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, 1864-03-13

.coTIox-Heary and s,ladc hrucr. =: &c for Sfid.
ding urlAnts; :4c Low do.
FiogK194i! and g lover, $S.;oess9 for Extra
s.: Q for Trade Br:nds, closing quiet. -
WnIsEy..Qpcncd Dull and closed armcr and more
ter IN extreme prIca.
GEAIE-Whcat dull, and 1c lower: 416aas1.s1 for
Chicago EprtnE and Milwaukee Club; $l699 LII for
winter rcd Wcstera. Corn heavy md declining !:
$13 regula. WAY, and e1.S1 cash for shipping ullx-
cd Western In HtoTc. Oats quiet and scsscely arm.
At M99lc tor Wcbtcrn.
Wool-Quict and steady. ...... -.-.. j..
Petrol EuA-Q1let; cfuao 3iH9seH. refined In
bond 4e@5o; N0cases do for shipment 81c: refined
ftcc drm seAtl.
PRoTIsIoNs-Pork dull and prices without material
change Hecf very active and 1txner at S6na1Do for
country prime; t101@1f0o for repncked mess tl630
irmcr; sales $50 ticrces Ut z1oo@ :6. bacon sldes
dull Lard dull and heavy at f35s&1tc-later an ex-
IRENE price.
, 1864-03-13

NEW TonK. March 1n,-The Richmond WAig of
tho 9TH says Il will take about week moro to re.
build ihc railroad to Lees army. Leo haB fent out
ehspc. Of forage and subsistcnce for ,hie troops.
The circuitous route that everything has to como
over by rntlroad 1enlers it tmDosalble for Leo to
enf1ersnc. tho Wig also rnys that tho robcl iorce
in florida outnumbcscl ours lwo 10 ono.
, 1864-03-13


On FrIday last, Basil Duke, the notorious
guerrilla chicftaln and horse-thicf, arrived-in
this city, on his way to Fort Delaware. from
Columbus, Ohio, where he has been kept In
DURANGO vile for a length Of time. HI was
accompanied Lere by Major G. E. Johnson.
orders Of Major General Helntzclman, com
mnnder Of that department. Fire hundred
rebel prisoners arrived In the city about the
samo timc, and we're taken to Christian street
wharf and placed on board the steamer Ash
land. The MINOR was wcll acquainted with
this fact. and instead Of conducting them
there, lie must needs order two rooms nt the
Continental Hotel, onc for the robel and
himself, mud the other for the guards, where
they enjoy nll the comforts and Iuxurics
which this hotel affords.
4 number of the Copperhcads who infest
this city, hearing Of Basil Duke'B arrival, pro-
ccedca to thu room occupied BY him and the
" CONVERSATION with this ttnitor. and at the
sumo t!mo indulged In liquore Of all dcsorip-
tions. When this WAS over, Chestnut street
WA promcna1cl mud good time had In gen
crai. Before leaving tho Continental on sat-
urday. Dnlsc was tho recipient Of numerous
Among thu a1ticlca given was small bundle,
which thy Major did not opcn, although OK
posed to his Wow.
Willie OH t'.elr way TO tho depot at Droad
nud pftmc, lae gunrds were obltgca tv Walts
rbout twenty PAGES lil rcnr Of thu ofliccr md
prisoner, unlfl they arrived Ut this race,
when Tho cars were talen for Dolownro City,
and nom there n ,boat to ss::i or'aware'
Wlicre Busll Duke w&s Immediately conllnu1.
AfnJor johnson then proceeded to Waslilng.
tor, h,.d the guard to t!..s city. Onr reporter
Aud Il conversation with then lust evening,
And cllcitcd tho above Information. They
inrtlcr htnte TINT my quantity Of CasaEba
wlno was provided for ull llnnda wlllo on the
wny from Columbus to tlle city, which, with
ollor things indu1gcd III, could not liavo cost
expense they were unable to Inform US. Tht
extreme lcnscncy displayed on this occssIon
to ono who has been d terror 10 oil Unlo,
loving people III tic South, is surprising, nnt
the 1aattcr IL Of too much importance not tc
bo Investigated. Neither Ills nnrne nor thos.
Of tho guards were reEiatcrcd in tho list Of ar
rivals at1tho Continental uotu1.
t7y- It IL estimated tint tho total natorit,
In thyor Of tho amendment to the State Coh
stitutlon Of New Yoik, allowing soldiers tt
vote, will reach 100000.
, 1864-03-13

ST. LoCIs, March IA prominent officer Of tho
orsny writes TO 4 friend In illinois that General
Logan ia unwilling TO become candidate for Aog
e1nor Of that stata and earnestly hopss that tho
loyal voters of Illinois will unite without reference
conditional UnioniRte. who favor the pEosecntiou
Of the war to the final overthrow Of treason and
rtf]ina
, 1864-03-13

claiming to be noneo7ab,tante. who sm5uaacd
Cpl. Datl!Rrcn- Col onderdonk lcao,ta that tho
al, wcsr driven from their camp uoar Catronton'a
Etcse The camp was taken, and numbsr killed
ee1ccty prisoners were taEsa. The casny Wis
Of grain mills and store houses wc1e bufns3-
FonrEEss MONITOR, March 1.-THE steamer New
600 privatca and Is oflcers, rebel prisoners. The
EsW York sailod for Ci:y Point this afternoon
The rebel Gen Fitx Hugh Lee was sent up with this
fig OF truce 10 be EXCHANGED.
, 1864-03-13
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, MARCH Is 1864.


7-.:.--e-.@@%=-@e.-
cgc3 Of tbe promnd snniiesHon at IYnei, i,T to
ysraboud rnbbers a,i3 cutsthrosts ,3onld bs to
a1Tcst this esrtcm Of outs1eea. Wo would be 70
1cyeh rom ILLS cet q SaitiDE Tor is oafta:o1s
ar ~ 11dc, o. 10 sas' arc'. So9.a
q tbs neaas 6oi Io9s 5oisnse x:,ish 40 YI.hIa
~ ;f noist \; * tbsaa 5reshnotsrs
n ~ ~ r|ao 70 a,
b.rs - "s,drT, s.iSd1e+, ~ ~ thc .o,.r.a1
istcly INFLICTED mon w. 0"'''' - A~''>
Ie{ or sojdicin % therefore t:se the Inv In ,hoIt
oEn bsnde, and bsnc I unon ron capture tas otisers of
eyer 5alaing pafy found to e enessea in acts q
chs sractcrizcd the iate ra;d around nichynond =
Thia will cectally clock The Practice aud gye NJ
ses security assas. tas i Invasion Of x.azso high
TUE CAPTURED uasn.r.
Trrsuun.ne the documrota found On tse bodv ot
Dab]grcn to be authentic, she Nholc question Of
the recent ntte1npt to inrade Richmond, burn and
be and o IL
our way caoar to what should bo done With those
o1so 10 0 Paaba
yictions Of our judgnent-a Judgment which win
be promptly Sustained by the civilized world, In
tiens Sot unci,iiizcd. d. a~''' Va A~'''' -
Are thesc men "nrriors? Are theJ Aold:cEa
taEcn IN the performance Of duties roeoZnlzed -
Of civilized warfare; arc they assassins, basbs
T1tne. hngn who hase 1ofiol:ed land expect 70
losc) their IEes1 Arc they not bssbastAns redo
Goth th4 liu9. u Or the sa.eoons ~, The oonsents-
neous voice Of al Chrt6tendom will Bhrdd:rtng1J
proclaim th:m rnonFtnFs. whom no 'eenttne,sial
idea Of humanity, no tfmorpuB vir.Ta Of cxpcdlrn.
g, no trembling terror Of .conseancnces. should
l4ye ghc1dcd 1ron tho quickest aud sctncst dcath4
What more have &C 10 drood from Yankee NAL
Ice or brutality than We now know awaits M, ii
eucoeas attend them Whist have VIC to hope from
creatures stimulate either fhe brutality Of the Ya.
KEGS On the one hand, or increase tGcif capRcily
aud means for d,aboi,s1n on The o.hcri Bofh IL
II thcsc men 70 uppunishcd, according to tho cx-
vito tho rnnkces to sinflnr, and If posslblc stth
VIC ought 10 do With them, lot US oak what would
cre now hnyc ce1 fhcIr falc II, during WET, such
q body Of men with such purposes and such act1
had nnte NJ attempt on aud mcfu taken ln London
OF farlsf Tue E1lsl, blow tlcrce and brutal BE-:
poys who t!fsregat and exceed the TUT ll!n!ta nf
war; from The tnoutls OF cannou; The French fusil-
ntg them. ,..,,..
II VIC arc irs. powerful la'c VIC lcSspr!dc and self.
respect than c!1her OF lhose tati0nef These mcn
hnse rni lho c9pat !npsnH'n On themselves. Thuy
arc MOI tct'nsi lneJ n5o volunteer. !or fenior"o.
lees dcatA !hey llavo rushoa nna Mtc, and strt..-
;tcd ~ solsihl4EF nutaily win tlie Rrm monster.
ltl mem d,c 1ot ny co!st.marini. not M tr!snn'
re- nt ~ hoids hanat gsNene " gfhcfai order
Ett,in mn, a'tr lfer!9ons a9fntnunucr' cr'n.ch'oi.
, 1864-03-13
HEADQUARTERS DEPART
Jul MBET OF THE CUMBERLAND
Ory1ex CmET CoxA1ssAEr or sCHslsTxgcE,f
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March sth, 1851.



Sealed proposals arc Invited til st. OF Ipr fgl fbr
ins1lsl2S @ nc Sn6sfsnee Department With four thou
The Cattle 70 be delivered ut Nashville, Tenn, and
Tei9aed on nc scAies and the weight 50 determined t0
The C.ifie must average stleass elevsn hun-
d5cI and fr T1S0} pou..!- ena no animal Will be
mittcd eig6ing less than one thonod 0oo) pounds
E1css rigid Inspection viii be u1se BY sa ps5s93qs
fs the Government nsy direct Ut each delivery. -S
stays, HetfcSs and Cows aos wanted
4 bond with good ard sufficient security will be re-
qE.Jed 10: the tashnl pe7toEnanee Of thc contract
The lime OF tho delivery Of Cattle VIII be fifteen d4y8
after signing the contract, End one thousand 900 per
week viii Be required TIL the coutrset ts competed
Bids directed TO Lieut., Col. A. Porter, Chief c. s.
Department. ct the cumherl.nd: Nasavtlis Ten9 and
An cath of allegiance nlust accompany each bid. and
bid will be entertained when the bidder not
cnt to respond. pay2ents Will be made In certificates
or Indebtedness.
FoEA or Blp.-1 do hereby propose 10 furnish tha
Y snhslsteccc pepsrtne3t w!th four thouaand HaeJ
*a conditioas q re enclosed adverttsemant to BE-
delivered at Nashville Tenn. fer ths suEl OF Peg
hundred pounds eross weight. oftr as security to
NJ contract the camcs -, of.|,o :, o7,1ss ~1sssoantJs
mllsas22e2st Lieut.. Cot and Chief 6. S. D. ofC-
, 1864-03-13
LOnEstrect on Ills Travels.

Loulsr1LLE, March l2.--Tlu Dsr,ocrat hsk lufor~
1nnt1on nom an officer from Knoxville on thu 9Th,
tbnt Lorghtrcct Ind sent tia wagon trains To
l.Icn,ot'd. a VIM mounting hls entire forco. and
LongHttccs had bern ordcrod to North caroltnn.
, 1864-03-13

Appearance of Lark4nzvilIe-fscnera
Logau-A Negro 0rfler-Thc NEGROES
and their rMastcfs-Thc Lurlkius Ferry
Bridge Refugees Storte8-Tho
Troops Mt LarkfuEy1lles DC.
, 1864-03-13

Gen. Grumt'. rrogreHs.
rniLAnELr.isA, Mnrch 12.-(Icn. t@Fnnt wns n
ianeogrr Of, thit tnorning't carly train rom Ws1
instolf. !lc changed caru NJ The lclny iotac nnd
fyVccttlt4 West,
, 1864-03-13

New York money n1urhct.-Mareh u.
Money Ermer md very active At G91c.
Sterling lower and dull at S1753l.75k. ..
Gold dull and lower opening a., declining TO 61
go, ,acG = 80
Government steeks heavy ard lower. U.e-sl cou.
poDs 1IE, so coupons 1Ga9iGof 1139IN, 1T.
, 1864-03-13

PORK AND HEER PACKING IN
CHICAGO FOR 1863.4.
In the commercial columns Of to~day's
TRIBUNE will be found a statement Of the
Pork and Beef packing for 1868 4. By re-
ference to 1t, the Pork packing will be found
to foot up 90, $50 Hogs, and the Bocf-pack-
Ing to 4, ,O3G Beeves.
, 1864-03-13

New York Stock 1Iarkct.-sIarch L..
sTocKs-Lowtr. q. s. per cent 10y No. f. 731{ ;
Pc. Mall n; Erie I3A: EuIso1It9t; Eric p!d 1L9X;
Cen: scrip lSsk G: q Fin: Tol. VA: g; 0ale1s
ii: and Il, ID; since board :old quoted al isl!a
1GlL.
, 1864-03-13

Clan Tartan Lustra Grenadines
Clan Tartan PoplinA 'Luatres and He
hain,
Clan Tartan Mozambique
Brocade, Lustres, Poplins and Nohaixs
Illuminated Poplinp, Lustres and H.
hairs
Rich Choice Shades, LustreA Mohaira
and Poplna
Choice colored Grenadines in Worste1
Silk m d Isis.
Plain, Plaid and Figured Poplins aaA
LuAtres,
Blnok silks In all the moat celebrated
Makes
plAn Silks in very choice colors.
, 1864-03-13

f7g~ It IL estimated tl,at tho total majority
In thyor OF tho amendment to The State Col.
stltution Of New York, allowing soldiers to
vote, will reach 100000.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
SATURDAY, December 24th, 1864,

the following described real estate, viz
LIST, PaIt OF the west half Of section s. town o, range
east, &c.
Beginning at the S. W. corner of sad section , and
said lire thence n, % W. 81 poles To stake In the
u section line thence W. % s. 100 poles TO a stake
thence n. - W. AZ poles 10 stake thence W. 90 D.
90 poles t0 a stake 10 the sectio line thence 8. 5e f.
100 poles 10 the place Of SEVENTY
AcREs or less, with the privilege Of iye rods
g. for the pSrpose OF conveying tho water from Samuel
FOlkeTths spring branch, anywhere through the
above described premises-eNceptng however, a
piece Of said 10 acre tract conveyed by Samuel Tet
teri To John Beck, February 18TH la59, described IN
his deed as ollows
Bsgnnsngi in the center of the Dayton and Ooying-
ton Turnpke road opposite the ianotion with the
Phillipaburg pike thence north with the center Of
said D. A O. pike twenty Zee east eight and half
rods with the DIVISION line OF Marun Sheets and
Samuel FeerH to stake; thence nOrth four and me
hall rods 10 a stake in the branch thence with the
meandsrs Of said branch with eight aud one half rods
to the center OF the D. a e. Turnpike thouce south
with tho center of said Turnpike road our and one
frods 10 the pace Of IeRnning containing ninety
square rods OF land more or less Said seventy acre
rent jeremiah McN0y for the term OF three years
/ from March 70, 1864
I'd The following premises described In deed
dated July 1880 lyibg and being in Allen county,
| Ohio, now lying and being IN Augalze county Ohio,
/ to Wit the south east quartOr OF the north west
quarter Of section twenty four, town six, south OF
range seven, containing FORTY ACREs more or less.
Said seventy tractls app aisod Vt eighty dollars
per acre aud may sell for s5S "a per acre Said forty
acre tract appraised aI ten dollars per and may
sell for S6,61 per acre.
Terms Of sale u casI and the balance In equal pay
ments 0f one and two years, secured by mortgage on
! the premises. GEO. WOGAMAN, Shenn.
| THOs. y. THREsHEn, Atty. noylT wGw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Superior Court Montg gOmery County, Ohio
Emanuel Macner Va nauiel Macher, Mary q. Maeher
sarah E. Maahor, Ambrose !, hacher, and Maria j.
q aMaeher
hANiEL MAOHER, cf the statO Of Michigan,
~ Mary @. Maeher, Sarah u. MaeheT Ambrose
j. Maeher and Maria j, Rlanher, Of the County OF
MONTGOMERY, Ohio, will take notice that IA petition
was filed against them on the htth day Of November
A. u. 1884, Ia the Superior Court within aud for the
County Of Montgomery, Ohio, by Emanuel Manher,
and now pending, wherein said Emanuel Marher
demands partition Of the following described real
estate, to.wti "stuate In tho county Of Montgomery
In the State of Ohio and IN the town OF Chmbersburg
at the next term Of said ouri, the said Emanuel
Macher will apply for order that partition may be
made OF SAID premises. Dated this Fifth Gay Of
November, A. ID. 1891. EMANUEL MACHER.
GHo. W. MALAMHRn, Atty non.w6W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
Stand Firm,

The New Hampshire Patriot is not among
those who believe that the work of Demo
Gratis ended with the closing of the polls on
the Sth Of November The duty OF every
Democrat--wel says the Patriots as plain
to-day in defeat, as it was before the slec-
ton That duty is to stand firmly by their
principles, their patriotic convictions, their
timehOnored organizations From the man
ly and steadtast performance of their duty
they will not be swsryed either by the threats
or the persuaslons of their political enemiea.
Time will proyo the policy as we'll as the
justice of this course. The policy of the
Administration is Just as obnoxious to them
as heretofore, and its inevitable tendency
Just as fatal to the welfure of the country
and the rights and interests of its citizens
1t is Just as important to them, and to the
country, that this policy should be abandon
cd; and for that end il is still the duty and
interest alike for us all to labor. The yer
dict of the ballot-box can be reversed in due
time the deusons under which thousands
Of honest voters have acted will be removed
by the tide OF events, and the course of the
Democracy will yet be vindicated by the so
Der second thonght OF suffering and out
ragged people When this time comes, it il
the Democratic party that will be required
to save from utter ruin whatever is to b,
saved of personal or national value. Tha
old party has ever proved true TO its mis-
sion, and it must and will not now despair
of the Republic Its organization must b.
preserved. its camp fires must be kept burn
ing, its sentinels must stand watchful at thei
posts, aud its gallant array must still pre-
sent bold aud defiant face to the enemy
No other course is consistent with honol
patriotism or sell-interest; and this eours
we trust the 1900 Democrats of New HamJ
shire will unlalteringly pursue.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
Examination.
Teachers Examination.

TINH E Teacht rs Of Montgomery county, are hereby
i notified that the regular Examination for Ceruf
Gates, will take place the Sec0nd Saturday Of 6aoA
month commencing with the month of November,
1864. During the months of August. September,
Octobar February, March vnd April, additional
Examination will be held on the last Saturday.
The folloN ing are the branches required liy law
Pennmanship, Orthsgraphy, Reading, Arithmetic
Geography, English Grcmmar and the Theory and
Practice Of Teachin". The Examinations will be
both Oral and Written. Amy Teacher failing TO
at Toast fifty per cent of the questions in dB study
will not receive certificate, even OF the lowest
grade.
Applicants will be required to furnish satisfactory
testimonials Of good moral character, without which
no certificate can be legally granted The EXamiua
ton will be held at the Central High School Building,
Dayton. Commencing at O'Clock A NJ preci' ely.
by order OF the Board of Examiners.
j. W. HALL Clcrk.
DAYTON, Noyemb r "a, 1864. noy2- y2-d2l&w4t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
.Fnr SaIe.

L,oR sALE-TwO GOOD FARMs-uue contain.
II ing l6s acres Of choice frming land, ~ miles
east oi UrLnna, Champagne County Ohio, on the pike
leading to Mechsnicslurg. The farm ~ in good con
dtion, and m high state Of cultivation. The dwell
ling IL good twostory brick, nine rooms, bank hnru
comfortable tenant buildings, two orchards end a
never-ailing stream Of stock water.
Tho other farm contains 1897 actes Of chsice land
in the same valley, one mile from the form Is in
a Ugh state o cultivation, has permanent running
stock water, comfortable wooden buildings, orchard,
6c For part cuars address GEORGE W. BAkNEiTs
and SAMUEL. BA RNETr, ia Urb1nR, who reside on
the farms, or SAMUEL BARNETT, Springfield, Ohio.
now .d6W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
meoiral

TUREs Coughs Colds, Sore Threat, Asthma an
~ Consumption. ft is only necessary Tor any one
troubled with these complaints TO Try ono botie OF
Stricklands Aelhfuous Cough Balsam
10 convince them thsttis the best preparation ever
used lt not only cures the above affections of The
Throat and Lungs but 10 cureH Night sWests amt
splitting Of Blood. aud is an excellent gargle for any
kind ot Sore Throat. It pleasant to take, audg
sale medicine Tor Infants Price 90 Gents pei bottle.
For sale by druggists generally. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
Opposed to war-we are not opposed

Opposed to War.-We are not opposed
to war, because we chance to belong to par.
ty which has resisted, by all legitimate
means, the prosecution Of the present war for
its assumed purposes. We are, from princi-
pie, opposed 10 ali war, as irrational, and un.
worthy Of the age in which we live We be-
Ievs with Franklin, that there never was
good war, nor bad peace, II the Democrat
ic party were a war party We should not be a
Democrat Weremember when il lcas war
party, and when it waged a foreign war, and
We remember very distinctly that we were
then opposed to it 1t prosecuted war sac,
cessiully and as the phrase is glorously.
But It exerted no "war powers II left the
writ of habeas corpus in.iul effectiveness il
did not assail the right Of trial by jury it i'm
prisoned or exiled no cit2an-not even COL
uMBvs, DELANs or THoNAs CoRwN--for the
most virulent opposition 1t accumulated no
debt; it imposed no burdensome taxation !
it made no call for 500 900 men, and the calls
which it did make it did not enforce by con.
seription nor did it rob the public treasury
and bankrupt the people, to transform Snobs
aud scrubs into shoddy arstoerats And yet
we opposed il, as we shonld do again. Aud
because We oppose war and for the same cause,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
Aegal.
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT

MASTER coMM1ssIoNEWs SALE.

Joseph Brsnanan, Plaintiff Case No. 7eil
against Montgomery county
Geo, II. Jefrles, ct. al. Delts. superior Court.
DEHsuAHT to an order OF the Superior Court Of
i Montgomery County, Ohio, made in the rboye
entitled cause and TO me directed, will 0iier at Public
Auoton at the door Of the Court House the city Of
Dayton IN the County and State Aforesaid on
SATURDAY, December 10th, 1864,
between the hours Of one ard four o'clock r. VI. o
said day tho loiovng described real estate, to.wt
Situate in Miami q ~, Montgomery County, OHIO,
aud described as follows Lot Numbered Twenty
three, (23j m Baruet's plat Of Miami City, in Haru
township, sad County and State snd described
No. Thirty two, (39 and fractional section Thirty
three, (3i) Town two, l2) ard Range sX (0).
Said proper has been appraised at tl29O AMI cans
not sell for less than ss Of said amount.
W. n. BELNILLE,
Master Commissioner Montgomery Superior Court.
N. v. jordan, AtCy. noy2wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
Master commissioners y Sale
OF THE
Dayton, Xenia & BeIpre Rail-
road, OhiO,S

IN pursuance OF decree oi the Circuit Court OF the
L United staies for the Southern District OF Ohio,
Charles W. Rockwell, trustee for the mortgage bond
holders Of the Dayton Xenla and Belpre Railroad IL
complain mt, and the said Dayton, XeAiR and Bepre
Railroad Company and others are Defendants render
ed NJ the October term OF said Court A. d, 1864
JAS. Il. Torbert, Special Master Commissioner IN
ChancePy, by said order and decree appointed, will
oher at public auction, the door sf the Court House.
in the 'iy Of Dayton, in the County of Montgomery,
and State Of Ohio,
On TUESDAY, January Sd, A. d., 1865,
Az eleven Cl) o'clock in the morning OF SAID day. in
onre parcel, and entirely, tho following de-
scrbed property, to-wit; the entire property and
Road OF said Dayton Xenia and Bepre Railroad Com
pany, lying within and between said City OF Dayton
and the village OF Washington, in the County Of Fa-
yette in said State of OHIO, including the right Of
way, and tho lands occupied thereby, ~ Whatevor
light the same may be holden by said Company to-
gether with the superstructure and tracks, and all
structures thereon Of any kind whatsoever, including
az part OF said premises all Engines, locomotives
Cars, and rolling stock Of every descriptions ali TOOLS
implements and Materials and all shops and engine
houses and all lots and lands and all other the estate
and property Of said Railroad Company, owned and in
use IN operating said Railroad, owned held for
franchises Of said Railroad Company Subject only
the rent reserved in certain perpetual leases made by
! Horaiie G, Phillips and William Huiiinan amounting
in the aggregate TO twenty three hundred snd SIX
dollars and fifty cedts (S2300 60-lO0) per annum, and
subject to the franchise OF said Railroad Company
| be corporation
Said Railroad completed and in use between said
city OF Dayton, and Xenia in Green county, Ohio a
OF Auu Dut llltle II any Work
has been done ON the residue OF the said company
| salroad line.
Terms oP SALH.-The above described property,
rights and franchises, will be sold to the highest bid
d. r Tor suIn not less than TIVE hundred and hfty-
thousand dollars (S25V,O ,OOO) that being the minim
sum which under said decree said property he
sold. The purchaser will be required to deposit in
my hands at the time OF sal0 the sum Of fifteen thou
sand dslsrs to he forfeited in TIE purchaser falls
10 comply with the further conditions, viz That he
shall pay One-halt the purchase money within ter
days aftSr the confirmation Of such sale and the
due of sn purchase money within ninety days aits
said contirmRtion-the said Ii ct deposit 10 held
part of Fald first payment
JAMES L, TORBERT
nOy99-Gtw Special Master Com'r.