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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07
Forl Sale

1 PIECE OF LAND ON THE BROW OF
i the hill, in the northern mart OF the civ.
containing u acres. The soil is well adapted
~ desirable for that purpose-beinp eastern
anu southern. On 1t 1re seveTnl frnine build.
ingSs the whole enclosed with a suEstantinl
..-si ..-7 5l-rITte.s /. IRWIN.
now Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07
Fnr Sala-

ONE AMONG THE BEST BUSINESS
" Stands in the clty-a three story brick
house on Water street, adjoining tile SprIpn
House, 2 feet mont and Go feet deep. will Be
so na on Easy SIIs terms ms, IRWIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07
For Sale

For Sale. .e'#.'.!
A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
~ Ritehietown, consisting of two f1ll lots,
and Is feet OF third lot tiIon VI icl there is
one good two story brick dwelling house win
q rooms ana every conv enience about IT.. One
Sitote room q feet front and 60 feet deep
W warehouse, same size, Will be sold cheap
]. IRWIN,
ocO1-lm Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07
: oS20.2we n JoHNw. soHuITz
FOR sATT

A GOOD BRfcK HoT1SEt IN ,,11,c,r,,,,,
~, town, Containing eight lnfpe rooms and
ultSe PEG chambers. together with 4 sSoo5
ne IiS5eIn ana Stable good cellar under
INC Nhote mouse. Terms easy, ADplT- f1EA
a., 7sl JOHN ". EGHi TTz
ocE5-2w or FRED, SCHfTITsZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07

Females peculiarly situated. or +boss 49,,
,l eesnee 51,H e. are cautioned Pgainst
they Invite y 40 lest
biIIt Sitb6S,, assumes no response.
10y 20 nealthg otherwise this Pflls
EToS1Tr TS1SS ! = - : = :! ~
3oSI 4NNALUABLE REMEDY
for al those af1icting complaints 50 I,ecr,,o,..
Is t St B5e gt;g ts Ae.-
Reda DtsEs, Dtilsess1 s n XXX tSseod e &c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07
. ITAYE PARTTCULAR NOTICE.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Or. j. addresses all those who have ,inInraA
themseIyes by improper indnlqencs and soli,
uniting them for either bushes. sfIIdV 81.
ciety or marriage. -, S'N''' 81
These are some of the sad and melancholy
weakness Of the Back and Limbs. Pains in
me Heaa, DimneRs of Sight. Los of NfusculaI
tS5oRer, Fp lpltation of the Heart, Dyspepsia.
kesll We. FUNCTIONS. General Debility, Symn-
toms OF ConSumptfon, do, \ = : y Sifst+-F
MEETALLY.-The fearful ehlctsor tI,e mind
are much TO he Cireaded-Ioss OF NennnIIe
nunItlslon OF Ideas, Depression of Shirts ISyI
ForDodlngS, Aversion to society, SeiE-D IsfT1s',
the evils produced - - 80 oOiAS
T., Thoussnds OF persons of all ages can now
Ila tIel. What u the canSe OF their declining
pale, nervous and emncIated, having sl.sinruI!
lar appearance about the eyes, cough ard
symptoms Of consumption. = t92t-- - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07
Gate Of PhiladelIpIbt,,a,

ll'ate OF PhiladalphiaO
| fWH5Go HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER.
I&f441SbOIRG, PA, ~ % Es4-Hs4'
n, ~ 4. to cure 6onorrhuaa and elect
OnS 10 three days without interFaT.
TnV1g ~ ~ Iliist or htndrnpee TO bnsiness. FTi
oI1iSS ~ aA IN rom one TO fiYeT DAYS SEQ
nal i;d u y, rom one to three weeks Socfnr-
nv SSSSlIlnM Emissions Efopped IN from
fIi.easS SsH ~ 9ayA Skin diseases ana ali other
paFaIiea sncl private nature, treated with nm
lsiL5IF Peias, Neuralela Dtsnhr65o scros,1o
81 ~, pnrtties Of the Biood a1id 5SieeesaS
" We 1A1Cney and Liver ETeeiiIty I1I.s5 N,
| = ~ ASang 3 celebrated ExtFact az FineSSeaI
s 3 to be procured nom no other
AN lSNtAtENAeoGuE FOR LADIES
5 a Sso9mpound prepared and sold onI,, 4, n,
n ~ to remove an obSffucfions
,SSS.@ss tSl menstrual dood ffmna rfIpV
~. t,,tV anu activity 10 the systemY nFira 81
- ootlle: estimate cases of long sfenSII,S1
~ ~ No. g, which Is four sfTnn
q Srs=1lSn MOL; price 3 per bottle ~ - -
S1mp0pnd for reasons made IrrfTilT, ytSTt6 S'cII
PACKAGE ~ ~ n s1lsS5ef = WIN EACH
~ "a safe certain and l,ealSI5,-
i've TO conception Furnished an
PERSONS Rt distance by fina fSeJTs,S,II;y,.
t9IilS age and occupation can faSSaIyss - ,tJ
eng ~ express, securely packed nom nIser-
;Address Dr. YOUNG M * T,,,,,, :.
PhilO HnlI seconti fiSor
= 3n IhlEt; near AfaFlSef ffSics I1I1S+,
= -. ~ -s1os and p, M 10 3 n m 80
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~ . leaiFaI.
IIIITTMORB. LOCK HOSPITAL
Observation-Disclosures Fbt
FROM QUACKERY.-ea
7HEONLYPLACBWHEREAC URFcAN
pRnRTA YNYEsn


.---,-,-.. .-BE0BTALNED.
TAR JOHNSTONHASDIS COVERED THE
2 y7m6st Certain, Speedy and only EffeciIIoI
Remedy in the world for all Private DiseSses
WeakneSS of the Back and Limbs, StFicfnnes'
Affections of the, Kidneys and Bladder lInVoII
lnntaTy Discharges, Inpotency4 General ~
FhiIity, sSefVousneSS,D ypepSial Langu0F T-Sv
Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation Of fhn
Heart, Timidtty, Trembling Dimness of SiSht
or GIddiness, Disease of the Head, Thr6of
Nose or Skin. An ton Of the Liver, Inns
stomach or sBoweIs9thoS terrible disof;ier
arising nom the Solitary Habits of YOUTH
those sECREF and solitary practices more fStoI
to their victims lhapl the! song of iSyTsns Ia
brilliant hopes or anticipatons, RENDERING
marriage, &ct impossible. H-'t'sFf Fs
YOUNG MEN
ESpecIalyt who have become the victims n,
$Olitag Nice, that dreadful and destTuctiys
habit Wnlch annually sweeps to an untlmeiS
grHEe thousands Of SHonng Men of the Tnngt
eEalted talents and BRILLIANT inteIIeCf. WIN
alight otherwise have entfanced lIsfenino
'SenateS with the thundeTs of eloouence- ~
walked to ecStacy the living Tyre, may cali
with full confidence. ~ Ni 4
AfARRIAi3EiI
Married Per3onss or Young Men contempIa-
png Marriage being aware Of phySical veal.
ness, organic debility, deforInities speediiy
Hewhop places himself tnder the co4e M
j.. may religions .contlde In his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon hNs
skill as q physician.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07

WIG have injured themselves by a certain
practice tndulged in when alone. ghabif fTe-
quently learned from evil Commanders ar nj
school, the etfects Of which are nightly faif.
even when asleep. and u not cured, renders
ann, 6ody, should apply Immediately.
- what pity that q Young man, the hone nj
ms country the darling ofhis parents. sIiould
De snatcnea nom all prospects and enIoy-
mems OF ne, by the consequences Of deVia-
ting nom the path of nature and indnIgIpo
before contemplating ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Table 'Damasks, Linen Table Covets, Nap
klns, Linen Sheetlngs, Towels Counterpanes,
Blankets, dc.
We have also received q large stock Of In
dies Kid GloYeE SILK Gloves, Wool az. yes,
Cotton Hose, Linen Handkerchtefss Collars
and Sets EmbroideTieS, InSentnRs, Hoop
Skirts Bafmorals, Corsets, &c.
We are daily receiving all the latest styles
OF Dress Goods nom New York. We Will be
most happyto see the ladies of Wheeling and
thesuTT6undIng country, as we will be pleased
to show our goods, for we are positively SELL
ing our goods at New York prices.
JACOBS q BRO,
-s' log Main street, Wheeling, VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07

s!5ff p1oice RIO 6Iiaas is;ss 55-5S5ISS:
Pryor. HANbE65S Si-o
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-14
Examiners Notice.

TtE undersigned Examiners, appointed
l. by the County Commissioners for
Hartford county, will meet on the ground,
on WEDNESDAY, August 9th, 1865,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to ascertain and de.
termine whether the public convenience re-
quires the road from Wetherill's Mill to
White House, to be changed at hill near
VIM. Rodham's line.
HENRY G. WATERS,
GARRISON Fl. WEST,
VIM. E. BLAIR,
ju7 Examiners.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-14

3 Hall Edward A, chief Judge of
election Is 90
3 Hoskins Cheyney, examiner on
road 100
3 Harkins James, chairman on
road 66
a Howard Mrs Thomas, account
filed rs 90
2 Hopkins John, constable's &C.
count 80 90
a Hanway David, bridge account IL ~
3 Hopes Darlington s, Co., lum-
Der account 40 90
2 Hughes f G, account filed S 90
A Herman VIM, Jail account 300 95
a Heaton John, magistrates &C
count 10 81
3 Harryman William w, coffin
account 8 SIS
3 Holland Ann, o P, pay Isaac
Twining 90 90
3 Harden Nancy, o P, pay Amos
Gilbert 20 90
A Hildt Mary E, pay Daniel Whit
son 20 90
| Hanson B II, register of wills 81 90
S Harlan Henry S, county COM
missioner SO So
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@eN

- 3s'.t.. ...aes -
Nelson James, judge Of election Is 90
3 Newnon Michael, o P, pay Jno
8 Newnon Letiiia, Q p, pay John
Moores. 90 90
S Norris Margaret o P, to Hugh
G. Whiteford 30 90
2 Osborn Garrett, magistrates &C
account 81 so
4 O'Keef Mrs, o P, pay G Scarf 90 90
5 Orr Robert d, chairman on
road 81
5 Pyle David L, clerk of election IL 60
5 Pyle David, examiner on road 8 90
3 Pyle Wesley. chairman do 81
2 Pennington William C, coffin
account - 90
l Price VIM J, election rent 90 90
l Preston Caroline, o P, pay EFF
Johns 80 90
Public Roads for 1866 $500 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-14
Bridge Notice.

THE County Commissioners for Har-
l. ford county will receive proposals, at
their Office, until noon, on MONDAY,
3lst July next, to rebuild the
Bridge Over Deer Creek,
Near c. Buffers. Span to be 38 feet :;
abutments 8 feet high above low water !;
floor to be Is feet wide, and Is feet high
to top of plate. Bidders to furnish
plans and specify the kinds and size of
materials, with thickness of walls, &c.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-14

l Gilbert James, Judge of election IL 90
| Gilbert Ohio J., clerk of election IL 90
2 Gilbert George, judge of election IL 90
2 Gorrell VIM G, clerk of election IL 90
3 Gibson James F, judge of cleo
ton IL 90
3 Galloway Samuel, almshouseac.
count 259 90
a Gilbert R, election rent 20 90
3 Gorrell Theodore, magistrates
account 90
l Gorrell Joseph, bridge, almshouse
and Jail accounts 1876 63
2 Greenfield Amos H, almshouse
account 50 80
3 Galloway William, states attor-
ney 76O 90
l Galloway William, attorney to
commissioners and late clerk 100 81
l Green Elizabeth, o P, pay SAM
son Tuchton 90 90
2 Gallon Sarah, OP 80 90
2 Gallup Nancy, o P, pay B. H.
Keen 20 90
2 Giles Scipio, o P, pay J Fl
Mitchell 20 90
Nelson IS 90
S Guyton James, crier Of court los rs
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-14

Dickey DR. Robert, physician to
almshouse &c 90
3 Dean Nathan, Jr, account fled Is 90
s Deckman Henry, conslable's &C
Debruler Mrs, o P, pay C c
Rouse 25 90
3 Dougherty Peggy, o P, pay +
b Hanson s. Co 90 90
3 Dowlin James, o P, pay Thos
Barrow 10 90
3 Beaver James, o P, to Samuel
Galloway 20 90
3 Dowlin Rachel, o P, to Samuel
Galloway 90 90
3 Davis George C, Judge Orphans
Cour, es 81
3 Dallam VIM II, clerk Circuit
Court 1888 43
Beaver Richard J, examiner on
road 4 90
3 Dean John J, judge of election IL OO
5 Beaver Richard J, judge of cleo
ton 70 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-14

A Ensenger Mary's child, o P,
pay James S;ansbury 20 90
5 Ewing Sarah, o P, pay P w Sill
a Fletcher Mary, o P, pay Walter
Fletcher 80 90
8 Farmer William, o P, pay Ann
Smith rs 90
S Flaharty Mrs, o P, pay VIM Fl
Morgan 90 90
c.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-14

2 Chesney Benjamin, judge of
election and clerk at do Is 90
q Cathcart Thomas M, clerk of
election 6 90
3 Clark Barnet J, examiner on
road 90
A Comfy George w, acct fled 2 90
9 Coen Henry G, general supervi-
9 Clansey Margaret, OP, pay John
A. Hopper 20 90
3 Comfy Jemima, q P, pay James
3 Curtis Mary, o =, pay John
Moores 90 90
3 Cunningham c F,OP, pay SAM
uel Galloway Is 90
3 Colfort Martin, o P, pay Samuel
Galloway Is 90
4 Combs 'rabitha r, o P, pay VIM
l. Smithson 90 90
S Curry Hannah, o P, pay Isaac
Scarborough 90 90
Chapman Mary, o P, pay c
Wilson IS 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-14

a Butler Thomas, late magistrates
account l SIS
Bateman Samuel Fl, coffin acct S 90
2 Bailey George, coffin acct AZ 50
2 Bacon Thomas M, magistrates
account II 90
2 Bailey Aquila, magistrates acct IA so
Bouldin Richard E, printing &C
count 1874 %
2 Bouldin William, printing &C
count 1888 90
Bateman s. Baker, printing ac-
count 3l5 SO
! Bateman, Alfred w, printing &C
count and attorney 90 Is
Bridge between Jerusalem and
Jericho, to Commissioners, 1900 90
3 Busher John, o P, pay Mrs.
Keech 20 90
3 Burkins Olivia, o P, pay D.
Hopes Is 90
5 Bond Ohio, o P, pay EN-
Chew, 90 90
s Brown Susan, o P, pay Isaac G
Wilson 20 90
Bouldin G D, magistrates ac-
count II 80
Bounty Bonds, to Commission
ers 3,4OO 90
Beans Edward Fl, county COM
missioner ll6 %
Bond Stephen and wife, o P,
pay J F Dixon 80 90
2 Baker John H, Judge of election 8 90
2 Baker William B, clerk of cleo
ton 6 90
3 Bouldin Robert R, clerk of cleo
ton 6 90
3 Bull William, clerk of election II 90
a Bishop Richard F, do do 6 90
2 Bailey Aquila do do IL 90
8 Bernard Parker, judge of cleo
ton 6 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-14
AMOUNT OF PROPERTY.
DISBURSEMENTS.

IT" "A WIT
3 Amos Isaac, sheriff $2,735 IS
A Amos Alexander, magistrates
acct S l421; acct filed, $40 "a 81
S Adams Jerome, chairman on road &C
2 Acres Sarah, o P, pay John J
Alender 90 90
S Atkins Georges widow, o P,
pay Fl S Harlan 90 90
4 Amos William, judge orphans
court n 70
3 Almshouse, pay Commiss'rs, 400 90
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X,

2 Ergood 6 S, clerk of election 6 90
! Everitt Sonia, o P, pay Benja-
min Standford 90 90
Elicit John, o P, pay VIM F
Pannell 80 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-14

at II cents per h., by wagon load.
JOSHUA HORNER,
Corner Chew and Shilling streets,
....,. Baltimore
twill be to the interest of those man.
ufacturing Bone Dust to purchase the
Crude Bone from me, as can supply
them at the same rates as those from
whom they purchase at present, and by
purchasing from me it will stop that COM
petition which has raised the bones be-
yond their intrinsic value, making the
farmer pay too much for the Ground Ar
ticle. Call and see me. mhl7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
AntI-sIaxsry Convention.

CINCINNATI, January "A carpet bag con
tanning el3 600 was rAed Of its contents on
Saturday, on train between indianapolis
and Lafayette No clue to the rSbber.
An AnGSlavery Convention was held al
Frankfort yesterday Resolutions were
adopted adhering to the Baltimore platform.
requesting Representatives in Congress to
vote for the constitutional amendment Abol.
ishing slavery, inviting the Legislature TO
repeal the slave code of Kentucky endofs-
ing General Burbridgo and approving the
vigorous retaliAtory warfare against guerril-
las Great harmony prevailed.
Letters from all portions Of the State we're
read urging Convention TO take strong n
anti-slavery ground
The Newspaper Publishers Convention as
sembed at Columbus yesterday. A committee
was appointed TO memoralize the Legislature
and Congress against prohbitory tariff on pa
per.
II WAS resolved To raise the price Of all
weekly papers to 81 90 per year, and increase
the rates OF advertising A State Pnblislers
Association WAS formed.
The Kentucky Legislature assembled yes
terday Noquorum in the House.
The Senate orgasizod and elected b Bru'
ner Speaker in the absence Of Lieutenant
Governor Jacobs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
SHERIFF's SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN OITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator Of John sta sberRer.
deceased, W. Edmund Stecktl otai.
Case No. 1858.
DN virtue OF, and In obedience 10, ordsr Of sele
ID made by the Superior Court of Montgomery
county, Ohio will offer at public sale al the door ei
the CeuTt HOuse in Dayton, on
Safurnoy, JGquaTy IA, 1865,
At two o'clock M u said day, the olloving Dc.
sCribed zeal estate, wa Lots numbered Two thousand
sK hundred and th rec u e3) and our thousand aud
nnetyone (4UglbR designated the revised plat OF
the city " Da ten IN the county OF Montgomery and
state Of OHIO. s.I. 81. d..
Lot No 2CO3 IL situated on West THIRD street north
side, on which there is large two story frame ell
ing aud other out buildings-hous No Ii9- ana has
been appraised at e. 900.
Lot No 4O0l 10 n vacant lot and extends trem Ash
ley street Frank street, near Warren street, aud
has been appraised at Sl6o.
The above described property cannot sell for less
thAu ~ o-thirda of It's appraised value.
GEORGE W0dAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
OBLN a OAmLL, Attorneys dts lAWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
ADMINISTRATOR's sALE Of REAL
ESTATE,

IN pursuance OF an order granted by DC Proba,e
l. Court OF Montgomery County, Ohi, in the ease OF
saac Layiever aud simpson Nut, Executors OF tho
last will and testament Of David Young deceased,
against Ruth Young et nj defendants, we will oner lor
sale, at public auction on SATURDAY, the atEt ogy
Of December A. ID. 1854, st o'clock, Fcrnoon, uron
the premises, tho following described real es,ste :
; tuvie inthe County Of ontgomsry, ami stale ot
ONO, tO-Wtt:
Fifteen acres OF land ken oH the South side Of tho
Arm owned by the heirs VI Dsyid Young uecd
situate 10 Section 30, Town 2, hRnge 6, N ks de-
scribed ~ fellows Beginning Eta stone on the east
line Of rad Secuon, the south east corner 1t sad
arm thence north On the east line OF said y etiOn
GA CHAINS 10 stone thensr south rs wcst 20 -
CHAINS 10 the e. miro u turnpike 70 q thence south
eastwardy, with IN" centre OF said road 40 thsns
the south west corner srid hrm thence on the
line h'tween founv and laieycr, north 70 east o. &c
CHAINS to The place Of tegnmIg, containing JJfsa
deres Of laHd.
Appraised at size per Totms of sslc one
hrd eash, one third IN one year, and Oie third IN
two years from thu Gay OF sais, with Interest; ds
payments 10 b. secured by mortgage upon the pre-
msss sold lSAAC LAFLVEK,
SlMlsOh MUTT.
Executors, Ae. OF David Young. decd
J, n. BAGsOTT, Auy Tor Executors Boy3o.v4u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
LATEST ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
The Dutch Dan.

NEw YoRK, January 5-1he Herald gives
complete history OF the Dutch Gap canal
II was commenced in August last, and up to
the day of the explosion Of the bulkhead,
three regiments of white and colored troops
we're detailed for this special work, averaging
from l2o to l40 men employed daily, on al
average Of ten hours
The canal is 5g2 feet long, and the greatest
width OF excavation is l22 feet the depth As
feet The width of the canal proper is &C
feet at the top, and 45 feet at the bottom. At
high water there will be n depth of Is feet
From these facts some idea may bo formed Of
the immensity Of The work
Surprising that this canal, In consequence
Of the heavy batteries bearing upon It, can.
not be completed at present, the work Ms far
as il has been carried is so much gained in
an enterprise which, when il shall be com
pleted, will always be of incalculable i'm
portance to the commercial interests of Rich
mond.
Tho explosion of the bulkheA1 Of the canal,
on the lst inst, was witnessed by large
number of officers and strong body Of troops
under arms, TO be ready for emergencies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
FnrCrHaI RChrnur.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Special Assessment NOtlCe.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
srATE or ONO, IHiRD DsrRV
DAYroE, OHGo, nov. 81, 1854.
NTOTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Assess .
IN ment OF the SFEsIAL liver cent lSsoME pUrI,
made N accordance with the requirements hloiut
Rsr, luton OF C,ngrrss, approved july 4, ls6i on all
incomes return Tor the year ending December 81 +,
1901 has Deen delivered 70 me by the District Asses
for 90 lection, and the same must he pad
be- ore tho cot day OF December next
In DuAuLT fHERE0T ten per cent penalty il reguir.
ed by Law 70 be idsd, and toecuons TO he enorced
by dlsirent
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will be collected at the Otiac OF the IN.
dersigned, corner OF Third Jefferson streets. Day
ton, OHIO. Those or
BUTLER COUNTY
A. the Office al EEra Potter, Deputy Collector Hsu-
ton, Ohio. For
WARREN COUNTY
At thA once Of Jasob Morris Deputy COllestor, Leb
anoL Ohio. For
PREBLE COUNTY
At the Once Of Josiah Campbell, DepHty Collector,
EatoB, Ohio. JOHN H. MARTlh,
hov9s-dkwtill decf0 Collector Sd pst, o. ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05

NEw YoRK, January 5.-The Heralds cOr-
respondence gives full account OF the recent
important raid through East Tennessee aud
Southwestern Virginia, of Generals Burbridge
and Gillem
The injury effected by il to the rebels was
immense, and is to them probably irreparable
The lead miaeE and salt works, fifty i0andries
aud furnaces, 100 miles of railroad, fifteen
locomotives, twenty-five cars, and vast
amount OF Other property Of the rebels, we're
destroyed, and twenty places Of artillery and
many prisoners were captured from them
The Richmond Examiner says that the
Sentinels proposition TO claim the protection
OF England and France originated with JEFF
Davis and had its birth in a panicy mind
CHARLESTON TO NE BEslEaED
The Savannah correspondent of the World
states that Sherman will march Arst on Au-
gusta, aud then 10 the rear Of Charleston,
whore, With Dshlgren in front, be will lay
siege to the stronghold.
Dispatches captured on q rebel soldier di.
vulge the intention to send the rebel rama out
OF Charleston harbor at once, thus taking ad-
vantage OF the absence of our iron.olads.-
This led to promptly sending all the monitors
to Charleston harbor where they now ara
REPoRrED DEATH on PRICE
The Richmond Sentinel has report which
il tdiseredits however that Price is dead
The Sentinel of tho 9th says
A boat load Of blankets had been received
at Varina for the Yankee prisoners.
The Tribune's Army Of the James special
says
Dutch Gap canal is regarded as complete
success The result OF the explosion 10 the
balk head being all thAt was expected A
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