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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-31
Liscegenati0n Charleston.

Tie New NorE T5June's Charleston
CORES pendent Is having sweet scented
Zine. Tie AJoIitiooi5;s seem to be bav
ing perfect panaemonium Of Joy down
there. "a, tee notions, with fee love,
fee hucgirc, and other liberties, seem to
be irdu.sed IN to lie largest c4:cos. Tie
following description .: one Sunday :
perGormancas will succes: 10 he oil Hug
ueno,s that decided change las CONE
over tie spifit Of their dreams:
"Sunday was 3 dsy q Jubilee at II the
negro churches. Gen. L.sIetie!d and Mr.
nedpA,h, Of Boston, addressed al! tie
congregations on their positions and lu-
ties to their lace and country. The ne
groes say that there have been no such
scenes Witnessed IN these churches during
living memory. The speakers made very
radical anti slavery addresses, and were
listened 10 wi,h the utmost eagerness.
Eurs.s Of JOY, shouts Of thanks TO God,
laughter, tears-evory Luman emotion
seemed to he moved to their depths. One
Of the speakers, af.er shaEju@ hsa3s with
1ear!y all The congregation before IL 60:
halfway down tbs ALLY vas a.tuui he'd
By Lc.ng suddenly hU4@ed b an OIL ne,
aro woman whose enthusiasm eXaey,lel
her sense u the revere prophecies Of such
occasions. can yo"ch tuG the jYg'h uf
tbs story, Ju. prefer 10 decline ~ state
i,,h . ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-31

EF Tie schooner 1rGo, owned BY
Nessrs KAHLEH ( BGo, OF Chicago, has
her sails BEN, and is neatly ready to leave
the river She has been thoroughly over
hauIel and repaired by Mr. RAND durinc
..e winter. Two years 40, over three
thousand dollars were laj4 out On her,
anil She is Low cansideted as good as new.
Capt. JAm.s DoHoyAN, one Of the best
aso.s sailing from Manitowoc, Las com
manl Of Ler
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-31

MoyEMGNT from EAsT TENHrssEE.-
1t is reported that Gen. Stanley in com
msa: Of tie I h array corps With some
1900 men, anj G5a. S.oHemau ,silh
6 0Jo cav2iry, hare moved icom East
ioa-os.e" INTO Western Vir-;uia.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-31
F-

MoBIlE.-A New Orleans di-patch Of
tie 17th inst. sta,c, that Mobile would
certainly be attacked within FIVE days
from that date. GeIS. Candy. GRANGER,
and Da!3y Smith, aud Admiral Thatcher
went ni,n.a four miles Of Noble an ,Lo
steamer Laura Is.e'y. sbe drea a heay7
=. ~ ~ l..,.r....
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-31

VALUABLE EosE.-TAe Pope Is about
to send he Empress Charlotte. OF Mexico
IA pure white Eose, composed Of pealIs ana
diamonds
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-31

Damn or 4 SaLDiEn. We learn that
Nr. JAMS SMITH, resident Of Clarha'
Nils, died in that Village on MonJ&y
LAT. lie served three years as a member
Of the l9th Regiment, aud We believe was
at one time prisoner in Richmond
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-31

Er House caT enters in New York
i.y taeo struck - for IS 50 pr diem.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-31
IIGHII1.G HEAR RICEMCwD.
Union Forces Victorious.
City Point, March H5

ttH L CIaL, IIaECA -.
News has jas; teacled here of au.attack
OH our !ine thls morning at daliigLr, LY
he enemy st Fo.t &!ea4mao, rear the
.tppomat'oX IiTei, capturing tie For. aud
'"&i"g prisoners uear.y all its garrison.
/ HEY sent these prisoners over the works
! toward their Nacs, bat on ,lels vay.lhey
broke fen tie quad, aad uearly all ea-
! capped baoi; 70 ous lines, oo each a.4e of
Our wo.hs.
The line each side Of The fort was taken
and held for some time tg tie rebe!a. tu
rcluforcemeGts arrived and they were drit-
Ell back. losing heavily in killed ana woun
ded AS they ran between lhe lines. tut
loss is not known at this hour, but IS be
lieved to tie small The line is now re-
ported to be re established rs formerly.
Cj1y Point, March 25-3 . n.
Tile result Of lhe engagement this morn
irg was Of mole importance than at first
rtPo'ted. A. The poiut y hers The encn,
charged Tie main Iiues Hey are uul, 10
yar,ia "par:, !Le GrounI between Uetrz
.eye! sud free fioG ohs;ruc;fol, except the
aLst;i, ~ front of the works.
On each sIae At tois p.Ace ti.ing between
the pci;els had been a5mo-t continuous.
and scarcely day passes u..hoal two oi
.hree being wounded or our side at easr.
ljs part Oi the line has been occupied j.,
the 81 Brigade Of The 81 DIVISION # the
0.h Corps, Nclau- him commanding lie
. las oI,e1 eAgre>sel lis ability to tieaA
2 ',a ,-.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS rALE o. REAL
ESTATE,

TN pursuance Of Rn order granted by NC Probate
i curt OF Montgomery County, uhI IN the case oi
i-aac layieyer and simpson Nut, Executors Of the
last will and testament OF David Young dseessrd,
against kuth Young ct al defendants, We will offer ior
sale, VI public auction on sA rURpAi, the 3Ist %
Of December, A, b. 1864, at o'clock, pernnon, upou
he premises, the following described real esiate
tuuie IN tao County OF Ontgomsry, and Sta of
ohio, 10 wit:
Fifteen scre- sf land keu OF the South side o. the
arm owned ~ the heirs Of DAVid YouuE oec Il
situate Ia section 30, 1Own2 kRnRs 4, NJ k's de.
SERTED ss follows: Beginning a. stone on Il sst
line Of sad section, tho south corner - 81 a
farm thence norlh on the east linS OF Id a. cton
b74 CHAINS 70 n stone thence south Is west II bs
hams ~ the e,ntIe ut turnpike ID iheno south
easHardy, with the centre at said read 40 hsins
the souih west corner said farm II, nee on the
line hetwecn Young and Laieyor, north 70 east o 20
CHAINS u tho place ot beginning, oOutsining 1(tsst
neT6s Of iaad.
Apprals' d al clio per Terms of saie ona
thrd cash, one iiird IA one year and or third IN
Ia years from the Gay Of sale, with interest; The
payments 10 be secured by noTtgaEu upon lho pre-
Inses sold ISAAC LAFEVEk,
SIMPSON MUTT,
FxeeutOTS, &c. Of David Young dec a.
J. n. BAosoIT. AIRY for Executors nov3V Nv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
39rufessional.

And or the Usst three years Surge IN the United
states Navy, has opened office at No 27h, Third
street. between Jefert and St Clair streets netth
side Having mad the advantage OF the Hospitsls in
New York and Philad lphia, with twenty years Oi
successful pTntice, the atiicted ~ rest assured
by getting his NiYc that tht will obtain every ad
yantag . that the advanced condition o the Science
n Medicine render.
Dr. Wiss eiirrs CuEsUMPTIoN, THROAT and all
Respiratory DIsEAsES BY MEDICAL IN
HALAT1ON the only reliable means known to the
profession, which has proven SO universally success
ful In the East aud in kurope He treats al diseases
OF the ny and EAR, also all Diseases pecula to
Females, and ali CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
4o-eyer II ny be their characler The most incredu-
lNus will be convinced VI his success by calling at his
)tIe No. 27S, Third street, Dayton or by ohaininR
Office hours from veiock a. n. lli o'clock =. M
nhIl5 dAMam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
sHERlFFs SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
Joim Mclean, Administrator of Iohn sta sberger.
decessed, W hdmuud 'tecktl etA
Ga. e No $50
DY vlriHe or an In ohedien 10, m order OF srls
ID male bg tns superior Court Of Montgomery
county OHIO, will offer ~ public sale at Ihs dooT 81
the DourI House IA Dayton, ON
Gftr'Gy, JaruafV IL, 1858,
At i've o'clock NJ said Gay, the ollowing ds.
scrinod cal estate Via Lots NUM- red two thousand
sK hundred and ID Lteo(2 Rs) and tour thousand aud
ninety one iO9l designated the revised plat OF
the city Of Da, ton, IN the county Of montgomery and
state Of ohio.
Lot No 2bOs is situated on West Third street north
side, on whlvh there 10 large two story frame Ne.
ing AID other out bnldlnRe-Lous- No 44e and
been appraised at Sg 0OO. ..
Lot No 4Uyl is vacant lot and extends from AZ h.
ley street Frapk street, near Warren str, st and
has been appraised at $40.
The apoNe described property cannot sell for lsss
than ~ o-thlrds OF It's appraised value.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont county
ObLiS GAHLL, Alto neys d, = IAwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

THE AUCTION, stock Of Dry Goods
noticed in our paper few days ago is now
opening at Nos. 2s9 and 2sl next door to
Perrin Lytle h ShAw's wholesale house on
Second street This is the most complete
stock of dry goods ever offered at Public or
Private sale in this city, enumeratng every.
thing in the Dry Goods line needed in fami
ly. The goods are all fresh, and in their
original packages, and will be sold in guam
titles to suit all, by the package, piece or yard
Goods will be open for inspection all day on
"Wednesday, (to-morrow,) thus, giving an op.
portunity of inspecting before purchasing.
Sale to commence on Thursday at 81 A. N,
and 2 and 7 P. NJ.
Seats will be provided for ladies'.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
By Telegraph.
aepoRTEp Foe rHG DAILY EMPIRE
LATEST ME WS.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Foreign NEWS.

NEw YoGE, December Il The steamer
New York from Southampton tho 2!st hns
arrived
President Lincoln's message was received
in England on the 18th per the steamer
ASIA
Parliament is expected to re assemble on
February 9Th.
WHAT THE LONDON TIMES THINKS
The Times says lincolus message contains
little from which the Federas can derive en
couragement or consolation, snd thai the Gov.
esnmeuts position mil, ary and financially is
rapidly growing worse
fhe mes age etisetualy destroys peace ex.
pectaiions ~
The Times thinks the North does not pos
sess the power Oi conf seating property. TIE
mere threat Of cou6 eating, gives the South
the strongest possible motive TO resist 10 the
last extremity.
The report Of the stats of the Federal f.
nances is even more discouraging than the
military intelligence, in his uniayorable siua.
ton, even as depicted in the message and ac.
companying reports, financial and military,
renders it the most uncom tOrtable address
ever read to the American House of Repre-
sentatives
| British neutrality las been maintained so
vel that there is only one point in the mes.
sage which concerns England directly-the
resolution to place additional force on the
great lakes. This is not to be complained OF
Europes readiness to take measures TO pre-
vent Canada being made the basis Of incur.
lsions into friendly State is shown by plac
ing guDboats on Lakes Ontario and Erie -
These enterprises can thus be impeded Lin
coin will only be engaged in an object which
the British authorities will be bound to as.
sist him in, but we sincerely wish that this in
crease OF force is not meant to be perms
nent
We can not conceive the necessity that oc
casional iorays of a few adventurer5 should
be brought with conaection with the question
otcontinuing conforming the rights OF transit
from Canada through the United States a.
we'll as the regulation of imports which wal
Temporarily established by the recriprocit,
treaty Of 1854.
The Asia's news had no effect on the mar
kets The Confederate loan 6l@63 Frencl
rents 6jf25s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

Nav YoRk,. january Cotton quiet at l
lSal 20; Flour &c better at 10 i5al0 20
for extra state and II O5all 20 for round
hoop Ohio; Wheat quiet and firm at 55a2
So for amber western; Corn dull and nominal
at seal 81 for mixed western; Oats steady
at O9; Pork decidedly 6rmer at 42a42
ga for 1863 and 1864 mess, 43a43 so for
new and 36 rs for prime; Beet steady
and Cutmeets unchanged Lard shade
6rmer at 20a24c; Whisky very firm at 2 23l
a2 "a for western; Sugar firm at Isaac for
Muscavadoi Petroleum quiet and frmsr at
SIC crude, 73c for refined in bond.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
From thu Detroit Advertiser and Tribuuo.l

lrFom the betoh Advertiser ana Iflbuno.l
Master Dudtsy Waller, the "infant orator"
gave his hrg recitation Tuesday evening, at
Young Mems Hall, to very large and high.
ly eppreciauve audiedce Aueh had been
said Of this youlhlul prodigy by the city press,
but he fully met the public expeetatSn and
won the most enthusiasiic plaadts from all
who had The pleasure Of hearing him A boy
in appearance with light, fair complexion,
he loses his identity the moment he rises be-
tore an Radienee The spirltur The author oi
the piece be recites seems 70 inspire him, aud
his rendering of the grave, pathetic, o. comic
is rarely excelled by even those Of more
years or experience His opening piece was
the Stars and Stripes IL was character.
lied BY eCquence aud the most appropriate
gestures The tWesteru orator ou orstory'
was perfect gem, and was delivered with
inimitR le grace Master Waller in the pa.
thetc role is unequalrd His "will the New
Year Come To night, was very affecting
The eloeunun was perfect, snd the psintive
Bodulation Of the voice had the most thrill.
ing feet a. was secp by the eqpivering lips
AID sulfused eyes Of his bearers THE Drum
mer Boy" and the charge of the Light
Brigbde, we're also beautiful We have
rarely seen more perfect piece Of acting
than was given IN Sir Peter and Lady Teas
zle ip the school for Scandal We have
oefote given a personal sketch Of Master
Waller; suffice il to say that he is a wonder, a
prodigy, and al will be pleased who witness
his exraord nary powers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
DnYtOM Market.

DAYTON, January 3.
HARSHMAN'S FL0UR-Red wheat,
Wholesale 80 90. Retail $40 co.
WHEAT--$l so.
CORN-l00
0ATS--65.
RYE q.
BARLEY-$l 50@lG0
TEAS-$2 5O@2 90.
c0FFEE-6096Se
SUGARs--30
sUGAR-25@2s@sOc per pound.
COFFEE SUGAR--35e per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-35c per 10.
MOLASSES--$l 4O(9l60 OILS per gal.
I RICE-20c per ID.
LARD-20@25
BUTTER-4O@45
CHEESE Doe.
STARCH-l2ie per ID.
SOAPS-l5c per 10.
Dried APPLES--l0@12l.
BEANS
EGGS-35@4Oper dos.
TOBAGe0-9Od$l 50 per H.
SHOT-$5 1906 copper sack.
LEAD-25c per ib
POTATOES,--$l OOCal Is per bush.
SWEET P0TAT0ES--$l 40 per Bnshel!
HAY--Timothy $2s@3O per ton.
WHISKY--$2 10. s.ll .s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR.A A. GETGER will hereafter attend exclusively to
~ office practice, and will give "speclNl Auen
ton 10 the treatment of UHRONlC DlSEASES, such
as Diseases Of the I tUAT and LUNGS, ot the ny H
and EAR, sCKOi ULOUs AEFECTIONS, sc Prm.
arr and Secondary SYPHILIS, G0NURRHQsA.
6LTEr. STRUCTURES, IMPUTENCY, &C. Also,
DI'EAsTs PEeULIAR 10 FENALEs eni evsrV variety Of
OhtOEio Dse ~, whatever may be ITS character
office hours from a m to p m,
Sundays, 7 to 1911 m, TO G "a.
ofiics-Coner OF JefeIson and FIfth 81 Dayton,
Ohio. Octs-lmdSmw-1l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

SERIOUS, IF NOT FATAL, ACoIDENT-Mr
James Braceln, hardware merchant, Third
street, was thrown with great force on the
hard frozen ground in front Of Huston Hail.
about noon to-day. He was riding in a Sleigh
and the horse took fright, running away and
upsettns the sleigh At the date of writing
we are not advised how serious Mr. Bracelin's
injuries may be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

B6-The impoyershment Of the American
people is progressing with fearful rapidity.
Il is not only taxation, rapidly increasing
and promising stupendous proportions in o
very short lime, but the yast sums which are
wruug from almost every family in the land
at every call for men (now made quarterly }
will soon bankrupt great proper,
ton ofpeople who have hitherto been in
good circu instances. rsa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

Aui cannot sell for less than tW thirds of sEs Ar-
prssns
TERMs-Cne thlrd cash, one third N ore, snd the
balance IN ~ y rom the day OF sale. The de-
ei red pay ore 10 lsI p n cent interest from the
y Of sale aud ~ 10 secured by rnoitgsgA IN tho
PREMISES GEORGE wOGAMAN
sHIIH 3 CUrFI, ,AH'ys. sheriff.
uoNQl. .dHWte
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
PRTITION FOR pARTITION

HenEy NJ. Gebhsrt, Cstharine Ann Gebhsrt and Mary
N Galhart, W. Am ia X. Heerman, John A.
Hellerman, Peter n. Gebhsrt, Rosetta 4. GebhaH
and Ellen Gebhart Superior Court Of mOntgOm.
cry County, Ohio. Petition for Partition.
A MELlA X. HkLLkRMAN, John A. Hellerman,
n Peter v. Gebhart, Rosetta b. Gebhart and
Ellen Gebhart will take notice that Petition was
nled against them on the 10th day Of December, A.
d. 1857 ia the Superior COurt oi iontgomery Coun-
ty, Ohio, by Henry N Gebhart, Catharine Ann Geb.
hart and Mary NJ Gebhart, and ~ nov pending
wherein Henry M Gebh ,rt, Catharine Ann Gebhart,
aud Mary NJ GebhArt demand partition OF the ollow-
ing real estate, tO-WiG
SitGs in the County Of Montgomery and State Of
Oho-beng part 0 the southeast quarter Of SEXTON
No. Z, township No. 2, range east, sc; bennniuR
~ the southwest corner Of the tract los 5s perches
o., SO W. from the sechon corner At a stonei
thence n Sc los Sc perches along 6ebhaTt'E
ton line 70 stonei thence n 40 " 35 5000 perches.
along Weavers and the section line TO n stone;
theDeo toS, ". lOS % perehes aorg Roots line 20
a FtoUei th'nce south 40, $3.50 perch along Ja-
cob Shades line 10 the place Of beginning, eoutsinng
y6o) SIXTY avs acres, more less, Also lots mum
bered 'Orty nine, ahy, htyone and hnytWO go, so,
and ~, ~ dealgnated on plat Of tho subdsslon
ofpart OF section No a. town y range 7, made b.
Mcclure and Has mes, and recorded on the records
OF Montgomery Qouoty, Obi 9. An plat book A, Iage
~, situate "a Madison township, Montgomery ooun-
" Ohio, and that, Al the Febrnary term, 1905 %
said Court zoe said Henry NJ, Gebhsrt, Cathenne A.
Gebhart and Mary N. Gebhart WIN apply for an or
DER that pafu aon may p made q said premises
hEhhx N GEBHARTt -
49,. g.. a.,,- - t...nss..s,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

BALI.-The ball at Shoup s Hall was one Of
the largest OF the season, andwas eondueted
without any Of those disorderly scenes which
sometimes mar the enjoyment Of large Assem-
blies convened for this purpose. Great credit
is due to the Managers Tor the admirable ar
Tangements.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

nS-Ths Cincinnati Commercial says: ave
know to man how many ofus will be re
qnired 10 shoulder the musket and march to
the front" t1.ts
"How many of US r 50 we do know to a
man how many of "Gs'' Of the Commercial
will shoulder the musket and march TO the
front Not many, The business Of the Com
mercia is TO advocate the war, thereby ma
king money in security, while it sends poor
mon to the front who are pot able to pay out
II the brawIers for war has to stand the chan
ces Of marching to the front, il would soon
have an end.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
sHERIFFs SALE

No. 9SeT,
Superior Court.

JesBe duncan, et. al
DY yirtue Of and In obedience TO, the command
ID an order Of sale made IN the aboV., cause aud
to m" directed by the superior Court OF Montgomery
county, ONO, viii tieT Puce Sale al the door
oC the Court House IN the city Of Day ton sA1Uk
DAY, December Slst, 1854 ~ O'Clock ?. hi, said
day, the lolloNing real eBuitr, tiE
Lot numbered four thOusanu one hundred and
thirty five Ql3j), four TIA usBnd one hundred and
thiriy.slX (4lj6l, ur thousand LunoTeu hnd
thiity seTen (ll37) tour thousand one hundred and
forty FIVE tiI5), AMI iOur thousand huuurCd and
iOtty--iN a AZ, as numbered The revised plat uf
hs uIy ., Dayton, County oi Montpomeiy and
Slate oi oh o,
AIS y the following lots and parcels Of lands situate
sad County Of MontgomeIy aud STATE vi OHIO, ana
des, rlbed as foowA, to-w fixteen LOts, numbered
from to sixte n, inclusive lie ~ Bacon smith
subdivision OF out lot, mum led eigI u IN sLDrt's
survey north Of Mad RIVER, IN Mad hiVef 70 wns hin
in the ousty Of bon gomsrs, and State Of OHIO, Ra
A. Aforesaid, rs designated on tho recorded Plat
-atd suuu vi H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

1 TTENTlON GENTS 1.-Two Young ladies, t0nd Of
fan and adventure, who Is len al home 70 keep
house" while the old folks are away spending the
lhlays, invite g ntlemea 70 cores pond and
away pleasantly. Address q. A. 3. and r. 4 Mi
amaburR ohio. dei6iiW
NATIVE WINE-Ths best and pure native
IN Ca'awba Wine, for sale BY the barrel or Rsllon.
Mu. FRfDERlGK E0RN.
deSd4 Near the Asylum.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

SINGULAR PHENoMENoN- editor of the
Seneca Advertiser pays no income tax of
nearly one hundred dollars We hope the
Editorial Convention, soon to assemble in
Columbus, will investigate this extraordinary
case, and make the facts public
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

WANTED Wanted Immediately a young
man about fifteen or twenty years Of age as
Porter in Saloon, a. No 2lO Third street,
Ohio Block Saloon; one that can speak Ger
man preferred Good reference wanted,
@ qIO,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

Look Our l-GREAT LINEN SALE In a few
days there will be a great sale OF 6ne table
cloths, napkins, blankets, cloth and satinets,
direct from large importing house in Bos.
ton. The sale win be the next door 10 Per-
rine, Lytle u Shaw's Wholesale House, on
Second street. Jesse Christopher will be the
Autioueer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

R@-It seems that the Blairs had designed
to go to Richmond on their own responsible
ty, in the interest Of peace. On reaching the
lines of the Potomac army, they we're stopped
OF course
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

TTNHR undrrssned i = dolly licensed Auet onesr
l. 'or Montgomery county, and vii oty sslss, as
oiten as his .orVees, may no in demand.
Persons Who have rot taken out license. win be
tendea b, ID my violate the Law
\. b--bssidrnce - mules sOgth-east Of MIAMIs-
BURG. Order le " "a JOHN klsEk,jr or DAM
CLAY, hamHbui On Main stTs st, 1 BE- ATTENDED
10 Col. GhOR6E klsEk.