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l;u.ti iSmime.
C HlJl'lHAIill HKI., K.lll".-.
TIU'KKDAV, MAIU'll 1U, IHlU
Democratic Nominations.
ELECTION FIRST MONDAY (4TH) OF APRIL.
1.1TY TIl Krt.
JWnvor- W II filbl.tMPIK.
,WW4Tli At. WAIN.
H'eod ROKKKl' Al.l.KN
. . 'rOWMitMir TICHBT. ,, i ,
ii..Ui.-v M.i'Vir.u,
A ll. IIM.IU B f.
WAKIl TII'KKTS
riR.1T WARD-- , , ,
ft...aril -AMIS. I.KPWVR. '
BW,- J (.ILUKRi. I ... .
am i.iwia uiini.
FIi'llNI" WAHO-
OMici- KAKI'IIH Kl.l.H.
J(kI Jfa. .1 AHHUIAM C.OIII I..
A. ,., -T A. Wls.
TIIIRK WAHli- ,.,.,..,
H,.rt-I'4SIKI, HKIN 1
.ir4 il.at.4 -KI'HKAIM I INMSI.Y
A,.,o, -NirHOI. AH MTAI.KV. '
KiillKI'H WAKI
ftaartl IIKNItY II HII-UKf KI
SVA xW AwJ I'AVII. A Iti.liK.
Ji 'l Cl-HNrt.
Vlel'll ARI -
l,.rd H A.NKY HI'III.OIANN.
,V, V. fl.K.rd HaNHY ROIT.
A'i -WIIXIAM liAVV.
SI X III WARIi--
JJk'd'tonr.l -THOMAH r TIIRKuMKR.
New Items.
Tho severest earthiinakn ever -emed
iu tian Frani'inro, omire.l cm (lie
Mil inat.
The goM bill in d I atiien.lo.1 in llu
SioiHle to the likintT of Mr. ("bane
General Sherman and start" have gone
i i... m ....limit with Hanks tinon
future operations.
It ia said that tlrant
move Meaile on account
will certainly re
of alleged mis-
coniluct at HettyHlinig.
Sickles. Meade. Biiney and Donbleday
aieamtiNiiig the couutry with
a general
ipiarnd.
I'lie Piiltiinoio correi-pondcnt of the
Anyuirer telegraphs that movements are
on foot by the French to recognize tlie
Southern Confederacy, with Kngliah co-
operation. II tins lie o, our aillicuines
will b terribly complicateil, and tlie slip-
iircssion of the rebellion will liccome
.
new question.
riio same correspondent thinks also that
(M.kho is a dead cock iu tha tut in a 1'resi-
b utial point of view. Let ns aee: the
1
t'.ni.i.rov c reu ar avers tliut it Lincoln
'
nominated, there will be combination!
against him that will insure his ilefeat.
New Items. Letter from Hon. C. L. Vallandigham.
dlgliaiu.
W'u will toililisli. to-morrow, a letter
f, il..,.. ( I.. Vaiianoioiiam. which
.;il ..,.1... i tli. tn, licsit of every
It relates to the duties and
Deuiocvat.
necessities of the times.
X-ffX t'orresjioinlent of iho fincinnuti
t'oHMiteretW writiiif? from Chattanooga
mi.ler ilate of the 'JJ inst., after giving
list of deaths in Hie tJliattauooKa liospuui,
feiKhty-aevou in all.) for February, inakee
V'K ' ' '
the following statement :
i.Ti.;...r.,r .,1' the .l.ov.i ei.'bl v-icveu. dud
of meaalea, aud tomo eight or tea of gun-ahull
wounds received iu the recent reconnoissaaue
to Huzard a Hoosl.
i.'1'h. n,ri I. is 1.1 ihe luontn. considering
Ihe small number ia butpilal, is rather large,
aud I fear that tba per osulage will ba much
larger during the spring months, on a. uount
of the lilihy cuiiumon ot me town, lo-
it is auile warm and tba atencu arising
.tuad mules ia taffocatinir. It is excesilineii
fjifaiunf to sick toldisrtg have tba bospnal
wimlows raisea lo lei in ui ireau air, iu
tha air lmiireenatsd with the odor! of I
thousands of putrid mules that lie ahova
aoil on all sides. Menarai aievumun,
curumandaut. may police tbe streeu until
are aa clean aa a marble niouument, but
,n nnt e..il. uulnsa tha mulos are burisd
llurv tha mules I bury tha mules I" is
f.r that enea nn from every hospital couch
and finds a response in the bosom of
soldier who is compelled to sojourn
vet tha "tweet od.r of Moea.eur Mule
..very whsre present until we almost imagine
thatwa live in a aes.i Bouse, wnose iragraaoa
iuipregnstat tba water we drluk, tba lood
eat, aud tba air wa oraaina.
The Future of Dayton.
Hie reputation of our city abroa.1
getting tu be of au undusuable cuaracUr.
Whose fault ia it? Who shot BoixuKyaB
dowu in the street ia eol.l blood?
why waa he murdered ? The answer ia
everybody'! mouth at once. Who brutally
enterej Vtllanoiiiham' house at Uta
hour of night, when all honest moo
loco, and feloniously carried bun
rom his wife aud child ? And why
l)io tkua carried away ?
Tha auvwer to both these questions
ilalu. Dtfrnocrncy was Pnt.i.MtTKa's
n;riiae. An Abulitiouist shot him
irctiiiaii.g to his family with his
on Lis arm. That ww the beginning
our Grai rtuL Was the tvttjior of it
? What was the yerdiiit of n
litiuti jury iu fliauii County ?
llewocracy of the ataunuhest kiud
Vallanwuua'! crime, and the
tal Hi uhmpk wdered hi! aitest. 'i'lie
and aurrouu. lings of ,lbai
would have juetitiei revolutiuu, Aud
a leaa conservative country would uertailily
hav jiroduoed oue. Who waa the
..... ... . .. m
of tl- tliliiiiillioa lliat followed oiioti liis
'HolMiiuf The Abolitionists who inU'
IgeteUit, and the ' luieernbr. lunatic who
onlereil it.
The Isat and moat recant disturbance
, sine upon tha Demm-racy. lika tlie other
two, with the su.Matiiiees of a thunder-clap
iu a clear ley. It waa totally unexpected.
It was beirnn and carried out by Aboli
'tiuuita. The Democracy did nothing more
lliun net upon the ilolensive.
Is it not time for the business men ot
il.- nli. ,,f DbvI.hi. and all brouerty hold
ers, and of all loven of law and of order
to Wgin to open their eyes ? If they pi ir.e
the pioMHTity and safety of Dayton, they
will pause and rodent upon what baa hap
pened in the last year.' It 1" not to be
expected that the Demwraiy can be
trampled iion and fail to resist. The
spii it and tbe power of resistance to ajj
groiwii.iis upon their rights, ia growing
stronger and more po a erftil every tiny.
Their uppononta ought to have the good
wiiHe to see and appreciate that fart, ntul
to treat them accordingly. We siy this
in warning. The people must have their
eipml rights in a free government.
ttf'Wo have been surprised to notice
that the Chicago Timet commendH the late
tinier of Hohucbams prohibiting civil pros
ecutions against officers and soldiers in biH
Jepartment, except at the discretion of dia-
triet commanders. The Timet cniniiiend
the order on the ground thai it piomiHes
nrmnnl militarv nriRwdilie auainst the
t i
clans of offnnilera to which it baa reference,
and prompt punishment upon conviction
but the Tiiitft forgets tliut this onler, in
.1 , ' . ;l;. l
so lnanv wonls, places me miiuarr nuuvc
the civil law a supiemacy eminently dan
gerous and derogatory to constitutional
liberty. auJ in direct contravention ot me
opinions ot alt our wisest juiisis aim
statesmen. 15y a can-fill reailing of tbe
oruer in ipiesuun, u "" - "
expresMy uesigneu to neprive m-mm im
. - :i...i k.. rr;....r. n. u..l
or piwim ic -ii. j
Uiera. 1 lie section permuting muuury con-
I ... . -i .
to ne given 10 civu juiisuicuoii .....
process, is designe.l to narrow down civil
I L XT...I.:.... 1.1
re.iresa 10 aooiiuouisis. insmug ........
lie plainer. e as uie j imrt to cuu
aider i ho ellrontery of a second class major
General, who announces to tha American
people tlmt be is "puiiud to learn tliut
prosecutions in the name of the civil law
(foreooU.) rr no ranch "foutetnytuted.
Ani1 k ll T'"n' Ut ''ontcini.late
Hctac'e of the once majestic civil law
prostrate in the ilnst, begging its functions
of a "Jietriil communJer!"
a
It would have been an excellent joke
Mr. Lincoln's eyes, if, under bis tun per cent.
amnestv oroc amaliou, one thousand and thir
i an men, sent to 1' loriila to orgumr.o a rot.
un borough, could have uutralied Uie voles
of uinra than half a million votert in the Km-
,,irn stata. Almost as good a joka at it was
1 fur Mr. Lincoln, ri.tniK amonir the Ireali graves
and the buryiug parties on the battlefield
Aiiuetmn, to siup marsnai i.aniun uu uib
kuee and ak him to ting the negro melody
oi dumn una i,row. tapnai iusi i.ui
the "twenty millions mostly fools" will not
able to see the point, or laugh nt it aa Mr. l.in
coin u.u.
Dry Goods.
unq
be
tba
posi
lliey
it
th
every
here,
IS
wa
And
iu
dead
were
away
waa
ate
dead,
basket
of
j.uu
tshe.1 abo
wa
brulul
JOHN "W
DABST,
UcicuksboR TO TH LATE JAMES PtKKIMB
ID K Y GOODS
o a n P M T
AND
Q-XI. O K S
AT BKTA1L,
rltuaat Osrsar laeaaa 4k JaaVarsaai
JttHSf W. DARITi lata oa Mala street,
See li.a rnenda and ouatomara, and tl.oaa ol sue
Jeti.ea Periine, Utat tie has punhaeed it.a uld
aetl-known laiatUMaa ataud or Mr. fernne, ou
..oroer of Senul.d ao.t Jefleraoa elreete,4o wltudl
Saa removed. Ha will keep ua baud large aud
aa.or.ea bum: a. or
drv taooiia,
CAItPETS,
(aHOCKUIES,
Atrrlall. The ..Id fru-uda tndduatouiera of Mr.
r.ne, aud ol John W lanit,ara raap..uliy
to .au tu
JOHN W. DARST,
fHUilaaMT M. K. ooruar Saoooil aaJ Jaffarnon
Professional
iu
author
Ir. WILLIAM KtiJIY.
niSJ(IA. AU Stll(tK0
K r KlK-ThyJ upofiM III faUw
X M vuuiHi VUU.
Professional For Sale.
I
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of
be
AT AUCTION.
HAl.B OK KKAMK MolMRS.
Wt mil I1. nn h rmnti un sturtny, Mttruh
l'J, litlrt, U etl-TfO uVtttrk III, tHiil-hutf No.
1.'4. r4Mii if H.on MttiD lri. Th buil'lni r
on lnil ntiin li tlif untHBd mil hwinu f yrnt.
thm htnr ffitt (A tour t"Utt, ol alt ill ur
fOIHt OtltlXllUllllN.
'I t in -hull i-Hh: tit iMlmtrf in onypr.
niMihitii (!. r Hl.'HKU A HON, Au'liiiUHr4,
AM'.KNl'1l orP'MI I I'NITY TO I'l; B'U AK A
A.T AUCTION.
llMI.I. Im t!trtt I l ttt(')jiH limt, tf iwnn (he
f tiur ot io tn-l 1if fSili-fc, on HMtunUv,
Mnn lt U, Ittt.l, ht Willi momi ttri.'k hin- ouilmn-
itia m, I... Mini till itlO lUt'l'-toarV OOll.llll IlltW.
intr lion" o. Ml Koiirih alicfl, lot 't trt front mod I
ItHI tl'l. ill" II. I
'IVrlii him' tlnr I i'aoIk ImUnt'D III np mul (wo
jr.irfwUI. int.rik'" v,,r''nI
iimtMi" I'- MUliKH HON, Ati'iioiioprr.
Great Lot and Land Sale.
ON Tl'KHhAY MAHOH IS, Hiv4.
At Un o'oltx'k R iu, ut lh irttnlRi, Will hit unlil
ni nu.Mi.ta, ) UMm tt llirrst Afo ftml Un mnn, th
Ifill nii0 fKfni . oti Ntilt "t of t h t'iMi ttjoiitiii(( th
Itrointtlx in wliH-h I tibilft tht ciintitry rnii1iioR !
..int-..l 0'irJ"lil-fl,ind bt 1'itiftrnn, r'fl i tril
Miuti Mttill i Itronh itto inrin. 'I'll hit(hfH( lnd
m immntllv ttu-r fnr f"rl Hwlv tliB
nnv ntlMr plw in ill vinnity tA l?tn, Iwlug txU
lr vi nl Uivi'Mvno'l iitruun.lioa ootmiry, Th
nmun.t la t.tiai) rollniK. Thrifty ymiiin fort
trH tinvf t -ii Inn MtMiKhtiK l.imoTi rnivl liovor.
In i in Hpriii iirtt thp IhiuI. Tli iu Jlty of aoil
will hrtt.lnt'' (rn., iirvhN or stmwlrn.
I II boti.Mn ttiiil i t"tl tAitw(u gruuiiJ oJ of ta
iMlriilnlil vhIh f.ir lint'ti vlny
IrriiiH -our roiirMK iHlii Hi tiuwm in lhr 4111
Ti-nHy imriun U Willi .ntcrtutt, H(vnitrl by inort- r.
iniUwU v t. A H. W.ail.LKBHIK.
PIIIL.C SALE i)V LAXDS
rilt'M'INt. ON Til I HI) STItIRT, IMMRMATII.V
KAHT r IHK OITY UK DA TON.
fpMK Inn. If Im-Ii'Iiu U Hiimm-I lci(, jr., nnd hi m
I tliNirMly lot tid 'l n uny IhikIm mi Ihi viulnity ul
hMVtnn, iiikI tu1I nat ha iHtrl hT Mt lh 'ro
rif t4ir ul (hi- liMit'.hill Inf llu- tvn m Mi cif iHilinu hi-nlllt.
hikI t'iii4 multT ilic nwi MKiLy of rKiinn uihh 'r
if iirx"H' i rniovniK u ttoin wwni rinnMr. 1 11
nttwilv roiiniftM hh lolltiwfi; A rrdl h'Q riuilHitiiuu
twenty ArrpH. tiiiili'i yinut ("pn.-f, in it liiili Rtntt of
rilMiVnliutl. ti'H l'iJiUJ rniNlny if ttthoro.
I nt n v?tiii-i''h on HiPtHim or in itnnmiHiif ui
iiri-k i'iav on-ihv tiiinuN. Thi h lu''t
hitl iin-l nllifr imnrdTOincntH ro iiTr iurvtt thoiiM-
hiiiI iloilnri miRiiilly. I hitUH'ii r lyiiitf mum ul
nl.wlih'h will i.i Hti ii KU'riinn (Tin iH,n nmy
Nt Mint tmivliBXfr. iiiX'ii Lik h lhr it a vrv imiu
Inrmhlp fiitnll ilMi'llmtt hiiUMi, ntrtlil a-il oilier tin-
ovt'iit.'iiin. Alio, Icn urn' Itiul Mil in iraltU.
Tli Hlxt uroiiirtv in tuliialil 00 hit-1 unit, aUo, M
Imvipiftim pnviltfr naniK iioui tn hytlratuliu All
ih wni t ur nhi) to lt uvm on lit nrotiiUiH,tii)(hly
t 1 Hnl.lt in 1 ntilira. Kfp,'NKn tinrkiniiktrrHiii
ttll I tirli.'illHrlV till N'inMI M HUi'll HMliT rifllt'Hl
rTiinl? Mhoufil u) t'Mrr li nriiHrtv fir nlv
wr it nutior my ,'t'tiitf hnlifi. wiinh rmu-
I-p ntiii(ia Hi HBovyinc n ininy iiiu
iTHlii', tin 1 1 tii.rn lur chpiuhm ihimj yi inihshi
liM'Kiiiviua hi nmutf imwM(iirni, uttiru m ajiy
ly tit I'ftlmi, hm It in now mil
Vultinbl iniurovf luw.ta. Tl.i
proiwity lahull Ntll to ih Im hf nt tnllir nitlimil r
r.i v. All itironnnuoii r)liUiu)rnw or avTthitijr
nutcwtniK Hi NHlt't.f Niit'l rM,ry w'1, 1,0 -airly ami
reamiy wnmirn ir ttaiuiiH m wtmin vrKi. ir. m
K Wctiltir. Altera at ixiVHiv aiaiM will bu titor
tatiiMtt. , , 1
Hal tu Ui tlio UUinr March, 1MH,
A. ti. MVl.VHf.,
Ratal KutHt Aliii(, Ima a Irtfii ainniint ol all aorta
hdiI fitt it'it ol roil ttaUt lr aji lurma. houwn,
Intn, Ji. . Ivmic in ltirKy ot Piytnu an.l la4wliin (or
fair ami liiml trni. (iiUi'mMii. Jl 'liufd nri,
lleylii, Ohio.
inalilia
lesiruble Kcsldtiirc fur Sale.
ttKKKK ftir aala lha riaujinrta of H. jHrkaoi,oq
.lVrt.i HlrtM'L. Unrd door atiihtr Kllth. I ha
ia out huuilrad nn hltrtttto (t-nt tofi . Oh iha
irf in leu' im a din thiftttior i.rtt'M tivitMiinK noiian,
ontKlliinn (KUfit't'ii rioni, uhh uuriiao iuiu atitwun
Umh, dimhl iriam htnna. 'itiin ia una ut U ttuiM
Ifrnliilih ) iiits-fN ol ti.iMrty iu IhtTlon. ainl will ant
Id flit'iiii, il till imily Hpphj'MlitiUtN liiatwiUi 1
JAMKH K. ImiN A I.H-N. Ileal K-ltiit Akod(
nialillin No. Tti UHlUNirt'tDt, aitjijiul atyrr.
Splendid Farm . for Sale
UN r IIAI.r Mll.B hi'in ia lrr ou, "
111K uudnt(Dt'd will hvII al urivaiMtn WinrctMi
, ..,,, u.i.i n..i rtt-ni ln ..f Anrtl niit. thtt Mffll
kitnuii fttt iu hwU'Uuiiitr toiha titaitaf IMnli) H, iHh
hail, dfi-t'riisr.l, MHiMiuhiK tina hundred aut foily
Movan Hi-rfM. haul ltti.ii hasi upon it two dwfllhuu
hitiiaH unit a lai k t-nntnioil.onn hr k ; alao.twi u ami
her iiwi'fHMHry ni Miintik;N. aoii ia or ma
I'hcNt oimhtv. tirini'limlly ttitttoni land, add hua 'aluo
iiiittlottd iHiirttT. Tnriiia raiuotui'la. lut
Iha MiiltioritaiarH In MitMiHNiiiirvs
h.H1U..li Mill A HT,
,- .' lAAi: MfahliNir-tK,
uinw'w ' tfiaciilora
i Country lU'shlence for Sale.
liKHIKAIU.H rm.alry rawd.p.'e, will. Hrieeii
a..rH of ISA.1. ly.nK one nui aorth of f
.. on ll.e ..1,1 l'.., ruml, ia ..l1.,.o.l at l.r.vafo aala.
'I'h.ffe .a s Isrso Aitd rouifurlaole Irauta l.ouae.avd
rf.M.l o.illi.i.Ulii.uH, mi the land: an er.-hsrd of floe
raed a..H, i.ar a.i,l oaoh trooai a larie aeaort
ll.ni ol Htraariwrrv v. nee, ... ...I. n i.aon, i..w A..H...7
ami Troll!!.1 vanwiea; alao, alaiut threa,'rMOf young
.'..rrwi.t Mihow. for w.liv n.iiuiMiea. Any ln'raoua do
HirlBK to i.i.r'l.aHv are r.-o.i.iNll uiealf and eiauillM.
Iho ,i-..oi.rly r tlirinelv.,a,aa III prol.rtu.r laoou
i...i mat 11 v u aoar 1 1e1.no1.ou.
Ateo, 111 and a half a'rn. ..I t.mlM.re.1 land, follr
nula uitrfli of J .aytou, U"iu the ol.l I'roy rnaa.
lliMl'll ' .e.n Hnuur.f
Legal.
SflKBIFF'8 HALli.
Kraftt'ta Hull. ior Onardlan. va. Naiwv Htdtlaman
ai. to j" miiniguiiity j vuniitj DU-vrior
Coin. Iti ParNilon. . t ,
1)V viritiH ol, nnd in oliodifiioa to, lha roinnuuid
1 1 anorhroi aula mail liy I (mi auueriur ijoiirt
liiillROtnirv (Jtninty, Ohio, and to ma dirartml, 1
nf at .tubliu milt at ina dour 01 titt t;ourt itoiirta,
Sufu'dni. April t. lat-rtj,
At twi? o 'coi'k P in 'fj"Hd ttay, iha folio wing ttaaorthiHt
ral tHa(t,aviiii Tha aouihwaat ituariartt twltoti
twpuiy attv1 it ny, inyimtiij, iwo rttngn riwr
in MtMiiuoiuary votmiy, tinio, ootiiatnin
oiu huadrfxi autl Alf iiin ani say-aii pua UmuJ
rattili wroa. inori or taw.
Mant prMUHttna tiara irnui atnraiaad at luW tAkT
(:a.) ptr a-rt arttl i-anuot atnll Ar l-ca Uwn two-ibifdii
ltrina itit'-inirn i'hhii, ona-mini in ona yaar
tlia IsMlaiicn in two ya -m Iroin Iha ttay of nalr; tliatla
farrtd ,a int'iita lo lar initriiL aud to, baaaoiirad.
taatlUwK" ,MI I'li-iiiisna. -
tiaiV' wHja An, auarin nnni roouiy.
h. k Pri'a, Auia-f . . ' .- .' aiaUtUwawt
Legal. City Notices.
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the
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wall
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Per.
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Huar,
ut
NDTICR Til A Mi WUUH IT MAY HOjIlKKI
XT I IT VK la l.nreliy M.ven that Iha re ace now pen
IS lM.,ve luell.lv C01.U.-.I ol Ihaoar Of DaytbD.lhs
l..ll..w.uuordi..HiM .v.. l.'..-e it:
To ari.de, uravel, r.irl. aad fcUtier tlia aorthslllaof
1 o.ru atroe. e". o ftiK'av. aj n.
To uradeillhl .llt.l'..vo Had lllvtr ttraat (tOal
. Hirl.ard .'reel.
Jn o.iriuaii.. to (he Ihw aatd Or.linni.'.ea wrro
rd,)H.d .... Iht'tahlo, and lite t.'l.'rk ir.lrin'lett th'(Ut
f.A.1 We' imiii.w of the pvndaJify of tl.a aao.e.
Tt... r.,wea all t lal u.a lor dan.a.'ea thai
irrue Iroin amd ..vl.ro.nieula to Im. HImJ InwrUiur.
with the Ou. I I ra, Htlvi1'1 lltM al.tooiil ef dam
aja .'la..ied, e,thin Ifo vk ktttti fy et.ral.ou
the l.n.e reqii lre.1 for u.e puUl. alioi. of im. IKjUim.
when u.e aan.e will tm IhSmj. hi, lur Sual ..iioa.
AU.I..I4W ANTIluNY tl'tll'llf.NH.City Ulerk.
TOIOK iBheM.Al.eD fitlfleresrin..WHiudln(
y la.lo.ellu. I4tf t'ouo jluf Htiiktlnl )tvn,
follow.UK orii.oau.,a, lo-w.l;
Te ra.le, na 'el, ourli and slitter By.u.i.oa
betwe.u Oouie-ll .Ueol and iha U ealw u .eyiie.
lo ..!., i;rael,.'iirUaud:i.lll'lWiJ.O rrl
r..'..oud aod Third air eu.
In irNUa.i.'M 10 the law aa.ilOr.llnaiu'ee w.fwioa
read, laid on it.e lal.1... aud the Olvrk lliHlriiied to
four wt'.ika' ....life of U.e piidaiK'y ol the aauie.
The law reinilree all ..la. ilia lor ilaiuaHea that
a.H'r..e I. OKI aa.d lll..rovell...nta to oe hlad le wrtlu.l
Willi l.e L'liy t l.'t r , aeiiit.g iciiu ma amount 01
a ulaiuiad, within two waatisi aitur tha iipirwtioti
ha uuia r uiir'd lortha puhJI.uoii of uhiutti.'.
. l.ue r uolr
whD Ilia aftUtu win laurn ni nr noaj aonon.
. -1 IMVUllslV UTfUUHalU iltla, IIIbI
(all,Hw ANTUOdly B'l
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Railroad Accident.
l.oo.Hvii.i.K, March 9 Tb paMangar train,
IcaviiiK 1 ndianaixjlia for Louisville last eve
ning, was ll.rewD nil the track six miles alov
rolmubiu, Indiana, about tuidnifht, by tha
dii.placemeut of a witch, and tha hind rar
whs Ii.ierspclrd liv a Ir.'S ttandini near Ilia
tracli, killing four pfrnom and oundin lav
eral others,
(Columbus.
The wounded were brought to
Railroad Accident. The Gold Hill.
N!w Voaa, March . The Post asyt the
Senate will prnhahly aiaaod lbs Oold bill so
II. si it will conlonn to the viuwt ol mr. cnaia.
Additional Foreign News.
Pahis, l'Vh. '2rt. The Constitutional, deiiy
ing Hie arronaous asserlinnt of certain pspei t
respacilng the proHsnl couferenca ol Kuro
peati powi-rt, says Franca eould not accept
the proposal of a conference.
The i'ost'a oily article taya private advioet
from Paris, upon which wa believe reliance
van be placed, again alludet to tha nepotiationi
now In proereaa preparatory ta tbe recognition
of iho Confederate States by the Kronch (lov
emment, although any oftiuial ackuowlnlo-
ment of this I act wnald at thit eminent be
thought prematura and undciireable.
Additional Foreign News. From General Butler.
Wasiiikiitox, March 9 The Republican'
I ..i. if I ! . L i
1M u lonuwiiig oiiiiMm uiapau-o rr.v.u
iHMt nipht,
i ue im o -mica ouac in in, uriMtfiuir uver
,.,,.,. ,. .
ft.riye.Kl.tollH.Hr,ftua.,xiy pmataa (oral
I he Hicbuioud lutiiars give an account of
Col. Dahloren't deftth, nnd Major t'rooa' t cap
ture. I he papers also lay that the ruuela have
ordered nil of Kilpatricks (.Hirers, whom they
liave csplured, to be placed in irout.
Additional Foreign News. From General Butler. BEN. BUTLER.
Blockading, &c.
Nkw Yiiiik, March S The British block
ade ruuniiiK sleauisr Uan waa captured ou the
tth by the gunboat l earnt, otf WilininKlon,
and brought to lieaulort. The night before,
a white painted sidrwbeel blockade runner
went ashore, twenty live railrs south of Beau
fort; Ihrae of our cruisers had K'e ia tsareh,
A blockade running steamer, name unknown,
was captured on the 22.1 ult,, in latitude 3H,
long, ludelS 110, by one of oil r gunboats, which
was seen putting a prise crew aboard.
1 ha sleamer Asia lor Liverpool, to-day, csi-
ried out $270,801) in specie.
Blockading, &c. Sherman Visits Banks.
St. JiOUis, March 9 The steamer Lumi
nary, from the lower river, brings the inlnlli
ence that ticneral Sherman and tlalT left
nicksburg on the 2Sih ult , for below, daaign
rg lo bare an iuturview with Hanks or Adini
al lorter, or bolh, with reforeMca tq lltiire
moyements.
LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.
Gleanings from Southern Papers.
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BaAliaCAHTIuO Of THK ARaT OF Till PoTO-
HA, March 9 Tho Hicbuioud papera nf tbe
7 th, have been teoeived and are tilled with
details of the raid of (leu. Kilpatrick, the
greater portion being oopied from Northern
journul.
1 be 'mj.ifuA 111 account ol Kilpatrick re
treat down the Peninsula, tayi:
Bradlv Jouusou I troops lollowed hammer-
inn at Kilpatrick'a column until a force tent
from below was met when he suddenly found
Dablgreu's psrly in bis rear, when ba turned
upon tbeiu but Ihthlgruu's men laoeeeding
eulting their way tbroilfb with a lota of 21
men. I he reuel troops bad been ordered
beck to Hicbuioud. Order of thanks fur their
oonduct iaaued by Hamptou,, .
Tba account ol Uustara expedition are in
main similar to those already given,
tleneral I.ee has bean ahstnl from tbe army
teu cays, which caused delay in tnsir move
ments, tut he lettirqoa ttirts o clock Monday
aflemoen.
Tha Kichmond Examiner of tbe ?th intt.,
says:
Col. JJuhlgren was killed at Watterton
There was two bullets through bis brad, one
in bis band and two in Ilia body. He was
stripped naked and was lying on tba road.
Number ol our men were captured aud tba
Wkia savs tiler should not ba treated aa nrl.
sonars of war, but thit day's sun should not
go down prior every scoundrel lakes
blown from thaoannon a mouth.
The Capture of Richmond the
Thing to be Done.
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VVAsiiMfiTON, Maroh
9. Herald e special
Council ot war new to Uav in which not
only the President, Grant, Halleck, and moat
of tba Cabinet participated, but all military
talent iu which tne numinutration Dai con-
lidstioa waa trailed in. The basis of caae sab-
Uiiltea (ontueraiiuii was tnai 01 tne several
February e'podjl)i; nearly all miscarried
and tb country was aler'mu(i tlistatitfied.
I have It from a an urns 1 oouaideV isliula
that after ground bad been guns over, Qraut
was called upou for hit opinion and ha prompt
ly responded in favor of capture of Richmond
as the first step in tha oampaign, and I feel
. .L-. I : 1 1 :..! t -
UUIA Surw, wa. onirr. win inaiai.KT iut-
ward to bring tilt 1 j Ih and 12th Army Corps
from ('baltaanogj, 'ana Utfi Hb and 17th
from MiMtstippi rtvur lo Virgloi. AU Uujpf
canbetpared from oilier points, aueordiiig
to statement whioli raaubad wa, ba Incorpora
te! with tha Army of the Potomao and Uanks
1 io.jforoed itli uegro troopa , ,
U ia ttipeuted Ibst llaueral tlaiiks with tba
aid of tbe Uset )i Will M bb l.'l take Mobile.
1 he great bulk Ol White troops siii us enn-
ceiuraud iu Virgiuia, asd il Isuslieved 21tv,'
000 me eaa be brought again at Itiobmoud at
, rarty iuy. ; .
Army Matters.
Iha
ha
Iwoeu g.vt
may
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WAf uiynTOl, Marub . -.-general .Grant had
a couweoca to day tiir VMr' Vu t'
Seuretary of War and tianaral JallsoJi, upou
foil ailMslioe in every one of the fghting da
parliWou ,q (bit iqipprUpt oouncil a geu
eral tawpaiaa Ve agraad wpufl ibal it In
landed to bf rieciiiva. . (u paffloujsf, tba
polloy of Risking mora susrgelui and depliiya
a.a oi tne roujuiae wai, tiaa ""i
been made, waa fully rauogniited. It l
undsratooa that in. t win extend not on ly to
, .
ravarganiaatioa ul Ibatarmy, but to a change
of commander!. If it il thought beat, Grant
a
will go Ul the Army of tha Potomac to mor
rU to aea its condition, and Bnd out what it
aula lie bat scarcely slept any siuce bit
lung journey, and yt is bard at work.
tianaral Hillock will, aa Slated by the Tri
bune, perform lh fuoctious of chief of Half
to Iba President
It il stated by bih authority that General
Grant will anon return to the South to Buuh
bis bi job.
Cavalry to be Stationed at Richmond.
VTishiMotos, March V 'Iba Kichia.n.d
Enquirer of Ilia .lb, sajs:
(leneral Morgan rersived orders that 1,500
cavalry lie permanently atatioued at Kirh
mnnil such a force nickalitig tha roads will
eflVctlially protect tha eily from tha intuits of
raids aa wall as tha country from their In
juriot.
Gen. Grant says Sherman was Successful.
WinuiN(JTOKt Mun-li H. General Grant
tati4 to day to tba Pniaiiitihl that rflporU of
(jtnHral 8hfrinn harintf mtit with rvrNei
wera wholly untrue. Ha aocomplmhad all ha
wm nant to ao, wbioh wai to destroy rail
roaiin running from tha Miitiuippi in tho di
rection of 8al.na, io aa to prarant rebel Ji
varaiou in tha Spring.
Railroad Collision.
CiivH AKD, March 10 The axprau traiti
wait on tha Toledo road collided wiita tha foal
train ou tha lida trauk at liallefua. laat n.jrht.
Two train bandi. and ode child were killed.
Klerator, quantity of grain, iiud expreu mat-
tar and baggage burned,
The Situation in Regard Richmond.
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Waiiiinoton, March 10. A WaehiiiKton
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I'lirrriiHiiiurni naarr,.
m llllrtr.Und nM, nrj.llt llfutwiU .raiii.t
fnPtliAP atlttninia In nnnHLratii tha (infinlHran
.-i .k.. ii u... .iv.H - u
Ulllll iiuiiiyumi fiiuii -ii if ii an at vr ii. un
j, - ,, Halleek, . nnd 4mm higheet
value upnn rebel capital, d. .daring that Cin
cinnati as well as Washington ia threatened
by it
''I think it probable Grant will aomnmnd
the main column, with Sherman, Mct'herson,
Meade and Hooker as tuburdmatet,
(leneral Win. Smith reached hereto-day,
which givri rise to the renewal of the reports
that ne win tupersoue mean, ti it cisiiiiuu
tbal Grant urges his appointment. ;
Minister Dayton's Opinion.
WasBishton, March 9. Minister Dayton's
ton, it it said, hat arrived here from Paris
to-day with dispatches from bit father, ex
pressing the opiniou that Iba accordanoe
granted by Iha French government of free
egress lo rebel oruisert Iruw ports in which
they had Que) allowed to receive repairs, lore
thadowed resogniliou of the Confederacy.
XXXVIIITH CONGRESS.
Washinutos. Maroh 9, Honat. Unatii
moualy pasted tbe bill increaaitig penaiunt of
nevomiioiiary aurvivore twuivv in uuuiuer
one hundred dollars additional premium to
seaie at their death.
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, March 10
BARSHMAN'8 FLOUH Red wheat
wholesale 6 00, retail 0 AO.
VVUKAT $1 151 18.
CORN clO.
HUUI.LKU tlu.
OATS OH.
RYE 1 10,
HAUI.KV ! UU
COKKKE 3Ufa3e),
8UQAR I5(.ul6.
KOOS lftfAlHper dot -
WHISKY B6. i
CUKK8E. 1C(Si17.
DRIED PEACHES lla. ,
DRIED APPLES 9(3)1.. '
BEANS Per bushel 2 D0(i)3 00.
HAY Timothv tlH(n)20 per Ion.
TEAS II 00('ol 00.
RICE 10 per lb.
BUTTER 35.
LARD ViHll -J
New York Market.
NEW YORK, March 10.
is
Cotton Quiet at 118.
Flour A abade firmer, at 6 7Gfi 86
for extra State.
Whkat 1,14(5)1 17 Chioago Spring 1,01
Gil.ti Milwaukee Club; 1,0701,70 Winter
,lnd.
Coax Quiet at 43 for store.
Pats Dull and onaettled 90C9l.
I'oaa Unchanged and dull at 13(14.
Uwttm 87.
Cut MsAta Firm. -., . .".
Laho. A shade Brmer, laaiSJ
WmsKT Firmer and vmeuled, at 89 lor
State: OeWeilarn.
PiTRfi.ili Firmer, 80 Ornde; 41 reBoed
Bond. bbOnM Free.
Niw Yoai, March 10 Stocks irretf-
oloting Brmer. Money seven per cent, nler
ling ouiel and tteadv at 741. Gold 041
6-10 Coupona 100, 5't 'C5 Coupoui IU One
year certificate! 961. New York Central VMl
Erie 1 171. Readiagll .HGf. C. Q 4. Ii.
DIED.
FAt.BRT S-At his raal.lan'e. In Dayton View, ea
Monday afternoon, lir. Ueome albry'a.
Funeral Friday afternoon at oue o'oIin'Ii. Klienda
of the faintly are limled. luterinent W.Midland.
Tlie dereaaed was s matnlM.r of Ihe Maeomo and
04d J'a.'low ordera, in WaahinetonO.ty, and metiihers
of tifeaS fiajeroll.ea SS llivtlea to slleuu Ihe runeral
Clothing.
1ST E AV O O O D
HBIIH.V HIIXBH,
MBBOHANT TAILOR
filiaTOJ PJJ,,f)IIO,OOrt.TUlRD JKrKBSiUI
UAS Juat reeaiyed I... MQ.S pf V""" sad
uooda, ooii.or.a.i.s all the new alyloa ul
Uoths, Casslniercs & VeslIiK
Which ke will make up la order Iu Mis beat style.
Ueli and give rue s trial.
.Ulll
HENRY MIM.KK.
Clothing. Provisions.
Andrew JTeilnniart nc,
tall It. T, Wastsrn Market Hawse,
1 Dealer la . . ,
ilwaya on bapd, of cholrf kjo- ( sooK- eu)Me
Clothing. Provisions. Legal.
v? W I. h.reW ...a i,..lh , n.d.,.i,u.d M
Hj u.i. Jay Uen duly e.i..iiie4a4.iiiu.aiiii4u
, up . w...."i , I. .. u
. .,r aluiMauu.r. ukua. daoaaaed. bf the urohete Oourt
4f ,.,u eouuiy: MILTON K. MekiaL.
february I, lsa-Mwl
Legal.
HMCK1KK 3 bALK
Of A VALUABLE FARM t J4CHSVW
an r.
Holnmou Hoor. MtiUoosr. ssslavt Suasa Hoop
Htirr uoil. sal oiutra, alenuault, mipsnor
trlol
Court. No Wt.
Y ? irlns or, nud is otllars to, tha uotamsad ol
so or.lsr of nl iMlled in lha hIniv of tl.a '
b. per. or Court of Monl.lnry county, oulo,l will
oner si p. li.uo Mie, on ii.e preni. on
H ,!.. lav, MnrrSU, ISM,
.if
A one o'rlock p m of Mid day. live A.llowloi' .tesrltbed
real e.iet, via: iimiik III" is in ftl.e eou it.e ss.4
F.vsn II oops neitded up lo Uio llm ot hi death.) M. .
uele nn.l Item In (he lownehlp -of diM'Soou, iu UK
uu.uily ol Moolaoumrp. nnd m uio sUU. at OfcM. aad. M
bo.in.lal and dnnt'iil e.l aa r.tllowe, to-.t:
He.nK ll.a norlt.enai usrtrol enrlioe Ditinher 1) .
aeven, rauue numU.r tour (4). tirtrnahip number fuiar
(4), eeat of Ihe men. I. an t.t.a drawn n.irtli front thm
aal Miami Htver, iMttitiiiug atihe non heaal .Kirnar
aatd ae'llnn; tnenoe f.utnius weal alone Iha aw.
Hon I ma out tiumlratl wmt a n.if itrftMneti, ikaara ,
until h parallel witlt llm aw'tlmi hna out huuiirtl and
.lft-Mtvtn anl lhr ttmrth tKtlalA7, ihanca aaat
innillHl with lite aatillttn lm dm huiHlrati ami mtif ,it t ,
(IU)) imiIhh to Hi aHat boiiiMlvjr Im ul atutt m)umi, .
ilivnoft: mtrih onm hnutlra-l and flity atvtu ami thr.
ronrlh polaa (t1) alona th aooiiun liua to th
piaa 01 iM-KintiiiH, cootaioinf rna mindrwd aatl Any
Kttvtiii ami thr a-fourth anrt-a of lanti. ba Ot aania
m'r or lava (to U moIU Vt?wir tiwffr)t Vn4tt a hr-( k
mar writ nf pariHMn It waa apit(atml at frtfi )mt mtrwi
Bah) larm laattuaW lourimiUa u.wihwMtot Karam-....
ranlla, tvur onlfn tMithtaiil of Wt Alaxaotlrta aai
lhrA ii'ilta atxithwrnl or johnarllla, within on mUm -u
tha Jiavton and Kaimi Tunmiltn. anil una-halt ant.
of lht UfiMiKfttoan, Karfi.ttmilli amt Wtttt A aiad " 1
tlna Turtipiaa. 'Ihia hvrm la well Walarvdt Ttaiti(
nvirvl mo id rnuta; abut 1 1 alklj mij-fa htraialjr tiiu
bt-rej, ttntl ilia iMrtftiira itinlar nMi uam eaififai
tiun. Tlia tt a ucmtt or'hart on ilia iratntt-tii
I tia forma ol aala ara onathfr4 faith. ftm llilrd In
nntt y aar anl tha halaiH lt two yaara irora tha ttay of
atltt; tha sltsfttrrml Mtyiiiiila lo War alt ar Pant, itt
tnat ami to Imaantintd hy iikortjiatja aa thptaiaai
antl c mi not at-ll for loaa than two-thtrda oftta aria
Tflllt
(.KOHtiK WfMiAMAM, Iheiitl MquV eotiaiVd ,
I. A. Iluea, Attoroay. fritinaie.
" 8HKRIKK8 8AI.K. T" "TT," '
aiharma flmlth ami John Ij. fltnilh tm. HamK at
m. iast No, 27 hh, atiiutuoiiirrr Hupartor C'tMiri.
In jwu-tmoo. ' '
Y vi mm of, and In obntliauoa to, Uta oo nun and. ol
1 an or-hir tf aalt mtula bf lha iMriut nanrt tf i
Motilaonitry oooiiiy, lUno, 1 will otWr at imlilin aala
on tha praimai'H, na 1.1.
ntinaitiitty, ivmri 111,
Al two n'elock t. mnfaai.l.lay.lhelDllowlnadeeonbed '
real e.lale, viw V h.ah waa .f.vlded Into lola under a
writ (d oarllllon iaaued out of Ihla Court on tilt' SAIh
day of May. iht'.t; lot No. : Heatnotna al tho eolitt,
weal ooriivr o lot Na ;t; llieia-e north S4". rMai 41 - le.
uolea lo a i-urnari thrnce aooth itf- 'M aa.( u f - MA
uolval them e a.. all. in" aireaal IS lu polaa U.M. J
Her; lhi..i.eaut.lh III- IV weal flll 51-10 polea u. a eur. .
ner; ll.enoe li.'.lh HI 4.',' weal 17 A lOpolealu IM be.
slen.Dif, ronie.n.na 4 uil-IIHl a.-rea, Iw. the aaaie mora '
or hKM. The ala.ve .a s lain ot Severn y Aovee ul laaa "
of win h l.aml P. liuu.'k died aeiaed.aud whi,'h
waa divided ...lo IoIn for the fl.rH.ne OJ aalo. I,y order
na.d .re.n...-a ttea will. Ill the oornoratied limits 0t
(iertiiaitlown, and waaaporaued at ,141 per.' noro audi
annot nen i.,r la man iwo-uur.ia ol aa.u aeuraieo-.
mem Ternia-Mie.thirtl oaahi ono-lhlra in ona year ' 1 1 l
and the nalan.'e In two yeara Iroin the day of aalei d- J V f
ferred paymenla to bear all pereabt lnlereet,ana lea
aaoured liy morluase on tha iirennaes.
(IKllltltn V.IMAMAN. Hherl Moat.VAnntl.""
n ova a Mt-aiAHON, Aorneya . . latawva
8HKUIKKH BALK.-
John Hhoatn vn. Vililam KnlnaiMi, daoaaand, Adtatar "
inirator. uujianor uouri ox Hooiitomory U(MU.ir.
flO. alf.M.
1Y virtna of an oftlar of rtala mad tu th mtwT
U i aa liy tha wipartorCortit of MnuliD0irru
aa hv tha ritiDartortJunit or Misulw
ty, and to ma dirxitad, I will :Hra4 puldiA aaJiat
(1UI
uor of tha Court Uoiia. on
sVitsrvvfit, March L 114.
At two e'tMik put ul aui day, iha Mlmalwy ,aaiwbaa
rttal aalatr, vn; ,u uunii rnil aovitniy (J't) in Ui
owl (i I'tiinu, In ha oiitt f ipulgouiaiy ajavdi
aMU tif liio.
Appralwtl, with tha imitrovamintH thoroou, a t
liymiri'il attd twttuiy rlta dollar flV) Hndoaiiaot uik
tor In than tw thirdaor hh U iirawtmf al.
A I no, ona hlat'k horna i-alU-d MiKnr. mv4 jvurn .
Tonii. rah. i t; . -I , i(i00 I
I.Koik.I WiKUMaN, kjuafiP aaout. ronnly. "
J. V .l.taitAM. ALttiriittjr. huwu
ATT A CU M KN T N OTI C K. ! I " 7, ',')
John A Mo Ma lion hb W. Vintart, Chtarlaa . . i,. ,
1 1 iy ant ami fNtiorio II. Mnydor, iltihindauia, ttu
lttfor OtHirt yt uioiiwrjr Ctatuulj, yitiu. AAK
Hfc ili'lfiuUnln, laaw W. Viuyard, tJharWin Vinyartl
and IHarauci H.Htivda.dtdtu.darilln tba ahova a ...
aviion, will niUa aoh ihatHi it ttAOt day ol Jahna 1
rj. Ui, a tot i ll on wri nii auaniHi ilinin tuthaHu
uarturCuurt ol M'MiIihi ry t-miiny, inta of Ohio
'Ul woe iniiriien miu iwnin; ni "Vlisu m, ,
wnh Iu frt-at tiiitiii f.lt y dollars frit in Ottotr tH', 1-MHl,
and uion tha Ivilant'H inmr Juno . lHei, (or jtrota r .
hi on at i nfi vifeta r- iniffft iiitstn i.y in fihrtnitn v" " 4
naii)d, ami Ihnt ail attaoltinfut aaa Ihriic auuiiei
thfir propariv Um tUo iervwt Dl Umhi Wm(Am Mutf i
rttalilrntaor Oh ai tool onto. Mhay tnUI Iwatf m ootti-u
that miluaa ilu'y Hupetai aud auawoi lu h wsjiiiiit aa
fllad Ritaiuat tli. tu, V tba i iLat w Ai4, A,l, -u
litilKfTifnt will takfii atiaiuit ttiNi fuj Iha atitouua
and mit'roat aa NiiatiiHd, al laa Ai'rtl trnu nt-Jrtol lai
wt Court, and their lurouom K aay Uu ni,
htwttlwA JOHN A. McMAIltiN.
-4 -" at-a-'f I 1
AOMIN 1ST II M'O ft' H WALK Of HKAaV
KSTA'J'K M
I S V- Hill
Vavni H. HrugU. Ad,udni-liHtir Uivrina thauk, iia
auk. ii.
uaaawHl. Joint homaa WoOy
llnnrl nt M .tni ai.ilttar V Ti .nil I v. I llil
at aia r'roWi
I'ltiM KKlMNiW KOK AAI.K'ur KE W tTATat" ' '
1'HHIIANT Ui q ordi-r of aala in iU U'tvgoutM
iria I wdl o(.r at imUio aala, HuUiu Iho aWiMhoriT
itldnr. at tha door of tha rotirl Houhtt ui Ih citf ol
laftoii.h! ihe uouuti oi MAOMtrtvi ajad itt ul
Ohm, oa ' y ' ' J
, ilAlllilllAT, Al KUf laae,,
At two u't'lu k ii in. tha klitinn UaaorUMni aral m-
tala. alluato in Iho Otilintv bf Mnutiiouifnr and minimal
DIUOi and boiiudotl nd da(r.lid aa fntlow: H liuta
iu th aioithi H-ti tiuartfror aat-thin no. u, tkiwn l,rAiAji .
0, M It., iMHirinulii on lit Btmth llu o aaid aMiUu (
7B iIhi to Uttardurfa a"utliwal crnafi ifeauct '
a :i4 tA polaa to a atona on lii'Hrdoit'a aowlh hoa; '
IhauoK h w 77 7 P"!" Itt thaaoUth hu uf tftid, a0
Hon; Ihoiica u w ,14.4 ooIki Iu ih dao of h. '
giuulttir. futiutimii aixtaau (tflj avr, mora or laaa.
Ajtnraiaau ai fia"u aua imj aM ior iwu-iititua of
Wd tl, . 1. . - -
Triiiaor aaia wna iniraoaan; Mairaminatoai
iwyiMniU of utirand two rw, invafaat, atM'ur4
lit niotiuana nu iha prvtniaaa.
i'rtiu n . rn awn ,
Administrator of Bar har Htuiak i1ataaaii,
MHITN A Uuvtl, Atlornay uiaHdaWawl
1
SUEUIFrS SALE.
TWIM. "Hat pul.lrr a.eniloo, on -THtlMUAV,
AtAKllH , 9Mt .,.,
At th fatl altira riHiina formarljr oofitpitvti hf PaUir ;-'
Kiat, on Kotirlli atraal, bsatwaau Mam ad Jattarnoa, "
in thaoityol Uyton, th follow mi y gnoua aod ahai- -lala,
lo-witi About 6 Uiahala ol oalti attont 4ov
lva alaof ahoria. bran or oho n di ahoul ftnuor ta
triinhala of aorni ti harrala of Hour: I harral ol bnok
whaal Hour; I 1 sat r of hay aoalaa and blalftinn; 1 pair
of ralrrmnk'a aoalaat on hay hnra; ona aprlng wu
on and harnvaa; two llourtilaUi ou lot of amply
barrdai oor ooal atovn mj im) o Wrilltm tlaak.
toit, An , on Iron aafaf two triuk wugoua, u hair a.
lNtihdiaa.Au.. -. . , . -, i , ....a.
Taka ou oVf-otitlotl h thm Frr.jrly Af PalVf k. u w
at Iha amt of wavtd ft. uoyar and otiiera.
rrt totHiniiaH(ia a ?p trolook
tr(a")i. ' I y.m
of aaid day
(rt)HUi w.ai a ar a "i wi-art
Ti f. I Ma Attoruay.
flpiy.
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NOTICE'
ea.-. A 1 an Orphaaa Oourt hM In PoHavdU, t 1
la J and lr awd iHMinly, a Monhiv, tiiiB -1
y I da- of l-aml-r, tins, I -aft. r a lit yiorabl
". Jan lata Hon, Mao., and Haiiibmi Halliisiratf '
iuTttft Kltl. hl'aAk.aooialla efudfjfM. d li,t l'tHiJ 1
r. tltMtUeUHsil. tli luud)
naTinn ian rvi una bi
iard, tho Otiuri' miuflrm 111
lot m and M
rttttaNnUtl
and urautftfnuhar ruin ou all iha hair hnd bAk i.'
NnUi(iV(M of ti aid lauiial oydr, dtMW,
IM-atu- lu t 'wiiriott th flrat Momiay ( kir-sh.A Ul
, at tvo o'olook in th Artnoou to at-Wpt ot-v4ua i J
to auiaaajr lu
lMrt, at tvo o olook in th nrtnoou to at-pt or rua
Ih rral aatal ol laid tlo?iful ai u appraitwl( viUoA
of to ahow caiiaa wlty th rwaJ aata attcMilu ta
kol, and diiwH-t nuaral utttoi tu la t-H to II dk
h"'u ti"t4,if,rj 1 'tim 0lnuy-irt Mi imtia aa
K.triJ . t..(;iii ..'ii
iu on., al in Ktuiui, HrMiNtiiafi
at Ifii-if lirtir Mu.iiitair wa itrMtmia Ui Ut traf
. r.l1 I...I ..lt...llll..r JI Is...',!. ...Itk lla.l'.J It.,.
ntTtiwiifii in in oi,y
im. itoiiia.u'tiii I
Mii-lny Of M'ln It lia-tf. cc.pf o A)woh putaistaaioti
tO tin irill to'lh iiOHt(.lt uAi-t to MlwM ttuVi
holla raaido who ilvt nut irt tn Votfti(y. '
I itnia w hartal I mm bar nut A aat try hapd
l,dniJiHj tha a,.a of aai Ohm Cq M, U4i
ilaiv at Dfiinitil.fr. Hi t.
n "-r L Th 1 II ti U A H s-ti -i. t.. - .
a it iikmaw, uiurt ru nana court,
W .. . i . "fl "uull'Ps"Hn"l'tlU.j
i I'll I I'll s fcuiuurs USTATH.
N Ihe fir. I day of Kahruary, A D ISM, the undaa. '. '
J a.aned wete apj.ninled and ulialihed aseuiilora :
ul UieTa.l ad sud fau.u.aul ur rii'l.n I. Ueuluu'l,
Ik.M Al U,,l JAm.r, OullU... III..,.. llWHMBK.I
Met Isaao luar.Ni.ttt. " '
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