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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
The Resistance TO the Crossing Of she Rap
pahunuoek.

It's well known that the Rebels made but slight
resistance to the crossing Of the Rappahannock by
our forces and the general impression has been that
no resistance was intended Accounts, however,
concur in stating that the Rebels broke and cowardly
ran when pressed by the bayonets Of tic brave
Unionsts. 10 has been stated too, that there were
but few Rebel sharpshooters stationed in the city.
How true this statement 10 may De seen by tho fol-
lowing table made up from an official list of the
wounded only, published by Tile Richmond En-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
Scouting Operations ora the Righ. Of ihe
Army.
eeiL Di.pstcb 10 Tho N. Y. Tribune.

ssssiL Dispstcb to Tho n Y. Tribune.
WAsgIsGToS. Monday. Dec 22 1852.
We have received tue following from THE
TRIBUSEs special correspondents
STAFFORD Court HOUSE Monday. Dec 2e 1862
Scouting parties have visited Brensvilie Catsletts
Station, and down to the Rappahannock, at KelIys-
VILE without meeting any bodies Of Rebel cavalry
In the intervening country. At Kellyyille, some
airing across the river took place with Rebel picket.
without harm 10 either party Nothing from the
front.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
Col. Marshaii Of tho Thirteenih New.Vork
Volunteers.


During the fierce combat on tho fredericksburg
Ode Of tho Rspp.hannock week ago, Col Marshall OF the
I3,h NeuYorl yolaneer, w,s dangerously wounded and
/, feared that hs will nc, recover
Col fllsha O. Marshall 70 officer Of the regular army
hola,ps CAPTAINS commission In sbe 9Th Infantry srcs
msnt which gained iref tho Of The Bully Sixth
FOR The part Il took ~ the battles Of Contros Chur1oufco
"a VI Mono del Roy In Mexico, aud which hss fully up
led s reputation tsilng regiment In Tie enssenrn1
IN the Peninsula and q. Asotsm and Bull Run He was
born IN York State IA 1879 and was nominated 70 "e'
Point In s45 graduating five years sfer"Id In company
with the present Generals GouyerneUr K Warren Culver
Grover Euxens A. Carr and tho gssut Msjor Slemmer On
ID. Let OF JAY 1880 he attached to the sh Infantry
With the brsvot rank Of Second Lieutenant and In the iol'
lowing year transferred TO the 9th lnlsn'ry With iai
rank He Joined his regiment the ffon.ies soon after
ward and promoted TO Fls. LlsuienSncy Ia 1852 In
1885 the 9Th sent to California snd Lieut. Marshal! went
wnh H. IN command Of his company. Times wero pretty
rough IN thai part Of California where the 9Th stationed
The Indians were hostile, provisions not always
plentiful, water very Often not to be found
and tho men therefore suffered considerably. In
August 1880. an expedition started from Fort
Mohsve, Csliiornis, 10 puush the Indians who had
been guilty Of sundry unlawful scs and Lieut. msrhs was
assigned tho command OF detachment aud ordered to CO.
operate with Major Arlsesd who had chief command The
Indians were attacked end routed the An Of August 1852
and Lieut. Morshal was honorsby nentloLed In genera
orders for the part no took ia the affair In 1860 DO was
selected ny the Departmental Commander FOR The General He
eruny Service and placed in charge Of tho rendezvous at
Rochester on the It Of July. When tho raising Of voun
teers commenced hs appointed Mus,sng aud DsbuTs
Oce and rendered es. assistance In the srm!ne and
squppins Of the soldiers sent from tho northern portion Of
hs State lie very anxious to into active service
where be knew that his military experiences would be o
groser service to his country than It possibly could DO in such
H. Int "a ba al
taking the field Al length however he appointed to the
oomusnd Of tho Thirteenth New York Volunteers at the
head 0! which he sslspty served until compcaed BY sick
ne take furoush IN the early par: Of this year AZ soon
he recovered he placed hiuen again q. the head Of hi
ssment and learn tina. BIO wounded. MORALLY
Il IL feared whio leading his into action in Tie sTea
battle Of FTsdsricksbarE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
Death. I'm Chc.npenlse General Hospital

FoRTRzss MosEoE. Saturday. Dec 20, lSo1.
Tho following deaths have occurred at Chesa-
pcake General Hospital since my last communica-
ton:
George Uelbronn llith New York; Robert Virgins
II 2,d Nsins Levi Gardner e. 22i Maine; Orderly srrs
r. w Fut,r, ~, 21th Maine; j. Psngborn, Is llith New
York, George T.. Halves. H. 53th Mas. w w. Moore l.
Isth New York; John Melisg, d. lnih Sswlefk Aienzo
n Olms.sed A 10Th keW-loh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

A THsr SroyE.-We noticed in one OF The tents
in the Park tho other day, Yankee invention
which promises comfort to tho brave soldiers who
are sking their lives during these cold Winter days
and nights in order 10 save tho lifo Of the Nation.
We refer to a small portable castiron ten. stove
which ia 30 arranged tha. tho whole including PIPE
which may be drawn ont aud closed like telescope
can 10 packed in q box 10 or IL inches equare
by about inches deep. The stoye weighs about
20 pounds, can be put up or taken down in five
minutes and with very little fuel will comfortably
hest Any tent in the service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

II will be seen that there were ~ regiments sta.
toned in Fredericksburg to ress, the crossing Of the
Union forces. Bot Of them all the only ones which
stood with cyedtable chow Of bravery wsec from
Mississippi, and known as Barksdales Brigade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

TIE FUyERAL or LIEUT.. BInMsGHAx.--The
officers Of the Goth Regiment n Y. s. N. G.. are re-
ques,ed by Col. Bngey to assemble at their Armory,
Essex Market, in fatigue without sidearms, to-day
at u M, for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
the late Lieut.. Birmingham Of Meaghers Irish Brig
ede The deceased fell at the laio bsttio Of FredeI
icksburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
Death Of n United STAIRS Senator.

BALTIMORE, Monday Dec 81 1868.
The Hon. james A. Pearee, United States Senator
from Mary land, died NJ Charleston on Saturday,
aged II,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
The Return. of Hnied, Wounded, md

The Returns OF Hiiied, Wounded, Rnd
Notwithstanding tho Desd-rxow
the CGicers suGcred-Uoy we Took 70
many Frisoners-The Army Reudv 70
Move Again-Raise Statement. .,.,,
the Conduct Of the Pennsylvari. ND.
serves.
From Oar Special Corrsspon5ert
AEADeUAErEss RIGHT GRAyD DIVISION,
Dec 70. lg52
The official returns of killed, wounded, and rDiss.
ing ere nearly in. In the battle Of SATURDAY.. we
tost no prisoners, and but very few are missing.
Between three and four hundred In tho entire army
stole away during the fight and the nigh. following.
nut nearly all Of them were subjects for The hos.
pi'ai, and most Of them have since bcca found
Zero The bodies of nearly all the commissioned
Sncers' and many Of the non-comnissioned, wboss
,'ehoa are able to bear the expense, are being EN-
O"~ed beneath tents near tie railroad depot
''ee'ea ior The purpose. Almost the fret object that
sHes" The attention Of the visitors TO the army Of
vac Potomac, who are hasteoing bore to see their
tSSonuea friends, Is vast pile Of cofns standing
Nv m1 the emhalIners quarters.
Aas hAI VI officers killed and wounded is moe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

Mn. THOs J. ATWOOD, Ma THOMAS COCK,
Mrs. JOHN II. GRISCOM. Mrs ROOT. HAfDoCh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

l. VI Faden. x, ii Pa Ees.
J bennion, tesmster. Q NJ Opt
Jas Weshr eek. A. l2l Ps.
o Ksndle, tesmster, q M Opt
Il DuTkec. n, ! Mich Cav.
N Eswlee, ID, IL; N 4.
W Heweit. ]. ~ Pa.
Hugh Ilstt. q, l55 Pa.
J d Brooks, @, , Bat 5 N Y A
d A Hou.a, A, l26 Pa.
Corp ID Veddee. A rs N J.
j Dnnisp. Il, 6 UAnf.,
ID Wosgste D. 3yMsss.
4 I Taylor, F, 1877 y. Y.
z Gus,ed, X, IL NJ.
JR Wesley. ID. ll8 N Y.
IL J McEa la. X, z Wis.
d Farrcr, d, o VI.
y w Wallscs. L, . U s 5 8.
Louis Sche.don, A. : n Y.
IAR Yollnisn. X, ~ led.
john Thiiin. u, a n y.
Color Sergt John IL Wirgert,
+, IA lad.
Andrew Nonis. D, rs Pr.
Michl Sclioom scher, HI y Y.
John Z Barstow. X, ! Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
TIE JuDGrsnIp FOR INDIANA.

Secretary Smith WAS confirmed as District Judg
of Indiana to day. The name Of bis successor "
probably be sent into the Senate at once. l. Is su
POSED that Assistant Secretary Upshus will TO pc
noted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
MIsCELLANEOUS

Nuw.YoEK, Oct II The following Is from
the HeraId's correspondent ~ Fairfax O. II
A review ms ,ection OF Staples division ol
this corps took place ut Centervllls to-day.
Geo nigel made thorough Inspection OF
the troops, and upon whose appearance he
was we'll pleased.
Yesterday Lieut. Condsr OF the Sd Va. ca
Valry had skirm,sh with Balls rebel cavalry,
near Aide. Our force being small was forced
10 retreat They killed rebel Lieut. Means
and wounded another who was the brother OF
Capt. Ball.
The Herali's despatch says that Gov. Eg'
ans Of Colorado is here, In order TO make ar
rangements ior the protection ofthat territory
from the Indian depredanons aid guarding
the overland route, by which the people are
furnished with domestic supplies.
There Il much rejoicing here over the
Union Wet miss in Kentucky,
The inactivity OF our army ou the Potomac
will soon cease.
Gen Hookera wound is healing rapidly
bui bis Surgeons have ordered him to remalr
quiet uutil the leaders Of his foot have beer
thoroughly freed from inflammation II ia no
yet known to what command he will be as
siguea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
NOTIOE"A BAKNAlN,

1NuE undersigned oner Tor sale tns harm known as
i John boOkeT's IN kandolph toNnship, On the Wary
usr srtomep y about une aud one isurth iloA nortn
Jf salem. Tho sad farm coutains ons hundred and
twenty Aeros, ninety acres OF which IS under good
ionco aud good cultivation; the baance Ia No. | Wood
and. The proyeinents are two good DIV, ling housas;
good barn and otnvr out-ouldlnBsi two never failing
wUilsl good, young, thriving orchard. The sUoyo
Rrm Is OF tao InVst desirable Ia the county aud
tho heirs bong degrous sell a private sale will sc
tue same or $50 per acre good nd terms
Any dcsro1b 10 SEQ saiu premise@ will call j,
Warner or john ii. Warner VINO 1--we near SAID farm,
and tor any Information wanted II call on D. X boyer
Clerk OF tho Court OF Montgomery county ONO tho
Court House. J. j. WAhNER,
atl2Sw3m JOHN III. MARINER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
The Old Established Blndery.

THOS. w. ODELL,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TAlkp STREET, OVER
rnk UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
n ANuFACTuREs all kinda OF BLANK BOOKS for
NJ County Offices, banks, kNil Road iftceA, Busi.
nuus Men, and others hie work eouptiaes svery
style nom 20 cents up to per quire.
Best No, l Laid or Woye paper used on Blank work
Magazines, Periodicasi &C., Ae., bound In any gtylt
desired u PLAN OF pti ana having the tools. Ac, or
merry used by Mores aud by Calender he IL preparod
" match all volumes bound by them.
Old Books reO> und, aud made TO look better thar
Wheu now
E MUSIC bound In any style desred and PACED; a con
venlece nSget ueiora oihfad here with music binding
o. His PAGING MACHINE 10 the only one IN M
olty and IA one VI the most important inventions
tht present Day 10 WI accurately page and nunlpr
Books. Checks, DraitS, hallroAd hooks, and papers
aud any And oi Blanks, AZ h.gh a. ten thOtsaad.
T. W, Y, also peya very particular attention 70 pre-
parng all kinds OF BlnrIs With gfrnea Isads--R Rail.
Road ana other work requiring neatness, and dispatch.
nA- Having recently greEly added 10 his already
tba public.
M He refers 20 the County Offices Of Montgomery
Prohle, pArke, and 10 the various Banks, Railroad
oihees &e, IN The Miami Valley, lor specimens Of his
Sork. declA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
BY Telegraph.
RRPonTKD FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NTcHr DISPATCHES.


REBEL INVASION OF Pennsylvania.
HAna..suRa, Oct l0.--Gos. Curtin has lust
received the following diapaich from Col Nc
Ciure Al tChamersburg; :,
Mercersburg was occupied " stewart rebel
cavalry to-day, and they are nov HaVanoing
20 Chambersburg
They took horses and all other property they
wanted NJ MerceFsburg, Offering rebel scrip
for Il. They did no injury 70 Individual per
sOne sha, have heard Of The rebel foree s
esiinA,ed At 5000 They are certainly sdvan
cling on Chambersburg, and have cut the Bed
ford wire, and are A'so report, ns beng near
81. Thomas, about seven miles from here
Their il no doubt whatever OF them being IN
Mcroershurs They will certainly give us a
cLl Tonight We had the rumor at six o
clock. but Il was not credited We can make
no r,,istance, as Il would only exasperate and
oauss the wanton destruction OF life and prop
eEty.
GnANnrRsBuRa Pa, Oct 10, Q PM.--Aeont
ffteen meu on horseback are 10 town with
carbines and Gag Of truce, They want to see
,hs snr;ncl,,al men or town They have a
large force about one micJ from town who VIII
enter in An hoHr "a
LArEsr-McCurs and his Provost Marshall
have lust gone two miles from toWn to meet
the rebel commander. -,
Nothing can be doue except surrender We
look for our force in an hour. They crossed
the Potomac at Hancock and epme over the
country to tho Piuabnrg pike Tho depoht'
of the ChAmbersburg Bank have not been re
turned from New York since the raid
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
lRaportsd Ior tho bs,ly Empire.l
RrVv York Market.


Nsw YosA, October II.
FLOUR Rer.lpts II. .oSi bbs; market 51i0, bette J
,alea i3VOi bms y, 67Ua59o tor superior Ha1' !,
OCsaGa5 sIrs state; S7OaS 90 superior western >
9ae7O common Ia medium extra western
sSaG 70 common to good shuPng nrandH eStrs
n A. o Canadian Flour arIner sales sOO
btI, 239G 80 common 6GS5sVo good to choice
extia.
RYE FLoUR-stealy at 5otBt ST.
WHEAT - Receipts gfs,s.s bui market loss
buoyant, holders more disposed to realize, with large
supply oisring; salea 1000 bu la1lsi Chr
csgo spr,nk; I sOQi g Milwaukee CLUB 200
~ amber Iowa; S20i 81 winter red western
3i@l 9s amber Michigan
RYE rirncr e7g73 wos,emi sogS1
BARLEY--Nomina.
CoRS-Recoipts sO5Si bu market duh. un
changed; -sJes 6o,oOO bu -, O1aGt mixed Western
shipping.
OATs-Dul S6aSO}s inoror 1, prime.
FORK - Qmet i97ob 9l2Ta mr. mess !
lI6O@li 90 torpnme.
BEEF-Qniet, unchanged
CUT MEATS-Quiet
LARD--Firm st lOIio}s-
BUTTER Selling at lsgsi sSts iagl7 or
OHIO.
CHER9E--stsGiy al sH9io,-.
wIhnKY-Quet, afmat IS
GoLD--l %,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

REPORT TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOUISVILLE, Oct l0--A Bardstown dispatch
patch To Gov. Robinson says Gen Crittendens
force was not engaged in Wednesdays light
and Woods but temporarily, not having ar
rived in sosson. At night the rebels retreat
toward Harrodsburg, but we're he hemmed III.
Kirby Smiths detachment having been sepa-
rated from other rebel forces on Dick river
Thursday morning We occupied advantageous
situations on all sides Of tho eneny. Our
loss in killed and wounded in Wednesday $
battle was |, 500 The enemys loss is consid
cred much larger Tho reports Of severe
battle near Perryville Thursday, are ineor-
rect coming from persons who left at in the
morning, when skirmishing had commenced
with slight cRnnonadmg. Others, leaving the
battlefield at p NJ Thursday, say the hrng
before 8 in the morning, aud the remainder OF
the rebels were th9n making their way 10
ward Harrodsburg, pursued by the Federal
army
Col Jacobs Gf the gth Kentucky Cavalry,
was slightly wounded in u skirmish on Wed
nesdAy night, near Lswrenceburg, but he was
on du,y Thursday
The fsnth Ohto lost two hundred and eish
IY.two kil ed aud wounded on Wednt sday,-
Company b, Captain Fermsn, Of Pope's resi
men, mostly from Louiiyil e, lost in killed
and wounded ali except twelve Gen Rous
seaus and Coz Pope's wounds are very light
here are conflicting stories about Lytle''
death; some report him Nounded Hnd prla
ontr
Tke remains OF jackson, Rerrill and Web
stSr have arrveI. Our Sanitary Comm ssiot
have made every prepaI ation for relief TO 'h'
wounded.
Governor Morton, Of Iud ana, ia en- rout'
hither with Surgeons aud nurses.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
SHERIFFS SALE.
Montgomery Superior
Court.
Ca o No. zOQ9,

James turner et montgomery Superior
WIN. Comfy, r. n. Com. Ca 40. xOOo.
ly and hlcnard Green aH
DYNtrue Vi, aud IN obedience 10 tho command OF
ID ven, *. Sc. ~ mo directed from tbs superior
.Vurt o Montgomery Connty ohio, / wall oh.r al
ruuc oHo At thu doVr Of ths Court House IN tho CiJ
VI Dayton, on
Sdtpddy, November ls 1862,
AZ two o'clock m, " sad day, the following dea
crbad real estate, vt. AZ The proper OF . iehard
Green, ait oi thu North East quarter OF IN lot NO
Is IN the oiy Of Dayton, Mon gOmery eoua.
y, ono, Beginning st tue uorsh.wyst corner
oi said ! AN rusnng from uirnea eastward.
bort X. H. toIorh north westoome ol said quarter
thence right angles, southwardy with FolHtrtns
west nue, aikly teet seven loot lay, theme
NJ right angles weawardY thirytwo 52) ioet 10 tnt
western Doundery ot sasd quarter lot ihonce north.
wardy sixty HiX ieet With SAID western bouudsry of
said quarter lot 10 the place Of beginning
Also IN lot NO sG3, corner " haud Perry street.
Also IN lots numbered 2bi5 south west part, and
lot s6lA east part all Ia Dayton, Montgomery eounty,
ONO
The above premises under former execution were
appraised as lollowsi
Lots No 100 y on second street N ....... SgOlo 90
263 corner OF 9th and Purfy sts..,,., 2000Vl
" 20l3 and x6l4 Observation-Disclosures. bNQu
The above described properly was taken on eNevu.
on as the property OF hichsrd Green, At tho auit
James Turner and Ellen Turner against W. n. Comfy
\ k. N. Comfy aud lhchard Green.
Tho above property sell for less than x OF tbs
J appralaement fe;ins Cash.
uEO, VOC AMAN, shsrG
n. Z. JoRpAS, Atty. fft sesOwls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
REBEL RAID ON CIAMBERsBuRo.

HARHlsSuR0, Pa, Oct 1.-The rebel raid
against Cesmsersburg is not deemed impor
taut hee.
The deposition OF the Federal troops Al
Gun oerland, Chain ersburg and other poin 5
will iorce the rebels 10 speedy return 10
Virginia by way oi Hancock or 10 make de
tour above Cumberland. L. either eese he
movements OF the rebsis must be- rapid TO es
cape capture.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
sKtRyI sB--NFoRo BRIGADE

Kansas CRY, Oct IA bout 3 o'clock yes
terdey afternoon a skrmsh eosued bciweon
company of 80 mon Of The 9th Missouri cav.
nlry under Capt David and a guerrilla band
Of l3l men under Qunn'rl aud Childs, near
Sibley's Landing, rusuitlng in the defeat otihe
rebelA Our loss one killed aud QUO dSnger'
ously wounded r. bel less unknown
We captured tho rebel Col Cb'ld'. who -
seriously wounded
Cap, David is sill In pursuit o the teosis
Last night squadron OF LANES NEGRO
BRIGADE at mlted 20 cross ,be river rom
Wyandote, Kansas, It ia t1eulh' TO make
reid upon the citizens of Clay county, NO ,
when they were met on the Missouri bank by
n company of militia and driven back Sew
eraI sho,s were fred, but little damage was
| done TO either party
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
Commercial.
oaytan Market.
OFFICE DAILY EMPiRE.
October 10. lat2

aNRSadANs FLouR--wmts wheat, Whoiesals
=. fS femilssug ted sbsst shoiesele 81 Sei r"'"u'
% 90
WHEAf.-t5
CORN-25
uAIS-2S
BARLEY 50eli5a.
RYE-40QtOi.
HAY--rmotny sioaiO per toa
FLAN.1kED--si 10
WHlAKY-2sA12sN.
nlDB4--beat dnyd uidS1 sue, calf 4Nn rloAf 81
,uts up 10 10 n d, kip gp to - n s..
gROCERtE>-Cotf g1G2S sugar 94dlli NO.
tssses Sl@SE reas So,gl 5o ohoes" C54N7t; RICE
sds's
MisCELLANEOtis-D Dued Apples g. per NJ Sslt 81 20
100 par br Vlnegsr 6es9c per gall Nhto beans 81 70
al ~ por hu, Ruter OslO. Eggs 7sS. Pepper 70
AInnna o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
SHERIFFS SALE,

w'ihau Patton Montgomery superior Court
" illiam sheet. ct al. Case No. 1885
DURsUANr to an otder OF sale rom the superior
il Court OF Montgomery couIty 20 me direct, d, /
uul otsr ~ pLbc s al tho door Of the Court ouse
N the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, october 4, 1892
AZ clock p IA OF uAd day, tno iUliOWing described
estate towt All that Ct rtan tract Ot lanu, ueiug
parE o tbs ali OF sexton ten (lO township hye
~ range dvo ) sRst &C, beginning Ulue sapln
asSr III branch auu runnlns nVrIh eguty. degrees
west 100 poloa 70 n stak theLCc hvrtu sUo wtht O.
poles TO stagS In mo old lnei thohue south 90
srUss Une nndred ana twenty poles 70 stake
80 OLD nei teucs north elBLty hyO utg ees tAst Sut
nundfUt All sixty Ious 10 AlaAe aulUlning Daniei
ivO,Vr, aeu; taen.s nOrtu nv gress Wsht ninety.
Jns poi y " tue plAGe oi LognuMEt eoutuBlng Que
,unurvd acres A. conveyed useU lot ui teuIuRry,
lso, by ps1el hessoTi o. aud wife 20 usnIe heasVr
~ vNunpttuI irom t-e operations o this ctnyvyauce
1eNo screa ~ Hnu, tellg tie uvGtn han o. the TON u
, ULiVn IA Tie county ot Mon oumery and state Y.
Jhv, loh Naa Iuu outln t-w, l0ts sad hs record q
"a DOoI ~, pHss w. and excepting Ctt acr q ana
,p, NJ snanees Rs sola Ana conveyed " NIuAul ana
Algrtn oharts 10 mo west all 81 sMd section
. ud dstod Asl 3 te9., retoised "a book 81" pa.V
81, Eesr-ncO Uvas hSd VIII moro iuily appear Which
,ud 0eiLs ta~'vd Ia llS eSuuly y, A,olnou,siy ale
atato Il NElO, 4..
Sad laAa As been appraised at 90 900 and eAnno
~ sold fOf less than twU.,tilas VI thas amount
lsrns Bs!c, 81,
10 10 sold as N propeety OF William Shssts At the
81 TOT Miliain Patton. pgtlhst hlia aud Othsip
The HOo dSseute1 iIVpeity iytug HtuANodt 10 thu
town oi Union, tNeiVe iss nNttia tOL, COuxists
Vi g. IS 100 acres VI iRld With tolnOuilus uSw suVk
dNeIu1g mouse, larhI uew tSIn, iil ana d,s L,ry
a 20 Jpof suop anu several otasr tene lIsIts
UhOkdE. VIVA NAN, ShuIlu AVat. county.
pANis Laws, huorneys Ru3JNts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
sCHRIMsHAw's
tent Oncrete for Paving.
nuE undersigned having purchased the right to use
ScHRIMsHAw'S CONCRETE FOR PAVING

UVUHIWOTINW 2 WWWUUEIL Z UH Z WVVWU
In montgomery county, - now prepared 10 lay all
aidoyAka IN the shove syie, the shortest notice,
and In the Last possible manner
lie will also, Il daared, sell aew township or town
rights 10 the county.
ID should be remembered that Il Ia Pc fecty smooth
anil az solid aud durable stonei mpenolfAble By
wai..r and can ho iAid Al Lkss THAN HALF THE
Co ui any other material. Wherever used Il has
"a. a euuta saOsiachon,
rho ba.t of references TO lts durability and cheap
meas can he given derired. specimens OF this pave.
tnent VA 10 aeeii IN this CITY,
o., .,ns desiring urther information, or Wishing to
lea orera for work, requested TO call at No. OF
water street, Dayton, Ohio.
matd3me JOHN kAsTOh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
NOrlOE 10 ZANE GROWERS.

DAYTos sraAR WOREa, 3 rtsmbor ~ 1854
I TAKE TINS method OF notifying those growing
1 Cane 10 the vicinity ut DAY ton, that Am nOw
II ready with my works for syrup maung upon An
on iGFgad sud improved Gale and shall be prepared TO
work all that comes, rs soon Rs t ~ ripe But would
aot lWse Ruy one 10 cut before the lst OF Oltober
My yard Will ba II ady 70 receive Cane on Monday
October " anu boiling commences on the iSlh. Terms
the syrup.
Cane must be bound with Two bands and not cut yer
el .ht foot long, Cane OF over length with seed,
TUFTS leaves on will be subject TO discount must
request thuse leaving Gene ior us 10 worN, 10 inform
mo as soon rs possible Vi tue probable amount and
whether they choose cash terms share ot syrup
In order thgt may engage my barrels, etc,
can t,e lound at the hoal er Factory Of Messra
BombeTger, Wight Co., on whose prvmiaea my works
are loualed, directly oppostS my lace OF l,st season
aoalua i5AAU A. HEDGES.