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St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the suLseri-
" bers have obtained from the Ornhans'
Court o: ST. Mary's county in Maryland, let
tiers of administration on the personal estate
OF Perry Combs. late of SAID comfy, de
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS against The
SAID deceased, are hereby warned to exE bit the
same with the proper vouches thereof, to the
subscribers on or before the ist Of October,
1859, otherwise they may be excluded by
law from all benefit Of the said estate. Given
under our hands this 9th day Of March
1862.
HARRIET p. COMBS,
q. NJ. BOiIANAN,
Administrators.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
COLLECTOR NOTICE.

4 III. persons indebted tn me for The year
1861 for State and County Taxes will
please Come forward and settle tho same hy
the 10th qf April next If not, shall pro-
coed to collect them according to law.
G. 5. THOMPSON,
Collector 4th Dis
March 27tll, 1sG2-td
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
InEA GIE[E,R VyAN1nEID

A gentleman to teach Primary School
IA No. %. in Chaptico District, for the
present year, 1862, is wanted 1t is desirable
that he should be qualified to teach Latin,
Greek. French and all the ordinary branches
OF an English education. Recommendation
as to moral standing will also bc required.
AdE!r"ss. Beard Of Trustees of Primary
Scl'ol M. %, Milc>town Post Office.
March Goth, lsG2--4t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
FOR CJNSr ABLE.

j. EDWIN ABEI-L announces himself az =
Cal d,daie for Constable In Leonard Tasn D...
'r'c at The election 10 1863 and asks the sup
Poii of his friends and fellow -citizens.
Nov 2oih, leCI.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
OHERSEER WANTED.

fHE underSign desires 20 employ. imme,,i-
y atclr, a GOOD OVERSEER for his
farm i'll Mcdlcyts Neck Address
10 II. MADDOX.
Leonard Town L o
March eth, 1sG2-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
NOTICE
To Traders. Keepers Of 0rdinaries and
Others.

EADERS, Keepers of Or,linarics and 9th.
. crs. are hereby notified. in PURSUANCE ul
'"e Act of Assembly, in such case made AMI
provided, 10 take cut and renew their
LICENSES between t..e list and
10th day OF May next,
as the Jaw will he rigidly enforced againat
th'So who neglect to comply witi the provis-
Ions Of the Act III Assembly, passed at Janu-
AIRY Session, 1853
The law does MT authorize any person or
Persons to sell or batter goods, wares ami n,er-
.hanilze. without first having obtained IL
SLHSf. from the Clerk Of the Crcuil Court.
By order If Judge BnENr:
JAMES L. BLACKSTONE, Clerk
OF the G. G. for ST. Mary's County.
April 10Th, 1862.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10

4 IT. pcnnns are hereby forewarnel from
N negotiating. purchasing, 'r having any
thing To- do with promissory NOTE, draw l
hy L. VI. ABEI.I. in favor of q. l.. Wise f,I
lie sum of twenty-five dollars. dated in An.
gust or September, 1861. Said note WA,
placed in tire haials Of w. G.. Miller for sal,
Keeping, and has been lost or misplaced.
GEORGE y. MISE,
F,b. 20Ih, 1862
March 18Th, 1sC2--4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
UMBER
SHINGLES!
EI.GRlHE kr.

Flooring, sc.
I'VE invite the aitcnii.n If our friend, an
Consumers, generally, in ST. Mary's All
adjoining cnnilra =, ,iiir extensive a.xort man
oi scasoned BEi'DLNG IA 3LRL.fLS
All parties contemplating the erection
DwelIIr,-' Barnes. &c, will find i, greatly
their advantage To give US a call. as we can
sou at lowest rates for cash or Negotiable pan
per.
Doors. Frames. Sash, &C., furnished at
Mill prices.
Ordurs ilcd for Bricks, Lime, Hair, Nails,
&C.
Nj Wharfage charged On Vessels recciyin..
Luml~r firm cur iarl
CARSON. ZIMMERMAN, K co,
Vest side Union Dick.
Norfolk Boat N1.srf
March 2Dst. 1sG0-n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
No. : Commerce street,
Baltimore, Md.

TT ARGE WIOLESALE AND
H RETAIL STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRYGOODS,
FOR CASH ONLY.
HAMILTON EASTER Il CO.,
Nos. 100, POI and 203 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE,
IIavc now 10 store, and are constantly
adding thereto, a large and varied stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
embracing articles from the lowest to the
highest price, in every department of the
trade.
Would call particular attention to their
stock of Goods for farmers and planters
use. such as "a and Ga Pulled Cloth:
Pcnitcntiary Plaid Iinscys and Cations:
Servants Blankets; heavy Bleachcd and
Brown Cottons; O<naburgs; Canton and
Wool Flannels, and indeed every thing re-
quircd by an individual, family, or for SER
wants usc
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
ION the most advantageous terms" and
SELLING FOR CASH ONLY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We are enabled to mark our goods ut sucl,
prices as will make il the interest Of all to
deal with us. An examination Of our
stock by persons visiting Baltimore to make
purchases is invited
Sept. 18th, 1S6l--6w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10

JAMES S. DOWNS,
ATTORNEY & OOUSSELLOk Ar LAW
Le""ard To~a. ST. Hurry. Go. Nd,
Will practice in 81. Mar, land Tia, adjoining
Counties.
Feh:'lOth 1859.
~
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
flUsTHB's SALE.
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Ky virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Cont
- hr Charles county, sitting ne a Court
OF Equity. tho Under,igred, ax Trustee. wiIl
o''sr at Public Sale at the Court II .usc a or
IN Fort Tobacco. to TIE highest bidder ON
THURSDAY, the Sth of Nav
next,
vi 'a'r, u MOI. the next fair day thereafter,
oe'"een the hours Of IL m. and 9 O'Clock. n
NJ oil that tract or parcel Of land called and
known BY the name IF
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
TAILORING.

fHE undersigned has
! Removed from his
hrmc, place of business
'"ti.e immediately occnI,i-
20, 20 by Z. q. Spahling,
Eq., whore lac will c.,n-
.iiue Ia make C.,ais,
isI:s and Vests after
!hc latest STYLES and FASH
i'i;s ami ul"n his I'D
TERMS. lie is thankful
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
se, Nv adding thereto the following Sec
in. relating 10 Partnerships taking ont Liz

81, hy adding thereto the following Sec
ia. relating 10 Partnerships taking ont Liz
rcnscs. .5
SECTION. I. T,e Il enacted by the Gene
-, Assembly Of Maryland, That the follow
"a ..c,;ou he and the same In hereby atllrsl
49, he filty-sixth article Of the Code of Public
General Laws, to follow tho second section
ANY license may be obtained by partner
-. =, firms. as we'll as by individuals; but
- IN cases. the names NJ all the partners Of
~ frm shall DO set forth in full in the IL
~. 80 and nn license shall protect any pcrsnn
a..ndiur t., act under the same, unlcss he
'.r,ed therein, or il entitled as reprcsen-
- or assignee under the provision hcrcin-
20, contained I'm this article, and the clerk
INC the Iicenscs, shall enter upon the record
- I;.cnses. tie fsl, names of and the mcmhers
Of cu-par,ncrship 10 whom such licenses rs
.ued. IT,. III, al.
hill take efisc, ON the tlirtieth day of April
next.
AN ACT
r., amend the SEVENTEEN section OF the i'ty-
,;x,h Article Of tho Code "f Public Gene
x.lIaws, relating 10 Licenses for Onlina-
lies.
v,cr,ox / &c it enacted hy the General
..,,bIv II MARYLAND, That the seventeen
.,;,n II the fifty sixth Article of the C'dc OF
rol,r General Laws. relating t" Licenses Tor
.,-,,;n,,jc. to and the same is hereby repeal
~ and the following cnactes. in lieu there
ifany rcron or body polite shall propose
"a oncn OF keep an ordinary he shall apply to
the Clerk o! the Circuit Curt OF the county !"
vLi,b .ad applicant may tesisie, ar II i'c ~
.;les in the civ Of Baltimore, 10 the Court at
C,mmon Pleas, for license therefor. ul,d'r
which crnse ri,itu"us or frraented liquors or
larger beer, ma, he l'artcrcd or ,old in qnan-
,i,r. less than n pint.
SEC, 2. Aud lie it enacted, That this act
shall take effect Oh the thr,ci! day Of April
ileXt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10

i"r tlc lihe al patronage he has heretofore
lie favor.
Cu ,ang done at moderate rates ana at
Tit shortest n,.ice.
THOMAS 7. AREEL,
Taller,
Leonard Town.
april 10Th lSG2.-at.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10

To amend the f,rty-scc"nd section, relating To
the granting Of Licenses 10 Tra'lcrs, Of Ar
ticlc ffiy->ix Of the Code Of Public General
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
CAVALRY REcoNNoIsANCE.

Headquarters army of tie Potomac
RectortosCH, Va, Oct 8, 10 r. M-Gen.
Pleasanton remained over night at Markham,
and this morning moved on to@Rrds Bafburs,
Eve miles distant and near the mouth Of
Chester Gap Before reaching the town he
came up with Gen. Stuart with 5000 men and
one battery. The rebels had their guns posted
on hill to the left Of the road but we're drawn
of Col. Gregg Of the sth Pennsylvania,
charged on them with full Regiment com.
pletely routing them aud taking prisoners
As the rebels Hed Capt Saunders with a
squadron Of the 9th Pennsylvania Regiment,
charged on their flank while Capt Pennington
with another force assaulted them with shells
The rebels left ten Of their dead on the field
Our loss was one killed and 1--WE wounded
among the enemys dead was Captain. The
adjutant Of Virginia Regiment had his leg
broke and is prisoner The conduct Of our
Cavalry in this action was splendid and it is
only necessary for Gen. Stuart to meet them
on an open field to show our superiority.
Salem was occupied to-day by Gen Bay
ards Cavalry, after driving the lst Virginia
Cavalry from the town and capturing several
prisoners
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
CONDITION OF THE VIRGINIA RAIL
ROADS

WAsHINGsoS, Nov. 5.--Iniormation from
Manassas Junction this morning says that
portion of General Sickes command sent
forward to look after the Orange and Alexan-
dria Rail road, found it in better condition
than was anticipated toa point nearly up to
Cattlets Station. The railroad bridge at
Broad Run, was found partially burned,
thong il can however, be easily and quickly
repaired, Little Run Bridge was found un-
injured. Our troops hold the country in the
vicinity Of BrenlsvlIe and have driven in the
patrolling rebel parties upon Harrenton june
tiOn. lhey, however, continue TO scout down
AS low as CAtletts Station, and will doubtless
destroy the Cedar Run bridge, il they have
not ah eady done so. The Manassas Railroad
IS IN preuy good working order clear up to
Thoroughare Gap, information received
last night indicates that the total rebel furce
at Warrenton junction is not more than
1000 infantry, with corresponding numbers
of arti,iery aud cavalry.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DESPATCHEs.

IMPORTANT AND STARTLING NEWS
NEw YoRK, Nov. 6.-The Times has the
following
Dispatches of the gravest Importance and
which may effect change in the whole as.
pect OF the war were to-day submitted by the
French Legation To ths Secretary of State.
Gen. HAlleck expresses the belief that
foreign war nteessltating levy enmasse OF
our whole population would not be an evil
without large compromising benefits lie ex.
presses the Dehef that the North has not began
~ develope us possible resources
An informal meeting Of the Cabinet was
held to-day and an adjournment had to THIS
evening, when it re-assembled at o clock
Gen. Halleck beng present on special invita-
ton OF the President 1t is believed that de
elslons OF more Ultimate importance than any
yet made in the course of the war have been
arrived at and will be announced before the
end OF the week.
The air is pregnant with rumors OF military
and Cabinet changes, are positive, and il Is
believed that certain Cabinet Ministers re.
gard these charges as a condemnation giving
them no alternative but to resign
Il is not believed that sBy capital punish
meBt will be visited upon the hostile Indians
in the North West The policy OF Govern
ncnl ucllk W htIu treatment OF the
Indians who have given themselves up. 1t is
the decision OF Assistant Secretary Easher,
nov in Minnesota, to adjust these dificuI.
ties, avoiding as far as possible all collision
with the StALe Government
Gov Morton left for Hsrper's Ferry at 10
o'clock this evening in special train.
The Times special at Upperville on the 4th,
says-Y esierdAy Pleasantons successful pur-
suit Of Stuart was resumed At 10 A. NJ. the
enemy was placed in very dangerous posi-
ton, on tho road leading from Union to Up
peryille, but after few hours hard fighting,
Pleasanton joined by Arnold drove Stuart and
his 5000 horsemsn back till they broke and
ran. They succeeded in making good their
escape through Ashbys Gap.
Gen. McClellans head quarters are at pres
ent at this place There is every indication that
both sides are seeking TO bring on a greAi
battle in this neigeborhood, but citizens say
the rebels spoke OF their intention to get bach
10 Richmond as speedily as possible
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
FRoM MISSISSIPPI

BOLIVAR, Tenn, Nov. Special to the
Missouri Democrat says, Gen. Grant with sev.
eral divisions of the army from this place and
Cornth marched into Lagrange, Miss, last
night. Enemy still occupy Holly Springs,
but the opinion is entertained that they will
evacuate. Railroad will be repaired by to-
morrow evening, so as to admit passage Of
trains from this place to Lagrange
A regiment from Columbus passed down to
Lagrange last last night; another goes to day
Rebels were about $4,000 strong ut Holly
Springs Van Dorm is in command lfthere
is not battle fought before many days, it will
be because the enemy prefer running to fight
ing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
Reported for the Daily Empire.
New York Market.

NHw YoEK, November g.
FLOUR Rec'ts Is,a3s bills; 50 better, more doing !;
sales l05OJ bbls al b659675 for superior state /;
SsSss O' extra state GS@5 rs superior western /;
sS@6 ~ common to medium extra western
e7de6sS common to good shipping bTands extrs
r. II. o. Canadian Flour nrmer more active; sales $50
b6ls oo9s 10 commons 0O9s 90 good to choice
extra.
RYE FLoUR-steady at 75@6 O5
WHEAT-Receipts 5000 bu; market lac better,
more doing sales 10000 bu l1@l % Chicago
spnngi 2i@l 20 Milwaukee club l SogI s2 amber
Iowa; s6@l 20 winter red western GOal ~
amber Michigan.
RYE- Quiet at 1880 western; $500 state
Ooks-heceipts $500 bu; market shade hrmer
sales GoOoO bu At 7997S mixed western, shipping.
OATS-Steady At 6s@G9 common 10 prime
PoRE-Dull at II s716@9isOO Tor mess ll5Na
II 70 for pnme.
CUT hEATs-UnchAnged.
LARD-Quist, Unchanged at g1<0lOs<.
bUTPER-ssllng al 2o@2t for state; Iaa2O Tor
Ohio.
CHEESE-Steady at 9@llL
wHIsKY-steady, unchanged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
LICENSE NOTICE.
OFEicE OF COLLECTOR or IsrEAHAL REyKsu1
THfnD DIaTRtcr oE nu,n

OFSicK OF COLLECTOR or IATEAHAL REyEsuRN
THIRD DIsTRicT OF ONO,
N E. cor. Third and Jefferson sts., DAYroN
A LII persons who have hled their applications for
IA Licenses with the Assessors OF MONTGOMERY
county, can now procure such Licenses on payment 81
the tsx levied by the Act Of Congress, To provide In.
ternal Revenue 10 support the Government and nav
intert NJ on the Public Debt"
Penalty for neglect To take out License is equal 10
License
Licenses on all applications made to the Assessors
In Montgomery county must issue from this office
oc32dlw JOHN l.. MARTIN, Collector.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
ELECrIoN IN MISSOURI

ST Louis November 5--The Radical Emau.
cipatIon ticket IN this county is undoubtedly
elected The vote IN the FIRST Congressional
District is very close, and can not be decided
Till the army Is heard from blair's friends
claim his election, but the Radical Repnbli-
cans say the vote in the army will elect Knox.
In the oecond District Blow Radical Rep ls
undoubtedly elected by II handsome majority.
The returns from the interior are very meager,
but the Emancipation ucket is probably elect.
ed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
KANSAS ELECTION.

LEAvESwoRTH, November Scattering re.
turns from this Stale indicate the election OF
the entlre Republican State ticket Wilder
(Rep.) Tor Congress, is probly elected over
Parrot lunlonl and MaIhas lDeml
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
FROM NORTH oARoLINA.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 6--Ths steamer Oreob
from Newburn, Slst HAtteras Inlet 20, ar
rived this morning An expedition is said to
have left NeWburn--destinatio unknown
The Newhurn Progress of the 3lst ult is
received Only one item OF news is contain
ed therein, that fifteen loyal TennessseAns had
escaped from the rebel prisons at Atalanta,
Ga by knocking down the sentinel aud then
skedaddling
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
MINNEsorA ELECTION.

Sr Paul, November 6-The city Of ST.
Paul is all Democratic. Ramsey County gives
Colien (Dem.) ior Congress 500 majority ;
Wabasha County, DonnsllY (Rep) for Con
sress 500 majority Goodhue County DON
uelly 800 majority. The result is very uncer.
tain. Returns come in slowly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
MICHIGAN ELECTION

DErRoIT, Nov 5,-The Republican majority
on the State Ticket is claimed by 5000.
In the lst Congressional District, Beaman,
Republican is probably elected by 200 majority
Epson, Republican in the 2nd District; Long.
year, Republican, 3rd District; Kellogg, Re
publican, 4th District elected 9th aud 9th
Districts in doubt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
DELAWARE ELECTION.

WILMINGTON, November 6--Kent County
gives 4sO Democratic majority. Sussex
County has not yet been heard from.
Cannon (Unon,) tor Governor, is certainly
elected Legislature stiii in doubt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
The Old Established Bindery,

THOS. w. ODELI.
THE UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE' ~
MANUFACTURES all kinds of BLANK BooKs sor
ul County Ohces, Banks, Rail Road Otiiees Bnsi
style, nom ON 20 cents up to s2,6 per quire '''''
aa nssa no Lld b or Woye paper used Blank Work
desired desire IN PLAN OF gilt and having the tools, &c, or
merry used by Morts, and by Calender he Is
to match all volumes bound by them f''P"i'"
whom new IVA "e''eT tiAn
Sllsle bound IN rny style desired, and PACED a con
'eSe 81 @ lever Celorn offered here with music binding
- 80 HIS PAulNG MACHINE is the only one an tbs:
Wy and Is one Of the most important Inventions Of
the present Day IL Will accurately page and nnynIr
Books, Checks, Drafts, railroad Boofs and nanays
Ahi any knd OF Blanks, as high as ton thousand
i, ". ~ also pays very particular attention 10 nra
B.l,lS uS s Kinds OF Blanks with RIntea Heads~RaiI
po "hu Othef work requiring neatness and dispatch
ba- having recently greaty added 10 his alresd,
the puddle - F'NP"i'u' W Pieisc
ns- lie refers 10 tle County Offices of Montpor5a,
fIebie' Darke, and TO the various Banks, Rsilroaa
work ~'' 'N' 'PoShiohh ol MS
declS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
LEGAL. NoTTctS
Superior
Court Of
Montgomery
NNA4.aIa

Adam Clay, rleintin, superior
Samuel n. Loree, Henry Loree, Har- Msntgowe,v
ilet Loree, fInnces Loree, John Nc. COUNTY
Clure and = X Mcoleai. Defendants Ohio
SAMuEL n. LUkEE, OF Amador county sfata Of
~ California val take notice that Adam Olay OF die
county OF montgomery, IN the state Of Ohio did on
the sOth day Of August, 1862, file his petition In the
Superior Court Of Montgomery county, m the STATE 81
ONO, against the said samuel II. Ioree Henry Lorec
Harriet L9ree, Frances Loroe, John Mcclure and o. r.
and Harriet Loree gave to Samuel H. Ls,ree a mort
gage, on the LIST day Of April 1857, to secure the nav
ent OF $50 according 10 certain note reerred to IN
sal' noI'gge, due in hye years nom ts date With 10
situate IN the county Of Montgomery and state ~
ONO, being part Of section g. town q range east a.
beginning 4-l2 chains the north line Of the Lore,
hin IN sla section east Of he northeast corner oi the
DOVER estate IN said hrm, set vi and assigned 10 ran
ces Loree, wiuow VI samuel Loree decees d; thence
90 along me north Tine Of said farm rs chains.
tbence ls3O chains 10 the south line OF the satd
no,ee ~ ~, ~ hInl, Thence S6h e4l CHAINS; thence
~ acres and that SINCE the giving of said norts
gage the said Adam Clay sued out an attach
msnt against the goods and chattels OF the said
si,i,,, a. horee and IN said proceeding before
snip, montgomery county, Ohio, said defendant Hen.
~ borsa, was ordered Garnishee to pay said Adam
Olay SIG 81, the amount due him foni said samuel
ID. Loree, out OF the said $500 debt due rom him and
the SAID note and secured by the said MORTGAGE ana
that since the other defendants claim some interest In
sala mortgage under the said samuel IL. Loree, the
object and prayer OF said petition is that said
may be foreclosed said lands ordered appralsed a5
yerIised and sod and the proceeds or so much there
OF as ls necessary be applied to the payment OF the
plaintn 3 claim, interest and cost.
anu the sald samuel H. Loree is required by law to
answer said petition on or before the third Saturday AZ
ter the 9th day Of December next
oczlW6 ADAM CLAY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
PETITION For PARTITION

George A Grove, guardian OF Georgel
n. Mlnemehher, LouEa M Wine Superior
Plaintiff, Mnntgon,ar
Charles Maxwell, Joseph W. Maxwell Ub,n'
Lena Maxwell, Mary Baldwin, and
r. r. %. Baldwin, issidens Of the State Petition
OF Iowa, James TayOr, George Tay- Tor
~ H. stu , O1i,es m lhylor, residents olI Partition.
niheDlenher, resident Ol Monigom- No 2J56.
n Vi SAID defendants will take notice tbat . ,,i,i
i WAS me- against them on the 10Th day OF uctvber
leUZ, IN the Superior Court of Montgomery conntv
ONO, by George A. Grove, as guardian OF t,eorya n
W hlhebfenner, LOuiza NJ Mnebrenaer, and Dnv,d IA
hlnebrenner, ms wards, anu s now pending wherein
sSid george A. Grove demands partition toT hs SAM
wards OF the following real estate wit: situate i'm me
county VI montgomery, and state Of ohio md I'M the
town vi mlaiiilsuurg and bounded and ,ie,crled es
loOws, Nlz heDg ln-lots Nos. and 49, aRreeallv To
samuel loOer pat Of the town o MmlsbuTp IN I'M.
county Of hOntBomery, and STATE ao esald ekcept "a
uuch o lot NO Is as has been taken OIL the east sid
thefeoi by the Great Miami turnpike. SAID lots nre
known aud designated rs lots Nos 1871 and 1919 on th
revised plat Of sad town.
Also, out-ot in the town of Mianisb,,r, a., ii
county, CONTAINING one aud Onehalf more or less
being the same Ot conveyed by Danie a., bnart t S
M. Ninton, by deed dateu April 2, lego and reroTdsJ
ia the Monigo merry county records.
Ana that at the December Term, 1862 OF said Conrt
the SAID George A Grove, SAID guardian will nppy
Ior an order tht partition may be made OF said pren,
Ises. liEpRt,E A ,,u,sv i'''
Guardian oi George NJ, Loun M, and David II.
Mlnebrenner. So
ADAA CLAY, Attorney. ocoIdtva,yt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
Commercial.
Dayton Market.
OFFICE DAILY EMPIRE,
November O. 1892

UFFICE DAILY EMPIRE,
November 0, 1862
HARsHMAN's FLOUR-Whrte wheat, Who'll: sale.
60 o.. '''
MHEAT-95
CORN-4O
OATS-4Od43
BARLEY-l O5Ql lOc
RYE-5596Oc.
HAf-nmothy SlOaI2 per ton
FLAX-SEED-sl as
WHlSKY-346Rs7
HIDES-Best dred hides sas; calf akin clear n,
cuts up to l6 n &c; kip up TO rs n &c.
GROOERlES--Conee 29933 Sugar l2al4; Mo.
asses 659b6; Teas 3O@I 90; Cheese lU1Sali; Rice
S@sn, Crushed, powdered granuated sugar 146s "a
misCELlANkOUs-Dned Apples DC per n; Sal; 81 so
o. per bril- vinegar bgsc per gall white beans $3.50
Alspica ~ -
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REMOVAL

MI KS. NJ. HELLER, having just returned from the
1ll East with ALL the latest STYLES and nattSrns ~
DisESs, CLOAK AND MANILA MAkINti re-
speetully informs the ladies of Dayton and vicinity
tat she may be found at No 2JO south side nj ~ on
street. between Jefferson and ST. CLAIR one door yost
ol wyatt Bakery. Patterns for sale
MA gent eman and lady can lie accommodated
with pleasant rooms, with board. oroo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
MISSOURI ELECTION.

SPRINGFIEI.D, Nov There are two eman.
eiPationists elected from this county. Re-
turns indicate the election of Col. Boyd, radi-
cal emancpationst in rhis Congressional dis.
trict by 100 majority.