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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
sHERIFFS SALE.

ia oh Apple for Of officers OF Court Va Isaac w.
Ninyerd eta Montgomery Superior Court. Case
No 1892.
DY virtue Of a yend execution against the proper.
ID ty Of Isaac W. Vinyafd ct vi, will offer al public
sale at the door Of the Court House p lhs city OF
Dayton, on
Saturday, March g, 1854,
At Two O'Clock OF SAID day the following described
real estate w. All the north half OF tho northeast
quarter Of section 49, township range T. east in the
county OF Montgomery and slate ef Ohie, except Ry
acres OF land OF the same now owned and occupied
by Jacob Apple, and decided TO him by Philip Stocks
lager December "a 1850, deed recorded in book II,
No 2, page 27i aud being the same land decided TO
Peter Snyder by the Court Of Chancery, OF MontRo-
cry count, state Of Ohio, IN suit wherein he vas
plaintn and the heirs OF Henry Snyder were defend
ants, containing about thirty acres.
sad land is situate in Jackson township, about
three miles northwest OF Farnersve, and ia well
and heavily tmbeged. AppVaiaed at $40 peT aQra and
cannot ell for less than two thirds oi said appreae
ment. Terms cash.
ialoWts GEORGE W0GAMAR, Sheriff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
Army OF the Potomac.

New YoRK, February 20 The steamer
Champion has arrived from Aspinwall with
$407 900 in specie
The Heralds army of the Potomac dis.
patch states that reconnaissance by Colonel
Murphy of the l7th New York, from Fairfax
to Wolf Run on Thursday last found strong
force of rebel cavalry there. Ou7 forces re-
tired without attacking them
1t is reported, but unconGrmed, that por-
ton Of Lees army was moving down the west
side Of the mou untains towards Harpers Ferry.
Unusual activity among our troops might
give some color to the rumor.
The Herdlds Washington dispatch says
General Sickles is expected to start W0dnes-
day for the West, and thence to the Atlantic
coast, visiting Nashville, Chattanooga, Hilton
Head, Fortress Monroe, &c, to investigate
concerning rebel deserters, prisoners of war,
and parties taken within our lnes-the result
of which is to be laid before the President,
to shape bis future policy in relation to south.
ern diSloyalty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
sHERIFFS SALE


George umbansh'S E1eoutOrl Superior Court.
Alexander swaynie. ! oasslVo. TO5
pf virtue OF Tendi execution against de property
ID 4ei TO me directed lrSm tho CRrk OF the Superior
Court Of Montgomery Ooue'y, Ohia, 1 will ohoT al
public sale at the deer OF the OOuIt Hsuss In the city
OF Dayton, an
Saturday. March 6, 1854,
two o'clock m Of said day, the QllQwhR descTih.
I'D real esinte, viz The interest of Alexander SVaynla
iihe same beng ono SIXTH IN lei numbered VI on
flndlay's plat OF land IN MadriVeT iovhsbip, Mpnt-
gomery County, ohlS, being In range 2, township D.
section No 2s, containing about I've aud one eighth
acres. Also, the interest OF Alexander swaynis Ia
ot7 nnmbereI il6l. lice, aud li6S, as numbered on
The fuNised plat OF the CITY Of Dayton, county Of Mont
gene ai'd state OF Ohis, and las bpen appraised as
lot No. o. fnday, oBe-sxth part al. S2is 0G
Lot No llhl, Dayton, oneHiIth part st..,... % %
Lot No. l,l62, Dayton, Sne-aixth part at a,. 90 %
Lot No lilG Dayt9n, one Dtth part at ,.... % w
And cannot sell for less than iWO-hirds " the above
appmsenept Terms cgsh
GEOhGE W0GAMAN, SkOfi0 Mont, county
JAMES h, SAITH, Attorney la2fdtWAWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
SHERIFFs SALE.

Henry stibbs vs. Samuel subbs ct al. In Partition.
Case No 275O. Superior Court Of Moptgom, nv
County. -I I..f'.HHI
LH virtue Of an order OF sale made IN the above
ID cause by tho Superior Court Of Montgomery
County, ONO, will offer at public sale at the door OF
the Court House, on
Tuesday, March 20 1864 Y
AZ two o'clock m of said day. the following Ies.r,,
ed real estate, VIA certain tract land With the an
purtenauees lying and heng in Clay township, Mont,
gomery County, OhO and described W follows to.
witt The north half Of the northwest quarter of secon
thTty-two (a2 town nix (Gl range four az coutasinf
eghly-one and seventeen one hundredhA (sl l7-lOO5
acres. N..'H ~ Nf
Said farm ~ situated one mile west Of Dodson Sta.
tion, aud IL said 10 be one Of the best farma that
free OF dover - III =
Terms-4 cash a in one year and the balance IN
two years from the ty Of sale; deferred paymens 10
bear six per interest from the day Of sae an to
be secured by mortgage the premisas.
GEORGE WUGAhAN, Sheriff Mont. cauntr
houK MCMAHON, Attorneys. fesTwls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
Aegal.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

I WILL sell ut public auction, on
i THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1864
AZ the feed store rooms formerly occupied by Peter
Rest, on Fourth 'tree between Main end Jeiierson
IN the city OF Dayton, the following goods and chat
tells, to-wlt About $50 bushels ol oats; ahont ana
h"s Ella Of shorts bran ehon eed; about 600 or sO1
bushels Of corr; "a barrels Of Hour barrel of buck
wheat Hour pair Of hay scales aud platform; par
OF Fairbanks scales; one bay horse; one spring wRg.
on ana hRrness two Hour chests; one lot of EMMY
hArrelSi on coal stove aud plpei one writing esk,
benches, &c.
Taken on execution the property Of Peter Reist
at the suit Of David X. Boyer and Others
Terms cash. r Pr ~ '''
GEORGE WoGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county.
T. f. 1uRRsHBR, Attorney. EeQOdawis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
Don't Forget the ward Meetings
Tonight.

Let the Democratic people be out in
their strength We have important nom
nations to make, and It is desired that the
people shall make them. As we intend to
eject the ticket TO be nominated next Sat
urday night, it is eminently proper to con-
suit the popular will Of the Democracy
for that never fails to indicate the best
men. Tnm ont.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29

E4~There is said to be charming youag
lady in Paris, with wealth, beauty, and all
that, out destined by an extraordinary fate, to
go through the world unmarried. She is
twenty-six years old, and has been engaged
twelve times, bat each time the lover has died
within eWweeks Of the time appointed for
the marriage he must be brave fellow
who will become the thirteenth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29

BA- Which was the property was q ques-
ton very neatly settled the other day by Dan
iel Gotham. Daniel although man of i'm
mense wealth, is an old fashioned Methodist,
and dresses very plainly at all times, and
sometimes rather shabbily. Being on one of
his own steamers, not long since, be was Ao-
costed'by passengers, who took him for one
Of the crew, with the interrogatory: "Do you
belong to this boat2' mo" said Daniel
quietly, 1.-The boat belongs to me-"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
ORensivs OperatIons.

NEw YoRK, February 29-The Times
gays
We have information of formidable often
sive movement by large force from the Army
Of the Potomac, which was initiated Saturday
night and may be possibly heard from to day
The demonstration is very bold one, but is
in brave hands and will be supported by a
poKerful force.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29

Ra5-The shoe-blacks of London are divided
into three brigades, each clad in q neat uni
form and having its own section of the city.
With their neat red, or green, or blue, or pur.
pie jackets, faced with some other bright color,
their jaunty caps and their black or grey
trowsers, these boys are as pretty juvenile
sight as one could wish to see The Red
Brigade" comprising seve venty-four boys. earn
ed last year 2ls2S shillings or about $4,000 the
"Bhe Brigade" earned nearly as much. The
total earnings, of all the "Brigades," nun.
beriDg 37s boys, were over $4,000 Why
will not some philanthrapic men in our Ameri-
can cities institute reform among our boot
blacks, based upon the experience of Lon
dom , Z III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
A. %. MeoLuRR,

REAL EST AGENT
NO. $50 THIRD sTRRRT, AT JOHN h. sTOPPRL-
-.- MANS 0FFIQE,
I HAVE a large amount Of properly Cor RAls, such
II as houses and lots, in all parts OF hs CITY, AZ Var-
ons prices, ranging from four hundTedt 10 ten IhouSe@
dollars, on good payments, and we'll situated and
any qnantty Of vacant lots Tor sale. Also several
aeres down Two acre 1T, adjoining the CITY aud IL
thaPOunty.
Those having properly for sale, and thosa wanting
20 ihy,wbl do we'll TO cal pP Rle, - / shall Il iVs
prompt attention 10 all buspeSg sntTsted 10 my care
hays had eonsdsTsbls saPeHenes N the bnaj1ess.
8Sdlml fl r| 4. =. MqcLURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29

Pacific. Referred 10 t6a Committee on Mill.
tary Affairs
Mr. Sumner from the Select Committee on
Slavery and Freedom, presented report on
the Fugitive Slave Law, accompanied with "A
bill for the repeal OF all laws FOR the rendidon
Of fugitive slaves.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
The Reverse In FIorida--Our Loss 1900
90 1900


WASHINGTON, February 27.--It is under
stood that the President is arranging new
proclamation, revising his Proclamation Of
Amnesty.
The Express says, from an officer arrived in
the Fulton we derive some further particulars
Of the disaster TO our forces near Lake City.
General Seymour who commanded the expe
dition had been placed under arrest by order
OF General Gilmore. His successor is Gener-
aI Vodgess, who left Hilton Head on Tuesday
last with reinforcements for Jacksonville, con-
sisting of an entire division. Our informant
says il was the opinion of officers who to,k
part in the expedition that cur total losses ih
killed wounded, and missing are between L..
200 to l 500. General Seymour is severely
censured in not throwing out scouts and skir-
mishers as our troops advanced. AS it was
our troops were led into a trap. Hamilton's
artillery led the van, and suffered severely
Rebel Sharpshooters picked off their horses
and the guns had to be abandoned The
Fortieth Massachusetts Mounted Infantry
have also suffered severely. In the retreat
many OF the troops we're left behind within
the enemy's lines. Our troops were right in
front Of the rebel batteries in a piece of
woods before they we're aware OF their pres
ence and when the batteries opened a gall
ling FIRE, our men we're driven back panic
stricken in disorder The rebel force is not
known, but il is supposed to have been large
One of the prisoners captured stated that
troops have been sent down from Charleston ),
and Beauregard was in command
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
Oeath Of Mrs. General Harrison

Thewidow of President HARRISON is
dead, at quite an advanced age. 1t is about
sixty-eight years since the date of her mar
riage. "she was distinguished for beuev-
olence and piety. All who knew her
viewed her with esteem and affection"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29

E1-There have been meetings Of no
less than seven different trades in New
York, including coopers, painters, carvers,
&c, demanding an increase Of wages, not
being able to live at the pay they now re-
ceive for their labor in deprecated green
backs. These meetings are thought by
men to be very significant Of the speedy
coming of that crash which is inevitable
sooner or later. ''H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29

The Ohio Senate passed the bounty bill on
Saturday evening, by a vote OF 70 to s, adopt
ing the various amendments reported back by
noon was spent in debate on the bill, and the
evening session held that it might reach a 6.
nal vote Z, The bill empowers County Commis-
sioners, City Councils and Townshi Trustees
70 levy tax sufficient to pay one hnndred
dollars bounty for volunteers, under the Presi-
dents last two calls Also an additional tax
to refund the various sums heretofore contrib
uted by individuals to bsunty, and to pay
the bountes promised, but not yet paid, to
volunteers by county or township officers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
Mcclellan not a Candldat to GOI
the Presidency.

The New York Herald publishes the fol-
lowing editorially;
"In conversation with us some time ago,
the General Mcclellan stated his views very
emphatically Said he, 81 do not want to be
President. do not desire to be President
have no ambition to be President l am
too young to be President. II were elected
President my term Of office would soon be
over, and then should be an ex-Presidsnt
while stilla young man And what an ex-
President is, and how he is prevented from
dnur anything effectively, you know as well
as do. No Ny desire, my ambition, is to
be restored to my former position inlthe army
so that may help TO save my conntry, and,
lh necessary, that | may die for her
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
NOTICE

ELLEN LADEW filed her petition In the Court O.
II Common Pleas In aud for The county OF Mont
gOmory, m the state Of Ohio, on the Slat day Of De.
cemher, 1868, against John l. dew, praying oT a d.
yoree Tor tho causes oi gross neglect Of duty aud
adultery ELLEN LADkW
JoaIAH L0yRLL, Attorney. ia9wO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
News items.

some Of the Republican papers pronounced
and hoped it to be. It is a stubborn fact
The German Republicans of Detroit
have resolved that Abraham Lincoln "has
not shown sufficient capacity, nor honest
desire. to guide the destinies of this Re
public" The Democracy will have all
the help they need in assailing the Lincoln
Administration from this time onward.
A Fremont campaign club has been or
gained in New York, to bring the Path
Finder prominently forward for the Presi-
dency.
The New York Times asserts that tax
will certainly he imposed on whisky in
store of thirty or forty cents q gallon.
The Cleveland Leader---a very black
and very mean Republican paper-says
the friends of Chase are engaged in the
mad work of destroying confidence in the
Government"
Att Sanitary Fair in Cleveland, the
face of General Mcclellan was turned to
the wall. We mean his portrait
General Rosecrans has authorized the
Bishop in his department TO take posses
sion of all Methodist churches in which
Abolitionisn is not preached.
The principal amendments to the Ma
tional Banking Law will be lound in our
telegraphic columns.
Tie Army of the Potomac is again on
the advance. The movement is said to be
bold and formidable. We have no par
ticulars. .....
1t seems there was trickery at Colum-
bus as well as at Indianapolis. The friends
Of Chase. as we learn from the CONNER
ciql, expressed their sentiments pretty
freely" charging that it was not a fair ex-
preston OF the sense OF the General AS
sembly, that many members were absent
DC.
ne 'o,". nun Oct o' n".''nai Oo"NS now
b o'sup'Aeu' 10 Two ''u"''''u anu ninety
oh saturday car on the JelllerSonV'lle
Ioap' o'ohV AL "N,'' 'an io'i' .le 'r"ch' ana
- n, :, - ...Ni 80.
rn.I
..aa'a 49, =. - .is DT'' 60. $50 'l'e
;I,,ogs ~ 49,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
AGatber Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE.
ADAM WEINOARTNERS

U If.. zsb Thlrd street,
IL REPs eonStSpay op hand ~ kinds Of Leather,
N sleh as sole pPPeiy kP ealtsnn, and morocco.
hndings, dG. ~ WV
Da- The highest price in cash paid for Hides ABd
Leather In the rough. knled3nf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHgS.

WASHINGTON, February 27--A special TO
the Post says General Sherman has no u-
tention Of going TO Mobile, ana is now 10 a
safe position.
imposed ON crude Petroleum, but probably
none ON leaf tobacco
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER
OF COURT,
IN THE vILLAGE OF oARRoLTON.

IN THE NIII4A6N OF UARkULTONl
'nE TrESDAY, the e2d day Of March, AID 1854,
" between the hours OF tNO and tour o'clOe u m,
or the premises, will sold 10 the highest bidder
the following real estate as the property of John
Dodd deceased, to.Nt: Situate in the county OF
Montgomery and state OF Ohio All Of lots no. a. and
As, situate and heng in the town Of CarTollton agree
ably to the plat Of said town. sad lots have on Them
large, fine and commodIous brick dwelling, u good
stable, and other good nntbuldlngs
Said property has baen app Rlsed ree Of dover, at
$1,000 aud cannot sci for loss than wo thirds of tho
apprais ed yalue thereof
TERMS or sALE-One- third cash IN hand ON day
Of sale and one third IN and one-third ~ two
years. with interest from day OF sale to be secured by
mortgage on the promises.
WI LIAM DDDDS,
Administrator of John Dodds, dsOtased.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney fe2pwt4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
p r o s Il f. O II u S
OF THE
Dayton Weekly Empire,
BY HUBBARD & BROTHER,
tLAT OF THE LOGAN COUNTY GAzErTE3

tLAT OF THE LOGAN COUNTY GAZErTE)
Having taken charge OF the DAYroH EMPIRE, we
possess all the desired facilities for publishing first
class paper and respectfully submit this Prospectus
TO the Patriotic, Liberty loving Democracy every
where, ioF thor subscription and support
The EMPIRE will he Demooratd paper, without
any prefix qualification, II will be for Don n5ltution
for Law, for Liberty, for Peace '.The Empire Is
Peace" said Napoleon, and So humby, but earnest
ly, say We, These ideas we ahall ipcucate; not by
violent foicibe resistance TO constituted authority
but within the pale Of the law, by argument by facts
by appeals to ihe reason OF tho people.
I his year OF 1864 s destined 10 be memorable for
all time. Itmust mark the Era of Democratic Resto-
ratlon-Law, Order Peace, and Union-or the utter
and final overthrow Of American Lihety, with super
yenng Despousm, or Anarchy, which Is moro TO be
depored than Despotism.
One OF the conditions Of Democratc success,Wheh
must Oe camphe@ WIN, Is me dissemination OF Dem
ocrauc papers. These ought to be pat in the hands
Of every man who will read them. II this we're of.
fected s doubt OF success next fall would he renoy-
ed; The Peopew redeem thcmse yes, II they can
only be informed, NY
TRoss who were readers OF the
LO G "A NJ Ct "A " "a II u IA
Will understand what IS to be the character Of the
EhPIsE. In addition 10 carefully prepared and sound
Democratic editorials and selecuons It will be ul OF
Life, Spice, and rietv.
A. MARION MELHoRNR- having declined to take
charge Of the Roman Empre-wil have Depart.
m6nG in The ENPRE Of Dayton, and will "irradate
the evening horizon" "with his usual ability" as
The author of "uNOLE SANS HOTEL" "RYE
COFFEE" ode SERENADE," &c, will sing his
merry songs az often as occasion inspires them.
There will as in the logan Gdrstte be quantity Of
"Butternuts picked up under our own Tree" and
served n each number Of the Weekly.
In addition 10 this, careful attention will be paid to
the News OF the Week, Market Reports, and, Ia
word, Rll that goes to make up pleasant, reliable,
and radically sound Democratic paper
We send his Prospectus to old friends eve rywhero
and TO many Of whom We hope TO make friends, in
the belief and hops that they val aid usIp the estab
hshment OF q reasonably prosperous Democratic
paper
TERMst
To single subscribers So per annun, always In ad
vance. Aner deliberstiOn we have concluded not
withstandng the exorbtant prices for paper, ink &c,
to send ten copies OF the Weekly for Fifteen Doars,
knowing that there ~ not a township M OHIO whore a
club may not be made up these terms
The Dalyis sont to mail subscribers for 81 per an
mum, IN advance, or six months for So.
Address
HUBBARD & BROTHER,
DAYTON OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE :

A Ill persons having claims against Job Henry
~ Snyderman, will present them to the undeTsgn-
ed who has been duly appointed assignee, for settle
ment ja9wG" WILLIAM KLOEKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
Grunks, sc.
A9rnbtslolls.

Andrew WeinRartner,
stall No. ~, Western Market Hous,.
Dealer In W.
Fresh Meats, Hams, ,SauSage,& Sc,
Always on hand, Of choice No. stock. auledsn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

q Adam leiss against Thomas Roltorf I No. 26S.
UVhhcton. Before Will am Goudy, JuAues Of ths
Ohio. '
ON the l9!h day OF January, 1894 an srdsr Of At
~ tachment Was issued by SAID Justice against said
Thomas BOtorf, for the sum Of twenty seven liars
and seventy cents 1927 TO-, snd said case has been
o'cloclta m. 49,
lel1Wj ADAM LEIS9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29
LEGAL N0TICE

~ FNI4' =
FINHE undersigned hereby nothes ConfaI RueRer,
l. that she has filed her petition in the Cour1 Of
Common Pleas OF Montgomery County Ohio pray.
ing to be divorced from said Conrad Rueger her hus-
band Cause-willful absence for three wears
BARBARA RUEGER.
J, II. bAGGoTri Attorney, ie27Wu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29

NCTICE IL hereby given that Oh undersigned hss
the estate Of William /, McEea, late OF the county
Of Montgomery, Ohio deceased. by tho probate court
OF sald county: MILTON \, MONEAL.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-31

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