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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

~IT will be seen by the list of
wounded in the l7o,h Regiment o. N. G.,
that it was engaged in the fight in front Of
Washington recently, and suffered pretty
severely in wounded. No killed reported,
but the report from which we copied the
list purported to be only partial aist, and
we may yet hear of other casualties. We
have nothing direct from the Regiment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
1ArTENTIoN FEDRRALrsTs.-By 6

HATTENTIoN FEDERAL1sTs.-By a
call in the last Gazette, the "blue lights, +"
are commanded to meet at St. Clairsville,
on the 3oth day of July, for the purpose of
going through the formaity of recognizing
tho ticke.to I've voted for by all who are op-
posed 10 the war, in favor ofrecognizing the
Southern Confederacy, and placing in Office
those who have always fought against the
suppression of the Rebellion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

The Petersburg, Va, papers are full
of warnings to pedestrians" every day
/ One of them lately advised "all persons
With the least grain of sense in their brains,
and not scared out of their breeches, who
may be watkins along Bslinbroke street, to
keep as close to the houses on the North
side ss possible"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
EWoUNpED SOLDIER IN THE 170TI

~WoUNDED SOLDIER IN THE 170Tn
RraIMrsr o. N. q. From the N. Y,
Trihunewe take tho following list Of woup
.aed, belonging to the l7oih Regiment q.
N. c.; "Ga, a7-s-
go. B-John Crumrine, John Thrall. =
tGo. C-G. Carpeater, Milton Warren. 20.
D-lst Sergt. Il II. Davis, Cop. Joseph
H.. Law, John b. Evans. Nj. s. Cole. Co.
.F-Wm. Barkhurst. Wm. Lawrence, G.
McCombs, +. Hauthorn, Henry Brown =
Go. G--Corp. Il. Z. Steele, Samuel Boyd
Samuel Zimmerman, VIM White. 60. II
-Wn, d Mclaughlin, j. G. Hill, r. A.
lIammpud Go. I--John H. Henderson,
Corp, j. McGregor Co. KIN. II. Huns
field, Thos. Libby, Win. p. Hedges, Abra-
ham Ely. ,.- l..,- -ao .-... =, ,..-
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EBuRrALs AT CHATTANOOGA

~BURIALs AT CHATTANOOGA
Among the men, buried at Cha :tanooga,
July etn, were the following:
John Powell, X, 18th Ohio; sec. E,
grave 527. div. No. 2.
Samuel Early f, 18th Ohio; sec. E,
grave 522. div. No l. ..-
July llth, Levi Barcus, G., 18th Ohio
sec. Z, grave CAS- Div. No. l.
The Sec, grave and diy. indicate their
place of burial in the Chattanooga Grave
Yard. ..-.. :. ......t...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

q GTTAR County Executive Commit
tee, appointed at Belmont on the I'd inst,
met at tthc Office Off H. Cochran, Esq.
on, Monday evening, and organized by elect.
ing DR. Henry West Chairman, and John
B. Longgley Secretary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

TIS TowN-Major W. S. Ken.
non, Additional Paymaster U. S. Army,
has been spending few days in town, bu,
returned to Cincinnati on Monday.
A. j. Williams, ESQ, the FIRST editor Of the
Independent Republican, at st. Clairsvile,
was in town last week. vi" .'. l.-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

.EyWE have received the first mum.
bef Of ''The Alliance Monitor" neat and
spfightly paper, published at Alliance,
Stark County. The Monitor, is the. bes,
looking County paper On our exchange list
and is conducted with decided ability. We
hope to receive it regularly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

s% NoTIcE TO TAx-PAYERs.--T e
monthly list Of taxes (not annual list) for
May 10th, 1864, is at this Office and ready
to receive payment. st. ..
D. E. HOWELL, Dep. Collector.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

-ETTHE Messrs. Lewis have raised
the fare on their Bus lines between here
and Wheeling, to rs cents each way.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at The Probate Cour fol
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap.
pointed and qualified as Executor of the estate o
June Bailey. decd, late OF BemoM county, Ohio.
All chose indebted 70 said estate requested TO aks
immediate payment; lnd those having claims against
said estate are notified 10 present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
JOSHUA MAULE, Executor.
9Th mo. 2lst 1e64.-s -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

GEO. P. MoRRIs received twenty Eve
dollars for his song, "Woodmsn spare that
tree" Of which millions Of copies have been
sold. 49, fa-'-e r. arsr.-.,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

~FIRH.-On Sabbath morning last,
we learn they had quito FIRE at Barnes
vile, destroying block Of buildings We
have been unable to learn any Of the par
tculars. .' '"'. '.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
School Books.

AeGUGey'I Ee.s:te Resders
Ray's Arithmetic,
Rays AlGebfa,
Assbeir. hon,ie,bs snd Camps Biographies,
Ptnrseeis and Clefks Gfsmmafs,
Davis Legendret
Buon'a Latin Grsmmsr and Res]ef, and q ful assoTy
inen Of School Books Blank Books aud Statonaryz n
WESI-s. Oapoziie Lewis H6Sls.
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Administrators a Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that in the Probate Cour ZOE
lN Belmom Counfy, Ohio, the undersiRned APP
POINTED and qusi-d as Idminirrator, with the will a
nsI.d ofthe estate Of Samuel 7. Thompson, deceased
late Of said county
those indebted 10 said estate are requested omsks
Immediate payment; aud those having claims 6gsnst
said notified 10 present them for settlement
within year from this date.
June a. 1894
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
CHOICE WHISKY.

WE have Oh hand choice lol of ratlon's Copper
w DiStlled Rye Whisky,n warranted genuine.
Medical men or Farmers, wishing good article. are
requested to call and examine For sale by gallon or
barrel. OSBORNE 4 SHARP
bridgeport July 81, IsG4 -r.HI
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Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.

Tn pursuance Of order granted by tho Probate Coan
i. ot BELMONT County. Oho, will offer for sale,
public auction, OIL TUESDAY, JULY ieTu, iSa, be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. Il and O'Clock Pm
OF said day nj the door Of the Court House ST. cairs-
vIle undivided half OF the following described real
estate situate IN said county Of Belmont aud described
as follows; Being ceran parcel OF land decided by
Jacob Davis and wife Robeu H. O'Neil ard Oliver NJ
Sponser ty deed dated March %, isi2 lying Woa Of
Chrny Alley, Bellaire and bounded aud described ia
said deed being that part OF said premises which
er-eted large brick dwelling house and oihe- build
ings, occupied in December last by William Dunn and
alse 10, purcha,ed by said Oliver SPonsleE from JoAs
kenline.
Appruised .; S;5s.
JAMES wM> HIG HLEYMAN,
Admir- Of Oliver NJ. Sponslef, deed.
June Ie 1884 -5U
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.sas,,,t,,issratoi.s Notice.

NOTICE = hereby siyen that At the Probate Corrt
~ for bsinenu, eonuY ihe undersigned was ar-
Addison Srvder drrd. '@ie al Benioni eounIy. tiie
Al lhese indebted said esisr Fsqgs-ied 10 max ~
iMmedintr Byneut; and those having claims sRsinst
said Hoiined present them for seteuens
within year from this date. -
> CEphAs cAGRoLL, Adnr.
Jane 90, 1858. - .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

n1t>foR CokGRE ss.-EDnos Rtpusue.s-
siH. The friends Of Hon. JOHN A. HNG.
HAM present bis Hsfne for nomination, In the Ieth Dis
lrcL for The ne1t Congress svbjeci 10 the wishes Of the
union voters Of the District they rnsy declare IN the
Convention at Cambridge on the i0lh Of August next.
II is known thd Mr. Bingham leaves this question
cnsyely tyi;h tie Union Of the Distinct and ali that
desired by his ifisds Is fall and fair expresson Of
the popular Will HARRISON Ccurrr.
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Local Matters.

sAs ss. sssi.s. "A ~: q c.ss.ys ssy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT,
A History Ofthe Great Rebellion.

BY HORACE GREELEY.
THIS work will be printed Ene paper. and Issued
Il in tive laTcc double cclnmn octave volumes OF S5t
pages each. sbundanty illustrated by Maps, Diagram.
OF Ba tie fields Sis9es, Aaral Actions views OF places
or h siorc mteTes. oDIained from official reports and
other suhenic documents in, the War and Navy De-
partmsnts, etc, together with large number Of kns
steel plate PoITats OF prominent Gene rails and other
Distinguished Persons connected with the War. both
North and South. The work when compk ted viii con-
tain upwards Of one handred Maps and Diagrams y;
Bai!ehelds. and can not fu 10 take the rst rank
STANDARD H'srcEy OF THs AN.KicAN CoSFLicr.
VOLUME Will present more comprehensive exhibit
o! the causes and bcitemens o the Rebellion.
the Influences VI Slavery in modins the opinions OF the
people aaa in shaping the desnies Of country
any similar wsrk. Ii will also Contain sEyESTY Por-
traits OIL stee, classified aud arranged in appropriate
groups besides other illustrations Of much interest
cable afer the close OF the War and all respects will
he iuliy equal TO Vol. l. twill contain rnuch larger
number OF Diasraps OF Battle prids, etc thsn Vol ;
also valuable copperpat= Mar cy InE STAT OF Wan,
about 2sx3s inches engraved expressly 0l this work,
presenting IN one view the Thoic neg ei Ma ary opsia-
ons-Ils Rivers Railroads, BsiteF!eds principal NJ IL
! iary routes rsavcrsed bY the lsree Armies, &c.
Subscresrs 10 lie Amsr.ca. Conflict viii please OBJ
Isl The undersigned hereby guarantees that III. vol
umes to be delivered 'hall in every respect be equal
the description eis this Carl and in tho Ag.n,s
Order iook Otherwise subscribers viii be obigs
J to receive the work. y.
| 2nd. The work is sold exclusively by .ubscs,p,sa
thIodgh aEthGT travelling Agents. and in no eas
! can i: br ojisined in the Book stores -,
3D. Subscribers are requested To be prtaIea 10 tsk
he "Iieh p'eaesu h!eFsby GNoldsaS nnnoces'
! rary delay OIL the rsu oi thR Agent. 49,.
4h The WORK will be furnished suhscEihers CT The
following prices each vorme TO be Paid OH delivery
Pree per Vol, Regular Edihon, Esllbossed Cloth,
Plain Esre- ....,.,,..,..,.....,.S % 81
Regular Edition, Fnbssed I.eaaaf Marbled EIige Ce
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r-. LA Edge ..... ....--...,s- 4 W
EIra Tine Lihr 4ty Eilion. Printed on he.vytPa-
per, bonnd ~ Half CALI Msflied Hsr......-. o.
Inc adVH.ce orders ior aI GreeleYs History OF tho
Ainerlea> >Corh!rtn wrr a9htu and ordefs have
come IN al the rate Of 70 ooO copies month.
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no Only Agent for Belmont Co
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

Lfs-SCATTERDAY.--On the 18Th inst at the
Lewis House, by Rev. wsK Fou ch. Mi Thoina. ].
iiukil and Mrs Maria 2. scsperlay, all OF this Co.
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PROBATE COUR1

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen thai the following named
IN Executors, Administrators, Guardians aud Trus
tees Ia fled in my oce their accounts and vouchers
for settlement 10 wit:
benjamin Davenport, Executor Of Philip G. Dyer,
decd
Hoover. iced.
John $. msjor. Executor OF T1los. Robinson. dead
Jo-eph Mcrrls Guardian OF Rachel E. c. l.. Garrej,
Zebuion Day. Exerut5r OF Solomon swift decd.
Reeee Lewis. Trustee Of g. VI aud r. T. Fe,ier.
HARRISON X. Fowler, Guardian OF l. t x. A. aud a.
j. Fowler s
Rsss J. Alexander, Guardian Of A NJ Cunnnghgm am
George Ewrr rs Jr., Admir- OF George Ewers, decd
The Eve fra; named VIII be for hearing and settie-
ths q snd the Jas, four The I'D days Of
Jsly Hezi.- DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge
June ~, 1874
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.qdaii3ststraf0r's Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that NJ the Prebzfs Gear
IN for Be mom Cotiniy OHIO. the undersigned wss sp-
pointed AID qualified as Administrator OF the estate oi
Deborah Pond. deceased. lsie OF said County.
Al those indebted said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having cisms agains,
said estate are notified 70 present them for settlement
LAMBERT posD, Admit
June 1e, 1884. . -, -.. t. ...
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Over Eight Per Cent. Interest

Ia surrency, and ef equal ssnvsnienes a. psms-
nent or temporary inyes,Dsnt
hh believed thst no securities sfsr 80 grssi induce
nens 10 lenders ss the vsros, descriptions OF U. g.
Bonds In other torni Of indsbtednsss, the faith or
ability OF prv1e parties sook companies or separat,
eommunne, only is pledged for psym.nt While for the
debts Of the United ssste, the whole properly Of the
country is holden the payment Of bob prinei.
pal snd interest in coin
These Bond, may be subscribed sor IN sum. f,on so
up TO any magnitude, the terms and are thus
made equally available III. smslles, lender and Inc
l'rgos capitalist They can bs converted Tito money
m any monen and the holder viii have the ssneit Of
the interest
II nsy b usefa s,ais In this eolnesuan lhai lie
total Funded Debt Of the United State. on which inef
est Is payable in gold, the ID day Of March, 1894 wa,
s7es go The Interest ON this debt for the coming
fiscal year will bs lss while ths eu.,oms rsve-
in gold fos the fseai year. ending June 3,h
1854 has teea far TIE Of ever sioc
annsm
IT viii 10 seen that even the prssen, gold s
the Government are largely IN of The wants Of
the Treasury for the Of god ineres whiis tbs
recent increass Of the tariff viii doubtless raise the an
nus receipts froso customs on ;he same amount Of in
porsuons 10 sI5o,o0O OOO per annum.
Instructions to the National Banks aching q. loan
agent. no, issued IRON the United States Treasury
until March 90 but in the first three weeks OF April tbs
subscriptions Averaged more han TEN MILLIONS A
WEEK ...
subscriptions will he receIvsd ty tie
First National Bank OF Cincinnati Ohio.
Third Nationsl Bank OF Cineinnau. o.
Fearh National Bank Of lHeinaa;, O.
First National Bank OF Cleveisud- u. .I.
Seeoad Nsiionsl Bank Of Cleveland, O.
First National Bank OF Bridgeport, O.
And by all National Banks
which are depos,sries Of Public money. and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, actins agents of the Nations.
Depositary Bank, will furnish turtle. ini0rnsiou oa
application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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dUEEzziSnswA.s. Ezin..S Si.s. : yshaewwArE, shseysykA!,

,<HG>Esn general, at tn. I.w.s, retail aEn
Veg issakful 20 tA- Bslmonters for theirI
psst fnvos shall still expect them 10 congias lhsii
LieDdy calls 81 the cd stand IN Bddgepori.
'spbl.9m Wal A. SHARP.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
HIDES WANTED!

THE highest Wheeling prices, in cash, will be paid
l. for Hides and SKINS delivered at my Tallnery il
ST. Clairsve. Uy2ll w. ASKEW.
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Admin,stnato,sz Notice.

NOTICE !. hereby syes ihsi sl he Probate Cont lnr
~ Belmont cosny Ono, the undersigned wns %.
pointed and qushed Adnini,fstor u ID, ealale Of
Joan !. TIuow, dect seeA, late ~ aaia csanty.
AL thote Indebted 70 satd eaa1 tff feqoesed 70 nako
Immediate peyneifj ard sIoss having esins sselisi
said eass are notified 10 present hen for stpciuvnt
within one year from lhis dhie ~
June i6-3w JOHN Isle, hdn's.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

CONCENTRATED LYE, Bath Bricks. Matches,
~ Family Dye Colors. Sal Soda, Carbon Oil, Black.
nE, Rat Roach and Bug Poison. al PICRER1NG'G
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

II HAVE Joe, received ecrnpIsr .ssosunsrtof esons
wss. Inslnaipg large suppi<1ol hose dersrvsdly
popular FRUIT JARS, with cork snd tin eovofs, which
ous, ,,o 80 ys..s sr,s.. q wretr'Ats A'p ss'An-
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g. o. r. r. TIME TABLE

Depend upon lhi. ablc until further notice.
J. WELSH, Agent c. o. 4 r. Glencoe.
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= A, p MILLER, secy. 0pa T3'I5@ :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-22
Dan Ripes Great Show --On Tridnv

~ al AbAbN n aAHhb GnOW --Ou EIluhy
nest, July 99th, Dan Rice is announced to
welt DayloA with his great show of educated
and perlorii-g animals Dan Rice has so
contrived 10 ingratiate himself amongst all
classes and conditions Of men everywhere,
that he never fails to collect en- immense au-
dience, but on this occasion be has conoen-
trated such combination Of attractions that
we are not surprised AT the accounts we hear
Of the multitudes who throng the Great Show
wherever it has exhibited this season. A
complete stud Of French, English aud Amer
lean thoroughbred horses, educated in every
imaginable style OF the maRege dancing and
tricl, horses, school and liberty horses of eve
ry conceivable shade of tuition comic mules
infringing upon the vocation Of their master :;
q learned buffalo that rc-enacts the history Of
his original capture, for the amusement of the
public and troupe Of educated dogs aud
monkeys from Paris and London, constitute
the superstructure upon which this famous wit
has erected an entertainment that is the ex.
citement OF the day. The performances of
the wonderful blind, talking horse Excelsior,
Jr., alone, are said to be worth the price of
admission to see Mrs Dan Rice will also
appear aud exercise her horses in the French
and English school of the manege,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-22

NEw York, July 22.-The Herald's Snick.
ers Ferry correspondent. Of the goth, saws
The forces under General Wright pursued the
rebels under Generals Early and Breckenridge
to that point, no we're skirmishing with their
rear guard which was twenty.iour hours be.
hind the main force When near Puncils-
vile, south Of Smokers Gap, Duties cavalry
captured eighty two of their wagons Most
Of the fighting was had, when our troops sue.
ceeding in reaching the Ferry Here they
found the enemy in force, and General Wright
coming up, he threw severed regiment across
the stream, who mounted their position He
then commenced manoeuvereing so as TO de
sroy the enemy, when Early, receiving news
from Lee, and fearing thrashing from Gen
Wright, packed up aud left at double.ouick
for Strasburg General Wright recrossed the
river and proceeded few miles towards Win.
chester, but leaening nothing TO change his
mind as to the direction the enemy had taken
he eonnterma7ched his force in obedience to
orders
General Averil reports a defeat Of the enc
my at Winchester. which must have taken
place immediately after he slipped away from
General Wright
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-22
Hattie at WinchesIer--Genera AyeriII
Victorious.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Star says
dispatch from General Hunter reports that
The following has just been received from
General Averll, near Winchester, 20th.
Lieutenant-Genera Breckenridge divided
his forces at Berryysville last night, sending
General Early to Winchester, and taking the
other division toward Milwood | attacked
and defeated General Early to day, in front of
Winchester, killing and wounding over three
hundred of his officers and men, capturing
four cannon aud several hundred small arms
and about two hundred prisoners General
Sibey is severely wounded and in our hands.
Colonel Boord Of the 5Sth Va, is killed
The cannon and prisoners have been sent
to Martinshurg The enemy's loss in officers
Is heavy Prisoners report their force to have
been 5000.
The commands of Jackson and Imboden,
which were preseut, are not included in the
mentioned strength
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-22
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


ST JosEPH Mo. July 2l.-Thornton guer.
rillas came back from Livingston county last
night and occupied Kingston, Caldwell CO.
After being Joined by another band from the
west, the combined force numbering some 500
marched to Plattsbnrg, Clinton co, where the
surrender OF the garrison, consisting of two
companies of militia, was demanded, in the
name of the Confederate States army
Capt. Turner, commanding post, refused
to surrender, and told his men to escape.
fight eLsued in which Turner was killed.
Most of the escaped militia have arrived
here
Gen. Fisk's appeal is being promptly re-
sPonded to, and men are sent into the field at
once. ..
One thousand men under Gen Ben Loan
son will be here from Andrews Co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-22
MoTICEl NorrCEll

HEADQuARrTRs TagAsuRER's OFFICE CouRr HorsF
pArroE, MoNrGOAERY COUNTY, ono
order No 2:
A LII white male citizens being Is years Of age and
under - tnat are not memhers of some VOlun
teer Organization and subject 10 perform mlity sei-
VI care hereby notified that the Books are now
ready IN ths Office to receive from each one thus
those who mil to ile certificates OF eNrmpbon with
the Auditor Of The County, OF ply into the County
Ire4'ury four do lars on or be re the 18th Of August
Nl VIII be subject TO the collection OF said sum
with thirty per cent penalty and cost OF collection
Ml property lab without any exemption
FUarHER NoTcE.-AH per- on- owing any taxes OF
1863 due 2nth June last by paying on or before the
10 h thn July do without penaity, all that Il nor
paid by that time the penalty must ana will he added
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer 'ntgomety County,O.
Treasures Office, Day ton, July jtl 1854.
iulyG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-22
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
Abner stephens,
No. 29ii,
superior Court.

Jacob c. Kepler ct. al - --IIT- -NE'
DURsUANT TO a decree OF the Superior Court Of
L Montgomery county, Ohlo entered IN the aboy ye
cause, Ut its June Term, A. d 1864, will, on
TheSfgy, August l6th, 1864,
attae door OF the House, IN the city OF Daylon
m sad county hetwesn the hours Of two and foIr
o'clo i NJ. OF said day soil at Public outrry 10 The
highest bidder, the folio Eing described premises.
art OF the north half Of section number eighteen
Qsl, township number three (31, ami range nun Der
hye Oh between the Miami rivers IN MONTGOMERY
county Ohio beginning ut the half section corner Oh
the west line OF said section thence north u ~ ehaf
eighty-two (s<) po es 70 co neri thece south $50
ca two hunured and nfy-two and thirty.six hun.
dr., dths (25Z 36.iu0) poes TO corner; thence south
Joy EAST eighty two and forty eighth hundrs tbs tsQ
as'l'Ol pot = 10 corner thence north "a 5B west
two hundred and nay onr and iorty hundre iths ta5I
iO-lOll poles 10 tne place OF beginning CONTAINING
one hundred ani twenty mine and seventy one nun.
dredths (l297l-lO0) acres.
said Farm n allQuf two niles east OF CantreviIle
has upon adsellng, two log cabins frame tenant
house, large orchard, ana about fifteen ceres Of
Timber
Appraised at 500 90 an acre May sell for s37 "a
an acre GAO. W. MALAMBRE,
Master Commissioner.
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July II, lsd4-dagts- .#H 'f .H.f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-22

TnE GERMAN Pass. There are. thirty.two
German Republican papers printed in the
Northern States. Twenty-six of these have
declared for the Cleveland nominees, by hoist.
ing the Fremont ticket. The remaining six
are either undecided as to what course TO take,
or else for the Baltimore nominees. These
twenty'slx German papers control at least
half million votes, so that, with other oppo-
siiion influences combined the Fremont party
will poll about seven hundred thousand votes