran for nine cons cutlve
kla, IN addition to it's own merits IS dramatic
prt9rction, was probably due, in some mssure
70 the caring which it O upon the Gale ora ted
hoItaa Yss-," which at that time sxcitsd ths
Nhoie Ckrifis " orld. The authorship OF ths
pla, va, nom inany given TO Vic or g. jour. but it
was we'll under TODD in fsrinan cii ciss. that the
t.av proceeded from the pen of Mons. quad, /,
the tetretary of tho 1m perar
The incidenta muse o' the piece has been written
D. IT, ce,t bra'ed com posse
ROBERT SFf EPAL,
, be Drama y Ill te pla:ed upon the stage with sill
the afNantsers CT t. is estAb ishment. Ths Drama
is divided il to roGosu. and fJur acts ana W..i
MOST POWBRFU CAST
The ProlcRus takes place in Bisagino 73. The
foIf wing sets tai place in Genoa. l745
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDCCATI0N The subscriber proposes to open
II an English and CLASSICAL Malls Academy a.
12s Bridge street fsecond fonr) Georgetown O :,
on Mortay, Feb. lst Circulars may be obtained
at 6r. Cra1dell's Boob store.
1a 26 6t* SAMUEL CORNELIUS,
llROOKVILLE ACADEMY,
II A Homs School for Boys
Terms $50 per session l2l weekaI Address
r. X. BURNS, PRINCIPAL
do 29 I'm Brookville, Montgomer, Co, Md.
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FORD'9 NEW THEATER,

EORD'S NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET. ABOVE q.
'oHH I. IoRD----..-... Manager and Propricft T
(Also Of Holiday street Thester, Baltimors)
TUES DAY EVENING, Jan 26,
MR.. D. P BOWERS,
AND
OUR STAR COMPANY,
JOHN BROUGHAMS PLAY,
ESTITLE5
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.
NIB. BISHOP
AFAVORITN FARCE.
East LYNNE Is IN PREPARATION.
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A HARD DCRowD.-Frequent complaints have
been made Of number OF boys and yonng men
who make loafing place OF the corner of Fifth
and N streets, when ins ulting language is often
used even before the ladies, and in one or two
instances, gentlemen who have attempted to
expostulate with them have been assaulted.
orders that the first boy caught loafing or m s.
behaving on the corner should be arrested, and
officer Steele attempted to arrest one of them,
when the whole party interfered aad resisted
the officer. who was obliged to leave. Othe-
means will, however, be Raade to break up this
loafing place.
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE PoToMAc.-The bill
introduced in the House to establish a co-po-
ration for the improvement Of the Potomac
river gives 10 the company for building
breakwater from the lower End of Mason's
Island (tor the purpose of changing the chan
mel OF the Potomac to The north bank of the
rlver) tn right in fee to the lands reclaimed
from overflow. For fixing the Long Bridge
and Alexandra and Washington railroad in a
manner suited to the new course Of the river
the company are 10 have tolls over the Long
Bridge. The latter corporation is to have
damages. section Of the bill specifies how
that the right to levy tolls NAV be reclaimed
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WASHINGTON THEATER,
toARBsI'sJ ELEVENTH STREET.
MISS LAURA KDlNl
Respectfully announces to the citizens of Washing.
tn and Georgetown that she will open the above
place Of amusem ems en-
MONDAY NIGHT, Feb. 1, 1854,
With frst-class
COMEDY COMPANY
FROM
10 % A. NlW YORK,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-26

GRAND ENTERl
FOR TIE
BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
FAMILIES OF DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS
AT THE WASHINGTON THEATRE
On WEDNESDAY. January 9TH
THE GREAT GEREOPTiCON.
This beautiful work of art, which has attracted
crowded houses in the Northern cities preseuts to
the audience a series Of Gigantic Stereoscopic
Views Of noted objects and scenes in Europe and
America.
ILLUSTRATIVE LECTURE AND POETIC
READINGS.
BY II CLAY FREUss, Esq, author of the popular
play,
"Fashions and Follies of Washin ston LifeD
Choice Vocal and Instrumental Music from a
Military Band and the Arion Qusrtette Club, who
have kindly volunteered for the occasion.
hdmissif Dress Circle and Parquet, 50 csnts;
Orche stra Chairs and Balcony Seats. rs cents.
Tickets for sale at philip & SOlomons, 332 Penn.
aven, e; at the Princi pal Hotes, and at the door
Doors open at 7, ente rtainment 10 commence at
O'Clock ia f6 -2tH
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CANTERBURY Hall

CANTERBURY Hall,
a A2'1o z L eAsFEkBEkX:S eeAAssFFEEkBEkX:S rnkhasH. zHR
Rear Of Nationsl and astToDoilit.p Hot.,s
Eva Eva skssF,, ssssF,
sRNssFiiSE bEsAiBss, DEsAAiiBs
kISs k1Ss Bko skorHsk, rasks,,
EAGAN AND EDWaRDs,
es9: esS: + sbEs9s;, sBEsSs,
AND TIE
sks4F sEs4F sTAs sFAs AkkTAS5E 4kkIASSE
INABILL
UNFXAMPLE6 sP LENDe T0-NfGaT..
Concluding with the side Splitting Comic Panto-
mime entitled
seHS9ts9Y soHoots9y sR9EESs.. sk9LESs.
By the Great Pantomi ne Company
quarter before o'cfoof Admission % Is % and 50 sss
hHssEAA jas g. 'Afa sAFURbHF 4 HT1 AFTERNOON.
vAR,ETIEsl VARIETIEsl
FRONTING PENN. AVENUE AND NINTH srs,
Au5,s TS9 sHSxs on Tas sAaH Hth kIaaf as GNs'
DRAMATIC COMBINATION.
BALLET Abs1MBLA4E
TIE ETHIOPIAN ORGANIZA TION
HOTEL dU EeTS, eTRANGERS AND CITIZENe.
Workmen of the Arseaal and Navy Yard, clerks in
the Departments Officers and Soldisrs ali crowd
this hall nnGhtly to behold the Dollar Entertain
ment at Haf Price. All the Lovely Girls to night,
each paragon Of beauty and modssty IA lie Lima
~indel ana Mems. Bspti.tin. the popular actress
Maggie IRE srd tw snty other Artists Ladies and
Gentlemen, of aown merits
In addition to all tas Songs Dances. Acts and the
d. ubl- Mu'ic b all Show, will be ayei Fitzsim-
a,1 YaRt ati al
THE SKHL1TON ACCUsER,
The Wild Weird, Mystic. LegeI dary Drama, rich
The Mouldsrjns Sksletoo; The shadow Of the
Grave; The Troub ed Spirit of the Dead; The
Nj. sion is Fulfilled; The Skeleton Accussr Rests in
Pesee.
January %. Afternoon Benefit Soldiers Relief.
Wedn' fday ,ternG on Performances.
Admission Is and SO cents. Private Boxes S..
Doors open at o'clock PerfoTma anoe ats Is
WASHINGTON THEATER,
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DENTISTRY.
.IRlkT DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY.

M TIE ETH.
Of the MINERAL pLaTE TEETH, at S ssssss0
city; Many persons can wear these4 4IyYYY
teeth who cannot wear others. and no 4-IS
person can wear othersWho cannot weaf these.
Perfons calling at my ON osn be acoommod sted
with any lyle and price of Teeth they may desire
but to ose who particular and wish the puresi
cleanest strorg gest and most perfect denture that
art can produce. the MINIRAL PLATH viii be
more fully warranted
Hooms in this city-No 33s PennsyIvauia avenue
kevesn 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 30 .sFsh ST.,
fniladelphiA. = mari ~
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MAP OF TIN BATfL1 or .elTrYepUna
sssats. tesn IN SSxHd7 f1fL6S.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-26
Special Notices.
THE FUR TRADE
IN CINCINNATI.

re- During tie many years ns haze
been selling LADIES' FURS, oar stock
has neper been so complete as at the present
time coperiRg everything connected with
The business such as MUFFS CAPES ;
COLLARS; VICToRlNEs, CUFFS
Of eve'y description =
Also, Ladies' and Misses HOODS of
Far Velvet and SIX; SKATING CAPS;
GLOVES; TRIMMINGS; ROBES Of
all kinds j. DC.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL buyers are
invited to come and see us before they
purchase.
VIVA. DODD g. co.
HATTERs AND FURRIERs,
l44 Main Street, Cincinnati.
oet92-swi atw WAS
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SHERIFFS SALE.

OF valuable Farm in Randolph Township
Henry Eller, ! Montgomery County
VS. Superior Court
Moses Eller, ct. al. In Partition.
DY virtue Of and In obedience TO the command oi
ID an order OF sale made by the Superior Court Of
Montgomery County, Ohio, and TO me directed,
will oder Public Sale on the premises on
MONDAY, November 2let 1864,
at o'clock p NJ OF said day the following described
real estate via situated in the County OF MontRom
cry In the State Of Ohio, and described as follows
beginning at the north east corner Of Section sI 0)
Town i've 5), Range five 10y east, and running thence
west forty (4O) chains and seventyhVe (76) links TO
the north west corner of the north east quarter OF
said section thence south on the we stlne Of said
quarter section fortytwo (42l chains twenty two (92
nks to the south west of said quarter sec ion
thence east the south line Of said quarter section
forty (4O CHAINS and sIXtyfour (64) links TO the east
line Of Bald section, thence north fOrty.two (faD
ehans, twenty-five t22) links to the place OF Degnn
ing, containing one hundred and seVenty-on Il7D
acres and seventy nine hundrsdths T0loO Of an acre
and has been appraised Al seventy e7o) per acre aud
canuot sell for less than y Of the spprsisment.
Terms, cash, "a in one and the balance in two
years from the day Of Sale. Toe de'ered payments
TO bear per cent interest from the day OF sale and
to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
This farm IL located on the Miami county line,
about miles northwest Of the Town Of Union and
about the same distance east OF Philipsburg The
arm IL well improved, and in excellent order aud
the best quality Of land. To he sold free OF Dover
]. II. BAssSTT, AtfY. oct9OwSW
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LEGAL NOTICE.

| Two Pearson Young, who resides in the State OIL
4 Iowa Wilson scrogVy and Amelia scIoggy,
Elyina Young who reside the State OF Indiana,
aud Jessee Young, whose place Of residence is un.
knoRn William Bright, caroline Taylor and MIR.
Taylor who reside in the State OF Kentucky.
You are hereby notified lhat Issac Laieyer and
simpson Mutt EIeeutors Of the last will and te sta.
ment Of David Young, deceased, on the - day OF
October, A. D, 1854 ded their petition in the Probate
Court within and for the County OF Montgom cry and
State OF Ohio, alleging that the personal estate OF
said decedent insufficient 10 pay his debts and The
charges OF administering his estate that he died
sezedi1 lee simple Of the following described real
estate situate n said County; to-witi "Fifteen acres
Of land taken of the south side OF the farm owned by
the heirs o. David Young dece 'sed situated in Sec.
ton 49, Town 2, Range NJ. X. S.-described a. FOL.
lows;
Beginning at stone, on the eastlns of said Sec
ton, the south east corner Of said farm thence north
on the east line OF said sect IN n CHAINS TO stone
thence g. rs W. 27 SO chains to the centre of the
Turnpike Road thence, south esstwardly with the
centre Of SAID Road 90 hams TO the south est cor
neT 81 said farm Themes on the line between Young
and LateVer.k. rs E. 90 s5 chains to the place of
Ruth Young, as widow OF said decedsnt, is entitled
TO dover 10 said premises, and that George Long.
streth and Elizabeth Longsreth, Wilson scrogRy and
Amelia Scroggy, William Bright, the lnkno Wn heirs
OF yesst Young, deceased Of the heirs At law
| o. DAVID Young, deceased, John MAelure and Rvina
Mecluro, Wal lam Young and Sarah Young, John
Young and Elyna Young, William Weller and Martha
I. Weller, Pearson Young, George Sears, Joseph s.
Lois A. Mutt and Simpson Mutt David n, Young,
! James b. Young, Elisa Ellen Young, a. the heirs n
estate Of Inheritance therein. The prayer OF said
petition is for the assignment of dover TO said Ruth
Young, and Tor the sale OF said premises, subject to
such dover estate and for the payment Of the debts
and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the slst day Of
November, A. d. 1854 or a. soon thereafter ss
counsel eau be heard.
ISAAC LAFRVER
SIMPSON MUTT
Executors Of the last will and testament Of David
Young, deGd.
:. a; BAssoTT, Atfy for Executors.
October 18th, 1854 oct22.wag
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sHERIFFs SALE
OF valuable Real Estate in and near Farmersvlls,
Ohio

OF valuable Real Estate IN aud near Farmersve,
Ohio.
Levi r. RasOre et' sl No. cess
against : Montgomery County
Samuel 10 ishsHer et al Superior Court.
DY virtue OF andin obediancs to the command Of
ID an order OF sale made by the Superior Court OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, will offer at Public Sale
on the pr misses Ia FarmersVllle, on
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1864,
At o'clock P. OF said day, the following described
real es ate yz stuatedin in Jackson township, M ont
gomery County Ohio. Beign town lots numbered
One Hundred and Ten Q1O) one Hundre and
Eleven Ull)i One Hundred and Twelve Ql2); One
Hundred and Thirteen Ql3li one Hundred and Four
teen (ll4) and One Hundred and Fifteen (lb) sItuat-
ed in the incorporated village OF FarnersVe, said
County and state Also, the lot owned Henry Houser
deceased situated IN Section No. 2T Township four
tt), Range four (4), east containing two acres and
one hundred and twelve tl2) rods being the residue
land conveyed TO the said Henry Hous.r IN his life
time by the order OF the Probate Court Of Montgomery
County, Ohio. sni to him by one Michael sehwartG
administrator OF the estate OF DANIEL swartgel decd
Also, that tract OF land owned by the said Henry
Houser in his life time, situated in tho southwest
quarter OF section twenty, one (2l) Township four
~, Range iour(4) east and bounded and described
AS follows:
Beginning at the southwe corner and running east
tOwa and W. VI Alexandria Turnpike Road thence
north with said road one hundred and QI1)
rods and eleven feet Ql), thence south eighty three
(sS) rods to the place OF beginning Containing nine
teen s) acres more or less, and has been appraised
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45rofessionaI.

And for the past three years Surgeon IN ths United
states Navy, has opened an office at No. 976, Third
side. Having had the advantage Of the Hospitals 10
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years Of
suecessfnl pratice, the afflicted may rest assured
BY getting his advice that they will obtain every ad
vantage, that the ad Vanced condition OF the Science
Of Medicine can render.
DIR. WIsH cures CONSUMPTION, THROAT and all
RESPIRATORY DISEASES BY MEDICAL IN
HALATIOh the only reliable means known 10 the
profession which has proven 80 universally success
ml in the kast and in Europe. He treats all diseases
Of the EYE and EAR, also all diseases peculia 10
FomAes, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
so-eVef may be their character. The most incTedu-
lous will be convinced OF his success by calling st his
once NO S7s, Third street. Dayton, or by obtaining
once hours nom O'Clock A. n. hlfs O'Clock r. NJ
octl6-d4W3m
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soborly as they would think Of the welfare Of
their families" Their sons are marked for
the conscrpts fate Every one of them who
is old enough, has his name even now in the
terrible wheel awaiting nis turn Not only
So But those of tender yeau-the little
boys at school, or at play-havs only respite
until they are old enough to carrya musket
Look a, your children consider the welfare
Of your families and then vote for the man
who has marked them as conscriPts, aud put
their names in the wheel, il you choose to do
so This is your privilege.
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By Telegraph,
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRl
Last Nights Dispatches.


ST LOUIS October 25.-Tbs dead bodies OF
Major Wilson, Third Missouri Militia, and six
of his men, captured at Pilot Knob, were Civ.
en- up yesterday by a guerrilla band for the
aledged killing OF some rebels in Arkansas
last Summer, from Franklin county. Wilson 8
head had several bullet holes in it.
A rebel Major and six privates are now in
Alton prison as hostages for Wilson. His
men doubtless will be shot in retaliation.
Nothing later from Prices headquarters
here
We have no confirmation Of the capture of
three cannon at Independence, and the routing
of the rebel army at Wsrrensburg.
Rosecrans depot of supplies is Rarrisonsd
by division OF the 18th army corps, under
Col. Moore, of the 33d ILL.,
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, October &c.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 50 co. Retail $40 co.
WHEAT-$l 1901 Is.
C0RN-l0O
OATS-60.
RYE-75@l 25.
BARLEY-Sl 6O@l6O.
TEASE 5O@2 90
C0FFEE-45Q5Oe
SUGAR-S0.
SUGAR-22@2Sc, per pound.
COFFEE SUGAR-3053lc per Id.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33to per ID.
M0LAssES-$l 35@l4O per gal
RlCE-2Oo por h
LARD-2O@25
BUTTER-4095O
CHEESE.-26@30.
STARCH-l2ic per 10.
SOAPS-l6@l6c per n.
DRIED APPLES-l0@l24.
BEANS-Per bushsl 81 OO(a2 so.
EGGS-20@26 per doz.
T0BACCO-9O@$l 90 per b.
SHoT-S5 1906 OOpeF sack.
LEAD-26c per ID.
PoTATOEs-$l OO@2 25 per bush.
HAY-TimOthy $25 per ton.
WHISKY-l TO-