davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The prospects Of the tobacco crop are highly
favorable throughout the State, with the full eX
pectation Of very material increase over the last
crop, which was short, but we have not yet ascer
tanned whether it will fall short or exceed the
usual average in amount, though it is pretty gen
orally conceded that the quality will be as good
ifnot superior to any grown for many years; at
least it promises well in Owen, Ballard and Hart
counties At the Owen county fair, the other
day, some Of the finest and richest samples Of cut
ting leaf were on exhibition that were ever seem
The tobacco was comparatively green and wet,
but good judges pronounced it unsurpassed in
size, color and richness.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

UNCURRENT NOTES.-The sales of uncurrent
notes since our last comprised $1,000, $4,000 and
$4,000 City of New Orleans notes at 90I.
BOARD OF BRoKERs-The operations at the Bro.
kers' Board to-day have been in the annexed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
TFATE 81 CO..
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
Corner New Levee Fulton Streets New Orleans
ALEX j. DYAs, the old house of Dyas & Co. with u.s.
and will be pleased to his old friends and customers
TATE AZ co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

Cpvr1t, Trcr,, r,-,-- W. -. 80 - :,
i;,,o+io, - alo "saii uneci "
far toan -h;aI el 'iienus ~,
- ,,i,. '7' '" ~ r. 'oU'o % 1oi'
loMS' VIZ
Ltte'po0l, Oct lO.-Cotton-the demands good
and prices have advanced. Sales to-day IS 900
bo,as sa1os for +to .too1- oR ooo bo1os Sridd1fr,
~ W. 0NN 'o'''0 JAWS tilu1iiins
oplahus RUE at lod.
London, Oct. l0.-U. s. s 20s are rated at III.
Consols 89j.
No,r yo,.t no+ 10 Gala ono,,,7 - ,.o, =,
|e" 10,", ~ i''-@olu opened at l9o4' IL
A. N.-Gold 1255-had been 4548 Sterling eX-
change nominal; Cotton firm, holders ask higher
rates-4O042e; 5.20s. IO5q6a1o6. Connons 1850
IL, L"sg
log Seoon1 series, anu 'lFo series loo4c@lo64
Coupons, llOt@ll04; new issue, lO6@lO64; Cou-
pons, 110t@l1O4; lO-40s, 99a099f; 7-3Os, lO62@
l0eR, 70 M.-Go1d l53 Cotton firm, nrices q
80 oN'i n',l. pti'e9 q .
shaoe pettef' thou8h hot qaotaoly hlgher-4l0
42c. l:30 p. N.--Gold, 1929; Cotton-there is an
active speculative demand; all grades have ad-
vsnccd nnIands ara opotad Of 9160d2c ond 0r-
-, 1olat,. o.aafi,Sa. no
iG"iiS 4oegtto' 01el!lis eAcAange, 1oo. T. M
A. ~ f,11
Se ~ iu'i pioes VIZ 4Aeg44ci saies OF tne aay'
6,OOs bales; receipts, II bales. Exports of specie
-(Mexican dollars) -$198 900.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
navigation to and including the goth of September
in the years indicated:

THE MICHIGAN Wool TRADE.-The following is |
statement of the receipts Of wool at Detroit
from lst January to the 30th September, COM
wear:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

In view of the increase in the product of the
State, the shove exhibit of diminution in the re-
ceipts will suggest its own commentary upon the
inactivity of our wool market, and afford an idea
Of the large amount yet remaining in first hands
FLOUR AND GRAIN IN STORE AT CHIcAGo.-The
following table, compiled from the official returns
Of the Warehousemen to the secretary of the Board
of Trade shows the amount of -four and grain in
store on the 29th ult., as compared with the
amount in store at the same time last year
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Blris, Bfsnsets, Sc.
UcTloy yoricE.-sANcEL WYNN &C., Auc-
: ''oNl.lAs' ssoaoo WORTH or ~
NAsS1rIcgSr adUSsToII, ruaSITrEE, rIAyo:
AND Costly WORKS or.ARr AT prELhc ucTloN,
Oh 'r ess W. e ss
f'''" ana i phaN sY:"''I ROOM FURNITURE.
coveted Furh broa.cl Of The richest desrpoa rosewood
ches Fable Pier Manir Mirrors Velvet brussels
s,s'sIy. rs,nss s%lssp. artists: .e.ssssa
nn Su ssna sae osep raewooa nd wae
Bureaus ardsicads wafdro6ss style XIV and
ntae-E sicnson Table Bunet Lounges Chairs. covered
reens salvss spoons. Dinner and Tea service
w E1l s Al FT so ar nGSrioSEEH
n SHs,e II .f FsSn ppisSif vfaIn
80 MsEn f fssfs sA sY sSs iRe asarr
~. se @ %g1 sse Pee ID casa psss
hs lsI,iD sss ROO
ts',
ss. :ns s.ss;
azSsfFtfsf TS sSSSs oSs$ :s srooL
An elegant Instrument, round beautifully carved
ss fa ron p,;s F-rn .Ss. ssoa ssi.ys
Rsekers, Mirrors. Closs. Tables ned Lounges spring and
Hair Mattresses Bede Hlankcts Tea Tables Extension Ia
RExJAmrH y. THKALI. AucrroNERR.
" 1gGsIl SRc saS Ih!s PAY .s$LpSEspAr,
% q So q ps 4 py.s
r s ws o. ps sSs p sys cSr
with q number of french works.
at Al M os FaSaT
p.rr,s sFpo Siaor aI ash yA sk GROUPS
OF scrpeniine Marble vases Card Receivers To
Coco: .T now se on ss. sfssi 4 Liberty street
Is on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Dec and g.
att o'clock w. at GcId.chmidr. large Piano Rooms, No
W. Fulton street. under the Park theatre, opposite
Han, BROOKLYN
VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE SALE
o. s,s.ary can.r. Marble Figures and Bust. Column.
and rsse ,s Mosaic Tss yssr a ssea: q
x on accoSa. q Se
Is;s ..crimsa sn,rs imssrs,Io7 ,ey arrived
st gS ss From s ,. md Tg o
sn,e cna,n. MiIsn ,pd other c !, q i,aiy
are new and Histories, subjsots Roman rrz1s, dvo
mos, reliable Paris msnufscturcrs English silver Plated
nTaa and srss variety other rch Works y Az
ton superior in finish and artistic merit % any previously
ass sss %. Win VII &C % "wednesday
DY HENRY ". LEEDS MINER
ID On Wednesday, Dec 4? iss, At u O'clock gal
lery, % Liberty street.
Fine rolIeciion modern OF pan,lng- chro.
mas and EnrravinRs
n BuRRE, AuCrrOvEER -pEREMrToRY SALE IN
IL. PARTITION of valuable Real Estate ~ BHREE win
ss II suction "Wednesday roeefnher NJ y o'cie-f
atho Exchange IN Broadway the Hr,t ear
brown front House aud No a42 Faa; Fhtw.ihrf
street House three tory aud sub collar A. ~
a. ~ With sorv extension. ~ nor
Of the Purchase ~ be ad llr ouee NJ Tie sale
$500 % remain IN bora sat norgrre fr TEEN ~ vc8 -
Further parcuiars ~ tnc 5aee ene.r 60 ,rca
Junes street.
EDWARD SCHEME, AroTfoyhER
IyBRDNTfN. GlOtks. SIArfpFTTS pAEl as kg
torfinuato1 sale tnv uIv ~ sikfy Sr.ffpfW a.
~ A. ~ Al the sslcsroom 70 Lbef.s .lres, sale posvc
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

1yUDsON RIVER kND UARLEM RAyLRO sDs.-
IL Trans for Albany and Toy connecting with northern
and Westcrn trains leave New York. Hudson River R
road. fh'rt.h street and reath and 10 4, NJ
and Js5, Gss aud " r. NJ. and via Harlem Ral-oad
y'isri street anu Fourth ut n A. NJ md ss r. W.
Tho $50 =. NJ train Hrdsnn River will Sundays.
sle eping attached 20 and II r. NJ trains 30
y NJ train = AFRO attached slccpics ca cvcy day
ccp,i1g saiiays which w THROUGH Oglensblrg
r. w. and u. Railroad without change.
sunday raia u lvyfr oad. New YoEi 10 Pogh.
Eecpaie rc.urn leaving New York at 800 NJ, and
Harlem i"ed Srt second street 10 Melion and retarn
leaving New York al "a. ".
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- - = - = -
SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT Y. wAJDRoN. aUCIIONFER, 6B BROAD
" wa. --HtlASDT WAf.DR0N win sell ~ ar-on IN
fhnrsdag. n O'clock. second hand Furniture. &c. re
moved from residences for convenience OF sale gnd consist
ing OF the usual variety found Ia dwellings. also bank
insurance rertorv large and ie3an II be- also two
Birds Bfsnsets,
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COssTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
p4cIrIo NAIL sTRAMsIIIp coyPANYs
THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA.
VIA PANAMA AND San FRANCISCO, CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.

sc,%sr HENRY c,ixUScEy WI iesv. PR 81 . North
With II
pas rnscr and fat win DC transferred % the
Cmnanys splendid steamer Co,onADo to lesve the, por
prices Ssiwesn New YORK and IAN frsncso he oo~ns
rates, payable in gold or It's sauIvsisn''..,, 49,,
s,n rn,nei.co TO yokohama: ss.' s!:o So
que notice wi' Be gwen 81 ;,s,Squen' voyages,
rscslved and hronrh ss Of iadIns signed per Ocean
ps,ssSer "g sRs gsT hSssr chadne'y De
' ps reishi RroasS us. and al fssr ufopon
s !, ss o'' on the wharf, ef 4 n sSTs rsSs Of
pAcIFic NAIL STEAMSHIP coMrASYs
4 rnnouG ORCH LINE
carsyyse y Undergraduates sTsrEs NAIL.
s,snn. leave pier y North river ZOO, OF Canal street,
bcrs@Ser io s offEY. Captain Marry. sonnec,.
ps wS soipfx NH GhpinIS hsgdSss CAPTAIN O. erv
VI Sssi' Harris
-pssars. .eass xssgage hos. Of y, and rs.
ls and ION FOR Central American ports. and those Of is
Departure o. ION each month connects with the new steam
line from Panama % Ausslls and Nov Iceland N.
steamer q The compsnys China Line. leaving san Francisco
pounds ssss. allowed each adult Mc
clues and attendance free
The Office on the wharf, foot Of Canal street North river.
New YORK s. X. HOLMAN, Agent
rIAsrIC NAL, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
n FOR 81. THOMAS AND Brazil.
Regular United States Man steamers, sailing the ga
GUIDING STAR, Captain ". 9. Berry. Dec. =.
WORTH AMERICA, Captain Il. ~ Timhcrfnan. Jan. -.
sOrTn AMERICt, Captain r. L. Tinkicpauph, Feb n
These elegant sa wh regularity and call AZ st.
Ttcfnas Para. frrnanbaco Bahia and Rio Dc JaneiTc
going and returning For cagencnts ~ FREIGHT or
cage amply 10 GARRISON A ALLEN. Agents.
No. bowling Green. New York.
TINTED STATS NAIL LINE TO HAVANA
u ATLANTIC NAIL STf AMSffP COMPANY.
CHANGE or SAILING DAY
Tho regular departures 81 this line VIII hereafter be
Tslrsdlys, At noon. .E 81 N#
cola MHI,, si1rnu Thnrsday Drcenner g.
NOHNO CASTLE, Adams. Thursday Decsnr~r -.
FA8I.F Guenr u nrsdaJ lie rnper ~
Fftm pier 70. North rivt, al ~ o'clock aeon
GARRISON = At,lsf,N tFents F..
BeNlng Sgren, ~ Y.
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stesmthip Company. The regular aIia popular
rhip EMILY Il. sOUpER, Captain lockwood, win leave
frday. December q at r. NJ from pier No. 81 North
r'ysr an4ng FREIGHT Monday ino.ning.
Through ticie and bills OF adng issued all pons
South IN connection with the South Carolina Railroad
LIVINGSTON. FOx 4 CO. Agents, - Liberty street.
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From the Rev. Thos d. Winter, -, D., Pastor 0f
~ --uI- RoXboroUgh Baptist Church.
Dear SIF,---I feel II due 10 your excellent prcpa
ration IlOonands German nlttors 10 add my les
tTnony 10 the deserved reputation II has obtained.
have for years at times been troubled with great
disorder IN my head and nervous system. ! was
advised by "A friend 20 try hottie OF your German
Hitters | did sa aud have eXpe renced great and
unex pected relief; my health has bcen very ma
teriafly benentei confidently recommend the
HfIels W here meet with easgs similar to my own,
aud have been assured by many Of their gond ei-
fects Resuertfnlly yours. f.ts a. WINTER
fRoxbOrOugh Pa
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Thc ftesolnccs of the Sonth.n 9

II is highly probable that there Is far too
somber a view taken in the North with re-
ference To THE resources Of the south. That
many portions of the Southern States have
been dcsolated by the war Is true. That
the immediate track of the army can be
followed by the traces of fire and waste
will not be denied. Towns and Villages
also have been burned, and with them
goods and merchandise to Il large amount.
But the South is large, and the greater por-
ton of the States in rebellion were never
touched by the foot of a hostile soldier,
nor did the people suffer more than Is us
ual during q stoppage or suspension of
trade. Their houses were not burned, nor
their crops destroyed. They may not have
planted because they would not dispose of
the yield of their plantations, and the cx-
actions of the Confederate authorities may
have been oppressive, but In much the
largest portion of almost All the Southern
States the plantations and farms are In 4 fit
condition for culture. All that is needed is
political tranquility and capital, both OF
which can be furnished from this section If
the people will put n stop TO the machina-
tions of the radicals.
Tho Boston Courier, IN noticing this Mat
ter, says:
ain the llrst place, the South has not lost
80 many men IN the war as is supposed.
The great number Of missing men were n
'aISc Proporeio'n Pp' y, pne',' ueeei'H. H, WI. WIZ
III ni IN ~ n.,1h ~, ~ ,,J tI,,i,s,ind
eoigu "'i oNul un"t N"eV aou lilly ,'e. t'a
rcs,oh' NJ, ~ oiuel ol'Ie v'y ns, ,.thi uoo oJ
.oullu n ine tt'i Il,is LAWNS Io.m ,,'.,di
n'
oNei w i'i,ne,,9c iI Iy shsoI Up
lrt'y ls.i WIlicn eoi,,u ~ ~ "esIv" nIi sue
ocss,ui .u1snIelon' III I'LL, II,n noA' p''or' y
snGas uu't, inV't ~ VI VIII WE'LL h % th vI", In Nv S'
liu J a' y''u ~ ~
PvstH NV wal y. WY VuIaoG '',Iu W. ip'u
~ ~ s',e uoi,sfyi'enpus uui ~,
tr,, ',' 10 tiny t;nJ 80 la,'od a' ~.
Soia aNu D"deep nt,In J, m''o % u ~
'I,,sV H''., i,'ls ~ l nsun itit, nll',
~ h'9 nIVn y, n3''"N S,i. - ~ ~
so.u NV snnc. 3I-, i.,I1 a,iu ~
@ @lorc,sn cN,cllulhsc WIZ s'cEwLy n,iu py
Slcno ,,, n.,,iIpeIs vi peulHT ~ h,''hr W
1ecvss,oil,sls WIZ sv'hn" ovcry t",t,S on
Iolilcucr'!te ponts a,iu c'Irc.ty nrS ol
course ruiIlc'; p''t tllcIc ,rc Srcilt n,IIlpers
W"o hi.,'"Sum nv W I'Icooc w. I''' ~ '''ouIl'
Oh wealth, p hne crop oI llls presellt season
Snoesh smidII' NV noc P'ol,'v'y E cAcceuIi'E
h'lII a ili,','oii piies, Mi yoo pf.ls az 1uci
money as az or"i'lary cIpp vi Two OF tlfe'
mnlilIi1Il IN Da's; hs''i,i. .nr Elcih hrl'ly ol
Nort"till t,"utrS "'lu SP'%eulauoI % VINO nav
/ SoHr oout,I Mhi "u" .y ,r,'II,ehsvy ~ tl'
wealth. ~ V'll. He'tlo.i. Du'i'IS Wv i'ieI ~
moIlVns III every Icelol, " c9uI,try WIFI
they nave Ip'ehIu, Iyl's anu lhe pr,ce ol
rcal estate nave ilrgeiy ~. h'V,lI'ceu. MANY
Oh lnesc 'huNentuIeIa ,,l , WI pe s~''Scessiii ~
ahu tlne letiS os,''Yh ~ ,,lt p"sles'
anu poillcS oi ulv oou,I tucntiiNlnS lnGih'
! selves more CLOSELY VIII It's lhlcfeSlS lllal
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From Rev i. Newton Brown u. D. Editor of the
EncyclOpedia of Religious knowledge and Chris
tian Chroniclc Philadelphia.
Aithoagh not disposed 10 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects yet know OF no sui
acient reasons why aman may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation In the hope that he may
thus contribute To the benefit of others. "
lido this the moro readily IN regard % HoOfand $
German Bitters prepared by Dr g. M. Jackson, of
this city because was pref ejudiced against them for
many years, under the Impression That they were
chiefly an alcoholic mi xture, i am Indebted 70 my
friend, Rob't. shoemaker, Esd, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper testh and for encourage
ment 10 try them when suffering from great and
Ioiig continued debility The use OF three bottles
Of these Bitters at the beginning OF the present
year was followed by evident relief and restor,-
tion 10 degree of bodily and mental yigor which
had not felt for six months before, and Epl almost
despaired of regalning. therefQre thank God,
"A pi',.,',,J NEWTON BRoWN. Phiindeipha
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n Contemplated Fraud, on, DistiI-
'A+ 4' "'AF "1priea 'a' wa -rfr -

From u private letter from gentleman
now Ia Washington, we learn that an attempt
is TO be made TO pcrpetuate a fraud on Wcs-
tern distillcrics, and, which will, II carried
into operation, as II Is likely tO be, break
down and destroy every distillaIy In the
West The ease Is as follows:
The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed certain Commissioners 10 fix np
the law regulating the manufacture of
wIlisly.l These @ CComi0issionc lglVa sli-
cellted a bin drawn up by the distiilers OF
New York, k,whieh bin contains the following
features H
LIST. One thousand dollars license forcyery
distillcTy. -,.a Is,.1 . r, bre1
ID. one Thousand five hundred dollars
per annum. 10 be paid tor government
detective for each distillery. The distillery
paying for its own detective.
3d. Requiring each distillery 10 build
four cisternS, each capable of holding
twenty-foir hours run, With lock worth
500 on the door
ith. Each distillcry TO build bonded
warehouse. .u.tl p ayHfufl
9Th. No whisky 10 be sold except through
bonded warehouses.
9th. Whisky 20 he gaugcd flrstin elsterns
then in barrels, then In bonded warehouses,
then out of bond when transferred, then
into bond at point shipped, and then out of
bond when sold. Each guaging one-balf
cent a gallon, The barrels TO be g'aged
ftIll. |
Now, a barrel cannot be filed full of high
proof whisky within a gallon, owing 30 the
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9fgal.
DALE OF REAI. ESTATE BY ORDEH
ilE TIlE DROR AWE GnItliT III ---- =


OF TIiEpROBATE COURT
ON MONDAY, February 10, fSG5 between the
hours Of IL NJ and y! M on the PROMISES, two
miles east Of the town of MiamisburH, will be sold
~ thehighest bidder, the following real estate, AS
the property Of Johu Friday, deceased situate In
the county OF Montgomery ind STATE of ohio viz
Out-lOtS numbers one and twO Un NDerge l..
Drrkerts plat Of outlOts, in section H. town 4,
rapge q NJ RS, which plat is duly recorded In
Montgomery county records, plat book A. page ~.
Tot No. l containing ak acres and lot No. con
taining five acres more less. Also the following
beginning at tho y, w. corner of section Is town
ranRg SIX, NJ. RS; thence n a degree Il, 10 rods
aud IL links 10 stone for corner, thence N. 66S
degipes, w. rods tD stOnu fUr n corner; thence n
n degree, w 10 hy'ts aud II links 10 stone for n
cprIler; thence S. G6A degrees w, rods To the
place Of beginning containing one half acre Ais,
the following; Lying In section lS, town .. range
o NJ RS. beginning al the northeast corner Oi
chains; thence 3, y degree W. $40 chains 10 the
middle OF the rOatI thence n 8sa{ deRiees w.l3 n
chains tlGnge n. Il dogrea u. liz chains W Tho
place OF buginnng containing seventy hve nun
dipdths of an acre t7b.iW acre) H
An 10 liz sold hs an entire tract and FREQ Ol
dover said property has been appraised free nj
dover at 81 40, and can not sell for less than two
thirds Of the appraised value thereof "
h VERMS--One- third cash On day Of saici one.
third IN one aud one-ihrd in tive. years Thereafter
deferred payments tO be secured by mortgage on
the premiscs aud to bear interest from date i'
r a HHH ELIAS GEBIAkE Administrator.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. .r.. f... jan2O-4tw
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Thirty -fvc years ago, in Philadelphia, no
conveyance of any sort was allowed 10 pass
place of worship on sunday, and chains
were stretched in front Of every church to
prevent it. Even physicians were turned
back from visiting the sick. '.. p.
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Rufus Choate, the only son OF the late dis
tnguished lawyer of that name, died near
BBston, u day or two since. He had served
in the army as Il Lieutenant, but was com
PEELED to resign from broken health. it
was thirty-OuC years OF age.
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nlwARn on oouNrEliYRrfs.

BKwARK OK oouNfElta.rTs.
See that Che signature OF "CIM JACKSON" Is on
the wrapper of eslrh bottle,
Should your nearest druggist not have the aIt-
clo do not be put on by any Of the Intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in its pace, Int
send u us and We will forward, securely packed
BY express, Dos tlf 20
PRINCIPAL oPPICE AND AAHuFACrORY,
No. O3I Arch st.. PhiladeIPhIA, Pa,
JONES A EVANS,a lt / ~
lSuecessors % q ~ JAo1SOgd CQl II
SID. .HYute f..I Un PRORRRToRs.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers IN every town
In the United stAtes. iit'it deco -3mwd&esww
u - l Il
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expansion df the fIuid by change Of tenn
peraturo II lot Of barrels we're filled
full here during tho present cold weather
aud shipped east and u tbaw should take
place, the expansion Of the whisky would
burst every barrel While at New York
the barrels could be flied and solIl immedl-
ately without damage ensuing. DistillerS
here Inform us that Eastern manufacturers
can get rich ont of this one item alone over
Western men. Then, as the barrels are
ghnged at every point shipped, IL follows
that Western whisky stands three or four
more guagings than the Eastern article,
and consequently, 50 much more advantage
Is offered tlie East These fixtures viii
cost ut lehst ten thousand dollars. A sum
so large that twill shut up every small
whisky manuiactory, giving the larger es-
Establishments an unfair advantage. The ut
most efforts our informant tells us, are be-
ing made at Washington by the New York
dealers To have this bill put through, as
they see 10 II u scheme to Kill off the small
manufacturers, cripple those in the West,
and tlIus give the market Into the hands 0t
q few The clause requiring the barrel to
be guagcd full " peculiarly unjust, rs from
the nature of the article, thai can not be
done with safety. In order to avert this
evil to the interests of Peoria, our distillers
ought to set vigorously to work and In
strlitt Western members of Congress to
work against the bill and endeavor 70 de-
feat It, rs II is neither more nor less than y
glaring outrage .-I'e~td Transcript.
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~

GenResnea: have recently been laborng under
the distressing effects Of in1lgestior accompanied
by pr0stfatton Of the nervous SYSTEM Numer-
ons remedies were recommended by friends, aud
some of them tested, but without relief Your
HOonand's German Bitters were recommended by
persons who had tried them, Hnd wloso favorable
mention of these Bitters Induced me 10 try. them.
| must confess that l had AN aversion 10 Patent
Medicines from the ''thOusand and one" quack
"Bitters" Nhuse only aim seems to be to palm on
sweetened and drnggedliquOr upon the community
in IA sly way, and the tendency of which fear is
ing that yours was really m,siicdnh preparation,
took IL with happy effect. ITS action, not only
upon the stomach, but upon the nervous system,
was prompt aud fglGltifying ! feel that have
derived great and permanent benefit from the use
OF q few bottles Very respectfully, yours,
W. u. sEIGFRIED, No. 25S Shackamaxoai st.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
READ " MN SAWS SD.

From the Rev Levi q. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist
Church. Pemberton, N j.. formerly of the North
Baptist Church, Philadelphia at psesent, Pastor
have known Hoonaul's German Bittcrs favor
own fumily and have been SO pleased WITH their
effects that wits induced To recommend them TO
many others, and know that they have operated IN
a striking1y beneficial manner IIake Rrent pleas
ure in thus publicly prOclaiming this fnct and call
ing the attention of those ailicted with the dis
eases for which they nre recommended, 10 these
Bitters knowing from experience that my recon-
mcndation Willie sustained do thjslnorc cheer.
fully as lloofand,s Bittors is intended to benefit
the afliicted and is mot arum drink"
From Rev W. u. seighied Pastor Of Tw elfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
CHERIFFs SALE pFREAL ESTATE
JACOB ' S''''F In Partition.

49,. % vs. In Partition
By virtue nf an order OF the Superior Court Of
Montgomery County, Ohio Ia tae IL rncted will of
fer at Public Sale on the premises on
r.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 1856, AIM.
between the hours Of 10 and ~ o'clock A NJ of said
day the following real estate situate in the south
gaSt norner Of the north west quarter of section
numbered W nine, range four 81 east In Jackson
tOwnslI of said County said lircTnises contain
ninety acres more or less ans, have heen appua sod
at 81 AO and will be sold subject 10 the dover In
tcrtSt of ft3 o. per Annum therein of sarah H. Sti
yer widow Of Jacob silver, deceased, late Of said
County and state and cannot sti for less than two
thirds of said Rppraisemcnt, ..H.|
TERMS-One-th cash. ono-third Ia one year,
one third IN two years. Tue hack payments Ia be
secuted by mortgage on the prfiulisesi l Hn.
GRO w, MoYER, Airy lang5tw