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City and Other Matters.
JujP'Oo lo .John W. Dnrst's, corner Second
and Jefferson streets fur your Full and Win
ler Drt-ss Oooils; b'io, Cl.iaks, Shawls, Car
pets, Ac , just rewired, dtf.
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Wanted One hundred dollars pnr month
for tnn active Agents. Call at tlia Office of
tha Phillip's House. Jas. Smith.
Frnlt Trees, Shrubbery, &c Now is the
best season of (he year for transplanting, and
all who desire fruit trees and alirnlibery shonld
tntke trail (' It) flr$e? Bt', 'cortiar pf
First and' Ludlow-'slreet Dayton, is connected
with man of the beat nurseries, and is pre
pared to fill all orders in the above line. Oirs
him a call. oct7-3wd. r
New Meat and Provision Store.
M. Stockert, at his stand on Market street
north side, a few doors west of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
SaanAge, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Ekks.Ao.,
Jto , all fresh and of the best quality. Uis
old friends and customers, and the public,
are invited to give him a call.
Lunch at the Goodwin Home Saloon.
Josh Pliri.iN will set oue of his choicest
Lunches to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock, at
his Saloon in the Goodwin House. Those
who are acquainted with Josh's style will not
fail to be with him at the appointed boor.
Notice. John B. and Reuben Wolfrey.
supposed to be in Logan county, Ohio, are
notified that their father is now six miles
north of Dayton, on the Covington pike, and
would like to see them immediately. ltw
Notice. The Democratic Central Com'
tnittee will meet at the Sheriffs office on
Tuesday evening. l-.verj member is earnest.
ly requested to be promptly in attendance.
Wm. Patton, Chairman. ,
at :. .. .
Pocket Picking. Under ihe present flov.
ernment of the city, crime seems to be rapidly
oa the increase. Fifty dollars were taken
from the pocket of a gentleman on Saturday
evening at the Post Office corner ; and anoth
r gentleman lost a like sum in the same man
ner at the Union Depot.
Toys, China Vases and Fancy Goods
C. i'. Ho her 4 Sea, No. Vi aaCCiSO Third
street, keep constantly on hand a large etock
ol these goodH, which they will sell at vhole
eale or retail, at low prices. wljatil'65.
New Phase of Despotism Several busi
ness houses in Baltimore have been closed by
military authority. The tyrants do not con"
descend to disclose the rt-asuus for this arhi.
trary proceeding. . .
Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Inqui
rer very unreliable claims that official re
turns show a Black Republican nuijorily in
Pennsylvania. Don't believe it.
Information Wanted. How much will
Robert W Steele five for the arrest of the vil
lains who in so cowardly and brutal a manner
assaulted lion 3 & Cox at Richmond ?
Pure Sweet Cider
FRESH FROM THE PRESS EVERY DAT
AT
L. L. G 1 1 1 1 1 a n d ' s
Na. V, Market Street.
He has put up a cider press, and is mak
ing cider -expressly- for Family nse, which
he sells by the quart or larger quantities.
octlS-lmd
Just Published. Biographical Mem
oir of Clement L. Vallandigham by hit
Brother. A handsomely printed pamphlet
of 64 octavo pages. This is a document of
nnnsnal value and interest ; entirely authen
tic and reliable. Every statement in it per
sonal or otherwise can be strictly verified. The
work it wanted everywhefe, immediately by
hundreds of tbonanuds.' ' Pries delivered 26
cents. " '
Country dealers can be supplied through
the channels by which they receive their New
York papers, and at our lowest wholesale
price. The commissions charged by tha News
Companies being paid by na.
Every editor who is disposed to aid in giv
ing this pamphlet a wide circulation. It invited
to insert (hit tulvtr JeeiuefH and ttravon'ut
for copies of Ihe Memoir to the amount of his
bill, to be sent in a package ordered by any
one in his vicinity. Wai.tkb & Co, Publish
ers of "Books for the Times" Ac. No. 19 City
Hall Square, New York August 1. 1864.
Aug. Sth, 164. ' n dtf.
NOTIOB-AMMONY.ri.niel Rn.h Is hereby
notified thai Mary liu.h, hiswile has Uteri a
petition lor AlitooDy axeintt turn on aomtunl of wilAil
daaerUon and gross nejtlert of duiyand thai eaidi-eee
will be heard at the November Term uf the Court 01
Common Pleaa of Montgomery oounlv, ISttt.
Hub a sloMAIION.
aepteker 1st UMt. eepU-wUw
NOTICE. "
Sarah O. twvia, vs Joeepb W. lierle.
KTOTlUK ia hereby given to Joseph W. Ilevis,'
11 whoaa plaoe of reeideoce is Ubaoown, that barab
O. Davis liaa Sled her peUuon lo tha Court of Com
mon Pleas ot Atnula-oiuerj .Aunty, Ohio, shars-lug
said bam with groin nleol of duly aud eilreme
cruelty; and akm that Wh may be dlvomed from
nun. Ha.d peiituie, vdl siaad, for bearing at Ida next
lerm of said court.
Jiilyllu.iM. , . i SAKAB O. IIAVlH.
by W. U. BaAviLLt.Ail'y. jyaa-woe
.0 YES! 0 YE31
THB undersigned Ia a dale licensed AueSoaeer
lor Montgomery oounly, and mil oiy sates, aa
eltenaa hia eorvioes, niay be in demand.
P arsons who have not taaen outiigeuaeV wills at
tended lo, If thay violate Cliu law.
N. H. Leeldenoe snnloa snuth-eaat of MIAMI.
UVH'i. Ordaralfi't wilh IOIIN KIHL'K. Ir.. of tins
GLAY, Mlamubure on Main afreet, will be alUndeA,
to. tl' ,! I GuL waOHt.a H8KK.
auglCwlwoy
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Night's Dispatches.
Exciting Intelligence from Sherman's
Army.
Cuattanoooa, October 15. Major General
Schofield arrived here today, aud assumed
general direetinn of nfTairs. The enemy are
reported in force at Dalton.
Colonel Johnson, 44th colored infantry,
was making n determined defense. Chatta
nooga ia strongly fortified, and amply sup
plied with troops enough lo make a protract
ed and successful defense.
Sherman is close on Hood's rear, and will
undoubtedly make it a hornet's nest for him.
Latest from Chattanooga.
Chdttanoooa, October 16, 9 P.M. Re
ports of scouts failed to show the presence of
any considerable body of the enemy north of
Tunnel Hill. Walker and Whitfield counties
are undoubtedly occupied by a small body of
rebel cavalry, who are not very effective In
destroying the railroad. Though they had
fiossession of Dalton, but little damage isbe
ieved to be done.
OfhYers.blockaded here en route for the
front, have been ordered to prepare to join
their commands at once. General 8?hotield
sent a strong recounnitering party to day lo
ascertain the wbereabonta of the rebels.
Their column is said to be moving toward the
west
Scouts of the 44th oolnred garrison at Dal
too, who escaped after Colonel Johnson sur-
rendered to-day, give numerous accounts of
aflairs. 1 hey were on picket and wanted to
fight. They knocked over the flag-bearer at
first, and after the surrender many refused to
be rauput. '
mnggoiti aud intermediate points are
slrenglhened by General Schofield. Nothing
definite as to Sherman's whereabouts, ile
is known to be energetically at work to open
ana Keep open the route to Atlanta, no mat
ter what rebel column intervenes.
Reported Capture of Dalton by the Rebels
—Abundant Supplies at Atlanta.
Chattanooga, October IS, 9 P. M. Our
forces recaptured Ringgold, and the block
house three mi lis in advauce, and found the
railroad ana bridges sale.
It is generally believed that Dalton, with
the 4Ulh colored, snrreudered to' Hood s ar
my yeslerdnv, but nothing baa been officially
received. IN o communication yet with oner
man.
There was abundant supplies at Atlanta, in
anticipation ol such movements br the rebels
Major General Steadman had arrived, and
assumed command of this district Six months
supplies are on hand, and the officers of the
army feel that Hood ia making a movement
that will certainly prove disastrous to him
A Sharp Fight.
New York, October 16. The Herald's cor
respondent with the army before Richmond
says .
1 An important reconnoisancn was made last
Thursday, by two divisions of the Tenth Corps
anner ueneral Jerry, proceeded to the right
oi our rignt.
Alter advancing some distance thay cams
upon and drove in the rebel pickets and con
tinued on to the central or Darbytown road
running up to Kicnmond.
J bey had. not gone far before they were met
by opposing skirmtsbers, and pressing on onr
men found themselves in front of a new and
formidable line of rebel works strongly garris
oned Uf uoxe s and r leid s divisious.
inis was an important discovery. J heee
works have been built since the battle of the
iiOtb alt., and were designed to supply the
piece ot mose lasen irom ins rebels men.
I be eremy opened ou onr men and a severe
bgbt ensued.
General lerry made an aesaultonthe for
tifications, but deeming it impracticable to
take them with the force at his disposal, aud
having satisfactorily accomplished bis designs
reiurnea to camp.
As soon as his troops commenoed to with
draw, the rebels sallied out anp attacked us,
but tbey were severely repulsed, their- dead
and wonnded thickly strewiug the ground.
Alter that, our force was allowed to return
unmolested.
Our loss was 400. The enemy suffered to
an equal extent. A portion of the army of
too .rotomac is set near tns sontn side ol the
railroad. They can hear the trains this morn-'Off-
Lee Reinforced.
Nkw Yohk, October 16. Tb Beralli
Eighteenth Corps correspondent on the 11th
says: The rebel force ia onr fiout is being
rapidly replaced by Idea's veterans, wbioh was
at brat composed entirely of impressed ma-
. .. : 1 -t ..it j - . : . i . u .
wi'ai m Mil uonunpuuiis, tliai cuuiq ue Beiaea
iu Kicnmond. the prisons even were emptied
to defend the city. Iee is kept constantly on
the move, brst north of the James, then south
ot retersburg, and the strain apou bis phys
ical endurance is very great.
ine rebel works in tront of rort Uarrison
are to constructed as to eompletsly enfilade
each other, directly in front of them. The
taking of these works appears to be the next
uiuva ut tuis army, out u win ne a naiardous
one.
The Situation in Missouri.
St. Louis, Oct. 16. About 2,000 rebels,
ith two pieces of artillery, under Jeff.
Thompson, attacked Sodalia at two o'olcck
yesterday, and drove the miliua out of the
place. The few militia in the fort resisted
the attack, but finally surrendered. The men
were paroled ou the spot The ctlitens were
released without parole. The rebels left dar
ing the nigbt, end the Federal Infantry force
arrived here this morning. The rebels rob
bed the stores, aud secured thousands ef dol
lars worth of clothing, boots and shoes, aud
burned the Water Station, but did no other
injury to the railroad. The rolling stock was
all sent to Tipton. Price is reported moving
on Lexington. Bill Anderson cut lbs North
Missouri railroad at High Hill; also reported
to have visited New Florence. Anderson says
his only orders are to raise bell is North Mis-
MORNING REPORT
Particulars of the Late Rebel Victory.
Ntw York,. Octobat 17 The Uenlii
correspondent with Butler on tbe lutbsays:
The Lusees in tha reconnoisancn np the Dar
bytown road on the 13tb, are In the aggregate
18 officers and 862 men. Of these 3 officers
and 33 men were killed, 14 officers and 2Vt
men wore wounded, and 1 officer and 23 mou
missiug.
The enemy's firing nti Dutch Gap canal,
has ceased since Gen. Butler placed a uuin
ber of rebel prisoners in it.
The trees on the river bank in front of the
18th Corps, are being cut down by the rebels,
in order to give them a better view of the op
erations on our side. '
Kaulr,'a cavalry, on the extreme right, are
still holding the advanced position gained io
Thursday's reconnotsance, and it is not da
signed to abandon it
We have received Gen. Lee's official report
of this affair, also the Richmond Enquirer!
account oi it, both ot wbicb, ot course, claim
a rebel victory.
No new movement in either the army of the
rotomac or the army ot the James are report
ed. At the date of the latest accounts the rebels
were observed to be massing their cavalry
on our left, with the supposed intention of
making a dash on oar forces on the Weldon
Railroad.
Conflicting Reports for Pennsylvania.
The Tribune's Washington special claims
over 3,000 lllack Republican majority on the
Pennsylvania heme vote, based on the latest
returns from Philadelphia and Ilarnsbnrg.
The World figures a Democratic majority on
the home vote of 660, and insists that they
have carried the State. The Tribune claims
a Union majority, with the soldier's vote, of
zu,uuu.
Subjugation of Maryland a
of 500.
A Washington special to the Tribune savs
Uio majority for the new Maryland Constitu
tion will be about 500. Voorbees, member of
Congress, Indiana, is re elected bv not less
than 100 majority, but a gross illegality is to
oe contested, which it is believed will alter Ihe
result
Cairo, Oct. 10 The steamer Forsylhe
from New Orleans, arrived on the 10th, with
sixty-one bijes of cotton. There seems lobe
no change 1u tha cotton markpt tn-dar.
A Natchez letter of the Sen says thirteen
flags were recaptured by the St. Earl wlnl
being sent to the rebel headquarters on the
east siae oi the river, which mostly belonged
to Indiana regiments. The mail was captur
ed at tbe same lime which contained full rn-
turns of lk.3 rebel forces on the west side of
tbe river, and a letter Irom the Gov. of Louia.
iano lo the Confederate Government, recom
mencing me arming ol negroes.
Capt. J. H. Odlin, Gen. Bravmsu'a Adi't
General, charged with bribing, has been hon-
uiauij mquiueu oy me vouri martial, ana re
stored to duty.
, The steamer Irvin blew np Cumberland
river, near Edyaville, yesterday morning, and
six or seven of her crew were kilitd.
' Admiral Porter has sunt for some ol Lis
best ofheers to join him in his new com
aiand
St. Loins, Oct. 1&-The Democrats of Jef
ferson City, in a special dispatch, says the Pa
cific Railroad is running to Lamina bridge,
and that troops are being rapidly sent there.
1 Gen Fisk leaves in tbs morning on an im
portant reconnoisance. Gen. Pleassiiton
starts for ths front to-morrow to take com
mand of tbe cavalry, and it is believed if our
mounted troops move rapidly, Price's train
will be. captured Piice's force is divided.
either part which can be easily defeuted if
overissen. nanborne s cavalry is in hot pnr
snit of Jeff. Thompson.
of 500. LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
High-Handed Despotism in Baltimore.
Bai.timoric, October 17. There is a great
sensation here to day caused by the seizure.
w ... r .. .
uj military autnoriiies, ol several large busi
ness houses aud closing their establishments
Nothing definite is known regarding the cause,
but it is said they are engaged in contraband
trade ana rehel mail carrying.
The establishments seized are Hamilton
Eastern 4 Co. Dry Goods: Chan K Wait.
dt Lo, Hardware; Jordan A Chase. CloLhins.
and Queensware houses of Wrisfelt Brothers,
on Daiumore street,
Foreign News.
FATnia Point, Oct. 17. The' steamer Da
mascas from Liverpool 26th. via Londonder
ry itn, passed here. Ihe rebel loan declined
too7o8c.
Cotton open dull wilh.a decline of talc hat
oiosea nrmer to day.
uonsols clossa at BbsHBf i or money,
Bullion Bauk of England has decreased
one hundred and twenty-three thousand
pounds.
American stocks irregular.
By the steamer City of Washington. Liver
pool the 6th we have the following ,
Miss Slidelland M. Elangerwera married
at Paris with much pomp.
mace charges Loburn with never intending
to fight, and claims stakes,
Bad Authority for a Black
Bad Authority for a Black Republican Majority in Pennsylvania.
PaiLADtLMiA, October IT. The Inquir
er says :
Correct returns foot nn tbs Union mainritv
on the home vote at 3,635.
The Two Candidates—A Contrast.
"The UNION it the one condition of rjeace.
we ask no more." HfcCUUan.
"Tovkomit stay concern :
Any proposition which erabraaes the resto
ration of peaeeM he integrity of the whole
Union and the ABANDONMENT OK SLA
VERY, will bo considered bv iheExm-u tivo at
the United States." Lincoln.
1 here yoe have it You who era in faveir
of the restoration of the Union and a cessa
tion uf war, for the benefit of the white man,
will support McClellan ; while all who are in
fovor of more war to free the negroes will sap
port Liucoln. i
"The Last Hope."
Ex President Fillmore, in his recant latter
of September 28th savs: "I look upon the
election ef General MeOlellan at tk LAST
HOPE for the reetoration of Ihe Union, und
honorable peace, and the eecvrihi of perianal
uotrty; i
Millard t illmors is not of the Democratic I
party, and has sever been, Us was an OIJ
Wbij, and his . education and associations
wars such aa to inelint hi at to affiliate with
Flth
this
. he
Vi.
tte Lincoln party. Rut ha chooses, at
time, to cast hit lot politically with those he ji
hat heretofore been in ounoaition to. His w
reason for doio so bs gives. It it because
-VTOTIOa.-B
Jr
he looks upou the uli-clion of General McClal
lii as the last hope for the restoration of the
Union, an honorable peace abd the security f
personal liberty.
The Democratic Gain of 40,000
Votes at the Late Election.
Who weuld have thought, from tbe Repub
lican shonts after our late election, that their
majority in Ohio had been rednned from (ilf
Uliu, in IHM, to 21,000, in 1864 7 In other
words, they have already lost two-thirds of
their majority on the home vote. Consider
ing the tremendous odds wiib which the Ohio
Democracy went iuto the canvass, this gain of
4U,tiU0 rotes is a splendid result We ought
to be able to sweep away the remainder in
November.
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, October 14.
HARSH MAN'S ' FLOUR Red wheat,
wholesale 11 U0. Retail f 1 1 60.
WHEAT $1 80.
CORN 110
OATS 70.
RYE 1 451 fiO.'
BARLEY 1 5(4I60,
TEAS 12 60f62 00.
COFFEE 6860c.
SUGAR :io.
COFFEE SUGAR 3H,35c per lb.
HARD REFINED SUGAR :t7jc per lb.
MOLASSES (1 3.jQj)140 per gal.
RICE 2 lie pi-r lb.
LARD 25fi):i0. '
BUTTER t((ai50.
CHEESE. 23(ay,!5.
STARCH 12Jo per tb.
SOAl'S 20o per lb.
DRIED PEACHES 26(3)22.
DRIED APPLES 16(5)20.
BEANS Per bushel 2 f03 00.
EGGS 18 per dnz
TOBACCO 'J0110 per lb.
SHOT $5 00 per sack.
LEAD 26c pnr lb.
POTATOES 2 25 per bush.
HAY Timothy $:)0 per ton.
WHISKY 1 HO.
TOMATOES $2 50 per bush.
New York Market.
Nbw Yoiik, Oct. 16 Cotton quiet at 1 22
al 27: Flour opened 25o better and closed
dull, and improvement nearly all lost, 9 40a
no tor extra state, 10 2ual0 75 for round
hoop Ohio; Wheat opeued 3a6c better and
closed dull, and improvement nearly nil lost;
1 y:az II.) tor Uhicago spring, 1 rju2 04 for
Milwaukee club, and 2 16a2 20 fur winter red
western; Corn better at 1 54a 1 65 for mixed
Western, closing at 1 64; Oats quiet and la
2c better at 86a87o for western; Pork dull,
heavy and lower at f:i'J,-vl0 for mess, $43a4:i
26 for new, and $3!bt40 for prime: Lard quiet
at 20u22c; Whisky firmer nt 1 75al 7, Pe
troleum quiet at 44a45c for crude, 67u68c
for refined in bond, end 81c free.
New York Stock Markets.
Ntw Yoait, Oct. 1C Slocks better and
cloe weak; Gold opened at 223 and closed ut
218; N Y C 120; Erie 97 i: Readins- 122; U
3 sixes of '81, coupons, 106; 6 2!) coupons
1(18; 10-40 coupons 94; one year certificates
Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co
VIRE IVt
lk? u AND ASHETS -M,MSi
NO BORI V Ul V I I) J2 NDS
Fronts Dlvldfld In Cash Among Stock and
roncy Holders.
Takea Marine hatordp of all Itiii.Ih. Kira n.k. ot,
imllilinxft, MM-cnautlm. ruruiuire. Vawwh in I'orL.
aua uie MHter oiaoa ot rnKs Keuarally.
Ulrsctori!
Wm. Hart, f. (Ihnmbetlia,
K. Helton, J. p. Robiuaua,
AniKHS Hlnue, Jr., V, in. Wtlliue,
I,. l. Hudson, w. M.Uvmm,
H. Unrreleon, . W. Peltou,
A. J. Hree.l. '
Olflee Ovmlt's Vxchatiee. foot or Blinari
VIO yd rail is, uuiu,
ul
DR. E. O.MJ'S il'I'Ul.V niC.M lH
Dr. Cone nay be consulted as follows:
T 1 it
iu rwm, st uin i mu House, on Mon
days, Nov 7; Deo 12; Juu 1C; Feb 20, March
e7; May 1.
In 1 any, at Ihe Morris House, nn Tuesdays.
Nov 8; Dec 13, Jan 17; Feb 21; March 28;
May J.
in uattov, si me rniliins ticune. on
Wednesdays, Nov 9; Dec 14; Jan IK; Feb 22;
March 2ti, May 3.
In ACKIA, at the Uivlinir House, on 1'hurs-
aays, imov iu; Ueo IA; Jan 19; Kb 2:t; March
JO; May 4.
in DrKinOriRLD, at Me tvnaub Holme, on
i nursuays, nov 3; uoo it); Jan 12; Feb lb;
marcn i.i; April n.
In UKLLEroNTAiKK, at the liran House, on
Fridays, Nov 4; Deo 9; Jan 13; Feb 17; March
24; April 28.
Dr. Cons has practiced in tbs above nieces
www. w.a ;.m,i, wiiu ne uiuii irratiiyinfr suc-
cesa He treats all forms of chronic disea
Kni.t Asa wo., H:,k . 1. . . l.I .
se, ana: avails of all Improvements, in all
schools of medicine. No charge for consul
tation, Out cnasn tor mediuiues. Consult Dr,
Cone befora it is too lata.
mt-rmt
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NOTICE
Ut Kn-'oaer,
vs.
Mont. Com.
Pleaa.
Frank Kngeoer,
O AiO Frank Cneaaer li
uerel-y
U a
said hltL. Luu .. i u -I on Ire aoh .!. uu.
temuera I, l-t, u,o htr pt-l tiou in the clera'a
ii m nii i.giin oi uommon rinea wilnm and lor
inaviMiuijui eioinaooiery auo mate of Ohio, charu-
ium; Into wtlh haUlul dniukeoueae, and eilreine
uruvny nun wkiiik mat ana may be divorced Irom
the eaid Freak Kimm-r, which )uVmoa will atend tor
hearms: at the neat fiuVuuibar Tarro, A. 1. i04 ol
tourv Kl.liiA fcKOKehK,
Hy Ii.vid A. Hook, her Atl'y.
il.lvoa, Sepieuitwr SSil, lM- sep-7-w6w
FREDERICK REECH8TETTLR '8 Estate
NOTICK la herehr ieeu ll.atUie suheenher has
been annoiute.1 and tiiubinwl u n.....
uiihwi ui riMwmK aju-netetler, talc of H.eit-
aomery oouaty, deceaed.
All peraoua haviua
aaaiasi aaiu eitete ere rei
tueoi duly authn!Mted.
date ere reueled pjooiutly to oroaenl
JUH . HANIH..r-
Adinlnlelratiir.
aenel
Mittaaaa, try.
JACOB SCHROKDKR"! KiATK.
ONllieSad day of BenVmbi-i, A. I), lest the ua.
deraixned waa appointeu aud uuaiaaS ae kix-u-iris
Of the eitete ol Jaoob Htiroe-W. lale ut atoai.
(uinary oouuty, Ohio, dmieaeed,
.ep24 lw AMTONKTIA t. St'll KntllKR.
tha VMh oi Heptemlair, l.4. Sarah
" "'fi S'uthar peUlioa la the Court ol
Vom,no "asse! MoiilKomcry eounly, Oluo.uaioet
Jo,1 kap . pi-hum :or a diroroe r Ceu.e
now aoaeuce lor moiu tiiau three years.
I.L1X1N FITCH,
seplt-wsw AUoruey's,
lor
a1'
out
New Advertisements.
SUKKIFF'S HALE.
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The I nylon Lund IiOoomotiTn MiwhiDw M ami fact ttr
1DH ikiinpftny.
No 8i Mnulhtomfiry County 8upHor Court.
BT TirUiwOften rxfwniiniiri mitimd in thin
cp, will fiilwr i IuMh Km mi tli Hhop of A.
HoUftD, No. Z3 fc rnt itrtet, l.yiou. OIud.od
8ATUKOAY, Notpmber 29th 18C4.
mt SoVlork P M rf xni(i ly thd fot lowing go ml- nod
chiiitlPis to-wit i Ore Hifmtn WitHoii wiih two Kiikidn
ftttnctiHfi. 'I n ken in execution nm the property of
Peter ltrUorf, oue ol tlie memtMant of t' firm ol
the nvtnii Imnd i.oconxutWm unit Man hints Minn.
fmtturiiigCompanT, nl ilia suiiol L Dow mad Witt
end rniieon Bserkg.
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8HER1EE8 SALE.
Of valuable Runl E.uie in sod ui-ar Parmeraville,
U1IIO.
Lrvl K. ttanore, lal. ) Nn. imt
Ramucl Ho lahKfler et. al. ) Hupiirior Court.
1 T vintianl anil m otK,llenf to tlia eommand of
r an nruer ni .ais niatie n tne Nnperior Court of
tlontgompry Oonniy, Ohio, fwill oflar at Public Sale
on tha pr.misns ia KarniarnTills, ou
FRIDAY, November 18th, 18C4,
at 2 o'clock P. M et snid day, the followinx daw-rihed
real estate via: Hltuntedin Jnckaoii townaliip, Mont
rcimorv tlniinlv, Ohio. Beirn town lots numbered
One Hundred and Ten (nn); One Hundrel and
Ilnvrn (III); One Hundred and Twelve (IIS); One
Hundred and Thirleon (1 IS); One Hundred and Four
tpen(IU)and One Huudrod and r-nen (116); situat
ed In Ihe inooporatod Tillatie of XarmersTille, In said
Cnuntv and Stale. Ao, Hie lot owned Hanrv Hnuaer
dM!eaHed, situated ID 8ction No. 97, Townahip four
nun wi L-ouiamnR two ai-ree ana
one hundred anil twdY (I1J) rodnTwiu, lh reaidue
land ronveyed to the naid Hnrv Hiu..r in his lite
timetiv theorderol'theProlotetourtof Montgomery
Onunly, Ohio, and to bini by one Mu-hanl 8i-aarla,
aduuniHlrator of theeauue of lianiel Nwartaal deo'd
AIf-o, that trai t or laud owned by the said Henry
Houaer in bin lire time, aitnaled in the aouthweal
quarter of aenlinn twenty-one (21) Tow-nahip four
(4), limine luiir(l), east aod bounded and deaenbed
as followH :
Hefrmniiig st the southwetnorner and running east
seTeuty-Uiri'e (78) roila lo Ihe renter of the (lennan
town aud W.nt AlPiandria Turnpike Road, thence
north wpmwuh 'aid roiid one hundred and (111)
rods and eleven feet (lh, iheni.e south elithty-three
(S;i) rodH to the plai'e of heRinniufr. containing nine
u.en (li ai-rea uiore or less, and baa been appraised
ae follows :
Lot No. llOFarmariivilleat , tsa 00
" " HI ' at so W)
" " "2 " at son eu
" " I'- M at log ou
" " HI " al 76 00
" ' Uu at ou ou
The two tu'resand 112 run. In of land at tliWper
a.re. The in ai-re tratil. of laud at lt 01) per aore
aud oannotMell lor lee than of anid appraiiunHut.
'I rum'-,, i-aali, ), in oue yer and thebalanee lu
two yearh Iruui Ihedxy of sale. The delered pay
menta to bar Spur ueut. tnte-eHt Iroln the day of
sale aod lo ha eot'iirod by mortfit(re on the premlNes,
UtO. WOtlAMAM, HheriB
; K. Tiioursos, Alt'. oetn-wtiw
; SHERIFF'S BALE.
. Of avalualne Farm in Jacksou lowailiip.
Frederick Cook, et. si. ) No. BS27 -
' vs. I Montgomery County
Valentine Utirer, et. si. ) Superior Court.
BY virtue of and In ohedience to the command of
an order of sale made by the Huperior Court of
Montgomery ooun'v. Ohio. 1 oillolhr alPuhlmPala
on the prcinimi. aooul two miles east of Fariners-
viue, on
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1864,
Alio o'clock A. M. of said dav, the following de
clined real eat ale to. wit: Situated in aud name the
North 'part of the Booth Kaat Quarter r.r Hotlim,
twemy-thrva(t.1.., Townaliip four (4), in the Town,
ahin of .In knoll, County of Montgomery and btate
of Ohio.oosfaiuiiiK one hundred aud forly-two aud
one tlflh ai-rea.
ppraiaed al t6S UO per ante aud cannot sell lor lena
than i of Ihe alv appiaieement.
Tenna '..i-khIi, in one year, and the hellan.ee in
two yeara Irom tlie day of Hale. The dele'ed pay.
inente In hear tl ner cent, intere.t. anii la he ...,.1
by mort)faje on tlie prenueea
iKOtB WOOAMAW.hherifl,
K. Tnouraoa, Atry, ootlT weir
Professional.
vi; tHROir ;.rA, k ji
ALSO-
A nil for the umtt three yenrH Htire' n in the United
H tt.it. Navy, htut oprioed nn ortii-o t No. St7o, Third
mreei, tw.wwu jrnoruon uti hi. riir 0 treat, uert
!. Hnviiia hud the tvlvse'iUiie ol the UoiipiuIiiii
New York kiiil Phil, M.. inn, with twenty yeam of
Binvtieenii (it n.Lli:t), ill H Nllixilefll lI)tT real RSHUrflJ
k,y KUiU(f tut) a-Jvu-e that they will ohuin orery ad
vanuu t, that the avWaufed uoudition of the Set net
oj Mottcmc una ronut r.
lr. WinaeiirM Uonum.TION. THROAT udall
I'UKdPIKATt-BV I'lHF.AHKH BY MKIUCAL let
HALATION the only rttliatde meana knowu to the
pro lea) 1 no, wnicn nai itrovnn o iidi vemallf viifHeiM
lul in the Kant aud in K 11 rope. He treat all dmeanea
of ttie k 1 iv aiii KAH, aiisoall diricafteii iveouha to
remaiin, anu an uiiKOftitj tXJMriiAlNTH what
ao-ever may be their character, 'i he moat inert lit.
kmih win oe L'nnvinoen of tua mn'cena h cat in u mt h
Ortme No. 78, Third tret, DMyton. or hy ohtamins
r-tiv-io hi inTaiiHin wnirn m iMniiutsMtu vraiiiiioupi y .
oillcf hount fromi o ulock A. M. till a o'clouk M
ot-uo iidw.itn
MEDICAL NOTICE.
tR. A. tKinKR will hfrafitr attend ttflumit to
' an nrrnt) nra-ure. ami will inn "MnsMit.i Atis.it.
lion" to tha IrtMitriifiit ol OHKON1C lilHKAHKri. hiicIi
at iMneaaHN of the TH HOAT and I.UNi.H.ot lh EVE
ami BA K, m;uuM 1 LAHifl Alf M; 1 IONH, 6r Vnm
ao.1 litvomlHry HYFH 1LI.H, .tNuKKHKA
Mil , n I Kill I IIKEM. IMPDTKNtlV. An. Al.
iMfsUNEx HauiiLua to I'km.lm, otMi .iiy varJ y
Ci ume Ihxefxnt, whatArer may lie Ha oharirirter.
Ullr huura froiu 7 ni to H p m.
Hun day , 7 to IUe in, 2 lull p nt.
Oltke Comer of Jvtbtrsua mad Rifth mt . rt..tn
uu.o. ocU-linUJniwll
FOR RENT OR SALE.
THE fine OotUH HotiiMs, with nood tbiltK, "d
tha iiuurleutiiMWai attarhi-d t hereto, aud ion
01 Kooti tirouni, siuitMty lur ffanlonnit; piir;mttti
aiid kuowu aa tit tuymriy ut the late Wuj, Kichel
6rsjr. Tit rtjidance la 00 the old Troy Pike, a quarter ol
miltirroiu tiie Cnroraiioo Lint.
iura. kAltAli HICUKLBIf BUKK
1ST. II AiVB
WHOLKnlLK AND BETlIh DI1LKB AND
JUBBKK IX
MILLINERY GOODS.
bTKAW GOODS,
RIBBO.N'3 CRAPES FLOWERS,
And all Aatu'sas ueualiy re.ured in II,. UiiLisiai
T sails.
NO. 41, MalBbtrerl,
DAYTON , OHIO .
N. H. All ord.ru from tbe eountrv
leudbd to.
I.Milhara aod dealer in eon era! wilt du wit ia
JONATHAN METI1ERD8 Estate.
OH the Mhday of Ueloher. A. I), less. Ihe under-
ifirued waa appoiuied aud .maimed adinuu.ira.
of t he e.Uile ol Joneiltau Mutheru iai uf al..ui.
j --"..M.y, viwo, ueieaaea.
""" JOHN F. FOX,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
AM.pefeoae iMh-hled to the estate of Juha 1
aehlias.dM'd, are desired to fall aud entile
ate el Ih.iuiiiuiruiriiil. 1 a.
tayt.n, Ohio, aud all imimd. iu..... ij JTZTj
amount uud e.uie are rr.u.led to preaeel tneiu
lrvlly autkeiltioaled e.'li-u uue year, a. 1 here tak.u
letters ol a.liiiiai4in.itou ru eaid eetete
Jiwitl'tt HfcUUNO, Adwuuatralor.
October 7, UKrt- WtS-diw
EAR
10S,
GOOD 17 n w a I
eXV
(O-'X-
Clothing Store.
M..r. SOWARZ ft ROSIN.
ARE JUST OPiiiMNf
U CLOTIHVG HOUSE,
And would resperiniliy inTilethe
CITIZKNg Or DITTO" AND VICIXITT
To call .1 their Store
Adjoining the Empire Office,
aud xaoiius tb ernew jj
STOCK O ULO T KING
(ioutleniuu's tumlshin Goods.
Whioh waa lx7Klit eirliisively for Cash Mid at
BE D I CID FIICIS
The juuior partner. Mr. Rosix. hav I no-
been coiiuoi'ted with a wholesale manufac
turing Clothing House in Cincinniti,
which gives the firm the advantage, and
assurance lo the people, that their stock waa
CAREFULLY SELECTED!
All thou J -siring to make thtir
PALL PUROHABEH
9
will find that
MONEY OAN BK SAVED
by calling at tha
m llOTIK, STORE,
Maiu strtwt. opponibi the Phillipt
Hoiiae ,aud a Ijoiuing the Eupira Oflioa.
W aWtal