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City and Other Matters.
HmauiTs We li-urn ilmt Messrs. Milclic-II
and Miltnr, filled quota nfe iczrn rinrai
jrstenlay.
Quota or run Dutkict. See the circular
of Provost Mari-lial Of neral Fry. Ifwej on
armaria it, me quota ni this nittricl is very
much reduced.
Tiieatkr. Uncle Torn Cabin will be per
formed to night This alwnys draws a full
honae, arid, a the Dayton public know, ia ad
j Piualjly rendertw by fto ilvf (rland , Troupe.
Stir" II next
U Itst-Clnu1! Shaa alfruBfrr
Monday eveniuy, instead of Tuesday, an er
roneously piinied testerday. Tha Chinese
performers give an exhibition nf terrible in.
tercet See advertisement. .m
- - - - -
Jy9Thoae who po uleijihing, must alsojro
paying. Five dollars an hour we understand
to bo the price of a good turn out. We beard
of a chap who last week, invested the moder
ate sum of thirty dollars, in a single day, in
this amusement.
.... i ,1 taUL: i.JLi.:i "I '1,fl. y I , (
Nearly Drowhkii. A man, whose name
we don't know, fell through the ice on the
canal yesterday, and was nearly drowned.
He cat his neck and head painfully on tha ice
in his struggles to get out of the water.
Two boys, near Brown & Irwin's Foundry
also made a very narrow escape, having fall
en into the water, and wore rescued with
.VyrforfflV? nr. tiw'X J
Attexd tiir Great Auction Sale AtrC
P. Huber & Son's, to-morrow morning at 8j
o'clock, when will be sold wiihout reserve, to
the highest bidder, the following: 1000 yards
Brown Muslin, 1000 yards Bleached Musliri
1000 yards Satinett, 200 pairs I'anllooos)
200 pairs Undershirts aud Ifrnwers, 100 pairs
Woolen ocks, 100 pairs Buck Gauntlet
Gloves, six dozen Woolen Neck, Scarls,, twen.
'"' ly'Now Cotton Bed Comforts, &c." '"' j
In Need. A gentleman handed us a lettfer
which he bad received from a prisoner in Fort
Delaware, by (he name of Wm. V. Berry
He says he is in need of money, and having
relatives in this State, he would be glad if
they were informed of his destitution. The
relatives whose address he wishes to know are
Lewis Berry and Elijah Berry. If anyone
knows those tnerij.nd jil addes ph&T-
Erley"j 'Spfirigbo'o, "Warren county, informa
tion will be coaveyed to the prisoner. 1 "
fsrWe have a definite period fixed for
the end of the wsr. One General R B llayt
of Cincinnati, authorises the Commercial to
announce that the war will be over by the first
Monday of December next. This will be near
ly five years after its begining I and during all
tnat time not a mnnin nits eiupBeu in wqicd
soma far seeing Republican like General
Hayes has not announced that the rebelliun
was on its last legs, that its backbone was
broken, that it w;is starving, Ac, if.
KSQovernor Parker, of New Jersey, de
serves the thanks of all sane and patriotic
meh, for the admirable rejojiar ha , (nade to
the fustian Ulegraphed by crsxyi abolition
Governors, after she Federal Government had
forced Missouri to free her slaves. Governor
Parker wisely remarked in the course of bis
reply that each S'ate ouht to be permitted to
regulate its institutions in its own way, and
was so bold as lo surest to the mad fanatics
of the time, that tlm condition of the slaves
may not ba betterrd by the change. The abol
ish are yey p)utib,,disi;MUid i onaw4ueno
Valuable Farms roa Sals. The best and
safest investment for the currency of the day
is land. Buy green fields, und meadows, and
woods with greenbacks, and your money ia
safe. The reader will notice an advertisement
headed "Two Valuable Farms at Public
Sale." The day of sale ia Monday, February
13. The reader will see, from their location
and description, that they are snost, desirable
properly. . Tboy ara both on the road from
Franklin.JWarren oodnty,'o Springboro. Oue
of them ia so situated on tbe pik that passers
to and from the nearest town have no toll to
pay. We think we do buyers a special favor
when ws call their attention to bargains which
are now attainable.
- ? I i'r "vtf K ?
fSjrMPefer any class of people bad occasion
to cry out: "Save us from our friends!" i'. is
the negroes. It is said, upon good authority,
that not lass than 80,009 of these poorpeeple
have perished i , ,!ouisiiia i" alone, in
consequence of being deprived of the care of
!
their masters, liut not Inere alone have they i
sutTered. Our readers will all remember tbe '
heart-rendins- accounts of the nrivation ;
neari-renuing accounts oi toe privation,
sickness and death which occurred nol
I w
them in Mississippi, after Grant's army had
given them !'the boon of freedom." A
statement recently made by Rev. Cbanning I
shows the horrible oindition of great numbers
of IhessetuaDoipaUd. slavwa in-, Waihingtoaj
city, rbM it U said tb, . sow V) (MH)
Mwy ol that, ara almost Jti..Ui tl clothing, j-m
of fires af, food, of ahelter haddled in stables l
andkokuulyautof dcrs, witbonf
protection of any sort. And yet tha antbora
of all thiamaswry profess te ber th exclusive f
UM.rt -W 'expo.n-thi.1
nnfortunata race to cold, hunger," disease,
suffering and daib, 1.1 the hams of Ood
Uumanilyl But tba veegaanca 6f '"ln
All o thk Gam Closed. Ashby's Gap
now occupied by tha Union foroes; Tborough
,,r Gap" also; and Snicker's Gap likewise
closed. Nothing will induce to success like
closing up thn gaps, whether in the pursuits
of Peace or the business of War. "Gather
up the Joqso end,"., said eld fiirard Collect
your small flebts and yod will be subject to no
attacks in the rear. There are other gaps
that allow men to be attacked in the rear if
not attended to, and they are gaps in your
coat and pantaloons. Let them ba closed up
of what is lielfer, avoid " them altogether, by
only wearing clothing made at W. G. Breene's
One Price Store, No. 91 Main street, where
the best anaortanMit of Cloths, Casaimeres and
Vesting, und Ready Made clothing for men
and boys can be found. ial3
) j. I . I. J
New Meat and Provision Btore.
M. Slockcrt, at his stand on Market street
north sid, a few dwors west of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs.Ac,
Ac , nil fresh and o( the beat quality. His
old frien Js and, customers, and, tha public,
ore niTiieu tu give niia a call.
Rhkkr Vexation. The business men of
the city, have been, notified to' repair to th
Express Office, search the books, and fix
two cent stamp on every receipt they have
given lor some months past This will alford
active employment during the dull season,
Aoents Wanted I For the Patent .Alarm
liot k Iron Money Drawer, or Counter Safe
(called the Burglar's Alarm,) manufactured by
the proprietor in Dayton, Ohio. All orders
promptly filled by R. llaphet, City Hotel.
' '..' .
J. 8. Roseberry No. 96 Mitia street- ii
offering his Dry Goods at 40 to 50 per cent
below September prices, haring bought since
the great decline.
Go see them. Ilis all true.
Newfoundland Dcos roR Sale Any per
son in want of a superior breed of Newfound
land J)og,Piips, would do well by calling toon
attheaonttieast'cbricV 6f Fifth and Ludlow
streets, where they can be seen.
tfesT"" Go to John W. Darst's, corner Second
and Jefferson , streets for your Fall and Win
cr Dress Goods; also, Clonks, Shawls, Cur
pets, Jtc, just received. dlf.
Professional Cards.
TT? if"' jtEltiu MOMPoir
ATTORN i: - A T - L A W
, 1 . AND ... ,, . . '
NOTAIIY HfBMO:
Wit traunmtn business entrusted lo him with
diliueut-e, trontli'Dtirs auu t'sre. Office nortn
sidu ol Thittl street, la tht rtxm alhO ocntpied ry T
IT. I'hre her, Attoru at Jisw. niatttuiuswly
I Utl Mblll 1-1 HWI.VM.t.t'
Dayton, ohio.
rWllCt'-Ko. Sii Main sin ft. aearlr diwU the
Vr Court Ilousu, ovvr the Dry Uoous Store of Julia
ODLIN iSOAUILL,,
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
Uoi miu'l Uulldliig, Third street,
telldwlf ' DAYTUN, UUIO. '
TaostAS J.O.Umitm. If. P. wm.
1 SMITH A. CPPPV, ;
lTTBJ(liI8.AT. LAW,
11 DATTOH, OHIO.
OPyiCK-CUgg's Building, Third si. 8.iwcm
t ; .i .vmkm liriiAooo'riv
!, (Late Probate Judge,) '!.
ATTORN E Y-AT-L A W,
AVFf CJC-MfOoad story Phillips'1 BttildiBt;,' comer
uUNe,,iua, iMiioi, js4uattliu
Dr. WILUAM EGRY.
NIYSICIAX AM) Sl'KUEOX.
O FUCK Third street, oppoa.te the FuUicBuuare,
Dsyton, Ohio. ffitidll
an ton KKitNAa, I
Attorney and Counselor at Law
BELLEFORTAIKIJ.OHIO,
IV n, I. allend promptly lo all huamrsa mlni'lcl to
nia vara. , ' H.Hy
i. ... . . .-.i I0rjK av tKHtHUN,
iTTO R KB YS -AT - LAW,
OKrtrJB NO. m.THIBDHTRglT, DAYTON
Boom liara'ofore orvnplad Ij 3. A. MoMuhoa. ftrat
Muor Maia ai. a. ,nure-n near slain al. aultluly .
! '1IIOKASO. LOWR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
. , PAVTONt OHIO,
WriLL nive prorrpt altenlioa to all business rn-
TT trumed Ui Ills car.
iimiie inoormao'a KwMfnsr, ThtM strtat. aulOy
-J1I-..-L1H. I'll !
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SG4 t
FRESH
. - 18G4
GROCERIES ! !
Xj we would imiDtl all proni inlercHU. lo if
u a tall.
Oj!S.I3S3rZ3Ii:iIltTITS
! reaohes, Pluma, Btravbrrrirs, Quinrea,
T on ollllackUmo,, aud Clitrnni )hauwrhvva
SPICE
AS I) CYK OYSTERS
alfo.an swoilmaat of Jellies. Middletown dams and
piiila, i-irK, Knn. y t-op.,u.; ia laut .rryumZ
'' hk lwll" tslrW. ToTotaa-ca
ctiwra w nM kj w. krep tha boat amcleoi tout
.Z: ''"z"'1, w.VJ,o'
ii n wm mntiOt M I N il K
all. aod
K A Hi I Hi.
i Main St., a doura blow Marfcai.
dUiimin
T . ' . ' m '
' " " XTLV-xVCS,
'P1?81 ABD KKTAlIi DKALES ilD
! JOBBKR I.V
UHLINERY GOODS.
straw OOOID3 '
.,-. ,..- "
W C,R4PEf 1 f.Q ERS
f " " ltr iuirad1a the Mun.u.
, '""' ' " V' "
' -M-teMiww. y V I
I,ATiTON OHIO,
ant1' "? ,n. ,,D,u,r Promptly au
asa-MHIiaeraandiltialara ianral will do wall to
aiMnina hia stocli boford purjiutaiog elaewaiarw.
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAY EMPIRE
Interesting about Mexico and California.
1 8iK Francisco, January 23. Tha Demo
cratic paper of this city, which is likely to be
well acquainted with the views of Dr. Owin,
and hia friends in this city, who are numer
ous here, publishes the following statement:
We have refrained from indulging in
pruuiaiioua, or expressing any opinion in
regard lo the many reports and rumors rela
ting to the position and designs of Dr. ftwiu
in Mexico, until we could give the exaut
facts, and indisputably vouch lor them. This
we are now prepared to do. bv information
Irom Barclay tlebby, Esq., aecredited agent
ol Dr. tiwin.
The protection of lh Km per or of Mexico,
Maxiirullian, has conveyed or trust deed to
the Emperor Louis Napoleon, 4iunora.Zer.o-
bia, and other Northern States of Mexico, the
Boundaries ot which have not yet been de
termined npon, lo be held and governed by
tue nitter, umior mexican protection, as se
curity lor the claims ol France against Mex
ico. The same is to be restored to Mexico, in
full, upon the payment of the said claims,
with all the private rights secured uuder
French occupation confirmed.
Dr. Givin ia Governor General, or Vice Sec
retary of tbe Emperor of the French, and is
invested with plenary power for the Govern
ment of tbe Slates which have been ceded
and disposed of.
Dr. Gwin has drawn up a code of laws
which have been approved of by the Emperor
of the French, of the most liberal kind, guar
anteeing civil and religious liberty, providing
for the pre-eoipiion purchase of tha public
lands, and regulating thetermsof occupation.
and the use of the silver mines. The Empe
ror of the French guarantees a military force
unaer me direction ol tbe Governor Ueneral
sufficient to maintain the Dublic ueace. and
defend the people ot the Mates against inter,
nal and external force. The p'.licv of Lr.
Gwin, which has the approval ol ouiu iinipe-
rors, is to encourage emigration from tbe
American States, by oAWing the most liberal
terms to settlers, in order to bring intelligent
industry, energy and enterprise, to the devel
opments of the well known resources of the
reg oi so highly favored by the natural advai a
lanes ot soil, climate and mineral wealth, and
to form an enlightened and substantial popu
lation: which wilrreenre permanency and se
curity, and eive strength and power to defend
the States Irom filibustering expedition, which
tha unappropriated riches and semi-barbarous
condition of the people have heretofore in
vited. Mr. Henlv is associated with Maior J C
liidgcs, and both will act as agents of Dr.
Gwin. They ate here for invitinz emieration
to that region.
LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From Savannah.
New York, January 27. The steamer
United States, Irom Savannah brings a report
that the National forces near l'ocotaligo,
South Carolina, had captured two thousand
rebels and tbeir artilltry,
Tbe att-amer Rebecca Clvde with her car
go of food contributed by the people oi this
city for tha sufferers of Savannah, bad reached
the latter place, and tbe ' distribution of the
supplies had commenced. 1
The Mayor of Savannah in his speech ac
cepting the donations, wttrmly thanked the
people of tba North for their liberality and
paid a high compliment to General Geary
Military Governor ol the city, for bis adminis
tration of affairs, and the good order they have
provided.
Idi Heralds Newbern, North 'Carolian
states that the important bridge on tba . Wel-
don over the Roanoke, was almost entirely de
stroyed by the freshets. This is a very seri
ous interference with the transportation of
rebel army supplies ' It is stated months will
he required to repair it .i
large numbers of runaway slaves are con
stantly coming into the Union lines in North
Carolina for tha purpose of enlisting in the
PEACE RUMORS.
Resolutions requesting Jeff Davis to ap
point commissioners to negotiots1 with tbe
Government at Washington for peace, were
presented to the rebel House of Representa
tives, a few days atio, aud referred to the
Foreign Relations Committee by an almost
nanimous vote.
CAPT. SEMMES OF THE JAMES.
The Ilerald's corresoondenL in hia aecount
of the rebel demonstration on the James,
says:
J he notorious pirate Semmes is rerjorted
to have commanded tha expedition. The
rebels believed all our iron clads were at
Wilmington,' and that we had a few wooden
vessels in the river.
They inteoded to force tbeir way throush
and destroy the enormous amount of shippiug
and supplies collected at City Point and Ber
muda liundred.
There ia no doubt the rebels intended to
co-optrate with their land force, as extensive
movements have been observed in Lee a army
around Petersburg.
; 1 he Heet cousiated of three iron clads. three
wooden rams and two small wooden vessels.
lbs Richmond Whig of tha 2-llb says:
Nothing has been offered the South for neate
which it can accept, and these peace move
men ta snow tnat the Xante Uovernment is
I
A
really co.viaoed of it. inability to carry on tb. ,
on
war Is a siiccesaful iasoa.
The rebel 11 oust bas proposed a sweanine
rceasura on tha tobjeot of examptions. It
repeals what it known as tbeNero ExsmDtion
Clause, limits tba exemption of mail contract
ors, and revokes all exemptions aud details
heretofore made bj the President and Secre
tary of War, of parsons fit for active service.
and not within certain particulars.
MEADE SUPERSEDED.
itir
Notwithataudins tha denial attrtbntsd to Geo.'
If I. . L - , I C . , it
aavauo toai uw nas oeen removed irom uie 1
command of tba Arm Of tbe Potomac, It U "u
now ano.out.tea that the two armies of the
James and Potomao have been consolidated. I
and that Sheridan baa been sslected W cos-
mana them, and that auolher command or
Tbe time ha at last some to ltrairr abont
esee, by hard fiehtins: with the odd in oar '
ri'uVrint81"" U P"' intotb "0,th
Dik betsar maj here that ba will knock U
4
Le out of time ia th 6 ret round.
I
dieeffectloa throughout ta
The croakers are denoi
are filled with sharp
ion, showing' great
Iks South. i
enounced as becemin
troublesome, and the women ate -arced to
trown them down, . -
Union and harmony ar demanded, and
there has been an arrest nf a large number of
disloyal citiaemj and soldiers in Kicbmond
Southern Sensation Story.
Washiikito!!, January iT. The Richmond
Dispatch says a ... ,' ,
The city was full of rumors Vfllerr1a,v tnnra
wg, io tne enect Mat ar. armistice ol ninety
days had been agreed npon between the Con
federate and United States. Some went so
far as to stats that the white flag was Hying
on th hostile lins below Uiohmond, These
stories were the tffrpring of idle fancy.
So far from there being an armistice ba
tween tha belligerents, there was mors of
active war yiaterday on the lines below here,
than since last November. 1
Our rams and small wooden boats started
down the river at an early hour, with lbs de
sign of damaging tha Yankee pontoon
bridges near Deep Bottom, their jhiimino.
and, if fortune favored, tbeir storebonaes at
uermuda Hundred and City Point,
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, January 27.
U ARStlMAN 8 FLOUR Red wheat.
wnoieaaie a uo. Ketail fill UK.
WHEAT 1 85.
CORN 100
OATS 70.
RYE 1 2i. ,,
BARLEY 1 6fj16o
COFFKIO u55c.
UtAK 30. ,
SUGAR 26(J283e, per pound.
LitirV KM HUUAK HSc per lb.
CRUSHED SUGAR-36cper lb.
MOLASSES $1 60 per gal. '
RICE 20c per lb.
LARD 25(530.
BUTTER 4U4i. r. '
CHEESE. 3c.
STARCH 12Jc per lb,
nuars zoo per lb.
DRIED APPLES 10(2)121. ii
BEANS None.
EOGS 3,-40 per doi. '
, TOBACCO 90(S,tl 50 per ft).
biiu t u lutajb uper sack.
LEAD 25c per lb. , ( r e
POTATOES 11 OOlSU 25 oer bust
SWEET POTATOES $1 40 per Bushel;
o ii i i nDuinT Qtoiwov per too.
WHISK Y-$2 20.
I
New York Market.
Nsw Yobk,-Jan. 27 Cottbn'dull at R3e;
Hour lOalO. cents better at &8a!) fifl
lor extra state and 10 b&alO 00 for-1 round
hoop Ohio; Wheat, no receipts, and 2a3
cents oetier at i io lor Chicago spring;
Lorn dull aud nominal at 1 tG for
mixed western OaU easier at 1 04!al OS
for western; Pork closed dull at 37 60 for
new mess, 36 60 for '63 and '04, 30 25a31 00
for prime; Lard steady 18al8Jc,
nnitsy nimer. at Z iJinl 3U tor . western;
Petroleum aoiet uiidlfirin at 4Ga47o ornde. 67
for refined in bniidmd HCo-for lies? Dressed
Uoca dull at . lfta.14 for western: Suear
dull at 10a23efot Mnscavado; Batter 3tia
4Ho for Ohio; Cheese tiuiet at 15s24c: Beef
dull and heavy; Cufmeata dull.
New York Market.
heavy; Oold closed i 212J; Money; plenty
at 6. Chicago, Burlington A Quincy 119
Reading 104; 6-20 coupons 100; 10-40's
coupons, iztj; one year certihcatea 97
uniieu mates sixes ot If HI, rnu
pons, 110; New York Central 110; Erie 1 731;
United States sixes 67; 6 21 coupons, 9J
Sterling at 9J;' 10-40 coupons 102J; 7
30's 9iK US sixes of '67 135; 6-20' s, recis.
tered, 8J.
Professional Card.
LAW; NOTICE, v
C. L- VALLANDIGHAM,
JT A9 RteUMID Tni PRACTIO Of LAW.
orrics (for the praaeot) at hia rldaa, Ne.".Jl
Orriusllo'tiaalromlSA.'M. to thraa P. If.
Dittos, O. Novroiher lata, tssl. nOTtltt
T O ;I R IN TER8.
Printing Office for, Sale.
THK oftVaaf tha "Courier," loealed at Klaabaa
vlllo, JBeaou eoantr. Ohio, is for nale.
. Iror partioulara, addreaa
LOOAN A BOY BR,
Davloo, Oh,o.
r 8A1.1-too acre, of 'and, sis milea aoolta of
a- neittoo, nardiu oouaiy. Ohio, lying oa ootto aid
or the CinaiooaM aad Haoduaky Kaiiroad, saar ilud
aon Title Ntatioa.
'1 he laad lioa rolling, and ia timbered with aak, ma
ple, waJoit. charrir. Ivoa. huikon. Am . ha th.. tt
springs of water, a valuaola water poiror oa hi I far
Creak, Iwraly fae head, with llch oroek uotlolua.
talv ItnuroTemanta. a cahla with alviut mu.n a.-Ma
elaarad. Tha wood oa tha laad, if eutaad hauloal ta
Ilia railroad, will pay for tha laud
For terms and othar paruoulars, analy to 1. H.
Pnoa. or W. V. Marouia, beaefoDUiaa, O. lalMdawtl
POCKET BOOK LOHT.-Oaaainvdaylajatthstatw
aeriber lt a hrawn PoiiLet Book ooaUiaioif be
tvieaa aaven aad eiKUt didlare in nons. a small nor.
oim aiir.r cluii-, d a ehaok "O Hn.tmait
A mao'a Bank for HJ, BaraM to Kliaaheth Miller.
iJttV?&
on wifi vajinana r au. . Ana Balaaal or ttia check
has been aloppad..
jaiwrs
1 "'' KUZatlRf g MltLEfC
V ol 1...J,,., aa u.,.i. .. .a. ,1 ..".
"u Volunleere. ComanUaeaoaaniakaaaalraaas wUh
prinVptiy aiTT -'"- " " '"
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vITIC, HO. SSv TH1KI aTKIIT,
r "'qnlraBtoppalauaa'a etboe. Addreee Urease
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JORDAN A JORDAN. ' '
ATTORN BYS AT LAW
H. I COBWEB fUltTH AN! WAINI'T. '
T Ii E . DR A. F T.
300,000!
PREPARE FOR THE DRAFT!
CIIRIHT. R. HXrKf.RR, PRANK ORkUMANN.
KlCHAttt CUAalllltlUJ, JOHN B.SUANK.
A R?r,P",d '"''''"'rartaaBd fill the il"w.a
a v. i..hi,i
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deslda.lw OINOIMNATI, O.
a
Professional.
TX"JQ 56.l 'i '( I EAH,
I fAndftSr th Mt ihrr yenm flurR. n in th tTmtrrj
Htt' Navy, h opened nn offta t No. fl7ft, '1 hirrt
Mrpt, btwtn JrfTVri-on and Hi Clmr atrl. nurlh
td. HoTinghjn) th mIvit"tKi ol Vti HoaptilBiD
hew Tcirk und I'hiimif Iphit. with twtDi; ot
mircftiitul irfttfoe, ttie alTltt'tfd ni-y r-t MKiirpd
by getting hin Kfif i( thnt Uit-y will ohuin rrjr nd
TrntnR , Chut thp dvuni-ed condition ot th Sdemm
of Mfttir nt rno render.
nr WiMntim UivNtITMrrioN, Tnfl'iATiandftll
RKPIHATtihY t'lMEK'-KH BY Mfcl'IOAU IN
HAliATloN the noly ritl.li wtxion known to the
rrottnifin, whn'h hit provn uniT?rKtt' ttu.-nt-.,!
nil in the tnnt and in k.nroe. Ho ireftii alt d ! ttw
of the KY K and Bar, io1I diHtief te-'nii to
Penietpp, and nti rHRuNli; t'OMt'LAINTS what-nn-evfr
may re their rt.aracirr. Themottt incredu
lous will trt? convinctsd el his ftiHwpN bv cuilmir at hia
OffW.e No. 78. Third ftrt, IUn, or by obtaimug
lniLerai m thiiIiii woinn in uirt'uiriixi ffraiuiutlimy
.nnr-f nnrrP irom B O UlOt'K A. M, III
ociin-dw;tm
tto'cluokaf. M
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. A. GKWKK will horeatter uttend turlutirty to
Uorttn onMitrO, and will (LtiT "Hfoti Alien-
ud" to inn treatment OM'H HtSlC IMRKAHRM, fitth
as Ma aaea of the TH BOAT and l-UNl8, of the kiVE
afin.wmufiiiAiUfl Kr KV 1 1UWH, Ai Prim
and HtvcnndHrv HYi'HltJM. jhNi..rhika
KK P, HrKIUIUltKB. IMIMTKN.lV. i.sr.
DnaKa viotiMAM to faiiALia. nrui evtrtf vanity oj
w,..t. avsmtrsr, iiiTTvni mi, tm us oimracu?r.
tmloe hourHironi 7 a m tn 8 p m.
enndaya,7to loam, I to ft in. -
t.tfit'ti Corner of Jetteraon and Fifth at, Dayton,
Ohlo octaimdamw-ii
ary
Professional. Dry Goods.
REDUCED FRIGES.
J. s.
ROSEBERRY,
8 Main Ntreet.
Dry Goods Down Since Septcm-
Dfr.
Having Jlaiat Bow (lit an r BllanalTa Itoeti
GREAT DECLINE OF GOODS
I AM NOW OFFERING MANY OP MY
GOODS
it 40 to 50 Per Cent. Lower
tum thry war Bowajbt In Kail.ra
tuilaa Two W.aks atja
91 En I s o s ,
Tltaia wwrtk 03 as, I sail ait U.
U4LIHOR4I, SHIHT8,
Worlk 06 BO, I all at 04 SO.
disks, Shawls, Cloaking Cloths,
aOSaO CAM BXCKLi
Canton Flannfli.
Bleached Muslin,
Brown Mnnin,
Dresi Goods,
NONE SKLL SO OHKAP
!V J- 8- ROSEBERRY,
no18-wtf 86 Main Street.
Professional. Dry Goods. Clothing.
. WILLIAM WALKBU,
HO. SOI TBIBD 8TRKET, DATTON, OHIO,
( praaarad to aeeomrrMXlat bit caataraars wit.
svarv articla of anllamnfa wptnna ai.nuAi
thalatvat atyla and bat qualitv. Thosa ho w.nl
coats, pants, vaata, ahirfa. hosiery, haankrrchiefl-,
loves, boots, alioaa, alipptra, ta., will So wrll Ic
taaiiaaaaii, airt
KEW FI.01K & FEED STOKE!
Bwt Qualities, at Lowest Prices!
THOMAS R. QILLI8,
TA VINf pun-haasrt tha riaur and fad .lore rs
,or
wa af
u.nUy kept bv atnal, rnurth atmat, a fw
Ol MS1U.
willkaifau haad lha beat quail,
FMU'R, FKEI A0 LinAI,
At th lowaat raia and will dlivsr oo.la to any part
olt'muiiT. Ha will kaspnothias but tha beat, lil
aadlaatva ordara,
50,000 Bushels
PI asid ,W anted.
ijo.ooo ss'a",:
w pautl, at th Flour
STaH FluwH Wauito.l. for whi. h
afhowt nmrkil iinra hi rmMh ill
Pktlfi. at tfa KloUf tuad K stead rrM nfThoa u j,l
lU, 1U tUsr KtMi.1 .) Ho. V KiMirlh Urt, amt
bkn.lytm, hio. TUua. K. utLLlrt.
4
GEd. ZUEBELENS
Celebrated Black Ink!
; Mnuacturd and Kolrl
'; . " 'AT
Wholesalo i and. Eetail
j DAYTON. OHIO.
near the corner ef rranklia aad Ladlow
v NO. 15
a
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maa .lrlf,.l.lllh,.S.rm...h.L..,.-.. !
A raw, aeaeea miles vest of taivtoai, aad i.o milea i
URtiB rtBX F0KS1LI.
! (1
sardiol '.allaaoa. Th. u' IZ. 7J '
. " i;,w-ia;rej r r. i'i.ru, aua in I
tt'thielaw or eolllraUoB Th. balan. la hn.tla .
...,..w. .v.iMMrvTeiueni.ouDaie.oi nrh?B house
au i. iarg. nana nara. f or runhar informative
oa ihe aulaoribar IS Saiiaa aaat ai aa,d farm.
doaldaaaia lAai. UAkBKR.
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T4I.II.IBLB FiKMlIfwal lOBiCCO, IASB8
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: GURMANTOWN8H1P,
FOR SALE ON PARTITION.
e.niiisl Hmerick aad others, arsinsl Nsrv Emenck
sa . iith'Ts'. Ca.e No. y.nm Huperinr Court.
IN o'.itieiMeto Ilia onler of t)i Hupenur tiourt of
BiiattnmrV fi.il Iv, dhio, msde In the ahnTa
oaa-, I ajli ollvf at I atsi Auction, oa ihb rataiMta
7 'rsrlnv, Frlraarv lh, A. I). IMS,
between the houra ol 10 A. M. aud t P. M., the Tol.
Iowiuk real aalate, lately owaed by I homea Emenck,
deiifa.ed in Merman 'I oa nutnp, Montaomer) Coun
ty, Ohio.' Bi-ihK part of aevtlnn 24, man a, rsnie 4
eaet, an.j aui1ivuied Into luta and parcels aad ao
praid as lolloa.: r
U No 'iHmn nnlng at a plsntrd .tone set for tha
nurihwent oorn.r ol the northeast nunrterol .aid se
tion Mi ilienoi norih sr. 46' e..t. ai ,kim. .long the
north line tpi asid quarter to asiate; lliooi-e ei.ulh
"4y, ratat Kolea hia .Hirsr tree 24 lu diameler,
marhed 'ora corner; lhen-a aouih H4 4V,ra.t us 4 u
poles K'the na.irtl. ol ,h l.erniHii own amtMiutle
loait turnpike roa-ls thent e aouih as If, Weat tia
3 In oleaalonv said road to a e .rner; thence i-oiith
4s west lis pole. Hlona .aid lo.dto a orneri them e
scnih 44" M, .st u S ill jlea to a planied atone ael
lor the souihae.t corner of said qiiaiter seeliou
lhei.ee nnrlh 4, west l.W ft-lll pole. kIiik the e.t
line ol esid qi arteraeiMioiitothe place ol tevitininu'
comaininii a ity Ihiee (lit) acie., more or ie. .
praieed al emy (Mi) dollars per acre, nj, to the
,.e.TMie,itui irnooiiHrn per eiinum to harsh leum r
iliinna her natural hie i.nti to li.r hie eMatc in the
house and lot drt ol anid premiaea) nuw oocu iai
by i.er.
IaiI .Vo. .1 -Heainnlns; a' a planted atone set Ihr the
snuthwesl corner o eniil qiiarieraetitioni thence north
44" M, east W u-lu i o es aloiia the Uermanlown and
MiduH)ion uirafHke'riiad ua ooriaari ilienca norm
4'J, eaut US pole, aloha said roe.1 to a corner; thence
.oulh W, east KJI pole, to a. take uulhe south line ol
Halu qiianer; tticuce aouih si,", ae.t an poles io tha
placi, of b ainniiiK. conlaimim Is s acr. , m,.re or
o-a, appramed,,cr o) dower, at liny (4o) dollars per
Lot Ko. 4 HenitiDinitat Itie aouthea.t comer or mt
No ;i, tu the south line uauid quarter aectior; thence
u rill M", west lit poll a to the middle ol the tier,
mnniparn and Middleman lursiaaa road, . thence
uorlh M' l.V, a ,st Hi 4 1(1 nI, h .Ioiik .aid road to a
corner; thcuce .ouili71', eat 'M pulo. to a ebtke aet
lor a corticr; thence south 3 41, esal 66 B-lll p.dea to
astsko on ihe .ouih hue o Haul quaiter, set lor a cor
ner; Iheiico noiilh eii", weatau ie alouu the au,ih
line ol eai.l quarter to Ihe place ol bt-fl'llllllla-, uonlaill
llw l-'l.au acies, more or lew, acpraist d, irec ol dower
ai Mitt (fsj) dollars per a-re.
JmI Ao. a )leKiunii u at planted stoue set for tha
southeast corner of said quarter aeulioo; thence aouth
atw, weat 4u poiea alonti the south liue of aaid quarter
loaaiakeeetlorecomer; thence north a. Ji ....
66 Kin cole, lo a atake ttrit rthe norili-s-t corner of
Lot aio 4; thence aouth Ta4. aat42 polea to a atake
on Hie eHt line ol hhui uuarter. aet ior a ,, nn.ee- ti.......
aoutb ae 41, esat 40 polea lo the place or heumn
conuiiiiiiK 11 aa acres, mote or lets, ann allied. ii ,
Irom Ooa er, at aeTeuty (TU)dollara per acre.
Lot Ao, a-rWamnina at the nixllieaai corner of 1 ot
yo.u: thence lioith weat SO nolee in ih.
ol the l.ermimloan and Miodleti u luininke n...i-
then e north M 1,V, . net 40 u 10 lailea aloui, -ruI r,,..l
a stsae set lor a cornet: iheoi;., nmi, rj .
60 pole, to a slake aet lor a comer . n,J u. ,
line nl eaid uuarter eeclli.n: them-e n, mo a,j
w ,,oiee muk nie eaai liue Ol aal.i qllaner to the place
oi ln uiiing, contsiimiKlii.61 a ia, moie or leea, an-praiiH-d
at Bit Mj dollars per aure, tree iroin
dower.
K.llher parcel can sell tor leas than two-thirds ol
tba ap; raiaaineal lhareo',- . . -, u . .
TCRMS OF gALB. '
One-third of purch.se money payable on dsv of
sale; the residue in equal payments in one and two
yeara Irom day ol sale, with miereat, and secured t,v
mortgage on the remise.. '
OKKIN O. H. DAVIDSON,
Stierid oi Montaouiery County. O
Coaovaa A Csaiuii..o. Att ya. jsnj w6
EXECUTOR'S SALK OF KKAL ESTATE
' ( ( " . avraa
TOWN H ALL I MUMIbBUIlu, OJIIO. v
ON .TtIRDAY,JtNltART28.18.H, will be ,d
at puuhu.ale.iUOauroaui land belonainit lo the
s'stsol John Biu.ti, deo-ased, l.lngons mie north
of Mlamuburg-, and dl Tided into aeveu tracts or
parcels-
'J lie first tractthe homestead rontaina as acrea
has the improTeineuta upon it, consisting ol a larae
toe Iraliie hoiina.a large barn, an orchard of n-uit
trees ol every laneiy, Macres ol good timber, and
toaeolj is eqinil lo any upland, a id baaalau eereral
m. r,,..KB Mj one oi winch fl ,
nouae.
fouuUlu lo the door of tba dwelling
he second tract containa Sacre.. anH i. n,. i..t.
est Uiaun tiottom.
'Ihe tlurd tract coaUiaa 13 acres, and is also rich
rirer is ttom.
The fourih tract contains 33 acrea, li acre, of which
is timls-r land.
'1 he tlllh ami alith tracts contain 20 acres each Iv
In, aide ty aide, in aequars abapa.and la Una Ur'el
land, tiij loot ul wuich oatt oa eultiTaied with
eaae.
'ihoaaveoth iractcon(alna7 acree, and be a i acrea
?il",itr "-,u The enure lot laood level laod.
IbltM One.third caab on or baloia AbriU.lti6
one lluiileu the let day ol Apnl, latii, and oue-Uurd
April 1, 1807, Proviued, (lie widow Haum surriTa
aid dale then lo be due and payables nionl lis aller
her deceaee; Oi icrred ..yienl to tar intereat aud
to 1 eecured by mortgage on Ihe premises.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock on aaidiisv
, .. . OKiiKOE A 1,KUV'E,
janOwtt kiecutor ol John Haum, daceaeed
OF REAL
ivid f. payer, Adnnnistratcrof I'anicl R. Careen,
deceased, aiu.t Cauiarine Caraon, widow, at
ADMINI8TRAXOUS SALE
KSIATK
Or ai
HOUSC AND UM OS THK CORSKU OF WATNI
ANU.JuNt BTtiKKTei.
DsTid V
de,
fti.
IN ,ntrBUiK'e ef rnn ornr jrrwntrd h iht Pr
Court of Mont(imry county, Ohio, 1 will offer fur
lie, mi put it ftiiotiou, on
(Snwrrrrty. Achniarv 11. Wdl.
At ih rimr of th 4uri Houtt in tnciir IT'on
ti4iwwn ihtt honrtsof two ! fs.i.r AViit u 1
mud Uti.'HnwitK ritpnr-Mt rrl sMa: Sunrn
in ih fity otf liavon.ta th unty of Mntr"iiirT
nJ v ohio, U-wft: Lot umlvcrvd two ihonar.i
ntia humirtxi and f r iy-ttir-a (yiu of in rTi4
nunihik on the pint oi sudciivoi I. tun
tai(i prot.rty m oituated uion tha corner of Wayne
nl Jo h tr-t th lot in large and inutrovtojeuts
god. AppmiMd NtSl.aHC.
i erniH oi ami, ft aim in hand; f in one year, end
H in two yearf friu (he day of a.: delerraxi nv.
uipnto to iar mrajait and tie rciired by mortiiiKi
ou the prpmi. l. K. htV KK?
Ann, i oi in mum of Umntei Ifc. catws rfnt'd. 1 (
W- U. Bklvilub, Attorney. JhIIwU
PETITION FOR TAUTITION
Mery Huher y. tvrr Huhr, Jacob FIuhr, John
m iiuu)i.HaiiiM(uwr,njk nulxrr, aud Ann K
Hlibnr.
Curl of Common IMi-m of Montgomery coanty
onio. lo I' rut ion. .
rTtTHtB, of the 8ute of Itlinola, Jawsob
I Hutwr, of Ht. Joseith county, Indiana, John ti
huber, Marth Huar, Alice Hubr end Ana k. tiulc
mu oi inmiiKomarji roautf i.uio. will take none- that
pfUtion wa. ai.i attmnait thm on th wit, dy of
January, Ui, m ih Court it Oomwiou Pi-aw of
Mnl(ontry county, Ohm, by Mnry Huoer, and ia
mow tM'taduiir, whrin ttaud Mary U uor demnndH iar
tilion of tbe foilowiajf ral eaUit, t-wit: tiui.u m
tlat- uouniy of Moniompry and Hut of Ohio, lot No
3.U.. on W inbrrunr' atidiiion to the town of M iatn
ifturn, in aud: county, a at of which i. rcordd m
Plat Rouit A, '( ul itv raJ-wrdMof Monlusrurrr i
tHHinty, 4Hir and that ai the nxi form of aaid t;ourt
the a-aid Mry tiubirwill apply tor an order Lkl imr--sQon
may be mava of aaid prviuiaewn
MART Hl'UKK.
,aaiw
pm QT, Attorney.
NOTICE
. wiTcaaau t. v anus. cuaaaoa.
rpB K nnderaijrned hare eaUUi.hed aa aMe ta this
I eity fur the imruoM ml ruruahina rasiraila and
auhttutea lo (til the quota ol ihe eub-dielraa ia th.
Third Coeirra.aionaJ Uiatmdoi 4hii,uadar the i.i
oall rd Ihe I're.ident for iasi.uoo men.
OUk-e oa Thir.1 street, one door east of Ike Foaenr
So, up atatra. room N I. '
deride. ti MITt liaLL, MILLKRA LANflKHI.
MILITARY!!
PREPAilE' F0RinK ' DRAFT
T' XtiX -Il'ujf 53
'"" "" a v'ra. an i are prepared to All tha
f'T.'V"'"" '" d..,U,
. JtM'H
quelaa of the Tannua auh-d atra-la at the loweet raaea.
v ua aoall t-(ore K,u elaea her. he hlaheat
,erea tittna-ieg ua fat'.rmta.
a. U b SI aj nrtuar I . . i -., .
1 .. . i-.. - .Tj aa-tatia.
WTdairld KM Third strati nhle m t.
- " 'T' 0nl'' "'''
"VAL.la:. P Nolan's OnV.ha.baw ra.
V moTed irom Clesa'a Huildiaa to a Maia atiant
ele.e haooad aad aird aaMaMa, evar at r. kaaMber.
MuST-WSawo