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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF real.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
'at et ESTATE
David Il. PruRh, Administrator Of Barbara shank de
ceased, gs. flohn ThomRa Woby ct nj. Probate
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, ..a..It
pROOEEDlNGS FOR SALE or REAL ESTATE.
DURSUANT 70 an order OF sale 10 tbs foregoing
i will offer at public sale, and to the highest
bidder, Of the door OF the Court House in the city Of
Dayton. IN the county Of Montgomery and state o.
ONO, on
SATURDAY, APRIL FAD. 1864,
A. two nclo X m, the following described real es-
tate, situate in the county Of Montgomery and state OF
Ohio, and bounded aud described ~ follows: Situate
n the southeast qlrrterO Of section No. g. town range
u, r., beginning ON the south line OF said section
10 Daniel Weayersl aoiltheest corner; thtpcnhe4o g
" poles 20 Deardors A0utiWest corner thence sg'
. as poles 20 stone on peardOH's south line;
thence ~ Il7 poies TO the south line Of said
lon thence 7g5<o v dtds poles 20 the place Of be-
ginning, containing sixteen (l6l acres, more less.
Appraised at $500 aud may sell for two-thirds OF
said sum. 4 l 81 ? ....li. II tAN
Terms Of sale-One third rash; the balance in equal
payments OF one and two years with interest," secured
by mortgage on the premisea,
nAVfD II. PRBGH,
Administrator OF barbara shank deceased.
SHru CORR, Attorney nR2de Naat1
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Dayton Weekly Empire,
NJ urnnInn Il nnnrmpp
By HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,
uAT or ruE LOGAN COUNTY oAzErrEJ

UAT oF THE LOGAN COUNTY GAZErTE)
possess aii ~, died frhE III Cor pblhHne arsi
class paper, and respectfully submit this Prospectus
to the Patriotic, Liberty loving Democracy every
where, for their subscription and support
The EMPiRE will be Democratic paper, without
any prefix or qualification, will be for Constitution,
Tor Law, for Liberty, for Peace "Ihe Empiro is
Peace said Napoleon, and 50, humbly but earnest
say We, I6sEg ldegg7 w W. shtll msncalS . p9S,g
but within the pale OF the law, by argument, by facts
by appeals TO tie reason OF the people
1his year OF 1864 s destined to be memorable for
NJ time. Iimust mark the kta Of Democratic Resto-
rhton-LAw, Urder, Peace, aud Union-or the utter
and final overthrow OF American l.Ihety with super
yenng Despotsm, OF Anarchy, which a more 10 be
i One OF the conditions Of Democrats success, which
inust be campied with,s The dissemination oI Dem,
Dcauc papers. These ought TO he put In the hands
Of every man who will read them. II this we're ei.
fected, all doubt OF success next fall would he
ed, The people will redeem Themselves, Il they can
only be informed.
Those who wors readers Of the ....
Lo q "A N O a q e II T Il
viii understand what IL TO he the character Of the
EhPtAE. In addition to carefully prepared aud sound
Democratic editorials and solecuous It will be lull OF
LifssO SUI ce, ana variety!
A. MARION MeLuoRSE having declined to take
charge Of the Roman Empro-wi have Depart.
meut iu the thP,Rg OF Dayton, and will "irraliate
the evening a9riis0n Nth hi' usual pD'h'yp as
The author OF "iNCLE SANS HOTEL" "RYE
|CoFFEE," "pE eERENADE." SC, will slug hts
merry Songs ma often a. occasion napires thtTn.
There will M in the Logan Gqssifs, be quantitY~r
"Butternuis picked up under our own Tree" and
served in each number Of the Weekly.
IN addition to this, careful attention will he paid TO
the News or the Week, Market Reports, and IN u
word all that goes to make mp pleasant, reliable
and radically sound Democratic paper, ID. d. al. I#..
We eerd biz Prospectus 10 oid friends sY,fy whero
and To many Of fwnom We hope TO make friends, IN
the belief aud hop that they will aid u4iu tho estab.
hshment OF reasonably prosperous Democratic
paper.
TEHMSi
. To single suhserbers q per annhrn, awRysia al.
vance. Amer deliberntion we have concluded not.
withHtandng the eXOTbtaut prices for paper ink, &c ,
10 send ten copies Of the Weekly for Fifteen Doll lrs
knowing that there - not township m OHIO where a
club may not he made mp on these terms.
The Daily IL sont to NAL subscribers Tor 81 per an
mum, IN advance, or six months iors3.
Address
HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,
81 y % 4 81 U DAYTON, ofto.
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'sI.On' ~. % 1onla Aud COIunlSu. RaIIro..,,

uSIsls gaiy yssy Trans kasI, via Oournh,,.
i6Tss Isy Tn rryn Dayton % All Easef ,',s. Through
As follows: S,sh East, lsaylBs DSysea "a, -,
,lop oni1 ~ ~ D0 express At lIlSS ~ ~ Clbenp's
p m. stops a ai aud London. Sse Ifa1s
LonlnLus Wy Stsions between lJsst,. .. % v
uodauol ! A y,' r. Glght express a5s M,
press tssp. m aud Ctnuinn nali iiaV A. 3D.
sf iL.s DsYtoyS ~ VoHaious time, which i, n,,o
'lGg o v. KiN' oS en- had foI All Eastsru euss.
IT, H. ". WOODVa d. -,
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sAndushy, BaIIOn and CIntlnnAll N

~ M 4ta& 80 y Z. ~
IN and aner NoEembur ~, iBts and r,,,, -,
aoeSe, Passenger aud kreiRht Iran. ~, 'uliehu lehu
- lON' gong north, as folloWH. W" ie"'1
Kan a, "a Through Freight aud Aeoa,,, .'i
CsEO WIN fasaeiksr Car attached uNusuuh
ll1.Rll a. "a. MAll trAn loI buunshal,,. -. t
AV.OV OfbanR, belefOntaine, Eor..'' NoiuiiiOut,
Isuushy, connecting " springfield WI NiJde $40
Vuuyn hNV Counbus, Hfriflnk Ia nun iVs
W W ~ OtganA WIN tram fVT Cvlulitll. ~ NJ 2:SV y
lIAh On flt'sbhfs, ~. Wayne a ULl,g., Vit't With
hssl arriving IN Orestlne sss n s,,t = r. n kStE1
sYVA M ~ yJdv with Tran on Lle,s,a,i ENtsbuik
n, ~ going hhst arriving ~ Ulsyelan, ~ Anu tOie1.
D, Dunalk AZ 1sSO IA, snd bufthlO M a,sL ESQ "a
nesS AInUnk 10 Toledo ~ tzsls a H. 49, IA. Gon
W. SMVagV ~ lVSo m, aud sandust -, w ~ e;ia
k.l r. n. Night AApress Tor sl,y,,eo so IN. '.'
Xs1A anu nelieioniIue, cOnnestlns s rse1Ns bfhaue
% tAn solhk hAH, on llusburk, IA Wss,a crest sIrh
NVeu' hIlNinki Crustline at B:lb ~, au ,u Ohtal
m Solnk htSt Win Tram atrttny ~ '.sours ~ $50
o,4' ~, anu Oheago Al lU;tU NJ, ~ hAIhsst
~ NIeEeiahu and lolsdo h. H. arftty WIN lraln
M OuhklIk At fiUV ui AND b,,fs1 - yelaiid
leaehes eahdusky ~ 7:Aj IN, ~H'o At 6iSD y a ,
7.lE =. ~, Huntsgllls Acconn,,.,... / .lF .s..5.
gsOO paytOn on ARRIVAL Of Iralu 1,..ohi IpAVihe
~ oPIihkne'd AZ 500 D M, riass -. Dihoihnhu,
~, .lueIy Al ll'as M, beilefoDteJna - tyts IL
shI sa q hun'srule al tz!lxa m. ~e NJ libl y a.
usss @ tA lhs Line 10 all ponts ~, .
Hn De hAd ~ the Ticket Onice h M AAst Ah
Sa-.L ~ "; hIh6i 1Ioket Alsut ~ vnvn Deps. 4
E.e aate MHaJs ~ low ~ by spv ,,tn. - . .-...
,.o't. 'u'Vthauon luon relative " shibrlpy Iaouee'
9ESsii PPg NJ .hs COtnpany's frvlSbt ftkA. " e. =
N a. a., ',heh.' "A. klUh S1ua,'oP,e.s uoPe.s-,,Jr| A
- y. , OLAfr, zen Ticket Agent h1eAt.
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Speclall MotipGs.


stg 80 A fK3E RfYt t4te
1 EARNE5fLY caulIoh Az young men suffering
L 'rodi Nervous nobilty, 49,, agNn.t endangerinR
their health ty pfr9 9htg'B eny q th9 @iVertlsnS
quAoks You cAn fuly recover hy tho methods used
6y the adv eruset AID Nv hhdrtds Of others, and IN
10 othar ITsY,t RsNd lstterwRFn VIII send YOU
address. Direct 10 ROWASp h fRAVER,
de2gdaw6m +. Is. bee saals1cN Box, Boston, Mass.
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n CHANGE Or 1lME. = n q
{ srsntl snd aier Monday, AoyoussrI n ,ss,, ..g
JS'e ~. .vi niattoon and Pana. n. toi,o,'sS' ger
SSo,hs North, l;lU . m and il.Sn
HS SOUTH deg IA and 500 n n A'
SSomg nerth, 500 m and 3 az r.H ....
.s9 Ss99hg soeth, ll;SO N and ~ M m.
sOh W. 7. JOHNSON Oar 70 ppln, m,
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u Musir.

STIRRING MUSIC.
I ANfaprapared 60 lHrntsh string Music for balls,
parties, 6c,, OF the lowest tponaibla natas Having
played with. Prot 'Farrhld dunng the last summer,
feel eonaant thai can satisfy all his old custom
ets. | am member Of the Regimental HAND and
can nifpish enS naher Of pieces for string land,
aud Jefarson streets, under Huston Hall, W.T. be
promptly attended to-
'deI3dSm DANIEL q. RAKER.
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@CnlCdi.
tNATf vENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the Year isS0,

And under the control Of two Of the u0s, EEntnsnt
Physicians In the world,
nR. E. BOEAPARTk, 0om LoudoH and Paris
Hospitals and for the parf ton years OF the Nn-
Gnnati Venerel Hospital, aadpr u REYNOLDS,
late of Now York. This Is the oulY oioe in the city
whero a permanent cure of Pnyats Diseases eAn be-
obtain ed, without the use sf mereury Or change Of
diet Gouorrhoa cured In 0ts ~ houra, eject csfei
m To 10 days; structures cured in Ito weeks; Noe
uirnRi Emissions stepped ~ 10 days; seminal
Weakness cured in 2 tos We "; syphilis In m pHmA.
~ stages cured IN days see ndary symptoms IA
10 weeks; skin Dseases cured tn e ueeks; im.
potency. yigorrestoredAn 70 4weeka ndiseases
ef private nature treated with unpsEeisd soooeS-,
male or female.
Or R0naparte's great wsEk on prtvate diseases, he
Private Guide 70 Health, u beneficial - all, male and
female, old and Young, shoud read dis book ItWill
enlRhten thosa who EFsPs a darkaesa. PHos ~
'I pr. R.nsparte', French Patent Male salel u iu
perfectly safe, and never fails 10 - saaSiAedoa Its
lhe only safe and sure prsyen'iss as.issi disease.
enc u per half dozen " per dozen, sent by sail
es-Madame LoziER'a Female Mehthly Pills 10
safe aud reliable remedy for suPpresnons and all 10.
pregnancy, as they Sl produce miscarriage. Pace
ii 20 per boE-eEtra ane ss-seai 10 any address BY
Dn s a \. are the usH - cssaplt, tAsy ara un.
qpeationaby actnsWiedgedt y BE The champ pions aud
kings cfv nsEse diseaaes and ne e9iy Doa.ers eho
have heen acoustemed nom an early aae o. youth q
witness tue yariahs diseases which Afnct taankind
saS g Ss,sH ,ST.Ss I fssss5 q
hhnihie abods oI'povery l.lhsmsAa,on Of (hs vesi.
ny, ead hsytns sscsLtelae beysnd doubt he vast
sunernk ei humsnty they eeterlnlnede V select ne
vote ther whole attention 20 tho ~ The ds
eases OF these poFaAAi hnciioaa No letters will he
aqsseIe 9, - hey s5nlalna remlsssns or posi-
:. ll.r.st Drs. BONAPARrR REYNOLDS,
~; lsesycamorH silaei, between Fiah sixths east
osss hsafsESS 1JH.ssPM,lta.. " Is
IIIU.I o. ..HHN
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1900 ~ - - ElI;s:.;sisl1
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1snsood FGisrsbSrsS os % hs EAs ana whesi,s
ponis IN .h. wss, osa. sisamers ao or sn mnsh PA
IhIss Trans 5siiJ ior Nj sI spa Aorthwes O"'
Leave Bai,,,ho \, The only rou'e to NassspSs oltss a
ana SiS Srs N; oS st,1 a. tS. ~ sad IotS M G ~,
NJ nsS Washington g!vO Is,;s,t1 aa1 ftO m oli,
TarSusi ,stSis tsdsys ia ys 81 so NJ oai, M "nd ir
"a Washington OI At an s,,t,, siss can be prorot,
inuulra ~ ~ Ael are as low as l., ~ % o.
any Of ths pt,ss ys hAlnnoTs aSd tnie Touls
=. y. sULLIVAE, 49, ~ The Bess. N
WI. SMITH N h.S,ota Sota' Gen. TieisI AZ SsIpir0 Abf
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99rnslons.
JUsTUs L. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY ., GptsIi
39Enslorls.
ARREARS OF PAY, BUvSTIEs, PENSIONS,

amman WI NV Nbf
And nil other CLAIMS before the EGcsutive Depart
nlants aud in the Court Of Clams.
Rerars to- lions. II NJ. lnce, NJ. >. Lathari NJ, >.
wilkinson Hnited States SENATOR'S J. y Blacki b, NJ
stanton Secretary of War; W liam Kellogg, schuyler
ColtRx, =. y, Fouko, MemherH si Congress; Colonel
q. W. Ewing, Of Indiana and others.
The undersigned desires to inform persons having
demands against the Government Of the bnitedstates
rist ho is prepared To prosecute their claims win
ptomptucsn aud . reasonable terms. HIS praciichl
kAowirdge at all the details Sf the uttry ser'ice ot
tIe uuilcd states, gives hn ureut E0ties Tor ih"
speedy adiustmrn aud collection si every description
OF military claims. .,.,.,,,
An persons whs entered tho military service after
March 1861, and are disabled BY wounds OF dlseNse
arr suutlsd to pensions
Widows Of soldiers who are KILLED. or die beio or
aner their rarge, from wounds received, or dis
ease contract while ia service, are entitled 10 pen
sions. ...
III no widow then the ehiltlfsA Hndor alKtoen years
Of age. ara entted to pensions.
n fns ~idow nor eldldrsn, then The msthefih wholly
OF in part dependant on decegsed for support
1fna mOtheE then the slnters stdeceAAed, under
sikte years Of aye, Il wholly o. - part dependent
% deceased 'a. rSnpRSsGrItNTrrs .la 9H. Iaat
All enlisted men whs ssryetNs years are entitled to
EiI Sns arr discharged by reason sf wsunds re.
coyed IN battle, are entitled 70 hounty. .0.
Bountirs aud arreaff ai bay tue deceased soldiers
ar.epaid ~ tooss; hrst 70 bis widow second " no
~ II iY he died d. un@srreif 6r,l 10 theri second 4 no
father, TO motheri hrl, n 40 iaher nor ImotheT men
to his ,,rot6er8 and sisters Arrears sf ray goes 10
tl,c hsire,.s ..,s., ~ JggsTus Il hc9AWtI.
Z JOHN ~ sST0PPELNA +, Ess,, pqytog, Montgom'
cetons prepArsd IND lsr-srded BY him, will receive
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nn and aitef Sunday, NOV 10, lstJ, trans vi
~ leave Union Depot sixth street, Tor foledo Al,
Al nleinediate poihta aA follows +I.IT M. =
Toledo anu Chicago Mai RtlVOuAm
Choago nnd Detroit NiHkt hHpreaa III Hna N -
eols H. N. .shOEhAKkk, Huperlntsnctnt M 1.
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naYIon . Nesltrn Lalll0Aa. I


ON and sftsT Monday next Iiaips on me Iuuiai
NkOentrN viii leave the bnloh DepotisfxtL street
aft.G6 IA and l,Su , ~.
RstarninK, wlf aitive ~ liit N aLd s0e y M
The sos ~, ana tite nts express tfsn,. u e
elong eopneclc n 70 AL pshts ~ The ehl ahu hSut
and s:vO M TRAN thV shortest aud qbiukestiui
y Chicago and che NotthNekt H' H-i-77f' 10
nOi7 ~. WOODWARD. superintendent .
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Capt. Norris,

of Co. G, 9sth Ohio, is intown. He
has been sent home on the recruiting
service The Captain has suffered
severely from sickness, but is now
looking very well IPhe Captain ssys
the boys in his company are all well,
and'in fine spirits
Capt. Norris wants enough men to
fill up his company, which is some
what teducod in numbers. To those
who wish to enter the service, this is
a good opportunity to go in a good
company with good officers. Capt.
Norris is one Of the most popular
officers in the service; and is not only
liked by his men, but by all enjoying
his acquaintance; and it docs make
considerable difference in entering the
service whether you have good officers
or not. Co. G, is an intelligent COM
pany having in it many of as good
men as there are in the county, and
thoir society could not fail to be con-
genial. Hl
We have no doubt that Capt. Norris
will be successful in recruiting.
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In The Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison
county, Ohio. ....
Ale xauder Mcllrevy und)
FIaaklih w. Mclhavy. Petition
M.rgaro, meliravy,widow III lr.r,i'ssiion 'si
Robert McIlravy, ct al.
MARGARET Mcllavy widow o. DAME.
lN Mcllravy, deceased Robert McIirvvy,
William Mcllravy, Thomas Mcllravy, Nancy
Majors and her husband, Eben Majors. will
take no lice that petition was filed against
them on the tn day Of January, A. D. 1864,
in the soid Court Cf Common Plcns within
and for the county ri Harrison and State of
Ohio. by lexa nter Mciravy and Franklin w
McIlravy, and is now pending, wherein said
AIexa nder and FtohkIln w. MclIravy demand
partition OF the following real OF tate. of which
said Daniel Mclra,y died seizad aud the as.
enment and affirmation OF Dover thcroin
10 said Mafgaret Mcllravy, 10 wit: Situate in
said county Of Harrison h being part OF the west
half of sec. no. twrnty-sx 1867 township no
nine (9) In, range No. four ~ ih the Stedben.
vile Land Dittrict; and bounded and desert.
he'd as follows Beginning for the same at
STONE corner forty 40) perches East OF the
south west corner Of said section and running
thence East one hundred and twenty -onc and
six tenths (l2l 6-lol perchcs, TO siono corner,
where white oak. "a inches diameter, bcars
eonth 80 degrees west 6h links; thence run.
ming north two hundred and twenty. three and
one tenth t22 l0) perches to stone corner,
where a sugar Tree IL inches in d ameteT; bears
west 80 links: qheucs West one hundred and
sixty .ane and fivc.tcnths tl6l 5-l0) perches,
to stone corner, where n white oak 20 inches
in diameter, bears north 79h degrees E, ,28links;
Thence running South one hundred and seven
ty mine and eight tenths UT9 300 perches to
q stone corner, where n white oak 10 Inc he's
diameter. bears South SO degrees East, IA
links Thence East forty 90 perches to IA
stone corner: Thence South ior'y'tonr an
perches to the place beginning, except four
acres heretofore sold, and beue North OF the
Plank Road running through said farm; con
taing two hundred mud ten t2lO) acres two t2>
Roods, and eighteen (ls) pcrches more or less!
And that at the May term OF said court tor
1864, or as soon thereafter as counsel can By
heard, the said Alexander and Franklin w
Mcllravy will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises, and !or. assign.
ment and contit alton ol Dover as aforesaid
to said Margaret Mcllravy, -
J. NJ. ESTEP;
Attorney for Petitioners.
January l3, l864-6t
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To thS CltiZehs OF Harrison
County.


Headquarters REoaurrIxa SERrIcK)
CADIz, Jan. IL. 1864.
But a few days more are left us to flll up
the 99sh Regiment by Volunteering. 1t can
and will be done il the proper effort is made.
I hav. laborel with you for several weeks
and sm glad to say not without encouraging
SUCCESS.
| feel grateful to the people OF the county
for their very hearty CO operation with me,
without whose help should have failed to
accomplish what has already been done in
tho matter Of recruiting.
You have gwen most liberal bountiss and
still propose to do 50 uati your entire Quota
is raised.
Greene township has filed her qrota, and
with the same amount OF energy displayed
in the other townships, they can do like
wise. ~' t.
Capt John A. Norris, Co c, and Lieut.,
Oslevie OF the regiment, are now at h ome to
assist in recruiting, and let all come up at
once to their assistance.
Coma, young men, and for the sake OF your
country, Volunteer and assist your friends
alrea y In the field, to strike the death blow
to this Rebellion. .
Then you will be honored through Ills
and mournea in death by that American
patriotism, which has never yet and never
will fail to cherish and mako sacred the
memories and deeds Of hor faithful, brave
and true hearted sons and daughters.
Men may enlist in any locality thay please
and 1t will reeeive credit for them if it pays
the extra bounty.
Let certain townships beware or they
will loose their men under late order issued
by the Provost Marshal General.
Thep would say to each township, get
your recruits wherever you can, ani you
shall have the credit for them.
80 JOHN 3. PEARCE,
Lt. Col, 98th 0. V. l., and Racr'g offi'r.
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PuLAD'A, June %. 1871.

Diseases in Kidneys and Bladder, in young
or agtd male or female, are speedily remov od
and the patient restored to health
DELICATE CHILDREN,
Those suffering from MARASMUS, wasting
away, with scarcely any flesh on their bones
are cured in very short time; one bottle II
such cases will have most surprising effect
PARENTS
Having suffering elidren as above, and wish.
ing TO raise them, will never regret the day
they commented with these Bitlers.
LITERARY MEN, = rU DENTS,
And those working hard with their brains
should always keeps bottle OF Loohands BIT
ters near them, as they will tina mnch benefit
from its use, TO both mind and body, invigora
ring ana not depressing.
II s not n Liquor Stimulant, and leaves nc
prosiration.
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s@ The Add Ohio Regiment, in
Which there is company from Harri-
son eounty, has re-cnlisted for three
years. They we're paid off at Louis
vile, Ky, on the 7th inst, and fur
loughed for 30 days to visit their
homes. .... ......~.- ...-
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asD- By reference to an advertise
ment in another column, it will be
seen that the Stoubenville and Indiana
R,ilroad is to be sold stspccial Master
Comm ssioncr's sale in Stubcnville, on
Saturday. February q, 1864.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

PRoyosT MARsMAL.--Hon. A. T.
Ready has entered upon his duties as
Provost Marshal fthis (16th) District.
He has appointed John s. Mclean,
Esq, Deputy Provost Marshal for
Harrison county in the place of John
Maffitt deceased.
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1864-LEAp YEAR.-The year Of
our Lord 1864 wild be bissextile or
Aoap year. It is so called because it
leaps over day more than common
year; thus in common years there are
3e5 days, in leap year 1856. 1t is
said that in this year mole bachelors
commit matrimony than in any of the
other three, and for this severl rca-
sons have been assigned. Caring no>
thing about reasons, we hope the ball
may commence rolling early in the
year, and continue until thousands
shall be able to say IN the language of
Shakespeare
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re- We are requested by Captsin
Norris to say to friends of company
G, 98th Ohio, that if they wish to
send articles of clothing, such as gloves
drawers, socks or undershirts to any
member of that company, they can
do sol by leaving them at the Cadiz
House, and he will see that they are
forwarded, and sent to tho regiment.
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Legal Notice.

Alexander Moore. Alminis'ttr1
of the estate of Robert A. Probate Court
Clark, decd Fl .a4 .gr
:, versus }Har tfson Co.,
James Clark, Thomas Clark, 4 :
and William CLARK, et al heirs Ohio.
OF said Robert A Clark. deed
THE snid James, Thomas and William
Clark are hereby informed that on the = day
OF December, 1863 | flied a petition, as Admin
istratpr Of the estate o! Robert A Clark decd,
in the Probate court e said Harrison County,
for the ale OF the real est te Of said deccdent;
and shall in pursuance OF the prayer of said
petition on the 9th day OF January i8i4, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, ask
for the sale Of tho following real estate of
which the said Robert A. Clark died, seized,
or so much the reot asmay be necessary to pay
his debts, TO wit; the farm conveyed to him by
Thomas lrons and Others. being part OF Sec
tion tz4lin Township kl2) itauzo 90 in the
Steubenyile land District in said County Of
Harrison, containing sevsnty five acres moro
or less.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Adn'r. y,
By ~. M. EsrKr his attorney.
Dec, g. la63-4t .-E
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Valuable Dwelling House and
Business Room For Sale.

The large frame house on Main
street, Cadiz, in which the Sentinel
office is located, is for sale on rcasona-
BILE terms. Possession given of the
dwelling house at any time. For fur
ther particulars enquire OF j. NJ.
Rstcp or She editor of thoSentiuel.
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By We are under obligations to
Hon. John G. Jamison, Of the Ohio
Senate, and Hon. S. r. Watson, of
the Ohio House of Representatives, for
important public documents.
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MA- The present cold weather has
stopped, in q great measure, the trans
porting of stock to the different cattle
markets.