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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
MORNING REPORT

New YoRK, Nov l9--Ey the steamship
Morning Star from New 0rleans the 22d
inst.
We are informed that the French troops
have evacuated Mattamoras, leaving the in.
hRbitants to take care of themselves
at Brownsville Texas on the opposite side
OF the Bio Grande from the Mattamoras, there
is but small rebel force, who are apprehend
ing an early attack from tbs union troops
Now that their imperial friends are withdrawn
from the neghborhood there 10 nothing to pre-.
vent our officers from re-occnpying Browne
vile whenever they deem proper,
The recent Treasury orders declaring New
Orleans in an insurrectionsry district and
prohibiting shipments OF produce to market
This has been countermRnded and the com
merce interdicted by those orders is again
permitted
1t is stated that General Candy 8 wound is
so serious that he will not be able 10 take the
saddle for at least six months.
The reported capture of large lot Of cat.
tie by Colonel Farrar commanding at VBnda.
liza Louisiana, while trying 10 cross the Mis-.
sIssippl River from Texas, for Hoods army
is confirmed
Gen. Coons, the Union commander at
Rome, Georgia, on the 10th inst, DESTROYED
such bridges there as could be of use 20 the
enemy, and abandoned the place. for the pur-
pose OF Withdrawing to some more important
point
The latest rebel accounts from Gen. Hood,
say be is in a position to march into either
middle or west Tennessee, as be may decide.
They admit that the rumOr Of the capture
from the Union iorees OF Decatur, Alabama.
was hoax; stating that the attack on that
place was merely ruse TO enable Hcod to get
his army trains well past II.
The HersIds Hilton Head correspondent
says All the rebel prisoners taken down
from Fortress Monroe by Col Mulford were
brat to be transferred TO The authorities of
Savannah, which would bs concluded by
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

Lamb once convulsed a company with an
anSedole OF Colsridgs, which without
doubt he Matched in his hoAx-loving
brain.
81 wAs,' he raid, "going from my house in
Enfield to the East India House one morning
when met Coleridge on his way to pay me a
visit
He was brmful of some new idea, and, in
spite of my Informing him that time was prec-
ious he drew me within the gate of an unoc-
cupied garden by the roadside, and there, shell
tered from observation by a hedge of ever
greens, he took me by the button of the coat,
and closing his eyes, commenced an eloquent
discourse, waving his right hand gently az the
musical words flowed in an unbroken stream
from his lips.
listened enlrsnced; hut the striking clock
recalled mel to a sense of duty.
saw it was no use to attempt to break
away; so, taking advantage OF his absorption
il the subject, and, with my penknife, quietly
severing my button from my coat decsmp.
cd
"Fys hours afterwards, in passing the
same garden, on my way home i heard Col
eridge's voice, aud, on looking in, there he
was with closed eyes. the button in his fingers,
and the right hand gracefully waving, Just as
when L left him. He had never missed me. +"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, November 10.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR--Red wheat,
80 co. Retail $40 90,
WHEAT-$l 7O@l 75
CORN-l00
OATS--60 rfsa .a
RYE-75G9l 25.
BARLEY--$l 5O@lGO.
TEASE 6O@2 90.
COFFEE--45@50c
SUGAR-8O.
SUGAR-22@28e, per pound.
COFFEE SUGAR-3063lc por h.
HARD REFINED Standardization H..
MOLAsSES-$l 35@I4O per gal.
RICE-20c per 10.
LARD-20@25.
BUTTER-40G450.
CHEESE -25(330
STARCH-l2tc per ID.
SOAPS--lb@ &c per H.
DRIED APPLES-l0@l21.
BEANS-Per bushei 81 OO92 so.
EGGS-20@25p per doz.
ToBACC0-9O@$l 90 per ID.
sH0T-$5 1906 0Oper sack
LEAD-25e per H.
P0TATORS.-$l OO@2 % per bush.
HAY-Timothy $25 per ton
WHISKY-l TO-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

montgomery common Pleas.
Joseph Brown, BoOmOu Brown, jacob Brown, Caro-
line MahHs I'd William Mahuo, belinda Hanpah
and Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah And George
Hannah, w
Theopholus Brown, Theodore Brown, Mary Brown,
and Elisabeth Brown, In Partition
|THEOPHOLUS BROWN, Theodore Brown MARY
l Brown Sesberry Brown, Perry A. BrowB, Sarah
Brown, Elizabeth Brown, will take notice that Petit
tiOn was filed against them the 3Ist day OF August
A. A. 1864 in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Mont
gomory county, Ohio by Joseph Brown, Solomon
Brown, Jacob Brown, Caroline Mahus, VIM Maine
Celinda Hannah, Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannnh
and George Hannah aud 10 now pending whsrsin SAID
petitioners demand partition OF the following real
estate, to-wlt Situate In the county OF MONTGOMERY
and State OF Ohio, on the east OF sOctioA w. tovs
5, range east, 6e.
Being lot No. 2 OF survey and subdiyision Of
the lands OF Joseph Brown, decd. by order Of III =
Court OF Common Pleas OF Montgomery ooanf v
Ohio At the March term, 1sAl see ehAncery, TeooSd
II, page 332, and described AS iollows:
Beginning the east line OF said seotisp An ?
pnles south o. the N n. corner thsrecf-thev ,cS n
So W. 100 poles 10 q htone in tho Liborty Road
thence ,. o% N. lO8 poles 10 . stono In " "a Road
thence N. 50 X. 40 poeH TO q stone, thene1 nj 40 Ia
poles TO y stonR, thence n Sc H. 70 polss to 4
stone en- the east line OF said section, 4lenca 80
W. ma poles to the place Of beginninK coatanins
GbA acres and had been assigned a. Ene doWaT 81
Elizabeth Brown p said lands Of Jcsspll BroWp dao'd
and that at the next term OF said Court ths naid
petitioner viii apply for an order that pafution uaV
be made ot said promises. ~
Dated this August Slst, 1894
ApAH cLAf' ATTY for Pettionee. AuGsl. VsW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

Tens of thousands of honest men
voted for Lincoln in the full expectation OF
realizing Stewards prophecy that 'the election
would fill the rebels with dismay, and their
Confederacy would Immediately fall to pie
ices This delusiou was the first one explo.
ded the rebellion is az defiant as of old,
while its luminosity is more bitter our debt is
increasing at the rate of three millions per
day, despite an increase of taxation our
armies are being depleted by the expiration of
terms of enlistment the future is big with
enormous conseriptions, and all things import
the continuance Of this exhaustive war until
the last support gives way, and we can neith-
er continue it with hope of success nor retire
from it with credit II is the manifest, una
voidable, threatening presence of these facts
which iorbids any attempt at party jollifcA-
tions, and lis the land with the gloom that
seems the shadow of disaster Statesman
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

Thursday Of this week, when Col, Milford
was to commence receiving released Union
prisoners, in all about 10000.
II is understood that negotiations are in
progress to exchange a large number on the
Mississippi
Eight Union officers arrived at Hilton Head
on Mondly last having escaped from the
rebels They confirm the worst OF previous
accounts Of inhuman treatment
The HerAlde Shenandoah correspondent say
the main portion of Earlys army was in the
vicinity of Woodstock in wretebed eondit.
ion, andmuch .diseontented
When Early made his advance last Satur
day, he thought Sherman had been weakened
but on learning his mistake, he beat hasty
retreat.
Early's retreat is regarded as an abandment
of the lower part OF the valley
The World Washington special says the
French Minister had an interview with Secre-
tary Seward in which be renewed the offer TO
place the service of his eovernm ent 1T the
disposal of tbs to President facilitate negota-
tion with The South.
Seward told him he would consult the Pres
ident and invited him to another interview
on the matter.
The Herald's Hilton Head correspondent,
under date Of the 18th, says:
Just as the steamer Fulton was about to
sail from this place on Tuesday last report
came down the river that sherman was march
ing on Savannah, aud that the inhabitants of
the city we're fleeing in dismsy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

NEw YoRk, Nov. IS Tho Commercially
Washington special says:
The friends of Mr. Chase are working earn.
estly TO induce the President to make him
Chief Justice They also urge the retention
.ot Mr. Stanton in the War Department.
Richmond papers OF Wednesday are 6lled
with speculations as to Shermsn's movements,
expressing tho conviction that he is threaten
ing Mobile.
Proposals for a new loan will preceds Sec.
retary Fessenden's report L.sf
The Posts Washington special says: W
The Richmond Wing of Wednesday states
that Sherman has sent large part of his ar
my toward Selma, Ala, indicating move.
ment on Mobile.
The Wing also demands that the rebel All.
thorites call out a special force Of Is 900
men, to annihiate Sherman and Sheridan.
1t thinks this can be done, and ussails the
rebel Congress for incompetency.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
SATURDAY, December 24tb, lss4.

| the following described real estate, viz.
list, Paito the west halt Of section $, town O. range
east, &c.
Beginning at the Q. W. corner Of SAID section and
running +. 90 n 100 fbles TO the section stake on
said line thence NJ 6s w. 90 poles 10 stake In tha
u section ne thence W. % 5. 100 poles 10 stake
thence NJ s. W. 46 poles to u stake thence W. 80 y
W polea TO stake n the sectio line thence g. hs n
100 poles TO the place Of sEyEnrT
ACRES more or less with the privilege Of iye rods
square IN the N. E corner OF section town 8, rauge
for the purpose OF conveying the frOm Samue
Folkerths spring branch, anywhere through ths
above descr bed premises-exceptinR however,, a
piece OF said 10 acre tract conveyed by Samuel rel
ters to John Beck, February 18th, 1te2, described in
his deed as follows;
Beginning in the center Of the DAYTON and ooyipt
ton Turnpike road opposite the Ianelion with tie
Ph1iipsburg pike thence north with the center OF
said ID. a o. pike twenty fee east eight and one half
rods, with the division line OF Martin Sheets and
osmue Fetters TO stakes thence north four and one
hall rods to a stake IN the branch thence with the
meandOrs OF said branch with eight and one half rods
to the center Of tho ID O. Turnpike thence south
with the center OF said Turnpike road four and one
half rods to the pace OF Hegnning containing ninety
square rods OF land more or less Said seventy acre
tract to be sold moreover subject to eesa on share
rent to Jeremiah McNoly for the term OF three years
from March 2G, 1894.
I'd. The following premises described in n dead
dated July, 1850 as lyibg and being in Allen county
Ohio, now lying and being in AugIaize county Ohio
TO wit the south east quarter Of the north west
range seven, contaning poRFY AoREs more or less
Said seventy re- tract app ased At eighty dollars
per acre and may sell for 500 "a per acre Said forty
acre tract If appraised al ten dollars per acre and may
sell for S60T per
Terms OF sale u cRsN and the balance in equal nav
ments Of one and two yosrs secured by mortgage On
the premises. GEO. WoGAhAN, sheriff.
Thos. II. THREsBEA, Atty. noyIT view
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

BosToN, Nov. l9.-The Advertiser contains
the following Washington special of the
l7ih:
The revenue officers of the Ninth Congress
sional District of the city of New York have
Just discovered fraud of the most tupendous
kind, involving three Of the largest breweries
in the country.
The proprietors have been arrested and the
brewers with all their appurtenances as we'll
vas stock on hand, have been seized The ag.
gAeate value of the property ia not less than
a million of dollars, all Of which will be con
hscated If case is made against the of
eDders, and half Of the proceeds Of the prop
erty will go to the persons discovering the
fraud, The parties have been distiling for
long time without license, without making
returns and without paying any tax.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
L.ATEsT ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

New YoRK, November l9.-The Tribune 3
special from the army OF the James, of the
l4th, states:
Information from Richmond to-day, renders
it pretty certain that Lee Is detachng part of
his troops for service elsewhere.
Rebel papers are betraying evident trepda.
lion concerning Shermans movements
The defeat of Gen Gillian at Bulls gap is
announced in the Richmond Enquirer of the
10th, by official dispatches from Lee. He
says; On the night of The 18th, Brscknridge
attacked Balls gap, When tAs .ueaiy attempt
ed TO retreat At one o'clock on the l4lh, he
struck their column and routed it, taking sew.
era hundred prisoners, 10 stands of colors,
six piecea OF artillery, with caissons and
horses complete; also amhuauces with medi
cal supplies.
Ex-Governor Hammond, of s c. died last
Sunday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

The Raleigh Confederate announces the ev-
acuation Of Washington, N. c., and its occu
patton by Federal troops
The safe arrival Of the Tallahassee at Will
minglon is announced
The Richmond Enquirer says
The disaster Mt Morrlstown, East Tennessee
(where GilIem routed VsughI) was not so
great as reported
Vaughns force was routed and panic
stricken, bat just as the Yankees we're with
in three hundred yards of the wagon train,
Major Lay came mp and rallied the rebels
who turned and repulsed the Yankees and
saved the train.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

WAsHINoroN November ia private in
sherman army, writing to friend, says,
every man had been supplied with two pairs
of shoes, and preparations were being made
for a sixty days campaign, but none of tho
men knew the destination Extensive pi epar-
ations are making to supply Grants armies
with Thanksgiving dinner.
The Governor OF New Hampshire, has au.
thorized the furnishing of needful supplies to
his soldiers, regardless of expense.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
Farmers 4 Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
w wAGNB BR IS SHIRK-
sHERlFFs SALE.

Jose ph Brown, ct al. ! Montgomery Common
\ \ No. Pleas
TheOpb sIus Brown, et al IN Partition
TNURsIA VI 10 an nr,ler Of the Court OF Common
Pleas Z Montgomery oOnnty, OHIO, made at its
November ts A. D. ls6l will sell at public uuicry
on the premi Nrh 90
MONB. NJ, December 18th, 1864,
at9 O'Clock p M - the follow ny described real estate
tO-Wit Situate ! the county ei montgomery and
State Oi Ohio, the eAr' - OF Hte'iou -, Town "
range 8 east, Ae.
Being lot No. 70 IA survey end SUBDIVISION ol the
lands " Joseph BIZ WA dec a. by order oi the Couft
of Common Pleas " Montgomery couRty, ohio, A.
the March term, ISL see chah'eryi record H. psge
ae1, and described a. blloHs
beginning on the hn1 OF SAID se.'uon - poles
south OF the N. 4. co. psr thereot-thouccn = Ai- W.
100 poles TO = stone ia the Liberty hosd thence q,
So 81 i026 poles 70 otis "a sald 90, uieuce n,
% II ts po es 10 A stone thence =. o. ~. polsa 20
Inns OF said secnon thens ~ o. W. il2s poles TO the
place OF beginning contain ~ ooA acTe5and has bson
assigned a. the dover OF hl'Aa'elh hr0Wn in ssid
LANDS Of Joseph Brown de f' sad pr misses have
been appraised Tree OF 10 StF Al st1Ol per acre
u the appraised vslue the eof-ssid preins will
b. sold Tree OF dover.
Terms u cash hand on ~ ;oi sale, - In one
year, aud y In two years ,hei seser-ielereh paw
mens 10 bear Interest and TO be S.'sn ~ mortssfo
on the premises. GEO. " NAAAN, shenh
ADAM CLaT, Au'y. novle"sw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
Turtle Soup.

John Gengnagle has Turtle Of the FIRST
magnitude, and will serve his customers, with
lesurely dishes of soup tomorrow morning
ats o'clock He presents his compliments
in this connection, and will be "at home IN
the morning as aforesaid.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

NEW YoRE, Nov l9-Cotton dull ct 2sal
30; Flour 24a30e better at 3 50a9 rs for
extra state, and 10 80alO 95 for round hoop
Ohio Wheat quiet and 2a3c better, at 2 40
az 20 for choice amber Michigan -
Rye and Barley quiet Corn lA2c better
at 81 for mixed western in store Oats
quiet at 9Ge; Pork heavy and declining at 81
f6 for mess, 40 90 for new, and 81 7Oa39 90
for prime; lard shade 6rmsr at 2l3a
23e; Whisky dull aud heavy at 72al
"a for western Petroleum quiet and firm
At 45a464c for crude, 61a6se for refined 10
bond, and $50 for free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

We copy the following, relating to the ar
rest of Provost Marshal Mills, of this Distri ct
from the Ohio State Journal of yesterday.
DAYTON PRovosT MARsHAL.--It appears to
us that Dayton has become ,demaralized. The
Provost Marshal is now under arrest, and Ma.
jor Bierce, of this city has gone to Dayton to
take possession of the office,Papers etc, OF the
old Official It ia said that the Marshal did n
big business in the bounty operation-can't
say who is honest these days
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

SAN Francisco. Nov l8.--A fire in the bus
mess part of MarySville, to-day, destroyed
property TO the amount of fifty thous
aud dollars.
The rainy season did not continue long
enough to be Of much benefit
Treasure shipments to China during the
past few days amount to over a half million
in gold
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights dispatches.
The AbseOnding Teller oGths Mercantile
Ehnk-No News from aharmnn.

NNWN-IdN NNWH NFON NheF M hns
New YORK, Nov. ls 1t is reported that
Charles Windsor, The absconding teller of the
Mercantile Bank, took his departure on the
Teutonia, which sailed October 29th, for Ham.
burg.
The Commercials Washington special
SAYS
No official information is yet received from
Sherman, and none expected for some time.
Richmond papers are anxiously scanned
for information OF his movements. They
know Just how far Sherman has advanced 1t
is thought the Union army is AZ or very near
Macon, which is evidently Shorman's first OBJ
jective point
1t is one hundred and -four miles from At.
lanta, and its capture will be great triumph.
Gold to night is 2l5 markets weak
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nRA A. GRIGER will hereafter attend eretusiDsly 10
~ an office practice, and will give "Specis Alien
ton to tho treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
as Diseases Of tho THROAT and LUNGS, Of the EYE
and EAR, SCR0fULOUs AFFECTIONS, 6c prim-
ary and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRH0GA,
GLEEf, STRUCTURES IMPOrENCI, nc. Also,
DIaEAeus PECULIAR FsNALRs, and evsrU variety Of
Ca onie Dsetse, whatever may be its character.
Once hours from = ~ to y 10
Sundays, 7 to am, 2 to p ~,
ofhce-Corn0r Of Jefferson and Flth st., Dayton,
Ohio. oots-lmdSmw.lI IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

Fire.-A large Ere occurred in Buffalo, N
Y, last week by which large amount OF
property was destroyed, on which there was
no insurance. II you wish to avoid simi-
lar calamity, insure your property. The
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Con-
necticut, ia the cheapest Insurance Company
in the country, because it is the best. Do
not delay another day, but go directly and
take out policy, and thus save your proper
ty. John H. Stoppelman, Esq, Third street,
is the Agent, Call on him, and if you are
burnt out, your losses will be paid with
promptneas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
The Relief Meeting, Last Night :

1u0 nCllCA uSOtAh6i AaSb HA6 nv
The meeting at the Court House, last night,
convened TO discuss and adopt the best means
for the relief of the needy families of volun-
teers, although conducted in the best spirit,
was not altogether harmonious. There were
differences OF opinion as to the heOt mode Of
accomplishing the end in view. Some we're
in favor of Bazaar aud some deemed Gov.
Broughs plan of subscription the best, while
some again we're in favor OF combining
both plans, and of making Bazaar supple
meutary to the fund collected by committees.
Speeches were made by number Of gentle
men, including DR.. Thomas, Mr.. Steele, DR..
Conway, Hon. P. Odlin, Col Lowe, r. W.
Davies, Rev, Mr. Herr, Simon Gebhart, Col.
Greer, and others, when the following com
promise resolution (Which was offered by Mr.
Steele was passed with eommendable unan-
unity;
Resolred, That this meeting recommend to
the people of Montgomery County, TO respond
with generous liberality to the appeal of the
Governor of the State for contributions, on
Saturday, the 26th inst. for the relief OF the
families of onr soldiers in the field; and that
in case the ladies OF Dayton deem it expedi-
ent TO hold Bazaar, we pledge to them our
jealous and hearty cooperation in the under
taking
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

NEw YoRK, Nov. l9.-Stooks batter Gold
opened at 2l74, closing at 2i9 Erie s6;
Burlington & Quincy Is; Reading sOI New
nixes Of 1884, eoupOns, lO0 1910 coupons
SO; 1905 1875 0's,registered, -; coupons,
1881; one year certificates 964
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
New Moat and Provision store. :

New Meat and Provision Store. -
A. stockert at his stand on Market street,
nosth side, few doors west of Jeffersou, is
daily supplied with Beet, Nation, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, &c,
&c, all fresh and Of the best quality. His
old friends aud customers and the public,
are invited to give him a call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

NEw Yong, Nov lS.-Gold still weak and
declining Nearly all the operators are 1ears,
their object being to put down the price 10
200, preparatory to grand advance. The
price opened at 2ls declined to 2l0 and sub.
sequently came up TO 2ll4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

baSs- Go to John w. Darsfs, corner Second
aud Jefferson streets for your Fall aud Win
ter Dress Goods; also, Cloaks, Shawls, Car.
pets, &c Just received. DIFF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
City and Other Matters.

Religious Notice Rev. DR. lillianths',
from Cincinnati, will preach a sermon in
English tomorrow (5uuday) ut 8 o'clock A.
N at the Synagogue, corner Of Fourth and
Jefferson
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
Stobe Store.

tOQK STOVES, WOOD, COAL, AND SHEET
~ IRON PALoR5, BOX, AND FULLER STOVES
HOLLOWARE, SUGAR KETILEB. 40, &e
Casting OF every description made to order
Wartroom No. ~ Jefferson street, opposite the
Market Huu-o.
Foundry on paysrI street, near Ludlow Dayton,
Ohlo. BOYER a MeMASTER
noyI7.d& ,tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

JACOB T.ESHERS Estate.
NOrIoE is hereby given that The subscriber vas on
IN the - day Of October, 1894 duly appointed A.
admnisirahoA on the estate Of jacob Loshsr late oi
Montgomery County, dec assd
November let 1854. GEO. W, MOYRE.
nofR'WsW
MN .anl Lan ..NAn D A.t-- VI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

is. Rosebsrry--No. 8G Main street-is
Offering his Dry Goods at 40 to so per cent
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline.
Go see them. It's all true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

DISCHARGE LosT-A discharged soldier,
Henry Brandt, belonging to the Fourth Ohio
Cavalry, lost his discharge on Wednesday
last, supposed in the Market House, The
6nder will be literally rewarded by return
ing it to him, one mile from Dayton in Mad
River Township le.3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19

- &MOVAL M. p. Nolaus once has been e.
~ moved iron oleggs Baiding 10 SO BAN street
eetSsea ssoond and 1haa strseis, over Al hoseheF-
rvs Store. sep. q'w2mos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
SHERIEElS SALE

Joseph Fetters,
1877 Mont avn Oourt
refer Fetlers' et al. In Partition.
N pursuance of Rn order OF sale TO me direoted
l. ISSUED out of the Superior Court o. Montgomery
County, omo--in the ab9ve titled proce edlnR Il
VIII oher at public sale TO the highest bidder at the
door Of the Court House IN Dayton, at2 clock p III