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, 1859-11-22

Terrible Gale on the st. Lawrence
MONTREAL, Nor. 2l.-A terrific gale prevailed
on the St. Lawrence, below this place, on res.
day night The ship John Bull went ashore on
the lower end Of the Island of Orleans. The
weather was so thick and rainy that the steam.
ship North 4 j: erican wns obliged to anchor oi1
The pillars from hnlf past two o'clock on Satut.
Gay afternoon I'll yesterday Sunday morning.
She passed Farther Point soon after one O'Clock
this morning. The weather ia now clear, with
strong westerly wind. II froze hard here last
ufrhf ~
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Order Couutermand I'D.

WASHINGTON, Nor. al.-Thc War Department
Today countelmanded the orders for six COM
ranies Of troops from Fart Monroe aud i've from
Fort Leavenworth to proceed to Brownsville.
there appearing from the latest accounts that
there il no necessity for their proceeding
thithez. Apart from the object Of affording pro,
lection to the Rio Grandc frontier, tn; various
speculations as to the employment Of so large
a II rec is thus dissip4ted
, 1859-11-22
Latest from Texas.

New ORLEANS, November e0-The Arizous
has arrived from Draxos with $a0, 900 in specie.
brownsville is safe-Capt. Tobin, with 81 Kan.
gers, arrived on the 13'b. 90 men from Gutter
Dodge, and 50 from Baton Rouge left Brazos for
brownsville on the 1etb. making nearly 500
"a! of Tobiu. Cortinas' chief officer, held as a
prisoner Xas hung Hifhnut trinl
, 1859-11-22
The .BrodericE Funeral Obscoutrx r.,
NeW Enrk

NEW Ionx, Nor. 2l.-The funera! obseouies
by the Fire Department in honor Of the memo
ry o. the late Q. s. Senator of California, Hon,
Dayid G. Broderick, which had been for some
time contemplated md postponed for various
reasons, took place yesterday, and was wit
ncsscd by many thousand persons. 1t was not
50 largely attended rs was expected, and some
OF the prominent men announced us pail beurers
falcd to be present The costeee passed
through the principal streets, md the members
Of the Firc Department repaired to tue Uniyer-
sity Chapel, where long and interesting ad-
dress was delivered by John H. Dwinnelle, ESQ,
Of Rochester, recounting the life and greatly
cnlaglzlng the character and services Of the dc.
parted Senator.
, 1859-11-22

1H1SHIN6al-4SVFe I9.~ELUCK-NHIkEE NUttl
firm and demand good, but prices unchanged
Sales from store Of $50 br1s at $5.30G5,,o 70,
Extra and family do; 100 do do at t5.57 @5.115
go do at 6, 1851 aud 1915 for the three
grades; c9 do Super at $4.s5 and $50 do it
lots at IS. 1851 and ISIS for the three grades
GRAiS-Sales from store Of 400 bu oats at 45c
Rye, 1000 bu to arrive at SEC. Wheat, COO bu
No. Spring at $1.17. Corn, 400 bu on previ
GUS contract at dac-market dull for present dc.
livery at 5s@Goc-
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;1financial R1lu Commercial


NoxpAr Evk11xa. Not. 81, 1sse.
The demand for eastern exchange continuea
active md rates are firm, The bankcrs are still
selling ut 1t per cent. PREM, bnt on the street
sales are made at 1i@1i. Currency is in fair
supply for advancing on produce and prosls-
inns
, 1859-11-22
kkGnFTa AND 4H1rxxsm ar LAKE 1o-pAy.
,NECEfrTA. httYFNENYk


news from Lirernool md Ser york advanced
about 1c on Spring grades, Winter Wheat was
uer|ected. Abort 5000 bnshels of all kinds
changed hands. at Sac for No. Spring. ssm
81 for No, Spripr: and 7ec for Relected-the
market closing firm. Flour was in fair demand
ut SATURDAYS prices. with tolerab1y actiye
market. About 1000 bbls changed hands, ut
*s.se@l.5o for common to choice Spring extras,
aud g, 80 for Spring Suner. New Corn was in
good demand by shippers. and Hale ady,ncc
was puid towards the close. 4bout AZ ooo bn H.,
els were sold at 45fa4ec for M l. and asa4oc
sor Far. lid corn ,r.x d,l1 and ,ows--tho-o
hcino mn ;,or;-x sa-o-,1 ,o.s n,s,..d
- 81. h,.va1. -. r.. y. IT. TT
was fair inouiry for Oats. but huvcra
and sellers were apart. and the transactions
amount to only about $500 bu. at 3olm31c for
" "a. -,
:" o.o4s ~ ss-'e' WIN .''.'eo sa4ss
al o'e on track. Barley quiet, With but little
demand, and light sales at 5a@53c for No. l, and
4a743c FIR NJ. :. T;notbv Sand sta,Jr a.
90 -: -
s1'"ts@'44 1os 1a1r 10 PRIME A'gn"1ncS de-
clined ic--sales being made at aoc.
The reccipts of Lire Hogs today were ,nodc-
rate, and the 1narket IL UNCHANGED Hs,1v
Hogs vere taken nrivc;na,1v bv sh;nners ~
., % sos'.o 49," sn pla.'p4,. " su'ppess' d.
T.'o0a+s.u' stoss' ano os.i'nasy " s4.2e.
dressed doss we're IN very limited supply, and
this caused firmcr feeling than prevailed on
Saturday Sotw;tba,c,a;n, tbo ,,nfaror,.,.
.-~..,.. ~. - NV ua'a' W ao'e
"eunes Aleot LOGS we're sola ut S4,75
@*5.00, and fair to heary at $5.05@5,5
In n,oyisions there w.s hut ,;tt,o do,. ,,.o,,h,.
- ra,a -. - cno 1..-,," =: 1o
~ .o'e' a io' u wv oa'k o1oes were sold 1or
aen'e'} III un OF Al1een days ut 69c packed.
=. ~ ~ -. 'n0 natAe' 'of oa'A meats
u =" ANUS LUZ oa'',no'e' out tnefe are none Of
anJ account yet ready for shipment.
Freights are qu,et 4 vessel was taken today
at e. for corn n Rotf.,o
sOAA ~ ''1Ao'"
AlnAS1-Noy. 1s.-Tbe amount of Wheat
Offering il limited md rbo;ca s,,nv,o, h,;. 81,
-. ~ ea.'p'e" oitns tu''
!atss; me sales include ,0oo bu white Mich.
IL ro oois NJ $ioo a9o 90 RED state at e1.e5, and
S,ooe 40 ~hne Canadian at Sl.3s@1:4 40. Rye in
eue ztteet AZ esGs1c. sates ,5Vu bu Caual ut
&c e ~ tos. ua1s ~ the street 40@4oc; the
cargo sa,es Include 200 bn Canadian at 44c-
Eorh ~ Tue street fl.U. There Is less doing in
, 1859-11-22
Later from ffavAnn

new Yonk, Nor. 21.-The steamship Dc Soto,
from Harana on the 10th, arrived at this port
tonight and it Vas understood TINT the new
captain General Of Cuba arrived at Havana on
the night Of the 18th.
Sugars slightly higher. Stock in mort s5, 600
boxes. FreiRht and exchange were Declining.
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r OSEuILL CEMETERY The

,ss o. asa.Fsr M @ e h hoseh Cemetery
IT, TT .! cen@eT It. Tie CetnteTy ca be rad ~
fsz1ss heaa d1 ra1ain rnpa Eos " Grsea I.oaa
Enxk ena Wells street through ,XnsS,te o. ~
IN nf1 aSa Mnwautee Railroad to- ;hitserden M soa
3s Clark ssree{, ~> o'1ee tr1rt,sa y sne ~
, 1859-11-22

Dos1os, Nor. 1o,-Nsrshal Perry, a diytin-
guikhed physician, died last night,
The Citizens Committee Of so have nominated
Mayor Lincon for re election.
, 1859-11-22
I1LwAuKEE-Sov. 1a.-The Sentinel of th,
morning ssys:
Hog and Provision Trades

We could not discover any material change in
the Hog market from yesterday. The trade was
tame early in the day, but indications Of q
change in the weather about one o'clock r. H.,
gave m impetus to the business, aud In The
course Of IN hour Or two, 5000 head changed
hands at $5-50lIa1s5, including:
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ET TntHRAfnl BC1TAla Sor-s1.
Flor1 In faaE dan3td and 1aIkxt tteadY, Sas. ;ao
h& ~ for tna 4440 far upper wezt<n Is extra
Wis.,; q .s 70 fa1 k1t1A Ind sd ohlo: Is frf
dQ31ha& &I1Ea&- r
Gx&t1-Mhsat uuiet.
, 1859-11-22

The receipts Of shsep and Hogs has been rather light
Thsre has been no at demand foz non except choice
Sales Of i. Sheep II e3es Pa head Sales Of 81 Hogs At
A.50 pr hundred. seve zuau loz Itfs oyey, awaiting
shl ~ ~
, 1859-11-22

NoRrolx, Nov. le.-Eight Companies Of Fed
eral troops are ordered from Old Point to
BroWnsville Immediately under Col Broxn.
, 1859-11-22
~
Sales Of 900 good Cattle from .A9sk extra q. ito
safes Of so ordinary cattle from * To *.
s.lts Of GO common catt]a from 1Yto.,
Sales Of &c sheep for * parcwt
!. sales Of 8, 491 hogs from 4@4.e3 to 49,

Good fat ottiel Ia demand. Thin czttc extremely dull
HoksH good and fst Ia demand. Thin kht hox1 not -
bslak a for the past few days.
6ouhen Sale and shipping Stock Yard. reported exprrsx.
y !of the DAILY faEA TAkrxE BY Tnoa. Nlco1zA,
for the week ending Nov. .1st, 1882
Stock Received for the week:
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(TEAM TO IRELAND, ENG
~ 4aad, and Scotland for $so
THE ATLANTIC
ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CoMpASY-s
New York and Galway Line.
The staunch and pow s.sul lrup steamer
FnaNcE I'LL ALBERT, Capt. Campbell.
,at nI Hsw foss OF Tha1saar DEE s,h touch.
ra,cls Or TAsAe1ilrI csss s ~ t,o1 sena a,,
~ ha G!ss ~ inelndas ire tickets The principal at!es
"a rs aln lines Of railway In lre=s Bflaln snt iriand
be6dinS. fs -'s' eo4As ~a@et eaa Ac0
Flint Cabin pa4.ase to St ,ohn. a..
thct from E91y nart II f;rea.
$ ~ 4At13e1 1n1o3aia!on apply at thc nf5co II the
sc1oaEE1Sm A4' p. ~ hiss Co.
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- Xk0EUE01 =
Hosrox. NOR RL-The Methodist Church on
Union sttect, m Lynn, Mass,, wns burnei 1a,t
tveuing. Loss SCI, ,ooo. '"e'
, 1859-11-22

fa1es Of Is head good Catle * 70 se34e for exa
faies Of s3f bead medium Cattle 1t .H@:ke.
Sales Of SIS head Inferior Cattle At 1k8ec,
Sales Of ssoa head lIoss II 44Q+xc,
Sales Of ea7 head light II es.so94-s
Sales Of 10. head Sheep NJ. .4c.
Ths market for Packing Cae II not qu'ts Is active as
week befort last although they ready 1ze The rces
for quality not quts good Good Shipping
sleare IL slr demand. Hosxre slightly the decline Il
packers haylng supply for few days Sheep good DE-.
nsnd 1t :4to3H,
AetE oser aoout- t-.....-..-.-.-.-......1*s Lattle.
LEGS.
We quots average psica Of Cattle 1t $50; Hogs, iii
welshts, n IS: Sheep. $500.
, 1859-11-22
Urd11HpDrtdtiDlt.

new YORK, Nor. a1.-The mails bv the Caua-
da arrived here this evening from Boston.
, 1859-11-22
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD.
tfy ~ HE Ron,4 !.

i RAILROAD.
1heeapaets OF this Koaa Is row equal to any IN lbs.
THREE T1,pnr-cGGo GGoaetty: e@tty:.rxcr, .,~.s,
1HnME lI,I inhUGUH FAsSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN iITfsBCE:iH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Through Trains fnp ali Western t!ties fr hlia3e!phta
New a"sf Boston, baltimore aud waAhEnxtoa CllY thus
tntnshinf !ets foT the t.aH.porattan
E1pr sand faa Lines through u Philadelphia witt
out etaqke Q! Cars os Contucsors.
,sn5kn: ca.s arc aitachri to essh Train: woodrn,
rms Nai1 and fast Line SUNDAYS e1rensxt 1hses
9y tsans connect t:r*st for Navy York. E1pf.ss and
fest Line connect {, i;asuo.e and " a.h!n.ton
.lh ana e ssns;t ~
i.as a. ose y TX aoFs ,Sn1s !; ,s rM
and ta New iork 1t lA.a PN. Mali Tsains irsya i5ffs
buEt u An, Arriving At Ph!lateipha ii rM ~
| ae.1 sf +. IT ~: ,.s ,,,.,.,-,,
dr!Iy s1xins between New YorS a1,d M.f.n Th,n.a
tickets au Rail- good au ether 81 he shnrr .,ins
boat Ietestto Bosom good rla No.wleh FIJI Five.
Tickets Eastvard rnsy BE- Obtained 1t snv or .hr t,+
snt Railroad fces ln he West ais On boal IN 81 H.
sSa ::sst S*s ;stt a.
FARE Al.WAYS IL TOW aS ny .,~v
a11r1 2 ~ LVM As b1 ANY
q Ask fer Tickets By lstisbnrxh. 81
,vyaes efths Wsster connections The Peun
GREAT NORTHWEST. ALE
Ilt connecting bY the KaiIul,d rxs A. rs,.
bG!fh aS0tdng alI tray4ss Of fefravs or ir+ph
tns sari1x Advantage readily zpprees,s
'fsNppets ot tffeixht and The travelling nxpubllc
shp y "A4 md it 10 'As'' advantage
sstts1: sftss sDR'y to or
~ a. s~art lsfe* .rs4 Duyie Co.. Sfubrt.vjtfe q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
Gattst By TtIrgrapb.
Prom Washinrton.

WAsHNorON, Oct l6.
Whatever newspaper apeculations may
be INDUCED in concerning the San Juan disc
patch, il is known that both Governments
are treating the subject in a spirit Of salm'
ness, and there is nothing whatever 10 in,
dHoe the belief that the entire matter will
not be amicably adjusted The lateet for.
eign advices, as well as what has tfanspired
in Washington, strengthen this assertion,
concerning the present State Of the ques'
ton
The Democratic National Committee, OF
which Judge Smalley, OF Vermont, is Chair.
man, and Hon. g. l.. Yallandigham, Of Ohio,
and others are Secretaries, viii, early this
week, issue an official notice for meeting
Of the Committee on the 7th Of December in
this city, to fix the time for the meeting Of
the Charleston Convention.
The dedication Of the new Catholic Church
of st. Aloysius, to. day, was witnessed by
perhaps the largest crowd that ever gather,
ed here on a similar occasion.
The President and several members Of
the Cabinet and Foreign Ministers, were
present Archbishop Hughes preached and
celebrated the mass
In view Of the probable ratification of cur
new treaty with the Chinese Empire, a sum,
mary Of tho trade at Shanghai Tor the year
1858, has been made at the State Depar-
ment, from which it appears that the aggre>
gate imports we're nearly $34, 100000 and
tue aggregate exports 500, 500, ,000---the total
value Of the opium imported being upward
Of S23 500 600
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS Oct l6
The Overland Mail with dates TO the 23d
ult has arrived here.
The agricultural Fair at Sacramento was
largely attended from all parts of the State.
Crowds Of politicians oongregated there, and
the canvass for the successor to Senator
BrOderick had already commenced Gen.
Denver and Gov Weller appear TO be the
strongest candidates at present, but at least
half dozen others are striving for the place.
1roderck's estate is valued at $4,000,
which is encumbered 10 the amount of SS5, :
900. lie left no will, and it was supposed,
no relatives, but two persons in San Fran-
cisco named Edmund Welsh ald Lucy
Brown claim the estate, being, as they as
sert, cousins in the second degree
The business demands from the country
had improved somewhat, but importers were
doing very little. A cargo of eight thousand
bags Of Rio Coffee, by W. B. Scranton, had
been sold at auction, averaging $l4 262 per
bag. Provisions nominal sugar heavy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17

CNoISs irI, Oct. 10.
FLoUR.-The market is without change.
We qsote super6ne at 4.6O@47O and extra
4,75@5l5
GRAIN-There is brisk demand for wheat
at l,70 for red. aud ,l6 for white.
Corn dull at so; Rye in good demand at 10
@sO; Barley quiet at $685. Oats firm at Is.
wHISKY-The market is dull at 25.
PRoVISIoNS-Nothing doing. so hhds
clear sides sold at lie.
GRooERIES-An improved demand for
Coffee at i2j6. Sugar is quoted at IA.
CHEESE-Mafket firm at sl for prime W
r., l0% for English Dairy.
PGTAToEs-sales 100 bush prime Meshan.
nocks at so per bbl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17

cloth alike, which cannot be unraveled or pulled
out
They are All made with the highest mechanical
ekll and all warranted 90 WORK well on All kinds n
goods, from the Ehtest fabric 20 oheavy leather In
partioular,we would call attention OF all TO our new
family Sewing machine. hhes been Manufactured
expressly for family use, and has met with favor
from all Hi 20 smplined ~ 10 render VI impossl.
bic 10 get out Of order, dersnge ita operations
indeed n ia simple as 10 asionlsh one, that 10
small piece Of mechanism will sew.
Below we giye description Of the diherentstyles
mol. havefy convenient st,io which can be
wortedby hand or foot, on or on lie table For
tories where a II necefsary to place a number Of
machines into long bench making one table answer
no. 2. With Walnut o. Mahogany Table, either
With or without Box Top, which locks down. Price
NO. .. same size As No 2, but runs with belt
and alta higher rate Of speed. This kind is well
adapted to manufacture clothing or leather work.
This is really the cheapest Machine In the market
A. there IL no work done on a Sewing Machine that
II wilt not do. II a confidently asserted that this
Msehine runs easier than any machine now In uee
NO. 4 This Machine has a long arm, TO accom-
modAte large work. II runs at high rate Of speed
for Taiors use, offered TO the public II ia also
peculiarly htted for plantation work, as II is very
simple yet substantial and durable with but little
liability TO get out Of order. Price $40.
NO. .. This 10 a new and cheaper style, and a
general syorite for Family, Light Leather, and =
reference TO furnishing a strong and durable yet
light and tasty machine, at less price than either
OF the above II runs very easy, rapidly, and Is
$50.
NO. 6. This is a machine got up on an entirely
new principle, different from anything ever before
offered 70 the public, and confidently assert that
for family use ithas not an equal. II is very light
ndtasty runs very rapidly, is almost noiseless in
its operation and uses STRAIGHT NEEDLE. II iH
80 arranged as to be utterly impossible for It TO miss
stitches. II has tension on bota sides and carries
large supply OF thread on the under spool. The
motions are gained by two small cranks that run
without peFceptibie noise. The two threads are
worked such manneras never TO pull both atthe
same time, and consequently, little liable to break.
The seam Is very elastic and the thread does not
break in washing. II will do coarte work better
than any cheap machine now In market, as it uses
SIX, cotton OF linnen with equal facility. Price $50
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
ID OFFICE an, BROADWAY, n. Y.
/ WHITNEY & LYON Propri etors.
p.J. TRUMP, Agent, Third st., door west Of the
Ohio Block. Iiei7-smd6w1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
New York Markat.

New YoRT, Oct. IS.
Flour 5@lOc better, 1900 bbls sold at 4,s5@
4,6O for super state; 4,6O@4.7O for super ives
tern, 4,9O@5.2 90 for common to good extra weti
tern.
Rye -four steady at 3,75@44O.
Wheat very quiet, prices dropping.
Rye quiet. Corn firm. barley dull. Oats
dull at 42@44.
Pork Dropping, Lard dull.
Whisky quiet at 90.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

HUGH SCOTT will take notice that Eliza
Ii beth Stoufter. on September 8, 1859, filed her
petition in the superior Court OF Montgomery
county, Ohio, setting forth that said Scott gave
mortgage to one j. A. Jordan on lots nine (9) and
ten u0) on plat made by Joseph Barnett and 9th
ers, recorded on Plat Book page 40, in the Rec
county, to secure the payment Of s270 evidenced
by three notes OF 500 each drawing interest from
sept. ~, 1895, that said notes and mortgage have
been assigned to said Elizabeth StoufeT and pray
ing for judgment for said $270, and interest from
Sept 26, 1896 and for sale OF said lots TO pay said
debt, Said Scott ID required to appear and answeF
said Petition by the Sd Saturday after October 1852
JORDAN JORDAN,
septl2-6ww Plaintiffs Atty's
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MASTER commissioners sale.


Jackson A. Jordan, Master Comm'rs sale,
Henry stfsth@sn, ct. al superior Court.
PURSUANT to an order of the Superior
l. Court OF Montgomery County, made at SIS April
term, 1869, and 10 me directed shall offer at public
auction st the door Of the Court House in the
ty OF Montgomery, and state Of Ohio, on
Saturday, November 10, 1889,
Between the hours of one and four O'CLOCK p NJ. of
said day, the following described property, to wti
Lot numbered four thousand four hundred and
ninety-seven (t49I) as designated on the revised
plat Of the city OF Dayton, Montgomery county and
State of Ohio,
said property is to be sold on judgment in favor
Of Jackson A. Jordan, against Henry Strathman,
ct. AL The above property is appraised at one
hundred and fifty-three dOlsrs and cannot be sold
for less than two.thirds Of the appraised value,
which is Sl02, ,O0-l0O.
Terms of sAle-CAsh.
N. 4. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner sup'r. Court.
JORDAN JORDAN, Att'ys. for Plif.
Octlb- ItdNWtdB
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NEW EDITION
or ISsC09S'S sjEE01lsS0E1 :
AT PAYNES.

A MANUAL ron ExRcuroRs ApD ApmsmrRA-
tors, In the settlement Of the Estates Of
Deceased Persone; with Practical Forms,
&c, DO BY Joseph r. Swan, late Presi-
dent Of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit. Fifth
Edition. Revised, Enlarged, nd Adapted
TO the Present Practice: By H. g. Noble,
Attorney At law CJlumbusi with Notes Of
the Ena9tments and Decisions down to
the Present Time by r. J Matthews,
Judge Of the Superior Court Of Franklin
County. One Volume, Svo, Price, in
Law Binding, 81 so.
The character Of swans Manual is so well known,
that II would seem entirely unnecessary, at this
time, 20 say word In commendation OF n. The
present edition la believed 20 be much superior, In
every respect 70 any one heretofore published; and
the publisher would therefore especially recon
mend II 90 the attention OF Members OF the Bar,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
Master commissioners Sale.


freaericH *. hA"ker' No. lsas-superior Court,
Nathan I Davis et al Nj. &C., o.
DURSUANT to an order of the Superior
L Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio. made in the
above case at its February term A. d. 1869 and to
me directed, shall offer at public auction at the
door of the Court House, in the city of Dayton,
the county of Montgomery and State of Ohio, on
Saturday, October 29th, 1859,
Between the hours Of one and four O'Clock p NJ. Ga
said day, the following described Real Estate, &c
wit, situate in the city of Dayton, Montgomery
county, Ohio, to wit; Lot numbered three thousand
two hundred and fCrty-nine (s24sl designated or
the revised plat OF said city said property is TO be
sold on a judgment in favor Of Frederick Hawker
against Nathan J. Davis, ct al.
The above property has been appraised at 81 cor,
and cannot be sold for less than 900 which 10 two
thirds the appraised va 'ue thereof.
TERMS OF SALE--Cash.
The above described property sold as the proper
ty of John II Baker N. 4. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner Superior Court.
JORDAN 4 JORDAN,
Att'ys. for Pl'ffs. sept26-tt
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Christian Miller, Al, ,o.-
W. lVS''
Jacob Heidschuh, ct. ais. superior Court
r virtue Of judgment of the Superior
- Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, rendered
in the above entitled cause, will on
Saturday, November IL, 1859,
the door of the Court House. in the city of Day.
ton, sell to the highest bidder between the hours
two and four O'Clock p a. the following real estate
viz, parcel of land: situate said city of Day
ton, and known and described as follows: Lot nine
hundred and six 9O6) the revised plat of the said
city OF Dayton, in the State OF Ohio
Appraised at thirteen hundred dollars-may sell
for thirteen hundred.
GEO. w. MALAMBRE,
Master Commissioner.
GEO. w. HouK. Atty. nct6
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Dayton. xcnia q COIumbus n. IL,
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Three Daily Trains, via Columbus
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Day ton
l. for the East as foilows Night Express at 20 a.
m.jDay Express 90 8. m AccOmmodA tion p
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation b.65 a. M );
No. Express, IL, 80 a. nj Day Express $50 y. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which ls : minutes
gatter than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on P. r. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Xenis aud Columbus-Leaves at 4, 80 p.
IN, and arrives Ht 5,b3 a m.
All freights left at the Depot by $50 y. m. will
Forwarded same day, bv $50 p. m. Freights ar
living st 6,5Sp. IN, Will be delivered Al 9,t0A. m.
j. DURAND, Supt.
c. WARMAS, Gen'l. Ag't, Apri3