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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20

WHsKY-Quiet at 81 lO0l ~ for Western
PETRoLEuM-Firmer, 40 Crude; 65 refined
Bond, 62@65 Free.
NEw foEK, April 20 Stocks irreg-
closing frmer Money and per cent Ster-
ling quiet and steady at 9l1. Gold
67l. S-20 Coupons IA, SIS 81 Coupons l0a
One year certificates 97s New York Cen.
tral l42t Erie 81 I3l Reading 81 Ga.
c. B. 4 o. 4S5.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A FINE
FARM

WYE will SELL on the premises, one tne southeast
w Of Liberty Montgomery county, Ohio, on the
UniOn and Miamisburg road, on q II nm mn
SATURDAY, MAY 2s, 1854, ~
Between ton and four o'clock, the farm bOlonRinK TO
the estate Of Jacob RohreF, deceased Containing one
hundred and ffty-three acres, one hundred aofea o
which IL under cultivation, the balance timber Its
one Of the best wheat farms in the county. -
Terma--One third cash; the balance In two eoual
annual payments, with interest secured by mortgage
on the premser. Title lndisputable. ~
F4 DAVID ROHRER,
HLEFyE ELIJAH ROHRER.
aaSw6" Administrators with the will annexed
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New York MARKET.

H.. 'H- NEW YORK, April 20.
CoTFOS-Quiet and steady and upward ten.
deney at 79 ...4In' aHa...' H.
-FLouR-20 chigher at I rs for extra
State. Round Hoop z 9O@s 90.
Internationally l,l69l II Chicago
Spring l,7s9l,7s Milwaukee Club; LILO
1888 Winter Red. JUW TtrI fr..I
CoRS-shads 6rmer 1901 s3.4 AD
o4Ts-In very fair dsnAhd and steady at
e9@s9.
PoRE-Firmsr.
BEEP.--Firm and steady ls5.f
BuTTER 2S@s2
Cur MEATs Firm. .lH ....r
LARD.-A shade 6rmer, l24@l4t.
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DEsPA PATCHES.

CHICAGO, April 2O--The Evening Journal
publishes extracts fro private letter from a
member ofthe Chicago Mercantile battery da
ted the 18th saying that on the day after the
recent disaster the 18th Corps under General
A. Smith with the 18th Corps engaged and
defeated the enemy capturing two thousand
prisoners and twenty cannon,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20

A Country Residence for Sale

DEsIRABLg country residence, with fifteen
n aores OF good land, lying one mile north OF Day
tom the old Troy road, a offered at private sale
There Is large and comfortable frame house, and
grated apple, pear and peach trees; large assOFt-
ment Of sirawbery vines, Of She wilson, New Albany
and Prolific YareheS ALSO about three acres Of young
eurrAnt bushes, for vine purposes ANY persons do.
slrng 70 purchase are requested t0oall aud examine
the properly fof themselves, ~ the proprietor IL
hdent that Il will bear inspection.
Also, ten and half acres oi umkersd land, four
mhes north Of Dayton, near the old Troy road. u.
noaAdawu JANE KHO0P
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
DIED.

GEPHART-On Saturday last, 18th instant, Mary
Ann, wife Of John A. Gephart Of Van Buren, town.
ship, aged thirty y-soyen year0, seven months, and
twelve days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
A Whole Family OF Horse
.u .| Th1eVetI.

On Tuesday our streets ere the scene Of
an unusual display, consist ng Of mounted
body Of some forty or hfty o.G the best citizens
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dissolution.
DISSOLUTION.

FTNHH co:Parlnershp heretofore existing Miller 4
il ChaIch, in the Merchant Tailoring BuSine ss, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the 6rst day Of Feb.
ruary, instant. The books arein the hands Of Henry
Miller, who will continue the bus al the old stand
Huston Building corner Third and Jefferson ftrsets
Those who have claims against the firm will present
them for payment and those are indebted 10 the
Arm are expected to call aud settle their accountn
withodtdelay as the business must be closed.
- ,' HENRY MILLER,
ieSdSM .l % j. s. CHARCH.
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Dayton Market.

-,.-.-. DAYTos, April 20.
HARsHMANs FLoUR-Red whe
Wolesale 6 90 retail so.
WHEAT-$l 26@l 2s.
C0RN--l0O; Shellsd SO@s4 ...
OATS-6s 'rr .r..rsr
RYE l0@l Is .a..-t..
BARLEY-$l 20
COFFEE-4s@5O. goo. .... ..
SUGAR-l9@22.
EGGS-l3@l6 per doz.
WHISKY--I Is.
CHEESE.-l6@lT.
DRIED PEACHES-l6aIs.
DRIED APPLES--s@l2. I'D
BEANS-Psr bushel 81 6O@3 90.
HAY--Timothy 322 per ton. M
'TEAs-$1 OO@l go.
RICE-9@ll per lb.
BUTTER-40@46. -il
LARD-l2al6 ,.
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.. Read the following:
(Testtmoni1, Of Mrs. Sarah Gould.

Read the following:
(Testtmonfli Of Ms. Sarah GOuld)
PRoF. DEBfUSS Two years ago my scalp became
diseased and my hair comeneed to fall out very faa
Tae disease spread until my scalp was one complete
sore II became vary painful my rest at night was
broken the burning and itching sensation was uDsup-
portable; would apply remedy after remedy, but
only momentary relief | consulted several physi-
clans OF this city. was informed by them that the
disease with which my scalp was affected the Salt
Rh um, and that they could not benefit me- read
your advertisement and asncluded to consult you
and restore my hair, which had become yery thin
With that assurance placed myself IN your hAnds
and the results are, nave luKuriant head OF HAIR;
my scalp s perfeety WELL and my hair has ceased to
fall out. Respectfully yours,
Mas: sAEAH GouIP, No; NJ South Pearl street.
tits fAct acknowledged by all who have used tho
Hair Restorer, and their name ls Legion, that IL
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would e1ectuay and permanently restore the
hair Of those who are bald, aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
iS the strongest evidence Of tho anifold benefits It Is
eonferrng upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The conhdeneeof the public has been obtained, and
they all unite in atestng to its merit and vast superb
- OVER ALL PREPARATIONS 1ulsi
Ever introduced. do not recommend my prepara.
hon to cause hair to grow six feet IN trebly many
consistent with the laws Of Nature To those Who sFs
Skepacsl or incredulous will make bona fde ofisr:
Iwin forfeit $1,000
zone Thousand Dollars) IL fail TO cure the worst
cases OF partial badness, under fifteen years' stand
Ing, with
THE ONLY GRE 1NE HAIR REsToRRR.
ally e'
IF YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT 1T SEND
FOR 1T.
N.B.-Cures guaranteed in every case whore the dl-
recuons for Use are implicitly obeyed.
~ Price, 81 per bottle, orsix bottles for So.
PROF. 81. A. DE MUM,
Sole Proprietor, No. 90 Orange street, g /
fel3dlY Albany New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20

The Dayton Journal "Can't See It," aud
Is Sold TO the Highest Bidder
for about 81 90.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20

1T SETTLES IN HIS BONES, AND
BRINGS HIM To GRIEF.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
Garpenter.
Dress anu GIoak @laking

FASHIONABLE DRESS d CLOAK MAKING.
MISS ANNA MUssER, fashionable Dress and
Nl Cloak Maker, begB TO inform her old customers
and the public generally that she has opened a shop
Third street. over McDanies' store third story
She sooits Gust om and will furnish dress and cloak
trimmings II desired RlIdsWe
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Dpeing Mousle.
DYEIN c II o U s E

/ NO. SO, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH &FIFTH,
/ Dayton, Ohio. 4
TTNHR undersigned Informs the public that he ls a
u practical dyer, and has established dye house at
he above place. and s prepared color all kinda
OF Silks, Sattns, Ribbons, Woolen and Cotton Goods
any color that may be desired
Grease and stains removed from all kinds offabrics
He warrants to finish all goods in manner to give
eatstaction, having all articles necessary to perform
his work IN the beSt possibl e style.
auiO HERMANN wIEGRND
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20

HGnKEsA HUeE DOsE OF "MEROURY."
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NOTICE,
90aante0.

NTANTED-Carnags Woodworkmen, Black.
wv smiths and Painters wanted immediately. This
best OF wages gwen. Apply to l..|.-. t.LT
aN Wv. PHILLIPS, Fourth street.
.VXTANTBD--A hrst clssS Carriage srith, for
w which will give SOS per month Applyto
I'm. .HbL- - y..,.. t.. r, ID. HALL, "a
mGlse. West Llbsrty, Logan county, Ohio.
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AuttcRs.
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF MONT.
GOMERY COUNTY,

NNHE books for the collection OF the balance Of the
taxes Of 1868, due June 90 1884, are new ready m
this ONCE. Those owing such taxes can pay Al snJ
time between this and the 10th oi June next Delay
are dangerous. ~ JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer Montgomery County, Ohio
Dayton, April ls, ls64-al9dawtt
INN journal and Telescope eopyl estra
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Orffrntiirber berkauf.

LloR sALE-ThreO farns lying about nine miles
IL west OF Dayton, one mile south Of the Wolf Creek
Pike, and half mile south OF Amlty, adj dining each
other.
One Of l49 acres, on which is good stons building
Of timber.
One OF lSS acres, on which is good brick house.
with reasonable barn also, 81 the best springs
in the county and sleam saw mill about 70 Acres Of
good timber. f'N ~ a.HI III thiH
one q 70 acres, Of good soil, and well WHtsFOd for
stock cattle. .'I NF. ~ r n
The above farms will be sold altogether or separate
on reasonable terms. For information apply 10
aswA" On the premises,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
NOrICE
NOTICE To, BRIDGE BUILDERS,

SEALED PROPOSALS for building a bridge over
y Saltwater near Harrisburg, 10 this county viii be
received until noon on Monday, the I'd day Of May,
1894. -
Separate proposals to be made for the masonry and
superstructure. Bidders also 10 state what they
will allow for the old bridge.g u FEfr" ~
right 70 reject any and all bids II they Ihink ht
This plan and specifications are 20 be seen 10 THIS
ONCE. THOMAS o. LOWE,
alid2awtt Auditor Montgomery County, Ohio
IJOurnal eopYl
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fro BE 0oNTr NUED. /
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
MILES kEuISTEk KhVlVED.

The dis continuance OF Es ona Register the mo.t use
al publication issued tho press Of Anerc, was
univera regret the whole country We have the
,Asfzcon TO readers that
revived In the publication OF The Countrynan To show
our modelled after the Register the number and ,Ie
II is pages i typography AID ali the other feature. vLeh
challenge the Of who desires 70 have and
prese We for bieding the mott us,fu Of weekies
sides the aures OF hies Register Countryman has
others, which should render % I've to IA de-
ray h and modelling the best E1gl,h mi,cs
weskies but at the being stamped win an indie
pendent souhern tone original Ella ana peculiar to itself
altogether novel feature with It. IL "A an
the EDITORS plantation, rom any ro.
vi sge and deyote much attention icuure orts
everything that interests the ceultry gentleman
This particular feature In other character.
sucs-s happily compimenteI b. the high. 40 n
Jonfsderacytas Charleston Courier I,t on
he sensitive Ideas Of modest entertained BY that most fasd
ous Of all Journab the 5svaInsh Republican, will quote
the endorsement by the Courier, our iourn,I:
Ina coUsrEYAAs-To families and readers OF healthy rural
and all VINO love - snLf the fresh the Outside
for mental nuion, well citeme ve commend TIA
.ouafrydn I've independent eiited and Nv
propre or, and not BY any clique or parry
l moae oi SI ana Of very d.sir bleciass and
Indication Of growing health and vgor public miId and
IN our progress towards oper Ad needed
Independence, In thought and opinion.
appeal 10 the reading public Of the sou 10 gve m ons
thousand additional subscribers, which We Of them We
hall be well sasfed at obtaining that number Addison &,
III preseu; list
shed the tdors plantation, Eatonton Ga 10 stich
al communications should be addressed
Our terms are % for three months, $40 pr anpum
would be gfssul to the editors OF al Southern journals
20 assist extending circulation 10 ali cur pe eut
u,scrbers, and ien and Ia
IL d, 10 procuring just 900 sabscroeTs whose tI
dons need to meet late Increased expenses
aen. Of our Journal IA. TUaH<R
W. Ne
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
Another Victory on Thursday

While cur ro.ps Ess: ofthis oty we're engaged in mn
iserAg bloody ctisslCn to the enemy last Thursday
Early Hen in he Valley were performing siail r GER
vie for the thJvos and resndiSisa under Slsridaa-
They fell uon ihs villains at Fst era Hi, routed and
sent them aying down the Valley Iu suing d scou.-
6i'g them hr0ugh srashurg aud soross Gear Greek.
distance Of some 10 or miles We have no ds,sls @!
the Affair." Int maJ be Sure that The deerder Of the
Valley, its avengers now, we're Int ls restrained IN
tas blows they struck By any feeling Of mercy II the
memoir Of thousands Of ds'Olassd homes made them
ssAf % the y for QHssr, they committed no crime in
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17


WSlSA Aa Ssuntsy Il Oct Wiling to make lselI ~ e.
eomplsOs By lustyDs and apPlAualpK shsrldsaS roo-
bsrs and re.snds are entitled to the mercy men show
to wolves no more. We hope to hear Of but few prs-
oners.
Is Is stated that two corps he 10 and eh) OF shsrt-
dams army have crossed to the East Of the Blue Ridge,
for the purpose of reinforcing Grant, either BY uniting
with his army or by making cooperative movement
on Richmond from the North. Some doubt ID thrown
over the statement BY the hcDg accounts a. to the
Gap st which they crossed. If such movement was
in progress 1t Is not unlikely il has been defeated and
the corps or pOron Of them ordered back TO the Valley
to save those who remained from further disaster, and
prevent Early from again crossing the Potomac This
would be only repetition Of what occurred In the
Spring Of 1852 when Jackson by routing Banks COM
PEELED troops that were on the way to form junction
with Mcclellan at Hanover O. f., to face about and
hurry to the Valley But il the detached corps are not
turned back the means will not be wanting to meet them
wherever they show themselves.
Altogether, Thursday, the ls.h, October, Was glor
Gus dsy for Us and deserves to be marked with white
in the Confederate kslsnds. Tee campaign Of 1854
promises 10 close with victory still Adhsrng to cur bAE-
nara
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

4 PPEAL to tue Pubhc.-Ihe heiIeI Com
miitse Of edmond, through their Directory app
public for aid In ehs Of the Refugees and sufng pr lin
city.
kchmond 81 presen allied with refugees from eva portion
Of the oonfederay Of them without employment means
bat worthy psthy and support cit
their Individual nd corporate capacity have
Editor the RELIEF Of these persons an the ay sLee
the OF the and While they VII hear
their full proportion OF the BURDEN they think opfoun
yhoud be Afforded the bsDevoen, and patriotic ev
e In this good work. The presence Of 1s In
uianediI vicinity and the Interruption rsnsP ria len
h. railroads. We produced scarcely Of supplies wh Oh can
Jny be remede, those for whom as
,ernea By contributions from individuals or eorforauens-
viii be taken by the COMMITTEES nsuse The
Of the ppes procured or contributed 10 the si
les Of sold ers Ind the worthy poor.
The y Of providing for the families OF cur solcie has
entity Leen from the Army Committee the Young
lens rsian the Reef Committee v, uus
which has heretofore been nantes ed
them be end, d 10 rs.
TIC thorn Ell res Company have kindly 10 sp al
articles contrib Itsf 10 tie poor free Of charge.
Contrib lons ooney shcuJ be a. C. Bask ryi.
rreasur, supplies should be consigned 70 the eisi
1omnitts Of Re5nosi," care A.ssr Martin Lardoxa
Prompt ,nd regular contributions earnestly Tezuesed
apls--d nnA~ Vh y. hrIhr0Rp. prssd~'t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
To VITA rules held in N

w IEAUINIA, III w II III TuIeS heIU ll The
Clerks oee Of the County Court Powhataa from the
9Th 10 re Tt6 day Of September, in n, year 1865
John sat.on ami Joseph Drake, adms wi the vi an
neIsd OF ssu Drake deed, and the said Joseph Drake
In his GIT, PlsinL m ,
as Inst
Lawrence W. Drake Ann H. D,Ake samr Marce,lu, prais
No. =. eiiAni and Matilda Adelaide his vile, Luther b.
orsNh and Luc eta A Creah the two lat being In ant,
. under the age Of yeas. and othe 0, DefeGdania
IN UHaNOkkY.
This suit brought for division OF the estate
OF sAm Drske, aeoj, according his will and the plslnG,
having MED their oi and appearing by sis ed that the
de ehdan above named Tsden OF The State Of Wiz.
gnis on the motion Of the plaintiff By counsel Is ordered
that The said de eudan do appear here enc month after
due publication this order and do what 10
their interest herein and that copy this order be
Inserted In III, Richmond Wing and public Advertiser
Newspaper In the city Of Richmond oortnue
veeE for month"; and that another copy posted al tie
OOurt day. copy-Teste,
p-vav G2Ivea
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
(siansD

In compliance with the foregoing circular all me white res
dents the city OF Richmond between the ages en- m
and ATTY @ hereby that they are required 10
report fer the pupoe Of registration following named
pl &C % their respective wards:
Monroe Ward AZ no. SV6 Broad and ushee on se
aud Wednesday p,erber 20 and A. NJ 70
Pm.
Madison Ward, at City Hail. cnce City Collector on Thurs-
Pm.
nerion Ward, Hh Market Hall, Monday and Tuesday,
sept mber 70 h and 27th, fr0 sA. n. 10 6P NJ
wi be corporate mits OF The
city of mont, and will be the
81 the Advhory board. IL will include ex,mpu ON any
round whstever-deiaed soldiers, Diet lied eonscrp and for.
dgSsn. Wh. II BLACKBOARD,
and N o9n--n chs r,,,d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
FROM TIE VALLEY.

CHARLorrrsvILLs, Got. ls.-sasrdsn has marched
TWO corps of his army to this side Of the mountain
through rhornton's and Chester Gaps. General Esry
followed and engaged the remaining corps under Ger,
brock, and drove IL through Srasbug and across Cedar
creek.
ncoBD DIsPAfcH,
CHAhLoifEvILLI. O,i. 10 Notwithstanding the
positive Federal statement that the Sixth and Nina.
'ssnth corps crossed at Thsrntons and oisssrs Gsps
altogether protsb that they did not pass through
rhUrntohs, but north Of tina. g,p.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

and is from which We gather the following intei.
seTce:
TIE STATE ELECTIONS.
The Yankee papers are OF course entirely taken up
With tie subject of the election every other subject
sinking into insigni6csnce.
PENNsILvANIA ELECTION,
In twenty-fou, Districts in Pennsylvania Is Rtpub
lean candidates are reported elected, and OpDosIion,
VI the former, are Uncertain, OF tie later on3
An OPINION FROM HAERI BURG.
Harrisburg Oet, IL The general impression here is
hat the State has gone mOcratc, on the home vote,
W ga viii give fr m 10 0L0 to 10 900 U1ion mijoriy
TO VOTE.
TIE Philadelphia Inquirer publishes the folio sing
paragraph in its Harrisburg correspondence:
We must have large Union report from the army.
The only drawback to the is the fact that oar O)mmt-
soners TO take the vote Of TIE ders have failed 10
reseh Shegmahs army. They sent their rollJ and dor
umsns back announcing that owing to the advent of
Forrest between them and Atlanta they were unable to
get though bis lines 20 Sherman in time to no that
army vote. Tnis will have most important bearin |,
upon ths rstpIns a. there are many thousands Of
Pen s,lvaui. ns in Sherman's array.
painful report prevails that the Commissioners a.
% fsSd 20 reach the army OF Sheridan in the vale,
that the Rebel RusIr Lac ad eecualJ cbsiruc.ed their
passage 10 stra burg. Ths, if tue would indeed be
unfortuusts there a. least twsnt live thoussnd
principally of P, nnsylvanans.
RDIAEA ELXcIIoH.
The following Is tho latest from Indiana:
Nav YoIK, Oct l9.-rhe Post and Tribune hsys the
following special;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
THu CITY,

HlAvr RchsERy -ARlssT OF IHl HuaoIASs -0a
Friday night, during the alarm Of fire produced BY the
burning Of Mr. John g. Turpns sable, burglars broke
into John N. Hoedck's grocery, corner of Gary and
sh streets, and carried eff quantity of sugar, bs
ing, bacon, &s, TO the value of 80 ooo and we're in
act Of removing other goods when they we're frightened
OF BY the approach Of csen. o. Saturday, officers
SEAL and Jlnkins, on information received. arrested
Dick Drew, free regro and Curtis and Jacob, slaves
on suspicion Of being engaged In the robbery. The
officers then sssrch,d Mr.. Ben. Green's sable, corner
of Gary and 9sh Streets where the negroes we're en-
ployed, and, under manure pile, found most Of The
stolen goods The case will be investigated BY the
Mayor this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
CIRCULAR,
No PHI |

oommandann Of ocnicrps vii inruct county enrolling Of
ncer to pro,ted d entity with Of temporary bosrS,
make complete regsuaon OF every white male resden In
eas actually In The smy the field or with IN r.
serves TIE raIe aga occupation physical condition OF the per-
Eeredt g-ther the or
other or not being In active viii be Sta
their Testsrs. special will stain dnetIv
though NE causes Which the being
the and mt TO omit any person from the resrs.
not serving In the any The teid the
rhese must be Bureau Ibb
Of October next To accomplish the due lime EnfonT
cers and Temporary boards enjoined the utmost
ygor and dlgenls
The information to be thus furnished regarded q OF sres,
Importance, Aad the ssr'c' must be accurately well u
promptly performed.
other and separle fesser viii be same lime pre.
pared ami forwarded OF AL youths In county who will a.
ain age Of seventeen during twelve month";
10 this Ast named register will be month when ese
youths will Attain the age designattd.
By command
shs. Gen. JOHN 8. PRESTON.
Bupt.
GaneD C.B. DUYnELD,
A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

IT, fan ersl HUGHES ARMIsTEAD only ehrd Of Lewis
and The ate lyon Fazsr aged ana nth, vii
take tbs lnonJSy) mornng 1t IL O'Clock res
dence oJohn hi y tth srse between Main and "a
ry. The fisnds the family inNIt ID to attend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

NIRaINlA-ln the Circuit Court OF the city
Richmond, August 20, 1854.
Daniel Trushear, Jr Lloyd Bea and Mary Garland his
wife, who before her marriage Mary Garland TruehA
and daughter and heir Of Daniel Truehsa Decd Phfs
Against
Pay Truehesrt, Mamie Link under fourteen
yeas Of age, and James TrutheA Daniel Tuehea Rob-
Trusheait, John rraeheart and Maria Truehet chill
dren Of James Truehear dece sed, under the
age Of tweItyone yesrs-he said Infants by Benjsml
Pollard their guardian dd Item, appointed By the Court 10
defend their interests in ts smith, Deft,
This day the plaintiffs BY counsel and with the leave Of
the Court hed cir second ill this sut the object
OF watch TO obtain dstrbution Of the eSte
kabeh Thlman ushear deceased In defend
Wellington Goodn administrator, ,he sale Of
bis ntesste In his hands, which BIN
the sad Wellington Goddln administrator Of the said Elizabeth
Tn Imam rTuelesI, deceased and The defendant Robt sut
by counsel and the Infant defendants thsf guardian
tenn hed hr answer, to which the planf BY
Sci, re lied generally.
And appearing siavis led that defend ants Pay
cite TueheAI Robert Saith and the infant children Of
James Truheart deceased namely James Trueheat
lei Tuehea Robert Tfuehes John Iruehesrt Maria
NTueheat nonednts Of the t.ate Of Virginia. t1ey are
required appear within gonh sitter due here
Of and do protect their Interest
copy-Testc.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

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