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Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

SALT FROM SALT MouNrAIN.-A splendid
specimen Of rock salt, in It's virgin purity,
from Salt Mountain, on the west bank Of Vir-
gin river, Arizona Territory, was received at
the Agricultural Department, and placed in
tho museum Of that department, to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

U JOHN MINOR Boris, in a letter to some
of his neighbors says that the next Congress
will be more radical than the last. He is
right, and JoHs CocHRASE, while revising
his figures, will find it to his advantage to
modify his views if he wants to count one.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

JoHS KIMBALL, ESQ., Superintendent Of
Colored Schools for the District Of Columbia,
acknowledges the receipt Of large lot Of
property from the Christian Commission,
through their agent, WM. BALLASrYsE.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

Our Prentice hand has struck for higher
wages. He has made banner out of
much.mangled copy Of the Citizen, inscribed
thereon the words Fifty cents eItra-this is
a goak"-iormed himself into procession,
and is at this moment defantly parading
Ninth street. This accounts for the tinge of
melancholy which to-day's paper wears.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

The baltimore Commercial, No. l, Vol. l,
which comes to us this morning, is a good
looking specimen of a newspaper. Perhaps
we should know more Of what its character Is
to be, If we could get sight at those edito'
rials which were CROWDED out by the Advsr-
tiaera.n
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

The Richmond Times, while 1t feels bound
to assert that "many of the great doctrines
Of the State rights school were not disturbed
by the result Of the war" admits, with
candor which does 1t infinite honor, that 'fhe
doctrine of pSaeca6ls secession was slain out
rin.hI y
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

APPOINTED. HENRY CoNcKLNG, Of
Bloomington, ILL.,, and H. D. POLLARD, Of
Finley, Ohio, Examining Surgeons Pension
Bureau.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

MONTGOMERY BLAIR is out in another long
letter, which appears in what Mr.. WEED would
call n "supposititious" newspaper.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
Removal Of jon. Davis.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Oct. 2.-Jeffer.
son Davis was moved this morning under q
strong guard from his casemate prison TO
quarters assigned to him in Carroll Hall.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

TIE EUenimg Post says that Gen. MA
GRUDER is in New York. Bwing . bwandy
cocktail and pack Of cardth.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

The Boston Journal reports that Gen.
Couch is likely to decline the Democratic
for Governor.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

That paragraph in the Richmond Mrs
Commercial Toodkes isn't wit.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

RECEIPTS Of Internal Revenue for the
quarter ending on Saturday last, $s3, 729, 4ls
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

ISSUED last week, currency to National
Banks, 81, 729, 100. Total to date, $l91,-
All ,4S0.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
SHOW HR WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED

SHOW NR WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN
4 HRsR CoNsPIRACIEs, WHO HAS FIRED
srRucTioSs TO TAKE OUR FORTS, AND Gus
TOM HOUSES, AND ARSENALS, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW YoUATRAIToR.
WERB 7 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
SON DID IN 1905, WITH AARON BURR.
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, II
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
SCOPE OF THE CONSTITUTION, BY THE
FTERNAL GOD WOULD EXECUTE
THBk " = ANDREw JoHSsoS, In the United
States Sendte-March ID. 1851.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

TIE Internal REvESuH RECEIPTS this
day will exceed $3, 600, 900.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

HAVING read the Citizen, We hsnceforth
stand upon our dignity.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

Our or (ALL) sORrs-The Boston Post,
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

NATIONAL BANKS in operstion-1, 572.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

since the last month, exclusive Of tho amount
saved by the cancellation Of compound in
terest notes received for public dues, is
$la, Sal, 1888. Tho decrease in the interest
of the public debt is $500, 41l.so, which eI-
oeeds the decrease Of interest in the previous
month by $27l, 4ll-s9.
This is the arst time since the commence.
ment of the war when the monthly statement
Of the Treasury has exhibited decrease Of
the public debt.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

'TT is TIME THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BIZ TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
NOT In ANGRR-BUT THAT TREASON Is A
CRIME, AND SHOULD BB ESTEEMED AS
SUCH AND PUNISHED AS sUCH'-ASDREw
JoHEsoN, President Of the United Stdtss-Aprl
no. 1865
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
oYYIcE TREASURER UNITED STATES, !

WAsHiNaroN, september ~, 1850 y
Under advertisement of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, dated September 20, 1885, for
funding Certificates of Indebtedness,
Give per cent. One and Two Years Notes."
and "Six per cent. Compound Interest
Notes." you are authorized to receive, for
tya,spiission to the Treasurer Of the United
States, any Of the above-named obligations.
In doing SO you will be governed by the
following instructions:
From parties desiring to convert, you will
receive the obligations at face value, with ac-
crued interest as called for, to November l,
1865; giving the depositors receipt for the
amount to be converted into bonds, (no bond
to be issued for less than one hundred dol
lars and paying to them. in money, the ex-
cess, II any, over the even amount Of bonds
and premium; thus, for illustration, you re-
ceive:
Certificates OF Indebtedness, FIVE per
cent. or six per cent. notes, as per
sehedule. ......................... VI, OOO %
interest due'.''... '.......'...'.s........ l4o W
IOthl' ...........ss. ..s......... i, l4O W
For this you will give receipt
for transmission to Treas
urer for go U. s. bonds. 8l, 100 90
Premium on same........... 3S 90
l, 1888 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
lprofesstonal.

And or the vast three years Surge n IN The United
States Nrvy, has upened an Office q No. ga Third
NJ eet between ferson nud So clair str cts, north
side Havna had the adva ntage OF the Hospitals in
Nes York and phind,i ipniR. with twenty years o.
successful pratce, the afflicted my rest assured
by getting his advice that they will Obtain every nd
vnntag hat the advanced condition oil the Sc,e1ct
Of Medic can rcudtr. - .,.., %, -. 4, ~,
RESPIRATORY nTsEAsIS BN MEDICAL ~
HALATlUN the only reliable means known 90 tht
profession, whch has proven 80 UNIVERSAL hueHt74
hi in tho Fastn and in Eurore he treats 81 Diseaso'
o the ny h aud EAR, also all diseases perula %
FetnalcA and Rll CHRON COMPLAINTS WhaJ
ao.rver u ay he tneir character The most incre iu
lous will be couvirced Of hs success by calling ~ ms
OHite No 2ls, Third street, DAYTON, OF by obalnhA
letters TO tuvai ds which ia crcuytVd EratultousN
Office hours rom O'Clock a. N. ul o'clock A.. N
octI5dNwgm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
The Explosion at Fort Fisher

New YoRK, January 23.-The Tribunes
Fort Fisher correspondent says:
The explosion OF the magazine was caused
by the carelessness Of our men, who were
indiscreet enough to 90 in with lighted segars
and light candles while inside. They we're
cautioned, but paid no heed
The total losses during the fight will not
exceed 400 and those by the explosion
about l00-must be added for the navy
Colonel Alden, Of the l69th New York, was
mortally wounded by the explosion of the
magazine and has since died.
MORE ABOUT BLESSED PEACE
The Herald's Washington special has various
rumors concerning BlaiF's visit to Richmond
One is that Blair brought autograph letters
from Davis to Lincoln, saying he Was ready TO
treat for peace and that a communication
! from Lincoln has been taken back 10 Rich
mond, expressing a Willingness TO send or
receive mssioners.
Many well informed people in Washington
look for important results from Bla $ st eond
visit TO the rebel capital
A significant article appears in the Rich.
mond Enquirer Of last Thursday, which says
after every manly effort the rebels may fail
and policy and interest would incline the
rebels TO submit to the United States rath
er than to England, France or Maximillian.
Joining their military forces they could then
sweep this continent, and thus hide theiI
shame, while America will become the colos
sal power OF the world
On the other hand, some Richmond Editors
10 view ofthe fact that they have lost all O
4 the sea ports of consequence, make great et
forts TO prove these disasters a blessing. They
say war is their sole business ConseripioI
mast be vigorously enforced, and every on
that can must fight
The Richmond Wing says that negroes il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
fntrrnaI RrhCnuC.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Special Assessment Notice.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvENUE,
STATE OF ONO, THiRD DIsrniCr
DAYtOs, OH1o, nov. p, IS 4.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GINEN that the A sess
IN meut Of the SPECIAL five cent lNcoNE lu1Y
madt IN accordance with the requirements f join
Hes, luton OF congress, approved Jus 4, 1854 On al
incomes return Tor the year ending December 81
1868, lp- teen deyore to me by the bstrct asses
-or for 60 lection, and the same must he pad or
be ore the 2Ot day OF December next.
In DEFAULT ruEREOT ten percent penalty IL requir-
ed by law tn tdei, and collections 60 ue eu'oTcod
by distraut -
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will be objected at the Oicc Of the
dersigned corner Of Third aud Jefferson streets, Duy
ton, ONO. Those Tor
BUTLER COUNTY
Al the Office OF Ezra Potter, Deputy Collector; Ham,l-
ton, Ohio. For
WARREN COUNTY
At the Office of Jacob Morris, Deputy Collector, Leb-
nos, Ohio. For
PREB.E COUNTY
tthe Ohice OF Josiah Campbell Deputy Collect r.,
Eaton, Ohio. JOHN l.. mARTlN,
noy2s-dtwtill deco Colector;d Dist. Ohio.
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DnYton Marker.

..r DAYTON, January %
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR--Red wheat,
wholesale SO co. Retail $40 co.
WHEAT--$l 50.
C0RE--l00
OATs-70
RYE--l Is.
BARLEY-$l 50@l6O
TEAS-$2 50682 90.
C0FFEE-50@55o.
SUGAR-30.
SUGAR-25@2s@sOc, per pound
COFFEE SUGAR--35c per h.
CRUSHED SUGAR-35c per ib.
MOLASSES--$l 80 per gal
RICE-20c per ID.
LARD--26@30
BUTTER-40@45.
CHEESE --30c
STARCH--l2sc per 10
S0APS--20c per ID.
DRIED APPLES-lO@l2l
BEANS-None
EGGS 35@40 per doz.
TOBACCO-909Sl 90 per h.
SHOT--S5 1906 copper sack.
LEAD-25c per ID.
POTATOES-$l GOAL 25 per bush.
SWEET POTATOES 81 40 per Bushsl
HAY-Timothy S28@3O per ton,
WHISKY 80 20
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
By Telegraph.
REpoRrEp ZOE TnE pAILY EMPIRE
The EnroIIment and other Matters OF
Interest.

interest
wAsHrxeroS, January % The opinion Of
the Solicitor Of the War Department, publish
ed last August, is semi-oifcially reproduced
as applicable to present enroilments, and quo
to for 100000 men, to supply de6ciences IN
der the former call.
On that opinion, the Solicitor said II the
number Of men we're taken into consideration
with their service, it is clear that the grossest
inequality would exist in the respective con-
tributiOns in the different districts to the ag-
prepate military service Of the country, and at
each successive call, all accounts of services
preceding that call are made up, and the call
for quotas should be such as shall equalize
the amount Of service required from each dis.
trict, in proportion to the persons therein liza
bic to military service.
That district which, in the presen. draft,
furnishes one year men, cuts up its burden in.
to three parts. and shoulders only one part al
the present year, aud leaves the next TO be
met at the next call
| That district which furnishes three years
men, now gains at once in its account with the
Provost Marshal General the same benefit on
the quota Of the next draft, as though it had
furnished three times as many men for one
year service.
II is the duty of each district to furnish the
full number OF men designated as its quota
These men should be received, whether for
one, two or three years service.
Those districts which furnish three years
men now, will be entitled to the full benefits
thereo on all future calls.
The House Committee on Military Affairs
hos accumulated and is still gathering large
amount of testimony relative to fraud snC
abuses under the laws for the collection and
} purchase Of cotton and other products Of the
insurrectonary States and will doubtless re
port bill for the correction of the disloya
and illegal practice Of metoeLa,y specula
tors
Fifteen thousand dollars worth OF new lhre,
cent currency will be issued from the Treasu
ry to morrow, and for some days thereafter
About half Of that amount will he put il
circulation
1t is untrue, as has been reported, tha. +
P. Blair was in consultation with the Presiden
and Cabinet previous to his recent departure
for the South
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

ALL OF THE GAPS CLOSED .--Ashby's Gap is
now occupied BY the Union forces; Thorough
fare Gap also; and Smokers Gap likewise
closed. Nothing will induce to success like
closing up the gaps, whether in the pursuits
Of Peace or the business Of War. "Gather
up the loose ends" said old Girard. Collect
your small debts aud you will be subject to no
attacks in the rear. There are other gaps
that allow men to be attacked in the rear il
not attended TO- and they are gaps in your
coat and pantaloons Let them be closed up
or what is better, avoid them altogether by
only wearing clothing made at W. g. Breene's
One Price Store, No. "a Main street, where
the best assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings and Ready Made clothing for men
aud boys can be found. jAl3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
Desperation at RichmOnd-From ths
shenandoah Valley.

Desperation Rt Richm mOnd-From the
Shenandoah Valley.
New YoRK, January 22.-1he Herald s
Shenandoah Valley correspondent says;
An intelligent gentleman Of Madison Coun-
ty, who recently visited Richmond, states he
conversed with Government officers who said
the holding Of Richmond for any considerable
time was despaired OF by Jelf Davis and Gen
eral Lee.
Public archives are being sent into the in.
terror Hundreds of families have
removed to North Carolina and Georgia, on
hint from officials
The city is said to be in process Of mining
and Davis is determined Richmond shall not
fail into our hands except, as heap oil
ruins.
The news from up the Shenandoah Valley
reports great suffering. The rebel force is
still near New Market and Stsunton.
The good conduct of citizens Of Savannah,
after coming under the old dag again has had
its effects upon the inhabitants of Winchester
and elsewhere, People who had before been
warm supporters Of rebellion, have shown a
great change. Preparations have been made
10 make Harper's Ferry a great depot
In consequence OF family sfliction, BrigR'
der General VIM II Powell tepdered his res
ignation sometime since. A protest against
its acceptance WAS sent to Washington, but
the necessity was so great that the War De
partment had accepted it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

NEw YoRK, Jan 20 Cotton quiet at 9sc,
Flour dull and heavy at 9 50a9 20
for extra state and 10 60Al0 rs for round
hoop Ohio Wheat, no receipts, dull and Babe
lower NJ 2 Is Tor amber Kantucky
Corn dull and heavy at l ssal 80 for
mixed western Oats dull at | 03ll 05
for western; Pork unsettled at 3s 25a3S 80
nes mess, 36 5Oa37 for 63 and ga, 81 0Ua3j
prime; Lard dull end dropping at l9la2Sc,
Whisky heavy at 30h2 81 for western {;
Petroleum dull at SOC for crude, Gle
for refined in bond, and s5c for free Dressed
HOGS lower at l5Ial6 for western; Supor
dull at I93a23c for Muscsvado Butter 36A
4sc for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
dull and heavy; Cutmeats dull
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
Rebel Rumor OF che Evacuation OF VII.
mington,

BALTIMORE, January 22-The American
special, under date Of Annapolis, 2lst inst +,
says:
General Grant arrived here to day, and left
for Washington on the express train He lie
reported to have said that deserter had come
into the lines of General Terry, who reported
that the rebels we're evacuating Wilmington,
after having set FIRE to $500, ,OoO, 900 worth of
cotton, but that our troops prevented its de-
structon
A bearer of dispatches also arrived on the
gsnboat Queen, from Admiral Porter, and
proceeded TO Washington
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.A GEtGER will hereafter attend cr-lusirciy 10
| an oihcs practice and will give "SneclM Auen.
ton" to the treatment OF CHRONIC DISEASES, such
ns Diseases OF the III RO At and LUNGS. OF the Ef Il
aud EAR, sCROf ULOUS AEFEOrlONS, &c Prm'
ary and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONoRHHlEN'
GLEEE srkiClURtA, lMpOrENON' sc. Also,
DUrAsIs PForttAR 10 FIMALrs, and cuerU variety oi
Chi ouie Disc .ss, whatever may be Its character
Office hours from a m TO p m.
Sundays, ITO iOa m, to Q y o.,
Ofioe-Oorner Of Jefferson and Ftth At Dayton,
Ohio. octs-lmd3mW.ll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
PETITION FOR PARTITION,

Heary 81 Gebhart, Ngth1r g Ann Gehuart and Mary
NJ Gelhart, W.. Am INA v. HeUeimaa, John a.
Helieman, Peter =. Gubhari, Rose. r Gsbhs7t
and Ellen Gotnmt superior Count Of Morigon.
cry County, OHIO. Petition .3r Partition.
A MELlA X. HEtLERMAN, john 4. Hcllemrn,
n Peter D, Gfuhsrt l,osela b.. GebiR.t and
Ellen Gehhart will taEs no ICE that Peapon was
tiled agaip-t 'hem on the l6,h dRy of recemheri A.
ID. 1853, "a the aWs,iot Count OF fontgUmeIy Coul-
Is, ONO, by Henry Gehhar Catfadne Ana Cet.
hart aud Maty VI. g hharf rod iA ros VCrl rv,
wherein nenry NJ Gebhsrp. Ulfuurine Ann Geohaft,
and Mnry NJ. Gchhntt demand paILNJn o, tho follow
ing reel estate, to-wiE
siiua q 10 tho County OF Montgomery and State Of
OhiO-heiug part oitne southeast qunrrr ofsection
No. Z. township No Q, raagc east, Sc. beginning
~ the southwest uer ui the los 90 perrpes
s, ". nom tlc section corper Al stonei
thence "a. So luS.1G uercii aorg GebhMt's sec
ton line 10 sonci thence ~, 3i ~ 100 peTches
along Weavers apd trs sec ION lire tn stonsi
theree f6e, ", lus 90 nercnes along Roots lire to
a stone; thence soath iO q $3.50 perch along ia
cob shades line 10 the pliCe Of beginning, eo tanning
(tjl s1y Eve acres more or less. Alec lots NUM-
lered inriy-rine, aiyt u q nd MY tuo tip co.
o. and j3) ~ oeeiLrated on plat ol tho subdivision
oip8ri OF section No, 80, town p rauge 7, made b.
Mcclure aad Horues, and recorded on thc records
al Montgomery OOunty, ohio, m plat book A, rage
%, ,si' iate in neds3n town-hp, Mont merry Couu-
~ Ohio, ard that, m tho Feuruary term lSt5 o
said Court, sad Henry NJ. Gehhart, tsth, nue =
Grhhsri and Mary NJ 6ebhart will epply Tor an or
DER, that psrfitoG nigy bt made OF sHid premises.
HKNBY GEBHARG q.
CATHERINE ANN GEhHARr,
ApAu otiV, Airy, dsclTdswlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

HAvERLEY's MlSsTREls The advertise
ment in another column announces that this
model band of Mnstrels will give one Of their
famous performances in Huston Hall on Tues
day night--also, on Wednesday night We
bespeak them foil house, for we feel very
sure that they will delight their audience.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
Now York sloek mark.t

New YoRK, January 23,-Stocks lower
and dull Gold closed at 2O23 Money pen
" at 7. Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy ll9
Reading l04 $40 coupons 1868; l040's
coupons, l2la one year certificates 973
United States skies of 1881, cou
pons, llo; New York Central l07t; Erie, 10
United States skies 67; 20 coupons, %
Sterling quiet at 81 l0-40 coupons 1923; 7
sos 99f, U S skies OF '67 1856 5'2O's, regis
tered, 50
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

MORE SNow.--The stock Of snow which
had been on the ground for two or three
weeks, suddenly disappeared on Sunday but
before daylight this morning the ground was
white with 4 fresh supply. The roads are
again fine, and the sleigh bells jingle merrily
aa ever
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
ARMIyIsTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE,

IN pursuance OF an order gfnutei ly tho Probate
l iourt col Montgomery touuty, On. In the case ol
Isaac iAycy aud simpson huiti Executors OF tho
last Win and testament David YOUNG decreased,
rgaast Ruth Young et ~ defendants we viii offer ior
sale, nt puuuc auction on sAll RuAY, the 3ist drv
Of beccmtor A. ID. 1854, vt 2o'uock, rfernoou, uTon
the premises the following described real estate 3
tuUte inthe County OF ontgomer5, and stale Of
OHIO, to-Wlt;
Fifteen acres Of land ken the South side OF ihe
Arm owned by the hcirs oi hayid Young dcc'd
situate IN Section 80, Town 2, ltango o, N i's-dr.
scHbod us follows Barnn.ng gt stone ON tho east
line Of SAID section the south east corner of sa.
farm; thence north on The east line o. sald section
bTi chains % q stone thence south IS west g7.s8
chains 90 the nre ui turnpike ia thence south
eastWarlA, wtn the centre of snid road 40 hsin- %
The south west corner saii farm thsnrr cU tho
line between fouag and iaeser, north 10 east at fg
chaln- 10 the place OF teg nuinl;. containing BCtsa
acres OF land
Appraised Al Sllo per care Terms or sale one
Thru uash one third "a one year, and ore third in
tso yeafs tom tha Gay ~ sale, with intofost the
payments 10 be secured BY mortgage upon the pre.
mises sold ISAAC LAFENEE,
NtMlSON MUTE
FycCrtors, 20. OF iavd Young. ,irr a.
J. II. Bsasorr, Aul for EXoout TO noy30.W4w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

PEACE There is one satisfactory reason
for secresy on the part of the Government
concerning peace negotiations. An oaicial
announcement of peace, made to-day, with
out the time essential to adjust business and
prepare for il, would bankrupt half the bust
ness men of the country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

tbs REASON WHY-The Cincinnati Com.
mercal repels the hope Of peace, which many
persons entertain The business Of the
Commercial, and other leading Republican
papers, has been quadrupled by the war, and
would be diminished in the same proportion
by peace. They do not ike to hear peace
rumors
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
SHERIFFs SALE
John b. kesslpr
VS..
no. 25OT.
superior court.

Superior Court.
Jesse duncan, et al,
DY virtue OF, and ~ obedience 10, the command o.
ID an order OF se inside ga the Gu1y- cause and
10 m directed oy ths Superior Court ui Montgomery
county, Ono, will ner Ht pucuc sale az The door
Of the Count Honsa lu Tho city Of Dayton, on sAIUE
DAY, pto1ulb,r alst lsui 90 uCltck =. a., Of said
day, the following real e-tft., HIz;
Lots numbered four Thousand one hundred ard
shirt y-hyo (il3'l four Ga utbud one hundred sui
th.rty.six (ilj6i, four Thousand tur hundred Fnd
thi ~ soyen tilJ5), four tuousrnd one hundred md
ioity h,o (i45J and oar thousand one hun, red and
iofy-siA l4litl, q, numbered tho revised jat o..
tbe Cty Dayton, County OF Montgomery, and
State Of OHIO.
AIS D, the following lots and parcels Of lands ttuat
IN said County Of Montgomery, and STATE ot OHIO ami
described as OliOwr toes @; Ntopu Lots nutui cred
nom 60 sNtet o, ircusiyei iu lie ~ Bacon smith
subdivision OF out ini, numheitd ,pt 80 iu Slurs
survey, north cf Mad kycr pa Mnd RIVER Town. In
10 the DUSTY OF Nonfgomert, pnu state @, ONO ~
rs ni0rrsad a. dosiRusiod an the recorded Plat ti
.nld tuisi. yrsIlT..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

ToRoNro, January % The Globe to-day
has special from Quebec, saying that the
report started that the English Government
is about to send feet OF gunbosts to Lake
Erie, is a canard.
The case of Burleigh on q writ of habeas
corpus, is expected to come of soon.