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HUHBAItH MHO
MONDAY. MAKOH 1,
Democratic Nominations.
ELECTION FIRST MONDAY (4TH) OF APRIL
CITY TICKET.
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TOWNSHIP TICKET.
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TOWNSHIP TICKET. A. C. HULBURT.
WARD TICKET.
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,lw.i. -WILLIAM PAYV-
SIXTH WARK--
laV-ml- THOMAS r. TIMtP-llHR.
Democratic County Convention
Th DMKnli McrtlonitJ Cminly.will meet
Id 0obdUo.4 ntr of liayimi. "U Si.lur.Hj, It'"
Lib day M Muroa. 1 MX, T In purv o' appoint
ln(dlealos M III lmartlif .una Col.vnil.mi. lo
txeaMat III oily o 1'ollimb.i., ooW.llii'nlaj. t'
J34 ot Murk, It- y or.' r '1'nri- 0,B
Irtl UoaaoiiWo. , A.CAIlILL,Chr.,r.m...
News Items.
Eloveu thousaud Ohio veteran re
enlisted for the War. ' -
Th steamer Alabama, it is Vaid, has
comuloUily stopped our commerce iu tin1
i.V.ui ' Votol am lviniz idle i U the
porU, and aru beiii)? olTore d for Vnlc t;henji
with but few bidder.... So it goen. . u ,
Uencral Giant pissed throiiRh
ville last night, ri routt for abliiuglvn
lli new title will bring him trouble, if h
don't mind. . It ill couiidieate bin ilutico.
diHtrart hiu mind, divide hie attention! ami,
it may be, cost him hU reputation
eneraln Hk-kle nd Doubleday liave
preferred ohai-gen gaint tieneinl Meade,
whii-h.it in thought.' will Cit him his
rnmmand. Who will the uoxl ilefeudei
of Wellington be? "
XSrOoiint.tfeit tivew on the Viilluy
Bank of JJillsboro, , fN'w Hampshire.
Eastern Bank, of Maine, and National
Biuik of Pixtteimm, New Jersey, the Initer
altered from ones, have appeared
'. jr"Gewrt BtTL.HR ' telegraplis tlmt
Kilpntrick.i after doing inuuh iluiungoto
the railroad i-onnerfion "of the Or.nfcder'
tr. and drivinu thtiiu inside, llio wullh of
lUc-hmond, effected a junction with him,
li hma of oiiv 150 men.""' Ill Clierul
Bctlch'h eetiniatiou 150 uimi lout U
very atoiill matter indeed. !" Only lfiOwiin
Difficulties.
. 'the inc'onj ploteuu of, oiir paper o-3ay
and themeagr amount of matter it foil
tains, ia attributable., to. the Hickneim of
rtttnerif onr handa and -h .alieii.iof
othe.'"We 'hope' 'fo'Tie'-beHf ,ft in
very abort time. ' '" " ' ; " '
Leonard Scott & Co.'s Reprints.
Tlie Kexv York Wotht pnblifiliea a high
and , deceived coiupliuu'nt to .ohahp
6oott A Co., the. New York publisher,
for their successful effoi tR to atlord Ameri
oan leader repriuta of the b-Ht Kugliish
lteview. l.oriodiealH, e. 'Pliene tinr re
priuta are LlutkuuwCs . Jlijiiz ',', Jflu
London tytarttrly, and the. Ediuiiurglt,
Wistminiater, and .VorM British Jtcmrws!
which repreaeut the lut,, the Tory i-le
ment in English politii ; the aeoond, the
Couaervative , tlift third, the Whljj ;' the
fourth, the Liberal, and the fifth, tlie opiu
ions of the Free Ohurrh. ' For them
repriuts, whii-U are made, vobclicvii, from
proof-aheuta of the original tnlis-h odi,
tions, and which are not far behind them
in point Jjf tiine, Mesnia. . foorr. 4 (jo.
have a sliding scale of prices, which is
follows :
iVr Auttnm,
l-.0(
...,.vn. t
7
wm
a
ft
-t
V
For Mty dm of Hi four Hvm-w
Kuriuiy twv oT On. four Jlvviw4 ...
for ny llir ..f Hie ft.ur Kovi..w
iror H nr or II.h Rv.wi.
Vat Ulw-kwot'M Mnuuli. ...,.v,
For !-) wood muii ouu Kmviw vf(.
For BlHi-rtwood ui.t two ReTlw.
For Hut'kvoad will Uiim Kian.,.
'or BirtukwouJ ud tii fouf i.Tiwa..,.
"tir-Tt,
, VV quota fOBl tlm .norlu : ... ,,,
"If the loteraof oml readiirK tlie raiof
the kind in the world, both lorianlructioii and
nirtintneitl--r not satinficd with lruii
lik the (term which mii'lit havnWn larL.o
j fdvanoed, to( meet' the inereasud price
tmpet 'priuliiig. 4c." bill, happily for bliire
Lot,) w(iy;'nothliiif bV'we' c(.tirrl Wf wbbld
aatisty them ot help lo reward the etitefpnse
of Messrs. Scott ft Co. In pivinp us t sneb
trifling price the cream' of the Kni?lih odicals.
' For the benefit ot their old subweritwra,
as well aa those who may think of-be-i-oiuigiiw
one, wa will state that th posl
tipeto all parts of the United Hlate I nn
unly litiy-iil cents a tear for the whole
nntilirationa. voir wnty-feur i-enik a year
Waekvood. and only eight eenU B year for
Keview. Ten dolhu-s and filly six- cents
live periodicals and Uwir postage lor one year
trnly "th fore of bpoes can no further
go." Hoott k Co. adV4 it 3H Walker
treat, Kw lort
A Political Prosecution.
a
If our readen can Dossill? be surprised
anvttiitiK done by a Republican in hi
i,olitiial capacity they will be ntounrtcd
' . . a.' . ' - ... ,
to learn that Mr. Maxwti.i! haa been ar.
'rested. A aftidavit waa filed against Inm
Mr. Yost before that high tribnual
i - .T.i... Tn.
ivcr w nu n ins iiinmiiij., .,.1.1)5" nr,...
prebMltfTw'th 'ui:trp'rovoking gravity in a
room next o Iiall" saloon. This morn-
IIIC .'II. .-M1..1I.I' mu ,
before our illustrious) Dogberry, and gavu
iii.il for his appearance at court.
Words bit inaileqiiateto give expression
. - ...
to our opinion on tins occasion. , me
public will say the same.
I'he crime altegtd again it him ia "shoot-
inj with intent to kill." The crime of
which he is actually guilty, is pioferiug
life to death at the hands of a band of
soldiers who had Wn ordered to take his
lil There were thousand of witnesse.
Whoever interrupted Mr. Oorwin's
pcevh by adding tlie words, "and the nig
ger, bail a very clear perception 01 our
public alTuir.i ; but a very wtong notion
of what wiia proper on that particular 00-
asion and prudent in thai excitement.
If Mr. MAXWKi.LAfwtthe (xiraoii who used
the words, however, did that justify ('apt.
BahOKr to order his men to puisne and
kill him? Did that jnstify the soldiers
in rushing after him to take his life, an 1
in stoning and firing at him ? Was it
Mr. Maxwki.l' duty to lay his hands to
his side, and surrender his life to men who
had already committed a gross outrage
upon the persons and property of others t
It is ridiculous nonsense for honest men
tin talk of it, and criminal and diabolical
for political knaves to claim it.
The political Republicans- of the city of
Pay ton cannot shift tlio responsibility of
the uiutdcr and bloodshed upon Mr. Max
wki.u It does not lie upon him.
While some of the Republicans arc so
keen on the . scent of Mr. Maxwell, we
hould like to kuow what has become of
(-'apt. lUrmF.it ? He was the active agent
iu the whole affair ; began the riot at the
l)si i-i 111: office ; fanned its llames at the
conrt-house, aiitl ordered his men to run
otter mid kill Mr. Maxwell. Ho is the
sowei of all the dissensions in our com
munity, .settling down, we had hoped, into
leaco and qniet once more. He is the
Khedder of innocent blood. What has
liecome of hi 111 ? The whole thing is ns
transparent a skimmed milk. . Ho ia ar.
rested on Friday by the military emboli
tics., and uurried . away, to some oilier
county, for trial by a court-martial, gat
unliiy morning comes and there is no crim
inal before Mayor Gillespie, and his bail
appears and answers that he cannot produce
Oapt. IiADuEH, as it is not in his power
There if neither criminal.nora responsible
bail for his appearance.
1) we not now understand the extraor
dinary r.cal of the military authorities
"pnnish" tlm outrage. ? The mild sen-
Nme of tlie court-martial will be a cash
iering from the service, which will not
lisph-ase our Captaiu very much at the
opening ot a moody spring campaign,
after a winter of good pay and glorious
inactivity.
After the matter has been ai ranged
his escape, do not let us hear any more
altuut the puninliment of. a peaceable, quiet
and iuofleiitiive citizen,, whose only crime
is acting in solf defence.
Great Mob Speech of Captain
Badger.
as
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to
v
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iW way of completing and illustrating
Journal's account of the mobbing of the Em
pire,, and oftb affray which succeded in
street we make room for the harangue
Captain Badger) (the leader of the mob,)
at the corner of Third and Main
uuuittdiutuly precluding the speeches report
ed in the 'Journal, It will be seen that
omission Uiar6f in a "fair ttalemeut" will
hard o evailaiii. , .
' 1Tllow 'citizens, rbiccup.l by th greu1
Rod, and Hesarrwtor of everybody, I wnar
I am reaponsibl for all this, cbeerslj
iWa yon, I led this whole thing. Theu)
are ander my control, I cheers, J and I am
aponiible,lcBer . . U-r a n you,
hundred vnmrsosi tuck aa w arr, are worth
one tiuind citizens, cheers There
no line, of distinction . between Uia Adiuinis
trution and th Government, (cheor, j and
lull you,, by d. If y action is taken
n and my mm hare, the oily ol Day
toi) hall suffef;."
Dayton Journal "please-copy. '
if
a
u -JT'rhe fupiame Court of Wisconsin
has decided adversely to writ of ltube
corpu, in behalf uf niiuoi. aulisted
bold by military aiituortty. '
Badly Scared.
five
for
B
fori
"Tlie on
iioiniiiHt (auididaiHsi waa a splendid
Two meeting waa mi large aud
and so di Uiriniued iu its
that about hino o'clock iu the evening
Hijmldiean brethren became very much
alarmed. There wat hnrrying to nd
.-' , - , i
amoug tha home guards, who war
!
A pleasant time
they had.-tio. doubt I rhere was Bot
single Democrat in the whole town that
had any idea whatever to hurt the jioor
i i. .
latno. 1
A qnoKiinti w hat was the necessity for
lining tiling in the dark, ou Saturday
night, at 'Squire Turner's office?
uler arm all night.
Democratic City Convention.
At tlie Dumocralic City Convention, held at
Beekol's Hall, Saturday evening, March 5,
1804, which wn nrfaniaed by appointing
Thnnms K. Thresher President, and William
Dickey ami T. I,. Smith Vic President, An
thony Si,.plniH and B. V. Hhnll Seerxtarie.
'I'll following ticket was nominated by ae
claioatiftu, xueptiii Magistrat:
Mnyur Wm. H.' Gillespie). I 1 i
M iuhul S. B. Cain. "
CoiiHlables A. C. Llurlburt, Alexander M,
JoslitKOf reateOennia Dwyer.
Infirmary Director. Lawrence Butz, 8r.
W.Kid M.-asurer. Hubert Allen,
Ths KdlowiiT); re.olntinn was unanimously
adopli.-il:
linulral, r tlio Deniocracr of Dayton in
ConriMiliuii ansenibed, that w utterly con
temn all rlTuruj nt llie sunprion of free
perch and free in-ess, eiiher by arbitrary pow
er or liylbrute force, and that the Democrat of
Liiivt'.ii will, it npctl lit detend thir press,
th.'ir persons anil (heir property at all hazards,
and tiiul we now give due notice to shoddy
piilnnts and ineendiarv advisers, ot this our
solemn purpose, Unit they insy use their inllu
ence to presorv the peace and prevent the
ileslrnction ol property ana the HheuuiDg ot
blued. . . j . - ,
On motion the following additional Kcai-
tivn Conimiltee waa appointed: ,
First Ward. U. C. Cliilds. , ,
Second Ward. J. A M.-MhIidii.
Third Ward..). V.'Nauerlh.
Konrlh Ward. Anthony Stephana.
Fifth W'urd. Win. I.nv. ' ' .
Sixth Wnrd John ToIbii.
Ob nation, the proceeding! of this Conven
tion b (lublished in lb Dayton F.mfisk and
On motion, Convention adjournrd.
ANTHONY STEPHENS,
F. B. SHULL.
Secretaries
Secretaries For Sale.
to
for
the
the
of
de
livered it,
be
God
men
r
two
I
a
gaiust ami
to
Great Lot and Land Sale.
ON ITtiShAY 51 AKt'H Iff,
At t u "Vl'k a in, ot ilm itrHiinHPH. Hill ho hM
1 mil lion, tu iiitsi oC tliree. fUi mnd tu awrritt ih
l.ill mti ftinn, utiH mil-iit"t tf thtsuKvHtljoiniux this
Kroiui'l" on wlm h ih t uilt It.tt rouittrv r-iiltDt'eH u(
htxn' ' nut Ht'KlttliHt iiii'l I Mini t'itir.fiiH, rftt tttrrfl
tK'ini: f xt ti'ifil tiiioiiijli Ui Ul lu. Thu hihtt Iniid
in itrtfnrHllv '-tlT hUhLm1 lor nirnl rfin.tout'M ihun
hut oilier )i !! 111 tltu vit iultj ol Ialoft, bwiuy ft IW-
lor m i ot the 'iiy Htni luruiiiiiiiiiu country. l (in
roun-i 1 niu.lti.tily rt.lhu. Thrifty youuu tonHi
tr ' hitvr h hi Ifil Htmiiiui,'. Lune-totn urnf Devr
nt iii( suriiutttjiA on thv iuuil. Tue tjutliiy of ipll
Mill imiiiTirt' crituf. r'ih or Mrtntwtarrie,
HUHIK ( LAV.
Tin Motion) Inml id k"' totmiCLV ground, ntl of In
'atoih twine tor 1 in or viny
Trint 4t)t ft.urihcnoU; ilto Mane to thrP qml
yi'B'ly iiivm (m with hiI'tphI, HMiiirHlhy morti n.
11 Mi. I' SALK OF lim
rUOXTlSilOH THIKD H1HKKT, 1 M M KIlTJ0(,Y
BAH J OK TMK lil TV UK DAYTuN .
mil K Ihii tiki bii.B te Smuuel CltMrtf. ir.. ikI n m
J ilt-HirHiily lot'H(l km any I till tin itt til) vicinity ol
I'xyioti, nii-i hi it i noi im iiiertti nr wi iy in pro
iine'iiir tit Hum dm, but lor tli rttt.-on ol fHUiim IihhIiIi,
miti trfirikt iiniltT th nMM)siily of mtintf iuohiw for
Un juirpose f riuo?iiif to nomA WHrm Winmit. Tim
(risppriv vunitiNir m h'iiuw: a rtiitiiit'v aonuuDiatr
Aviity m re, innlrf mmil irnre, m m high taut or
ulliytitii.ii, Mi ll .miusd to th rm-ina of toinu po,
Ami 4mo ulttHt on aviMHint ol th huBluo of
k Mhv on irnufi. Tli hoim, tohfvoo
r.titi koI otlior niiiTovi'inont'if'oeit or tare thoua
nntl ilolliirH oriKHtnlly- Thirto tw lying ftt uf
tni,wnii'n hiii no kuiiu mu lutrfinerur in priM,ii may
ut-tti pryt vr ntvti'm, upon un:n iiivran vnry coin
loriHtilo nniHlt iIwiMlhiK house, ntfthl nd othr iiu
Drovi'iiii iKM. Ainu, ten tu'rttm IhuI otT in aV.rlntH.
rim n)Mv propttrty In TttJuftb on nrcount, aIh. nt
liHTinu th nriil of ii-oiim from lit hvilmulio nil
th wNtr MHnry to buiMt no tb pntn.li, highly
HuitiOilt to Mitt'lifru, Knltneri,nud brick in kr,BDti
nor imrtu'iilHrlv on mvoiiih ol such wnir priTilfaf.
1 frtuily hltoulil not o.1 r tin prouorty for )
wrrt a nt lor my txmof.iii( ni hsiUth, whioh roni
Dfli in It do ii. kuuwiuti tlmt the prourtv must
nlrnnr(, nnil'of.i'V'wlor ttiiuiixt- highly promming
iixiui'i'nit'ti h to inHK inviit iihu t, ns inuuh Kit nny
i outiTir ni i tin rH-iuiiT i .'ayittn, mm u i cow r
romi.tfi by lint fltirj v.tluttbtH iinprorniEtt. Tins'
properly nhtill ncii to ih luuuvn buitior mtttout r-
mtv. aii iiiiornuiuoii thihiivii m pnc or anyimnj
rfHiincltne th Htil of ni iroprty wil! b iirly aui
ri'tulilv ittforditl by tllint on ntnul C1kk. or
A . f Hcunir. uiifiiHuriKif WMiffiii o Bir
iW.lo fctJiW of Mtirch, no.
A. K. McOrURK.
HVtO Kalntti AKt'nt, Iimh Isru nniouut of All tortt
Hnd HTK-cif or rvrrt ni ur wuc) mrnia. nontcit,
lotM, I vint in thncity ot lytou and 1mwIii for
btir nn f hi -rial tf nn-. Otto Mo. 'iW Third trt,
HHyUin, Ohio. niM ltt
Desirable Hcsldonce for Sale.
JetterHon MtrMt. llnr'l iloor south of Kinh. 'I'h.
is oiw tai.ii.lru.1 n,l Swirteeu leel Iron. On Ih
l remits m ft Tliie tin ee-stiry nnrk nwelllnft. house,
1-i.utsiutrUE H.itrLeeii i-Aoii.s, Sue asr-luii and sUble
AI,o, ft ,i, iiil.l,, irniii ho.iss. 'rhis Is one of ths must
,I.-Hin.l,l"it pi.i-MH ,.l' prn.erty in tlHyloo, ftt.l will S
Hi.lil . I..-H.,, It itn early a,.ll,-ftlliu n. luAtl. Ol
JAM KS I-'. HUN ft l.l.-ii IN, Keftl K.i.i. AKenl,
niHlilliii No. ?o Msin si reel, seond slory.
Splendid Farm for Sale
DNK-UAI.K Mli.l rM)M MIAMIHHPliQ.
rpH W (inrifrstvnt will tttsll t nriit Ml Urti
I now nn-l ib Jlmt tiny of April nit, th wil
kttown rsnri htHnnkfintr tothn tit of HruUp t. fJt
tiHit, ilio-t'iiit'U. font mini ntc on huinlrtHl tuut forty-t'v.-n
hrrtV. - Hti, liiria im utmu ti two dwajliiiu
boUN." uni' ii iHi ti cotnitiojioiii br uk; ttlo.hrn slid
ol Imr uwt't'Htiriry out'liuibiniyM. Tit toot t of 4h
rtt'ht'Nt (putlity, .ritK:ittllv bottom Und, nud hu ftjtto
On lot, tf iitntN-r. Tnnt riuHiuiiUa, lntutr
tll atlllwOI llaHra) IU M IHttl iajburg.
- - - HAMIJKL OKHHART.. ...
. IHAAV' IUHHINLKH,
fe J7i Ittw? w " V. ievutor.
A Country ilesidence for Sale.
A UB.-HUAIU!! ttotiatry rHidn, with Ann
i in'ic of uotiii miul. lyintf on tiul north ol 1 tty
ton, on Ih oiitTroy rod, i otvr! at uriftu wti.
Thr.i irtaltVTKtt tud uomiorlnblti trump noun
tioiui uiiibuil'bitktM, on tti kml; tt otvi.iiril of
Kitted ttpplf, nr nod ptwh lrsai m Ur wmwrt
nifitt of surHWbxrry viiikn, of the Wilnou, INhw Albany
and P roh lit vHrit tit); mImo, atiout thrti wwa of youug
urrni t.uhtj( ir win purport. Any parttonB d
mriujjn to purrhnie ara rtp:iiitftd to calf ai.d azainma
th proiiwjty I i ihBiiiMsH,iMi tha propriaior ivoon
fld ut (htu it will b-Ki- innpat'tiou.
Alawi. Imu and a half mivj ol timkrd land,
nulfH north of Ifayton. uu Utm o,J Tro? road.
odwtf Aata4l f HOOP.
Professional.
fro
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out
I ' ' 'fiTnppnv
U IMVIA-l AHW BUIiUtM.
i rrii'R iruro wri,Miio in runu iun
. J iwyion, uiuu. (;W(
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Great Fire in Boston.
Bostos, March 5 The exteusive drnif and
medicine store of Wk A Potter, 2u Wash
iufrton street was destroyed by lire this morn
ing Ilia buililiint extendi d through Irom
WashinElon to Hornley street. It
ued at $ KtO.OOO and whs insured
waa "I-1
tor only
$'JV,IU0. Only the walls remain sinnding.
1 he stock of Weeks ft rotter, valued f 1 411,-
000, wns insured fur $4,.ri00, mostly in Ho-
ton and New l-.nglann.
About General Sherman.
WashiSiitov, March 5. A special to tlio
Commercial says :
It 1 known huro tbat Umieral Sherman was
not at Vicksburg in time to start on a new ex
pedition on the if4th, at it waa contemplated
he should. He will however soou be heard
from aiain in active operations. It is not
believed here in military circles tbat Admiral
rarragut intended to accomplish anything
more at Mobile than to make a demonstra
tion to draw the attention of the rebels from
other operations.
1 here are stories allnnt her to Ilia etluct
that tlio testimony of General Sickles touch
ing the battle ot Gettysburg, will make it
necessary for General Meade to resign the
command of the Army of tin Army of lbs
otntnac. In that ran, either l.eneral Uook-
er or Ganernl W, S. Smith will be his suc
cessor. General Grant it is snid haa recom
mended Smith.
From North Carolina.
steamer
from Newliem on the 1st but., arrived this
veniiijr. Our Newliem letter of 1st slates
tbat Jeff I '(.vis haa suppressed the lialtieh
btanaaril, thus inrrensing the surety ot used
itor's re-election as Governor, next (all.
Ihe rettel are removing obstruction in the
Neuta river, below hLiogstoii, in ordur to al
low the iroD plated ram to come to assist in a
contemplated at luck on Newhern, Washing
ton and Plymouth for which the rrhels are ma
king great preparations. A ram ia also said
to be ready on Koannke river, and on the
Tar river.
The Kaleigh Conftilnate states the recent
attuclc on Nnwliern was only a diversion, soon
to be followed by heavier demonstrations, it
urges the necessity ot changing the battle
ground from Virginia to North Carolina.
(llliciiil intelligence rnnlirms the reportlhat
ff Ilavis ordered the itninpiliate nciziira of
all points now held by the Federals in Norlh
Carolina. General Peck has made all prepar
ation in his power nnd all citizens and lire-
men are uniler orders to go into torliticalinns.
the hanging ol twenty-three ot tit Vd
North Carolina lias enraged the loyal North
Carolina troops Is yimd all hounds, and they
hav resolved to take no more prisoners.
Captured Guerrillas at Cairo.
Caiko, Mari-h, .I The Mcnroer Itorket,
fro-n Vickshiirc-, srrived thin nlteriioon with
forty-seven guerrilla prisoners, captured at
various times by the Marine Ilrigitde. They
belonged to bauds who have been firing into
our steamers along Iheriver.' Among them
are two lieutenants and one captain
Memphis papers of the 3d cnutuiii no new..
From Richmond.
New Yokk, March G. Richmond papers of
the 1st anil J nit are received. Ihey admit
that Kilpatrirk penetrated within three miles
of the city, and relate that General Wii-e also
had a narrow escape, h.'in.-t at the residence
of lb rebel Secretary of Wnr, from whence he
reached the city.
LATEST NEWS.
LATEST NEWS. AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.
Foreign News.
of
nod
Iii.a
(bur
Nkw Yohk, March 7. The Amerirau
steamer, City of New York, which left Liver
pool at noon on the stla and yueeuslown on
ibe 25lh arrived at 7 a in,
The America arrived at Southampton on
the morning ot In ilto.
Ill Mmnimj 1 o'li city article says
"uenorts from fans, still more ooailiva
that confidential liooliiitioiisire prngresarig
between rronceauu I'.nglunu tor joint rvcog
nition of the Conlederncy, and If Knglund re-
luses, i-rance will act alone.
lha osrf declines to oouuli for this report,
In the House of l'omiiioiis, Mr. Seymour
ritzgerald denounced Ibe government lor
seizing the l.uird'a rams. Ho asnerted tlie
action was iu contravention of luw. In
moving for all correspondence on the subject,
he waid ha should de shuuld deplore war with
America, but would rather go to war than
that the laws of Fnghunl should be violated
in consequence ol threats of foreign ambassa
dors 1 I . ' i .
The Attorney General defended the Guv
ernnient and explained their legal action
claimed tor the government the merit ol
acting from a tense of jnstice, aud no other
motive.
r inally the motiou was rejected, by a vote
of 17oto 15S.
Mr. Lamed said it was time that with the
centeut of the llrilish and Amerivan govern
ments tobacco bad passed through the block.
ade at Kichmond for Anstrinn and French
governments. Kuglund make no similar ap
plication tor cotton, because tlie casawas different.
Additional particular of the Prussian re
pulse at Dappel ar conllicting. One ac
eount looks disastrous for the Prussians.
Hut
tb Prussian ollicial aconnnt ia Ihe reverse,
enly admitted three killed and twenty wound
ed. ! , i
It was asserted that F.ngland proposed con
ference on the Danish question. . Austria and
Prussia assented.
The 7tme regards this aa hopeful for set
tlement. ,
It was asserted that the tntcntr cordial be
tween Franco and F.ngland was no longer
doubtful. The Emperor agreas 10 cooper
ate, Livtarooi, 24. CotUin market dull but
steady. ,
Flour dull and Ad lower.
Wheal iuacliv but unchauged. Wester 82d
95.
Corp dull. Mixsd 29a.
The fund un the i!:iu wer staady.
Consols closed trout V-i("l-fl !
Mouey growing mora abundant and (n
dnoy ia the discount market,
Th following is a synopsis of the news tent
par Sujon on the t'H i
the florern
The ship destroyed by the Alabama was the
ne.
ouse of L-jrds, Karl l Grey taij
Government did not intend In send Corn-
mininner to report oa the operation! of the
American armis, but three officer had been
sent to report oa iron clad. 1
For obtiona rnon no ofTictra wer sent
to the Coiitaderaey 1
Ollicial reiurns show exports in were
over 22,000,000 pnunils shnys Ht!2.
The Mobile Fortifications are Good, but
can be Taken.
St 1 I'milii'il- rtiniLiiis.
well known here betiir the war a a river
eftttlnin. arrived Sntiir,lr Irnm Mnl.i Im. nn,)
sis there wer hut M.flilrt troops there, and
thai although the foriiticalions near the city
were tiMd, they -eonld lie t-arrie.l by large
force. Shermtn'a niovemeiits frightened tlie
people considerably, but a desperate resist
ance would hav been made had he attacked
the city. Kvery mule there between the ages
of eighteen and forty -Hve years is as well
drilled as the aoldisra. There is no distress
in th South, but the people art willing to ac
nepl peace on almost any terms; the leadars,
however, ar determined to fiht to the last.
The gunboat in Mobile Day, four of them
irnn-clsds, are most formidable. Pemberton
is at Columbia on the shelf. Price has not
done to Mexico, but is still in command ol
his Miasauriana in Arkansas. -
Rumored Capture of the Louisiana.
WAaillNllTflM. March (V It. is nimnrcl
tiint the Lob iiana of the Norfolk Line had
been captured by a party of rebels, while on
her downward trip to Fortress Monroe, and
taken into on nt the rivers of the western
shore of Virginia. It is said that thn rebels
were in armed brigs. As far as can be as
certained this rumor is false, bnt three other
tmall bouts have been cap:ured. One of them
is the side wheel steamer between rortresa
Monroe and Cherrystone inlet. The other
two were tugs employed in running between
the same points.
I he party making the captures were on a
schooner which is supposed tn have boarded
the steamer and compelled Captain Webster to
give bond to the amount of f 20,000, and then
released her. . They stole $1,100 from the Cap
tain,
Rumor of Sherman's Defeat.
NEW YORK, March 7.
Tribitm'l correspondent, announces safe
arrival at Fort Monroe of Col. Pnhlgreen
and 100 of his command. The Richmond
Whig of the 2nd fully confirms Union
sodiums of Kilpalrick's raid. World a has
rumor via . U. that Sherman was defeated
on the 13th nil at Chnnkey river nenr Me
ridian with a loss of 15,000 men and army to
tally broken up. I.ee Adams and rorests
cavalry reported in his rear, Rumor un
doubtedly a cannard.
The Rebels Pressing our Lines.
Cincinnati, March 7 General Grant pass
ed through here this morning en route lor
W nshingtnn.
Despatches to the Qazttle from Chalta
nooga indicate tbat Ihe rebels are pressing
our line our advance Lemg wiihdrawu
from 'I iinnel Hill to liinggnld. . ,
lba lurnacea at Atlanta have stopped rnn
ning for want of coal.
Advices from tvnoivi la to Ilia 6 111 say
Longstreet is supposed to be at (ireenville,
His foroes held the Gap. It is thought only
a small partot lilt army gone to tleorgia,
Uur advance is near Morristown.
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, March 7
HAItSHMAN'8 FLOUU (ted wheat,
wholesale (1 00, retail 6 SO.
WHEAT $1 lr.fAI 18.
CORN HO. . :!,),'; i j
SHF.LI.F.D K5.
OATS 08. ! -RYE
1 10P?il 11
HA RLKY $1 20.
CGFFFJi lltif.iMlU,
finAit iirn,i6.
.1
A'.
1 i.'l.',
KOCS 2fKfa&per dot. :..i
WHISKY 0.
CHF.KSE. ltipnl7.' ,.
DKIF.l) PKACHKS 10(18.
11RIF1) APPLKS i12
BKANS Per bushel U 00.
HAY Timothy $IH(M0 .r ton.
TEAS f I OOWl fit). ,
KICK H(u)10 per Ib.
UUTTRft ..--.'.
LARD 12(-15
New York Market.
NEW YORK, March 7.
Con-OS Quiet at 9H. .
Floor A shade firmer, nt i C 75fi)0 R
for extra Slate.
Whkt1, lOfoM 17 Chicago Sivring l.dl
(1.1, Milwaukee Club; l,07(o)l,70 Winier
Red.
Cork Quiet at 4S for store.
Oats Steady at 01.
Pork Unchanged and dull at 13foM I.
Dun tR 27.
Cu-r MATa Firm. , , ,i,i.
Laiiii. A shade firmer', 13(un3.
Wuiukt Firmer and unsettled, at 81) lor
State: 98 Western.
Pkthoi.kiiii Firmer, 30 Crude; 41 leliued
Bond, Ki(a)u9 Free.
Ntw loas, - March 7 Htocks . irrrg
closing firmer. Money seven per cent, ttler
ling quiet and steady lit 7I. Gold ti I i
5-20 Coupons 100, 5's 0,1 Coupons 111 Wne
year certificates Ob' New York Central l".li 1
Kria $1 17. Hoadiagfl ilOJ. C. U k, 11,
City Notices.
,
NUTH'I TO ALL WHOM IT HAV lO.tfKKN
VTOTIO t hrahy jriTn thnt thornr now pn injt
HfTiilowmtf Ortliuaiu tsit, to-writ 1
to rtttt. vrvi, ciirn an-i miner in nortn bkib oi
Third ttt neat aatol flmk t)tittt, '
To itriule and imiitrova alad liiyer atrael from rittll
to Hichard a'raat.
In iiii-tmaiica vo lha Inw aald (Irdlnanr wr taw
ral. laid on IhalaMa.and lliUUrk i lrucld toaif
four wotiKi noiic or iim fMudaniy or in aani.
Th u ratiui a ail olaima lor damana that n.
ivwrulrtm nttt linprovfuifiilH lo l lilt-d luwrlniK
with th Citv t I rk, aattin forth th Hiitount of tlmu
aKa ulaimad wiihtn two wim attar tboitirattoii ol
Uia lima raU itfMi Kir in pMhin aiioii tr wwii aouoa.
wiian tn aauta win ia Ukn up for iimi action.
I4iaati4tf ANTUUNV t'l Kl'H KMH, Ciiy Clerlt
hUTltK TO ALL WHOM IT Mil iOMtKHBI
NO 1 1-R In hrliy triven thaUit;ar now pndiu)i
twfora th 'ty Uotiu II of ih eitt ul luttou, lliv
I 1m luirsUtf Urttauauoott, to wit:
ia itraaa. mrtk'm, upru ana aimar ayoaaior ttirnoi
betwu Uouucil tttc-.t tuid Uu Wtyit Jtjvo.
To giatta, aral.turlant it(o('iUiia .r(rla
twu Htwoiiii and third vtr bin.
In iHirKuau1 lo tli law awd intiuan'a wratwia
rad, laid on tha tW, and tiattrlc iUNUuntd togivw
four wtMskt' lvlio of ih pfiitlaucy ol the mtiiin.
Th law rtulrr alt i'Iriiiih for dHinHF;sii that Aiay
MwTii from aid iniprfvtirntiit lo I hlod lu wi'lim
with t City Cll, ar.lt l n forth Ih ainotilil or ouin
au olaimatl. within two wa!.) nltr tha npirtioo
of ttit tint f iiurfd for tli publication of niu-h notio,
I)B tha aau) will b lakan up for final action.
fclld ANTIJUY BTi,'UaNa( City Clark.
Legal.
HUERirK S SALK i
OF A VAI.UABLK KAHU IN JACkSON TOWN
SHIP. - " .'
tiolftnioa Honps, ptiliouer, Raln.t Musaa Hoop,
Henrv h.m)i,s ftt. i viners. o.i.nuftMi.. ouvmiiht , ,
Court. Pio. wsi.
BY virtu, of, sod-1 olledlennw lo, th roaiuiand ol
an order of sel. issued iu the stove eft. by it. . ,
Mipertor Court of M,tia;otnery oo.m.y, inuo, I wilt.
otter t aulilM' esle, on Uie prelnl s, OB
II rlr.,ri1. Mmtti-Ul, ISU4,
At one o'eliM-k p in of tent ,l.y, lit. lullowiug dewrtlie.!
reel eslnl... v,s. teli.g Ih f m wBe eee llie' .ftitl
K.Vftn Itoops rrsidsd up to Uie timo of tin, death,) wl
lisle soil hrinit la tin, lovfimloi. of Jwlrson, Ib Iho ' t
i-oiiiity ot Mnl((i,ii(i r, nnd in It). InIm ol Ohio, wij
bound. I nnd ds"liteilfts rntlows, to-witr
llinir the northeHfet .tiiHri.r of neetiou nun.lier (71
seven, rnnce anrnbrtv four 4), tnwimhip Sulsr fcur
II, e.t ol llie incrxlfsn line urftwn norm llom tb
.lent Misiiii Itiver, twiiiniiiiia st .lie northeast i-orner
( sal emtrm; thene rnaaiug West aeR tli a.'-
(ion hue one hundred and s xly i oles 1 ltm; Ihetu-e
Noolh M.rntlel with III section lie one hnttilreu a.t
tifty-m-ven and lliree-tmirth KlestU,v'4); ihen.-a a.l
4rnllel Willi uie se.-lu,u line one i.uuorLHi autl aixiv
(l.rfi) poles lo Ihe eant Nuindary Hue or stuff wecnoa; ' '
Ihen.-e oorlh one tiliudred and Ally eeven end three,
fourth petes (l.-7?4) along Ih ao-llou line to tha -4
use 01 IH-Kiniiina, .-oiiiAiuinif rne nunureu anu nny.
Nven and ll.r e.hilirth aeres of land, he lira ftaiu
more or less (lo l sold free of dower). I'noer a for. .
intT wm i! lavuiien n was n(mraiau nl tes ptr at,., 1
Bam lana iseiiusu, lour nines normwesi 01 ra.in.
ersville, four miles sonrheael of West Alexamrrt ,l
three it,,, southwest or Johnsvllle, within imm nnle
th Mnvlon snd Ks'..i. Turin, ike. an.1 ottediall mil
,1 the (lrntsit, en. Ksrn.ersville and Weal A AMan.
dria Tnm.l;e. 'I'l... farm is well watered, Hiving, '
wvral 1(00,1 irlni(-; aitool .lily seres heavily uiii.
hcrow, ho.1 Ih,. balanc uiwh-r af".io atato of 4.11II1 vf.
tb.n. 'I'he Isa uood o-.-hsnl 0.1 Uie oreuil..'
I h. terms ol anli. are one-third easli, one Ihlrd In
one year and the liilsiii-e I , I wo year. Irom 111 day uf
sale: uie it.ierre,l nnvutonta 10 oesr six nnr eeat. u-
terest and to la, seeured by uiorltajt on the pteiaiae.;
ynd e-innot aell lor less than two. thirds or Ita apprais
ed v.-loo.
IIKOIIIIR WOll IMAM, therin Mr.ul. ronnly.
I. A. lloea, Attorney. 'Jwui '
NOTICE.
Mjiitm.KiLL ooiiNry-s,
an Orphan Court htd in Potlnrill. In
Mitt for Xnid OUtltV. Oil Moinlav. Dim 1 4th
j du of JJtH'vtulsHr, liiia, twfnrs th HiiuornU
- 4 hit. Ufoa, Km . imhI lianbtiiun IfadnaraaJ .
imMtb Klin, hi AfMMMMHie julMrM, iii'thn niMttrol
th Mtai of liatual Muytfr. hnt-d, tb tnniiitiou
hrtvitiK Iscnn rend Hiid hnrl( th t'ourt roniirm th
Haiti tint 1 urHtit n ftirthf r nil nn att th hnr Biid leual
ivpraMpiitHtivo-i of th trntd lHnil Miiydr, dx-fantf,
tn uppnr in Court nn th flrnt Monday af March, A. D.
lHir4, nt ttn o'rlot'it in th foreuoou to n.tvpt or rt'ttine
th nal ntatH i aaKltt cadtutat ita apraid ?mlua
or tn atiow t'HUN why the ral nta atiould not oa
old, and diraot Knttral noiioa to be fOft tA tjij
hirH rttNtiiiiiK m ih ouunty. and trial nottva ba nUu
gtrfti by pulilicrilioti in on of th Kunlmn nWHpapcr
piiMiehott In th ciiy of bt. Loiiitt.Rmt tn ntyum.oiiio, ''
at trait Tour iifitt'iv w. prenoim to tha Ural L
iviouiayoi iviiircu) aax., a ouy oi wiuvu putdio-itjou
t h HtMit to tha portloflit'Q tarist lo whi(h Utua
hira tfiWi- fho hv out of t:a oounty.' t t k ?i
in wiint-HM whio;r I hav iito-pnnlo ift yi.v hand
and aftxfHt th Aanl of atti.t Urphaim Court jlua liitx
day of DtHH-inU-r. IHIkI,
a. iiunnnAn, i-iarB rp nanatwurt, ,
tk-huylUill t'0iinty,PinnytTanla. '
Jfl Hw4
, t SHKKIKK'8 8AIiK . ....
Cuthann Hqiilh and John It. Smith vn, Ha rah La 1 t
a). ;at No. a7',u. AluutgomiTy IS u pi' nor Court. I
In partillon. .
BY virtu of, and In orn-dianc to, tha command oi
an urdr of aa'a nia.1 liv tli Bimarior Court of '
Montuonicry tmunty. t)lno, I will tiflvr at iublM totla
tn the prt'iniNoit, on , .
iifiiiitiinvi .ii'irrn m, iniisj,
At two oVlnrk p mof naid dav.tb i alio Ming 'taf tttwi
roal Htat, tIr: Wlutih waa ifivittl into lola tiudt-r a
writ of itfirtition linuid out of thi tHmrt an tha H6th 1
dty of May, .MM; lot Nu, li: R.-uinimm il th ni nth
whI t'ornrroi lot No H thctii-ti nnrflift aat to A-Itt
poldt to nt'tinitr; Ihcii woulh 1 1 '-m U 7-i
ol tt; iht tii-o Noiiib 1' litwifi ,t. It iu polfM ia a .oi
lier; ibi'in't Houtb til" I'-' ust mi lu pi ib w to a cor
ur; lltfiit'H iioilb Jl" vt t Ii d I ti wli'it to 111 l,.
gtt'iiiUfi, I'oiiUtinfnK 4 31. .Ml rtt )), Ih Dim mhuio luora
or bei-t, Tbt ttho m n niri or no. not) ai'ifa ti Un-t
nf wtn h I'ttiii'-I f linn-kl ilid Mfiatot, ttud ulina .
wmdivtiHt intftdit an- Uw purito at mtt,4iv tn4w t
ul t'oitrt. tuiii to oUI li ( t ijowyr.
Hiud pitMnixci tiN within ttt f 'rrMirnlio.il huiitH of
(riiiantowii, aiHl waHttpraufd at ptr -ia an4 I
i a imt aall lor Ion than IwtMhiid ol aatd af-piaimttv I
int'iHs -iriiiMoi.t-iiiiriitiwi; una-uom nt oua yaaa
Hod Hi tilnufi. In Iwoyt'Hr. n out Ilia ttav of hhU; d
(cried t) Qiatiift to b itr ait, par iii tuft-rrij, mli! )m
Hwured by iiioi luii; on the prtiiiitrn
.KH(.K woua M AN, rthanrt Mont, count.
SllKUlKK'S SALK.
John Hhval vm. Vts,tit Rotiinirt, d' rvaaf, A din .a
i-irtttor. btiiii rtor tioiirt ttt M'atitimtvry t'oootr.
No. liTW. .
BV viitn of an orJr uf Ul $yt.U in ft lUiov !
t'AN by the Snrwriori'oiiii at Miiitiu.utinrv ottuu-
tv, and to me dirt'ifd, I will tiHT nl nnbUi- lalaal U
Uoor uf tha liUrt UrntM. oil - ' - f i . n
iSo'K'rlfli, .Un A IV. .IH.
At twoaVlock pmo MUdday,lhnllh'Miaadl'eairititl
rfitl i'.Htritf, vik: t.ot nnnihurtnl typiity (7k) u tha
toaiio' Union, in ih county of Monigvioary and
HIlllH Of (fill. 4 ' 1
.ppraiNri, with tli ttnprVruifntH Ihorcun, at on
tumtrd Miwt twaniv liva aattiur iiii and mbuoI aii .
tin loaa Uumi tvta fturdn.t' wit: a MpohhtraHtna. . ti I
I'ti, otit hla'k horM riub'd Nittr. aul ait vt am.
Tt-ru. I'anh t t ., Jr tj.
ttKniu.l WOi.AMtN, Mhrnil MoUt, count r.
J. A. loni, Attornay. fuwva
"" ATTACH MKNT NOTJCK. . 7
John A. Mi'Mahon vn. Uaac W. Viuyard. Ohari. "
ntynnl and FHttoraoo M. Mnyd-r, Iftcudttuta. Hu
fervor Oourl of Montyontary Oonuiy, Ohio.
trU'lllOODt.
rplt K daffiiJtitta. lamw . Vinyar J. (hitr)n Vmyard
and I'mtarKou II . .Huvitfr. dff ndatn. in th abvva
ru tioii, Hill takn uotioe llmt on ttt 4Hb dy o .lautia
ry. IhM, a iiHion waa nhtl auaiut tht-iu In tha Hu.
tn nor t ourt ol Mtn,ta:oiy county. aiai af iHiJi
for ih iin ol on hi.itdrad and twenty-ttvo dtd4.f
mill uirHt upon tdy dollar from th-mtwr tu. .,
autl npon Uia ha.ao from stun .f i, Ihah, fur vrofra-
rumimi crifiN rt-iKltrtNi ihni by tha plainiiM ahovo
natnivi, and that an attwhinant wa itHMd affalnat i
tht-ir proporty ufson th nnuud ol ihir tag dob-'
ro-identN ot in mt of Ohio. 1 hay will laaa ntaa
tbniiiittoH thy appear aud anawai lo tha petition ao
tiled HK-iiliMt tbfin, by tha Hd day of April. A.l
iidunifiii will Ut takan anaint ihm foi th amount
and intwi.taa aiMMiad,B4-t).a April trm naxtof lh
ud I'ouri, and their property aula to nny th nin.
jH:tatl ' 1 JOHN A. Alt MA ItON.
SALK OK UK A I.
KSTATK UT ORDUR
OK COUUT.
IN TU K VIIXAGB Of CAKRi-LTtlN,
AN TTKMHAt.th td day nf March, A.I. MM, '
j nwwt
on th nri
hfwu in hoiirn of two niui imr o'ctoe u ru.
on in nrfiiiixea, win no aoiu io in niunuat nijti
Ih following real aatat aa th property nf John
i 'oiiii, tiiiTHM'u, m-wii: nitiiiiiH id in muniy ot
Mningomiy aud -tat of Ohio, all of loin No. 4T nnd
tit, aitnal and tiaing hi th town of ('arrollton, arrca J
ably to ih pint or Haiti town. fHaid lot liuva on Ihcin '
a larffa. (ir and commoilioua brick dwelling, a muh4
liable, nud oilier tiood oiiihmldibfi.
Naid property ha hoen appraiNed, free of dower, at
tb"n rititl canuit xdi for than Im thinla of lha
appiHiffil vitlu irHrot.
TKKMH t'V HA LK One-third cah 'n hand on day
of aala, aut ot-third in on and nnlinnd ,tMy
yearn, Vt it li inbueril from tluy ol wale, Ut ta ataurad by
moriMRgc on th pjrenitaea.
i r Admlnftralor o John Iodi". JeA-'t't-d. I
Amu Cli, Attorney. feinwh
i ' LKOAL NOTICK. j i
rnilB umleraiKned hreby nottttea Cenrat P-wKari
1 that ih haa ttti hr peiiuno in th Court oil
t'ommon I 'lee of M out worn or y Coiiuiy, ohia, -ftraf'
luf to be dlot Irom aud Uonrad Uuotir, her hmm- '
tiaud. Can-s-wdlful ahaeiir for three ye.r.
- BAttllABA UI!KIIR, '
J. H. IUuuott, Attorney. VUTwU
a ssi on f.fs Notice,
5TSV
A ).', perioni havitiK tilatma auainal Joii Hanr'.
-1 IV nojiii'i iiiaua win prrisuut iiivui to tjU'ierHiffU
a i, who tiae U'wi duly app
utcd a-Hittune. lr aodiiu. .
mem.
WIM.cll at put.llc nut'tion, on ' ' 1 " --
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Term oiMh-
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