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sHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of and IA obsdieDce to an order OF the
ID Sapenor Court, % honRotnerS County Ohio 4
will sell Al public aas on saturday the Twent " Ak
day Of November, 1895, Al The court House at 4
O'clock r. NJ the followinE described premises altu.
atod % sa d County being IN the South West quarter
o. section No Thirty Tour lai) township ave (6l,
Range nve 10Y Easti bsgnniRg At the South East
beehtol, deeeas a, running thence North t1enfv
rods to corner stons; thenea nas twenty four rods
10 corner at0nei thence South, twenty rods 10 n
eofner thence West ~ perches 10 the placa
Of beginning containing three aeres more or less
aid promises have been appraised Al twelve hum
dTed dollars and cannot sell Tor less than two thirds
OF the appraisnent. I'd faf'ffa ~ w 49,
Terms'--one thTa cash. one third in one year and
one third IN tgo yeara tack payments 20 bear ntNr
est and 10 bo aecnfa by mortgage on said ufe,nlses
X. THoMPsoN, AIRY octaS. .sts
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHEs.--Iessner a.
Bro. No. 102 Main street, have on hand a
large stock of Gold and Silver Watches,
which they are determined to sell out, even
If they have to take less than COST Call and
see them. 4tdaw
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Local MATTERS.

The County Commissioners commenced
their regular annual session this morning,
at the Auditors Office, ,QHu1WHhH
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CB CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUREp,--A fair
trial of DR. HALL's BALSAM will convince
the most skepticnl sufferer that this medi-
cine has no equal in the world for the cure
ofthe different stages of this dreadful dis
ease. Every CoNSUMPTIvEo ought to read
the certificates of remarkable cures, and
know its value. H.
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eB STANDARED HoMEoPATnIc MEDICINES.
The agent of Humphreys Homeopath-
lc Specifies has received a very important
addition to his list Of Humphrey's Specific
Homeopathic Remedies In the shape of
Specific No. "a, which cures dipthera and
liberated sore throat. These specifics have
obtained wide celebrity among the medi-
cal practitioners and are very largely used
by them, being prompt efficient reliable
and convenient An extended advertise
ment IN another column gives list of the
different species, the diseases which they
remedy, and the prices, The cases for fami-
ly use are especially worthy of attention,
and also the new department of veterinary
specifics. The headquarters of ofHumphrey's
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, IL at
602 Broadway, New York.
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SUPERIOR CoyRT,--The December term of
the Superior Court of Montgomery County
commenced this morning. His Honor
Judge Haynes presiding. We learn that
several important cases are to be tried
during the term.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

Lieutenant William Wallace, Military
Secretary to Governor Anderson, has re-
signed his position.
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GREAT AUCTION SALEs.-There will be
anotherlarge sale of Army Goods, Canton
Flannels, Cloths, Muslins, &c, at the cxten-
siye rooms Of Christopher & Speilman, No,
3l3 Third Street, this evening and to-mor-
row morning. These goods are going of
rapidly, and at prices which make it the
object of every body to buy.
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eBr Mothers, who wish to find a medicine
peculiarly adapted To the cure of humors
aud .ernptions In their children, will find q
safeNnd sHre one 'ihScovilrs Blood aud
hycf sirup, which Is acknowledged 10 be
the best Blood Medicine known, Physi-
clans attest 10 this. N 81
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az Da. Morr's vrofirAnIr LIvrn lPPI PPnIIIs

CB- DR. MoTT's VEoErABLE LIVER Plus
are composed Of chemical vegetable ex-
tracts, mostly from plants growing In our
own country; some of these plants have a
direct action on the liver, Others upon the
skin, others on the kidneys, and Others upon
the bowels and lungs. IL Is by peculiar
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these Pills are made TO possess the
most extraordinary efficacy for curing dis
eases growing out of arrangement of the
bowels, kidneys, or liver. IN cronic dis
eases, or diseases of long standing. such as
Liver Complaint DYSPEPSIA, Constipation OF
the Bowels, Erysipelas scrohnla, Goiter,
Scald Head, Barber's Itch, Sore Eyes, PIN
pies on the skin, aud old sores, the treat
ment with the pills should be continued for
a longer time than with less stubborn dis
eases. These Pills have become so much
of favorite, that It Is only necessary for us
TO say that they are for sale by all the prnci-
pal druggists and dealers In family medi-
cines. M "tt. -. ..l taaD Fl
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The Sandusky, Dayton Il Cincinnati II.
II. Ia to be offered for sale at Sandusky on
the 9Th of January, at price not less than
&5O0OOO Itt tlff iNitl fff
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@r IMPORTANT 40 CONsUMPTIvKs. The
long looked for specific for the cure OF
Pulmonary diseases Is found ut last. Aliens
Lung Balsam has proved to be the most
extraordinary medical preparation for
curing Consumption. Il not only cures
Consumption, but relieves immediately the
incipient stages, snch as Coughs, Colds,
Expressions, &e, Pains in the Chest. II
breaks up the most distressing cough In an
incredible short time.
For sale by the Dealers in Family Med
ieines generally. .ae4
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z FRUITS, OYSTERS, &c.--J.iV, Nauerth q
Son, at their new Wholesale and retail house
ON Main street, have large and splendid
assortment of canned aud dried fruits, oys-
ters, pickles, &c. They keep none but the
very best articles in their line, and families
wishing TO procure supplies for the ap-
preaching holiday season should not fail TO
give them Il call.
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SoIRREs DRAMATIQUR.-"Te Nights IN a
Bar-room" was admirably performed at
Beekel Hall, on Saturday evening. We
never before witnessed 20 excellent a rem
dition Of this popular and interesting
moral drama. Miss Mollie Williams and
Mr.. Vincent sustained the leading charac-
ters, and the balance of the company per-
formed their respective parts In the yery
best taste. The death scene, by our little
flyorite, Mise Leona, was the Perfection of
good acting.
There is most attractive bill for to-
night. The charming play of "The Wife,
with Mrs, Perry. and Mr., c. Barton Hill In
the leading characters, will be presented
for the first time In Dayton for many years
past. This Is one of the most beautiful and
affecting plays ever put upon the stage
and In all respects uneXceptionable. IL
ought and no doubt win, draw a house
equal to that Of Saturday night, when there
was scarcely standing room for the large
and delighted audience present. Mr.. Hin
Is an actor of distinguished merit, and his
first appearance IN Dayton cannot fail TO be
greeted by hearty welcome.
Manager Fredericks has a series of de-
lightfnl entertainments IN store for the
present week.
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The Sandusky Register of Monday speak:
of the shipment of over ninety-six tons Of
grapes from that port. These were the last
of the grape crop unsold in that vicinity.
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CMALL FARM ONE MILE FRO MTAMI5BuRd
- ST MAsTER MIaAIoNER.9 GALE

- ATMAsTGR 0oMMfssIoNER'ss SALE.
Joseph Lambert, w No aaOs 4 h
MontSomary Countv
Harriet Loree, ct. al. II supsiior oouTt Et'
Pursuant TO order Of the Superior Oo1rt al
MONTGOMERY county oh o. made in the above en-.
titled cause, and to me directed, viii offer at public
Anoion at the door OF tho Cont House. IN the city
OF Dayton IN the County and State Aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY OH 1865,
helween the hours vi ono and tour O'Clock, p. M of
said day, the following escubed real estate, to.wiL
SITUATE in the county OF Montgomery and State oi
Ohio, IN Section ., Towu q Range " East, ao begin
IN said section and running thence hast VI chains
down the channel Of said Creek, s, 39o n, 4chains
thence =. $50 y. scAans; thence s. Qt9 n 'ehalns
thence a0o y, chnns and 90 links to point q
chains and 90 links south Of Weldays 'iue ihehos
parallel with the aast ahf west line, the section
linc thence N TO the place Of beginning containing
twentyfouf acres and a8ll00 (2f B6.lOO) lEt
Also part Of the same sect on beginning at tbs
corner o. the atove described tract thence
along tho east line theTeOf TO the north line Of
said tract thence cast for quantity thence parallel
with the irst mentioned line 10 the south line oi
sad TRAIT thence alony the said line 10 tbs place Of
beginning containing iye acres
baidland has been appralsed at e15 per acre and
cannot sell Tor less THAI two thirds OF said appras.
mant y f'i.'I II Itt'l
Terms OF sale, cash. ..l....ly tfr
.-.. - W. II. BBLYILLE,
Master Commissioner Montgomery Superior Court
AhAA ILAh' Att' ssasaaaa-H.as .asaa novdO-d2AwtBs
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RHEU M.ATISM
y srHnoNALtEF, GAs1x co. omo,)
..I .Iu y ft Nlctal,Rr is0A 4

ftl.u, Ha snEIso NALEF, GAsfx Co. o,uo,)
l M $500 l octotsr . 1870. o.
ltl Respected So or the benz III Of tho snii,ted
| vi IN 20 pubncly make knoNn thai, ! have h, IN
wonderluly nmlcted with khe,imHtrssn, 30 much so
that Was compelled To lay down. and there iay lor
weeks al time nd when dd gei ups had 10 no ier
weeks at stretch on my cruches, suhering III Ibo
| ever suffered Arn in this iTue aud Slfouef, laisl.
ness A. this place, and about four weeks aE nv sitt
Sf sS s pS psss ssss awe S aIS sG Sr,. s y, siesA
read them, snd y your ihetsl oner % refpd ih6
money Y cure was not ehsciad, I leit resolved 10
give 10 one mir trial and immediately ordered Two
doz,n. thinning cnnh use some aud vail some
bui onl) got one dfAsn and Il Nrtt rikht od tisn
Est sO"''' '"''' 'o''" "''e' and It Is selling ''rs
wish here 70 state publicly, list am now in
better health than tRVa been for tho last ter year
l suitsr no Psin-hgse a batter appetts than ior
many yeAis b tors; lAmn n years ol age, anal
arsds can testify % ny ease. have sts,, ~ ne
brug snainsss IN this place 'er zen years, and an,
klesg % "a, ani Fss, ! sspi my ease publshSa IN
yonT bitieTs Puithermbre, l wish 70 have The soIs
Ageno u this county. wholesale aud retail rovidpd
you grant age notes OF that kind You will oilsa n,r
very much hy sending me a c,FcnlAr on teTIns 80
procsi and u ~ issAtshcoiy ~ take an sseae,
blIl dss,eu b. tine IN iaaa A. nnch ss ,,s,sis ~
poser, Of IsisY ~. ms iel9~ pi ths saiisr,as
ill M You're truly, ..i"
For SsIs ~ W. stewart No e. sss ssis sros, SSsts
i. \ -...TT F-Htf
DbohAkB WINE OF SUPERIOR QUALIFY
~ viii lie constantly kent Oh hand f6f Melcal
aud aacramental purposes by a. Jerome upposite
cly Hotel. Also Wine I1aats ior sAis b, 'iiI'
seP'saoin .-l. l-.-lll4 4 IL W J. sHELDoh,
ii ouSk AND Llr IN cARROLToS ATMAsrER
u COMMANDMENTS sALk.
Ps"''' Laish'S.' y. Ad@'f Piti g..e NJ sl71
Elisa AIAriia, 81 al Dslts conr. ~
rarsaant 20 an order Of ths sapeFior Ooa,t o.
hon.gemery Coanty Ohio made 10 tka above eniiled
eAufe ana 20 me dlregied, IWdl siar u Pubic Ano-
tlou Al The door OF the rOutt House, IL The civ Of
DaJton' 10 the County aud State Aorssaid on ~ -
SATURDAY, DROEMnER 90, lsds. .hiq
Between the hour of aud 4 O'CLOCK p n a.
said Day the islleelBe deaenbSa Real Kslkie, yls
Situate ~ ne CQuaty q Montgomery and stale nf
OhloSitnate and being Ia the foHn q Carrolfon Nj
q sios numbered hfty sevsh sf oP The plat u sad
said property hsA been oppressed al 1900, and can
Dot sell Tor less tAan tN0,thTd OF said apKra nd
Terms Caah, WlLNER N, HELVILlE -
ns..er oonib hosti 3 Superior Court
horeu bar -. lo65, qis l.Nf = noxQswsf
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e8- ANCIENT FINE ARrs.-To the Editor
Of The NetO York Herald: Respecting the
relies Of porcelain ware found In the late
exhumations at Herculaneum, which have
been forwarded to the Society ofantlqulties
In London, whereof your correspondent
says the bottle resembling brakes Planta-
ton Bitters was undoubtedly placed among
the ruins by the agent of DIR. Drake, we de-
sire TO state that he is incorrect In every
respect. lfa bottle was found there bear
ing our lettering, the language of the Ro-
mons was different from the accepted litera-
ture of that day. Our Agent has other
business than this in Europe, and has not
been In Italy at ALL No doubt Americans
carry Plantation Bitters TO Rome but trv-
Ing TO impose pponp society of Antlquar-
ians IN this way seems quite useless, and we
do not appreciate thej Joke. Il Is unneces-
sary for us to spend money in Europe while
we are phabIc to supply the demand for
these celebrated Bitters here.
Respectfully, r. H. DRAKE &Co.
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msbaok,s Rtt,or..

s'There is many true word spskcn
an Iest,', said gentleman to his friend who re-
marked that 'Greenbacks are gsed but
Rebmcks arc betteF.o
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WITHOUT a fRlVAL. 2
And Justly deserves the reputation II has so long on
loyedin Central Amenca and tfieiWest inaiesM
lGp1N
IN DxsPEPsrA

Amt lts attendant train OF symptOms ID anta more Ia
A CHARM than a medicine. Ihafe is nothing in the
whole range OF MateNa Meda that can for q mo ment
be.rA oaparie0n with in this dlAeasO. ,.'.' I
full account OF this wonderful plant may he found
In the eateath edition OF ths United states Dsp, Ms,
aioTy, pages 1887 and 1895. 49,, ~
series Of experiments In which Dr. Bull bAs been
for years angaged, has been brought TO success.
fu terminate and he n nov enablsd to ole 10 the
pubic accumulation o. CkDh0k with other approved
tOnies the whole preserved ~ the Test uIalny OF
coppar distilled Bourbon Whlsky, which he Is ct mi
dent has no equal In thu world
He might furnish volume OF osrtIiostes but the
public have long since learned 20 estiat sueh thine
by their rns value The safest plan is for every ono
TO testtor htmselfths virtues OF new ms dioine
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

"A. WARD."-Artemus Ward, the pleas
ant popular lecturer, will visit Dayton the
present week, and give otrpeople @talk,' y
at Clegg's Hall, on Thursday and Friday
evenings Since his last appearance here,
he has visited the Norman city of salt
Lake" and will enlighten his auditors in
regard 10 what he heard and saw there.
Artemus has "good repute" here as lec-
turer, and his entertainments viii of course
be largely attended. Reserved seats may
be obtained at the Music Store of Mr.. J. T,
Kenny, and we'would advise every body to
apply In time. .s..i
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TNHE I'm aDRRsIGNEn o. nEGs TO INFORM TBF
pnblln that he has opened ami will keep cen
sAntl on hand every ing that ~ heW and deriralI.
IN the RDoNe line Every thing 10 th0 market thai
attractive, desirable or new Nin BE- added nom
nnY 70 time, making it one OF the most complete
Ladies' aud ChildFan's ~ o. Inc oho,nes, .rA
riches. Qualities toldin ihs Wett q Ower haa Ia.
49,. .lif .U- n. A. HERMAN, 90
dees dly No. q Main street, DAYTON. OHIO.
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/. a Y U
DFiATfi OF AN OLD Resident. Mrs. An-
toinette Piner widow of Joseph Piner, de-
ceased, died in this city last evening, aged
tifty-eight years. She was among the first
settlers In Dayton, and although colored
woman, was respected by every body for
her excellent qualities and kind disposi-
ton. Her husband, familiarity known As
"Uncle joe" died during the past summer
SIMON KENToN's REMAINs,-The remains
of General Simon Kehton, which were
buried in 1885, near his old home, not far
from Zanesfeld, Logan county, were, on
Thursday last, reburied, with, appropriate
ceremonies, in 0akdale cemetery, about one
mile from Urbana. The old tombstones
we removed with the remains, the head
stone bearing this inscription; ,.ft..,
In memory of Gen. Ssmon Kenton, who
was born April 10, 1855 In Culpepper
county, Virginia, and died April % 1886,
aged 81 years and 10 days. = ,t 9,D
His feilow-citlzens OF the West win long
remember him as the skillful pioneer oil
early times, the brave soldier aud the hon
est man" H.aieI
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pBuhARB wfNE or SUPERIOR QUALIFY
~ viii lie constantly kent Oh hand fof MN,ical
snd sacranental purposes, by h, JrrOmA. opposite
City ho,sl, Also Wine I1aats tor hAia bI iII'
sep'sdom -. l4.-Lul u W J. 3HELDOA,
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Stop the Nuisance |

I'VE call on our Town Council, and
our Town Marshall, for the stopping Of
a great nuisance to quiet and orderly
citizens to say nothing Of the danger of
setting fire. We allude to the practice
of firing off fuses from guns as practiced
by some of the young boys of our town.
On Wednesday night last, but for the
prompt attention of parties who hap.
pened to be near, we would have had q
conaagration from this dangerous piece
of sport Besides this, is it not against
an ordinance Of the town that firing is
allowed in the street2 We understand
that a fine Of $5 is imposed by ordinance
upon every person who fires gun in
the public street. flour authorities will
only be active, q revenue may thereby
ibe created, by collecting these fines,
which could pro6tably be applied to some
other evils in our town. Every one who
fires a gun in our town ought to be made
to suffer the penalty for so doing. sa
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From Columbia.

We lesfn from creditable sourcs
that H I. .PEAkE, Esq, General Super.
inteaaant Of tho South Caroline railroad,
left Columbia on Thursday morning last,
by request of the Federal commander
at Charleston, for that city, to resume
full control of the South Carolina road,
It.is reported inC Columbia that the Fed
erals will furnish all necessary iron and
labor for the rapid completion Of the
road from Charleston to Columbia.
1t is also reported in Columbia, and
our informant says with some founda-
,6on, that Ex.Gov. AIKEN, has, by re-.
quest of the authorities, gone on to
Washington, D., G. There are o good
many sarmises in regard to this move
ment but we refrain from giving any of
the particulars as has been related to US.
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The Mails.

I'VE learn from Supt. WHEY, Of the
Southern Express Company, that the
mails will soon be established between
this point and Augusta, Charlotte, Rich
mond and the North. Success to the
enterprising spirit Of the Southern Elk
press Company I,io ,,aD,. 7.,-a,s,.
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.The New York Herald.

We are under many Obligations to
Col. R. B. BULLOCK for a copy of the
New York Herald of the lst inst, Col.
I b. will please accept our thanks
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Large Rewards.

The Washington Chronicle of May
8, contains q proclamation from Presi.
dent JOHNSON, of the United States, of.
fering a reward Of 100000 for JEFP
DAVIS; alsosa reward of 1876 900 each
for CLEnENT CLAY, GEoReE N. SAN.
DERs BEvERLY TucKHa and JEFF
'THoMpsoN The occasion for this very
large reward is that these parties were
insdgators Of The murder Of President
LINCOLN, .ta.. l,..,i t.|is s.,,. ,.,.
BoorH, the murderer Of LrscoLN, has
been caught and summafily killed, and
other parties implicated in the murder
have been arrested. These latter par.
ties have implicated DAVIS and Sshs
Others as being privy to the MURDER Of
LrNcoIN, and the attempted assassina.
ton of SEWARD and son. .1s .,ss., J, ~.
..sfis.a HfAr-------as s7Ss5s $-2-41+-------
Very interesting news from the North,
which has been crowded out of this wall
appear in ourlnext issue. ~ i%G9s.P
y"
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rold rushed out and was grappled by
Lieut, Baker, thrown to the ground
and seenred
Corbett says heai,ned with, the intcn.
ton Of &omding Booth in the shoulder
and did not intend TO kill him.
Booth had in his possession diary, i'm
which he had noted events Of each day
since the assassination lof Mr.. Lincoln.
This diary is in possession Of the War
Department, He had also q Spencer,
carbine, a seven shooter atrevolver, a
pocket pistol and o knife. The latter is
supposed to be the one will, which he
stabbed Mayor Rathbum, His clothing
was of DARK blue, not Confederate gray,
as has been stated. MIA ,s.sv
+ Surgeon General Barnes says thesban
did not enter the brain. Thebody, when
he examined it this afternoon, was not
in rapid state Of decomposition, butw was
considerably bruised by jolting about in
the cart. 1t is placed in charge of Col.
Baker, in the attire in which he died,
with instructions not to allow any one to
| approach it, nor to take from it any part
of apparel, or thing for exhibition here.
after; in brief Il is necessary for the sat-
isfaction of the people that two points
shall be positively ascertaincd, first, that
the person killed in Carrots barn, and
whose body was brought to this city, was
J.. Wilkes Booth; secondly. that the said
j. Wilkes Booth was positively killed.
The first point was to dhy confirmed by
overwhelming testimony, such as no
jury would hesitate to accept. The sub.
stantial one oFthe second point is shown
the report ofSurgeon General Barnes,
which will be officially announced.
Booths leg was not broken by falling
from his horse; but the bone was injured
by the fall upon the stage at the theatre.
The Military Convention Between
! Austria and Mexico
The full text of the convention con.
cluded, on the l9,h Of October last year,
between the, Emaerors of Austria and
Mexico for the recruitment in the Aus!
trian States ofvolhnteers for the Mexican
service has just appeared. Its tenor may
oe 'u"'''s 's'u 40 'o"o"s
!. Inc austrian volunteers 10 De re.
srwtea lor .ile Mexican service shail not
fantry and three hundred sailors. They
may cons'st,of persons VINO nave iulhiied
,he'r nme OF service ana civilians not ia,
Die 10 ml',ary duty. NO expense shall
eancn'eeo oy tne austrian treasury.
NJ; T. Aner 'ne,, SIX years service N
tn' neH.co' s,N 9'oh,as ,s 'eaVe shal' oe alloweu
sne ,eclu.s' ~ winoh 70 re'urh 70 Austria,
| or Apply 10 tue Austrian authorities tor
iea,e 20 ielnaIp ~ !.c coap.iy'
q, S'''es me diyssloh 1},, q the corps INTO
.. .',a n'sst'is rSS ,s'u oHhns aartilery aIty
"nu ens.nee's' u inoy ute 70 DC men OF
sOSu o,'s.noser, i; ho5 over lorty strong'
"n% feo'sss'ns snss: 'pe E'nls''aa ms, q relg'on'
~ ,','Sss as . a3,a .e% s.,o.oincets Inc
|
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TO be Garrisoned.

- Welaearn from gentleman that a
guard of5o0 Union soldiers will arrive
in this place in a few days for the pur.
pose of garrisoniRg it.
Ourlinformant ALSO states that party
will. l.proceed'to Columbia for the same
purpose-that all the towns villages
and cities in the G. S., are to be garrison
ed and held as conquered provinces d
Upon the arrival of Union troops,
wherever there has been any diguiet,
law and order soon prevails and every.
thing wears its, aspect of old. ,a,, ~.
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puIsuit and Cspturo oe Hootfl Q q

IA special despatch toths New York
Msiss dated y Washintst0 shif April ~.
The following facts I obtained from
Col, Baker and the other persons en-.
gagged with him: s@a@sh n s. 4
, All the lower counties of Maryland,
were scoased by q large force, consisting
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-13

s Secretary Seward Recovering
The Washington Chronicle of the Ord
says that Secretary SEWARD is nearly
well. His son, Fred, is also improving.