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France or ,pgl-ud in lis massage. That's
right: we will sneak 10 them ihrouch the
cannon's mouth aud the trumpc,'s throa,
when we are readv to s.,,le accounts with
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saratoga thatls forty ieet high' II Ii 10 give
notice OF the approach OF Dig st"rms' huri''
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by pamphlet from the Treasury De-
partment it appears that the total value Ct the
trade between the East and the West. leaving
lions ~ doIlsrs w. ,nnn,, ''''''
ut IS said that watering Strawberries
with water IN which nitrate ct soda has been
dissolved to the amount OF one ounce Of soda
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ouce "onoer'"l crop
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my, on Tie field and in the hospital. is IS per
annum in 1000. The loss in the British ar
my in tho Crimean war was two-hundred and
thirty in a thousand.
Some INSCRIPTIONS tobncconists nov
mix sumac with tho tweed" Result. when
you smoke it. cancer of tue throat, tongue,
etc. The offence ought to be felony, for it
is throat-cutting.
1.-The armorcd sbps of Great Britain,
built and building, number 20. OF these, 10
are heavy iron vessels. Two are wooden,
cased in iron, besides one iron and one wood
en- c"pola vessels.
....Admiral Wilkes, sentenced year ago
to three years suspension from active duty in
3hc NAVY, has been restored 10 the service
by order OF the President, after suspension
OF one year.
"A French firm. Messrs Hockette. arc
getting up the most magnificent illustrated
edition of the Bible ever published. a half
million OF dollars has been expended for il
>. ;.''1 cssehuon ana nami'n were riVa! can
u,o"tcs ior tue y, .. senate from name
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the enactment Of such law. should also take
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-11

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

SUPREME CoURT,-0n calling the general
docket, March i7lh No. 90, r ri Love rs.
George Lehman-error to the Superior court,
Of this county, the Court held
|, Where the record shows that the Court
below misdrected the jury or admitted illegal
testimony, as 10 q point material 10 the issne,
i u aetHeeessary, In order to reverse the
judgment, TO show that the jury we're u fact
influenced thereby. Such influence will be
presumed.
2 Where the brick are furnished and laid
up under contract by the thousand, local
custom, to estimate the number by measure.
ment OF the walls, upon a uniform rule based
on the average size of brick, and making
light additions for extra work and wastage, at
points and places where they ocour, is not an
unreasonable custom ''a aah 90 no.
g. When such contract is in writing, paro
evidence Of the custom does not contradict it,
and may be given on the trial, although the
custom is not specially pleaded.
a. IL is not error in such case, TO instruct
the jury, that if they find such custom to
have been certain, uniform and generally ac-
quiesced TO, in the city where the parties re.
sided, and where they made the contract, they
may interpret the contract 10 the light of the
custom, although the custom was Of only
seven years standing, and although the plain
til had not actual notice of its existence.
Judgment affirmed Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

New YoRK, March o. Cotton quiet at Sic,
Flour, 5al0 cents better at 10 30RlO 46
for extra state, and 10 9Oall 10 for round
hoopO; Wheat, no receipts, dull and droop.
ing at 2 78 for Milwaukee club
2 4j for Michigan; Chicago spring q Is;
and 2 l5a2 20 for winter red western:
Corn nominal at SO in store for old
mixed western Oats dull at | IL
for western; Pork dull at 35 rs
for new mess, 80 50a33 rs for 1868 and GA
30 OOa30 2J prime; Lard steady at I94a23l;
Whisky lower at 2 20 for western
Petroleum dull at 43o for crude, Glass cents
for refined in bond, and ssc free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7s for western; Sugar
dull at l73al84c for Muscavado; Butter Sea
4sc for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
dull and heavy; Cutmeats dull, Eggs dull and
declining.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
LATEST ME ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Southern News,

NEw YoRK, March 9.-The Richmond pa
pers still express the belief that Grant will
attack Lees lines around Richmond as soon
rs the ground will permit
The rebels believe that Grant has cent
nearly al his cavalry from the Armies of the
Potomac and James, TO Sheridan in the Shen.
andoah Valley.
A meeting to obtain subscriptions of provi-
sions for Lees army was recently held at
Danville, Va.
In noticing it, the Richmond Wing says
"General Lee army must be fed, or we lose
all "
The Dsnville Register is assured that it
does not enter into Lees plans to abandon
the rebel capital unless, as is very pru-
IDENTITY and somewhat contradictorily added it
becomes impossible to hold the city longer.
SHERIDAN.
The Herald's Winchester correspondent
says:
Deserters, who arrived at Winchester, state
that they passed Sheridan on their way down.
He reached Woodstock, thirty miles from his
starting point, on the first day, snd though
rain was falling, the roads very muddy and
the streams much swollen, his troops were
pushing forward rapidly
II was expected that on the 25th, they would
each Stanton, ninety-eight miles up the
valley, short distance north Of which town
Z arly, with small rebel force, then was.
The Tribune's Washington special says:-
&c n Emory telegraphs from Winchester, that
Some of our men coming in, represent Sheri.
dams victory over Early as more complete
than any report we have had
When last heard from he was pushing for
the canal running from Lynchburg to Rich
mond, which be has doubtless seized and de-
stroyed before this.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

Spring is the season when Carthartic
Medicine is necessary, on account Of the tor
pid action of the liver we remind those in
want that DR.. Morris VEGETABME LIVER PILLS
are for sale by druggists generally, an d all
who deal in family medicines These Pills
being composed Of vegetable extracts, render
them mild and very eflicdcious they are in
valuable for their cathartic properties, and
peculiarly adapted to those suffering from
derangement of the liver. They are safe and
reliable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

But the erownng Slory of his life remains 10 he at
tanned IN his discovery, or rather continuation or he
does not clam 70 have been the scoverer OF UEDRON
which is the basis Of the Bltters now offered 10 the
public. That honor belongs Ia the native inhabitants
Of Central America, TO whom it, virtues have been
knownfo for more than two hundred years Armed
with 1.-THE Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear, the most venom
Gus serpents. It is a belief with them, that while
there IL breath in the body the Cedron potent 10
cure, no matter what The disease may Le.
While Dr.. Buil is not prepared TO endorse this
r vagant pretenson, he nevertheless satisfied from
a thorough examination Of the evidence relating 10
ITS virtues, tn It as remedy and preventative for al
Diseases arising from exposure either to change Of
weather or climate, or to miasmatic Influences, it
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
PETITION FOR PARTITIoN.

Mary Huber VI. George Huber, Jacob Huber John
y Huber, Martha Huber Alice Huber, and Ann X.
Huber.
Court Of Common Pleas Of Montgomery county.
Ohio. La Partition,
GEORGK HUBER, OF die State OF Illinois, jacob
NJ Huber, Of ~. Joseph county, Indiana. John b.
Hubsf. NArtha Huber, Alice HnbeF and Ann H. Huhef
petition was h0l against them on the 2Oih day OF
January, lsGS, ln the Court Of Common Pleas Of
now pendiag wherein said Mary Huber demands par
htion OF the following real estate, o-Wti situate 40
The county Of Montgomery and State Of Ohio, lot No
$50, on Winehrenner's addition 10 tho town OF Miam-
ishufg, said county, plat Of winch recorded Ia
Plat hook A, page i35 OF the records OF Montgomery
county Oho aud that Al The term OF SAID Court
the said MsrY Huber will apply or order tkat par
ttion may be made Of said premises
MARY HUBER
Adam CLAS, Attorney. laalN6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
By Telegraph.
aEPORTEp FoR THE DAILY EMpIRE
KKAVIlIlh COngreSS 2d Session
WASHINGTON, March g.
sENATE. ....,c .,...

t..,e .f.... l.... sENATE. -..,o .,...
Standing Committees have been appoint.
ed, the following being Chairmen OF the
prominent ones Mr. Sumner on Foreign
Relations; Mr.. Wilson, on Militafy Affairs,
Mr., Fessenden, Finance; Mr., Grimes, Naval
Affairs; Mr. Chandler, on Commerce., Mr..
Wade, or Territories; Mr. Colamer, on Poet
Offices -'''' eh"A
Mr. Lane, OF Kansas, moved that The ques-
ton be taken on the reception Of the ereden,
tials Of Mr. Snow, Senator from Arkansas
Mr.. Davis, Of Kentucky, opposed it, CON
tending that Mr. Snow occupies heposilion
Of an alien enemy according TO the law
A message was received from the Presi-
dent, when Mr. Summer move an executive
session
Mr. Lane wanted vote in the case
Mr.. Grimes said they could resume the
consideration OF the question after referring
the Presidents nominations to the proper
committee
After executive session, Mr.. Davis resum.
ed his remarks against the admission Of the
Arkansas Senators, aud after further debate
renewed his objection to the reception of the
credentials, which we're referred to the Judici-
ary Committee. At two o'clock, Senate Ad-
iourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

Isaac Hannah, ct al, vs.; John y. Metherd, ct al.
Superior Court Of Montgomery Co., Ohio
Case No. 303l. In Partition
I'm PURSUANCE Of and 10 obedience to, the com
II mRnd OF an order OF sale made BY the Superior
Court o. Montgomery County, Ohio, at its February
Clerk OF said Court 10 said case, will offer nj PHbiic
Sale, on the premises on Yankee street, in Washing
ton Township, Of said county, on Monday, March 81
1s65, at o'clock, p NJ, OF SAID day, the following
real estate, TO wit;
situate IN the county Of Montgomery and state of
OHIO in section (6) six, township (2) two and range
(5) five NJ RS, bounded ~ follows: On the north by
lauds OF DANIEL Garrison; on the west by lands OF
Emanuel B Gebhart, on the south by lands Of N
X. nbhas, (now NJ. Moyer,) on the east by lands OF
William Maxwell and Abner Kelsey, contain ng 90
owned 10y George a. Metherd (noE deceased) In his
liietme IN Montgomery county, Ohio Less l1S acres
lot now owned by Daniel Harrison, and ~ acres lot
nov owned by Jacob Bross and tract containing 20
acres sold by George g. Metherd 10 Jacob Faith by
deed dated on o! about the 18Th day Of November
ls6O, which lanus, on re-suryey, are psrticu
ulary described "A follows, .r
Part OF the southwest quarter Of section No. g. town
No. O. and range No. b, between the NJ RS, Montgom-
cry county, ohloj beginning at the souhs corner
Of said scctlnni thence north Ia east 1889 poles 10
a corner; thence south 1879 east 80 Va poes 10 cor
neri thence north ~ east 80 40 poles to corner;
thence south I21 east q As poles to the middle Of
public road thence south along SAID road 2 "a poles
TO acornsr; thence south l5l east sO72 poles along
said road to the south line OF SAID seotion thence
north 72o west 1866 "a poles TO the place ofbegnnng,
containing A acres.
Also part OF southeast quarter OF section No g. town
No, y and range No. o, between the 81. RS, Mont
gomtfy county, Ohioi beginning on the east line OF
Jacob Faiths land, 52 90 poles south Of the north line
Of said quarter thence south 6g5o east 634O poles
10 corner thence south 10 west % As poles
neri thence north 601o west G3 20 poles to corner;
thence north 10, east % ~ poles TO the place OF be-
ginning containing ls 50 acresto he sold however, as
one farm.
Said premises under order Partition have been
appraised ut 500 per acre, amounting SG,855 and
cannot sell Tor less than tWp-hrds OF the appraised
value thereof
Terms-one-thrd cash. one third In one year, aud
one thlrd IN two yesrs from day OF salsdeferTed pay
meDts to bear interest and 10 be seouredby mortgage
on the premises.
o @. H. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
ADAa CLAY, Attorney fe25dts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

New YoRK, March 9.--Stocks lower and
heavy Gold sold at 1874 short 30 days Money
Cal Chicago, Burlington & Quincy llS,
Reading no; 5-20 coupons lll1 10 4Os,
coupons, 97si one year certificates 9sI;
United States skies of 1881. cou.
pons, lll5; New York Central lO9 Erie 655:
United States skies of 1881, registered;
ll0G 10 40's, coupons, new issue, 97E;
7.3Os l44i Sterling dull at ilO7f U s
sxes Of 81, registered, LOG; 2O's,registered,
lO4f; coupons 10; fves of ~, coupons,
lO5; 6ves of II reg, l04; skies Of '67, cou.
pons, l26.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
No News.

WsmEoTOS, March 9.--The Richmond
papers Of the 7th inst, are at hand, but they
are destitute OF news from any quarter
The Goldsboro Journal Of the 4th inst, 4,
says:
From Kiuston we have the assurance that
all is quiet Not only has no advance been
made by the enemy b0t II is thought doubtful
by outsiders Il there ia any large forue At
Nevbsrn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

SPRING. Although we are as yet only ia
the first days Of March, there are many per
sons who have implicit faith in ihe advent Of
spring. We observe, in various places in the
city, that the winter.covering of straw and
manure has been removed from plants, re-
veaLng tender grOwths which single breath
OF Jack Frost would blight and destroy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
DAYTON, March elh, 1865.

MY DEAR SCHOLARS ;-Please accept my
thanks for the kindness manifested IN your
note, and the substantial evidence Of good
will which it contained receive both as
proof that my labors in your behalf for many
years have been fully appreciated
From the testimony OF the many friends
who have called on me during my sickness,
am pleased TO hear that your entertainment
was a splendid success, aud the perfect pro-
priety Of your conduct elected great praise
an sustained their parts perfectly. q Bot your
nobleet effort was last night; although weary
and tired, you promptly responded TO the cali
Of duty in aid Of our noble .'boys IN blue"
Sincerely hoping that the i'6reat Rebel.
lion" IN fact, now raging in our land, may
come to as "happy' conclusion as ''youys,h p
that "Liberty," "Truth" and "Justice" may
reign supreme in every State, that "War,b
"Peslilsnce" and "FamiueY may be driven
10 confusion from our glorious land, that
peace may speedily come, that the Manner Of
Beauty and Glory" with every star restored
f.1 Ns snH ,tlHI MAY wave,
Ger the land Of the free, and the home Of the brave
Iremain yoar Affselionale Teacher, ''.
]. W. HALL
o. .Hli.iHN' .iH. t.ullrH y H r. ...i.i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
Richmond Rumors.

New YoRK, March 9--0n Sunday Rich
mond was excited by the rumor that Johnston
had defeated Sherman, and was investing the
position taken up by the latter.
The next day, however, Richmond papers
admitted the falsitY of the report, but claimed
that Hampton had defeated Fitzpatrick at
Choian. This report, however, was brought
by railroad passenger, who was the only one
that knew anything Of it.
The state OF feeling in North Carolina is
plainly evident from the tone OF the press and
recent events.
Nearly whole company Of the Sixth North
Carolina, cavalry deserted few days since,
and came into Newbern, bringing their horses
and equipments.
The negroes are coming in in large nun
bers
The rebels are conscrpting all the boys
they can lay hands on.
Both the troops and the people OF that State
are represented as heartily sick and tired of
the war.
The Union prisoners confined at Florence,
were sent 10 Salisbury on the approach of
Sherman.
On the way many escaped, and reached our
lines at Newbern under the guidance Of ne
groes and loyal whites
Arrangements have been made TO exchange
ten thousand prisoners at Wilmington, and
they are nov being forwarded.
The Tribune's Washington special says
about one hundred deserters took the oath to.
day, and started North.
They say far more are going South than North,
and that the dissatisfaction is general through.
out their whole army that Lee rode out
through their camps aud promised them more
food and clothing, and urged them to stand by
kim, bot they concluded It would not pay
During the last thirty days there have been
1000 deserters received here, forty Of whom
were officers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

D0S-Some of the papers say that General
Singleton's mission to Richmond is com
mercial one-that his object is to barter bacon
for cotton. 1t will hardly be successful, as
the rebel leaders have Saved their own ba,
con" thus far, and doubtless expect to do SO
hereafter
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
NEW STOVE STORE.
BOYER a MeMAsTER.
MANUFACTURERS 9OF

OooK STOVES, WOOD, COAL, AND sHRKT
~ IRON PAL0Rs, BOX, AND FULLER STOVES,
HULLOWARE, SUGAR KETTLES &C. ke
Casting Of every description made to order
WRrsroom No. f2 Jefferson street, opposite the
Market House.
Foundry on PRyard street, near Ludlow, Dayton
Ohio. BOYER A McMASTER
noylT.d&Wu ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
SpertaI offers,

nay The Great remedy for Cough and Con.
sumption ALIENS LUNG BALsAM will break
np the most distressing cough in few hours
time withhut fail II is making cures Of
many cases Of Oonsump ption which were con
sdered ncurable For sale BY
W. w Stewart
Also, by the Dealers in Family Medicine
generally
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

HoSoRs WoRTniLY BEsTowED I'VE learn
from the St. Louis Republican that the an
nual commencement the Medical College
of that city was held on the ID inst. One Of
the members ofthe graduating class was our
young friend, Orion G, BATE, formerly of Mi.
ami City in this county, who, We learn, ac-
quilted himself with distinguished success
His thesis, Insanity" is spoken Of as pro-
duction Of the highest merit Mr.. Batz is
extensively known in this community as
young gentleman Of fine intellectual attain.
ments and unblhmished character. By his
own perseverance, and unaded efforts be has
reached his present position IN The high and
honorable profession of his choice He viii J
have the best wishes Of his numerous friends
for his future success aud prosperity
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

CoUGHs, COLDS, INFLURNzA-To all who
suffer from these complaints, and wish to 6pd
q permanent remedy we say try Dr. HALLS
BALSAM, a medicine which contains no Opi.
rmr and has cured the worst cases among our
own citizens
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
4 voI6E FRoM yloKsRnRa.

''VicKsbURO, Mississippi, August 0, lsos,
''Dr, John Bull 80
"Deaf Slr7-l am happy " state 10 yon that hay.
usey your valuable Cedron Ditlers, with great beDe6t
20 myself IN general debility and prosiraton Of INV
sislem, produced by tie Unhealthy and mIasIastis
lnhsences OF The BsssAippl River and around Yoke
ot te whole outhcTn campaign eonhdently ~.
commend ts g all persons WIZ are exposed 10
climates, n w FOGIig
,.,. s1stntU1s. Sanitary com,SissIop."