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LEGAL NOTICE.

0NU Pearson Young, who resides in the State o
/ Iowa Wilson SorogR and Amelia scioggy,
Elvina Young, who reside ia the State OF Ind ana,
aud lessee Young whose place Of residence u IN
known William Bright, caroline Taylor aud M r.
Taylor who reside Ia the Stete OF Kentucky.
iOu are hereby notified that lsasc Laisyer and
Sllhpsop rutt EAecu'oIs ,ol ths Hst WIN hhd sta,
IGent OF David Voting, deceased, on the - day oi
October A. d. 1854, died their petition in the Probate
Court within and for the County OF Montgomery and
state OF Ohio, alleging that tn personal estate OF
said deeedent s insufficient 10 pay his debts and the
charges OF administering his estate; that he died
seized tee simple Oi the following described real
esta . situate in said County to-wit: "Fineen acres
Of aud taken OF the south side OF the farm owned by
the heirs o. David Young, dece sed, situated in See
ton rs, Town 2, Range M. X. -descnbed fol-
lows
Beginning at stone, on the eastlne OF said Sec.
ton the south east corn0r OF said farm thence north
the east Inns of said sect n - chanH 10 Il stoGe
thence >. 10 ". II SO chains 10 the Of the
Turnpike Road thence, south eAstwardly, with the
centre of said Road, 80 hsn' to the sou,h West
nsr Of said iarm thence, on the line between Young
/ and Laiever,N 10 Il. 90 G5 chains to the place OF
| beginning, containing Il teen of and. That
Ruth Young, a. widow VI said dece dent, entitled
| 10 dover IN said premises, and that George Long.
streth and Elizabeth Longsrteth, Wilson scroggy and
| Amelia Seroggy, William Bright, the unknown heirs
Of JeHste Young, de sased, one Of the heirs At law
| Of David Young, deceased, John Macure aud Elyina
| Msclure, VIII lam Young and Sarah Young, John
YOunRRud Elyiua Young William Weller and Martha
| l.. Weller, Pearson Young George Sears, JOSEPH s.
Sears and Mary Jane Sears, Lydia Caroline Young,
| Lois A. Mutt aud simpson Mutt, David ~, Young,
James B, Young. Eliza Ellen Young es the heirs Nt
law Of sud pay Young, deceased, hold the next
| estate of inheritance therein The prayer Of said
petition Is for tho assignment Of wer, to said Ruth
Young, and the sale Of said premises, subject to
such dover estate ami for the payment Of tho debts
| and CnuTges aforesaid,
Said petition will be %. hearing the 2lst day o
November, A. p. 1854 or as soon thereafter ~
counsel can be heard.
ISAAC LAFEVER
| SIMPSON MUTT,
| Exeeuorsof the last will aud testament or David
Young, deed.
| J. II. BAssorr, AIRY for Executor.
| October 18th, 1854. oct22 w4w
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New ToRK, November l4-Mr Seddon.
Jeh Davis Secretary of War, in his report
recently submitted to the rebel Congress-, in
The review Of which hs makes the rebel
compaigu oi 1864 a succession of victories.
demands more vigorous couscrplion, and
Is IN favor of srmlng the slaves, but does
not perceive any immediate necessity for
it.
The Governor Of GeOrgia, in his message
TO the Legislature, makes some pretty strong
complpints against Jeh Davis, on account
Of the laiter's iolure to defend Georgia
against Shermans army.
He comedies the capture OF the Albemarle
a severe blow to the rebel cause
AS a thorough disciple of the State
Rights dogma, il is with shiyering dread he
observes the fearful strides which the South
S making towards centralized government,
yet still though he is very anxious for peace
between the North and South He 10 opnosed
10 any separate State action to gain il, and
thinks no State can honorably Withdraw from
the Couiederacy without the consent of the
others, but iayOrs convention of all the
States.
lle says that the tender Of such proposi.
ton 10 the government Of the United States
by JEDI DAVIS would be no sacrifice Of dignity
on his part
The Richmond Examiner has or pretends
to have correspondent at Washington who
says Blllrrs canal will soon he completed
Grant will be reinforced by 10000 men, and
then connection with fleet of ffty gunboate
now assembling on the James Riner, grand
land aud naval attack is to be made on Rich
mond
This Washington correspondent urges the
aruing OF 300 900 slaves and says that the
bare rumor that this proposition was bene
seriously entertained in tie rebel capital, sen
up gold 20 per cent in one day in Wal
street.
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New York rfarh.t.

NEw YoRE, November l4,-Cotton quiet at
4l@l AZ; Flour 10 cents better at 10 l5@
10 25 for extra state, / l0@ll 30 for round
hoop Ohio; Wheat la2c better and very quiet
at = 80 for Chicago spring, and 30 for am
Der Michigan Corn la2c better at | SOal 81
in store Oats la2c better at 99cal 90 for
western; Pork lower at 80 90 for mess 40 G2
@4l for new, and SsGss % for prime; Lard
steady at q 2l4@24tc; Whisky quiet at ! 734
al "a Sugar dull at 20@2lc for mus.
ca7ado Petroleum frmer at 45lc for crude,
re for refined in bond, and SSc for Tree.
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MONTREAL, November 4-The case for
prosecution Of the st. Adams raiders closed
Saturday Il was decided to take the prison
ers voluntary statements Lieutenant Young
showed bis commission from Seddon be rebe
Secretary OF War, and the expedition was moi
projected in Canada The object was 10 re-
taliaton on Granl, Sheridan, and that he was
in communication with Richmond To obtain
impartial testimony, he wanted the case post.
poned thirty days
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By Telegraph.
aEPoRTED FoH THE DAILY EMplRE
MORNING REPORT


Ngw YoRE, Noyem mlsr 1.-The Times
Washington special says
IL Is positively inserted BY high officials,
that Mr. Stanton will be made Chief Justice.
and Mr. Holt Secretary Of War. Others say
ten. Banks will be made Secretary Of War.
The ileral6s Washington special says:-
A private unte from City Point states that re-.
ports IRON the left say, the enemy were mas
sing there heavily on Friday, and an attack on
thai wing IVES expected.
The tlertd's shenandoah Valley CORES
poudent says On Friday last the Rebel
cavalry made their appearances in front OF
Cusiar aud Merritt, apparently for the purpose
OF feeling Gen Sheridau's strength in the
new position 10 which he has fallen back. at
Johnsou, ionr miles south of Winchester
After pretty heavy sbirmisbing with them. Tor
n short time, Gustav and Merritt fell back, in
order to draw lhom on, but the rebels, after
advancing 10 where the Uuon reserves we're
in position soon fell back hastily before ssv.
e-al volleys
Early Saturday morning diminishing was
resumed with much hriskne,s betwesn The
opposing cavalry, when the same plan OF
slo@ly rrcediug, AS on the preceding day, on
the Union side, it being Gen Sheridans de.
sign not to bring on general engagement If
posslbiei but the enemy could not be induced
10 follow up our pickets
Geu Sheridan then ordered Gen. Powell
to advance with his division, and the rebels
we're driven back with severe loss. They re-
treeted in great haste, and were pursued
through aud beyond Front Royal in hand.
some and splendid manner Besides what
they suffered in killed and wounded, PowelPs
men captured two Of their cannons, made
prisoners Of l50, and took several wagons
and lnrge number of horses.
Our losses are suid to have been cOnsidera.
ble. Nothing but cavalry was engaged on
either side
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Nrw YoRE, November l3 Commander
Macomb report ofthe reeapture of plymouth,
North Carolina, shows the taking of this town
to nave been a very handsome affair, and
substantial in its results, MS % cannon, many
small arms, aud large amounts of ammuni'
ton, besides some prisoners, were cap.
tured
An official inspection OF the late rebel ram
Albemare blown up by Lieutenant Gushing
on the night Of the l7th ult, shows that her
machinery Ia completely submerged and the
top other easements blown of.
She hes on the bottom of The Roanoke river
at plymouth. Her armament is two 9.inch ri,
fed guns, one of which was still above the
water when our forces took possession Of the
town
Her rebel commander reports her destrue.
ton TO Mr. Mallory, rebel Secretary of the
Navy, and a letter from another rebel officer
shows the Consideration which her blowing
up produced among the chiyalry at PLY
mouth.
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LETTER OF CHIEF JUSTICE
EANEY.
The Baltimore Sun publishes The following



WAsnIYCToy, May G, 1864
MY DEAR Sal learned. accidentally,
aome months ago, that some kind and pious
hand had removed from the tomb OF nay be-
loved mother the moss and rubbish which CITY
years had accumulated upon it, aud restored
il to The condition in which il was when
placed there by her weeping children Re
siding IN distant place, | could not myself
guard it against dasecratiou, nor even the or
dinary injuries OF time, ard you may readily
imagine how grateful felt 10 the unknown
friend who had, unasksd, and without my
knowledge, performed that daty for me |
have often inquired aud tried to discover to
whom was Indebted for an act so touching
and pious, but without success, until few
days ago, when my excellent friend and for
mer pastor, The Rev. Father MeElroy, called
TO see me, and from him | learned for the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14

6,st time that owed it to you, to whom had
hitherto been an entire stranger Butyou are
not now, nor can you hsreslte be, a stranger.
| ON most grateful for your kindness, aud
when the brief space Of life in this world
which may be youchsafed to me shall have
passed and ! am laid by the side Of my moth
or, | hope you will be near, and feel assured
that amoug my last thoughts will be the mem
ory of Your kindness
With great respect and reg ard
Your grateful friend,
r b TASgY
Nc II McALEER, Frederick City.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14

FoRraEss MoxEor. November - The
Richmond papers Of Fdday, the Iltb, urge
upon their readers the necessity Of being pre-.
pared for startling news from Gen. Sherman.
II appears eyideut, from the tone ol their
editorials, that they are already in possession
Of intelligence which they withhold
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LATEST ME ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

WAsHIEaroN, November l5.-Informaton
was received to-day thatth steamboat Tulip
attached TO the Potomac aOtilla, exploded her
boiler on Friday, down the river, causing a
friGhtful sacrifice OF life. OF 65 persons
aboard, only ten are accounted for
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
J. Hei,iinger and Thompson, Plaintiff.
aRalnhl
Two Section Ladder.

GOOD thing for every man thst owns q hOuse,
n and for every farmer. They are two ladders OF
convenient length for general use and can be joined
house can be saved nom burning by having ladder
IN time 70 reach the roof Cap At No. 7 Fret street
Aug2a-lmd ]. u. DALsLEY.
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NEw YoRx. Nov. l3 Stocks lower; Gold
opened at 243, closing at 246; Money I;
Erie 81; New York Central q /; 5.20's, reg
istered, Ia
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Strickiand's AMI. C1oIera Minturs.
r L II X

i = composition Of nstringents, absoibents. ftnu.
ianls and carmin0tNes, which tyCIy hysiuitn &C.
khowledReB ~ The only Preparation that will eit ct
permanent cure OF Diarhen and Dyseters. TLs Anti.
Cholera Mixture is now In use in some Of car sIuy
hospitals where II gives the greatest satisfactiop il
has saved tho lives Of thousands OF soldiers and
ItuAens anu We "i guarantee II to lie the best rene.
dy " ne world Tor Diafthea aud DyhenteTy.
70 satisfy any one to the virtue Of Stfcklands Anu
ChOiefh MNturei in fact we have great mum Ser ti
Testimonials nom patients WhO have ieen cuI,d q ite
being pronounced in uTahle by their hysicans - N
alter taking only one LOtte Of SHiCBand's Anti Cbol.
era mihtu'e. II Nou suffer win Diirfhts and FyHeH
tory tiy one bottle ma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14

Secretary Stanton i, IN Of chiIls and fever
ih" whole couEtrY will be exceedingly aux.
lons 20 hear whether he is likely to die or
get we'll -- Dayton Empire
10 would ba well for him, while hs is shak.
ing it he would shake of his vlIainous habit
Of lying, which has been III for the country,
and ai lines made itquite leverish - Cairo
DeInncral.
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Mrutcal

IUREe Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Astbmf, an
" Consumption. IL II only necessary for any Que
troubled with these complaints 10 tiy one bottle oi
Strick'dnds MelHRuous Cough BatsGm
to convince them ihRtits the rest preparation ever
used. Il not only cures tho above affections at the
Throat and Lungs, hut Il cures Night kweRis Gnd
splitting OF III od and an excellent Rargle fcr any
kind OF Sore Throat II n pleasant to trke and
safe medicine fOr iDisnts Price BS Cents per lOtte.
Eor sale by drugg1st= generally MIA
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DpPing aAuuse.
DYEIM n o U s e

NO, So, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
NNHE undersigned nioTms the pubic that he IL q
i practical dyer, and has established dye house Al
he above place. and Is uow prepared to color all kinds
Of silks, Satns, Ribbons, WOolsu aud Cotton Goods
any color that may be Desired.
Grease and stains reno cd from all kinds Offabries
10 warrants to hnish all goods M a nAnnerto give
gstiSiaron, having s articles DscesHATy 60 perform
his work IN the best possbl
Rui9 HFRMAEN WIEOEND
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The Parallel.

General Fremont is, undoubtedly, a
well read man, But there is an import.
aut part Of American history he has ucy'
CT read, OF he isau nOpt scholar in prof
ting by his reading,
Al tho commencement Of the RevoIu-
tionary war, aud especially after tho Ia.
tai attack ON Qucbeck, where Mohtgom.
cry fell and Arnold received a severe
wound, thcro was no more popular man
in tho Army than Benedict Arnold --
Brave TO rashnoss, he dared to lead
whore the bmyelt dared to follow, Un'
bounded praise spoiled him; hO became
arrogant and demanded moro than Con,
gress woro disposed TO give, He felt
that bis claims were shghied, and that ho
wOs wrongcd, Perhaps he was, |
think the impartial historian Of fthis lay
in looking over the controversy between
General Arnold and Congress, will ieol
that injustice was done to him.
Iu the battle Of Saratoga the brave
and chiyalrc Arnold was deprived Of
all command but like truo patriot
aud hero, he went into tho fight "on his
own hook and whcro wos most carnage
there WAS General Arnold--snj whore
was General Arnold thOro was most
carnage, He rode the fell liko awhirl.
wind the pergOniGcation of the Angel
oF Death. For bis efforts lo deserved Q
monumcut-but Gonoral Gates, ia his
public dispatches never mentioned his
name This touched his military pride
and wounded him in the tondorest part
Of a soldier Il was the grosscSt injus
jico---it was cruel ingralitudo. lIO broo
dcd over his Injuries till his county wa'
(orgotlen--his allegiance to her dostroY
ed-and to aveugo his private griofs he
turned 1'RAIToR.
Who now symrathi2cs in his grjof'
and injuries? Who inquiries, or cares
what they were? Where is tho friend
that juslifcs his treason on account oI
Of bis personal injuries, sights or in.
Justice? All arc lost or forgotten, IN tho
hatred of the traitor.
Let Fremont read learn, mark, and
inwarily digest" this history, and proit
by it.
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NUMBER IS.

Congress has passed bill to prevent
speculation in gold, II requires the
gold to be delivered on tho Day Of sale,
instead Of 10 tho future,
1t cuts up by the roots all mere traffic
for profit. carried Oh by men who are
not worth 95 1000 in the world but enter
into contracts for gold, to be delivered
ON 4 day fxsd fer fabulous AMOUNT
This will dry up numberloSs shaving,
gambling shops aud force the trade into
legitimate channels
Tho law imposes 6ne of not less
than 500, nor more than $1,000 or
imprisonment from three months to one
year. ltis TO be hoped that ii may have
tho effect desired. Itis alleged that this
Legislation iniOrtcrrs with legitimate con.
tracts, No doubt Copperheads who arc
Interested only in tho depreciation OF
"greopbacks' will urge this. It's we'll
refutod by the fac, that whilst New York
requires but two hundred thousand dol.
lars daily in gold for importation duties
and foreign balances, twenty millions Of
sold have nomiually been disposed of
ia ouc day in that city, for not hun.
dteih part Of which, was thore auy Gctu.
al tltnnSler of tho metal.
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Tho nena Como TO Lie.

A short time ago, Maj, G. w, Mur
ply, of the 9Th Missouri Cavalry took
the spotted fever, at YclIyillo, Ark and
giving no sign Of lilo for several days,
tho surgeon pronounced him dead.
Maj, Plum, commander Of tho regiment
in tho absence Of Col Catherwood. is,
sued an order announcing the demise Of
Ma, Murphy, and speaking Of him in
very complimentary terms A brother
Of MAJ. Murphy,!iying in North Niisson-
"a, titdffGg Of HdSdcstti, wSati astlsltts
TO hayolhc body smbalmod and CON
vcyed to His friends. The brother re.
.coived the body, placed il in coffin
and started homs with it. After he
had proceeded some distance on the
rond, M5i. Murphey revived, and asked
tho meaning Of the strange proceeding.
His brother informed him thnt hc was
taking him home for burial, and showed
the order announcing his death. The
Major assured his brother that ho felt
gruti6ed at the manner in which he was
spoken Of by his superior officer but
declined being deposited in the earth at
thotlimo. At last accounts Moj. Mut.
phey was sill alive but wO regret TO
state that his recovery is considered
doubtful.
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Couldn't Kin tho snuEc,.

Our friend 'Jocmcs' Of the Burlington
Hawk Eye tolls a good one Of fellow
who tried to kill lot of Coppsshead
lloofers who had boon hanging aSouud
his place of business. By ferdigg them
on doubly .sllotled slrychuino whisky. -
Jccms says he made them present Of
a barrel OF the meanest kind. thinking
il would kill them in slort time. But
he says lhcy stayed away from his store
about month, when they returned
ogoin. aud thanked him feclinsIy for his
present. lie says tho dirty rasoals sctu.
ally iatteucd on the whisky. Hc has
given up all hopes of getting rid of them
in that way You might as well try to
kill housosnako by feeding it milk as
to try to kills Copporbead with whisky.
That little thing can't be did.'-tIowa
Register.
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nebeIInl,umenity.

A poor woman, wife OF soldier in
ono of the East Tennessee cavalry regi.
monts stationed near this place, recently
wrote a leticr TO him, telling Oftho bru.
tai treatment which sho was receiving
from the refined negro driving chivalry
Of Tennessee Her husband was forced
to Ny from bomc to save his life from
Rebel fury, which spares no loyal man,
and the care Of their little farm dcvolvGd
upon her alone. Without help she had
to breakup the ground, plant and culi-
vate the crop, while her husband was
scryog in tho ranks. She was known TO
to bo the wife Of a tlnion soldier, and
tia, was sufficient 10 bring down upon
her head the curses Of traitors.
The other day, while she was plow.
ing in the field, squad OF Robcl csyal.
ry rode up and sho. her poor old horse
(Which was not considered worth carry
ing oG) down in the hlrrow, whilo she
was hollin, the plow handles Tho
vile sent a letter to ber husband, telling
him that she was a. the point oisiawa.
ton. and begging him TO end her some
aid. The lcter was laid before Cover.
nor Johnson. who instantly -----, well
VIC will not say; but there will bo somc
dead Rebels il that noighborhood ore
long, withou. tho Intervention Of no am.
mostly, and Il deaths. mao should love
a Shining mark, and mako few ne
gro ariStocra,S bito the dust, why all Tho
better WearO sick aud disgustcd with
clomoney extended TO these vulgar heart
less slaycdrivios demons. NasAeife
Times.
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A Scnslhle Answer.

A short time since alta hotel in Gin
cinnad company Of pro'slayOry fun
koys happened to bo assembled who
thought they would show their remark
able wit aud prosfundily by asking
negro, who happened to DO present, sun
dry questions about himdslf A colo
guy al once onsucd after the following
manner
One says Jack, where are you from9'
Georgia was tho reply.
'IlavO you run away from your mas
tcrP
Yes
Didn't bo clo,hc YOU wclI?'
YES
and gave You enough to eatP
Certainly, for lived as we'll au be
did,
Then, Jack, why unjor these circuni.
stances did you run away?
TO this latter and profoupdcd inter.
rogotory, the negro replied in Tho fol.
lowing manner
'Gentlomen, when | loit my master in
Georgia left the place vacant, and if,
any ofyou desire situation, you can 50
down and take it,
We thnk the negro got tho better in
that talk of the inq1isitiyo secesh' Vym.
Palhizors.
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El5' The skin of tho astrakan, which
is so much the fashion in Paris, and is so
excessively dear, is pr5eutei in III It's
beauty by Killing the black sheep that
is bearing young, and skinning the lamb
thus untimely born, as the skin is thus
rendered beautifully fne, The Japen.
ese lately compared the English 10 tho
most barbaric natives OF the oarh.--,
They had not beard oflbis fashion otis
Francgis we presume.