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The New York herald., 1864-10-11
News from Fortress Monroe.

ARhIvAL OF UNION PaIao nsns.
FORTRESS NoNaoE. Oct. O. 1894
The flag Of truce steamer New York, Capt. Chisholm
arrived this afternoon from A,cn's Lsndug with ifiy
Ave commissioned officers and l,25o ensted men rNoed
1t Rlchmosd October Z. a In charge of Col. Aoifori
assistant com missioner Q! exchange.
the following the OF the officers who we're
paroled at Richmond on the s.h, and have arrived
Liei. J. NJ Ridcnour. 18th I,dilna
Capt. A. J. Feesler, 45,n Pennsylvania
Capt (. n. Churchill 5sth Massachusetts.
Lapt J. A. Wirsng, s4th Pennsylvania.
Capt L. &. Tul.ecn, "a Michigan infantry.
Col @. Y. pcaLd, 1st Michigan.
MAJOR !. NJ. Davis, Goth Pe,nsylvania
Capt. J. O'Neil, 56th Pennsylvania
I.sc,. u. .. Fuller, Isl D.s,rict Columbia cavalry.
Lieut.. q. NJ. Watson. s0th pcnnsyivana.
tapt. Audrew Hopper, lltn FeuDsyiyalia.
Ceps. J: W Doasher.y: ut virg.aa cavalry.
lier'. 7. +. Farmer 5'st New YORK
IA.lt w. a Sargent, lain New Hampshire.
Lieut. C. A. ABBOTT, $50 ohio
Lieut. G. A. Miller, 18Th Tennessee
Capt. Nathaniel Brown, lst Now Hampshirc oavAry.
Capt y. 6ux'ord 1924 New York.
CaUi William Alien. 4tn Ne~ Ycrbcava'ry.
faeu,. James eating, eth New York cavuiry.
Major }. N. Coudmao, LIST District Colnmoia cavalry.
Lieut. +. 81. Riley. 18th Now Jersey.
Cast. J. O. Basir, lst Michigan snartehootera
capt. X. c. cheesernao. s5th Pennsylvania
Lieut. c. i. Newell. Aith New York
Capt. 4. A Crawford. 11dtn Pennsylvania.
Cant. ". W. Kerr, s5th pennsyivonia.
Lieut. George French, oath New York.
Leat. Col A X Curtis, Goth MASSACHUSETTS.
Lieut.. co. j. A. Walker. a. A. g., secoud corps
Lieut. Col. }. r. Strepe, 1Osfn New York.
Lieut.. Austin wssAi. 9th United states, colcred.
Col. n. r. sherman, ssth Illinois
Lent I. u. wakenlan, ID New York artillery.
Cha plaiu Joseph Ltile, 9th virginia.
Lieut.. j. Driscol. "a United States infantry
Lcut. r. Brown, Ist Massachusetts heavy artillery.
Iiert J. J. Emerson, 17b United States inlasuy.
I.eut- J. Q. While, 10th United STATES infantry.
Lieut. ]. II. Bell. 9th Ne York cavalry
IJeut. j. N. Biers, 9th United StGtes coIcred.
Lieut.. ). q. Nay, i2h United states ma antrv.
Lieut. O. Chiches'sr. 4th New York heavy srsnisry.
Lieut.. q Bulisrd, Beth Wisconsin.
Lieut.. A. Fitch, l6tD Maine
Lent N. Eiidroih, 6ith New York Volunteers
Leut. J. II. Eoms, l9oth l'ennsylvsuia
Lieut.. M. r. Murray. 1p0th peansy sna.
Lieut.. q. waith, lst Berosn shsrpshoot-ra
Iout. j. j. Mciirssics lat District Columbia csvAlry
Lieut.. 8. Cummings, District Coiumbia c&vary
Lieut.. v Woifcr. District Go umbs csvalry.
Capt. NJ. ii Seagraye, both UDted States, colored.
Ilout. 7 ". Gere, 21st New York cavalry.
THE Richmond Fnoniry OF the Sth ys--All the
Yans Bava o1oers ard gcancn prisoners IA our hanos
~ii be forwarded North by ase OF truce today.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
TEE F,rTN CORPS.
mr. L. A. nsnar,es,. Despatch.

MR. L. a. Hsnarse Ms Despatch.
Hxsp vARTsas, fIrrn Annr CoRPsl
SI MILE Housy, Oct. 3, 1864. !
ssl,aIep LiEta
ne contingency Of q general engagement presented
Asaaf this morning.. All troops uLder srms,
~A BY direction o. General Crawford commanding the
s~2s the sxirmisn line advanced along the entire
- The advance reached nearly three quarters cf q
ale. which position II stl hos Tho enemy vietes
ss-s driven TO- sud thcrs sone skirmishins In
caSnng psil!or out nothing like the stubborn re.
that expected. Tho advance his demon.
sxatsd beyond doubs tost enemy a in large force
.ass entire from. rhe skNshcrs are quite active.
b employed efins AZ oas aao,oas Tonight.
oAsy NADINE.
.nsre has counter sun naiing duriaa the
Az Our been very trfcg--opIy cbe Killed, a.
h. a. can learn ssc sone hair Dozen wounded II Ia
0psccd that to-ho'as will brios renewal OF hos.
ns,,cs a enlss sod scale. 6lr are Ia excel.
ha, spirits.
c.ruiy rrcH
Msritcr,ous mcrtion OF tee specIny deserving had
~ rpio,on, be better made late THAI not all. Acting
- tAm principle take pleasure here L. recording the gai
stry which for the rst tims cssp called 10 my alton
s,so 70 dsy u Captain Fitch, the Twerieth Maine rsgi
4et. Ga, atc whsu We drove the ensny ,rsrn
sNr sarlhrorks fronting The Peasles Eousc capta,c
Baeb was nranrs the arst who sterci the rsp,py rc
<srot Jcj ~ twice after entsrisr tSr fort ard
sSfd tskeu ~ n MIN. Ito was prsoner but for u,-
went Urcr tn pafapct came ron Ing brave bows
@esw T. nay tarn." stfd tatar tmh to the cnccr OIL
sssnding The rsiuht l' ttks sword back yonrs
eItait." And ~ got tbe Two ss0,ds seven buiiets
;aasej thfousa Capfn titchs coshe hut leaving bira
sAt,uc.ea uulg short lie since the Captain pro-
rstsd 5y bis company sigh ns nds1mc god Maltese
sS~s as iesmana ot their regard Tor nim and appre.
ss,sop o hts bravery.
rhs t~enyast psnneylvsr.s cavalry regiment, Nsjro
sries commsad far several NOR phs past, attached
IL, tbrs crs dsosuted rrsincnt has been ordered
N to- inrpncd oardp, preliaanary 10 assignment TO
e-oe, a. Hrgss csvaNy diviaion Daring It's Connection
sro hs oarps has ny aad braveIy dope Us doty. se
A.tssted be t's tosses witch have heeu severe
Win every pr1slrct before active, exciting
ana urnouei cauralsp aud prcsngss of battles
10 be 10 shN there de5p ara growjug Interest among
the idters vggrdus the pending rrssideut,t contest
Al ieel III thsy h,ye day Al tho baiict box which,
asll,sry wuA tsyoneti sud bphets and shells,
sand 70 s4ogcNe apr ginus innnpuce the future Of
~ war and reptprs,ion o. the union. 1aarc h not
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
NAVAL VESSELS ASHORE.

A Tvanspors Bonnd from Boston for Key
Wess Ashore Near Cnpc LOokcat-Ervs
soamsn Destroyed ny sharxs, SO.
Captain Msrr,usn Of the United staea steam transport
Dudley Buck, at this port. reports q Uni,sd States
steamer ashore nine miles north Of Cape lookout
had blgcd and would 90 \ total loss. Soc was from
Boston fr Key West and had four hundred sesmeu on
board, Of whom while landing we're cspszed, and
i've Of them we're destroyed by The sharks. II wess
steamer, she bs'ug on her socoad trip oay. shs
went Sunday evening, 2nsL Could not learn
nor namc.
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TIE SiSTI cGErs.
Mr. James O. Fssspa.sgica y Cesret. n.
Ninth ARMY CoRps. Oct. 81 ). H.

Mr.. James O. Fsss p.aFkcG,s CcsrEt'h.
MIMI ARMY CoRps Oct. 81 : H.
4 REooNxoitsAEcs FoRca-
This morning the division Of General wilcox. h"dlng
the centre of line. made advance, wh 10 nlsn
sor n advancing position and reccnacrn. 'aai OF
the enemy. The making the recoDUo,ssapoe con
ssled Of the division OF General cox, eons nssi Of
the brigsdes Of Hartsuf that lately connandee ~
Colonel Stocr Al advance WIS maae al overs rie II
u baH, under slight skIrmsiag, wnen tie t'if sase.S
Massachusetts, commanded By col0se Mclaughlin w.'
fred upon by the euemy oiteen men we're tai.
The accommodating marty wes acccsnpanel ~ car'ain
Twtchei!, With his battery, eT tne fnuite hassscho
setts; bat opportunity was ao'ded ipr using the
pieces 80 well kuoen their destructive powers to ths
enemy The deduction FROM the rccen. recon noisence
Ia tha. the enemy not Ia force this side oi etefs-
burg OF ine Appomattox aud that az efcs e9 1lr
river. lnis is the amount Of the Information which
IA lber 20 this morning..
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Affairs Arounn 2rtershusG.
ry.leyrams 20 thr Richr,Out pnper

PtrPRSIuns, Uct. !, 1894.
que:uce has prevailed hcre today aud for the
past week.
Grant ,s stl busy with the spade his position
near Fort McRca.
II Is rumored that Lieutenant General R. Anderson
Will assigned 10 command General Beauregards troops
sno department..
TFrom tho Richmond Examiner, Oct e.
Tncro was a report of 6ght on the Petersburg limo
yesterday. which we discrcdt
II wnai We bear be- true. Gorsral Ice has, by some
very rsceut tchirg checknssd Grant st Petersburg
as force him trsnsf his activity 10 this side of
James river
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of
Francis &. Longs Dvspn.en.
UApryp's vEtpy Va Oct 10 1894

General Shcrdan's army has fahen back 70 81 burg
md 1t Is nov 6ctupyiog iuir-achod positions at ths,
pc;n'.
crton Q, tho csysry corps. however, ls A. Front
Rcy Al, holding the Lurev valley
Ccmmuroaton between Alexsudra and strasburg is
cAeoed by railroads but trains expected TO
rur ~ ough 10 a few days.
TIC late colo weather hns caused considerable suffering
. ,h- amy, a. n osme so Unexpectedly tut fe~
prepared FOR II. TIE fell the do tn OF three
iocbos at Cumberland. yd@os Saturday, stbb bst
atsn Russell, insrcctor General 0, the THIRD cavalry
d.,Ioo no toyereIv wounded ~ the Luray valley,
he siuce aitd. lie was a vefy acs,ye ANA cfDci.ut
o0eer
Iet Msvfste-s Of tn secoud United states c,vslry
wro sss cgptWea by Hosny's gnefils abort tin,s
stte md to,tYtgd ilvi " HrN ir tit VtV ~ re-.
t1.,r. N souf a. ast wefe oshd bs nnrta.
~ . now " w,pcAester ~ private apWs
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
.sgat and nsp"lse CT the Rebels at
hapn IN ss't:s.

UlARtsVIfLE, Oct. ., I'6I
General Lyon, with force esusted al uofn ihree
thousand to seven ,housaud men, attacked HupA,nsvie
AZ O'Clock ths morong, sna demanded uaaondi
tiona surrender, rcfuse by Col I,nnson
Tao ngut lasted four hours tho Rebels ret'e.tcd
RE rebel loss -; cga' S'lsa sod di1een or twenty
wounded. Our Isss Was SIX wounded
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ATLANTA PERFECTLY SAFE.
Additional Rebel Accounts OF
Affairs in Georgia.
THE FLUTE CT LOOPS STRENGTH,
c." AS. he.
Becret1ry staatcn 10 Gone rml. DIX.
War nwARiasSr, WAsnIe syos, &c. 10, 1861,
sia jor General Dix -
GENERAL THOMAS rgsp Ar-r.

GENERAL TnoMAs' rg3pArrT
NlsayiiL L. Tom Oct s--,l 30 7. "
Have not heard direct IT N Snsfman, 5ll Sen C3rss,
n aiia,oona, Informs tat Shsrnaa rs at Esn~ls
repairing the airoai between Atlanta ant Aa.,oaa.
he his plenty of provision Atlanta aua as ia
m army 8 .ncarneI feels seGu o.
General Rousseau II rrest ho3 escapsf him
by crpseng Lae lennessce Gltb ats aa below
florence, tho 81 n<t, sb,s be tEtoasse ~
tanned By high shosi cresS aud ~ river.
GEO H. N jsiAa n,ior General.
GEsEeAL suEsvAG pespA Arca.
AiLAfoosA, Get 9--s sp. n.
Miior GeGeral FisL.Ecy, Chief of tai
sesUbed the Keneaaw Mountain uct0oer 9, just 10
time - witness a disRnce tho attack AlstooEa had
cp.,cd tbis attack ard Ia ordered from Rome Gsn
(orse wth reioofcemeols. Tho attack met aod
nrleed the enemy losing two nura cd desd and moro
than one thousand wpnnde1 md prisoners. our loss
aoout seven sundrsl 10 The Aggregate. rhe ensmy pap
lured tho smt.l garra,ne At ns Shan.y ard A.kwth,
and burned about ssyen miles o nus ratroat, blH we
h,vc a. A,aaoua an AL sbnni,ncc OK sioas
Hood our cpproacu, has moved rapidly blck
TO Dallas aud Van Writ, and waLchi1, hrn n csss
be tries KL,gston Rome Atacta = psrfscsly
secu,e u.s. his army s betior or thau - catap
w. r. SHEriAN. hajor GcnaraL
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary 0. War.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

sp,4ar eattlsA 20 but will give T. pacascrs oi
INC sldavs AID other papers prescribed I'D ths sct
r.rua,,pg soldiers voting daily arriving and seng
Il al,tr,1l aa au.ons he soldiers.
las = GROWING c<sn-
The pss, twenty four hntsrs nls nanenrled wafEed
ehapge 10 ibr wtstAsr .. cas been 'ool engaeD lor
overGoa;s AT day aGc - ngnt camp - s's 1Aeci-
iGl and .nyiting FnsIIsh
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
GREAT Battic rmmsnen

Great Battle EmSnSnens.
Petersburg papor OF the 7th lnss says OF the stua
tion there
There 10 bss little doubt that no are the eve OF
stirring this vicinity. All ap isdicais
that pot many days win eapse before the bali win be
opened in good earnest and that the Losd,sr drdnd u
the ilt be enocted The Nns in front f fsrs6vvf
Grant may feint much he cbooess bclow Richmcrd
but his oesieus hsre, and here no win dos hs
hoaviSat blOwa
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
The saVAsioa OF a!sS0U9i.
The Advance OF rrie- gtuaDOrniy Con-
sesssa-sep.ise and r0rsAie az the
lcrbcIs.

IT, rbcIS.
81. Lous, Oct. o. 1884.
Official dispatches from Jer,rson CITY state ihA' ihs
advance Price from the Usage river Mosan crock,
ten miles r m Jeferson City the 1th, sprtetly
coa,.s,ed oy c,vsry. considerable nrnper tho
enemy we're xilled wtlndai
ON ,ho mornlug tas 5u he rebels drew up 10 Ino
before bu. tor being well pap cred
by oar batssraa moved oil towards tbe wet, Ard ware
followed by miles, receiving sharp punish
meut from them.
detachment OF the sixth Missouri militia, under
MAJOR aontg merry, attacked . camp 0! three hundred
robels, undor Hldesr,od r,el's Mills, st Francois
county, and killed sh,r.y.cne oi'tbem
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
THE can saiAn Un,on comvsn.,on.

Tns Ueion Convention met At ceven o'clock hs mufnns
In eeec, md adjpuruoi AZ aye r. It, THiry.Hyo i'io.
gates present firm no 5Inarout psovrcc Nothos
doun
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Battle OF parbytown On Frkd y
The Rsbel Losses.

VNo'n tus Is5cnlnond ExsFnIntf, Oct
Yesterday morning broke upon opc ~ those clear,
brit days Of autumn which are tho glory Of toe do
vbnns year. me YANKEES host forty thousand strong
by Susmeh e. oe ner.h side o Jsm river, the nan
BODY 10 the neishbothood of Fort son ten miles
soutnest OF Rcnmona the 1cntu Brney s) army corps
ena Kentze cayals2 being hvo aud bali mas nearer
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
pec,sne 81 cold sn Phs,Ad.ipnsa.

PnrAprIrfnA, Oct TO Iouf'
The decline u svo par cen. 10 sold IA this city has 10
pr,sses sl tac morxsn and rcsts'ed trade porseouy
s,agnsr.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
stssr Forces Advanced Ono
Rifle and a Half.
In Enemy Fsuad in Force South OF
the ATpamat'sx,
pRxsozTERs EXCHANGED.
Accident 10 the Rebel Comysis.
si0ner Oufd,
&s.. &a.. AA-

Secretary stantcn 40 General OAK.
WAR pxpARrMEHr, I
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1864. !
AAssr Ganerai yHy, Eow York
as telegraph Inc ss.uecn Fortress Monroe and City
f~,ns by big storm and Is not yet
s.sr-d.
Inc latest military iutel--nce from there ~ tho FOL
swmg telegram from Mi,or General Eu,ler:-
GENERAL BUTT gRs DE5PAroH.
HgAp. .uARl Egs. DEPARTMENT VIRGINIA.
asp NokcA CAROLINA, oct. s, 1864.
Lss7teuant eonerai RAar.--
Gar success es,sr'ay sas decided one although tue
ssAe' papers clam victory.
.es admit tnas general Gregg and General Bra,ton
wounded
cs1crsl tregg was In command II Fields division.
Sss Richml nd E<so,insr Of this morning contains
a"s dest ltc from Godarsve hast night stating that
fsnxes csv,ry force yes,erdty burned ths railroad
s-ssye over the Rspican and made their escsps.
~ movement on the Harr.sonburg sdo.
10 more troops hare been fr, m Lee The move
ss~oi yesterday made under bis eye
B. r. RULER. Major General.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The sner,nnn and Eooi Arm,s.fc

.fFrnp tGs Richmond Dasri l:h, Oct 7.
We ia common WITH others, hsv film into error N
regard TO The a,e truce between Generals is"d Ana
Sherman wtlch 90 toe trutn o. history
We shunl carrect the dca aDtats ihAt the truce was
general u Itsce and that proposed ny sner'nan
In order 10 avrrresch Hood and gain 1onc hcv intage
lhis is ristgksn ves of tue subject, wiz be seen
by rceTence a. of the race Nc spsl anston
oi h,si,es hotveaa the eTln,es vas limited 10
: Rough and Ready abd tie inmecate neGhh'rhccd u
did nut include Atlanta nor ioreseDro, uor any other
point but the above named station on ihs Macon
Railway, and lsmi,ed space around u lhs staiios
had agreed upoa the place for the delv
ery OF the exes Atlanta and the excbaags OF pfis-
opers ast yarua below kicnrlond vas seisoted az
the point OF exchange Ia this nait OF tbe conieiescy
WIs perfectly teymisibe ~ General Hood, at any strss
d,ying he truce, 10 lack G>rs,Gi Sheyrra tn Addna ..
for nie. him az Jonssbofo. tacr hsS
teen lacl,nsd O conGion 70 n.der'dke ogsns,,
o,era . -
General Hood lost nothing, therefore. BY the troc<
since his hands not tied by ITS provisions except
10 a single point the railroad whica we have named
TasEn Is, Gene al focd N cosl.flion to read
hoss.iiuss Ghaf not dkk 10 hotd %ton&
aeg ,.ah ned iehnd fneacAmen.s nat to Be epecq
reiGke tty asai,. at0 s enemy hgd GOT posssssion
those tnsrtnchglents
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1
WA arNGroN, Oct 10--755P 81.
aAscS General DIX
huce ny last despatch OF this afternoon fuller report
Just iurpishcc by Lieutenant General Grant u
As operation o, FHdav together the rebel
sSSsmont OF their neaV7 general and field officers
T.. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
GyNHeiL GRANTS srooNp DESPATCH.
err rorS Va, Dot. 10 -4:3oP N.
Saa. L n. STANTON, Sccretary Of war
Our entire loss in the enonys attack on our Ines
Friday tue ia instant docs exceed three hundred
n I'll ed, wounded and nissing
gne eocmy's is estimated by General Butter pne
rsnus-nd
Tr achmoad WAs OF The 9Th, speaking OF this battle,
~ the iollr~ir:-- Q
y,s yallspt General Gregg, commana ne Texas ori.
yA,, ie III TIE sdvsoeo. Am tg other casualties We
t>Fe 10 report Ceutra Nrton. o south Caro- rad y
socuGed Colonel HasEe or the seseHth South Caoins
e.sry, severely veGudsf tue ace, and Ma or Hssxn,
tse ,cuin ariiina arthlery, also wounded. ruIaor
<ss3ss toat General GeSry wes killed
Hsss Friday there has been lighting whatever.
U. ). GRANT, Lieutenant Geners.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, secretary Of war.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

wu-~. aAspr.--Mr. Clarke created The usual smo"'
Ar .o,u,ensn, and laughter IN new petite comedy
,ss house last evening. entitled Love IN Livery. nh
very light, ba, very remarkable piece 'lhsf IN p'.
or css. II 10 full Of funny situations, hovsvs', sas
t,sps the audience thoroughly entertained fss
Of Errors s,n remains on the bii. Mr. csrf's sAc's
len, psrsoaa,On c sOe DroniO a syraOd'. .ppss' -.
prssrys tho charm win which no has hve''" y"
character,
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wAsHSoroS, OcL l0--4 20 Y. II.
Asnx Gensra DIX
rs,sgraphic up,cation with General Grants head
ss~sssrs has re.estabii,hed aud IA despatch al
s1A O'Clock Ibis afternoon tho General reports fol.
GENERAL GRANTS FIRST DESPATCH
I nnd losses tho otner day were much less than
ssSs repnrsd Four hundred will entire loss In
sised, w,unded aud captured. About hundred aod
ssy rcbss ~ere captured, sod great many dead fell
nds rbe loss of the enemy could not be
rAaA ten or twelve hundred.
U. s. GRANT, Major General.
EDWIN II STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

Henry stibbs Samuel stibbs ct al 10 Partition
Case No. 1850. Superior Court Of Montgom, ~
County.
l1 virtue OF an order OF sale made IN the above
- cause by the Superior Court Of MONTGOMERY
County OHIO will offer at public sale at the door o.
the Court House, on .f...r#' IIf...
ResIay, March ss. 1864,
Al two o'clock m OF said day, the following describ
ed real estate, via; certsln tract land With the ap
purtenances lying and being in Clay toWnship, Mont
gomery County, Ohio, and described ~ ollcws to-
wits The north half OF the northwest quarter Of section
lhlrytwo (Ss), town six 6l, range four oonts ming
eighyone and seventeen sns.hundredths fsl I5-lOOj
acres. .. FI..H. = =
Said farm is situated one mile west Of Dodson Sta.
ton, and Is said 10 he Que OF the best farms that
rec OF dover.
ferms-H cash u in one year and the balance in
two years from the nay Of saei deferred payments tn
bear six per interest from the oay OF sale an to
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county
houk MCMAHON, Attorneys. ie27Wis
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Aegal

H. L. DillA st al, Administrators Of samuel DlfH de.
ceased, vs.. s. Ffiench, A. j. GHthrdgs and John q
Bennstt Champaign Common Pleas.
I WILL oneT Tor sale on
j Safard0B, April ., 1854,
A two clock M Of said day, st the door Of the
Court House the city Of Dayton in the county ot
Montgomery, the following desorb bed real estate yih,
Lot numnered thirty four hundred and i've C3tosl Al
Numbered on the revised plat OF the clty of Dayton
county OF Montgomery, and state OF Ohio
Taken on execution as the property Of A. J. Guth-
Samuel nntEi deceased, vs.. s. French et AL
Appraised At $40 and cannot sell for less than two.
thirds OF said appraisement Terms cash
' mabgfs GhORGR WOGAMAN sheriff. .