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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-11
Saturday january "a, 1860,
IIousE AND LOFIN CARROLIoE AT MAS iER
III COM MisStOEER's sALE.

HuUsE AkU LOI N CAhhOL1Oh AT MAS ER
III COMMISSIONERS sALE.
Daniel Leighty's adm'r. Plu) Case Ne al77,
vs. MONTGOMERY SilnePi or
Eliza MARTA, ct al Dehs C0srI
Pursuant To an order OF the Superior Ocult OF
Montgom'Ty County Ohio, made in the above entitled
csuse and 10 me drectei I will offer at Public Auo-
ton AZ tho door of tho Court House, IN the City Of
Dayton In the County and state aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1866.
Between the hours Of I and O'Clock p NJ OF
Situate IN The County Of Montgomery and state oi
Oho-s'tnste and being in he foWn OF Oarrolton, ali
o. iaot numbered hfys (57l the plat OF SAID
Town
sad property has been appraised At 81 600 and can
not sell for less thaa swothird4 Of said
Terms VAsh. WILMER n. BELVILLE,
Master Cou'r Mont Superior Court.
ADAn CLAY, Any, .|-
Move her Is, 1865. noy95wSt
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VIII cUre eYCrN case OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
AND DIsEAREs oF,rIns IiInNRYs

AND DISEAbES OF l1IfE KIDNEYS.
Observe the following symptoms resulting fum
disorders of the digestive organs:
Constipation, lnwaTd Piles, Fulness of Blood 10
the Head, Acidtty of Che stomach, NIusea. Heart
burn, Disgust for Fond, Fulness or Weight in the
stomach, Sour Eructions, Sinking or Fluttering
at the Pit of the stomach Swimming of the Head
Hurried and dtlgult Breathing, Fltttering at the
Heart, Choking or Suffocatng Sensations when In
. living posture DinIness Of Vision, Dots or Webs
bciore the Sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency OF Persplration, Yeowness Of the skin
and Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
NC Sudden nushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant magtnngs of Evil, and great Depression
of Spirits
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sHERIFF's SALE,
n CITY PRopERTY, ON PARTITION.

WIN. A. Taylor ct. al Case No sass.
us. c', o ~ ~ ,S, 49,,
10 obs 1ience 10 the command Of an order oi salt
issued in the AbO ease. and 10 me rected will ofl
nt public sale, at The door Of the Osnrt House in the
city Of Dayton, on
Saturday January "a, 1860,
Az 2 o'clock NJ the following described premises
to'w siiiae IN the city OF Dayton, IN ~ county and
Stale, to-w,t:
Thirty feet OF OF the east sde Of Lot No. 1885, on
the revised plat Of sad City Of Dayton, with all the APP
punienAnces said lot nunheTed shove, which lies
east OF the center OF the divisi wall OF the double
brlck house nov erected on said premises"
Said premises have been appraised at $500 OO free
of dover and can not sell for less than two-thrds Of
that amount.
The above premises are situate on Sixth street,
nearly opposite the United Brethren Church The
house Is good two ttory brick with eight rooms al
In very good order un the premises l. "A oOd well
and ci.tarn, with many other eonVvbieneee Terms
OF sale, CASH. q. q. n. DAYInSOR, Shena
D A. HoUE, Atry. for Pitts. deesdawts
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been reported OF A26 bbls Tercc beof IA dull and nm
to s4s 80 PSI obt Butter Is paorA at IN , lH 20.
state qnd 40 to $50 for wes.r obe.so ,,io 80 '1r
moderate demand GT at 9 to 22o per h. AA
S"eARs-Ooninue In demand at former rate, Ea,oa
fnce oui asl $50 hhds Cuba SO. at from lO, to 1870
and 1I60 boxes Havana, part at 91s toIIAo p ib Re.
TALLow-sales l4O.OUO lbs at 12. to iSc chiefly az
l2o to 1870; and $4,000 lbs Crease at loo to 12o per
wHIsKssaes have been reported since our last, 100
66s Western, In bond, ut 3lo and small lots free at
sI2t to S2 rs per gallon.
fhere were taken 900 bbls Flour at 3D. 1000 bushels
Corn Cor H42sd. 2do tons Logwood on t. For London
hhhda Tobacco at 22s Cd.
Foreign Markets by the suxonfa.
INDIA
BOMBAY. June I2.-Cotton ARM but littio doing p,
change on London Is Id. Frelghta IT'S Cd. -'>
~ CAao9IT4 s. June ifiEMarkets unchanged. Exchange
on LONDON Zs 14d. Freights 40s.
CHINA.
HoNa KoNo. May 26.-The tea market here is not vet
change on London Is 6kd.
SHANGHAI, May 20.-In tea and silk nothing doing
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Tho Times city article of Tuesday June 26tb snva
Simultaneous with the Of the rst erent
oa OF the long dreaded war consos have e1perienced
further advance OF and tho other markets have mot
only supported the Improvement but exhibited in
creased frmness. Consols closed at 88x@a
The suspension has been announced Of Marrynt
Ppice Co., private bankers; total liabilities are about
Measrs. sneed Co.. of tho Chepstow Old Bank bave
suspended liabilities S93S7 ~
Console sSA to 81, French Rentes 6sf I5c. Urfted
~, Illinois Central TX, - N'' 'A"'0'
LIvEnPooL COTTON MARKET, June 26-Eyening-
Sales Monday and Tuesday 600 bales Including S500
pales TO speculators and exporters The market ia
closed with less irmness ' ~ ~
TRADE REPoRT.-The Manchester market was quiet
Il ddNEnRo9I sr BnEsDsrUrTs MAnKEF-Four was quOt
" urn. wheat firm Corn less Arm.
LiVkhPooL Pnov1sIoN hAnRET.-Beef flrIn and up-
waFd with an advance OF 2s Cd to 6s bb Pork firm
and asyanced 2s Cd per bbl Bacon nrmer. Lard very
dull Talow quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARRET.-Ashes quiet. Sugar
quiet and steady Coffee quiet Rice quiet and steady
inseed oil inactive. Rosin dull. Spirits Turpentine
dun Petroleum dull with small sales; refined Is 10d
6fzs for money.
AMEn1oAs sTocKs-U 5-2o's "a to e4A, Illinois Cen.
trail "a to TAX. Erie S8 to SSk.
LONDON Conn MAnKET. June 25.-market advanced a
further 81 on the week,
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF OHAR l. E 8 r ION.
Arrived Yoatordny.
oonnhorKp WEEKLY. !

nootor0oys July IL
Steamship saragossa, Orowell, New York-left Sat.
nrdAy, ID. Mdze. To Rayenel Go. N Ayerin l.
Bon, Adams Express Go, D ANIME, Adams. Damon &
90. A. F 4lnsei. Briggs. Bsssi Bro Bsehof. fn
Brown & 90. Bernhardy. M BRISTOL, D Bragg,
Co. brown Hyor sssoy ssoyn amsS
den NJ Bird Co. Bolmann Bros Bergn1snn l. 90.
eeSs Ss1sloy %. &C 6m 1as' n1ser S9
CLARK & aruber. oantwel / 90. 8 oourtenay, cla.
So bssns T1s's bus psJ.ss g.
port. W H Easterby. Ficken, B Foley, Fribourg,
nIb saaH G1 ns F1s%os %s, Co.
Ta5s.Ss as4s e. g. a5syi'sy TsS.1 Isr
1 Go. hastie. Calhoun Go. Hsrrlaaon / Co. W P
hs o Hiram harris Ing
L Kornshrens, W Kidd, KING Oassidey, h Klatte 4
Co. F Koester, Knnck. wicienberg 90, Keane, J
knobosh Esurey Ae1ander 1RfIaas Iss Lensuei ade
Bell, Langer, Lopez, Lorenst Lee, A Nor
Rice. J Meister Co. J Il & D Muller Marshsn.
McElhose National Express and Transportation 90,
Son. A oStenaorn, O Paninn, Pratt & Wilson Bros
W Pa idon, PhillipH & Mcdowell. J r PriuRle a
Roeaen yna aSs's
Robinson, Renueker & GLOVER, Smith & 90, W
sRsiG sao Sssps sSa stn stsnas. sstgs
Webb 90, L 90. smythe. a T Peake. T Street. j
stnfens & 90, schnen 90, Lieut. Oo Thomas, Chief
9uartermaster Tobias Sons. Thnrston 8 Holiness NJ A
Tannlunsop, T1edemapp, Tognl, G B -Tennent F
Won Santen, Uferhardt Canpsen 81 vollers, Van
DiSiere, Cox 90. Yoigt, q Williams Co. Wer.
ner Ducker, Webb & Sage, Willis Ohisom, Weyh.
mann 400, WingbrAth & Knoblook. Rev Walker
Miller Robertson, Willis b Wsrde, Zogbaum Young
90. BIpt1ienced heavy head winds entire passage
Steamship Bar Of the South, Reed, Baltm ore0Ieft
Saturday, NJ MdZa. To Wilifb r. Chison Werner a.
Ducker W Whifden Go. & j d Eirkpatrick H r
Baker q Co. Wuhrmann Lillienthal T stenhouse 4
90, Rssted 90, j hrmstrong & 90, Hunt Broa 90.
hem Hanckel & 90, Bollmsnn Bros Southern Express
Co, u SilooI, W Easterhy. aeratv B. Arm strong
Jeffers Il Co. N Averiil Son. & Koester H Ooba
b 90, II Katie & 90, Schnel L Co. ] + Ficiep %
ANIME, Creaser & Marzyok, T Kerr g. Co. Luhrs q
Btallipg, Campsen & 90, Hnrkamp o. Kilnok
Wiokenberg Go. Howell, Agent, King Cassidey
W q Chafee wardlsW Carow, b O'Neiif, ) M Martin
L Tobias, A Tobas' Sons. W q WhiIden ] bird 4,
90, Brapham b Son, drAeSer 4 Smith, II Trenohard.
IN ROADS. AT QUARANTINE.
A British ship unknown.
| ~ r,,,i from this Port.
] Steamship e Souder, Leonard, New York July r.
Brig Potomac. Snow Wilmington. N O, July 10. :.
| schr 81 Shannon, Msrts. Philadelphia, July 0.
Cleared for this Port.
| schr r Healy. Dixon, OF Baltimore, July T.
| f-. ..f- Memoranda.
The schr T. To- Crockett, sailed from Rockand for Cam
| den, Me June IS, to load for thin port. -,
| The schr Sophia Jameson Jameson from Rock.
port, Me- for this port was at Holmes Hole July G.
L
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Ns.,. Per bbl
Nnmest N supernne at-.... 1000 776
Mosh@est e1tra at. 500 so
Northwest extra family flyat.......... at 10 5OSS1o M
Pennsytvanta aud Western superhne st" " g. 9b@ M
Pennsytvania and Western extra at o DD@ IN M
pennsylvania and Western extra family at m
Pennsylvania aud Western fancies at ~ ;b 0lSSI7 m
pSe nour at: ....:................ 660@
PeDnsylvanfa corn meal lat.........,.... at 4bom an
BRANDY wine corn meal lat.....,,..,..,..... at. a bO8
the market closed very dull within the above rape OF
prices, and most holders were free sellers. -
GRAN-There is very little Wheat coming forward
sna NOT much dem We quote old red at 50 so to
TO- New crop is offered at u.s. to arrive but there
Is no disposition on the part Of the mlers to contract
at this figure Rye ia selling at 81 20 to 25 Corn
comes forward slowy. aud is nn Sales of 1000 bush
els yellow Mt and 1000 bushels mixed Western at o
10 we per busheL Oats unsettled lowers 600
puahes sold at 65c to &C. 800 bushels Del
at TO- and 1000 bushels Western to SEQ
ouahel The receipts to-day follows: 1878 bhls
FLOUR 207t bushels Wheat 1900 bushels oorn and 1900
bushels ,Oats. u e. - - - :
PaoyIsIoNs-There s very little doing In the WAY OF
sales, but prices are well maintained. New mess pork
sells In ama ots at SS3 bbl bacon hams at 20 28o
perb picked do at 90 to 2c; salt shoulders at l6 to
@, and prime lard In bbls and tcs at 22h to 23c
perlb. -. .... gr.- -. ,r-g. " " ~ 50
SEEDs.-Oioverseed sell In small way at 81 90 tn 81
per GA lbs. Timothy is dull quoted at IS TO az 90
per bushel FaIaeed sells In small lots Ut 50 40 10 SIS as
per bushel. 49,. w.
wH1sKnY-oontinues dull; small sales Of Pennsyl.
vania bbls making at 22c Ohio 2so per gallon
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Mobile Market

MOBILE, July 6.-CoIroN.-The receipts for the
PAST week sum up 1910 bales, viz from the Alabama
hver 2sl Bales from the Tombigbee 50 from the War
tor A. and by railroad 6Sl The exports for the
to Liverpool.
safes LOT the day OF GO baes There light stock
and light demand, only lower grades Offering. Mid
dlnes 32@33o. % -
sATuRpAY.-The sales to-day amounted only to 100
paies OF inferior coons basis Of 33@-c for Mid.
difngs The ma ket dull very uttlo demand and
but little desirable cottons Offering. s.r'.
MohpAY.-There was a better demand to-day. I65
paes OF legitimate cottons sold Of 30 to
&C for Mddlngs 100 bnies of repacked and mixed cot
tons were sold at various prices Total $50 bales
TUESDAY There were 800 bales sold to-day most of
nominal y
nominal. = = F
THuRsDAY.-No demand-no sales-prioes nominal
FnIDAT.-l26 bales Of reparked and mixed oottons
were sold to-day. Market closed easy on basis of the
following = - ~ Wy
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1S Sc.
THE COLUMBIA PHOENIX
ENLARGED. .-

Great Reduction I'm tho Rates OF Adver.
o at.F Using.
VvaE COLUMBIA PHOENIX (puBLIsHEp DAILY
l. and Tri.Weeklyl has bean GREATLY ENLARGED,
and In the gu nifty and quality OF It's rerding matter
viii compare favoraby with any paper In the State Tht
subscription prioe to the Daily ia $40 yeAr; TriWeeh
ly 81. 20 ~
The terms for transent Advertising haye boon re.
DUOED OVER TWENTY-FIVE PEB GENT; while the
monthly and quarterly rates have been lowered to such
extent to place tho colnns Of the paper within
the each Of dealers and manufacturers generally
. JULIAN A. sELBl
Jhninry2 "a Proprietor Columbia Phoonii,
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~ New Orleans nIarhet.

NEW ORLEANS. July 6--OoTroN-The demand was
1883 genera o-day only ak brokera participating in the
eusness but stil the sales sbOnt the same OK
@ tent as HOO bales at irregu
angy repeat our previous figures Of rs 27c for ord
nary 2 70 soc for good ordinary 81 to $40 for low mid
cation thu. even running strict low middns OF good
staple % wanted and occasionally commands ic shove
sold todsy The buaness Of the past three days sums
up I2oo so bales making total for the week Of 45DO
Excluding the arrivals from MoS FSrda and pS Tsnas @esA
Which .aTe are nGn ed IN their respective
bales s7ll Of which for foreign ports and Si9S
srATBMESr OF COTTON.
Stock ON hand 1st Sept, 1865. .balesss 2s9
Receiyed preaicaay a,3sS w
o,.,-,, 800. e0O
dt..E : -T2o25
Stock on hand =. los. .ess
Teeeved from the coast since sterday no Molasses
bp. 81 the o Of
anues very dull, There is scarcely any demand, and
cuba %esssss ysSS ssd have sold
ion and Ia quoted BY the cargo per gallon Loss-
prime l6 to ITO for yellow caaed II to IKE for
white do Cuba sugar s retailing q. Is to isato ID
treme dulness has prevailed throughout week. and
the previous sales confined 81 hhds Louisann
Sugar at for eeconds 100 boxes Cuba lSLc for
No 49, los hhds Cuba and As hhds Porto Rico private
terms. Weeks receipts, 35 hhds Sugar and 40 bbls
Molnsses from the coast Cleared, IA hhds Sugar. 172
bbls Molassas The weeks imports comprise $500
boxes, 4t8 hhds Sugar from Ouba. n NJ - :
ToBAcoo-Receipts have been coming In quite freely.
The stock hand s fair and the sssortment very
good Offering great induce to foreign buyers to
purchase here OF whom has come forward and pur
chased 599 hhds the past day or two comprising
and 200 hhds mostly Carksve Western District lighl
lear taken for the French Government We now quote
firm and steady market at to 30 per h. currency for
Light and heavy low refased OK 10 70 70 good refused
H for common leaf 2 to l5c Tor fair; Is to Tic
for good II to 9c for fine; 20 25c choice selec-
tions In purchasing large lots CONCESSIONS could
be had from heie figures. Weeks receipts 7l9 hhds;
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Wilmington Market,

witMlSaFoS. July ylo'-TuRpEETrNE-No change N
prices Sales Of 10 bbs at 81 20 for virgin IS 26 for
yellow DIP. and 81 80 for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS lUnPRRT1sE has fnrihsr declined saIes ot
lD bos At tS cents and A do I'm packages at 46o
per gallon for white, 10. ?, -, - "
RosrS-Ssies OF 20 bbs black at 81 rs: ana ao4 bbls
at 50 for opaque aud IS as, S6 rs to for No l.
eALT-A cor 60 Of 1900 bushels alum from Turks Is.
land, sold to-day ut 60c per bushel.
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Paaaengora.

...E / -. Poaaengera.
Per steamship saragosss, from New York-Mrs Or
Geddngs, w H Rosenblate Mcdonald, A DeOostar
Getty, A 81 Binns, d Gilbert, 8 Bonnett, W Ben
nett nc mr q Hale and lady, Captain II Manning John
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The Daily News.
'HURsDAY, MoRN1Nas july "a, 1866.
COMMERCIAL:

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
The transactions yesterday limited to the sale Of
about 40 bales. mostly to purchaser Northern
account OF unchanged prices, say 2s 80 for Good
Ordinary to Low Mddllpg at s2c per h. for Midding
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STOCK on hand aud on shipboard not cleared . 3l7s4
moNETARI AND FINANoIAL.-Gold.-Ths market has
spoen more steady the past week than for some timo
previously ranging from l4s to l5s buying and selling
Sxer-ihoro has been very little oering buying and
seuipg AZ lS9 TO 1885, Sterling uominal no salea New
York Sight ranged from par to x prem New Orleans
par. and pretty good business doing.
ERE1aHTs-Haye. been very quiet during the week
without change in rses We quote: To TSerpool sd:
and Coastwise ports 20. "
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C6npigneeS Per Northeastern Railroad.
, -.g,.......... .. July To-. .T.f.r

10 bales Cotton 16s bbls Naval Stores cars Inmber
bags Peas MdEe, &o.' To Thurston q Holmes, Adnms,
Fsoat 90, T B!ssen, W Bennett & Co, ] & Daw.
Spencer, Roper d stoney. Holmes & stouey Chafee l.
Go, Wagner. Dukes & Co. Jenkins, daillard & MI,
mott. Simmons & Go.
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prime 100 bushels Ied not prime. sold at 81 TO- Old
Spiih8 Wneas enreis neglected.. and prices
anoge'her nominal Cosn-Receipts to-day cS-a light,
only 5000 bushels white aud 1000 6ushes yellow report
ed; demand fair aud tho market slightly improved
si@ded G1 in the sales were 900 bushels mixed at IA
ouuu pushes fair white at 81 14 1900 bushels good
prime do IN lots at 81 16 to 20 $500 bushels yellow at
sao q Dushel Oats-1S70 bushels offered; market con-
uhues very dull, no saos reported; quote Western
nominal at 65o 66o loose and $50 including bags; ma
bushel -
MoLAssks-Nothing doing to-day.
PhorTsroSs-our market FOR Bulk Meats anI Bacon ia
very buoyant but Mess, Pork and Lard sluggish.
We report sales Of so casks bulk Shoulders at l6c
do Sides at l8Ao 200 boxes short ribbed at 1896 rs
casks Bacon Shoulders at 17Ho 80 do Sides at 20o,
and 80 herces chipping Hams on private terms Bacon
ts In excellent biuR demand at l7x to 18c for Shou
ders and 20 to 2lc for tdes 25 to 26c ne sugar
cured Hams. Mess Pork fs selling In retail lots Of SS4
per bb and Weatern Lard In bbls ut 22c; we notice
sale OF 46 bbs do on private terms
SuoAB-We report sales of 60 hhds Porto Rico Rro-
Gerry at 1lE TO lSHc; 20 do Demerara vacuum pan at
loso; market duh but prices nomnally unchanged
sALT-The market fs quiet, with moderate jobbing de-
mand, and pTices steady at 50 25 for Ground Alum;
81 20 to 80 30 sack Fine; and 90 10 65o nor
bushel for Turks Island,
WHIsKEY-The market remains quiet; no saes or
prices quoted
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS. July 8-CorTos-The market yesterda~
continued dull and heavy, with little offering and few
inquiries Holders were asking from 81 to $40 for Mid
ding while buyers were not inclined to give over 20 10
S0. Holders In many cases have withdrawn from tue
market, and are holding firm IN anti cipsfon of favor
able news from Europe by the steamer now due, We
learned Of sales Of few outside lots Of Mdding at 20
70 5oc' and . bales Of Low Middlng at 2sc The New
YORK opening depatch reported Cotton quiet at SO 10
$50; at IL so Cotton quoted exceedingly duh at SO
10 Sfc The closing dispatch reported the market dull
and nunr al at 80 to 97c The market here closed du
and uhsetted at the foiiuM tnR nuotatfons
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMoRI. July 7-CoYYsE The only sale re.
ported was 152 Rags Rio Osorsl at TX cents gold
Mark Very dull
FLOUR we hear OF contracts for 24oo bbs City Mills
high grade Extra, for shipment, to bo made OF now
whet, terms not traDspired but understood about
$l3 u.s. also hes OF 100 bbls Silver spring Extra Ct
So 200 bbls Western Spriug Extra choice at to
Sl2 90 por bbt. Common descriptions In good
ply and market dull; qlotatons unchanged, aB
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PhiIadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July T.-CorroN-Continues dull
and prices are unsettled and lower small ssles Of mid
dhpgs are reported at $40 per Id. ~.
COAL OIL-Small sales are making at go for crude
90 to $50 for refined In bond 55 to 58c per gallon for
free as to quail ty.
GRocERrEs-In Coffee there ia little or nothing doing
sugar is 26 hhds of Cuba sold ut l2c per ID
currency Molasses La firmly hold at full prices but We
fLooRMThe market continues very duh, and prices
hre nnseted and dropping there being little or no do
mand for export About 500 bbls sold in lots to The re
tatlers and bakers, including =
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..- Memoranda.
The schr To- Crockett, sailed from Rookland for Cam
dcn NE June IS, to load for this port -
The schr Sophia n Jameson, Jameson. from Rock.
porl Me. for this port, was at Homes' Hole, July O.
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Auguata nTnrIsat.

AUGUSTA, July 0.-CoTToN-Th market has been
quiet to day, with few sales at % 10 81 cents
doLpwThe decline In New York TO- day caused dull.
ness In this market aud some sales were medo at I5O
Brokers were Offering I4s. "
sHvEn-Dull, and no sales reported.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-05
Have vou heard of the celebrated Doct

Have you heard of the celebrated Doctor
that is making such cures He is to be here
again on his regular visit and can be consulted
at Kessler's Hotel, Monday, Oct. 18th, 1866. DR..
E. Jollie Mattocks, the celebrated Analytical
Physician, is curing the worst forms of Chronic
diseases, such as Catarrah, Bronchitis, Affec.
tions of the Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, Dys-
pepsis, Jaundice, Scrofula, Piles, Cancers, Salt
rheum, all skin diseases, and all diseases oi
the blood. Nervousness, Fits, Seminal weak
ness and female diseases, he claims to cure be-
fore the vital organs are liberated. Call and
see him. If he cannot help you he will moi
undertake your case. Do not fail to see him
on Monday, Oct. 18th at Kesser's Hotel. He
earnestly invites all those who are afflicted with
chronic diseases, to call and see him. Consult
alton free. The poor uerg literally considered. ct
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-05
An Effectual Worm Medicine.
BrOwn,s Vermifuge COmfiis,

On WORK LossSGEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly, with
children and adults attributed to other causes, Is
caaioned by worms. The "vERAIFUGR CoAFTs although
ssctua in destroying Eors do no possible injury
to the most dsceat child. This valuable combination
has been successfully used by physicians and found to be
safe and sure ersdicstng hurul to children.
Children having Worms require immediate at
tsnton neglect of the trouble often prolonged
sickness.
Symptoms of Worms in Children are often over
looked Worms in the stomach and bowels irri-
tation, which be removed only BY the Of
remedy. The combination of ingredients used in max
ing Brorn's "Ysrmugs COmfts" is such to give ths
best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Propristors, New York. Sold BY
all Dealers in Medicines. at 25 cts box. C22ylsmp
E. Dillon 4 Son and S. BKekland + Sons, Agents for
SaRduskv County.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-05
Marriare Lioenses issued bv the Probs

Marriage Licenses issued by the Probate
Judge, WIZ. s. RUSSELL, for the month Of Sep
tember, 1866 Rev. J. F. N. Wolf to Miss
Louisa Sarah Grund Charles Zickcraf to An
ME E. ellison Charles Aldrich to Mrs. Eliza.
beth Hinton; David Garnes to Sarah Moses /;
John Castillo to Ellen Greed; Adam Miller 70
Catharine Creed John Ramsey to Mrs. So
phrona Ann Parker; James W. Reed to Libbie
Didean George Bell to Mrs. Mary Dormer !;
John H Bender to Catherine Keiser; Elisha
Biggerstaff to Theodotia Loveland; Jacob Sam
ders to Lucy A. Burnham David 4. Pence to
Hannah R. Gallant; George Fox to Mary Siv-
cts Joel J. Lozur to Caroline Hite; John En-
gel to Elizabeth Leahr; Calvin j. Brown to
Mary j. Howell; Silas B. Dymond to Martha
A Rosenberger; James w. Robinson to Sarah
Drake