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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
INDIAN MEDICINES.


Chorokoo OuTo
AZ ssfsai4g sars fer spgEa.srrksa. seusiaai
Weakn<ss NoefErnaf Esssftos and iIdissasss eaas.
ea 81 seFfpolstfon: saeh Lees II HezoFp. ustse-
saf Laasaa., Pasaf II ia Back Diseases n pfaioa.
! Prosecutors on Ags; Veal hwsss, Dt@eshs "
Brsafkxag, 7s1blAg, Eak<faiasss, EFsYtsaas - lAe
Fees Pale CeuEtesaAos, fnssHsfg, cesssNgesea, asa
al de Eirsfsi complafats caused ~ 6sSsrfas soss
~ pnA II aafurs.
6E-Tfis medicine Il simple Vegetable extract,
and one OF 1hieh al can rely, - Il has ssss assd
IN our practice for mzuy pears and with thSus.
aHds fraafsd IL has act failed IN sinGis fnstanes.
It's euraslys powers have been suncisnf 20 gain
victory over the most stubborn case
sB~To those who have triasd uith their eobsti-
tuition. until they thtnk themselves bey5nd the
reach Of medical 40. ws voaif aay, Despair soff
fhs CHFHgEEn CrnE vii restore you . health
and visar and atsr all qsack doctors have failed
sEFor fail particulars, get CireulnF ffsm any
Drug store 10 tbs country, or wrfss the Pr0pgie-
tori who viii mail fres toany dssirihg the same,
= dsii treatise 10 pafnrhist form.
aN-Pfioss, 81 ger bottle o. fhrss bottles for S.,
sns trwarded b Express 70 ali p4rts Of tks worid
80 sold - al respectable druggists svery.
whsrs.
DR.. W. r. Merwin & Co
SELF PnsraTEToRs,
No. 90 Liberty strsst, Nsw York.
EE-soa ~ Evansyiiis ~ WA. Bisrbowsr anA
~ ID arnzsists evsfywhsrs. lTsblsdsv1y.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

CHANGE or TIME.--We direct the at
,ention Of the travelling public to the
change Of time on the Z. 4 C. R. r, TO
commence on Monday next The mail
train leaves Evansville at o45 a. N, and
arrives vt 1896 I'm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

Fasr AvELrxe.-Wsreeeived, yester'
day, several copies of the Lafayette pa.
psrs Of the latter part of September and
the lst of October Where have they
beanl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
HEimsTRKET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

NUT A UTk
Bat restores gray hair 70 tts original ssior. By
sapplying the capillary tnbss with natural susts.
nance impaired By sgs or disease. All s-saa.ss.s.
eus dyes an composed Of iauar eossis, destroying
'hs vitality aHd bsaesy Of the hair, and sasrd 81
themselves no dresaing. Hslmstrses's Inimitsbis
Coioring net oEiy restores hair its natural soor
BY aB easy process, but gives the haira
Luxnrtens Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents its fsling Of Grad.
ieAies deadsun, and imp< - health and PLEASANT
ness . the bead Ithss tood the test Of tins, b.
Ing The oeierinai Hair Gel orins. and l. constantly
IHc-sasiHE IN favor. Ussd ~ both ssHtisasn aud
lsdies. Il Il sold BY all rsspsetabis dsalers. or
can b procured b. she's Il the commercial
agsHis, D. 5. BARSns CO.. ga BFoa1vsy, New
York. Two sizes. 80 ssnts and 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

serve are indebted to Capt. P. G.
o'Riley for files Of New Orleans papers,
from October 25th to November lst, for
which be has our hearty thanks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

Hereafter the New York Dsrnoe4 CIV
may veil be called the Jdekai Perry md
We are not sure but il ny be said . the
whole party, everywhere, 70. it wia HkIy
turn out that tha fraud attempted upon
the New York soldiers was a precoaeeTt.
ed thing, known to the leaders Of the
party generally A party that will dig
up dead soldiers and compel them TO
vote for the Chicago Peace Surrender
Platform, after they had fallen bravsly
defending their country and fighting for
the cause against which they thus
made to vote, is worse than the iackal
or the hyena. No fouler insult or greater
injury could be offered TO those martyred
patriots than to throw their names into
the baliot-box against the cause they
died to uphold
1t is ssid-nay proved, that Governor
Seymours Agents copied the names from
al the head boards Of the soldiers graves
81 the Arlington burying ground and
other graves Of soldiers in the vicinity.
As 3 contemporary veil remarks "0ur
armies halt 10 5nry their dead. They
resume their marching aud fighting.
The Peace-Snrren1er-P Party dig az tbe
sleeping braves, form them IN unwilling
ranks, pursue the Union columns, and
in the blsckness and cniet Of the night
force these shadowy heroes to FIRE into
their comrades IN arms, flank and rear.
ballots more deadly than rebel lead
Indianapolis Gazette
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

e@~It is a significant fact that the
First Kentu,ky Cavalry, Frank wolford 5
old regiment, gave majority of thirty
votes for Mr.. Lincoln.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

DJ- The return of the soldiers vote
elects Hon Columbus Delano to Con
gress from Ohio, making the Ohio dele
CATION stand: Union, II; Copper
heal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

TO- The weather grew boisterous and
cloudy last evening, with indications OF
rain or snow, Winter 10 coming on
apaee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

NorIcE. - Persons having claims
against the Union organization of this
county, should hand them TO William
Hsilman, Treasurer, without delay
Nov. ll.-d3t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
DRYGooDs.

TUsT REgEIyEB. AT WI HUGHES 4
j Sons. nice line Of those fsshionsbis FuSher
Lace Wells. Dress Goods. Embroideri,s Eiuen
Handkerchief. A fun Iinc of Aoosiery, Wcoi
Hoods. NHbias. Scarf, aud Gloves, all for sails
eheap at
WILLIAM HUGHES { SONS.
nOv2 Corner Naia snd SscoBd streets
HAS BoNNETs, RrBBoSs, TRIMMING
IL Ribbons. I'D Millinery Tsiuraiugs are sell
leg AZ less than present Sew 1ors prizes, 1t
WILLIAM HEGHEs a SONS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

81 The well-kuovn racer. Brown
Dies, owned hy Mr.. Smith Of Toronto,
was kiiii Lee; on November lsf, at Mon
tFsaL The accident took place while
leapiEg a ditch in stsepls chase
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

FIxNDIsH Assassination. - Major
Samuel Henry, Assistant Sorgeon John
q. Porter, and Lient, Harlos ASHER,
Qaartermsster, all of shs S9sh Indiana
Volunteers, we're cowarily assassinated
on the lst inst, in Lafayette county. No
at 8 house where they had stopped for
dinner. Their bodies we're found, and
buried in metallic cases At Lexington,
No.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

GLORIOUS OLD VI0o.--Lincoln's ma
jority in Vigo eounly is 720 Well done,
Vigo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

80 Il has been stated that the Die
tator is q fsilure, and that she win Be
entirely submerged when her armament
and stores are shipped Mr.. Ericsson
states IN letter that the Dictator was
thirty one inches out Of water Al the
stern and forty three inches at the bow
when there were SIX hundred tons Of coal
two-thirds of the stores, and nearly half
the vessels complement of shot on board
The capacity of hsr bunksrs is eight
hundred tons, as intended, and her
draught Is half an inch less than the es-
innate. She. mnss De brought eight
inches deeper, Ia order 10 be in proper
fighting trim. As 70 hsE sailing quail
ties, the engine makes ffty-uine turns
with the throttle one quarter open.
Nothing has occurred to indicate that
the Dictator will disappoint the expse-
tstion Of ths Navy Department
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

See Fourth page for miscellane-
Gus items.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

BgMcClellan's majority in Pike Co.
is 5I-official.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

FoR sALK.-A beautiful residence in
Striugtown, two-story house, with four
and half acres, and fruits of all kinds
The Hiram Hopkins place. Enquire Of
Oct. 2S-tf A. JoHxsox
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
Domestic Goods.
Hoods. Nubies, Comforts !

LARGE STOCK OF cHILD's, MISSES.
"A and LADIES' Hoods. Comfosts, snd Nnb1ss,
fnSf received and selling &C. cheap, 81
sCRA FE8B D DU9ANgGa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

ELECTION IL ILLINOIS by the returns
of the late election, as found in the hi
nois State Journal, We are ledto believe
that Lineoln's majority in that Safe
will far exceed $4,000 This is an i'm
menss majority for the Sucker State
when it is considered that nearly 100, 900
of her soldiers are in the Geld and do
not vote
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

FoR SaIE.-A good house and lot on
Cherry, between Second and Third SITS.
A variety of dwellings, and building
lots. Eaquire Of A. JeHSsoy
Oct ss4f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

SuGAR AND SYRUP fine lot Of Su-
gar, from fair to extra quality, for sale
by the hogshead. Also, a superior srti-
Gle Of Syrup, at less price than can be
bought elsewhere. Enquire at the Office
of DR. Haas, First street, between Main
and Locust Nov. II. p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

HEADQUARTERS Posr CoHNAxpgs,
Evansville, Ind Nov IL, 81
CIRCULAR
For The information Of those con-
oernsd the following IS Published
Passes and Permits viii be granted
each day (saudays exeepied) irsm s q.
N. TO Il m, from ! ?. m. 70 5 p N.
EDWARD ToMBLKR,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
sCHAPKER 6 BUssING.
Unfurl The Banner.

LsLAGs OF EVERY SIZE JUST RECEIVED.
II Also haxs 81 al si1ss With the portraits Of
Lineoin - Mcclellan o. them, lnst rscstysd ~
ECHAPEER & 5CssISG's.
No. ~ and -, Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

A EKw UNION soxo..-ws print this
morning new Union song, or rather an
old song dressed up to suitthe times.
We hope that everybody will become
familiar with it, SO as to be able
to join the great jubilee that win come
of in few days in commemoration Of
the overwhelming victory gained by the
reserves of the grand Union army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
mAoAN,s mAexoL A BALM.

HAokN's MAoROL A BALM
This Is tbs most aslightfal and extraordinary
Artisis svsf iscever "a changes the sun burnt
faaa And - - 10 pearly satin tsxtare Of ravish-
log bsaaty. 'npaEting The marble parity Of youth.
shd tbs - - Appearaaoss 80 iaviting in the city
belle Of ion. II removes tan, ffeoslsz. pin.
pies and Ehuesa from The skiu. lssying the com
plssian n. transparent and smooth. II con
tsins no matsrisl injurious % ths skin. Patron.
lrsd by Actresses aud Opera slagsrs. II Ia uhat
ssssy isdy should nave. Sod srsryvhsrs.
Prspsssi BY ". r. BsEaa, Ttoy, Mt.
Address al orders "a
DEMAs 3. Barnes co, New Ye
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

FrvE DOLLARS REWARD - Lost, on
Monday last, a shslLhAndle pocket
knife. The above reward will be paid
if lefi at this Office or at No. 6 Water
Street. TNovII. 2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
SONS OF FREDogf.


Sons Of Frsss0m hear the story,
Bow the people in thsir glory
Went AWAY. veal aEsy. xsBt .Ays Eent Away
To ths EAss. vi the in tsAti0R
OF attandinR COuveatI5n.
Far awaT, far away. far away, far away.
Bscanse the people did demand.
A hero a hsro. a. leader a she Union band.
We have taken him from bis prairie land,
Across the Il Of Dixie.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
sORGHO MOLASsEs.

A TEsE ABZICrE or NEW soREgo 10.
n lAazsz Ger sals " ETIIY Ca
Ss&T AMazz s&asa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

CoAL OIL.
" Is bAls Of EXTRA SAFE Barring OIL. bling
really superior 60 most Of the oil seld GVt
sonae ana prove g. az vICEFRY BRo's,
noxil No. is2 Main STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

Persons % -s2entAry habits u.abgod with
weakness i~ssit1e, rAiritation Of IN heart. l4ck
q APpstits, distress after eating. torpid liver
constipation, deserve TO ssfssr, II they win not
sry the ceIesrrted
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

DeT1f6Es AND Onions.
II Irish Potatoes, swsst Potatoes, and onions
for sale 81 YICKERY BROS.
No ls2 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
vICKERY BROS.

4 AMP cuIMNETs.
L. 3 dos No. 0 ChimEsys,
$50 do 90 do some extra heavy.
81 do do 2 Dc
s do Dc or MAmmoth Chimneys,
Ia store and for aAia, Wholesale aud Fctstis At
yICKEkY BIOS,
Ee faa Mafu street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
Latest Foreign News.

HALIFAX, August l6.-The Asia, from
liverpool on the morning Of the 6th, and
Queenstown the 7th inst arrived at this port
this evening ........
The Times city article says, adyices from
Frankfort mention that under the pressure Of
some sales on American account, the prices
of United States bonds gave way for some
days, until quotations were only two per cent
above New York, but such is the eagerness
Of the German public TO increase their invest
ment that as soon as the pressure Of the ex-
ceptional operations was removed they re.
covered and took place of more than three
per cent
1t Is added that lbe estimate Of thirty mil
lions sterling, as tue total OF thsse securities,
absorbed h Germany and Holland, is certain
ly below the actual amount. r.
The following is stated to be a basis of
peace between Denmark and Prussia "Lun
nenberg Schleswig and Hostein TO be ceded
to the Great German Powers, the Island of
AFRO TO remain with Denmark, and Asen aud
the Islands ia the North Sea to go with
Schleswig" ....
p On account of Danish euclaves on Schles
wig, ratification on the Jutand frontier will
take place 1850
LlyERPooL, August The friends of the
North were much disappointed that the al
legged capture Of Atlanta was not confirmed,
ghile the Southern sympathiEers loudly re-
joiced laql aIa .e.g r1a..a
The Morning Post to-day has an editorial
deuouncing the kidnapping Of British sub
jecta for the Federal service 1t refers espee.
tally to the case of Irishmen who we're sub
iected in jane last, to gross in nfignities after
their release was obtained, Bnd says if facts
are produced the British Government should
not be satisfied with anything lees than an ex-
empary punishment of all concerned in the
outrages.
The Times has aa editorial on the same
subject, holding ii up to the Irishmen as q
warning, not only against the Federal ser.
vice, bot against emigration to America
Breadstuff5 heavy and still decliang Rich,
Rrdson Spence 4 Co, and Wakefield, Nash
4 Co report -four dali and Cd lower Wheat
heavy and 293 lower. Corn quiet and 3@6d
lower, at 2ss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
sherldnn Id a.rnnahrrr.

New YoRK, Aug l7.--The specials to the
morning papers contain nothing additional to
what wugfeoeived yesterday, 10 regard 70 ,he
engagements on james River The Tribune
has the following from Sheridans command
Monday morning, Aug. 10, our forces we're in
possession of Strausburg On our advance
toward the town the enemys force, which con
sisted of & skirmish line, fell back out Of
town, leaving il in our possession The enc.
my has abandoned bis works beyond Straus-
burg and is believed TO be retreating towards
Mt jackson
A special to the Times says So far all
attempts to repeat upon US the Petersburg
earthquake, has been rendered sboriive BY
vigilance OF commanders.
A special to the World, from Washington
the 9Th says: It isreporied that Longstreet
With 10000 (say l6 OOO) men, and Fitz Hugh
Lee with 10000 (say 5,O0O) men, passed
through Warrentou on Saturday last, towards
the Valley, doubtless to reinforce Early, or to
make a favorable diversion for him Gen
Sheridan lost 200 wagons near Berryville on
the same day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.



ST. Louis, August 1.-The New Orleans
Times of the 10th has news from Mexico to
the effect that MaximiIan has provided for
the formation of an Austrian army, for SER
vice in Mexico, to be composed Of old officers
and soldiers Of the reserve. The newly ap-
pointed Governor of chihuahua is organizing
all the local republicans against the new En-
peior. The French troops we're driven out
of Jaures and retreated to Island Garner
The Dakoish Union says General Sully
with three thousand troops left Fort Rice on
the 18th ult, moving in directly west, intend.
ing to strike the Yellow Stone River ct Fort
Alexander A messenger arrived at Fort
Rice 2lst with intelligence that ] ZOO lodges
Of indians were encamped near Foit Berth
old prepared TO fight General Sully This in.
telliRence was Immediately seut to Sully, aud
should General Sully regard il reliable be
would probably change bis course aud attack
the Indians
CHICAGO August 1.-THE Dakotah Union
of the 9th says it is rumored at Fort Randall
that General Sully had battle with the Indi-
ans on Kife River, and had been defeated.
The rumor needs confirmation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
The Fight at 'D.ep bottom,

FT. MONROE, August l6-1'hs Hospital
boat has arrived from Deep Bottom, on James
River bringing 100 men who we're wounded
in the 6ght yesterday. After landing on the
north side, the Hero brought s@dy all the
wounded of tbs 18th Army corps, up to FIVE
o clock yesterday afternoon
Artillery and musketry firing has been kept
up all day, and still continued when our in.
formant left. Our forces drove in the rebel
pickets on Monday morning, and during the
day we had succeeded in carrying two lines
Of the enemies earthworks, the outer one be.
ing about nine miles from Richmond. The
loss in the Second Army Corps, 40 far, has
been small Generals Grant aud Meade are
commahdinR in person fns. iH"ia"
LATER The mail boat Keyport has arrv-
ed from City Point, and has. on board 100
rebel prisoners captured during the skirmish
ing yesterday Besides the earthworks cap
tured yesterday BY our forces, there was also
captured one battery that bore upon our com
mand working upon the canal heretofore al
hded TO- rs 7ll .-.sJNh h- oL-0UA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
By Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights dispatches,

A VIeto-y on James River-Ftvo Hum
drsd tebeis and seven Gums Captured.
WASHINGTON, July lG The mail boat from
City Point reports u movement of the Second
Corps up James river, Saturday night, result.
Dutch Gap, and the capture Of over Eve hun
dfed prisoners, besides seven pieces Of srti-
lery. The position occupied by the enemy is
said to have been strong one and is now
occupied by our troops. who are able to hold it,
The keypost took down fro m Bermuda
Hundred to Fortress Monroe over one hue.
dred prisoners from this fght about forty of
whom claim 10 be deserters.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17

BALTIMORE, August l6.-The following
news is published in the afternoon edition Of
the American
BERMUDA HUNDRED, Angus: l6.-Yester-
day the Second Corps (Bancock's) we're 60
ing on board transports at City Point all day,
apparently to Washington, and started down
the river their bands playing gaily. ofcourse
the rebels were watching from the shore, and
no doubt felt much interest in the movement.
The transports did certainly go down the river
for ten miles or more, when, however, they
were put about, aud, under cover OF the dark
ness returned coming up by this place under
full steam, at ten p NJ and proceeded up the
river
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17

WAsHNoroN, Aug l6.-on Saturday last
HRncQck's corps was put in motion on James
river and by circuilous route reached the
NORTH side Of lhe rives at Deep Bottom, near
Dutch Gap, on Saturday night. Turner'S and
Lowry'eH divisions Of the 10th corps, also
crossed over TO Deep Bottom on Saturd Az
night Fosters division, which had been for
SOME tlme posted at Deep Bottom, was ad
yanced by General Birney little after sun
rise on Sunday morning, pushing the rebel
line OF skrmshers before them some consie-
erable distance, when the 24lb Massaehu ,etts
regiment charged and broke the rebel line,
capturing 10 prisoners. Meantime, Gregg
cavalry bad cleared the roads TOR Hancock,
and he got bis "a corps ir position on Biz.
neys right % tho New Matket road, which
loads from the vicinity OF Malvern Hill, di.
recty into Richmond The position thus Ia
keo by Hancock Is about 10 miles from Rich
moni Birney made the assault 90 his front
and carried the line Of the enemys yopks,
which guarded the approach to Richmond in
that QuArleE cspturipg siE pieces Of eappon
and moFtars. ..iu1s; ol5la5sss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
Bonds ana Indians.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE delivery of
Seveu-thirty bonds commenced yesterday, the
subscribers will now receive their bonds with.
out delay. 1
1t is not thought at the Indian bureau that
the outbreak Of the Indians, or their plans in
general, are stimulated by rebel agents, but
that few bands have taken this method Of
redress tor individual wrongs committed
against them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
The SteRnoeRS Cheek and AtlanIte No. y
Reported Captured.

CAIRO, August 6.-Vicksburg advices of
the 10Th, say the steamers Cheek and Allan
tic No. 2, on cotton expedition up Yazoo
river, are reported captured by the rebels. A
force of rebels, reported at 1900 strong, at
tackled the troops guarding the plantations in
the vicinity of Goodrich's Landing, but were
held at bay until our troops we're reinforced
when the rebels were driven back with con.
siderable loss.
The steamer Mayorata, from New Orleans
10th, has arrived. She was not molested on
ner way up. An attempt was made to destroy
the gunboat Lafayette, with a torpedo in
Bayou Sara few days ago, but it failed
Gen. Hurlburt has arrived here. Gen. Paine
has returned from guerrilla expedition inso
Tennessee.
The railroad from Paduoah to Union City
is to beimmediately be repaired Citizens along
the line are to be held responsible for further
damage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,
DAYTON, OEIO.
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
oner Stephens, mn No. 2944,
N, Superior Courg.

-, - Superior Court.
pURlUAET to a dsereeoi the Superior oouTt Of
Montgomery county, OHIO, entered n the above
cause, q its June rerIn,A, u ls64, will, on
Tuesday, AHgun lOth 1854,
ettqe door Of the olft House. IN the city Of Dayton
m said county, between the hours OF two and four
orlok N of aid day, sell 40 fuhle outrry 90 the
highest bidder, the i0ll0Sing described pr, misses,
art Of the north half Of section number eighteen
Qs), township number three 81, anl range nun Der
nye (5), he Seen the Miami ryeTs N Montgomery
county Ohio beginning II the half section cuiner on
the west line oi said section thence north - ~ east
sighty-sWo (s2) po 20 90 nsr; thelce south So
eat Two hunuret and nfytwO and thirty-siK hun.
drgdthA (25A 9.lUol poes 70 coFneTi thence south
lY east eighty two and forty eighth hLndrsD tbs (sq
~ 10 pol 70 corner tlenc- north S4s 30 est
tao pundged and hy- out aud ioTty hundTe b t9sI
80 lOol poles 20 the place OF beginning, contnning
dredthe lee n tO0l acres
SAID Farm is about two mlles east ri Centrrville,
has np0u u Felhng, two log cabins, iIaIne tenant
house, large orchard, and about ateen acrss Of
Timber
Gppnissd at $50 90 AZ ARE. May scu for 81 "a
az acre. GAO, W, MALAMBkE,
Master Commissioner.
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