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PETITION FOR PARTITION,
snperor Court Montgomery county, Ohio.

.
Levi K Basore aud Amelia Ann Basore apainst
samuel hodahetier Elizabeth Boomershine Amaba
Ann hodahefieT kllen ROdahefisr, Frank RodahcHer
1hIlstena kodaherer, Samuel E RodahefIer Susanna
Rodaheter, LeWna Ketrow, William Henry Uonsar
Samuel 70, Houser, Sarah Isabella Basofe of the
State OF Ohio and Elizabeth Decker pnd isaa,
Decker her husband Of the State of Indiana defend
ants. ' - ''i 'e'o'i''-
VI above named def. ndants and especially EI,ya
J. beth Deeker and lsRAe Decker her husband nt'
the Shte OF Indiana, will take notice that a uetl1on
has been hled against them the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county ONO, by the above named psIn
lns, praying Tor partton OF the following desnrited
premises situate IN Jackson township, Montgomery
Being town lota numbered one hundred and tan mo,
one huhdfed anu eleven lll, one hundred aud twelve
u y, ore hundred aud thirteen Il 49, one hundred
and ouTeen (ll4), one hundred and fifteen 1Ibi' m
inc Incorporated village Of Farmersvine also the
residue Of land owned by henry Houser in his lie
time situated in section twenty seven ON town fnir
{4) range four il east, Containing two acres and one
hundred and twenty perches also the land owned hv
the SAID Henry Houser his lifetime situated in thy
southwest quarter, OF section twenty one t2ll town
iour ~, range four ~, esst, described as follows
beghnlng al ihe southwest Of said tract of land
anu running east seventy three f73) rods 10 ne
centre OF The Germantown West Alexandra turn-
PIKE road thence northwest with said road one hundred
and an rods and eleven an feet, thence sonth
eghty three rods 10 the place OF beginning ntann
nineteen lsj acres more or less, and that at the n
term OF the said Court, SAID l.. r. Basory and Amsla
ann basore, his wife, will apply Tor an order that
partition may be made OF sad Premises
Dated August Goth 1854.
e. THOMPSON, ATTY aup2O- W6,y
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, October H.
/ HARSHMANS FLOUR--Red wheat
Wholesale 81 90. Retail $ll 90.
{ WHEAT-Sl 80
C0RN--ll0
OATS--7O.
RYE 45@l so.
BARLEYL-$l 5O8l60. y ~ - - Y
TEASE 50@2 co.
COFFEE-59@G0o
SUGAR-30.
COFFEE SUGAR-33 $3.50 per 10.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-37lo per 10.
MOLASSES-$l 35@l4O per gal.
RICE-20c per 10.
LARD-25@30.
BUTTER--4O@5O
CHEESE -23@25.
STARCH-l2lc per ib.
SOAPS-20c per H.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22
DRIED APPLES-l5@2O.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 5O@3 90
EGGS-l8 per doz
.TOBACCO-9O@$ll0 per n
ISHOT-$5 90 per sack.
ILEAD-25c per H.
iPOTATOES-$2 25 per bush
HAYrTTimothy $50. per ton. = "a fgur,
.WfIfSKR-1 3d. II III u EN ! & n'EH
ITOMAToEs-s2 SO per bush.
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New YoRK, Oct. ll>--Flour lOc better, at
! DOaS 80 for extra state, and 9 40a9 10 for
round hoop Ohio; Wheat 3a5c better, al 80
al SO for Chicago epring aud No Milwaukee
clbb, and 85al SO for winter red western
Corn la2c better, at 46a4s for mixed western
snd easier price in store, Oats lc better, at
7S4a79c for western; Pork decidedly firmer,
at 39 so for mess, AZ 25a42 50 for new, and
38 0Oa3S so for prime Lard 9a2Oc Whisky
dull aud heavy, at 7Sal | "a; Petroleum
quiet, at 379o for crude, Csc for refined in
bond, and Zoe free, Sugar dull at lso for
Cnha
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PETITION FOR PARTITION,

Montgomery Common Pleas.
Joseph Brown, solomon Brown, Jacob Brown, Caro-.
lne hahue and William Mahue, Cslinda Hannah
aud Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah ana George
Hannah, vs.
Theophous Brown, Theodore Brown, Mary Brown.
Seaberry Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah Brown
and Elizabeth Brown, IN Partition
VNHE0PHOLUS BROWN, Theodore Brown Mary
Brown, seaberry Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah
Brown, Elizabeth Brown, will take notice that Petit
ton was filed against them the 3lst day OF August
A. A. 1854, in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Mont
gomerY county, Ohlo by Joseph Brown, Solomon
browas Jacob Brown, Caroline Mahue, VIM. Mahue
Cenda Hannah, Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah
anu George Hannah aud is now pending wherein said
Peuuoners demand partition OF the following real
estAle to-Ht; Situate In the county OF MONTGOMERY
anu STATE OF ono on the east y OF section 49, town
Beibg lot NJ. 2 of survey and SHOd,yiaiob Of
the landsa Joseph HToWn, deed, by order oC tha
court OF Common Pleas OF Montgom,ry County
Ohoi ~ the Mhfoh term, le4lusea ehanoarf record
u, page Si2, and described as ioOWst -
Beginning on the east line Of stddp saetioup "a 7
polegsp4th pf the M A. eprpsF theFeaf-thenee q
bbo W. 100 poles TO stone ~ the Lihartv Rnadi
thence B. 6bSo E. lOA5 poles 10 q stono In said IlosS
thence 20 y 10 poles 10 a stone, thence Il 10 ia
poles 70 stone, thence NJ B6s iIs 10 x,
stone on the east line 9l said section thencsR 80
W. n2'3 poles 10 the blahS Of beQi0hfnR cohtaibiao
Ca acres and has been assigned AZ tbs fdOWar III
Elizabeth Brown IN said lands Of joseph Brown dee'd
and that at the next Senn 81 said Cart the sald
petitioner Will apply for an order that partition may
be made OF said premises. NNiTTF
Dated this August 3lst, 1864.
ADAH sltF AAStsFPetaewt q d auesBHss
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NEw YoRK, Oct ll.--Rebel papers an.
nopnce the capture Of Kautz, and Adjutant
Han came near sharing the same fate. II is
told by the correspondent of the Times as
follows; 'H 'h' /" y
When kautz was returning in the rear of
his column, with afew Of his staff officers aud
orderlies, he cameupon an entire rebel regi-
meht, at least one mile from the road where
the attack commenced This regiment had
some OF his men prisoners At sight of their
General the menieAlled out 10 bin to dash
back, which he did, and escaped by by-path.
His Adjutant General, Capt. Nash, was with
him at the time, but is now missing.
New YoRK, Oct 1.-The Hersld's cprres-
pondent at Butlers Headquarters, on the 9th,
says that he has been throughout the lines of
the Army Of the James, and believes that
several large armies united, with the object Of
dislodging this army, would not only suffer
severely, bus would seriously risk defeat -
These works and their maihtAinance, are nee
essAry To the taking Of Richmond and The
country may congratulate itself that the Ar
myot .hs'James has wonthe position u
On the Sth, $50 exchanged Union prison.
ers were brought down from Richmond, in
addition to 62 the day before
Rebel prisoners and deserters continue to
come in daily. ' HN' .'.a''
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Catarrh. .ol.lha pregaillnr dissA.er

Catarrh, -0nelof.ths prevailing diseases
of this section Of The country is Catarrh We
have noticed teapecally in our own vicinity
and have often wondered that nothing effect
i've has been done to alleviate this dangerous
and disagreeable difficulty affecting as it does
many of the most prominent organs. Dr.
LRhthill, of New York, celebrated in the
treatment Of this affection, is now in Dayton
at the Phillips House, and we would advise
the afflicted to embrace the opportunity to
consult such good authority on this subject
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NOTICE.

saraho, DAVIS, vs. Joseph w. Davis.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen TO Joseph W. Davis
~ whose place Of residence IL unknown that Sarah
o. DAVIS has filed her petuon in the Court OF Cor
mon Pleas OF Montgomery county, Ohio, charging
SAID DAVIS with gross neglect Of duty ana extfems
cruelty, and ask ng that she may be divorced from
INN. sad petition will stand for hearing al The next
term OF said court
Jny ~ 2s64 SARAH o. DAVIS.
ny I" n bhLViLLE, APy. iy25-W6w
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New York stoek market.

NEw York, Oct ll-Stocks better; money
2 per cent; Gold opened ! SO, advanced TO
2 O2 and closed at OOi; sterling 2 2s9; C.
b Il Q. l6; N Y Central l5l; Erie "a;
Reading 22l; u. s 6's 81; Coupons O5s;
$40 coupons l OFT; l04O coupons SAG;
onR year certificates 94s
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Goods al Wholesale. there is panic
among wholesale dealers, causing duh sale
of good at wholesale, | will treat my retail
customers for short time, with chance to
buy my manufactured goods at the Wholesale
prices, until this scare is over, which wen be
long. Call at the Wooden Factory and see If
there are not bargains to be had
Oct7ltd&2w w FISH,
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By Telegraph.
tEPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
zast MORNING REPORT ! If,q4 4


New YoRK, October 1.-THE Herald 8
Ninth Corps correspondent says this morning
the division of General Wilcox holding the
center Of our line made an advance with the
intention Of advancing our position and and
accommodating that OF our enemy. The force
making the reconnaissance consisted Of the
brigades OF Hartsuf and that lately command.
ed by Colonel Steer tHt
An advance was made OF over mile and
. half under slight skirmishing, when the 57th
massachusetts, commended by Colonel Nc.
Iaughlin was fred upon by the enemy, some
fifteen men were lost
The accommodating party was accompanied
by Captain Twitchell with his battery of the
Fourth Massachusetts but no opportunity
WAS offered for using the pieces.
Deduction from the recent reconnaissance,
is that the enemy are not in force this side of
Petersburg or the AppomAttox and that. any
effort on our part viii force them to new
line upon the latter mentioned river This is
Amount of the information which l gather
'S "'tS'l grfrt..t i.... .tt.aI.,.lf4 si
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Fruit Trees, shrubbery, &c,-Now is the
best season of the year for transplanting, aud
all who desire fruit trees and shrubbery should
make avail of it. George Say, corner Of
First and Ludlow street, Dayton, is connected
with many Of the best nurseries, and is pre'
pared to fill all orders in the above line Give
him call oct7-3wd.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

RoBERT BOYLE, is notified that Ella BOYLE. did
~ on tne @oh DAY OF september, A D. 1864 file
her petition IN the Office Of the Cerb OF the Court Of
Common Pleas, within aud Tor the County OF Mspt'
goIery2nd state OF Quo, asking that she may be-
divorced from the eSid Robeh BoyIe, which netit,on
will stand for hearing at the ne xt tsrn OF SAID cerF
duty. ELLA BOyfE "
., II. BAeaorr, Atty
sept 90, 1864. sen97. 7.,yevy
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= From washin.ss.o,,,n...' ~.

Nav YoRK, October 1l.-4News from the
army Of the Potomac, to.days states that on
Sunday night between the hours ofl2 and l,
ths enemy opened Gre on "a Corps bat con,
tinued only 80 minutes, not know that any
damage was done, When the mail boat leit
City Point yesterday. all was comparatively
quiet IIVNi - HlIQl4f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-11

New Meat and Provision Store. -
M, Stockert, at his stand on Market street,
north side, a few doors west of jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage Potatoes, Cabbage Beans, Eggs, NC,
&c, all fresh and of the best quality His
old friends and customers, aud the public,
are invited to give him call
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Proclamation by the Mayer.

N compliance with Law I hereby issue my Proc.
iamauon TO the inhabitants Of the city Of Dayton
warning them that 80 is unlawfu to sell, barter or
glVeaWay any Apiritons, vlnous or malt liquors. on
the day OF any election held within the State OF Ohio
under the Constitution or laws lhereot -
"Any person offending against the provisions OF
lhls Act shall be hned In any sum not less than ave-
nor more than one hundred dollars, and be mpnson-
days, for each ofienss so committed"
Tne Marshal aud PShce eficers will close ali houses
louna Yoiahngthe provisions OF this Act on Tuesday
the lth day OF October, 1854 the day OF the staie
ELECTION, and report forthwith all violations thereof
70 I we mayor Il. @. ELLIS, Mayor.
y
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LATEST NE WS.
-T-iN'ii
AFTERNOON REPORT,


Foreign News.
CAPE RACE, October, l0--The steamer
Europa, from Liverpool on the evening ofths
let, and Queenstown on the I'd, passed this
evening with two days later news m ia,i =
No change ip monetary affairs no more
failures reported ',''l ''''f'l'.'''' ] g ~
BY the explosion Of the hartford powder
mile, Sunday morning, forty personA we're
Killed. Din l-i-rsU .r IIFf' f.if. If.aa .niHl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-11

The eleven pieces of artillery, captured by
Sheridan in the late cavalry fight at Slraus-
burgh, are said to have been well mounted,
but for want of skill and experience in the
saddle, we're unable to make as good "time'
as Bob Schenck did when he came down the
Valley.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-11

LExmqrdS. October TIA private dispatch
justreceyed here and considered reliable says
,the rebel Captain Peter Evelts band captured
spd burned this morning train for Covihgton
eight miles f.om Coyington. They also robbed
the passengers, No further parsiculars SO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-11

NEw YoRK, October live learn from
the front that a movement commenced on
Saturday its object was not stated. 1t ia
SAID an order will at once be issued by GeDer.
al Grant directing the shooting of every guer.
rila the burning of every house, and the dri-
wing out o. men, women and children, from
the Shenandoah and the guerriaa infesting
the region between Washington and the Po.o.
mac.
By direction efthe Secretary of War, all
BlOppages against the pay orofiicers Of the ar.
my, at the request of the ordinance officers
for the nonrenditon of ordinance returns for
the years 1861 and 1862, will be removed ex-
cspt against such regiments as have been
mustered out Of service, and those that are to
be mustered out during the present MUSTER
The total amount Of national bankcurreDcy
issued 10 October l. 1864, was $51 ,740, $50;
the amount issued during the week ending
October 8, 1864, was 81, ,774,Ss
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NEw YoRz, Oct ll.--The Heralds 9th
army corps correspondent, THE sth, says
the skirmish liue Of the 5lh corps has been
advanced thtee quarters o. a mile and now
hold positions taken This advance has
demonstrated the enemy in large force along
our entire front
PmLADELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE election has
about suspended business TO day.
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NOTICE.



SAlD Frank Engessr is hereby notified that tha
- sald Eliza Eugeser did on the 18th DAY OF Sen
tember A. d. ls64, file her petition in the Clerkss
% ofhee o. the Court o. Common Pleas within and for
ing him with hahlfua drunkenness, Aud estTsn3ss
cruelty aud asking that she may be divorced nom
the SAID Frank bugeser. which petition will stand loT
said Coun, ELIZA RT1aPsEp
BY DAVID A. HoUG, her Airy
DATroN September Esd, 1864 sep2z ,seu,
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professional,
MEDICAL N0TIcE.

DR. A. GEt6ER will hereafter attend sroiisirei, Ia
~ an office practice and will give, Especial Atfep.
ton 10 the treatment Of OHROSIC DISEAsEs such
as Diseases Of the THROAT and LUNGS. ef [he RYE
and EAR, SCRoFuLOUsl AEF FEC1l0Ks, &c ,PTim.
ny and secondary SYPHILIS. GoNORRHEA,.
SLEEIi sIHlCTURES, IMPoTEECY. &e. Also,
DisEAsEs PECULIAR TO FEmALEs, aud ersru rariety or
Chi9Hie pIse7se whatever may be It's character. u i
ofhoe hours from q m to 9 m. tt.i,,ti,.4 .i.J.4
Sundays, Z to IOa m, 2 TO pm.
othcer-oorner OF Jefferson and Flfth St, Dayton,
ONO sf4i ,.t octs- lmd9fnw-1I
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Nem advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate OF John ID
III hehllng, decd are desired 10 call and settle
WITH me AT the corner of Filth aud st. CLAIR street
Dayton Ohio, and all persons having legal claims
aganst SAID estate are requsted TO present them
legally authenticated within one year, as have taken
OUT letters OF adminlstraupn on said estate.
JOSEPH REHLlNG, Administrator.
octoOer " Ib64-l oct8 div
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HORSE ! ETOLENl 4

8100 REWARD for the Horse and Thief, or
DlUU S2S for the Horse Was stolen from the
stable az the subscriber, at Frost's Station, near
Xeniar Ohio, on the night Of October 4th 1854,
DARK BAY HORSEI
Twelve years old, rough made, bob tail, rather low
IN nesh, and name and tail nearly black / will nav
vlooreward for the horse and thief, or Sa5 for the
horse alone. WILLIAM ARN0ID N
FrosPs Station, near Xenia, Oct 8, 1904 octS
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a1aiIn ns'G@pire.
City and Othel Matters.

Enron DAYTON EMPtRE-sia; AZ the urgent soliclia.
ton Of large number Of my friends take this Occa
SION to announce 10 the voters Of Montgomery eoun.
ty, that will ha an independent candidate for the
Office or sheriff, At the coming Fall Election.
sepl9.d6wte Opal. JACOB BEARD
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FOR RENT on SAIFg

TNHE fine Cottage House, with good stahlinR, and a
j. the appnrtenances attached thereto and teb
acres OF good ground suitable for gardening
and known as the property Of the late WIN, EIchei'
The reSidencei Is on the old Troy Pike, quarter of
mile from the Corporation Line - r1NYS' N
Ip 49, Mrs. SARAH EiCHELBERGER,
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Farther ParticuiSairrss. OF Pridsy,s Iiat,is,

Further Particulars of FrIday's battle
L. New YORK. October ll.--Iu all rebel ac
counts OF the affair on Friday they make ou
that the severest fighting was done in the at
tack on Kaulz, while our accounts represent
the seyerest part Of the engagement to, have
taken place after the rOut OF Kautz The fact
may be that the rebels may have been made
opay yerV dearly for their victory over Kautz
as they were armed with repeating rifles, and
ii was in this attack that the rebels lost Gen
Gregg and several other officers ~ o.; 9ysi
The Times correspondent sums up the af
fair as follows
We lost eight guns and a set OF howitzers.
We captured II last Thursday, We slauRh.
tered and wounded at least 900 Of the ensmy
in front ol the inlaptry BIl
Most OF the enemy's killed and wounded
were left op the 6eld, Considering their loss.
es IN men, they bought their guns dearly,
although we must give them the credit Of kill
ing, disabling and capturing, at an outside
estimate, four hundred men, in addition to
guns.
Looking at the matter from all points of
view, we claim a very decisive victory. We
can afford TO lose guns, but the rebels cannot
afford to lose the large numbers they lost 10.
day in capturing them. They signaily failed
in their object of fanking us, and will scarce
ly be likely to resume the Experiment, at least
for some time, 0 ,id fs..t .il. ~ ai
They also suffered as severely az we in the
loss Of artillery horses. One OF their batter
teries was drawn off the field by hand
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JACOB OVRRHoLsER's ESTATE

NOTICE IL hereby g ven that the uudersigned have
IN been duly appointed and qualified exscntors M
NE last will and testament of aad jacob oVerhniss
deceased late Of Montgomery county. Ohio
JOHN J. WARNER
DAVID FL0RY, Exeeutors
sept bthi ieof' sepl7-w3gt
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Sheritf's Proclamation.


DAfrOH, september 80, 1864. /
Proelamation hereby inside TO the auallaei voters
oi Montgomery county, that general election will
y held a. required by law GU tue second Tuesday
OF Vq'thFr hi7Nlti ~ - - aa.aHa ua Ii
~ - OetobeF 11lth, ls04,A ~ stt
At the several places Of holding elections, in said
SoanEy at which time the following tfhSsrs are 10
One s6iep@1ypSsegdu Fsra), e.
One do do Gong Vacancy
.tioe do do (short Yacancy).
one seerthY pf htitoaN VIZ INI WI
IOne CompetiOllef Of the Treasurer
One Member Of Public Wvrks, (Glh Terml. o..
One do - ~ DO ~ do fVacancyYT Y q
lOpe Representative m Congress OF the Uuiied
states composing the conntibs Or M onts ts6mefy But.
Ter, Warren ,snd .Preble, w ..u .UtIgP t'-Cf
One sheriff.
Mono Oouutg Auditor, NsuVH1 l..
One do Recorder. sH
One do Treasurer '"NN''
lOne do OommiadOnar.. ..ttu 44at.I
one .I.ifdo Surveyor. n,t .Hl.i..t ..t..I i....
one do lntrmary Difsctor r 800,
tlne Whisky inspector. ..isulu i.uI.uJ a.f .HII4.
One Flour lnspector,.J ilt -vutvB .4IHAicYf
One Pork Inspector 1u t.
Aud the Trnaieea Of the seYerat Townahips and of
tile several Wards of tho city OF Dayton in -aii
county vii tseH notice that they ara re3n,fsdi w
return the following number Of Jurrors ffoIn rlklr
respecle ioynFhips Rud Wards, TO the Clerk Of lhe
Court OF Uommon Pleas, properly designating those
iuf tt9hate court, iron those for the Common Pleas
an Superior Douftstb.y - y = ''7P ''7P
OH s.IaEn4 -.
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Wanted Immediately. - Twenty-Five
men and boys al the Wolf Creek Nursery near
Higgins Station, six miles west of Dayton.
WAMPLER & RoBINsoN,
Std Proprietors.
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FARRELL KEOUGH,T Estate.

k'oIlOk - hereby given, that the undersigned has
N heen duly appointed ana qualified as executor
% ne last viii and testament Of Farrell KsouRh iar
oi Montgomery county Ohio, de sessed
seP. en-, 1854 ROBERT BATES
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-11

BB- Go to John W Darsl's corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win.
ter Dress Goods; also, Coaks, Shawls, Car.
pets, &c, just received DIFF