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ST Louis, April l0-A despatch from
Provost Marshal General Fry 10 Provost
Marshal Alexander, Of this State, says
Lieut.. Gen Grant directs active meas
ures to be Immediately taken to get into
the field all recruits of new organiza-
tons and old troops The Missouri
troops will rendezvous at Davisyille
Gen. Sherman, in a despatch to the
Governor Of Missouri on the same sub
iect, says the War Department has Civ
en- him control OF all veterans now alb
sent. and requests the Governor to have
them sent to the front Immediately on
the expiration Of their furloughs
No excuse will be taken for delay,
and commanders Of regiments viii be
held to strict accountability for ab-
sence of single day. The General
says: Now IS the time that every sol
der should be in his place-three hun
dred men on time are better than a
thousand too late. All regiments be-
longing to the Armies Of the Ohio and
Cumberland 90 TO Nashville, and those
to the Army Of the Tennessee TO Cairo,
where they will receive further orders.
The St Louis Presbytery decided at
its late meeting that Rev DR.. McPhe-
tiers could not be allowed 10 continue
his ministerial labors in the Pine Street
Church in this city. Dr. McPheters We .
banished from this department for dis
LOYALTY some time since, but the order
of Punishment was revoked by the Pre-
sident
FoRrREss MoyRoE, April l0-Last
Sunday night, forty rebels landed on the
wharf at Cape Lookout, and placed the
keeper and his wife under guard. They
destroyed all the oil, and exploded
keg of powder under each Of the tow
ers. the windows ofwhich being opened,
lessened the effect Of the explosion, and
but seventy feet Of the stairway was
DESTROYED, and the lantern injured 20
much that It VIII take several days to
repair il
NV YoRK, April 10-Tho steamer
Morning Star, from New Orleans on
the Sd, has arrived
New Orleans papers contain uothing
additional Of the battle Of Gaze River
other than intelligence received via
Cairo.
The papers say the President has re-
cognized Gov. Hahn as Civil Governor
Of Louisiana, and and also conferred
on him the powers Of Military Governor.
These powers are doubtless intended
TO be temporary, and TO be Withdrawn
as soon as the people have adopted
State constitution.
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Various Matters of General lat,

IdIiOuS MdttcES vi 6SEcfat interest.
CAIRO, April IA scouting party
from New Madrid. Thursday. on the
Maj. Rolf, were attacked BY guol-
rillas, 30 miles below, and a federal
Lieutenant and Sergeant was killed,
and soldiers wounded four whereof
badly. All who could run to the river
hailed the steamer Darling, and re-
turned in her to New Madrid Per-
sons from Paducah, say the rebels are in
force at Mayfeld, threatening to adj
vance again.
MEMPHIS, April ll.-Adyiccs say the
Forrest excitement isoyer. It's supposed
he is far on his way South with tn c
plumber taken at Paducah.
Louisa, KY, April, ll-Capt Patrick
on secret service with 10 men of Co. l.,
18th Ky, on the night of the 9th, sur
prised Capt Bradshaw with 50 men Of
Hodges brigade, on Quicksand Creek,
driving them in all directions; they
leaving all their horses, arms and
equippage in Patrick's possession, and
leaving wounded rebels on the
ground. Patrick selected 80 of the
best horses and with 3 prisoners made
quick time to camp.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Heralds
Army of the Potomac despatch reports
great damage to the railroad by Satur-
days storms
A New Orleans correspondent doubts
the accounts of q recent battle, and al
so the report of the sinking of the reb-
el ram Tennessee, as Mobile papers say
nothing about it.
Our fire on Fort Powell was respond
ed to.
The gunboats and mOrtars were with
drawn to Pensacola.
The rebel ram Nashville was nearly
completed
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3N GeIearapII.
Associated Press Despatohea.
Latest from ADMINISTRATION Burning.

MEMPHIS, April ll.-Recent Arkansas
advices says the rebels are burning all
the cotton on the approach of the
army under Gen Steele.
NIcEsBUEC, April 6.-Passengers say
the rebels are burning all the cotton
along Red River
An intercepted rebel letter saws a re-
bel regiment was weeks in cutting a
road from Calhoun and Drew counties
in Arkansas.to the Mississippi river. be
tween Bolivar and Greenville, where
they succeeded in crossing / 100 mus
kets and other munitions Of war, which
came from Richmond.
1t is estimated that 1000 slaves have
been taken from Arkasnas TO Texas du-
ring the past three years.
The little steamer Apex was captured
last Monday night, near Island SO by
guerrillas who took all the provisions
and boat stores, and threatened to burn
the boat.
Persons from the South say that the
rebel ram which was reported to have
sunk in Mobile bay on the 10Th of
March, was seen by them, safely an
chored, on the 10th
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J Great Flood In Eastern Eirginla--Lee'S
Army Being Reinforced by Con-

Great Flood In Eastern Virginla---Lee'S
Army Being Reinforced by Con-
scripts.
WASHINGTON, April ll.-Special dis
patches say that the question of Longs
expulsion viii not be resumed to-day,
because Friday debate cannot appear
in the Globe before Tuesday.
The rumor that Harris has resigned
is dnfounded
A terrible rain storm on the 9th,
caused an unprecedented rise OF the
tributaries of the Potomac, Cedar
Run, Kettle Run, and Bull Run The
bridges on the Orange and Alexandria
railroad has been washed away. and
communication with the army will be
interrupted several days.
The story that the rebels are tearing
up the railroad between Fredericks-
burg and Hanover Junction is untrue.
Army reports sly Lees army is being
strongly augmented by the arrival Of
conscripts, and troops from other points
of the Confederacy.
The rebels are making new fortifca-
tons along their lines, also at GOrdons-
vile, and from there across between
the two railroads.
John G. Rives, for many years one Of
the Proprietors of the Congressional
Globe, died in this vicinity on the 10th.
Disease-Gout in the stomach
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OFFICE OF PgoyosT M,Rsu,I.
IT TT y = 4'DFV7i -'A-1i'.7II-AI9i 7
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April ), 1864.
Prorost order, 10. Il.

Prqrost order, 10. Il.
EXTRACT
VIII. The frequency with which horses
and mules are stolen in the vicinity of this
Post by marauding soldiers and vagrant
negroes, calls Ter the most stringent meas
ures for the suppression of the crime.
Soldiers are hired and paid to fight, and
not 10 trade in horses and mules. The
offering OF a horse or mule for sale by a
soldier, is in itself an offence, and is priHl0
tacic evidence Of his having come in pos
session Of il by felonious means; and any
citizen purchasing it, becomes an accomplice
Of his guilt.
ANY soldier selling, or Offering for sale, q
horse or mule, or any citizen purchasing
the same Of soldier, viii be arrested and
punished.
No negro viii be permitted to sell or offer
for sale any horse or mule without q special
permit from this Office on proof Of ownership;
and any citizen purchasing a horse or mule
from any negro without such permit, will
be arrested and punished.
The patrols will be instructed to arrest all
soldiers found riding or having in their pos
session horses or mules not branded leih the
Government brand.
By command of BRIG.-GEN. r. S. GRANGER.
JOHN W. HORNER,
Lt.-Col. 18th Mich, and Provost Marshal.
April eff
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Bashes and counter Dashes.

BALTIMORE, April Il.-Several Federal
companiesssent on reconnaissance dis
covered considerable rebel force under
the guerrilla Gilmore, occupying Win
chester, Va, and dashed through the
streets, completely surprising the rebels;
q large force Of rebels then made a
dash on our troops and compelled them
to fall back to our main force. The
rebels followed and captured some 20
Federal soldiers before they could reach
their support Our main force coming
up, the rebels turned and fed, our force
pursuing them beyond Winchester
when night overlook them. The
rebels escaped to Cedar Creek,
which was so swollen by heavy rains,
that our troops could pursue no further.
A number of the enemys dead were
found along the road None Of our
men were killed The rebel force is
numbered at about $50 A scout to
Newton returned to Winchester, and
reports having seen no enemy
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c. ?, BlRyES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

All poems tear nos f.ufs aiark. " g. p RAEyRs.
ENrHk Lou, Ky" Tor which have securcl tho
~, ailt Hre warranted u csI1is iine and per-
lt.t u eNers respect. sent Is inail or express 10
any lalt % the country receipts 81 Free sId re-
rfTu cl8vl Persons ordering VIII please state the
sze and style desired, whether hard or -ol 6ue OF
coarse; All u tile peH should fi.. o. please or proye
deiae;Hc VII have fhe privilege OF exchanging it.
iotueton cf fltorn percent allowed on Orders 81
IS O. over, Rnd twenty-five per ceuL on those 81
$780, Lih+fal discounts made to the trade. Old
pens tep-rcl iu tle beet manner for thirTy-fve
cents 'osd acnpl each. P5n and Watch circulars
SEAT fILG. Address
&. r. BARNES,
Dealer IN Gold Tens and American Watches,
Mar III So I.IrI .frnnf .nn.NIIla. Ky.
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THrArRE-Mr Joseph Proctor makes
his second appearance at the old
theatre tonight, and viii personate
Macbeth. Mr. Lefingweu appears as
Macdufr; Mrs Jordan as Lady Macbeth
The piece is otherwise wen cast: and
viii be admirably produced The en-
tertainments conclude with The Lin.
erick Boy
Mr.. Proctor made a very fine impress
sion last night by his splendid represen-
tation of Damon Every lover of the
legitimate drama ought 10 attend du-
ring his engagement
New THEATRE-AIiss Julia DAILY re-
peats tonight her great character of
PAMELA, in the Americad Cousin The
afterpiece is "Your LIES in Danger"
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We would call attention to the sale
OF groceries, hats, boots, shoes, DC, by
N. J.. Alexander, advertised TO take
place on Thursday next, the 18th inst.
The goods are of excellent quality.
Bear the sale in mind
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The store next door below Mcclure a
Bucks tin establishment on Market
street, was broken into and robbed,
Saturday night, Of about 500 worth Of
goods. Two men were asleep in the
room at the time; but were not aroused.
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In giving the proceedings Of the
Criminal Court, in our last, We inadvert-
emily substituted the name Of A. T..
Scriyener for that Of E II. Lloyd, who
was convicted Mr. Scrivener's trial
has not yet taken place.
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Gen. James Watson Webb, Z. s Min
lister to Brazil, an old friend Of Louis
Napoleon in the days of his exile, has
received an autograph letter from the
Emperor Of France, in which he OK
presses himself despondingly concern
ing the Mexican Empire
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At meeting Of the Typographical
Union Of this city, the following gentle
men were appointed delegates to the
National Typographical Union, which
meets at Louisville, Ky, next month:
Jas I. Bell, J. T. Mcdaniel, Robert
Barclay. Alternately T. Shull, Jas
T. Leake, W. 7. OFT
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ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND NASHVILLE
Weekly Packet.

rTyHE NEW AND SPLENDID -
Passenger steamer f--ll -
MPEEIAL, ttEesfes
II o. Moons, Master. VII make regular tripa Ia
the above trade, leaving Nashville
Every SATURDAY as lU O'Clock AZ
paseeugrTs hy this host may rely co making cioas
connection 81 Cairo With the lu0.s Central Railroad
f5~ Chicago. aud all che CITIES 10 The Northwest
3 For frairht or E.assage appiy ~ lizard, Or b
BOYD 4 PEBBLES, Egenls.
p g--Returnlug, ieafss 81 Louis every TUES
DAY % O'Clock ?, =.
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The East Tennessee Convention as
sembles at Knoxville today Governor
Johnson viii be present 1t Is under
stood that both he and Parson Brown
low arc opposed to the new State pro
ieet
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Amongst the relics on exhibition At
the New York Fair is the original
Bowie knife. used by james Bowie, in
his famous fight at Natchez
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RIVER NEws-There are o. feet water
OH Harpeth Shoals, theriyer still falling
slowly
Administrations, Cincinnati; Kel-
log, Ohio river; Shamrock, Cincinnati;
Omaha, St Louis; Carrie, Evansville;
Dime, Louisville; Tempest, Pittsburg.
DEPARrED-Fannie, Cincinnati; Mel
motto, Cincinnati; Carrie, Evansville; J.
r McCombs, Louisville; War Eagle and
Geneva, st Louis
The steamer Melnottc will leave for
Cincinnati at - N. to-day.
The fine packet, Louisville, Capt
Wolfe, departs at 10 o'clock, A n, to-
day, for St Louis
The Lady Franklin, Capt Granger
departs at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for Gin
cinnati
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1T. Col Ward, Of the 10th Ohio Vol
unteer Infantry, was thrown from his
horse at Chattanooga, Saturday, and
dangerously injured
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The entire receipts Of the New York
Fair, from all sources, up to the 1th
inst, amounted 10 four hundred thou
sand dollars
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The Criminal Court meet yesterday
at the usual hour, Hon. HENRY COOPER,
of the Bedford, on the Bench, he hay
ing exchanged places with Judge
BRIEy, who is to hold the Circuit Court
of Bedford. Without transacting any
business, the Court adjourned to at
tend the funeral Of the late Hon. THos.
Nancy. II will meet again at A NJ
TO-DAY.
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aslashrille @Aniol.
TUESDAY, APRIL L, 1864.

There were thirty-seven transgressors
of municipal law tried by Recorder
Shane yesterday.
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Silk Embodied Linen, and Cotton
Suspenders, at Messrs. Green 4 Green's ;,
70 College street
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This day landing per steamboat Lady
Franklin, seyenty-iive barrels OF the VERY
gEsT Apples ever offered in Nashville
Spies, Spitzenbers, Gilli1owers, and Bald
wins, 1ciH Be sold reyy lou, at 50 North Market
street, between Gay and Locust, near the
Louisville Depot.
ap9-3t. CLARK x GREGORY.
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w C. Collier, newsdealer. Cherry
street, receives the latest papers daily;
and he always remembers he press
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Captain J T. Atherton, Of the 18th
Kentucky. has been appointed Provost
Marshal Of Chattanooga
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A. T. Stewart, OF New York. and Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, have each contubut-
ed 100000 10 the great New York
Fair.
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Braided Caps, spring top also, full
assortment Regulgtion Caps, at Messra
Green Il Green's, 43 College street
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Election Notice.

oFrToE NAsIVItLE CoEuIhrLaL ISsUsAEcE Co,
April sih, l,63.
A n ELECTION WILL BE HELD AT THIS or
"A nee on The hrsi Monday in May next, beng
tiir p Gay ~ the month"; Tor eleven Directors 10
serve Tor the ensuir tgelte months.
ap sd i. &. McNAIRY, secrstary.
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cuisines 9otitts.
Large Auction Sale.

viii cell at Auction on THURSDAY,
April lIth, large stock Of Groceries, Boots
Shoes, and Hats, consisting in part Of Coffee,
New Orleans Sugar, SyruPs, Mackerel in
kits and half barrels, Cheese, Cigas, r., :
bacco, and al kinds OF Suffers supplies.
/ want ali merchants 70 attend this sale.
". L. ALEXANDER.
apl2-3l. No. Il Public square.
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MILLER & GREENE

HAVE on hand the following GOODS, which they
offer AZ toe lowest market prlcs:
10 Boxes and Caddies choice Tobacco,
80 Gross Rose Bud, Sweet Oven, aud Sunny
side Tobacco,
20 Gross NJ and X. Smoking TobaooO,
~ Bales and Boxes Ikiihkinjck Tobacco,
loo u Choice CCsIs,
10 Cases Canned Fruit, Cove Oysters, Lob
sters, &c,
Pickles BY the barrel and IN case,
Sour ErOut IN haTrsls and half barrels,
Puiverzad, Crushed end ~ O. sugar 10
barrels and half barrels
% KEGS Pigs Feet,
. Cases Bo0ts and Shoes
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Apples! SpDIesli

Alexander Kids, genuine article, at
Messrs. Green Il Green's, 43 College ST
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We are indebted 10 Harry Warren,
st. Nicholas News depot for Hsrpcrs
Weekly and the Louisville Journal
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s. Reward.

I OsT, IL THIS CITY, OF MONDAY, APRIL
stA, a large ENVELOPE, containing vslual IL
papers, " 10 use % any ore bat the oHi or. TIE
eb9ge reward ail ~ pass len o hll-on wards
Saloon, corner OF De.idcrei. and cncrJ. -
ap G--lBP III. ". MOORE.
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Shirts, Drawers and Collars

IL variety. together with one thousand other art-
e!es, 700 numerous 70 mention, selected with care
Tor the SUTL-EHs SUPPLIES TRADE
Suffers src particularly requested 90 examine our
extensive stock and Fraes before purchasing else
where MILLER GREENE,
FEB lp-3m No. - Cedar Street,
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FOR SALE.

Suffers Supply Store,
NEWLY OPENED. AND N FIRST RATE
y condition. The stock consists 81 the most
desirable articles requisite flr ale in tbs market
The nxtures are 4lsO al new. This Il 81 opportu-
uity seldom % be met sith- Those wishing % pur-
chase, apr4y % r. O. THOMSON
On SulnnleT-st., opposite Sc. Cloud Hotel.
ap @lW
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Soldiers and others,

At a distance, who cannot call at my Office, can
receive advice by stating the most prominent symp-
toms and enclosing postage stamp to pay the re-
turn postage.
Charges moderate.
Office hours from SAM. to . P NJ, and from 6
to P. ". APPLY
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Cotton and Gold.
BIZ LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

NEW YORK, April Il-Cotton T. Gold
704.
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Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, ready
hemmed at Messrs. Green II Green's,
43 College street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-31
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
THE WAR IN ILLINOIS.
Citizens MaSSing Their Forces.
NATION q CHARLESTON THREATENED
MILITARY ORDERED to the SCENE
HHua
Citizens MaSsing Their Forces.
a CHARLESTON THREATENED
MILITARY ORDERED to the SCENE
citizens Ten to Fifteen Hundred strong.

CHICAGO, March 3O--A special to the Chi.
cago Tribune from Mattoon, ILL.,, last night.
says four hundred men of the Fifth Illinois
Regiment, leave Charleston tonight to attack
the rebels, who are said to be three hundred
strong under command of Sheriff John S. O.
Hsra, entrenched at Goliday's, ten miles east
of Charleston. A portion Of the Fifty-fourth
is at Nation, that place being threatened
from Shelby and Moulirie counties Two COM
psnies of the invalid corps, en- route for
Springfield have been stopped at Charleston
for garrison duty. Pickets are on all the
roads. In the fight on Monday, fsur of the
Fifty fourth, and one Union citizen were kill
ed, and Colonel Mitchell, five privates and two
Union citizens wounded Two copperheads
were killed and several wounded
LATER-Cylonel Oaks, Assistant Provost
Marshal General started for Charleston last
night, and telegraphs to-day for the Forty first
regiment, which left this afternoon General
Heintzeleman has also been requested TO send
5000 troops from Indianapolis This indicates
trouble in that section of serious character.
On receipt of the news of the riot at
Charleston two hundred and fifty men of Fifty
fourth Illinois, rendezvousng here, went to
Charleston. The Copperheaos having left
town before their arrival pursuit was made
aud thirty prisoners were taken and brought
to this place. The Copperheads in this, and
adjoining counties Immediately commenced
mastering forces with bold purpose of rescu-
ing the prisoners Reports from different
sources say that they are from ten to fifteen
hundred strong and intend to attack the town
tonight, Every preparation has been made
TO give them warm reception.
1t is believed that with a united effort the
citizens and soldiers still here can hold the
place until the arrival of re-nforcements
The insurgents are said to be threatening
both Charleston and Msttoon. A reconnois.
ance last night found them fortifying twelve
miles from Charleston. Colonel True in com.
mand of the post here, has authentic in forma-
ton that they are in force at Copairn's Mills,
ten miles south, and at a place about eight
miles west of Mattoon Colonel Oaks, Pro
vost Marshal General ofthe State arrived with
the Forty-6rst Illinois who have been ordered
here from Camp Yates, and FIVE hundred men
have been ordered here from Indianapolis
General Heintzeman is expected tonight.
Sheriff o Hara has been joined at his rendez-
vous by the Sheriff of Edgar county, with a
band Of desperadoes. A spy sent out by the
insurgents was captured this afternoon, and
confesses that large bands are at two places
above Mattoon, but refuses to give further in
formation. Telegraph wires east and south OF
here haVs been cat
A scout returned at hslfpast eleven, reports
force Of rebels, fifteen hundred strong, three
miles east of Msttoon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE o. ...s F

David H. Prugh Administrator of Barbars shsnk, de.
ceased, Ys. Iohn Thomas Wsby ct h. Probate
Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio. ~
PROCEEDINGS FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
DURsUANT to an order OF sale In the foregoing
i case will oher st public sale and 10 the highest
bidder at the door Of the Court House In the city o
Dayton, n the county Of Montgomery and state o
Ohio, on #A.H IarI
SATURDAY, APRIL 2, ,A.D. 1854,
At two o'clo m, the following described real es-
tate situate Ia the county Of Montgomery and state
Ohio, and bounded and described As follows; Situate
in the southeast quarter Of section No g. town range
8, NJ R., beginning on the south line Of said section
n Daniel Weayers southeast corner; thence ~ g
~ poles to Deardorfs southwest corner thence sss
34.95 poles to stone on Deardor y south line;
thence n y poes to the south line Of said sec
ton; thence 7gs<s 346S poles 10 the place OF be
ginning, containing sixteen (6) scres, more or less
Appraised at $500 and may sell for two-thirds o
sad sum. r'
Terms Of sae--0ne. thIrd cash; the balance In equa
payments Of and two years with interest," secured
by mortgage on the premises. . %. .5't En
DAVID II PRUGH,
Administrator Of Barbara Shank deceased.
SHITH CUPPT, Attorney mn2deRawt