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o YES! O YES!

TVNHE undersigned Is duly licensed Auet oneer
i 'Nr Montgomery county, and will cry sales,
oAen As hs services, may be in demand.
Persons who haye not taken out license, viii be at
tended TO, IL they violate the law.
~ B.--Besidenoe ~ miles south-elst ofMlAMis.
nURG Order let W n JOHN kIsER, jr., or ADAM
CLAY, kiialnshuIe 90 Main sire ei will be attended
to Col. GEORGE KlsER,
augIO-wlwoy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
New Meat and Provision Store

New Meat aud Provision Store
M. Stockert, at his stand on Market street
north side, few doors west of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, &c,
&c, all fresh and OF the best quality. His
old friends and customers, and the public,
are invited to give him call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

NEWFOUNDLAND Docs FOR SALE-Any per-
son in want OF a superior breed OF New(ouni-
land Dog Pups, would do well by calling soon
at the southeast corner OF Fifth aud Ludlow
streets, where they can be seen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
NEW STOVE STORE.
HOEER a MoMAsTER.
MANUFACTURERS OF

OoOK sTOVEs, WOOD, COAL. And sHEEr
" IRON PALOR9, BOX, ANn FULLER sTOYES
HOLi DWARF, SUGAR KETTLES. 6c a..
Cqsfiag OF every description made 90 order
WarerOom No, Y Jefferson street, opposite the
Market House
Foundry on eayarl street, near Ludlow, Dayton,
Ohio. BOYER a MoMASTEk.
uoyI7.d&40
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

AGENTS WANTED For the Patent Alarm
Lock Iron Money Drawer, or Counter Safe,
(caled the Burglar Alarm manufactured by
the proprietor in Dayton, Ohio All orders
promptly filled by K. .Maphet, City Hotel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

B65@We have no doubt that the Confeders-
cy will enjoy a splendid triumph in Dayton
before the week is out We mean the Ethc.
plan Confederacy of Mintres, under the
management of J. H Haverley
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
-.

J, S. Rosebsrry-NO. Sc Main street--is
offering his Dry Goods AZ 40 to 80 per cent'
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline.
Go see them. IL is ali true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

the prime Of life, will make better soldiers
than white men over fifty.
General Joe Iohnson 10 his late speech at
Columbia, South Carolina says be is out Of
service and regretted that be could not serve
with rebel soldiers
II. S Foote refused to be released, and
insists upon trial to show cause for his arr
rest
Captain Semmes has reached Richmond,
r. Herald New Orleans dispatch gives
portieuacs of Grierson's late great raid in
Mississippi
They coufrm previous reports Of his great
success
They marched 400 miles, lost less than 100
men, captured GOO prisoners and brought
in 900 conirabands and 600 horses besides
destroying one hundred miles Of railroad,
&C. ....A
The Heraid's Central Amarcaa correspon
dent makes important developments in regard
to the intrigue now IN progress there to bring
about the ABSORPTION Of the Spanish
republics by Maximllian's empire through
Spanish agents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

B6-There is wild story a0oat that Kirby
Smith will withdraw his army from the Con
federacy, and tender il to Msximillian.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

B6s-We see it stated that Lincoln hal
expressed the belief that peace is Attainabl,
by negotiation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

A MoIsT DAY.-Yesterday was the wettest
day we hAve.ever experienced, There was
but one place on the terrestrial globe where
water could by any possibility be more abund'
ant than in Dayton yesterday, and that is
Lake Wetter in Sweden. II was wet nRder
foot, over head, and all around, Uncomforta.
BILE as sueh liquid condition is in some re-
npects, il was not without it's compensatons -
The most invelerste topers in the eountry
were constrained to imblbe cold water for the
air they breathed was saturated with the sque-
Gus fluid. The duest and stupidest proser
that ever filled a pulpit could not preach a
dry sermon yesterday, and many an audience
were devOutly thankful that they mipssd the
customary inAiction, Even DR., DryAsdust
would have found himself destitute Of his usual
ability Not only morals, bat manners also,
were benefited. Nobody INDUCED iu the
slang so current in the streets, bidding any
one "dry up for the utter impossbility Of
doing SO was felt and appreciated by all, Such
is the record we make Of the wettesl day that
has been experienced on earth, since the
blessed time, after the fret deluge, when the
waters Fecsdsd and the dry land appeared
n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
Farms for Sale.

TVHE undersigned, residing in Greenvills, o Offers
l Tor sale n valuable farm Of 230 acres OF land, lS0
acres undt cultivation with brick hose, new hank
barn nearly completed. large orchai q, and n pleas
autly situated on the turnpike leading from GTeenve
70 Pqua 216 miles east OF Gettysbnfg DaTke rouniy
Also, sixty acres Of improved land within mile o
GreenVille. Trims libeEal.
del4w3 WILLIAM ALIEN.
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New Firm See the advertisement OF Ollie
& Miller in another column. They have a
splendid stock of new and fresh groceries
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
n o Il Q E

? 0 MIroHEIL. .. L. arLLER G. L,SaDoS.
UNHE uniersigned have established an Office In this
1 city Tor the purpose Of furnishing re'ruits and
sihsttuest 10 on the quota of the snb-districts ~ he
Third Congressional district Ohio, under the late
call OF the President Tor 900, 200 men.
Once on Third street, one door west Of the Postof
nee, up stairs, room No 4.
deaadaw0 MiToHELL, MILLER LAEaDOE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
DO Renrsrnletl.
NATHAN sIFFERMAN.

HAVING opened Shoeing shop on the corner
III Of st. Clair and Fourth streets, now prepared
10 accommodate all who may desire TO have their
horses shod In n manner which will certainly meet
their app obation H1yin0 devoted himsslfto this
business a speciality and having had Years o.
risnoe the business, they invite the attention OF
he public to the facs.aboye mentioned. He will en-
deavor 10 meet all demands promptly aud do his
worp satlsf ,rtorilY. Give him cali
noyI'.lmd GESSLER h MOCK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

B0r No matter how we'll theater drdws,
the managers never seek exemption from the
draft.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

1t appears b. Washington specials that Mr..
Field, one Of the Louisiana delegations,
seeking admission as Congressman, assaulted
Judge Kelly OF Pennsylvania, with a knife,
for remarks made in the House.
The Judge was only slightly cnt in the hand
Field was held TO bail
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.
$4,000 Bushels
Ella xs @ o a w ant G q

en n0O BUSHEi.s Flaxseed wanted, for which
DU,UUU the highest market pnce in cash will
he pad, Rt the Flour aud Feed store of Thos K Gil
Ill., (ate Peter Reist's) No. SJ Fourth street. neal
Main Dayton, OHIO. THus. X. 6ILLIs
iy2I.d&wSm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

EMONAL M. 2 Golan's Once has Teen "a.
IL moved rom oleggs Building 70 50 Main street
beiweon Second and third sfsetA. ever Mr. ROseber.
J.s store. sspzI -w2mos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
Glotbillg,
WILLIAM WALKER,

NV' 5UI nj y u VT Y , IN IV4' VI ~
rs prepared to Aucomm modate his customers wit
| every article Of gentlemen's wearing apparel 81
the latest style and best quality, Those who want
coats pants, vests, shirts, hosiery, handkeTchiei,
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, &C., will DO wei tt
give him call. ap2l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

Samuel rmerck aud others, AI7int Mary EmSuck
nn uthirs. Case No 20ea Superior Court
I ohade euce TO the ordsr of ths Superior Court Of
/ Montgomery ecu iy, ONO, made in the shove
onse, will Offer az tullc Auction oS 1bE rRtuists,
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NeW YoriL llIniElIet.I =
,,. .ssiiI,2t.1 q. SEw YoaE, oct 10.

-5a4'f NJ F'ftl!EShHl \ Orb Oct 10. +
CoTroN-UnsettlGd 6I983c for mid
dIngs; closing heavy at 6l@62c.i b
FLoURAOpsned steady and closed
5t910c lower on common ttfaFles. a. 15CS
3D. 60 for extra State; SO992 Is for com
mon 70 good shipping brands extra Il,
II. o., and 80 35@f2 B5 for trade brands:
" HIslef III More active and fiFmar; Yves
tern q %. MHEAT-0pehe firm and
closed dull ut lore lower; 81 75(9l so for
Gntcago Spring; 81 779l so for Milwaukee
CLUB; 81 S0(91 81 for Amber NJ ilWaukie.
S1s5 for choice do, an outside priee:
q 80 for new Amber Milwaukee; So sd
Tor old Winter Red Western; 81 S5tG2 81
for new Amber State, and 81 2Oa2 81 for
new white Michigan! RYE-Qdiet and
nrins smallisales1 ut previous lprices,-
better; 81 10 for. State;
~ tor choice brands Canada East;
y 19t4Lz1s Tor. Canada West. BARLEY
All.AITrT7Quiet. CoRN-Under large re-
celpts ID 2I93c lower; 789S0c for nm
sounui SIC9S91zC for sound mixed WeS-
.terni eO4al 5zc for Western yellow,
OATSTT1c lower; 45S5 for unsountl and
6696pc for sound. CoFFER4Firm. SII-
g!AR-tSuiet and firm; Cuba AIuscovado
idoTE-=F Firm; l5945c for 1854 crop, and
23(gb5c for 1865 crop. RBTRoLEuAt-tlniet
ana hEmi SSHc forcrude, and 62@6So for
.Eenneu IN bond ,PoRR-Less active and
lover ~ I59S5 25 for mess: closing a d
lst4 20 cash $50 for prime and SSO930 25
Tor prime mess! and firm.
SO 5o9l8 so for plain mess, and SIS 5O01
gu ~ tqr extra mess. BEEF HANS
Unchanged. Cur ATRATs4Quie and
steadyi 161z@l71<c for shoulders! and
zOg4534ci Tor :harns.d BAcoN--Dulls-
dns44t1e Is[ 8elet, heavy and lower. mt 900
sac. BUTTER-In demand at 37Cdl5G
t sss ono, and 40S9 55c totS State. CHEstEssB4-
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NEW York, Oct. 19. The. Times Ha.
Ynna correspondent say3 - Fgss
The Manhattan which arrived yesteF.
day, has ought, the imp oFtant news Of
/ 9 general tnsufrection In the DEPART
ment Of Oajaca, Mexico.
The Republican Gen. Fiauerrn. bv his
success in Tehucan, obtained greater
supplies OF money and arms than was
supposed, and he was able to pay and
equip q lnrge force. 4 He b said to have
collected 500, 900 and 1900 muskets.
For more than u month IT, has been
found impossible to send the mail to
Oalaea, by the most direct and usual
rond, which passes through. the district
esl!4ed the Canada and the Glen. Over
part Of the department and Sierra.
the Republican chief next extended his
control, until for the extent of 40 leagues
me ia! pertal goyernfnen was ignored,
tlls, WORK OF enliHttng goes on, and to
oaiaca. =, : -S.'
been received fthnf fh & ciEVI al NIeXi66
by way Of Vera Cruz andJ Hayaiiai %
the 5th inst. = ~
Lit, Many, nearly nhturalizod Iass n
Mexican citizen, has, by a decree dated
the 10Th OF September, been appointed
an honorary counsellor.
y The district of Agaci Is in full insur-
5ecuon against the Imperial foxes, I
The Imperial Journals Acknowledges.
that the successes of the Juarezites
there are really important. There are,
also troubles in Iina1vn, whence MANY
OF the French residents have been exl
The Emperor has decreed the estab-.
nshment OF an Imperial school of pub
lie service, designed to eductite offfSefs
for tho various branches OF army SER
wee. itAff
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se,Ff ny The URion Line,
oaiee, ooEner q AIonEee and water stEee.a.
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(. NEW York, oct. i6.44lThe old reIa-
lions OF 1850 and 1855, between the AssO,
Sql1lL press and the Southern press,
nave nave been again resumed, aud there Is
NOV dally interchange Of Northern,
from the central office In 9this citl5 ISitS
every daily journal in the United
states: The recent local difficuIties
between the papers in New OFIeSns
have been satlsfacto rily adjusted. go
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THR following very naive advertise
ment APPEARED in n French paper fa-
Gently The Individual who on Sum
Of a gold watch, chain and ornaments'
Y requested to return the locket, IA
lhts article Is of slight value, and onIY
dear to Nj as a souvenir, M
thinks he may SO far rely on the deli
sacy Of the individual, and therefore
pegs. him to accept his anticfpatory
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II NEW YoRII. on. m - ,,,,,,,i. = N
Hi, "a gu ui'eeu oiulnbns, Ohio, October
Il ANiI1tt says is e Ia SIM q
coz maior IfSm af gu ~ ne spSnties give
mo X, * tne aver
81 an sie Es liii ~ Is above
Fhe -, ~, =
"a net,, S,,a ~ ~ House Union
/ } fThei gSvI,i,'t
s,t,s ~. =, III US, w nshlngton special
tbs "a and 81 lin anu l9stn 9hlotand
are e, Ia ne ZEN colored troops
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The Greatest Medicine Of the Agel
KRAFPS DIARRFEk CONP0HNlI
The only Safe and Certain Cure for
DIARRHTA, DYHENTERY, FITJX. sim
MIR COMPIlAINSTsr - - =


The only Ssafa and Certain f,,,ra a., ?
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And otL Ll!ae1se1 81 NE Stomach and BOlbeLG In
adat % a Change Of Lliet or climate.
TIME PROPRIET0RS or TyT4T9 TTlTYTv
Invaluable NeSlicihe nov f15ISsi a. - ~
pablic with a fniI oViieiIge az -ifa SyTsvI1s
merit over any rsulFIy an IIlse c,aTas1sIt S,5
before tnfTciIiceIi n 1SS fT iIeSsi SsIItl, az
IlloGf peEteoGslfanelE In fioliE nfcaEsS S1Iss
on O(heT lReIleCifel kdre GriieEl CsFS AZ 1890
10 DIRFFhoea Of wears EfnnIiin5T have 49,,
cured by ne Tss Al iI1o 66itSer hiS Is,S.I,
In ISeit 6Ilsi n I, n ,10 ~
Issass his ham "a tile SiSiii AZ even tIIe mSs
ElsiIifnl DhyNlciauF - ,s
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THIS medicine Is 4 pJIFeIyS Jelenf q I1FaUa,,
ton, and & prepared with mo iSFJsafiSf ON.
ton and Care. Z ~ - = IP7fs >'',--
Every Traveller Rl1f,FiId liay,a a lIntfIa NJ the
DIARRHdEA CoNPOUNp. : - y - e'A'
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CoHPoUND, and pTSy 81 pSi Eu9s1ne s51
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WHEELING, ApTii 5Sth. Islss
Having used KEaflS DiaFrhoeS Compounli ft,Ir
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RireIIlens, Paraaie.

PHILNDRLPHIA, Oct. 16.9There were.
in the line of thei firemens'l parade to-
day, bae hundred and ten hose ear
rfages, Gfty seven 81 cam engines, eleven
hand engines, twelve hook and Illdfier
carriages, and twenty-one nIiifViid 4 ~.
making a total of three hundred Srld
three fire app fuses IN the line, lFTl
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PiII4sBpRq, October 16,77iThe ofiqiai
follows: Davis, Den1., 75g;; Linton. Dem ~,
S31. . .EhffHtt = ~. II ssflI,,. : = ~
Ii:a Crawford county, {. Hartrauit, Rep..
,lSS; DAVIS, DEM, $500; Cambpei,
Rep, ,lgl; Linton, Dem, 2a22 y II :
Beaver county-C. HartfnIft: Rem,
242; Davis, DEM, 1880; Campbell,
Rep, !, IA; Linton, Dem, 1,505.
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The Latest News

-l.II,1l g TMLBGRAPn.
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% ln.iaChieng'odI 1InrIIe1.

!. Flour 2D1tl. Wheat IiiilI and de
clined Sc; NJ. Spring opened 6t 81 42a
I S and closed at g 4o1{al 4; a lyo:;l
clined 2lSt sales at E7a4Titsc for no 4
and 4Sti4bc FOR No. 9. 6dts4DdlI. 6nd
declined 2a2lkc; sales at &c fot MOI i
Provisio ns-Du1l. Mess PoFklNomi.
pal. at So 6QnB7. HIgh wtnes-Q niet
at " 22a2 . freid 49SteadY!! CT
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TORONTO, October l6l-Dr. Blackburn.
TO BAH ON his bvsn fac6t riizances t6 an
pear whena sailed for;i His sureties
were discharged. ~ E-5s,,I,j- -,
"A. Potter, Samuel Rally and ). and
re uneherI are committed for trial,
at Belleyille, for connt erteiting on a
iRrge SCALE "A number of persons of
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NEw YoRK, oct. 1B.-Goltl continues
dun. The 'demand for customs contin-
ues limited, and with the moderate
supply. coming In the why OF pay-
ment Of the November coupons, the
market is kept easy and PREMIUM tends
The price has ranged at
444ael4Ak during the morning. -
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{ INTO. HER l4IIonTY TRuMPEr Fainel
has breathed new word, eS6zodontG
and she is making 1t Fesound through
the civilized world. 1t Is the Greek Tor
teeth preserveE, but in plain English
dentifFice that chemistry has ever V.if.
extracted from the Oriental vegetable
Kingdom. 1i---la- 4. octln53teod
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SANDY HOOK. oct. 16-12:SO P. M.-The
yachts Henrietta and Palmer started at
PRECISELY 12,o'clock this nopn on their
op9an Inca! The last seen oil, them nom
this point Showed TINT the PiImdE v1as
ahead about a quRrter,fof. a mile, The
wind was blowing heavy at the start,
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LONG BRASoH, N. j., oct. 16. L p. AZ.
Tine yachts Henrfetth and Palmer.
have just passed this point; the Palmer
was one minute and . quarter ahead.
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NEW, YoRlS, Oct. l8.4The Charleston
Courier of Tuesday has the follOjRihg:
The efforts OF Mr.. Julian Mitchell Of
this city, who has for some time boon
earnestly and persistbntly urging upon
the Government the propFietS OF reEto3
ring the island land to their original
owners, have at last met with Complete
success, and an order will shortly So
issued making free restitution IN lthe
premises. It Is expected that GeneILII
Howard will visit this department to
give personal directiOnt to ia axeentfons
The hBth New York veteran Z volume
teara arrived yesterday en- route to New
York, to he mustered out OF service.
This Is the oldest regiment in the de-
Partment, and the Inst of that portion
Of the 18th corps that was sent here In
january 1868. 1t was organized In Sep-
tembert 1861, Ut Newburg Orange couil-
ty N. ", by Rfigadief Generals then
Colonel, Van ,YNycls. There WINS also
raised, Mt tho same TIME, two LIGHT lat
terles, nfterwArtl known AS the 5th and
sth' New York Independent Batteries,
also two cavalry compnhies afterwards
attached 70 the LIST New York Mounted
Rifles. The whole command Z was
known as the 10Th Iegion.d The ifetEi
msnt has now forty officers ana seven
hundred men. 1T has SaheFntly been
/ Kept tull by volunteering, nndfhns hnd
about ), 600 members since the first or.
| gnnizati0u. li-if.
Private Edward; Graham, G. 81, 58tt
New y ork olunteefs, fell Between the
cars near Florencc, S, O., ON AIoIdily
night last. The cars passed over him
causing the loss. of hfs right leg. Ht
was brought 70 this city and taken K
Il the Orphans Homo Hospital, where. al
last accOurts, he WINS doing we'll iinC
] likely to recover. s s.SsisFl 80
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NEW YoRK, October 18.2Fhs Pacific
Mail Company ladyertises their tri-
nl0nthly limo for Aspinwall connecting
Withtlieir steamers for San Francisco.
Tho Henry ChnrreY sails on the list oil
November, the Atlantic ON the ia, and
the Baltic on the 21st. -
The rates flare to Aspinwall will he
francisco $3.50, $3.50 and Sl25.
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".Qh, yes, )" I replied, every well" ~
Gosh, said Bill ''he's got de littlest
head Of any man i ever seed.''is, -
,a. Az thls remark 2 big fat, cufty negro,
What use a man got wild d big trunk
"nen ne amt got any clothes ~ -
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Arriyals..:PeaSlrs Entertained for Next
Years Cotton Crop In IIlssIssIpnI.


AFriYnls.-ReaFS Entertained for Next
Years Cotton Crop In Mississippi.
NEw YoRK, octsl 16s-The steamship,
Manhattan from Vera Cruz on the 5th,
and Havana on the 10th inst; and the
the Montezuml from Kingston and ia
n1nica on the 18th inst, arrived at this
poFtlast night, but brought no news OF
particular Importance iiistils. ,f.Y : =
The Herald's jackson, Miss, CORES
pendent says: :; ,-g sd
Strong fears arc expressed in regard
to next years cotton cropin MISSISSIPPI
pt! The depredationso of the contandinp
armies have len the fields, houses and
other necessaries for the production OF
the staple, ina very idilapt dated ,condi-
tom and there IL also a great scarcity
Of stocks and implements indispensa-
bic to its planting, culture and Jprepa-
ration for market, Added to this, the
planters generally appear to lack the,
energy and practicable ty required for
pros eding with work under tho now
order iof. things, and in the matter of
Incidence the negroes nre disposed to
initiate those who formerly were their
mast This correspondent thinks
that IL the planters would set IN exam;
pie of industry the Freedmen would
notsbe slow in blowing It, as Inns boon
illustrated in several cases In the Stnta
where the mint ter has been tried. There
Is great demand for Northern oYeFseefS
as they have much more Influence with
the Freedmen than Sontherners, and
the planters are Offering large salaries
to- Northernera TO superintepd their
. ID l. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-17

Ia S0uTIIRRN CANDIDATES. Cam
/ The following announcement Of q can
dfdate was found pOstedfoh, 4. tree by
the roadside and brought to Tho editor
Of the Jackson Mlsstssipp ian, who gave
ft q gratuItous pub icatjon 80
4ttentOA, S0perei1gs izAiiow mo- me-
through this medium, % Introduce N.Y.
SER 70 your aequaint hpce as d candidate
!pr Assessor of Taxes on Kinds COUNTY,
y any one should be so i1quiSitiyei Is
70 70 ASK why a Innn. of my gigantic INTEL
i ~. sn0nld ny SO low, my answer is
th1s The FodB, in Nav. 1884. 6letrivOGl
me Of my len wing; therefore vatiitinS.
aIl1lpllon must stoop her flight to q level
with my cnpabiliEy. ARnin. should
any one wish 70 know WiIJr' 4 N MI
have printed bills, 1 would civiIV Ss1 nv
sqll1t my pocket-Dook, would laugh for
a week at the rustic of a greeIS6self
and would never survive Ire fi1iTtss3s
clink of metallic currency.
i, 4 would llkeVefy much to call on,tIie
dear people, and talk to them face IL
face; but 70 effect this, my little school
Isouid hnye 70 close, and with Il my
Under these circumstances, IN hono. ~,
be ekcueable. 80 :. = =
mand, - III. H1a M isS.' Y,
SSAnVf GaEtlST1ANG.-Som rer-
sons pride themselves on being blunt
81 ,T,, g they call r. honest; but very
get llttle love to themselves The ScriT-
lures resommend gentleness and kind
ness. There Is nothing in all this world
81 ours half so mean as VinlictiVpi
ana malignant dispoaitionl Yet many.
Chftstiaps crafty this spirit, and d.
ceiVe Themselves with the idea Tint
they are rebuking sin. Christians,
should take heed of getting fond OF tie !
WORK of trebukfng. Sueh, spiritual
e9nstablea, do n great deal OF mischief
' S,,Iil.OI iltending 1t. They are IN the
person Is in society, or what a telI-tGie
i - IN lscho9l;4 and approximate very
terms busy bodies in other mems mt.
ters.' Such Christians come in time 10
pc regarded as instances in, society.
constantly to be avoided, and the iittie
good they may do Is thrown awnyi OIif
manner must be tender and WinniT1. /,
The nall of reproof, says an old Write5.
must be we'll oiled in Kindness before X
Is driven homes Boston Recorder,