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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

TINE NEW YORK MEDICAL NEWS AND CANCER
Il joURNAL-IMPORTANT OrtkATloN -Tis ia A
Qrariery journal issued thspube by Professor ut
& NEW TON NJ D., No 3 East Twentieth street New York
This number contains his peculiar OF the pathology
and ts Cancer, "a u OF
her OF treated BY him n also contain. The
rcpofts Of several treated Disease OF the Bladder
Dis 81 the Bones Fstulous Diseases
OF opcrstons for stone In the Bladder We had oppor.
nifty OF seeD the which Professor
reno I'd few day since lie bia der ~ patient who
had been suffering years iron difficulty II mea-
In and hail -four AMI a half inches n crrum.
AMI weighs near three Az Per wishing
Of this nit alton will he supplied
the Doctor, No East Twentieth street. New York
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r BoaART, AucTIoNEBR-BH 8. A BoeARr.-
% ON wednesday June ~, at ION O'Clock AZ the auction
No. North William street, Household Furniture.
scfs raeles chairs Bureaus wAshsands. Lounsea Look
ing Gasse Beds and Bedding. Bedstrats Kitchen furn
lure. Gray Horse, Wagon and Harness. Carpets, &C.
Al ococt IS BRUSSELS Three py and Ingram CARROTS 40
pieces shirns Muslin, pieces ribbed Nuslin Lawns xc
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THE REBELLION.


A TTENrIoN.-A CAPTAIN AND POUR LIEUTEN.
n wanted for the General VI Dol Artillery. Head
quarters IS Lispenard 81. ROBERT 7. GIBSON,
Colonel Commanding
fyonPAsy B, rHIRTYsEcoND REGIMENT NEW
" volunteers-The members Of Company y, Thirty
v~cond regiment New York vounteers viii assemble the
Park Barracks Thursday. the lth ns nj o'clock A. M
mustered out Of service. By order.
PRANK GOD1NK, Capt Comdg. Co. B.
NoTIcE.-rHTRTY SECOND REGIMENT n. y. "
IN Member OF Companies and are requested TO ap
pear al Park Barracks Thursday. June H. asA NJ,
W. T. sTArE, Captain Company d.
DETuRNBD voLUNTEERs,
III NOTICEi
TIE NINTH RBGfdENT z0UAvEs,
HEADQUARTERS, NO as BRo0hE STREET,
RETURNED REGIMENTe
that intend avang hemsceso the State Bounty and
Hst thirty days expire requested and
enrol their names that they may be notified Of day 10
enlist r. JARDlNE, Colonel
an REGIMENT NBw YORK VOLUNTEERS (FIRsT
Il Scott Lite Guard. The neubers OF Company @ will
turn In all company property by 10 A. M this dav June
q iS7 LOWS street, Tho same will be charged the
muster roll This company will meet At y7t Greenwich St,
A NJ, this day, June TO be mustered out Of service
NJ order. JOHN SMITH,
Captain Commanding Co G. Fourth NV.
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u ROTH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
~. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
An extraordinary opportunity for

ICDwARD PErTINGER, AuCTfoNEER, 50 WALL
~ street sells Thursday. Junc H. at i0 O'Clock Al the
Pacific. tso Washington street. the contents Of the whole
house hne Barroon Fixures splendid four pun English
Ale Pump Bar Glassware Decsner. nne stock Of assorted
bic bed Billiard Table, complete: Bagatclle Table,
chairs settees. Gas Futures also Furniture consisting OF
Hair Suits, Lounges Tables line Bnuavincs. Carpets Oil
cloths Bedeads bedding Bureaus Crockery Qassw are
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CEoRGR COOK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HoNsE.
" hold Iurni,ure This day at 10y o'cIoes, .. saes-
large and Varied stock Of r.ror Chamber. Library and
rosewood EtaEees Arnoires ace wardroes Hook Cases
Side Boards, Extension Tables, Hail stands T,rkIsh
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/. orsrrRwAN or 80 YEARS WISHES TO COR.
"A rvspond Win a youns lsdy from 10 70 "a With vievs
10 mssr,moay Xadrsss Franz Davenport boz ie< Hsnio
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"A the acqua ntance Of some truly noble hearted young
sssy,csS home sainsncs and ~ssiS a Ss eoas.sSs cali
Enciose de vs which will b. returned desired,
Che!iss Ashby Co. y, ioad Rssmsn. w. Washington.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 MEXICAN GAS LIGHT JOURNAL CONTAINS
share lie, OF nearly Ave hundred gas light oompanies
Every bank banker and broker should have It.
num- O. ELTON, Editor 50 Nassau street. Liberty
York
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-08-06
MARRIED.

HOLLOWAY -MIDOLEC0FF--On the 22i
OF july, nj Cedar Grove" residence of q
Q Miller Esq, by Rev. 5. X. vaught, Mr.
J'mcs H Holloway to Miss Emma r. Mid.
dIrcOf, all Of this county.
We wish the happy coupe long and plea.
SAINT life. MAJ their path be srewn with 70.
SEES, and their days made bright and beautiful
as 4 dream Of Paradise.
MOORE--MTLLER--on the 2ist ult., by the
Rev $, K Yarght, nj the residence of VIM
Serrct, Mr. M,rgrn Moore 10 Mrs. Atlantic
Ocean Miller, MI Of this county.
JULING Ssh ANKS--At New Haven on the
2i,hof July By the Rtv WV Harper, Sar.
NWor l3th West Va Regiment, MIR Ju.
lins II. Juling and Miss Elizabeth Shank
hnh Of Mason county.
May peace, prosperity aud happincs, be their
constant companions through the checkercd
Journey. of life.
L0VE--DnGGESS.-On the ord ofJuly, 1864,
blythe Rev. S. K Dix, at the residence Of Tic
brides mother, Mr.. Slm1cl C. Love of the
18Th Wc'tNirginia vi, to Miss olivia D.
RoEgess
May the hSppy couple have a long and plea,
antvoyage dow the stream Of Time and plcn
ty oflialo Loves to assistthcm while making
the trip, is,he sincere wish of the Editor all
hands and the "dovi." Cake received
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Treatment ofWounded and Prisoners
at Charleston.

WAsHISoroS, July 3l.-FacLs begin
ming to be developed concerning the
treatment of our wounded and prisoners,
particularly from negro regiments or Of
Gcers suspected of commanding negro
troops, produce a profound sensation
and intensity; the demand that our Ad-
ministrstion shall proieot-iis soldiers by
solemuly proclamiug bloody retaliation
for these oulrsges. Ii is earnestly de-
sired that from all quarters the earnest
demands Of the people to this end shall
at once go up 10 The President. Aside
from the oulrages our white wounded
and prisoners.
The following is partial list OF rebel
barbaritiOs to negroes; Near Murfrees
boro', twenty black teamsters in the EN-
ploy of the Government. were captured
By the rebels lied to the nearest trees,
flo ged and shot. Near Like Por char.
train, Louisiana, a large number of me-
groes, also taken from Government EN-
ploy, we're captured, and either sold in
to Slavery or shot At Port Hudson
negro pickles. who were taken by rebels
were instantly hanged If plain sight of
the national comps. Negroes who led
the assault on the rebel works we're none
Of them AIKEN prisoners, but all bayonet,
ed after they we're wounded or had sur.
rendered. At Vicksburg no negroes
were found inside of the works when the
place surrendered, all those captured
had been shot. Al Milikeu's Bend, in
the desperate fight which portion of the
negro regiment sustained against heav-
lily superior rebel force, prisoners and
wounded negroes we're instantly shot,
bayonctrd or hanged, their officers shar.
iGg their fare, On the heels of these
came the barbaiies of Charleston, and
to all this there has yet been no word
Of Official remonsttance.
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At Rules held in the Clerk office Of the Cir
cult Court of Kanawha county, on the first
Monday in August, 1863.
VIM. L, Fcazel, Plaintiff,
Alberto jenkins, John n,
Clarkson, Henry Everett In Trespass
George Holderby, Wilson Damage $2,5Op,
b. Moore Vim Gum, and
Thomas j. jenkins, dts.
THE object of this suit is 20 recover dana,
ges from the defendants for the value Of two
horses aud saddles and other property of the
plaintiff, taken by the said dcicndents and mp
propriated to their own use, without the Goa.
sent, and against the will Of the said plaintiff
and for The wrongs done TO his verson, &c
Aud it appearing by an affidavit of the plain.
tiff filed with the papers in this cause, that the
defendants, A. G. jenkins, Henry Everett,
George Holdcrby, Wilson B. Moore, William
Guam aud Thomas j. Jenkins. have left the
counties Of Mnson and Cabell in the said State
Of West Virginia, where they severally resided
and that the defendant John n. Clmkson has
lri, the said county where he resided prior to
the passage OF the act, entitled ian act to amend
aud re-euact, the 10Th section OF Chap. er l7O of
the Code of Virginia" pas scd January ODD,
1853. Wherein thesaid suit is now peuding-
and that process directed to the officers Of the
Counties, where the SAID defendants reside aud
are, cannot be delivered to said officers, and ex-
ecuted by them. by reason of instruction, re.
bcllion and armed resistance to the enforce
mcnt Of the laws, and the said defendants not
having entered their appearance, ltis on mo-
ton Of the Plaintiff ordered that the said dcren-
dantS do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order FOR four successive
weeks in the Weekly Register" new spapcr
published in Point Pleasant, Mason county
West Virginia, and do what nay be necessary
to protocGther interest in this suit, and that a
like copy he posted at The front door Of the
Court House Of Eanswha county, for like pc
rod Testc: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
Hindman, p q, August G-wl-n2O
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$1OO REWARD

TrNsToLEN from the farm Of John wca.
LG2A- YER on the 2?d inst. horse and
mare described as follows: The horse is steel
grey about 5hupds high, with lump on each
front knee, wilhmain about 3 inches long, cut
ofsquorc, The mare IL light BAY, about &C.
teen aud halt hands hiph, with n crooked Jaw
white stripe running down her face which
crooks TO one side.
Arcward Of one hundred dollars will be
paid TO any person who will return them 10
July 23d,--3w ~. WEAVER.
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GREAT AND GLORIOUS NEwS-.THE
REBELS IN FULL RETREAT.

NOV while our victorious boys are follo
~ ing up their hard won victories, come my
countrymen to their help. and let us crush ont
this great rebellion, so that We can have peace
again in our once happy country Now is The
time to strike. Your country calls for help
Do not turn deaf ear aud say there is plenty
to 20 without me; but come out like men,
Don't compel your country to resort 10 draft,
Now boys cry with n loud voice and fairly
make the wood ring with your shouts while
on your way to jointhe Third birginia Cayal,
~, now being recruited ut Point Pleasant, W,
Va, where You can get the best chance vet of-
Tered, Bounty 500 500 and one months pay
in advance when mustered in Don't Yet this
chance slip to get into a good company where
the best arms. horses and equipments, will be
furnished this company This company is be
ing raised expressly for the protection of YOU
homes along the border
Capt DAVID b. WOLF.
lst Lieut.. JAS. P, MATTHEW,
81 Lieut.. HENRY A. WOLF,
July 23nol9d.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
TO THE WIDOWS OF DECEA-
SED OFFICERS AND SOL
DIERS.
X. v. whaIen orroin, Pleasant, va.
Nv. c. Hood, ofIrontOn, Ohio,

AND
wv. C. Hood, ofIronton, Ohio,
UAtE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP FOR
/ the collection Of the following classes OF
claims:
First Invalids disabled since March 4.
1861, in the military or naval service Of tho
United States. in the line Of duty.
Second Widows Of officers, soldiers or sea.
ren, including gunhoat service, dying Of
wounds received, or OF disease contracted or
wounds received, in the military or naval
service.
TIird Children under sixteen years Of ago
ofsuch deceased persons, ifthcre is no widow
Surviving, or from the time Of the widows
marriage.
Fourth Mothers twho have no husbands
living Of officers, soldiers or seamen decreased
rs aforesaid. provided the latter have left mel:
Their widows nor children under sixteen years
Of age; and provided, also, that the mother was
dependent, wholly or in part. upon the dcccas
ed tor support
Fih. Sisters, under sixteen years Of ag .
ae1endcnt:upon the latter; wholly or IN mn.
for support. provided There arc no rightfuI
claimants Of either of the three last preceding
classes
For Bopnty Honey, Back Pay, dc.
The order ofpavment under tho act Of Con.
gypss, approved July H. 1862, directs:
Fir't If,he deceased was married, 70 the
widow
Second Tfno widow, to his child or chill,
dron, ifminor' 10 the guarlan)
Third Ifhe died unmarried, payment will
hc mado--frSt, TO the father: second II tho
father is dead, TO tho mother: third. il both
parents arc dead, tot the brothers aud sisters
collectively.
Fourth, To he heirs generally.
FiRh Discharged soldiers arc only entitled
to bounty after they have served two years.
or have been WOUNDED IN BATTLE
They arr also prepared TO collect Quarter.
masters Hospital, aud other legal claims
agnnst the United States
The experience Of Mr.. Whaley, and hrs IA
miliOrity with tho business Of the Departments
in attending tot tic collection Of claims, will
be kelly 10 give success TO their efforts. Mr..
Hood viii atall Times he found in his Office,
over Nowbergcrs Clothing Store.
Any Communications addressed to either OF
The above partners. win DO Immediately IA.
swered' and receive prompt attention.
ADDRESS,
X V'WHALEY.
Point Pleasant West Virginia.
W. O HOOD,
June 25. CO. lronton. Ohio
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WEST VIRGINIA, S.:

4 7 Rules held q the Clerks Office Of the
!. \ Circuit Court Of Mason county, in tho
month Of August, 1853.
John swasey, Edward Swasey,l
and \, CJllicr,
vs..
Nicely Greenlee, VIM NJ. Pier
son aud Fannie his wife, VIII In Chancery
liam Williams, jr., ArthurWil-
lianis and p. II McCulloch,
Executor Of the estate of Will
liam Williams, decd.
The object of this suit is 10 subject certain
tract of land and mill property situated in the
county Of Mason, on the waters of l3milc creek
to the payment OF the sum of 81 SEQ, with its
tutcrest subject to a credit of Sl27 50 paid
Npril ODD 1866, said amount being the remain
De- oithc purchase money, And the de end
ant VIM NJ. Pierson not having entered his
appearance and i appearing by affidavit fled,
that the said Wm. NJ. Pierson is not resident
Of this State.
Z Now, therefore, on motion of the Plaintiffs
attorney it is ordered that the said defendant
do appear here within one month after due
adjudication Of this order and do what is ne.
cessary to protect his interest in the premises
Tcsc:
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
- W. English, Sol.
aug6-wl 30
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EAGLE MILLS,
II. J, BENEDICT Proprietor
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to 'he high price of coal, DO, ]
shall grind for custom only on Saturdays
personswishing it can have their wheat ex'
changed on Fridays,
] charge the eighth for grinding wheat and
the f1h for grinding com.
ITCome on Friday or Saturday f you want
TO be sure Of finding the Miller at home.
Those living on the Kanawhn river and
wishing TO send their wheat or corn to my mill
for the purpose Of having itground, or eSchan,
gcd aud not wishing To como with H. can send
Il down on some of the boats with Instructions
hy leOtcr and viii have II hauled up " the
Min and back FREE OF CHARGE.
GRAIN,
11'Tho highest market price paid for wheat
aud corn at all times
Junel9 lynlo
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POINr PLEASANT MARKET.
WEDNGsnAY. Angnsl 5 lGGg

WGDHgspAr, Augas, > 1868,
FLOUR-From SO 5OO7 90 per Dbl.
WAEAT-Whie wheat, 81 1901 90,
red 81 OO@l 10,
ooRN--We quote at 6507O cents.
P0rAT0ES-Ncw are selling at 80o
to 81 90 per bushel,
APPLES-Dred 81 % per bushel
EGGS--BUHTER-- Eggs 8 cents pr,
dozen; Butter l2!@l5 cents per ID,
BACON-Sides S@Sl cts; Shoulders
7l9s cts Hsms (sugar cured) 10 cts
per pound
GROCERIES, Coffee, 5000 cts.
Sugar brown 10 c's,, white 20 cts. per
pound ho'ssscs 90 cents per gallon;
Golden sirup 81 co. Rice Icy cts. per
pound.
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o. the 9th day of July, 1868.

Chaucery, shall
On the 9th day of July, 1868.
before the Front door of the Court House Of
Putnam county, Virginia offer for sale TO the
highest bidder, the House and Lot below, adj
joining The town Of Winfield, now occupied by
the family Of H q. Estll containing one hun.
drcd and fifty two poles, subject TO the lien Of
lohu B. Crawford on the same, for the balance
Of the purchase money due thereon 10 said
Crawford and also the Mill property Of said
II. G.. Es,ill, rs set ont in the Plaintiffs bill,
subject to the amounts due upon the deeds of
trusts thereon, which mills are situated in or
near The town Of Wigiri, which have been run
ns Saw and Grist Mill.
The real property aforesaid, will be sold for
whatever amounts are due upon the trust deeds
aforesaid for cash in hand, also for what will
be necessary to pay the costs of the suit aforc.
said and the expenses Of the sale. and for the
residue over and above the qw0uUts Gfihr trust
deeds aforesaid, the cost If the suit and cx.
pcuscs ofsalc aforesaid, will be sold or somuch
thereof u, will boncccsSary for the payment Of
tue Trusts aforesaid, interest, costs and cxpcn.
ses orsolc, upon n credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months, on three equal nstalments
from the day Of sale. the purchaser giving a
purchasers bond and good security for the same
with interest from the day of sale and lien re.
tanned on the said property, until the purchase
money is paid The said sale will he made
strictly in accordance with the condition Of said
dccice. Sale 70 commence about II o'clock on
the morning ofsaid day.
Z JOHN BOWER. Special Commissioner
ll-Thc above Sale is postponed until the
9Th day Of September next lsG3, ut the request
ofJamcs W. Horc counsel for Plaintiff.
JOHN BOWER, Spec. Com.
July l6-w6-nolS.
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4 7 Rules held q the Clerks Office Of the
\ Circuit Court Of Mason county, in tho
month Of August, 1868.
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FOR SALE BY

Galloway Mining Company Mason City.
John Mason. West Columbia,
Beale, SotszcT 4 Co., Point Pleasant,
G. W. Marpn, Maupin's Landing.
Bailey d Magnet, Gallipolis
And by Druggistsand Merchants generally
throughout the United States aud Brazil
Nav 10 ~
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DIED:

STEIEBERGEN--Died at his residence in
this county, PctcrH. Stenbcrgcn, aged IS
wear, and 10 DAYS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, Feb 2s.-The Africa from
Liverpool the l4th, and Queenstown the 10Th
has arrived here
The Times ridieules the Lord Mayor for
bringing Mason into prominence, and shows
the affair was without significance. Ii says
Masons remarks about early recognition go
lar ahead of facts; that when the Federals
6nd themselves obliged to leave the Coniede.
rats in quiet possession of their States, it will
be time 10 discuss the question Of recogni-
ton and that Mason has received no assist
ance or encouragementexcept from iuesponsi-
Bile persons
The Liverpool mass meeting to adopt an
address Of sympathy to Lincoln is fixed for
the 18th.
The French Minister writing from Wash
ington enforces as necessity to continued
cultivation of cotton, peace must become
probable before the end of March, otherwise
the cotton culture will cease, and it will be
impossible to say when il will be resumed.
The Polish insurgents show continued ac
tivity. Austria prohibits arms and warlike
stores crossing the frontier to Russia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
MONT DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsHsoroE, Feb. 27--our Government
has been officially informed Of the action Of
the Mexican Government in relation to the
invasion Of TeEas, BY bands Of vagabond Mex
icaus.
The Mexican Misniter for Foreign Affairs,
has instructed the Government Of Tamaulipas,
TO make q solemn declaration 10 the Conied.
crate authorities, that such incnrsions are not
only discouDtsnanced BY the Mexican Govern
ment but meet With its stern condemnation.
The Government of Tamaulipas, is further
requested as far az possible, 10 prevent such
invasions Of the neighboring soil Of Texas.
Should the Texans or other rebels retaliate,
by, in turn, invading Mexico, they are to be
treated as bandits while those OF Mexico
passing into Texas, are to forfeit all claims Of
protection from the Mexican Government
A letter from the Secretary Of the Treasu-
~ transmitted to the Senate to-day says, that
no printing papers was included in the recent
statenents OF imports Of paper from the coll
ectdts Of Ndw York and Boston, and that
uone whatever has been imported under the
present tariff.
Some of the principal merchants and ship.
pers Of New York demonstrate in a memorial
submitted to the Senate, against the contin'
uance OF the present spstem of prize adjudica
tors alleged to be chargeable with abuses and
delays which consume the receipts Of prizes
so richly earned by the crews entitled to them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb 27.
FLoUR-Market dull, and prices nominal,
Super6he 90@8 co. extra 6 0O@G 10
family to fancy G 25@6 40 ..
WHISKY-Market unchanged, dpll at 80
@6Of, latter rate for wagon
WHEAT--Demand limited, market dull.
25@l 80 for prime TO choice red / s5@
35 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
! 37@l 40 tor prime to choice Kentucky
white.
CORN-Market rules firm, demand moderate
Ear at 64@65 in bulk sheiled at 64965 in
bulk, and at 74@75 including sacks
OATS--NGFket rules steady demand and
supply about equal We quote at 5000 in
bulk, at 80 including sacks.
RYE-Demand moderate, offerings liberal,
market dull at OO@l 90 for prime samples
on arrival
BARLEY-Market rules firm demand good
Prime tall at l COOL CO. state spring,
prime to choice, at 50@l so.
dROCERIES-Higher, except moIasses !;
sugar l2t@lS4, coffee s4@3G, molasses
55@62
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
SHERIFFS SALE

Martha Lndsley VS. John r. Cobentz and Jacob R,cb
mona; montgomery county Superior Court Case
II virtue OF yendi execution 10 me directed from
- the superior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio,
IN the city OF layton, on '-'''e
Saturday. March 2s, 1863,
AZ = o CLOCK IN OF said day, the following described
real estate to-wt Part of lot nlmbered tgo hnnrod
hHd C27S in the city OF Dayton county
~ aGngo,mery and state Of Ohio, beginhing on lhe
OF the northwest cornerof the lot thence sonthgaTdi
WIN me line OF Ludlow street thiryseven (37l feet
hehee al Ight angles eastwardy the east line OF The
i9I thence northhardy with the east line Of the lot
thTy-seven (iD feet thence westwardly to the plare
ol Deghngi 70 be sold as the property Of Jacob Rich.
hohu as security for John h. Ooblentz. W"
Appraised undera former writ at 81 200 and cannot
Sel lor less tnan Yo-thlrds OF said Sppraisemenl
GEORGE WoGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county.
JnHS howARD, Attorney. Iees,s'ys
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
sKIRMISH.
Has QuARTER's ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
Fehruarv y1

hEAO QuARTER's ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
February II.
On Wednesday night two rebel cavalry bri-
gadesi Fitzhugh Lee and HHmptons attemp-
ted to make a raid into our lines They
crossed the Rsppahannock at Kelly's Ford
and succeeded BY strong attack. in breaking
our thin line of cavalry outposts at one or
two points, capturing few ofour men. Our
cavalry outpost reserves were brought up and
the lines Immediately reestablished. Force
was then sent in pursuit
Our captures included two or three officers.
The rebels failed in accomplishing their
object and returned in great haste across the
Rappahaunock, telling trees across the roads
and placing other obstructions in the way Of
the pursuing forces H-a
The cavalry sent ont in pursuit have not
returned
The rebel cavalry were commanded by
Stuart in person.