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Kentucky beef and other choice articles of
capture. Whether Heath was actually
drunk it is difficult to determine, but it is
a notorious fact that a Federal ambulance
train, just then setting out from Cinein-
natl, under a flag of truce and stipulated
arrangement with the rebel General Kirby
Smith, on its way to Richmond, Kentucky,
to bring away the Federals wounded in
the unfortunate engagement which had
recently occurred there was stopped by
General Heath and threatened with re-
fusal to pass, until keg of brandy, car
ried for medicinal purposes, was produced,
which proved itself the magic sesame ca
pable of opening the way through the
rebel lines.
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THE NEWS.
GOIp closed Saturday night at 1Ss.
PETROLEUM has been discovered in Smith

Coin closed Saturday night at 1Ss.
PETROLEUM has been discovered in smiti
county, Texas.
=THr administrator on the estate of W. B
Hubbard, late of Columbus, was required t.
give one million dollars bonds.
THE First Baptist church in Cambridge
Mass, worth $4,000, was destroyed by fire
yesterday.
A NEW counterfeit one hundred dollar
currency note has made its appearance in
New York. 1t is said to be well executed.
THE nomination of Gen. Fitzpatrick as
minister plenipotentiary to Chilli has been
confirmed by the senatsy
AMoxs the foreign appointments confirmed
BY the Senate yesterday was that of H. E.
Peck of Ohio, as Consul General, Hayti
A DISPATCH from Nashville announces
that the State Senate has defeated a bill es-
tablishing free schools. .'N y.
Two large fires occurred at Titusville on
Sunday night Three men were arrested as
incendiaries aud-were being tried by vigi-
lance committee.
A CLERK in the Baltimore Post Office,
named AlonEo Hutchins has been arrested
for robbing the mails. This makes the sec.
ond arrest in that Office within two months.
IL the. dispatches On the Sd page of to-
days paper The reader will find q pretty full
budget of news and rumors from the Mexi-
can frontier. go
TIE Canadians give out that they have
fresh reasons to expect an invasion of Fe-
mans this winter. 1t is altogether likely
that they will not be deprived of their usual
sleep by any realisation of their fancies.
A NEW, disease, said to be caused by
species of worm that attacks pigs, has
broken out in Russia and created panic
among the Teutons who indulge largely in |
the luxury of fresh pork.
GEN. CRAWFORD, who has lately acquired |
no little notoriety in connection with Mexi-
can matters, arrived at New Orleans on the
27den route for Washington. II
sEcRErGKr and Mrs Harian's reception
was one of the most brilliant,
and agreeable of the season.
There iwere present many distinguished
Gentlemen in civil and military positions,
including nearly all the members of the
Cabinet. b.s
Tah arst Appointment to foreign mission
# any one from the States lately in rebel
ion, since the close of the war, was con-
irmed by the Senate yesterday; George
Harrington, of Georgia, to be minister res
dent at Berns, vice tFOgg, of New Hamp-
hire.
TIE capture Of Bagdnd by some of our
oldIers is likely TO lead to important re-
ults. At latest dates g. small force of U. S.
OlOred troops held the place, allowing no
ne to leave the town without first getting
ass from headquarters U. S. forces, Bag
ad, Mexico"
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From New York.
Monetary.


The Post says the loan market is easy and
torpid at l5Pef cent. There is abundaneeo Of
idle capital, and the banks have . supe rfu-
ity of of currency. Commercial paper passes
more slowly, as there is not much demand.
Capitalists rates are unchanged. The stock
market is irregular, old 5-2G's are lower, in
consequence Of the anticipated falling of
of the European demand; 1905 are firm
but not active .Lao En-. elss
Railroad shares are unsettled and drsop-
ing. At the eelose there was better feeling,
Northwestern being the strongest On the
list. ft
The constitutional Amendments.
The Evening Posts Washington special
says: It is expected that the House will
vote tomorrow on the Constitutional
Amendment concerning the basis of repre-
sentation. which was reported b, the Re
con tcuetion Committee tbs morning. A
two third vote in faver of the amendment is
confidently anticipated. 1rI
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i rebellion; and hsEnew he would say they

OF rebellion, and he knew he would say they
were the members Of anti-slaFery societies.
He said the effect OF the adoption Of the
Constitutional Amendment was to swesn
away all laws relating to slavery, and bs
did not believe there was any necessity for
| Congressional action to enforce It He
would remind the Senators on the other side
that in the last Presidential election the
candidate Of the Democratic party get one
million eight hundred thousand votes, not
withstanding all influence was brought to
bear against his doing so. and be believed
that he was destined soon 70. come into
power.
The question was on the adoption of Mr..
CowaHs amendment 10 restrict the operations
Of the Bureau TO the States lately IN rebel
Mr.. HENDRICKS demanded the yeas
and nays, which were taken with the fol-
lowing result:
YEfs-Messrs Buckalow, Cowan, Davis,
Guthrie, Hendricks. johnson, MeDougall,
Nesmith, Riddle, salisbury and Stockton,
IL.
NAYs-AIessrs. Anthony, Brown, Chandler,
Clark, Conness, Cragin, Cresswell, Fessen-
den, Foot, Foster, Grimes, Henderson. How
ard, Howe, Lane, Of Indiana, Lane, Of
Kansas, Iynder, Morrill,, Hye, Poland,
Pomeroy, Ramsey. Sherman, Sprague, Stew
art, Sumner, Trumbull, Van Winkle, Wade,
Williams, Wiley, Wilcox and Yates-33.
So the amendment was not adopted.
Mr.. DAVIS moved to strike out the pro-
vision extending military Jurisdiction and
protection to the agents and employees Of
the Bureau. The amendmentE was disagreed
to. Yeas 6, nays 81 --s rit
An amendment was adopted restricting
the military jurisdiction to the Offices per-
tanning TO the Bureau. l
Mr.. SALISBURY moved to strike out tho
second section which authorizes the Presi-
dent to divide each district into sub-dis-
tricts and appoint an agent for each. The
amendment was disagreed to-
Mr.. DAVIS offered an amendment autho-
rizing an appeal from the decision Of any
leommission or commissioners
TO Circuit Court of the United States, and
that no agent, commissioner or assistant
cOmmissioner shah exercise any Judicial
power whatever. This was disagreed to.
Pending the consideration Of the bill, the
Senate went into executive session and soon
a ffar adfOrrna1 rrr
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Washington News.
ReEeuue Matter.

New YoRK, January 22.-The CONNER
eiaPs Washington dispatch says that the
Revenue Commissioners will recommend
the abolition of taxes on watches, plate,
carriages and other articles in schedule A.
They disapprove Of the substitution Of q tax
on sales for the present income tax.
The National banks in New York; Mass
achusetts and ether States which have
more than their apportionment Of National
currency, will probably have the amount Of
notes which they are authorised to issue
eurtsiled, in order TO effect fair apportion-
ment for the Southern States.
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NEW couSTERBEIT- ,-..
NEW YoRK, January 22.-An evening pa
per announces the appearance Of new eOun-
terfeit one hundred dollar National Cur
rencY notes, well executed
NoMISATIoSs.
The Senate in Executive session confirmed
the following nominations
George Harrington, of Ga, to be Minister
resident of the United States al Berne, vice
Geo. G. Fogg, resigned; Judson l. Kilpat-
rick, Of N J., to be Minister PlenipOtentiary
to Chill, vice Thomas H. wilson, recalled;
George II. Yeaman, of KY, to be Minister to
Denmark, vice Bradford r Wood, resigned;
Jos. A. Wright, Of Ind, to be Minister at
Berlin, vice Norman B. Judd, resigned
John Hay, Of Ill, to be Secretary Of Lega-
ton at Paris; H E. Peck, Of 0, to be Consul
General at Hayti; Stephen D. Kennedy,
of Nd, for restoration to the navy as a sur
geon; John c. Wright of Ind, to be Score
tary Of Legation at Berlin; George P. Pom
eroy, of New York, 70 be Assistant Seere-
tary of Legation at Paris, vice W. L. Day
ton, Jr., resigned; Thomas Biddle, Of Pa,
TO be Commissioner under the convention
to be held between the United States
and the United States Of Columbia;
Robert N. Beale, of the District Of Colum-
bia to be Consul at Ancona; @. +. Holiday,
of Colorado Territory, to be Assoeiate Justice
of Colorado Territory 0.J. W. Brooks, to be
United States District Judge Of the District
of North Carolina James Z. Wycke, Of Mis-
sissippi, to be Associate Justice Of Washing
ton Territory; c. c. Hewitt, Of Washington
Territory, to be Chief Justice Of Washington
Terr.; John Eskie, of Ga, to be Judge Of
this District of Georgia; D. II. Starbuck, Of
North Carolina, to be District Attorney for
the District Of North Carolina; 7. l. Will
Hanson, Of Tennessee, to be District Attor-
ney for the Western District Of Tennessee
Edwin F. Cook, Of New Jersey, to be Seere-
tary of the Legation at Chill; Clarence
Eytinge, Of New York, to be Secretary Of
the Legation at Lima. vice Thomas n. Carr,
declined; A. B. Hovey, Of Indiana, to be
Minister at Peru, vice Christoher Robin
son, recalled John Bigelow, Of New-York,
to be Minister to France; John A Bates, jr.,
10 be Assistant Paymaster in the United
States Army.
r atfG IRON TEx1s.
NEW YoRK, January 22.-The Galveston
Bulletin Of the 5th inst says that an engi-
neer and pontoon train were embarking
thence for the Rio Grande.
Only 377 names are registered in Calves
ton as voters.
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!" He's Caught a Tartar.'

In some battle between the Russians
and Tartars-who were q wild sort of
people in the north of Asis--a private
soldier cried out: Captain, hold on
there; I've caught a TartarP' "Fetch
him along then, said the Captain. cay,
but he won't let me-" said the man; and
the fact was the Tartar had caught him.
So when a man thinks to take another in
and gets bit himself they say, "Hes
caught TartsrP'
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p - TIE UuhAI n EW ENULANU
REMEDY.-Dr. J. W. Poland's White Pine Com
poend, is now offered to the afiictea Throughout
the coantry, after having been proved by the test
Of eleven years, in the New England States, where
It's merits have become as we'll known as the tree
from which, insPsrts it derives itsFfrtass. The
White Pine Compound cures Sore Throat, Colds.
Coughs, DiPtheria, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood,
and Pulmonary Affections generally. 1t is re-
msrkAble Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabe-
tes Difficulty Of Yoiding Urine, Bieeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other COM
plsfuts. ------
Give it trial If you would learn the value Of
good and tried Medicine. 1t is pleasant safe and
sure.
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gene
GEO. W. SWEET, M D., Proprietor.
,)anz3RlOr rEF -11ries - Boston, Mass.
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COtfrell d Diekey.-Cottrell 4 Dickey,
Commission Merchants, and wholesale dealers in
Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Potatoes,
Seeds, Green and Dried Fruits, &C., No. 6s Mer-
win street, Cleveland, Ohio. Refer to National
City Bank. jAn4:RI0
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STATE FIRE 1NsuRANCr COMPANY.

OLEVELANDI Us Jan. 70, Iobh. J
A dividend of twelve and half (l21z) per cent,
free of Government tax, is this day declared out of
the earnings of this Company, and will be paid on
and after the ed inst. By order of the Board of
Directors, J. B. MERRIAM,
ian22.2S3 Treasurer
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The ParishiOners, and other friends Of the
Rev. Andrew Sharpe are invited to meet at the
Congregational Parsonage, in Collamer, on We'd
nesday evening, January 24th, for their Annual
Donation Visit. -.e ian23:2s2
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of Grease.-GLYoBRIA dresses the Hair beauti-
fully, communicates delicious cooling sensation
to the scalp, ceanses it from dandruff, relieves
headache and is absolutely free from all grease,
not to soil the finest fabric.
CAsWELL, MACK 4 CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. dec27:Rl0
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Ernnisite Tootl, n,,a nIonth.Hasr.-

Exquisite Tooth and Mouth-Wash.-
EAU AR0MATIQUE is preparation Of
aromatic gums and balssms, which communicates
a delicious taste to the mouth, sweetness to the
breath, hardness to the gums, and cures tooth
ache and a sensitive condition Of the teeth and
gums.
Prepared selely by Caswell, Mack 4 Co., New
York, and sold by all Druggists. dec27;Rl0
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Aiken'S Knitting Maehines.-0n ex-
h bition at the Sewing Machine Rooms Of c. W.
CROWELL co., No. III Superior street. Plain
and Fancy Knitting done to order. janls:2s2
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POtatOes.-We are prepared to furnish any
quantity Lake Shore Peach Blow Potatoes in even
car loads ]. G. SIMMONS L CO.,
jau22:2S2 so Merwin street.
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rockwell q HurIburps Free Exhi-

bItIOn of Trained HOrses-Driven to ear
riage without reins traces, in front of the Post
ofice, on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 23rd
and 24th, at one o'clock P. NJ; promptly on the
hour. School of instruction at City Hete
Stable each afternoon. jan2O:2s2
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1 IPnbIie Meeting at Garrett,s HAM.

IIPubIic Meeting at Garrett's Hail.
meeting of the friends Of the late Lieutenants
Delany and Lantry, of the sth Regiment of Ohio
Volunteers, who were killed in the great fight at
Antietam, will be held at CARROTS Hail. on Thurs
day evening, Jan. 25th, at half-past O'clock with
a view to adopting suitable measures for the erec-
tion of MONUMENT to the memory of these brave
officers who so nobly gave up their lives for their
Country. All persons friendly to this object are
cordially invited to attend. jan2O:2s3
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To Oil RehRers.-We are prepared to do all
kinds Of OIL Refinery Plumbing in the most per-
feet and durable manner. Before engaging work
elsewhere Oil Reners will find it for their inter-
est to call on SMITH COSBY,
OIL Refinery, House and Ship Plumbers,
nI6:9ss III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
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Tho Ladies' Society of Trinity
Church will meet at the house of W. j. Board
man on "Wednesday, the oath inst. jan2s2s2
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It is understood that the Hanging Rock
branch of the American Iron and Steel
Association will shortly hold q meeting in
Ironton.
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ArriVaI Of the 4. ia.

BosToS, January 22.-Th 5'camship Asia
arrived here from Halifsx al halfpast two
this M. ---- /. a4L1s
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To Printers.-The best kinds of PRISTkRs'
NEWS INK for sale at Leader office.
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Tax Books viii close Saturday, February Sd,
1866. H. S. wHITTLEsEY, Treasurer.
;,uoo.DoE
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POtatOes.-peach Blow Potatoes for sale by
the car load in sacks or barrels.
WIN. MELHINCH,
jan23:2S2 72 Merwin street.
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! TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1866.
DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1866.

2 s N. PETTEssILE q Co., Newspaper Ad
yertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and le State street, Boston, are agents for
the LEADER in those cities, and are agents
for az the newspapers in the United States
and Canadas. They are authorized to take
advertisements at the same rates that we
charge at this Office.
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Purest and Sweetest
COD LIV Err OIL


MANUFACTURED FROM FRESH SELECTED liver
on the sea coast. This oil is characterized by
purity and sweetness peculiar to it
alone. Its reputation Is so great that it takes the
lead ALI other oils, and is prescribed by physi-
clans. Remember TO ask for
HAZARD & CAswELLs Con LIVER OH.
OASwELL, MACK & CO.,
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GoVERNMENT SALE

ARGE sale of fine Surgical Instru-
ments, Win be sold at Auction, At the Medical
FarseJor,s Warehouse, Public square, Nashville,
Tenn, on Tuesday, Feb. l3, 1865
20 General Operating Cases.
zo Minor do do
25 Exsecting and Trephining Cases sfl
- 66 Post Hortem Cases. large
Ice Dissecting Cases.
d Nv Pocket Cases, two folds
zoo do do three folds.
l5o Stomach Pumps, part hute-key valve
$50 Teeth Extraetng Instruments Is-Ia-
Z go DaFidson's SelElRjecting Syringes. --s
1000 scarihcatOrs.
l2,OOl Cupping Glasses and Tins. -~-ta-
! 1900 rrusses, single and double. i1AA its
14OO Scissors. .f
/ 5000 Tohrniqnets. all pafoeras. ~
1900 Hard Rubber Syrinea<, asserted sizes
500 Sets Splints, all siEes.- TAsITvT
stethoscopes, Tongue bepressors, syringes hypo.
dermiei &C., ObstetrieaI Cases, So. culums Lam
Gets, &C., &C. rfszva.1
- portion Of the foregoing articles are Sec
ond-hanas and viii be; sold separately. The bal.
ahce4s entirely new. The general operating cases
contain instruments for amputations, exsections
minor operations, and sets of and Sounds
AZ same place, on Wednesday Feb l4th will be
sold stock OF New Blank Books, Stationery,
wrapping Paper. and 5000 standard Medical
Books, consisting in part Of
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Tsizped SAMUEL B. JACKSON, Pres't.
: GEO. ID. CRANE. Secretary


State of Ohio,
Montgomery County. 80.
Il E5ersonaiiy came before me, Notary Public, in
% ang lVr saa county, samuel b. Jackson President,
and Geo; d. Crane, Secretary of the National IN
sGrance Company OF Dayton, Ohio signers of the
lort going Annual Report, and several1y made oath
that the same d true statement to the best of
their knoEiedee and belief, this 10th day Of Janu
ary, 1866. 2 - : - --I--'
tSigned,l r. .-- JOHNfN. BoED
lSSeesl. ESQ ia Notary Public.
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TElf Tr AUDITOR UF STATES OFFICE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January IL, 1866.
II : hereby certified that the foregoing is cor
rect copy OF the Statement Of the 81 National In
sqrance Company Of Dayton, Ohio, made to and
He'd in this office for the year 1866. - = =
Witness my hand and seal officially = ~
= 60 JAS. H. GOODMAN,
stamp; Auditor of State.
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- VVpAes 0fag Anatomy. -fHt
$ o9 40 Dungilson's Medical Dictionary.
zoO do Practice Medicine Woods Benpet's
..-.a- Watson's, &C. 1er
% DO Daltons Physiology.
% do Virchow's Pathology. III
lS0 do sOrgery-GrOss, Erichsen, FerRu-
son, &C.
so % y. s. Dispensatory.
s9 do Beck'B Jnrisprudence. -
~ do Perrish's Pharmacy. A
a. ~ % Therapeutics, Wood, and Stills.
~ 10 Minor Surgery.
ozo do Surgical Anatomy
10 do Chemistry, Fowness. --a -.'
20 do RebsteF's Dictionary. &c. A.
co Blank Books. quires, cap, i bound,
= 1000 do do small II do. ksE
Us do do fine, EhOls bound p
500 Reams writing Paper cap, letter and note
N de- Wrapping Paper, assorted.
lOOO Inkstands, various patterns.
20, 900 bnselopes, assorted. 70
30OO Blank Books, miscellaneous. ~
800 Portfolios fs
Pencils, Pens, Ink, &C., &C. -
J, iaa. Some of the Medical Books are second. .hand
AID Will be sold separately, The Books and In.
strumehs can b. Inspected the day before the sale
Catalogues may be had on application. -.
es lfr1- - $40 ROBERT FLETCHER.
TS.HE Surgeon and BTt. Colonel U s. Vols,
lanz32Ssh az Medical Purveyor q. s. A.
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List Of Senate Combinations

General GrawfOdd en- route to Wash.
:" ingtOn.
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Special Dispatches.
REoEIvED UP 60 O'oLOCK. 4. Y.

Special Di,pateh.. 70 western Associated Pres. ]
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Another Constitutional Amendment.
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{ February Eighth Only.

! Determined that no effort shall be wanting on
eur part 70 retain in the uture the large share Of
Public Confidence and PatrOnage which we have
enjoyed in the past, shall At all times andsaTor
to keep the Tarisus Departments, viz:
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Hair DressIng MiIhonf a PnrficI,

OASWELL, MACK & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists dec97.R10
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CLOTHING BELOW COs1y
DISSOLUTION.

lHE PARTE RSHIP OF PHILIP
KLOPFER AND DAVID MEYER. In the CLOTH
ing Business at Dayton, uLder the name Of Philip
klopier = Co, Is dissolved by mutual consent
Said K0pfer continues the business at the old stand
on Third street, and will settle up the business
All claims against he firm should be presented 10
said Klopfer, and persons indebted TO the arm will
please call and pay mp. PHILIP KlQPFER, z
DAVID MEYER
January "a 1896. Jan & 4td&W
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
THE Daily EMPIRE.
WIT AND WISDOM.

FRoH THE SUBLIME 70 rHR RIpIcutOCs.-
In publishing the following verse, the Buf-
falO Express remarked that four lines more
beautiful sre rarely written;
"a aQlenn InuTnpr 10 the soul ....|
Tees Of the wOi III 10 he
Az traVelsfA hear the hitowa roll
Before they rcach the sea
The Utica Herold adds verse. and says
that four lines more truthfri are rarely
written
"A solemn hurging IN the ear
When YOU retire 20 he'd,
Tells Won that swillng lager beer
Il dreadful Tor the heal" r.
An exchange ssl,s II the girls Governor
Andrew seut to Washington Territory ave
to be sold. like Clrcassian beauties, by the
weight aud plumpuess. We suppose not
We infer they viii be sold by liquid nies-
sure--so much per gal.
Quilp requests the Yong fellow who
passes his house long after midnight sing
ing. What would Home be Without
Motherp" TO change his tune. What csn 8
chap care for home or mother either. who
stays out so late o. nights:
The Cleveland Heratd, Republican. says
The Chicago IFibtins has the faculty OF div.
ing deeper aud coming up nsstier in III
abuse Of the President than any paper, rad.
ical or rebel that we have seen.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
City Property on Partition.

usVSO kramer
LoG'sa 5ohrspp ef a.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
SALE is5usd by the Superior Court withia shd for
the county OF ontg0mery, and 10 me directed
will o1er Al public sale, at the door Of the Court
House In the city Of DAYTON, on 70
SATURDAY, APRn. u, 1855,
taOeioek NJ. the following described Resi
Estate tO.wit; situate IN the city of Dayton,
county OF Montgomery, and state of Ohio Aad be
Ing lot No. 2,bJi in said city of Dayton
The above premises have been appraised at one
thousand dollars aud can not sell for less than
thirds of that amount
The ahove lot Is situate Lbe South side Of
franklin street opposite the German Catholic
church On the premises Is small frame house
containing four or 1Ye rooms. ~"
TERMS OF SALE One third cash One-thiTd ia
one year, aud one-thirl Ia two years Deferred
payments 70 be secured b. mortgage ou she prem
hes, and tO bear interest iron day VI sale .
Y. G. II DAVIDSON, sheriff
BAGGoTr 4 SHEI.HAAER, Attys mar II-its