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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03
HEAD QUARTERS, RESERVE CORPS,
STATE OF TEXAS,
NEINu Al hnNninlnr. 10 1874
BRENNAN, Move.


GENERAL 0BDER, No. 6.
/. COMMANDERS OF Regiments, Battallons or Com
panies-as the may bewill make out and forward
10 this office, full and correct report of the brr
Kind and caliher of all the arms in their resp pectYe
commands, for the guidance and information of the
Ordnance Officer OF this Corps.
III. Regimental and Battalion Commanders will at
once forward 10 these Head Quarters, the name of
some competent end efficient man, to be appointed
Ordnance Sergeant, to act Ordnance officer of the
command he being subject only to the order of the
Hegimental or Battalion commander.
III. Commanders of the Reserve force, will be held
strictly accoun table for all ordnance turned
oyer TO them, for the of their troops Ordnance
stores will be- used only when actual duty. Com
mandcrs will forward to this office, on the LIST of each
month, an ordnance report prescribed by the reg
lations, stating what has been received what issued
what Expended, and what remains hand and also,
the number and caliber of arms. U. -ss
w. Ordnance stores for the of Reserve troops,
will DO drawn requsiton, made by commission
cd officer in companies or by the Ordnance Sergeant,
in Regiments and Battaons, approved by the officer
in command, from the nearest point at which they
can be procured the officer receiving the giving
trpicate receipts ono of which, together with copy
Of the invoice will be Immediately forwarded to Chief
Ordnance Uitcer, at these Head Quarters
BY command Of BRIG. GEN. ROBERTSON.
S. A. BRYAN,
Chief Ordnance Officer, Reserve Corps
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

From the Columbus Sun, Nov 2.
FRoM ATLASrA.-Kilpatrick, the Yanke,
raider, with some three thousand cavalry
was at New Hope Church on Wednesday Of
last week. Aportiou OF Iverson's command
were in the same vicinity. When last heard
from, skirmlshing was going on between
them. On Tuesday, last week, force OF
our cavalry was sent TO the rear Of Mariet.
ta, to operate on the enemys scouting par
ties. The Macon lntelligoncer says that
one entire corps of Shermans army still re-
main in Atlanta, and that the men have
been on half Mtions during the past two
weeks and will have twenty days supply.
A train of Two hundred wagons laden with
subsistence reached Atlanta one day during
last week, having come safely by the high
way east of the State railroad Our cayal-
ry have not been scouting in force in that
direction, hence the comparative safety with
which tho enemy succeeded in carrying the
train through.
The enemy have contracted their occupa-
ton to the inner lines of the Notifications
in Atlanta. They occupy the hill on which
the city hall stands, having strongly posted
entrench nents about it. They have de-
tlAbltl dLl lVO lldlIC iOkSNoi st'@bAto' SlS'j
in the city and used the material for fuel
aud to secure Il clear range. The female
seminary was raaed to the ground, and the
material used in strengthning their forts,
barracks and posts. They forage in the
neighboring counties with entire divisions
for escorts, but lately they have found but
little Subsistence and have become very
much alarmed for their prospects Of sup
plies.
Their source of supply by the railroOd is
completely cut off. Our cavalry destroy
the road as rapidly rs the enemy repair it.
There are eight hundred Yankees in Ma
retta, which post is not so strongly lortiG-
cd hut that rapid movement on it with q
superior force would easily secure It's cap
ture. The garrison there is on very short
allowance of ratons and find it impossible
to subsist Off the vicinity. All the frame
have been destroyed for fuel. The
Military Academy had not been destroyed
up to Tuesday last.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

The Washington Ark Telegraph says ;
One reason why we would like to have Lin
coin succeed in the election is that it would
make Andrew Johnson Vice President. He
is so unspeakably hateful to every man in
Tennessee who ever had any Southern pro-
clivities that it would destroy all Union
feeling in that Safe amongst the weak
kneed, and have some similar effect wher-
ever he might be known. But in case Of
Lincoln's death, the benefit would be still
greater. He would prove himself in power,
such truculent, low, and disgusting tyrant,
that be would arouse every man, woman
and child in the South, and excite the gorge
of the civilized world. We know him we'll.
He hates every man who wears clean shirts
habitually, and uses good grammar, or lives
in brick house. He hates a slave owner
with still. biterer hatred. One look at his
low terrier-like features is as good as dose
of epicac. But he is withall man of splen-
did abilities, great courage, and nnfaltering
purpose. Reconstruction wouldbe no more
heard of with him in the chair. All gen.
tlemen hate him too heartily.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

ID An AWAE-From the undersigned, living
IL miles of Dallas, On the night Of the 10Th
inst, negro boy named LAEK, about I6 years old,
copper color ee spoken large Of his age. Said boy
rode of large lay horse, black and tail, BRAN
ded with three Ms on the left shoulder fresh brand,
years old, and also took saddle branded ~. NJ.
Gray on the s.ifrups, The back, ard on the seat
liberal reward viii be given for the return Of the
Ufh at rt -evfr HLHF 81. VTDRNAl.
Ia'la < my ulf a. ist-84r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03
HEAD QUARTERS RESERVE CORPS,
STATE OF TEXAS,
D.

GENERAL ORDERS, No o.
|. Captains of companies and Reeimental and Bat.
talon commanders, will forward this Office once,
their address, giving name of county and Post Office
IN full. Bs command of
BRIG. GEN. ROBERTSON.
l13:3t1 JNO. g. SCOTT, a. A. G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

. THE WuMINGTOS BLOcKApB.--Fro the
Richmond Dispatch of the 18th inst, we
take the following paragraph, which doubt
less relates to the destruction Of the gun
boat Niphon which we announced yester-
day morning.
1t is generally known that the large,
three funneIed steamer Condor, from Hal
fax, Nova Scotia, in going into Whining
ton, North Carolina, week ago, was de-
ccived by the wreck of the Night Hawk and
ran aground. 1t was in attempting to come
ashore from her in II boat that Mrs. Rose
Greenhow was drowned. The Condor has
been slowly unloading under the guns OF
Fort Fisher, and guard as usual, has been
kept on her at night On last Friday night
the Yankees made an attempt to hoard the
Condor to destroy h II but were gallantly
repulsed by Lieutenant Sowles, Of Compa-
ny A. Thirty.sixth North Carolina troops,
and detachment of men.
As soon as the attempt was made, Lieut.,
Sowles communicated the fact to Fort Fish
er, when her heavy guns burst forth to right
and left OF the Condor The second she'll
fred to the left of the Condor struch gun
boat that had accompanied the boat party
in, and SO completely ruined her that she
was run ashore on the south breaker of the
bar and abandoned. The enemy sci fire to
her in several places, and before morning
she was totally destroyed her magazines
having exploded and tom her 10 pieces.
Since this occurrence on Friday night last
there has been no sign of the enemy off the
bar at night, and the feet is hull down du-
ring the day.-New York Herald, Oct. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03
SynOpSlSOfihe Presidents
Message,

Congress met ut Elchm0nt
on the 7th inst, in regular
session. The Presidents mes
sage was received and read.
The following is q syHopr,s
of It:
The President begins with
q review of military opcr..
tons since the alionrnneu.
of Congress. We have reooy.
cred Texas from the enemy,
likewise Arkansas exccpt =
few fortified points. Nenrly
the whole Of North.west Mia
sissinpi. Northern Alabam,,
and Western Tennessee ara
in our possession. All n..
tennis of the enemy 10 pcne-
trate from the coast have been
baflled. IN Southwestern
Virginia Il succession of fed
eral armies have been routed
and a portion Of Eastern Teu-
nessee has been leconoaered
by om trocps.
The main ar,nv of the Gro
nv. under Grant after sert-
Gus defeat his repeatel as
saults mectipr with constant
repulses. ia still engaged IN
m effort to capture Peter,
burg.
The army OF Sherman hrs
succeeded in obtaininc ro,.
session of Atlanta. hut ha
been unable to secure any vi
tai advantage from this sga-
cess. Even had we been com.
pelled TO cyacuate Richmond.
as well ns Atlanta the Goa
federacy would have remain
ed as deliantas ever. Indeed
no military success of the en-.
emv can accomplish the dcs,
trucrion of the Confclerncy
nor save the enemy from tho
constant waste OF blood and
treasure which must contin-
ne until he shall discover ,hc.
no peace is attainable unlesa
based on recognition.
No change in the conduct
of foreign powers can he an.
nounced The RECOGNITION %
our independence by othe.
nations. is Withheld l. from III.
assumption that recognition
would be valueless withou.
Intervention. We wish no
intervention. We know our
selves fully competent t.
maintain our rirhts and in
denendence Peace ;simpos.
sible without ipdependence
Peace need not be expected
until the enemy anticipates
neutral poversiu recoqnitiol
M ,I .,..,, - A..
umblic debt on the lst Of Oc
tober was Sl,l2O,OOO, 900. Ne
additional appropriation for
meeting the wants of the prh
lie service M 10 the lst. yf
June. 1865. are needed. as IN
expended appropriations OK
ceed the estimates for thnt
time. The Secretary of the
Treasury recommends that
the faith of the Government
be pledged that its notes shall
ever remain exempt from tax
alton. that no issue be made
beyond that already anthor.
lied. ana that a portion of the
receipts for taxation and tax
in kind be pledged for the
gradual relemption of tbeeu.
tire circulation.
The exemption from milr.
tary duty of persons of ce--
tain specific pursuits or pro
fes,ions is unwise and NOT
lefensible in theory. Dis
oretion should be vested in
military aulhorities. 20 tbal
a sufficient number of those
essential to the public service
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03
DALLAS DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS. DECEMBER 8. 1864

Of The ability Q! The COniederalcs 10 re.
pulse the tleet
WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.--Lincon was se-
renaled tonight in honor Of his election.
Aa immense conconrse was present Tho
President made speech, 50 did Seward,
Wells and Bates.
CAIRO, Nov. l0.--A. ]. Smiths command
is at paducah. II. Z.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-03

The freight companies dhd carriers out
# baltimore are scared to such an extent
~ the guerilla raids, that they refuse freight
nd stay at home.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
New York market.

NEw YORK, June 30-Couon quiet, 4s
-four quiet and firm, lO,30@lOGO ex.State
l0669l0,80 round hoop wheat less active
fayarable 10 buyers, 2,3092,3l Chicago
Spring 23O@2, 30 Milwaukie club 23s6
2.42 Winter red Rye firm, 5000; Corn
closed better, l,O2; Oats firm, ss@l 90
Western Pork, dali and heavy, 4l@42 mess
454; new Lard 6rmer, l6i9l9; Whisky nom
inal 7O@sO Sugar hrner, 20; Cuba, l2i@
l24 in bond Petroleum 6rmer, 20 crude
s0@s5 refined bond 96@l,0O
NEw foRI, jane 30-Stocks frmer. Gold
10000 Reading 39s New York Csntra
SAT One Year Certificate 90.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30

fcree on the line Of New Market road under
the command Of General Ransom, The reb-
els are puzzled to know what Foster s up to-
They will end il the most significant move Of
he campaign. He cannot be dsloged
The Hersld's correspondent New Orleans
the 2lst says Archives Of the STATE Of Lonis-
lana we're found buried in the earth near Ba.
ton Rouge and portion arrived in New Or
leans
A rebel order has has been issued from
Richmond prohibiting the burning Of cotton
1t Is TO be seized and used to procure cloth
ing and munitions of war
Three hundred aud fifty Of our officers and
men captured at Sabine Pass aud Pleasant
Hill, arrived here on parole Our army is
at Morgansea, and have embarked on trans
ports for some important expedition
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
By Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


CAIRO June 2g.-The steamer City Of Al.
ton brings Memphis dates Of the 28th, aud
New Orleans papers VI the 22d No news. --
The Little Rock Democrat Of the 2lat says a
regiment Of rebel cavalry under Col Semmons
attacked our pichels ut Pine Bluffs few days
since, but we're repulsed Loss, several killed.
While the hght was going on q scouting party
from the 9th Missouri cavalry, under Lieut.
Graves, found and destroyed the camp Of
Slemmons regiment, with all their equipage
The enemy was pursued 30 miles
On the night Of the l9th, the 9Th No, sta.
toned at Brownsville, on the railroad, we're
attacked by the rebels, said to be Shelby s
command The object Of the rebels was to
destroy the railroad, but they failed Rein.
iorcemens were sent 10 Brownsville, and
considerable skirnishing occurred yesterday
Shelby is said to have six pieces of artillery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
PETITION FOR PARTITION
SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNT
OHIO

SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
OHIO.
FREDERICK COOK and Isaac MusHelfnan, Plain.
II uns, against Valentine suyer, Margaret silver,
Michael Cook, LYDIA Cook sarah stiser vile Of Sol
om0n Silver, Catharine BRob, John Cook, Margaret
Baker, David Baker, Eliza eth Cook, and other minor
h0irs OF Christian Cock, deceased, sarah Hnllenbaek
wife of solomon Hullenback and MARY Miller wife Of
Joseph Miller all II the state Of In lana; and the
heirs OF EliEabeth Bottor, Of the state OF Missouri
whose names are unknown John Cook, Eli Cook,
Daniel Cook, Henry Cook, Michael Coos, David
Cook, Ehaaheth Cook, Mary Cook and sarah Day,
wife of Michael Day, and srah WysonR, wifs OF David
Wysons, of State OF Ohio; ChnttenA B0ttOrh
Andrew Bottorn, jackson Butnh Margaret Byera
Cathafine Bottorh David bottorff and John BOtioTn
heirs NJ law OF Jacob u Mary BotloTn, decd Of
H. state Of InoianA, De'endAnts
The above name defendants will take nouce that =
petition has been iled against them IN the Superior
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, by the above
named plaintiffs praying Tor partition OF the follow.
ing deueTbed real estate situate IN Iao son township
Montgomery county, Ohio being the north part OF this
southeast quarter OF section tWenty.three (2) town
ship four ~ range four t CONTAINING 10 all about
QUE hundred and forty four acres and that vt the June
term OF said Court tho said Frederick Cook aud Isaaa
Musselmsn will apply for an order that partition may
be made nj said premises.
Dated June N, 1854,
FREDERICK COOK,
ISAAC MUssELMAR.
n. THonFsos, Attorney. luhelTvg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30

MONTREAL, June 30 The number Of lodies
recovered from the ruius OF the railroad acci.
dent at st Helluire s g. the number wound
%. They were emgrau,s nuo eaue by ship
Vicar, from Bremen, and appear to be Poles,
Danes, Swedes, Prussians, Austgiaus, Bohe.
mans aud u lew Italians, They were going
to Wisconsin, most Of them, to mset friends
settled in that region
Times WASHINGTON special says The Con
ference on the Pacific Railroad Bill will be
able to agree
The Finance committee in both Houses
doubt il any new supplementary tax bill could
pass at this late day
Committee decided to-day to strike out GO
daysnotice in the Enrolment billnnd il adher-
ed to will defeat the measure, az the House
will not agree
Berald's Washington special says the re-
port that our cavalry destroyed all railroads
leading out OF Richmond is confirmed Ii is
reported Buffers guns cover Richmond and
Petersburg. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
SHERIPE SALE.

No. 2s7O
Superior Court
IL H...Nlsa.A

John SwaynIa No 2s7O
vs.. Superior Court.
Thomas Swaynie et al, In Partition.
My virtue OF, aud IN obeoance 10, the command OF
ID an order Of sale made y the supeuor Court oi
Montgomery cou ty 0hio,n nd TO me directed, will
ner AZ public sale At tho dor of the Court House,
le city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, Itt5, 1884,
Il o'clock m OF sad da DE following described
y estate, va; One acre oRrbund taken by parallel
tes % Of the south de olqt numoarsd seventeen
n the plat Of out lots west hain street ana south
~ and adjoining the town o)ayton, originally laid
out In the city OF Dayton, cduly Of Montgomery snd
state Of Ohio
Said premises have been ppraised at Sieo under =
former order OF this Court y cannot sell for loss
fhAn two thirds Of said appIaement
Arefms--H CASH u in on and the balance ln two
tars nom the day of sale; be deferred payments to
bear interest from day Of sd aud 10 Be secured BY
mortgage on the premis ~.
GEORGE WooAMAf ahorin Mont. oouuty,
ooHoyHR 4 caAiagEAp, Atnsys. mitWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30

action OF the Senate last night, was to ignore
:he Hous' bill to regulate and provide for Gu
rolling and calling out the forces, and to sub
stltute "a bill similar to that recently passed
by the Senate, with the addition, that the
draft is to be Tor not less than one nor more
than three years The communication clause
In the enrolment net is repeated nud provi
sion made Tor imposing special lax Of 8 per
cent on incomes to meet the expenses OF buus-
ties Thu action OF the two Houses on Tie
bill is not yet definite
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
sHRRIFFs SALE


jacob Wariys b NJ Railroad Comp.ny- Alien
Common Pleas
Dl virtue OF several executions issued ty the
ID court of Common Pleas OF Al en- county, ,ihio, /
will Offer NJ puuc sale at the door OF the court house
in the city Dayton, in tho county OF MONTGOMERY
Ohio, on Saturday, July 10Th lsGt. Al o'SlocE, D.
m ofsad day tns lnwng deaeribod real estate 10
wit
Lots numbered one thousand eight hundred aud
twelve, (ibl2l and our Thousand eight hundred aud
thirty one ile ~ a. numbered IN the revised plat Of
the city OF paytop, county OF MOntg5msry ONO with
the improvements thereon Taken on execution 49,
the property OF the Dayton Mic Higsn railroad CO
a. the suits of Jacob Ward, William nowlinR Freder.
ick Bitter and Ann DoWhng
APPRAISED - iollowuf Lot No 1872, AZ S3Ols
Lot No 1854, at 81 800, and cannot sell tog less thAa
gwo'thirds ofthe ABOVE appfal8omeni.
Toms-CASH. GE1. WOQAMAN, ShH.
crSSN0HAN a MEEns, Attys. Montg'y GO.
June II, 1854 wtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton market.

DAYTON June 80
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red Wheat
wholesale 75 Retail IS 90.
WHEAT-Sl So
CORN--l0O Shelled 90@lOQ
OATS-70.
RYE 45@l so.
BARLEY-$l 20.
COFFEE--46@58
SUGAR-22@25.
EGGS-20per do2.
WHISKY-l 20.
CHEESE -l7@l9
DRIED PEACHES-20@22.
DRIED APPLES-l2@ 10.
BEANS-Per bushelS2 5O@3 90
HAY--Timothy S32 per ton.
TEAS-S2 5O@2 co.
RlCE-l34@l5 per h.
LARD--l4@lS
BUTTER-20@25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30

Picnicl Pionicl--rhe st. Joseph Orphan
Society will hold Picnic on the Fourth Of
Juty at the Fair Ground All irienda Of the
Orphans are invited to attend The following
societies have resolved to join with them with
their regalia, banners aud parade through the
principal streets Of the city, headed by the
Regimental Band ST Aloyisius Young
Mems Society st, Louis Young Meu's So
ciety; St. Baromaeus Benevolent Society
ST. Joseph Maener and Jungling Society The
Trinity Building Society st Laurentius Ben.
evolent Society; The Hibernian Society; and
the ST. Joseph Orphan Society
j. ZwIEsLER, Grand Marshall
v BlEN, Assistant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30

CAME 20 the promises Of John Grsider, in Wayne
" Township, Montgomery county, Ohio, residing
on the Behiountain X 1ad, miles Northeast irom
Dayton, and ~ miles from Osborn. One hay horse,
9 Years Old, Swaynied on the lett shoulder. had on
de headsta Of a halter. The owner will come and
rfoYe p,9ptr'Si P"g Sihs,s"s snn Hhs MN away
june 21th 1854 JOHN GRINDER,
unO2S.N3 BY q. b. HARTMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30

NEw YoRE, June 29th.--Philadelph pa
pers state that the gross receipts Of the Fair
will amount to about Sl,O00,000 The vote
for the sword stood for Meade 3,l42; Ham
cock, ,Oj6. Mcclellan, 297; Grant III; scat
terinR, rs Gen. Hancock got the horse
equ pment; Sen. Birney the camp chest
aud Mrs. General Burnside, the Leghorn bon.
nat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
John N0FnIugstArs. Estate.

Y hoen duy appointed administrator OF The Ertate
of John Momngstar, decetsoi All persons lnlohted
20 the estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
iirc rnt them TO the undersigned for allowance.
: iune2s.w8 IEPHANfAH CATROW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30

Colonel Dan McCook, /. is ascertaned, was
mortally wounded His brother, Major Gen.
eral McCook, left the city yesterday, hoping
to see him before his death This, we bt
lieve, is the fourth member Of this family,
who have fallen victims to this war
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
Austc.
STRING MUSIC.

4 AM prepared to urnish String Music for balls,
y rheH Sc, st the lowest possible rates. nayinE
played with Prot Fairchild during the last summer
feel conlldent that can sausiy all hls old custom
ers. ! am member OF tho kegimsntal Hand, and
can furnish any number Of pieces for string band
All orders len with Charles Theobad corner Third
and Jefferson streets, under hustsn Hall, will be
promptly attended to-
del2dam DANIEL n BAKER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
sHERlFis SALE.


John y. McNea
No. 1919
Young 8. McNeal, } Superior Court
nY virtue Of an order ofals made by the superior
ID Court Of Montgomery eounty, Ohio, and 10 me
directed will oher al Pu6s Sale at the door of e
Court Hous, In the cityof Dayton, on saturday
July 8Oth 1854, at OclOoke NJ. OF said day, the fol-
10 Ing described real estae, va;
The undivided one-nntlp) part Of tho southwest
quarter Of School section b. lb, town two ~ aud
range hye (6) containing % hundred and Owe
more or less Situated in he Township OF Washing
ton, county of MOntgomer and State Of Ohio Said
one ninth 40 part Of sa pr misses have been Ap
praised under ain order OF a Attachment issued 10
this caap, a. two hundred Rdeighty dollafs and can
not sell for less than tWu-ldA It's appraised value
Terms lash,
GD, WoGAMAN, Sheriff.
r. THOMPSON. Airy. iuno22 wO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
MOo,gomeTy Probate
Court.

herman W. hocut Aunl T.
MoutgomeTy Probate
Theresa LukeY et, al, Conrt.
nN saturday, July "a, 1854, At o'clock y. m, AZ
" the door OF the Court House In Dayton Will bs
sold 60 the highest bidder, bidding over twO-thirds
of the appraised value thereof tho following real -.
tate as The property OF Herman W, Koch, deceased
tO,vit Lot No, three thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven, (Ss07l In the city Of Dayton, Mont
~ ounty, OHIO 10 be sold ree iron0 dover. An,
praised At ak hundred dollars (t6OO. .0O) Terms oi
Sole OJe third cash blsnce 10 one and two yeass
equal payments, secured ~ mortg,Re on IN prenk
Sos CONSTANTINE 2WIsLEk,
Adn'T with the viii anneAod Of
Tnos. russsHSH, Auy. Herman W Koch, decd
June 4 1t9a dtw-wst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT

RsaiRnation Of Chase-DavId TOD secre-
tary OF the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, June 30,--The President, at
ll:30 to-day sent to the Senate the nomina-
ton of David Tod, OF Ohio, to be Secretary
of the Treasury, vice Chase resgned. SEN
ate went into extra session immediately.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-30
NOTTCE.

NoTtcE is hereby gyen that petition vii be
IN presented 70 the Trustees Of Miami Township
Moptgomery N County Ohio, st their meeting 0n the
sd day OF July is0i, praying that township road b
laid outAs iosws bes pung ~ stone II the soutn.
west corner OF the southeast quarter Of section lG
town range east &o Ia ths south line Of said
ton thence along said fechon line west, 70 the cen.
ire OF tho township road between Miami and German
townships. lmay IS, laGal " SWATSEFi.