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The weekly sun., 1864-08-27
The Pirate Tallahassee.
More Ves>,eIs Captured.

Portland, hdine, August is.-Ihe schooner y.
u. Harris, oi Dorchester Captain Dclano, arrived
here to-day, and reports having been csptursI Au-
gust 18Th, swcnty miles west o. Seal Island, by the
pirate lall'ilassac, and bonded for eight thousand
dollars. lhe Harris brought IN the crew, Of the
following schooncrSwhich were captured and sc,,,-
tied by the Tallahassee Schooner Howard. CANAAN
Burr o. New York; Schooner CoTsl Wreath, h,C an ain
B.a.e al Westport schooner Fila Carol,pc. Can
tain Poor. Of Portland; schooner Restless Of ,p,h
bay All the foregoing were captured BY tAc Tall,-
hssses ON Monday. Tie crews of these weasel.
we're allowed to take all their clothing and eects
The Howard had been prev ously captured by ,b,
Flcrids and bonded. All the crews OF the vessel,
captured represent the Tallahassee Is being yerv
heavily armed. She WIS short Of coal, and inou rcd
for the nearest port TO obtain supply. Her officers
also inquired all -tout the fishermen in the DIV .f
Cta'our, whe,, shc is probably bound.
1bs "ir.te ConIins ut Halifax.
NaltJcr, Apg"st is.-The pirate Tallahassee a
coal ne from u vessel alongside Of her, and
WI probably take her departure some time during
.he night.
Ertersl War Vessels Previously Ordered
90 Halifax.
Wdsh'n5'oa Aug. 1s.-The Navy Department.
had ordered two vessels to proceed TO Halifax seve-
isl days before the o4cis information wss received
of Toe faIsh,~ee's entrance into thai port.
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Thursday, AuGu,ss 1S.
GENERAL. SHERMAN.
Rebel Force Before Dnltop-Its surrcr DEP
demanded. etc.

ptIuuuutus VUs
Wdshin1ton. August f7.-At Atlanta opcr,t son,
have settled down 70 regular ricse. Gen. sScr-
man Ia strongly iuirencheL and is gradually cx-
tcnding h.s lines around the city.
SECOND purArcn.
Loyf'rf''e. Ky- August IL The rebel &c acral
Wheeler. with seventeen hundred cavslrymc, h, de.
rnande1 tie surrender OF Dalton, C., On the .vep.
ng u the ii,h instant, OF Col. Licboldt, o = tho
Second Missouri, commanding at uat post. The
force of Col. LeboIt nutnhers $50 m-n. s'sght
skir'nsh was going m when The Lar, train lon
Dalton. This train hid Col. G lum aul three 9th.
cF railroad men boa-d. returning from between.
Ainrsvillc oud Calhoun. Taco men woe obliged
TO repair tie road which had hccn destroyed by
small dctnchmcnts from Gen. whcoors force. The
rrlc's had nso CAPTURED aboIt 1. Government cat
t,c, ON their way to Atlanta, aud nearly all the o;h-
Gers n ciar~e uf thcm. I.e railroad men escaped
alter the train hal lett DITTO. Cen sherman be-
i1. tee r-ihic,',v advised o. the movements oi
the rc'c els, started n large force IRON latta-
no y in pursuit II them. Thc ls,cs, heard from
plon Wa just ut nigh,lan ou u.o 1;'h, when can.
uc1odinr was Going on. Rrmor says that, as the
tr,,tN were leaving Rosacn, II OF our mcn We're
cirtircG rs tue rebel force i q, captured the cat.
b's lu41 Tl'l niu b'tn ant q It'i l'N btu. Sarr-
man, aud be prepared 10 meet tho retels At
iInI ortan, pon.s.
TnTTp pisrtrCn.
Louisritc, AUg.s. 'I.-Inrec hundred and
Gay hcri OF ca,uc, captured h. wheeler, have
hccn recovered. The damages To nc railroad nolr
Cllboun have been repaired. Four tralne were nj,
! Dalton. when last bosri from.
On tic refusal OF Col. Lcbodt 10 Hirrvplcr,
wAoolcr attached Dalton, aud gorei some build.
!n'8 II tho town, whcrc they kept up harrsss.us
mr., driving Lcboslt's mcu rom thcir position to
! the station, where they checked the rebels. The
en'7v on botb s.dcs Of the r7ilroal, try,ng to
! cat the road.
sicllinaa Will probably reinforce LeSoldt in
time. down ir;al s reported captured at Atons
FIss. wLoclcs'I forcc ~ probably divided. and
opc.4 .4t!r,e AZ d.ervat points. rhnt porton at DI-
ton Is aiming ~ dcstroy TIC tunnel at lurnd
! I'm.
T'''.r1pl'ic Communication with Dalton has
cca co., ly tAc cu'EnP O; the wiro.
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.,,rti er',d.
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wednesday. August ~.
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" neocS's Cusls was I. Wv r1ot ON uN 'rc ! u"s
RIVER. ami nv rcnitous foulc r"nchcl the north
,idc of TIE vor ~ De'u Bttorn rc,r Dltch Or
rurnrr's and Tcrry's divs one, 81 tho Ionth cori
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Corps into s.tiop on II rn.y'e r III. IN tAc Vr,
M.rke, road, which leads Pom tho vicinity NJ
Mivern Hi!i directly :. u clmo,i.
Tho position thus taken i,g U.n,ccl q, ,r,,,. ~,
miles from Ri,hmori. prer made an a..,,,, a,
his fro,t aud carried . ,ne of tro cucm,'. works,
which gna'i the oprro aches 70 Richmond j." that
quarter capturing s.N n Nc'- Il cannon md NOR
tar'' some ad'ic's state tho plumber oi mottars
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| Peuu.; L"ut.G II. Brown. luth Cl'n.; l. cut. 4 :.
" nsur, otl |. ;. to.urrt Lieut.. 4. y, David, ~
| south carolina rcOel prisoner!
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E-ltecnh Army Corp, up to five o'l.,k ycstcr.
E dav afternoon. Artir ,r, anl r,u.te.,v 6r.r,b,d
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Movements In Front OF Petarshurs.
WashinSton, August i6.-rhe Department has
essassa ~ S',. ssp0s, ts~ Fsgpsn Xasss
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Ta. Pressn. trade {, between England and fr,ac.
sAs.- Aa1aA EaGi0A xpsH b. slno1 - rSn"i'
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WtsbHg'oD, 2. if.-rac s'.rctuy o tho
S,yg tfs .drc,., ,hc ,ollowing to Admiral rr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08
PETITION FOA PARTITION.

Montgomery Common Pleas.
Josepb Brown, Solomon Brown, Jacob Brown. Caro-.
line Mahus I'd William Mahue, Celiuda Hannah
aud Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah ana George
Hannah, We.
Theopholus Brown, Theodore brown, Mary Brown,
seaberry Brown, Perry Brown, sarah Brown
and Elaaheth Brown, In Partition
nlHEOPHOLUS BROWN, Theodore Brown MARY
L Brown, seaoeIry Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah
Brown, Elizabeth Brown, will take notice that Peu.
ton was filed against them the 3lst day OF August
A. A. 1894 IN the Court Of Common Pleas Of Mont.
gomerY county, Ohio, by Joseph Brown, solomon
Brown, Jacob Brown, Caroline Mahus, Wm. MGhue
Cenda Hannah, Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah
and George Hannah Add is now pending wherein sad
petitioners demsnd partition OF the following real
estate tO-sit Situate in the county OF Montgomery
and State Of Ohio, on the east \ of section 81 town
5, range east, Ac.
Beng lot No. 2 OF survey and subdivision OF
ihe lands o! Joseph Brown, deed BY order OF the
Court OF Common Pleas Oi Montgom ~ county
Ohio, At the March term, ls4l see ehAncery, record
ID, page 332 and described as follows:
Beginning on the east line Of said section a.
poles south Of the N. X. corner thareof-thence g.
thence ~ b1s E. lOl5 loes 10 q stOno in said Road
thence n " \. ~ poles 70 a stone, thence b. So r.
poles 10 a stone, thence N. Sc X. ~ poles 20 =
stone on the east line OF said section Lhsneo NJ 81
w ll2'S poles 70 tho place Of beginning containing
btA acres and has been assigned a. the dover cl
Brown 10 said lands OF Joseph Brown des'd
and that Al the neat term OF sAid Court lhs sad
petitioner Will apply for an order that partition may
be made OF said premises.
Daled this August 3ist 1854.
AbAn CLAH, Auy for Petitioner. augSi, WOW
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By. Telegraph.
EXPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING REPORT
General News--Union Prisoners Taktu,
the NebeI OaLh Of AIlaEInmnn.

AS0HNA O-Nh VI hhNA
New YoRK, Oct Sat the last exchange
Of prisoners at Charleston, 70 packages of
money, 90 packages of press matter and 1000
suits OF clothing we're delivered to the rebels
to be distributed among the Union prisoners,
who have recently been removed from Ander
sonville Ga, to the vicinity Of Charleston,
about Il 900 in all Some clothing for the
rebel officers, prisoners on Morris Island con.
tributed by the Charlestonians, was brought
back by Col Woodford
Ii is said that some 800 Union prisoners
owing to misrepresentation made to them by
the rebels, have after IL months captivity, ia.
ken the oath of allegiance to the Davis gov.
ernment and been liberated. About half of
the number have been put to work IN the
shops at Charleston, and the other half are
laboring on Sullvans Island
1t was reported at Hilton Head that | | 900
invalid rebel prisoners were to arrive there
shortly to be exchanged for like number Of
our men.
Deserters from ChM es'on represent the
southern people as much discouraged by the
Union victories, and almost as much interest
is manifested by them in the Presidential
election, as is exhibited at the North
Yellow fever is very prevalent in the city
of Charleston.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08

WAsHlNGroN, OctoberS 10 General Dix
This department has received the following
reports Of the enemy's assault Yesterday 90
General Buffers hne and their subsequent
repulsr aud General Birney's brilliant action
Of driving the enemy to their interior line OF
entreuchnents around Richmond
HEADQ RI DEP'T,OF VA, Oct Z, $50 p. N.
Lieutenant General Gram; At $50 A. NJ,
the enemy having moved Field and Hoke' 5
divisions 10 The left Of the Chapins Farm
road to our right at the Dar jytowu road. ihey
attacked with spirit kautz's cavalry and drovs
them back with small loss of men, but with
the loss Of bis artillery The enemy suffered
considerable loss in this attack
The enemy then swept down the entrench
ments towards Birney, who, having thrown
back his right, waited their assault aud re.
pulsed it with very heavy loss on the part OF
the enemy. The enemy in the meantime ad.
vanced toward New Market, but we're met by
force at the Darbytown road. At3P. N. it
took the offensive, sending Biruey with two
divisions up the Darbytown road The enc.
my retreated as he advanced, and Birney has
captured and occupied the entertainments
which the enemy took from Ksntz, and were
tortifying for themselves. Our loss has been
small not oneeiRhth that of the enemy. We
have about 100 prisoners.
Signed f. BUTLER,
Major General
HEADo'Rs 10Th ARMY CoRPs, 1915 A N.
We have repused the attack of the enemy
on our right flank with great slaughter. The
troops seem to be Fields and Picketts divi.
sions. | send you a batch of prisoners. |
am extending my righ; flank The enemy
seem to be entrenching on the Darbyville
road
[Si3ned d. B. BiRSEY
Major General.
HEADoUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc DC.
tober 7-Lieutsnt General Grant: Birney
has regained kautz's old position and holds
the enemy's line Of entertainments around
Richmond extending from Dsrbytown road to
connect with Weilzel on the left near Fort
Harrison There has been no movement at
Petersburg to-day. We have much the heat of
his day work. The enemy's loss will reach
900, in killed wounded one hundred prison.
,rs and bloody repulse General Gregg
Fields division is reported by |
ady who saw the body as killed
B. f. BUTLEa
Major General
No dispatches have been received from the |
OF Generals Sherman or Sheridan
ater than those reported in my telegram Of
(Signed) +. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
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Proclamation BY the Mayor.

| y compliance with Law hereby issue my Proc.
lanatiUu tn the iuhab ants Oi The city of DAYTON
warning them that at L. unlawful 70 sell barter or
give awHy any spiutour, Ynous malt liquors. on
the day Of any eierii neld within lhs State OF OHIO
under tue Constitution or laws thereof n
ANY person offending against the provisions OF
lhlr Act shall be hued Ia any sum not less than FIVE
nor more than one hundred dollars and be imprson-
ed In The County Jaii for period not exces,pR len
DAYS, i0r each otense sO committed"
The Marshal snd olue etcers will close all houses
ioun MolahnRthe provisions OF this Act, 90 TuesdaN
NE llth day Of Ociober, 1864, the day Of the State
election, and report iorthwh all violations thereof
70 the Mayor Il. G. ELLIS Mayor.
wv uef T. iebi oCt6tt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08

DR. Geiger.-We call the attention of our
readers to the professional card DR.. Geiger,
which appears in our paper to-day. In con
sequence of an accident which befe him some
months ago, and by which he s partially disA
Abled, the Doctor has concluded to devote
himself exclusively to an Office practice, and
to the treatment of chronic diseases. DR.. Geig-
er is an old practitioner in this county, and
his reputation as a skillful and successful ply
sician is too we'll established to require any
endorsement from us. We take pleasure in
recommending him to the confidence of the
public.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08
The killing Of van Houten n-The Ip.

INC Killing Of van H0uten The In
quest held yesterday by Coroner Rouzer, over
the body of Augustus Van Houten resulted in
a verdict that the deceased came to his
death at the hands Of George Maxwell and
Terrence Doyle The body ofthe deceased was
last evening sent to the home of his parents,
at Darbyville, Ohio. He is represented to
have been most worthy and estimable young
man. All accounts agree that he was killed
without the slightest proVoCatiou or ustRca-
ton whatever, Doyle will have hearing be
fore the Mayor 10 a short time, but Maxwell
who IS chrged we believe, with the shooting
is still at large
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08

We understand that Deputy Sheriff Clark is
playing a game of smartness and virtue,
promising Union men to vote for the Inde-
pendent candidate for Sheriff, upon condition
that they pledge to vote for the independent
candidate We don't suppose that any Union
men will be gulled by any such bait 1t was
arranged by the copperheads some time ago
that Mr.. David Clark should vote for the in
dependent candidate as blind We bave no
doubt that he will vote precisely IN that way,
but his ruse will catch nobody but FOOLS
Journal I'll - w "a &bt
OF course he will catch "nothing but fools
(these days Of ShOdddles) for one of those
same "foOls' gave $25 for the re-estAblish.
ment of the Dayton Journal. and has been
subscriber for il ever since which is proof
positive that he is "fool'--a fool" simply
from the fact however, that be has his indi-
viduAl preference as TO who shall fill public
office of this county.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08
professional.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. A. GEIGER will hereafter attend eselus,oev 10
~ an office practice, aud will give Especial Atfsn.
ton 10 the treatment Of fOHRONlC DISEASES such
as Diseases Of the TB ROAT and LUNGS, Of the EYE
and EAR, sCRoFULoUs ARFECTIONa, &C Prim.
aTY and Secondary SYPHILIS, gONOHRHQA
GLEEr, STRUCTURES, IMPOTENCY, 3c. Alao,
ptsAsEs PRcULIAR TO fEhkLEs, and eusru uariefy N
ChI0ate Dsstse, whatever may be It's character.
Office hours from M 10 s m.
Sundays, 2 TO lOA m, 2 to 9 D m.
O'ice-Corner Of Jefferson and Finh 81, Dayton,
Ohio octs.l mdsmW.u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08
Tho Panic in Riohmond.

New YoRK, October 6.--The Herald's 10Th
Corps correspondent says the situation on the
north side remains unchanged About the
usual number of desarterS come into onr lines
daily, giving about the usual report of affairs
in the beleaguersd capital of Rebellion To.
day we received tidings that the excitement u
last Thursday the family Of jeff Davis pack
ed their traps and and started in haste south
ward.
The Richmond papers even give gloomy
picture OF the consternation that prevailed
there on our approach, than any that have
scription was inc xorable and impartial, even
the sick and wounded from their military hos.
pitals, these who could walk we're compelled
TO 60 A large detachment Of paymasters
have just arrived and are paying of the men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08
LATEST NE ws.
Rsportsa Dsrsa. Of pursrlars.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

NEW YoRE, Oct. s.--General Echols, com
manding the rebels in south western Virginia,
claims victory over Burbridge on the 10th,
at Sallsville, and that Burbridge left bis killed
and wounded behind Among them we're a
Brigadier General and good many officers.
The Union force numbered G0O0, and among
them were several negro regiments, which
were badly cut up. Eehols says his forces on
the Sd, we're in hot pursuit
The Richmond Rhig OF the 6th says that
Gen. lRboden, who has been i'll, is reported
dead
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08

Another Failure second attempt by
l. B Gunckel, instiRated by W d. B and
others. to excite sympathy by getting his
friends TO throw eggs at him, has proved u
failure either the pay was not large enough
or the niger employed to throw the eggs sol
ashamed of his contract Bnt one egg could
be counted, even by the Journal man, Alas /
how that darkey fooled the Abbys-"shure as
you are born, he did
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08

Our latest Hdvices from Price and his rebel
army, represent him as marching upon Jetfer.
son City Missouri. The place is said to be
strongly fortified, and when it is attacked, we
are promised that the rebels will be terribly
whipped. After they are whipped, we are
further encouraged by the promise, that Gen.
eral A j Smith who is looking after their
rear, will complete the job of their utter de-
molition Good bye, General Price,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08

NEw York, October S.-The Herald Fifth
Corps correspondent says All quiet in the
vicinity OF Popular Spring Church. Newspa.
per and maps locate this place on the south
side of the Railroad, from the fact of our
holding it assumes that we hold as the south
side OF the railroad, or so near doing il that
rebel communications by this road is inter.
rnpted. Poplar Spring Church is about four
miles this side of the south side rail road
and although the road is more strongly threat.
ened than heretofore from our present posi-
ion the enemy still hold the road and use il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08

The Meeting To-day We have been pay.
ing some attention to the Abolition meeting
to-day, and we have come to the conclusion
that if there is any political capital in the
star-spangled banner, they are fatally bent up
on squeezing tout Horses, buggies, wag-
ons, hats caps, carts and lamp posts are literal.
ly covered with ten cent Gags. If it be true
that familiarity breeds contempt" then Il is
certain that the aboli.ionists are laboring
might and .main to bring into contempt the
Banner OF our country They are sndesvor.
ing to make up in cheap display what they
lack in sterling numbers ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08
COMMERCIAL.
DaYIOn Market.


DAYTON, October 8.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat,
Wholesale 81 90 Retail $ll So
WHEAT-Sl so.
C0RN-ll0
OATS-70.
RYE 45@l So
BARLEY--Sl 50@l60.
TEAS-$2 50@2 90
C0FFEE-59@G0e
SUGAR-30.
COFFEE SUGAR-33 D35c per ID.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-37he per ID.
M0LAsSES-$l 35@l4O per gal
RlCE-20c per h.
LARD--25@30.
BUTTER-40@50
CHEESE. .-23@25.
STARCH-l24c per n.
SOAPS-2Oc per ID.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l5@20.
BEANS--Per 80 5O@3 90
EGGS-l9 per doz
TOBACC0-9O@$llO per n
SHOTS 90 per sack.
LEAD-25c per ID.
P0TATOES.-$2 rs per bush.
HAY-Timothy $40 per ton.
WHISKY-l 80.
ToMAToEs-s2 so per bush.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08

Goods at Wholesale AS there is panic
among Wholesale dealers, causing dull 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 won't be
long, Call at the Woolen Factory and see if
there are not bargains to be had
Oct7ltd&2w w FISH,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-08

Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, &o,-Now is the
best season Of lhe year for transplanting, and
all who desire fruit trees and shrubbery should
make avail of it. George Say, corner O.
First and Ludlow street, Dayton, is connected
With many Of the best nurseries, and is pre-
pared to fill ell orders in the above line Give
him a call oct7-3wd
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INTERNAL REVENUE!
Annual Assessment.

COLLRcroRs OFFicE
u. .. Internal Revenue, Sd Collection Dist
State oiO., Dayton. o., Sept, eth, 1884
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual As,ess.
IN ments for the THIRD DISTRICT OF OHIO.
under tho EXCISE LAW ofthe UNITED STATES,
including taA on INCOMES, for the year 1853 CAR
RAGE tax, &c, have been returned to the se yernl
counties Of the District for collection. and the same
will be due add payable on aud aher the 18th insl
and until the 10th day Of October next.
The law enacts that u PENALTY OF TEN PER
CENT. be added on all delinguencies alter the eHpi-
ration ofthe legal notice. Therefore, the collecton
OF the prescribed penalty is required be enforced
nom and after the 10Th OF Octber, Aforesaid.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will be collected at the Office of the nm
deTAgned, corner Of third and Jefferson streets Day
ton, ONO. Those for.
BUTLER COUNTY,
Al the otce OF Eara Potter, Deputy Collector Hami
ton, OHIO. For
WARREN COUNTY
Al the once Of Jacob Morris, Deputy Cole tor, Leba
nOn, OHIO. For
PREBLE COUNTY,
A. the once of Josiah Campbell, Deputy Collector
katon, ONO.
JOHN l.. MARTIN,
Collector Third District OF Ohio.
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FOR RENT on SALE,

1NHE fine Cottage House, with good stabllng and al
y we appurtenances attached thereto, and ten
and known ~ the property Of the late WIN, Kichsl.
berger
Tne residence is on the old Troy Pike, quarter Of
mile rom the Corporation Line
Mrs SARAH EICHELBER0ER,