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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
From YicksburE.

MEMPHIS, March 8. s.=-Advicss from Ycka.
burg state that all of Shprman's expedition
returned TO that place except the 18th and
18th Army Corps which remain at Canton,
Miss, until further orders He did not pro.
cesd beyond Moridsn, No fighting Of con,
sequence. Loss small, mostly from strag,
Cling. l75th New York lost over two hundred
from struggling, being greater than the entire
loss OF the balance OF the expedition -Four
hundred prisoners and six thousand negroes
were brought in.
The negro troops at HAiues Bluff made q
decent on Yazoo City on the 18th, and sfIei
a sharp Rght occupied the place Loss abou
thirty killed and wounded
The Unionists elected their entire ticke
in Shelby county last Saturday
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PreserviDg bis seII-respect.

In Cincinnati, last week, a wealthy Quaker
refused to give any money to aid the war, but
said there was loose 500 note at his office,
which the committee might find"
Oh, shame, where is thy blush It was
bad enough for Democrats to sell them
selves for greenbaeks but the Quaker
whose AbolitiOnsm leads him to the per-
formance of such fantastic tricks before
high heaven" as that noted above, is only
fit for the basest uses
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New York Market.

NEw York, March l2.
CoTToN-Quiet at II.
FLoUR-A shade frmer, at 1906 90
for extra State
WHEAr--ll6@l II Chicago Spring l,6l
@l,62 Milwaukee Club l,6T@l,70 Winter
Red.
CoRN-Quiet at 43 for store
OATs-Dull and unsettled 90@9l
PoRE-Unchanged and dull at l9@l4,
BEEF.-Firm aud steady.
BUTTER 81
Cur MEATs Firm.
LARD--A shade frmer, l3@l3S
WHIsKY-Firmer and unsettled, at 80 for
State; SO Western.
PETRoLEuM-Firmcr, 80 Crude Al refined
Bond, 55@59 Free.
NEw YoRK, March II Stocks irreg
closing firmer Money seven per cent Ster
ling quiet and steady at TAI, Gold GO
500 Coupons LOG, SIS '65 Coupons III On,
year certificates 9ss New York Central 1868
Erie 81 l7} Reading$l a6S C. B. 4 Q
a.
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ARgal
sHERIFF'S SALE

OF A VALUABLE FARM IN JACKSON TOWN
SHIP.
Solomon Hoops, petitioner, against Susan Hoops,
henry Hoops AMI others, defendants. Superior
Court. No 28j2.
DY virtue Of and IN obedience to, the command OF
ID an order OF sale issued IN the above by the
Superior Court Of Montgomery county Ohio viii
offer at public sale, on the premi e., on
Wednesday, Mupch q, 1864,
AZ one clock N Of said day, Inc following descrbed
real estate, was (being I'll Ia m whe the SAID
Evan Hoops resided up the time Of his DEATH III
uate and being La the township Of Jackson, ia the
county Of Montgomery, ana Ia the state OF OHIO, and
bounde and desert ed Rs follows, to-wit
Being the northeast quart II OF section number (7b
seven, range uumber fonr (f) township number iout
(i east Of the meridian line drawn north from the
Great Miami River, beginning 90 The northeast corner
of said sectoni thence running west along the
ton line one hundred and KY oles u60); thence
south parallel with the section lire hundred and
hnyseven and three-iourth poles l57g4l thence ess
arallel with the section line one hundred and sixty
(l0O poles to the rast boundary line OF said section
thence north one hundred and fifty seven and three
fourth poles (l6754) along tn section line 10 the
place Of beginning, containing enc hundred aud hhy
seyen and thr e.iourth acres Of land be the same
more or less TO be sold Tree OF d, wer) Under ior-
mer wr Of PARTITION twas appraised at 500 per acre.
Said inrtn in situate four miles northwest OF Farm
ersville four mlles southeast Of West Alexandria sn
three lies southwest Of Iohnsyille, within one mile
o the Day ton snd Eaton Turnpike, and one halt mile
Of the Dormant town, FRruersSile and West AeSan-
dria Turnpike. This mrm ~ well. Naiered, haylns
several good spfing; about sitty heavily tn-
bered, aud he balance under good state OF cultiya.
ton. The is good Orchafl The premises
The terms Of sale ere 0ne-thr,i cash, third in
one year and the balance two years from the day OF
salei the deferred payments 10 bear six per cent
terest and 70 he secured by mortgage the premises
and cannot sel for less than twothrds OF its apprais
ed yolue.
GEORGE woGAMAN, sheriff Mont. couo,y
| d. A. HouK. Attorney. iesoStS
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE-

John A. Mcmahon Va. Isaac W. YinyaTd, Charles
Ninyard and Patterson II. Snyder, defendants. su.
peuor Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio. AZ.
tachment. III
VNHE defendsnts, Isaac W. Vnyard, Charles Vinyard
i aud Patterson u Snyder, defendants in the above
action, viii AXE notice that The 23th day Janna
~, 1854 petition filed against them in the Su.
peuor Court Of Montgomery county, state Of Ohio
Tor the sum OF one hundred and twenty-five dollars
with In crest upon fifty dollars ironi October 90 1890
and upon the balance from June 3p 1868, for proies-
sional services rendered them by the pla Ah above
named, and that attachment i-sued against
their property upon the ground ~ ther being non.
residents OF the state Of Ohio Aey viii take notict,
that unless they appear and answer to the petition
filed against them, hy ,he I'd day Of Aprl A. d, ls84
Judgment will be taken against them for the amount
and interest specified nj the Apn term OF tho
asd Court and their properly sold 10 pay the
| ia30WG JOHN 4. MCMAHON.
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,

ST.. DoUIs, March l2.---Advines from Nat
cheso, the 2nd, say reliable information puts
rebel iorces 10 Western Louisiana between s.
600 and 5000, under Dick Taylor, Gen Po.
liRinac Col, p J., PoGginae, and Col, HaF-
gison.
The enemy is foriifyips Fort Dsmsy on
Black River, and TFinly on the 04chita---
There Il only Provost guard 81 Shreveport
Three Rams are building below that point
The rebel gun boat Webb recently showed
herself at the mouth of Red river. We have
quite feet of iron-olads and rams collecting
there,
A prominent officer Of the army writes a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

John Sheets vs.. William Robson, deceased, Admin
istrator Superior Court OF Montgomery County
No. 9f53.
DY virtue of an order OF sale made in the Hbcve
ID case by the superior Court Of MontgomeTy conn.
, and to me directed WIN Her ut public sale at the
door Of the Court House, on
Saturday, March 19, 1854
At two O'Clock of sid day the icoY ip eacTihed
real estate VIZ: Lot nuinlered seventy ,fn) IN Tho
town o. Union, in ,he county OF Montgomery and
state Of Ohio. tfD II. 20
Appraised, with the improvements thereon at ono
hundred and twenty five dollars Slall and cannnt Sc
for less than two thirds OF said appraiscment.
Also, one black horse called Niger, aged six years
Term. cash. 4s ....t ~ t..d . r.
GEORGE woGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
J. A. JORDAN, Attorney. frgwfs
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE .rs..

David ii, Prugh, Administrator OF Rarhsra shank de-
ceased, vs.. John Thomas Woby ct al. Probate
Court Of Mont gomery County, Ohio.
PROCEEDINGS FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
DURSUANT to an order Of sale the foregoing
case will offer al public sale aud to the highest
bidder the door Of the Court House in the city OF
Dayton in the county OF Montgomery and state OF
ONO, on .-a
SATURDAY, APRIL BAD. 1864,
AZ two o'co X m, the following described Eesi
tate situate in the county Of Montgomery and state ol
Ohio, and bounded and described as folloSs s. tuate
in thu southeast quarter Of section No. s. range
o, NJ H., BEGINNING on the south line o. said section
at Daniel WeaVer's sOutheast corner; th' nee H9
70 poles to Deardor's southwest corner thence ss9'
Q4.95 poles 10 stone DearioIi : south line;
thence Wv n : poies to the south line of taid
don; thence 7,s4o Bags pole 10 the place Of be
ginning, containing sixteen (l6) acres, more OF less
Appraised at $500 and may sell for two.thirds Of
said SUM .
Terms Of sae-0ne third cash; the balance ia equal
payments Of and two years. with interest secured
by mortgage on the premises.
DAVID II. PRUGH,
Administrator OF Barbara Shank deceased.
SIXTH Curry, Attorney ma2deWaVt
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Democratic Nominations.

ERECTION FIRST MONDAY (Aru) OF AFhi
CITY TICKET.
Agav9r--W. n. GILLESPIE.
M~rshai--ITACi u. CAM. -
Isarst1,sf Dirseior-- LAWRtNCh bOlGs
Md Heasussr- ROBBRr ALLEN.
TOWNSHIP TICKET
op,stasies-A. NJ. oYLER,
A.C. HULBURr.
WARD TGCBEr8
e. Cogaea AMOS pECUER.
* soot Boar. b. GILBERT.
Ass~soi-LEWfs HEINZ
SECuNh WARD
ctnst -MAHCUS Ellis
Se6oOi Boa \ ABRAHAM CAhlLL.
As-sssar--1. A. WISE.
THIRD WARD
Countti-D -DANIEL HElNTL.
Sehool B11r{-EPHRAiM llNDsLl
Assss toT NICHOLAS SrALEf.
FUuKrH WARD .o
Cpunel HENRY II. HllGEFOSf
School Byard-DANtD A HOUR.
A essor-IACOB STEPHANS.
FIFTH WARD ,,,,
Cri1eil-HENRY sCuLAMANN.
Sesotl oarf-H n ENBY ROII
Aasssnr WILLIAM DANh.
sixth WARD
Sebool Bonni-THoNAs =. THREsHER
Asssssor-PANKRATIUS wEIDNER.
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nKCnAsE,s withdrawal frOm the pre

TCHAsE's withdrawal from the Pres
idsntial contest, when the circumstances
under which it was done are considered,
will convince the people thar an arrange
ment between the different State Legisla-
lures and those two Presidential aspirants,
had been entered into. by which the June
convention win be forestalled, and the
voice of the people utterly ignored.
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The Doelrine Of RetaIlatIon.

The letter of Mr.. VALLASpIeHAM will
stir up the bile of Abolitionism beyond
all former example. Let them growl. 1t
will be more profitable to study it care
fully. They should understand it well,
for it concerns them more than any other
class Of community.
In the beginning Of this wsr, when De-
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New Hampshire Election,

CoNcoRD, n H., March ll.--Returns from
900 cities and towns, leaving ten to be heard
from, stand, Gilmore, 1851, Harrington,
30,759 Gilmores majority will be about 8, :.
600 Four of the five Councillors, and nine
Of the twelve Senators elect, are Union. Re
publioans The Union RepGbliOans' majority
in the House is about seventy-GVe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

WAsHINGToS, March l2.-Gen. Grant in-
tends to concentrate eli our Western troops
from the western boundary of Texas to the
Mississippi camps for smashing blows this
Spring
Another call for three hundred thousand
men is 10 be made
Gen. Lew Wallace is here, having been
summoned by the Secretary Of War He is
to take command of the Middle Department.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

WAsHIHGToN, March 1.-THE case before
the Supreme Court to-day, is that OF Freder.
ick Schpchardt, and others Us. Phillip Allen
and others. There were op the docket on the
FIRST Monday in December, abont three hund,
red aud sixty-iour cases, of which one hundred
and tiity-nine have been reached Asthe Court
will adjourn on the first of May, large mum
Der will remain undisposed Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

friend in Illinois that Gen. Logan is unwil
ling to become n candidate Tor Governor Of
that State, aud earnestly requests all loyal yo-
Iers in Illinois to unite, without reference to
former party ties, upon the ticket made up Of
Union men who favor the prosecution Of the
war, aud to the 6nal overthrow Of treason and
rebellion.
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NOTICE
soHUYLKILL uouNTY-sa.

- A Z an OrphaHs Court held In POitsYus, in-
"a and for said county, on MonuRy. the l4th
("" das OF December, 1858, before the hoaoTahle
- James Ryon ESQ. and BepiaHin HeilneF and
the estate Of Daniel Snyder, deceased, the inquston
having beeu read and heard, the Court conhrm the
representatives Of the said Daniel Snyder. decreased
10 appear in court the first Monday Of MaIoh,A ID.
1906 at ten o'clock IN the forenoon accept refuse
or TO ahow cause why the READ estate should not he
sold and duegt geherl notices 10 10 gwen 70 tho
heirs reHiunB IA the county aud that nOuge ba also
given hY publication In ono OftAe English newspapers
pdhshed n the city Qt st Lope, 0nd in payton Ohio,
Monday OF March next, copy OF which publication
to he sent 70 the postofioe neare-i to which those
heirs Ieside who liTn OUT pi TIC county.
Ia witness whereof have hereuhtO set my hand
and affixed the seal of said Orphans Court ths lAlh
day OF December. 1861.
A. BOHEMIAN, Oork Orp hans Court
laalw4 sohuylkill County ,Pennsy yanla.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

LOUISVILLE, March II The Democrat has
iutormstUn from an officer from Rockville,
ou the 9Th instant, that Lougstreet had sent
his wagon TRAINS to richmond aud was
mounting bis entire force, aud that the gen
eral impression at Knoxville was that Long.
street had been ordered 70 North Carolina.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

ETThe unusually crowded state of the
city of New York. just now, reminds us
Of the fact that Paris was never so thronged
as during the Reign of Terror. Nor is
this the only analogy between the bloody
days of the French and American Reigns
of Terror.
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DAYTON Market.
DAYTON, March II
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR--Red wheat,

DAYTON, March IL
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR--Red wheat,
wholesale 90, retail so
WHEAT-$l l5@l Is.
C0RN-80.
SHELLED-s5.
OATS-6S
RYE lO@l Is
BARLEY-$l 20.
COFFEE-36@38
sUGAR--l5@l6.
EGGS-l5@ls per doz,
WHISKY--s6.
CHEESE --l6@lT.
DRIED PEACHES--l69ls
DRIED APPLES-9@l2
BEANS--Per bushel 81 50@3 co.
HAY-Timothy sls@2O per ton
TEAS-Sl O09l 60. ..e.....
RICE-s@l0 per ID,
BUTTER-35,
LARD-l2@l5,
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Nnu a,.,.h ,n bal . Forr,rv.

NEw YoRK, March l2--On authority OF an
officer who served with Colonel Dahlgren, it
is emphatically stated that the order said to
have been found on his body was forgery
No such order was ever written or evidence
considered by him
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
mar. PendIeton,s speech.

The very able speech of Hon. GEORGE
II. PENDLEToN, on the Bill TO establish a
Bureau of Freedmeh's Affairs" will be
published in time to have place in our
next weekly. 1t will be read with much
interest.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Il WILL sell At public auction, on
III THURSDAY, MA on 3, lB0A,
Al the feed store rooms formerly occupied by Peter
Reist, Fourth ttreet, between Main End Jefeson,
iu the city Dayton, tho following goods and chat
tells ;o-wit About 260 bushels oi oats; about zoo
bua els Of shorts bran Ghon eedi about 600 seJ
Bushels Of corn; "a barrels OF Hour; barrel OF buck
wheat Hour; pair of hay scales and platform; pair
OF FAIRBANKS scales; one bay horses spring waR.
on and harness; two -four chests; lot OF empty
barrels on coal stove and Pipe; one writing desk,
top, &C one iron satei two truck Wagons chairs,
benches, &c.
Taken on execution as the properly Of Peter Reist
AZ the suit OF SaYid K Boyer and Others
o. ale to commence at ten o'clock m OF said day.
Terms cash,
T. r. iHREsHER, Attorney. faQOdnWts
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democratic County Convention

The Democrats 0! Montgomery County VIII meet
in Convention at the city Of Dayton on saturday 'e
yo,f dey q, March, 1894 for he purpose o. appoint
In a.iegs,as 10 the Dem ocratio State Convention, 10
te held as the city Of Columbus, on Wednesday ih'
2Jd Of March, 1854 By order Of the DemoVrauc Cen
trai Committee. A. CAHiLh' Chs'ri"Hn'
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A n.heI Priynt.sr Lon.s,

NEw York, March ll.--lt is reported, on
the authority of the captain of tho gunboat
Desoto, that rebel privateer. bark rugged
steamer, is cruising to the westward of Hav-
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Great Lot and Land sal

nH TUESDAY, MARCH l5 1854,
AZ ten o'clock m, OF the premises will be sold
at auction, IN lots ~ three, five and ten acres, the
d srie Rrm, one mile east Of the city adjoining the
grounds on which built the country residences OF
beiug extended through tha farm. The highest land
is naturally etter adapted for rura residences than
any other place in the vicinity Of Dayton, being bet
ter YeW Of the city and surrounding country. The
ground ia gradually rolling. Thirty young forest
trees have 6aen Lett standing Limestone and never.
Ri ing springs are on the land The qualify Of soil
will produce grapes peaches straWbefries
| BRiOK CLAY.
Tho bottom land good tobacco grouni, aud Of ia.
calculabs Talue Tor brIck clay
| Ierms-One fourth cash; the balance In three equal
yea'ly payne with Interest," seeutred BY m0rt sge
| mA7daats q. a II. W. GILLESPIE.
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A Country Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residence, with aiteen
N acres Of good land. lying one mile north OF bay
ton, the I'D Troy road ia offered at private sale
There is n large and comfortable frame house, and
good ontbuldinga, op the land; an orchard OF tue
grated apple, pear and peach trees a large assort-
ment OF strawberry vines, Of tho Wilson, New Albany
RAd Prolific varieties; ao about three OF young
current bushes, for wine purposes. Any persons de-
slring to purchase requested to call and examine
the properly tneE selves as the proprietor con-
ddent that 1t will bear TO- peGs,on.
Also, ten AMI hall acrea OF hmhere9 land four
miles north OF Dayton, p"sr the Old Troy roAd.
no24dswf JAMES KNOOP.
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ADMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NToTIOE ia hereby given that the undersigned lras
IN this day been appointed Admin strator Of ths
estate OF Herman W. kock, deceased late Of Dayton
Montgomery county, ohio. ..
. Dayton, Ohio, February 20, isSi-dtwAws
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Splendid Farm for Sale

oNE-HALF MILE EkoM MIAMlsBuRG.
NNHE undersigned VIII sell At private sale between
i now and tlo first day Of April next the well
known fsru belonging to the estate Of Philip s. Geb
hart deceased, rontnrnng one hundred and forty
seven acres Said fsrn has upon IL two dwelling
houses-one large commod'ous hr ok; also harm and
other necessary out buildings. The soil ia OF the
richest quality principally bottom and, and has also
hne lot of timber. Terms reasonable. InqUIe Of
the Subscribers In Miamisburg.
SAMUEL GEBHARF,
ISAAC DlSSlNGER,
fe9TdaW2w EraCutors
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teth has been go pstRersed or iisorgauized
that il will take Generations ZOE q TO recover
from this state Of Utter exhaustion
II democrat had written the above para
graph it would have been called "disloyal,'
but coming from Senator Pomeroy and endor-
sed By John Sherman, it must be regarded as
"loyal
Gen Johnstons army around Dalton is es
timated at forty thousand strong
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Aegal.
ARSIGNREls NOTICE.

n 6nydernAn, will pfesent them TO the underallui
AZ, who has been duly sppopted esggnee for settle
menl iaawdP WILLIAM RLoEKER.
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PHILIP s. GEBHARTs ESTATE.

ON the hFst day OF February, ID. 1854, the under
N J signed were appointed and qualihed Executofa
OF the last Will and Testament OF fhdlp 8. Gebhar
late OF Montgomery county, Ohio, DECEASED.
. SAMUEL 0EBHART,
is6W3 ISAAC DIBs tNGER rl.
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Eur SaIr.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
pEsIkABLE RESI- pENOk
ATT AUCTION

VAyIbL be ofiere at the Cont House, between the
w hours Of two and four ocllcs, on Saturday,
March IL, 1864, alotwith new brick house contain
inR six rooms aud all tle necessary outbuildpgs, be-
ing house No % Fourth street, lot 80 feet front and
100 eet deep.
Terms-0he.third cash. balance Ia one aud two
years with mortgage AID Fix per cent interest.
tnagits #t. ~. =. HUB ER SON. Auetioueers.
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PTRLnC SANE OP LANDS
FRONTING ON THIRD STREET, IMMEDIATELl
EAST OF THE CITY OF DA TTON. f.

FRONTING ON THIRD STREET, IMMEDIATELY
-. EAST OF THE CITY OF ALTON. n
TINHE lands belong to samuel CleVg, IT,, and are as
1 desiratly located as any lands In the vicinity Of
DAYTON, and would not be oiersd Tor sale by tie pro-
pretor at this time but Tor the reason ofhlling health
aud being under the necessity Of rsisng means FOR
The purpose Of removing TO some warm climate The
property consists a. follows residence contaiuiag
twenty acres under good fence, IN high state Of
cultivation, well a1apte 10 the raising Of tobacco,
brick clay on the premisog. The house, TOBACCO
and dollars originally Thirteen acres iing east OF
best SUIT purchasers, upon which there's very com
iortable small dwelling house, stable aud o'her i'm
proyements. Also, ten acres laid off in acre lots.
The above property II valuable on account also, o.!
having the privilege Ol using from tho hydraulic all
the water necessary to be used on the premises highly
suitable to butchers, gaEdener,snd trtckmskers ,ani
more particularly on account OF sucn Yater privilege.
| / certainly should not offer this properly mr sale
were Il not or my exceeding bad health, which com
| pels me TO do IT, knowing that the property must
advance, and otiers for capitalists highly prOmis ng
inducements TO mas q investments, as much as any
property in the vicinity Of Dayton It s sur
rounded by tine and valuable improvements This
property shall sell to the hiunest bidder without re-
serve. All information relative tn prices or anything
respecting the sale Il said property vii be ary aud
readily Afforded by calling on Samuel g egg, Ir., oI
A. Mcclure. Ciers at private sale will be enter
tanned. ."
A. F. MCCLURE,
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Ruhrrs.
JE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
StEAIED proposals for the building of a bridge
= across saltwater near Harrisburg will he recelV-
ed until saturday April 2, 1864 at the ounty Auditors
0fhce, where plans and specifications may he seen.
THOMAS o. Lows,
Auditor Montgomery County, Ohio
Dayton, March 10, lsG4-'r al 1d3awtt
lJournal copy.l
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Real Estate Agent, has large amount OF all sort.
and species OF real estate for sale farms, houses,
lots, &c, lying in the city Of Dayton and elsewhere for
far and liberal terms, Offce No 200 Third street,
DAYTON, Ohio E. ma4lts