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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, November I
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
SO co. Retail $40 90.
WHEAT--$l 7O@l rs.
CORN-lOO
OATS-60.
RYE-76@l 25.
BARLEY-$l 5O@lG0
TEAs-$2 6O@2 6O
C0FFEE-46@5Oc.
SUGAR-30.
SUGAR-22@2Sc, per pound.
C0FFEE SUGAR-3OD D3lo p9r lb.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-3slc per n.
MOLASSES-$l 35@l4O per gal.
RICE-20o per lb.
LARD-20@25.
BUTTER-40@50.
CHEESE.-26930
STARCH-l2fc per II.
SOAPS-l5G1l6 leo per To-
DRIED APPLES-i0@l2B.
BBANS-Per bushel 81 OO(12 so
EGGS-2O025 per dor.
T0BACC0-9O@$l so per fb.
SH0T-$5 1906 OOper sack.
LEAD-25c per H.
POTAT0Es.-$l OO@2 26 per bush.
HAY-Timothy $50 per ton.
WHTSKY-l 70.
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professional.

And for the past three years Surge N IN the United
states Navy, has opsnei office At No gI5, Th I'd
street. between Jefferson aud st Clair streets nstib
side. Having had the advantage OF tho Hospitsis iu
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years OF
successful pratice, the afflicted msy rest assured
by getting hla advice that they viii obtain every ad,
Vsntag ,, that the advanced condition OF tho SHa.ss
Of Medic ne can render.
Dr. WIsE cures CONSUMPTION, THH AT and all
RESPIRATORY DISEASES ny MEDICAL an
AALATION the only reliable means known to the
profession, which has proven universally success
nl IA the East and Ia Europe he treats al Diseases
0i the KY II and EAR, also all diseases peouha Ia
Females, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what.
so-sVeI may be- their character, The most insredu.
lous vii be convinced OF las success by calling VI his
once No. 2lH Third street, Dayton, or by otiaiunR
letters 20 avRl,ds which Is circulated gratiitously
othoe hours nom O'clock A, N uils o'clock y N
Octl5 dASsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

Daring Burglary.-The store Of Mr.
Church, on Jefieraon street, was entered last
night by burglars, and goods oflhe value OF
several thousand dollars packed ready TO car
ry of Strange to say, thd rasoals were dis.
covered by one Of the police, and fed 80
precipitateIy as to leave one of their coats,
and "a pair ofboots in tho store, OF aourse
no arrest was made, This would be expecting
entirely too much from the present police or
gAnization Of Dayton. A poor devil who gets
helplessly drunk or fra female, is pretty
sure to be suatcbed up but thieves and burg.
lars escape.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

Of valuable Farm in Jackson township.
Frederick Cook, ct al. No. 2s27
Ws Montgomery County
Yalsatns Silver, Of. Al, supenOr Court.
DH virtue Of and 10 Obedience 10 ths command Oi
ID an order Of sale made BY the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, will ofeF Al Public sals
on the premises about tHo miles east Of Farmers.
vile, on
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1864,
AZ 10 o'clock A. n. OF said day, the follO9inR de-
orb bed real estate ~, uit Situated n And bsing the
North part u the south East quarter of Ascti0n
tashty three (2i Township four (s), 10 the Town.
ship az ia kson, County Of Montgomery aud state
OF Ohio. containing one bandrsd and forty two and
one hnh acres.
Appraised at sSs % per and cannot sell Tor lsss
than Of the above AppI aisemeht
Terms y cash, y II one yeAr, aud the balance Ia
two years froIa the day Of sale The deisi cd pay
msnls 10 bear per cent interest and TO bs secured
BY mortgage on The premises
eE6RGR wOaAMAn, shsria,
y. rnohFaOH, Atry, Ootlf-w6H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

New GORk, November by the Herald
correspondent, it appears that Gen Sherman
has sent the 4th corps 10 Decatur, to operate
against Hood, while with the remaining five
corps OF his army he has moved 10 Altoona
aud is IN all probability about TO inAugurate
an offensive campaign from that point, thus
| Ignoring for the time tho existence Of Hood
or leaving him to prosecute his campaign in
to Tennessee at his leisure.
Gen. Bntler, by the direction of the Presi
dent of the United States, and by assignment
Of Gen. Dix, commanding the Department OF
the East, has assumed command of the mill.
| tary forces in this State for tho purpose Of
preserving order until after the present cleo.
ton, and preventing the execution Of sup
posed designs OF rebels aud rebel sympathizers
to carry out systematic plundering and
burning in onr principal uities.
General Butler in his official order assures
the citizens that they need apprehsnd no in
reference With their rights or priViledges as
electors, as his subordiuales are instructed
to strictly to refrain from anything Of the
kind. His only object being to preserve
peace
Superintendent Kenny has issued an order
10 the members Of the Metropolitan police in
strnetiug them to enforce tomorrow through
OUT the District ia compliance with the State
law, refarding that no Intoxicating liquor
shall be sold on election day, and that no box
for the distribution OF tickets shall be erected
within 100 feet Of polling place, and that no
unjustifiable physical force shall be used either
by policeman or ciIzsus TO neile or intimi.
date elections
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Ne@ aobertisements.
PETITION F0R TARTITIoN

Superior cour, Montgomery County, Ohio.
Emanuel Mao Or vs. Daniel Maoher, Mary G. Maeher,
sarah " hachsr, Ambrose J. hRcher, and Maria J.
Macher.
nANIEL MAOHER, Of the State Of Michigan,
~ Mary Q. Maehsr, Sarah a Machsr, Ambrose
J. hacher and Maria J, Macher Of the county OF
Montgomery, Ohio, viii take notice that a petition
vas hled against them on the hlh day Of November,
County Of Montgomery, Ohio, by Emanuel Maeher
and Is nov pending, wherein said Emanuel Macher
demands partition Of the following described real
estate TO wit "Situhie IN the County Of Montgomery
~ the Slate OF Ohio aud IN the town OF Uhambersb
being lots numbered Eleven Qi) and Twelve (l2) on
the plat Of the said town Of Ohambersburg" aud nt
AZ tie next term Of said Court, the sad Emanuel
haeher will apply for an order that partition may be
made Of SAID promises. Dated this Filth gay OF
November, A, d. 1864. EMANUEL MAOaER.
duO' W. mAAAuhRE, Auy now WOW
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NEw YoRE, Nov. 7.--Cotton frm Flour
quiet steady and very 6rm, at 10 I6aIO rs
tor extra state, and 10 95alO 20 for round
hoop Ohio; Wheat very firm and quiet ut 2
iI4s2 IL for Chicago spriny, and 2 I4b for
Milwankee club; Corn tale better at 1 6S
for mixed western; Oats frm at 92A92tc for
western Pork quiet and steady at SO 80
lor western, a 15a42 for new, and 80 6Oa
~ for prime Lard steady at 2lAa234c;
Whisky do and dropping at 6s for wsst.
erni Petroleum nominal At 44o for crude, CSC
for refined ia bond, and Sac for free.
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By Telegraph.
Exported FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


WFsHw0roN, November 5.---rhousands oI
persons, soldiers and civilians, continued Ia
gave for their homes to vote on Tuesday. -
Ihe travel is unprecedented, and extra trains
are numerous, Some Of the heads of De.
partments and chiefs Of Bureaus, together
with very large number Of Goverrmen
clerks, have departed hence on a similar mis-.
sion
There isnot the least probability of imme
date active movements Of the army Of the
Potomac, unless the enemy shal provoke hos
tIites,g ..f.,tT .a.,.lr ........l.s.. .... ......
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A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
AbnSr Stephens No. 2gli
vs.. Superior Court.

AbnSr stephensi No. 2gl,
vs. SuperiOr Court
Jacob g. Kepler ct al
DUksUANT 10 a decree OF tho Superior Court of
Montgomery county, Ohio, entered IA Ia. sbo, ,e
cause, 81 lts June Term, A. d. 1864, VIII on
SATURDAY, December 81, 1864.
the door Of the Cour House, IN tho city OF DAYTON
~ said county betwesu the hours Of two AMI fonr
o'clock NJ of said day, sell at PuLlc outcry TO the
highest bidder, the following described premises;
art Of the north half OF section number eighteen
Nsb township number three (3), and range nun.ls,r
hyn (bl, bstWeen tho Miami MYERS IN MONTGOMERY
county ONO bognning at the half section c0Iner on
the west line OF said section thence north gV cast
eighty (s2) poles to corner thelce south sSs
ga . two hundrod and my two and thirty .si1 hun
drrdths (z52 3G 100 poles 20 corner thancs soLl
IO fast eighty 1.-TWO sud forty eighth hundrsdtbs (s2
IS ltO) poles TO corner tnence north $40 So west
lw1 hundred and hny-our and forty hundfsdth, t25i
60 1901 poles to Tue place of beginning contaln'n
ona hundred AM tSenty nine aud seventy one hun
dredths (l297l-lO0) acres
said Farm ~ about two miles east of Centreyille
has upon Il dazzling, two log cabins frame tenant
Timber "
Appraised at sH % an aero. May sell for s2l "a
an acre, GEO. W, MALAMBRE,
Master Commissioners.
!, v. THHEsHER N. h. jonas, Auys.
noV2lbGi davis.
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Proclamation.
Proclamation by the Mayer.

N compliance with Law hereby issue my Procla.
Il matnh to tho inhAb tants OF the City Of Dayton,
warning them that ait is unlawful to sell barter, OF
y Veaway any sparituous Vinous malt liquors on
tae day OF any election hed within the State OF OHIO,
under the Constitution or laws thereof"
ANY parson offending against the provisions oi
THIS Act shall bo fined IN any not less than Ave
nor more than one hundred dollars, and be imprs.
oned IN tho County Jail for period not exceeding ten
ayb, tor each ohense so committed {"
The Marshal and Pooe ofhuers will close all housea
found violating tho provisions OF this Act on Tuesday
ths eih day Of November 1884, The day o. the Pres.
denhal hsotion, and report forthwith oil violations
'hsreoi 70 the Mayor. X. q. ELLIS, MaYor.
November y, lsdA nOyA-tt
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Examination.
Teachers Examination.

IVA Teachers Of Montgomery county are hereb,
i, nohhed that the regular Examination for Cerud
Gates wall take place on the Second Saturday VI sIcl
month commenting with the month Of November
Asoh during the months OF August, September
Examination will be held on the last Saturday
The folloaing are the branches required 6y Law
Pennmanshfpy othsgraPhy, Reading, Arithmetic
5eSgraphy, English 0remmsr, and the Theory and
rraenee Of Teschin'. The Examinations will be
eoih Oral and Written Any Teacher failing 10 snsg er
at leiG nhy psr cent Of tho questions In anv study
Will not rsosiVe certificate, even OF the lowest
grade.
Applicants will be required to firnish satisfactory
testimonials Of good moral character, wthout which
no certificate can be legally granted. The Examina
ton will DO held at the Central High School Building
Dayton. Commencing AT o'clock A. NJ. preoi ely
by order OF the Board OF HKaminers.
J. ". HALL, Clerk.
DASfohi hovemoF I'd, 1884. nov2- -d2t6W4t .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

Every editor who is disposed to aid In Civ.
ing this pamphlet a vide circulation Is invited
TO insert this advertisement and draw on Us
for copies of the Memoir to the amount Of his
bill; 10 be aentin a package ordered By any
one in his vicinity WALTER 4 Co, Publish
ers OF Books for the Times" &c No l9 City
Hall Square, New York August |, 1864
Aug. 5th, 1864. DIFF
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sHERIFFs SALE.

The Dayton Land Locomotive Machine Mauutaotur-
ing Company
No. sVe Montgomery County Superior Court.
Df virtue Of ten several executions Issusd IN this
- case will oferat Pubic Sale al the shop Of A
belden, No. 2Ss Fret strest, Dayton, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, November 18th 1864,
at aoclock r M OF said day ths following goods and
ohattlea to.Wit one steam Wagon with tWo Engines
attached. Takenin execution As the properly ui
Pster Deardon, obs Of the members oftlis nTtn VI
tho Dayton Land Locomotive and Machine Manu-.
featuring Company, ~ the suit OF La Dow aud Wise
and simeon Sparks.
OOt7.W8W GEO. WoGAMAN, Sheriff.
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hATEsT NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

NEW YoRs, Nov, 1.-The Herals emphatic
ieally denies the report Of Sheridans falling
back. Hls army was never in better oondlIl
ion. Early is said to be at Newmarket reor.
ganizing. i rs ss. .4.aI .,..las.rI
RichHoad Sentinel Of the 4th saying that
Kirkpatrick was repulsed in an attack on
Wheeiers cavalry protecting Hood rear; also
that cavalry raid had been made on Fillode,
ga by the yankees
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

DOBERr BOYLk, 10 notified that Ella Boyle, did
~ on the soth day Of september, D. 1854, hle
her petition la the once Of the Cerb Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, within and tor the County Of Msnl.
Romery and state of Ohio, Askng that she NAY be
divorced from the said Robert Boyle, which petition
vii stand ioF hearing Al the next term OF said Court
uanssa hAhitaAl drunkenness aud gross neglect OF
duty. HLLaA BOTLR,
3 J, n. BAesors, ATTY.
Hapt. ~. lssA sspag- -SOW
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Sherlf's Proclamation.

hHtRirf'H OTTiOE,
- .. DAYTON, oct. lOth, 1901 I
1 GEORGE WoGAMAN, sheriff of Montgomery
County, ono, do hereby notify tho qualihed
toisrs OF Montgomery County, Ohio, do assemble
usual places Of holding elections, on TUESDAY
Ie'ng lhe kIghth day OF November 1854, and there
hhi lhen proceed as the Law directs 10 elect Tsenty
one Electors Of President aud Vice President Of t6e
u"iteG States, IA pursu TO The Constitution gud
Laws OF tho United stat aud Ol the State Of Ohio
Gwen under my hand At the Sherihs Office nj
yton. ihls the lOh day Oi October, A. b.
1854 80 -
GEORGE WOuAMAN, sheriff,
noyl dtwt0 OF ontgomsTy :, oIinty obio
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MEDICAL NOTICE..

nR A. GEldkR will hereafter sitend srclaaeelj TO
~ an once practice, and wall give Especial Alien.
hon'' 10 the treatment OF OH RoNtO DtsEAsns, such
and kAR, SCRokuLoUs AFFECTIONS, 40 prm.
ary And secondary sfPHtLl3, GONORRHdgA. /.
9LkEf, STRUCTURES, iMfOTENCY, &c. Also,
DntAsts fkcuLlAH TO fEnALrA, Gad sssIy paytsiv oJ
On ehie tssift, whatever may 10 its character.
once hours Irom a M 90 spm.
SUNDAYS, 90 iOa m, Co D ~,
Vniee-Oornsr Of Jefferson and Fihh 81, Dayton,
ONO. octs lmd3mS-l
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DslSn0iIIsf Isfeaisd--FolIe Il Eiect-
ed.
FROM the Ne, Vernon Bsuuer.l

From the Ne, Vernon Bsnuerl
We have the proud satisfaction this week
Of announcing the defeat of Columbus Del.
sno, the Abolition, disunion candidate for
Congress-, aud the consequent election of Hon
Charles Folett, the Union Democratic candi.
date. This information ia derived from Abo-
ltion sources, from men who have kept count
of the soldiers vote as il has been received
We understand they admit that Delano is bsa-
ten from 200 to 300 This is Indeed glorious
news, Let the people rejoice and be glad !
Sing, shout and be merry Tor a Shoddy pairi-
OF has been made To bite the du.t-a political
trickster has been signally rebuked-a vlo
demagogno has been laid on the shelf loreved
"Glory 70 God IN tho hiRh peace on earth
and good willto men ~ eaia D. .'4f..s. .. .ss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

The LAST CuANoE.-Tbe Last chance for
Peace, Re-Jnou, aud Freedom foe the white
man is offered Tomorrow. IT the people
throw away the Opportunity, they will never
80. - T,st3a l1ls1, shg-f , ~ {, !,
irreparable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

Touh Y. ENNIS, Plaintiff against Charles Butcher
y Administrator OF Henry Hagerman decd, be-
lore james Turner, J, P. OF Dayton township Mont
gomery Oounty, Ohio On thu both day OF Aeptem-
oer issA sad Justice iSsusd an order Of Attach
ment m the GOoVs action for the sumo Of rive Uol-
lars and interest Trial sci for November II, fsOa
nj DO clock P. n.
ool28-WSW JAMES TURNER 1 y
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Farmers n Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

wAGNE ER sc SHIRK.
(sUOOEssOA 10 soHHasGS sfAIsKLkA)
ii AVE- taken this old and popular Hotel on Second
III street, Dayton, and hope by their attention 10
bueipess 70 sustain the weeamed reputation OF this
well known houss.
Ths services Of Mr.. Henry Foster, widely known,
have been retaneda as Gle K,
This patronage o: Its former fiendsIs confidently
snuePalod aug29 dSW
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TrIOMA AS r. aILL1s
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN,
so, 900 Bushels
z a X 9 Q Q d w ante d ,

R0 000 BUSHELS FlsIseed wanted, for which
OU,QUU the highest market price in cash will
be paid, al the Flour aud Feed store Of Thos on.
iis Qats Peter Rssrs,l No. 81 Fourth street, near
MAID Dayton, Ohio. THO5. X. 6TLLIa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

J. s. ROsebeTry-No Sc Main steet---ia
Offering his Dry Goods at 40 to so PER cent
below september prices, having. bought since
the great decline.
Go see them. lis all true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

EmOVAL M. Rolan's Ofhcs has teen "a.
~ moved irop oleggs Building to 50 Man street
oetusea Second And Third streets over Mr.. Roseber.
w. SURE sep2f w2mos a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
JONATHAN MRTHRRDs Estate.

OH the 10Th day Of October. A. d 1884, the under
" signed was ApPon ed and qualified Admlnisga
ter Of the estate OF Jonathan Mshsrd iAts VI Mont
somsIy ooshtJ, Ono, deceased.
oe'h-WsW JOHN y. FOX,
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N.w YorR stoek Market,

NEw YoRE, Nov STOCKS better aud dull
Gold opened at 240, and closed at 243A Mon
ey Z; Sterling quiet at 9tal0; $40 coupoDs
lOOt hves co. 1910 coupons 94t; one year
certificates 96A upH ...'' I.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

B5-We judge from a caution, published in
the Journal this morning, that the Republi-
cans intend to circulate spurious tickets -
Let every Democrat see that all the names Of
the electors on the ticket he votes are correct.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

Just acknowledgements Mem
DIR of OlementL. Vallandigham by his
BrOther.-A handsomely printed -pamphlst
Of "a ostSVe.paFaas This is. o. document of
uuusualyalne and inteFlst entirely anthem
tie and reliable, Every statement in Il per
sonal or otherwise can be strictly verified This
work is wanted ssery@here, iinmsdiately by
hundreds of thousands Price delivered 2b
cents
Conatry 'asAE4s ssd ddseasSybkGd Bbsough
the channels by which they receive their New
York papers, and at our lowest wholesale
price. The commissions charged by the News
Companies being paid by US.
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Lost Gun.-A doutleharreled shot gun
was taken from this Office some time ago
The borrower will confer favor by returning
1t, lwd
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BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
.at Hi- AT
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Joseph Branaman, PlainIin Caae No solI

Joseph brHneman, Plaintiff Case No SOIL
against Montgomery County
Goo. II. JSnrios, ct. al. Dsfts. Superior Court
DERSUAHT TO an order OF the Superior ConH O
l. Montgomery County, Ohio made la the rboVe
entitled cause and 10 me directed will 1ar ut Public
Au uon at the door VI the Cour House 10 the CITY OF
Dayton IN the c-unty and State aforesaid on
SATURDAY, December 10th, 1864,
batween the hours Of one al d four O'Clock p NJ OF
said day the following described real estate 10 Wit
SITUATE in Miami Oty. hontgomary DaItnty. Ohio,
anu doBgrlbed as follows: Lot Numbered Twenty.
three, (2sl IN BaTnetts Plat OF Miami CITY in Harm
sen township, said County and tate and described
IN the Records Of said county, being part Of Section
no. thirty two, (3D and fractional section Thirty
three tds) Town two, ~ and Range siK (6).
Said proper has been appraised At Sl2OO and can.
not sell for less than y OF said amount.
W. n. BELVILLE,
N. H. JsEBAH, Atty. noY2wtis
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Ds5@WiIl working men vote for party
which has given then a currency so nearly
worthless as 10 quadrupIe the prices of all
the nece4saries of HE ..
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JACOB LRsHER,s EatAla

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber was OF
IN the - day OF Ostoseri 1854 duly appointed a.
Administration on the estate OF Jacob Lsshor late
Montgomery County, dec ased
November lst 1864. GEO. W, MOYRE.
no 10 w3W
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PITTsBURG, Nov. River l2 feet . inches.
Weather cloudy with indications of rain.
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sHFRIFFs SALE.
Samuel U Elnley
araiuF


Samuel q Elpley
aFaiuF No $500
Benjamin r. Ellis, Superior Court
ON Saturday the 2th dav VI November 1854, / will
" offer n puplis sale the rBsid, nee Of B Fills
IN Miami CITY, the following described goods aud
ehatles to-wlt an the machinery, tools, futures
&c, Of L.. v. Els Stereotype Foundry, 5mbracn
pans, haske comics, kettles, shaw x Machine Also
his PTintig Olee in the same builhng embracing
type, Cases, Ch1sres, Composing stone, Printing
IrehH, Stick stand, Galles, sc Sc, Also, B. r.
Ell's Bindery, In tho same building, embracing cut
ting Machine, siauIing Prose, To1ls, &c, lso his
Wood md stereotype Engraving 10 the amount Of
about fifteen hundred IN NUMBER all being in his
PRINTING Othce IN Miami Uity Also, an " The follow
tO-wit
- Lite Of Napoleon honspan Of esl pages, in said
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nLAAn

CHICAGO, November 7.-WiIhin tie last two
days, number Of persons have arrived here
from the southern part Of the Stata mostly
from Fayette and Christian eounties It was
supposed they we're coming here TO 'ote, but
It has turned out that they we're manbers of
tas o. A. X. Society, and that a conSDira, , is
IN progress for raising an insurreefon on
election day, and releasing the prisoners a.
Camp Douglas
Early this morning q large numbd of ar.
rests we're made, and in nearly all cases rm :
we're found on their persons Amons those
srressed, was Col Marmaduke, brothei of the
rebel General, who was a guest ofDr Ed.
wards and Buckner s. Msrris, iormork Judge
oi the Circuit Court Of this county.
He harbored lot Of bushwhAcksrs and
provided clothing for them, He is sad to be
Grand Treasurer Of the o. A. K Charles
Walsh and j. Eperhouse, representatives,
we're also arrested. In his house wero found
several men, who have been Engaged casting
ballots for the usO Of the conspirators. Some
oflhose arrested are reported TO have made
confession that their intention was TO FIRE the
city tonight, and release the prisoners at
Camp Douglas A large quantity Of arms
aud ammunition were found 10 Walsh
house