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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMP
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONGSTREET REINFORCED AND
MARCHING ON KNOXVILLE-J0HN
MORGAN AGAIN.

ClNcINNArr, January 24-James Mclean,
and old citizen, died yesterday evening.
A dispatch says Captain Eaken, staff Off
GER, from Knoxville on Thursday week ago,
brings information that Longstreet has been
reinforced BY 10000 men, and was advancing
on Knoxville, pushing General Granger's
forces before him. II is thought our army
will be compelled to fall back to the enlrench-
ments at Knoxville 1t is reported that John
Morgan is at the head Of 5000 cavalry, ma
king a movement TO cut of Communication be-
tween Knoxville and Chattanooga, or a raid
into Kentucky. The Sixth New Hampshire
arrived here yesterday. The One Hundred
and Ninth Pennsylvania, Twelfth, Sixty-sixth
and Finy-seventh Illinois arrived at Louis
vile.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

Mr.. Republican, If you are honest,
Gas you always claim to beg suppose you tdl
us candidly, through the public prints, lst-
what you think Of the emancipation Of 3 mil,
lion of niggers, as q scheme OF social retortAi
And, I'd, how do you like it as a measure Of
Equality" justified by the Declaration of In
Dependence Confess your shame, or vindi-
cate your honor The work Of emancipation
is now progressing, under the war power, and
the abolition of slavery has been made a pre-
requisite to the readmission into the Union
Of the rebellious States. Our army, to-day, is
fighting for negro emancipation because ne
gro emancipation is contingent upon It's sue.
cess. Meantime the "equality" Of the negro
is openly avowed, and the Declaration of In.
dependence prostituded 20 the base use'of au.
thority in the premises,
WhosOver therefore, is not in favor aboli
ton and negro equality, must repudiate blaol
rspublicanism. This is obvious toall men o
common sense, and 'the wayfating man, the
a fool" will hardly be excused for not seeing
kkdH .a0itsa ,.Uaa Gatauiu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

Information can be obtained Of a Lady's
Portmonaie, containing a small sam Of mo
ney, and SON stamps, by calling atthis Office
and paying charges. Std
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

Boarding Wanted, by a young lady, in a
private family, where there are no other
boarders. Address this office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
For FRAUD.

BALTIMORE, January 24-Colonel Fish Of
the First Connecticut cavalry, until recently
Provost Marshal Of Baltimore, was to-day ar.
rested, by order Of the Secretary of War, on
charge of fraud and corruption.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

Morgan About.-John Morgan, at the
head of 5000 men, and smarting for revenge,
is again on the a path. lie is heading for
Kentucky, or East Tennessee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

House for Rent on Scar st., and a farm
for rent or sale below Centreville. Call at
VIM. Walkers Clothing Store, Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
Illinois Central RaIlfoa0.
l@MRaHgRR9


OhAhGE OF TIME.
~ anu Silor Monday, November Is, 1901. Passsns,,
iiHnA VIII leave Nation ana Pana, as follows
NATION,
doing North, $40 y m aud Ii,00
s0iug South, 400 "a M and 500 u m
LEAVE PARA
uoing North, 600 u IA and 2.sUDm
uOinB south, 1880 u ~ and 7;4b M
nOli w.. p. JOHNSON, Ger.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
FRANCE AND THE SOUTH-A MIXED
AFFAIR

NEW YORK, January 24.-The Times con
tains a translation Of a letter from a - ench-
man, formerly in the rebel army, dated eh.
mond, january llth, to a friend here, he re.
ports the arrival Of another agent Of the
French Emperor, named Martigny, via Mas
uau, and his mysterious conference with Jef.
Davis. 1t is known says, he that JEFF has
promised to recognize the empire in Mexico
and promised France all the advantages OF
the Southern ConfederAcy if Napoleon would
recognize and support the rebel cause. All
our principal men, he says, think therefore
a war between France and the United States
near at hand. The writer has no doubt tho
plan of making General Lee dictator will be
adopted as the only means to counteract the
strength of tho North. Lee has expressed a
willingness to accept il. lie and JEFF are on
bad terms, and the latter would have to retire,
The latter is very unpopular in consequences
oil keeping Bragg so long in command. He
has even thought since Bragg's dismissal of
giving him command of the army Of Virginia
and sending Lee to Dalton, but had TO AbAn-
don his plan on account Of the great influence
brought to bear against il. Johnston, who
took command Of Bragg's demoralized army,
thought OF retreRting TO Atlanta, butwas kept
at Dalton by orders from Richmond, that he
might take advantage Of a probable weaken
ing Of the northern army by iurloughs and ex-
~piration Of term Of service.
JefFsplan is to keep the armies on the de
f%snsive, though Lee gave his opinion that
with the miserable condition Of the army in
regard TO clothing aud provisions, it was i'm.
possible to do so.i Early's expedition was .
miserable failure, more than a thousand vete
rams returning horS dr combat having hands
aud feet frozen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
. .IMIN PROBATE ~OOURNTOM.l

NTOTIOR IL hdfeby given toall AdministTators ~
ecntOrs and Guardians whQ Areln delenllloI ming
I. vsnto1es and sale bills, or Cor petllement with the
/. toun, 10 Gems forward Immedietely and perform sad
duties, and falling 80 To do, the proper pFoeesAnRa
IN IL i~nstitptadt 10 cOmpal The safle, j! .l4
dAkfJRL BOLTIN Prohale Judge " Co "
Dayton, Ohio, January y lsGtzIalldsawh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

Grand Ball-A grand ball will be given
to morrow night, at Dickey's Hall, Fifth st.
Manager, W. II. Kettle. Tickets, 80 cts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

Berthe painting now on exhibition at
Huston Hall are said to be the best ever in
our city by those who witnessed them last
week.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
Dayton, Acnia and Columbus kuIlro.n
- MM


hhhh DaIIy Trans East, VIA UolLmLus Do.
= uuh"ls rom Dayton to all kAstelL sIues i"'ouA'
e 20 Ialiy Ifains East, leaving DaVtan ,.
10y "1 4, ~ uoiioNAi NIshi Express 1850 a. n,. C,,,,, :,
49, n,niY a1 my hApresA At ll'l6a m; theho ran.
s'op Ouy At Aenia and London. cconi,u1staui- ,h !
w. I.opS al all way stations between Dnytnn 49,
Wy :, Dayton, night express asa. M. ae.,,.
press I ~ y. IA. N'n''"ha'I DAY Ia
I.a.ua run by COLUMBUS time, which ia n,n,,..
Ger tliAh Dayton time. minutes tHr
nao,sn ueEets uan be had for all kasloru c,t..
'AiMus Il !" KING, 1iCke OF Agent.
H. w. WOODMA n, BupaunL.nd.,,
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ASSIGNEE's NOVICE.

A IT. persons having claims against Job Henry
n snydsrman, will presnnt them 70 tho undanigu.
81, who has been duly appointed assignee, hF settle
msutt jsswca4 KLokkkh
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Baltimore and OHIO KaIlro.a


~ ~ M ~ sisEgsSl
4 AhAAT NATIONAL = ~
lhston ana Baltimore on the EasI. nna 4 .
benwOod ana farkersbnrg on the West, N wb,cI ni.th
no,nis M ~ !. w HaiiIoeas, cleaners, &c, Tor and nom a /
Three Trans Daily for ali the Eastsrnin1
lhs Il the only route to Washington Git,
i'hto baltimore NJ $50, TAO and IU;tv 4 M. T..
~ ~ M on sundays at 4.JU ana 7;1U A A.
Leave washington At 600, 7.4O and IA A M, ~ Vnll
II" Tb y y ~, Un elhdays at $3.50 and s p IN ouIy. 80"
lnIoush tickets 10 The Eastern ciuss ear h.
wa Washington city al an additional cbaraa PsoeaItd
UNI "S I"'.k andinre M low as by an1 miner 70.
iuiulte iOi uehels wa baltimore and Dino h.tt,'nS
""'' VI '' piinS'psi hallrosd Offices In The W,st
:. II; SULLIVAN, Gen. Wosiern a.,
~ A. .n,,L; ~, OOlh, Gen. neketAgI
VIZ. shlIH, Master OF grAnsporShan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

B6S"America produces about one hundred
million gallons of whisky per annum, and
drinks NEST of il herself, Bully for us.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
Dayton and Cincinnati x. n

eR&N&kSS
n and after November 40, lsGS, AND uuuI ,nr,,,.
notice, Passenger aud Freight TRAINS viii -,
DAtlONs gong north, Aa follows:
Q.dn A. M. through Freight and Av,omuu.1.u,
O.fU with Passenger Car attached,
mon A. M. Mali tram for Springfield uuhn,.t.
lUsOU Urbana, Belleiontaine, Forest, Uiv,s ~,
Sdndusky, connecting al Springfield with Iran nv
London aud Columbus arriving IN Columbus Al IN, -
nj al urlauna WIN tram Tor OoiuntuA: nj IuT,sI -
IRAN on PilsbuTg, ~. Wayne a Chicago X. H. ssa
East arriving VA Oreslllne at 6:4b p N aud pItt.laif,
1:J9a li W clyde with Tran on Cleveland nnJ L.,
~. II, gong hAstt arriving IN Gle VelAnd AZ 50, . a
Dunklfk al j;3Oh m, anu Buffalo at 6:sU A a, u,n.'
West arriving IN Toledo ~ 1910 a m, Delreit M 49,
M chicago NJ lU'jO y m, and SanduHkE NJ 6;4b a. M.
H.. r. IA. Night Express lUT Springfield, Irimna
Osll anu belleiuntaue, connecting a. k.,.s, -"
lHun gong Hast on Plttsbufg, H. Wayne and Ib,,.
hOadi arriving u Ctestline nj O.l5 ~ IA, pluslar, .t 4 q
y m cong West with Train arriving an "a $780,,
OiIp a IN, and Chicago NJ lUg4U n N, ~ Clyde v,tL -
On Cleveland ana Toledo X. X. arriving Iu Cl.vsIsi,d -
S'"Vh IN, Dunklrk al 400 y IA aud BuIhuu nj 1.sO 4 4.
reaches ~handusky Al TAO m. "'
4. M. huntsville Accommodation. i.av,n.
tsOO Dayton on ARRIVAL VI 1rAIn from C,n.n,sIss
isHclbhB Springfield nj 300 p N, UIianA al lO,Ss \ ~.
nest Llbefy AZ HE'S m, belleluutaIne ~ u.bl a,
and Huntsville at lz:lz \ IA. I"
Tickets wa this Line 10 all ponts North. h..t An
west can bo had Ut the Ticket Uthes IN IN, IIia.t- -
-SAMIL ". KING, Ticket Agent.
- Fare always IA low ar b any other routs
FoT lhlVfiihtiun relative 10 amp piuk IrelpLI IN M.
soutui hppJ NJ The COmpHny'H fTuiEht IslyL-, A.
hASsEi, Agent. Ii. RICE. uu,y,frnay u
M. q. OLArri Gen. Ticket Agent. ne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

B6S"Years of weary travel aud a life time CT
study at Huston Hall tonight.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
Railroads.
Dayton a Western RAILROAD.


ON and after Monday next trains on ,no lndiai
u Central will leave the Union Depot, blkth street
atB;65 a m and 400 y m.
Returning, Will ernve ~ lI:lO a m and $40 y m.
1he 500 a M, ana 400 y m, express trans ma
close connections 10 al points IN the Nest aud kOut
and 800 y m train ~ the shortest and quickest fou
10 Chicago and the Northwest.
nol7 E. W. WOODWARD, superintendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

Bgy-Lovers of the beautiful and admirers
of fine art should visit Huston Hall tonight.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
Dayton Weekly Empire,
BY HUBBARD e. BROTHER,
uATE OF THE LOGAN COUNTY GAzErrE.)

Having taken charge Of the DAYTON EMPIRE, we
possess all the desired facilities for publishing a first
class paper, and respectfully submit this Prospectus
TO the Patriotic, Liberty loving Democracy every
where, for their subscription and support.
The EHPGRE will be a Democratic paper, without
any prefix or qualification. II will be for Constitution,
Tor Law, for .liberty, for Peace. "The Empire il
Peace" said Napoleon, and SO, humbly, hut earnest.
ly, say we. These ideas we shall inculcate; not by
violent or foTcible resistance to constituted authority,
by appeals 10 the reason OF the people.
This year Of 1861 is destined 20 be memorable for
ali time. Itmust mark the Fra of Democratic Resto-
aion-Law, Order, Peace, and UniOn-or the utter
and final overthrow OF American Liberty, with super.
yenlng Despotism, or Anarchy, which is more to be
deplored than Despotism.
One of the conditions OF Democratic success, which
must be complied with, is the dissemination Of Dem
ocratlc papers. There ought To he put in the hands
Of every man who will read them. II this were ef
fected, all doubt Of success next fall would he remoy-
ed; The people will redeem themso yes, it they can
only be- informed. Iat tItUulIn OF tHltU.. ,
Those who were readers Of the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
DaytOn ma MIchlgan RaIIroaa.

ON and after sunday, NOV 10, lsOa, lrAnn w.,
~ leave Union Depot, sixth street, for 1oitdo hu
all Intermediate points AZ follows:
Toledo and Chicago Mail NJ 100 n m.
Chicago aud Detroit Night kKprsss NJ 6:Oe D m.
nOl3 X. M. bHOEMAKhH, Supsrtbtundpnt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
The Latest Wait from Macmillan

1t will be observed, by reference to our tele.
graphic newt to-day, that Maximilian has
at length fully made up his mind to "sit down
on the throne" Of Mexico. In other words, a
scion of "the hated House of Hapsburg' is
to DO planted on tho American continentl--
Andthe agreementbetween him and Napoleon
doubtless is, that Southern independence shall
be contaminated. Recent events, also, tend
to establish the belief that our pusillanimous
rulers, at the proper time, will meekly bow
themselves, and say amenl Having already
crawled upon their bellies aud licked the dust,
they will probably continue to do so "all the
days of their lives The strength OF our
country has been wasted in a most unnatural
and wanton conflict for the exclusive behoof
Of niggers and a~bolitionists, and now when O.
vertaken by insult and injury, it is helpless.
Wolfstenberger's Panorama. - This
magnificent painting will he exhibited every
night this week, in Huston Hall, and on We'd
nesday aud Saturday afternoons for the ac-
cumuuOdhJluh vi sChuois hhu ihihliles' AhOoo
who have seen it are delighted with its beau
ty. See advertisement and descriptive bills.
B0S~America produces about one hundred
million gallons of whisky per annum, and
drinks NEST of it herself. Bully for US.
B6S"Years of weary travel aud a life time CT
study at Huston Hall tonight.
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L N Or Z 4 Il Il Z


q
A. MARIOS MELHoRsE - having declined to take
charge Of the Roman Empire-will have "A Depart
menti in the EAiPIRE OF Dayton, and will "irradiAte
the evening horizon, !" with his usual ability" ab
"the sequel will truly SHOW
The author of "uNCLE SANS HOTEL" "RYE
COFFEE" "DE SERENADR," &c,, will sing his
merry songs as often as occasion inspires them.
There will, NJ in the LOgah Gdssttc, be q quantity of
"Butternuts picked up under our own Tree" and
served in each number OF the Weekly.
IN addition to this, careful attention will be paid 10
tho News OF the Week, Market Reports, and, in O
word, all that goes to make up q pleasant, reliable,
and radically sonnd Democratic paper.
We send This Prospectus 70 old friends everywhere,
and 10 many OF whom. We hope to make friends, in
the belief aud hope that they will aid US IN the estRb-
lishment OF q reasonably prosperous Democratic
paper.
TO single subscribers 50 per annum, always 10 adj
vance. A1er deliberation We have concluded not
withstanding the exorbitant prices for paper, ink, &c,
to send ten copies OF the Weekly hr Fifteen Dollars,
knowing that there IA not a township IN OHIO where o
club may not he made up on these terms.
The Daily Ii sent TO mal subscribers for 50 per an
mum, IN advance, or six months for s..
Address
. HUBBARD q BROTHER,
."l.H. ..H DAYTON OuIn D
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

= r. . = p II O II u y
OF THE
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A.Rgdl.
SllERIFF'S SALE

OF A VALUABLE FARM IN JACKSON TOWN
SUR.
solomon Hoops, petitioner, against Susan Hoops
heury Hoops IN others, defonda t., Superior
lN virlua OG Rnd m obedience to, The command OF
~ M order ui sale i--ted ~ the above case Nv tina
superior Npur 81 Montgomery county, Ohio, viii
oHer at pnoio sale on III" pren'i es, on
.. NrtrsY ttU, liuch -, 1884,
~ one o'clock ~ Of said day the following described
real estate Ylz (bepg III Ia ~ who eon the snid
Evan Hoops resided up to the time Of hiA denth) sit
uaie anu being D., the township Of Jackson M the
county OF MonRometl' AMI IN the state Of Ohio, and
bOunde and desciit ed ~ follows, to.witi
Being the northeast quarter ~ section nutnbsr ~
seven, range uuinbur four t4 towuship number four
N) east Of tho in'rdnn line drawn north from the
q eat Mmm River, heginnng.i The northeast corner
~ said srctpni thence runuing west along the sec
uon line Que hundred aud XIV > oles utOli thence
south parallel with the section limo one hundred and
hhyscven amt hree.ouuh poles (ib7JI), thence east
frailel WIN the section line one hundred and sixty
UO poles to tho east boundary line OF snld secton
thence uorlh Que hundred and fifty seven end three
fourth poles QbIs4) along IN section line to the
place Of heglnulng. containing cne hundred aud fhy
soVen and thr e,fohrti acres OF land, be the same
more or less 90 b' sold Zee Of d1Werl Under tor
mer writ o ART ton u wns appraised Vt So per acre
SAID Hrm ~ situate tunr mtle- northwest ot Farm.
erSVlle four milcg southeast OF West Alexandra and
three ulrs southwest ot townsville, within one mile
tire Dayton md Eatnt 1urnplkA and one. bnlt tnte
of the Germantown Farnersvlln and West exam.
dria Turnpike. This hrm well watered, 1ayiup
several good springs, about sixty acres heavily tim,
herrd, aud the baRnc" under good .tate ot rultva.
ton. The isA good orchard on the premises
The terms Of solo are une-third cash one third In
ono year and tho balance two years from the day OF
tnle the deicrroi payments 10 bear six per cent m.
lertHt and TO be secured by mortgage tho premises;
and cannot sell Tor loss Than wohrds VI IT, apprs.
ed lne.
GEORGE woGlMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
II A. HtuK, Attorney ie2Owt-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29

George Moyer, PlainliH, against CsthArine Mover
aud others, Defendants. No. 2sJ1, Montgomery
superior Court In Partition.
4 WILL offer NJ pubic sale on the pREMISKg on
i TUESDAY, MARCd 20, 1854,
Al one oc oek m Of said day, all that tct or panel
Of lgnd situate aud lying m the county OF Aantenn
= aud state Of Ohio. beginning A. The soatheast
corner of the n7rhw est quarter Cf section s ownshtp
s. Dngs 4, 81 thehcs $50 lS1 POLES IL iuks 10 q
corner on The county hns' thence % ~ roles links
corner on the county line then, s5' isl poles
10 links % corner stake; thence 80 ~ poles 4
links 10 tho place OF beginning. coula ing one hun.
rcd acres.
This fArm u situated On the county line road. ak
miles west OF Germantown, three miles of Wiuchos
ter hnd about nine miles north Of Midd ttown There
II good, neyer'ialnR .Pung Of wserou the prem.
iHes, good, Tame iarnht use tsrp, siAl- and crhs
grainhouse Npshhouse, dryhoune, and good ofrhnri
u rut uf most every yafrty. The preA ses A,e ali
y complete repar and anders high state OF cultiva
ufu.
The premises have heen appraised vt $50 psr acr,
aud csbnot sell TOR ssz thsn iwo-thirs Of the aioy
sppfaisement.
fenns--One-third cash, onc-thrd In one voar and
lhe balance IN two years from The day Of sale The de-
erred payments 10 hear per cent isterea and 10
- secured ~ mortgage on the premises
Ghuhdk WORKMAN, Sherin Mont roiinty
hopG MCMAHON, AtloutOys ta,vfs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29

John Shoots w. William Robson, deceased Admin.
-trHtot superior Court uf Montgomery County
No, 2I5l.
DY virtuo of m order oF sale made IN the above
ID ease by the superior Court Of Montgomery coun.
~ and TO me directed, win Utier NJ pubic sale NJ the
door OF tho Court House, on
Sd'urddL AnfrL l9, 1904,
AT two o'clock ~ OF sud day the ollowina described
real estate, WI! Lot mum ored seventy (7Ol In the
town o, Union, In he oonay OF Montgomery and
state Of Ohio
Appralsed, with tho improvements thereon at one
hundred and twenty yo dollars (s2i aud cannot 4.lI
for less than two thrlsof IN d Rpprnisement,
Also, one black hots called Niger, aged six ycnrs
Term cash
GEORGE woe tMtN, sherid Mont. county.
j A. JoHuAN, AttDrney. f,nsts
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sHERIFFS SALE

W
Richard l.. McIIenry Case No. 26i3
IlN virtue oi an execution issued by the superior
ID Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, IN the nloye
case, will offer nj public sale nj tho door OF the Court
House IN the City Of Dayton, on
Saturday, Mdrch ., 1854,
A. o'clock pan Of SAID day tho following described
real estate. To wit Lot numbered tout thousand two
hundred and hiy.trer ti2i3l M numbered tho re
vsed plM OF the city of Dayton, county OF hnntgOtn-
cry AniNstao of Ohio.
lhe above described property is located on Quit.
man street and lhere Is good frame cottgc h,tise
On said lot
ApIIhNsh SiAI
And cannot sell for less than twothrds of the gye
apprais sement Terms cash.
GEURGE WOGAMAk, Sheriff Mont county
nAvtRa \ L0wH, Attorneys. isgnufs
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SHERIFFS SALE.

ia 1b Apple for of officers of Court Va Isaac "
vinyard ct al. Montgomery Superior Court Case
No. 1902.
Df Yirtue OF yend execution AGAINST tho prnper.
ID ~ Of Isaac W. viuyard ol Il, viii ner al piiiIc
sale al the door Of The tourt House Ia the city Of
Dayton, on .
Sdfrriliy H1rrh 9, 1864,
A. two rlOS m SAID day the fold wing described
real estate, W Al the north half OF 'h0 northeast
quarter OF secuonla, township 4, gunge g. st In The
county ~ Montgomery and slate OF Ohio ere, nH p
acres n ltnd Oi The same nov owned aud ocinpied
by Jacon Apple and decided 20 hm by Philip stoeks.
iager beeemlnf n lsio, deed recorded 10 book g.
No, 2. rage "a. and beng the same hand decided To
Peter snS ier BY tho Couft Of Chancery, OF Monigom
cry count n tto " Onto m a suit wherein he Wa
plaintiff and the heirs OF Henry snydar we're defend
Rpts, containing about thirty acres
SAID land is -iiuAte IN lacks N t0anshp, about
three mites northwest Of Farmt rsyle, and I. we'll
aud heavily hmi"red. Appraised a Sfu per acre aud
cannot ell for less than two thirds ai said appralsa.
ment Terms oash.
ia3uWts GEORGE MOgAMAN gbsrfn
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SHERIFF'S SALE
doersc umDaogO'' rsecnlorl superior Count


Alexander 5WayWU Case No 7O5
DN Vrtus of Vondi "Necuuuu against the property
ID 6c 10 mo direcei nom tho Clerk Of the Superior
Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio will otter at
public sale NJ tho door uf uOu House Ia the cit
OF Dayton, on
Si'ufduVi hHrch o, 1861,
Al two o'clock oi said day, the following describ
ed real estate, VIII Tho interest Of Alexander SyaVul,
lthe same beng one SiAth) IN lot numbered VI on
Findlays plat Of land In MRdriyor lownship, Muat.
gOmery County OHIO, being In range 7, township 2,
section No. 49, containing about fve aud eighth
micS, Also, thl interest Of Alexander SWaynie M
lots numbered lldl, li62, and lie3 M nunherci on
tho revised plat ul tho cJ Of Dayton, county OF Mont
follows
Lot So. ", Fiullay, ouo.piSth pnrt nt.. sgls 90
Lot No ,lhl, lhytDn, onr-siNth pnrt at.,.., 10 ~
Lot No llGl Dayton, one sNth part at..,.. su 90
Lot No l,lG1, Dayton, one sixth pant at.... 30 90
And cannot sell ur less than two th ris OF the aInVe
upprA sciilent Terms cash
GEuhGE wOGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county
JAhRs ~ sntru' Attorney ia27dtwawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-29

MARY Jane Bright, AdmnistrainH Of WIN. Rngbt.
estate fl'inpii aesinsi Jonas heeghey, defendant
before John Burnett, IN uee OF tho fsaeo of Ief.
tarson 'osnship' Montgomery county Amount
ON the lhih day ~ January, SG4 SAID Justice issued
~ sn onder al Altachnentn n The ahnye action Tor
The sum ~ one hundred and M. dollars ana srv.
enty I'VE oenis Case SET ior heariug on tho isth ia,
nl March, lsSi, at y o'clock AN
iHSastt' MARY JANE BRIGHT.