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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

| n pursuance OF an order granted by tho Probate
Il onrt OF Montgomery County, Oh,, in the case OF
isaac layiever and simpson Mutt Executors Of tho
last will and testament Of David Young deceased,
against Ruth Young et al defendants we win offer for
sale, nj public auction on SA TURDAY, the Slst dry
Of December, A, ID. 1884, at o'clock Rfernoon upsn
the premises, the following described real estate :
tnuts inthe County Of a ontgOmsry, and stale Of
Ohio, to-wit
Fiileen acres Of land taken on the South side of the
arm owned by the hers OF David Young decd
situate IN Section 80, Town 2, Range 0, A RS de
scrihsd M follows Beginning ptR stone, on the east
iDe Of said section, the south east corner OF said
hrm thence north on the east line OF said section
b74 chains TO q stone thence south rs west zT.sS
chnins 70 the centre OF turnpike TO I'd thence south
eSst"ardy with the centre OF said road 10 chains 10
the south west corner % said farm thence on rhe
line between Young and Lasver north TO east 90 Sc
chains 70 the place OF beginning, containing 6yfssn
0sTsS Of t~-a
Appraised AT SliO per care Terms Of sale one
ihird cash, one third In one year and one third in
two years from the day Of sale, with interest; The
payments 10 be sseuTsdky mortgage upon The pre-
mIBes sold ISAAC LAFEVER
SIMPSON MUTT.
EkeGutors, &C. OF David Young, dee d.
J. VI. BA0aoTr, Au'y for Executors nov1O-V4E
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XXXVIIllh Congress I'd d-SesslOn
WASHINGTON, December II.
HOUSE,

WASHINGTON, Dec. l4--Wilson of Iowa
from Committee on Judiciary, reported bill
amendatory Of act July l7th 1862 TO define
pay aud emoluineuts ct officers OF army &c =,
so as TO read that any alien of 2l years old
and upward who snal have enlisted in vol.
unteer Or regular army navy or morine corps
aud been honorably discharged may become
a citizen withontany previous declaration and
shall not be- rtquired to prove mere than une
years residence, the bill was passed
The bills for the ship canal aronnd the Falls
of Niagara und u ship canal from the Missis-
sippi te Lake Michigan were further postpon
ed until tbs 23d of January
On motion Of Mr Brooks OF New York il
was resolved that the Commlttes on Foreign
Affairs Inquire into the expediency OF ptoyid-
ing by treaty or otherwise for the protection
of our Canadian and provincial frontier from
murder, srsou and bucglry on the pretenes
OF rebel invasion
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sHkRIFFS SALE.

Joseph Brown, ct al. ! Montgomery Common
vs. no Pleas
Thsopholns Browa, etL in Partition
DURsUAEl TO "a urdeT OF the Court Of Comtaoh
Pleas VI Montgomery County, Ohio, made al ~
November term A. D. 1891, will sell al public uuicry
on she premises on
MONDAY, December 18Th, 1864,
ace O'Clock P. the following described real estate
to-Wlt: Situate 10 she county Of Montgomery and
State Of Ohio, ea the sAst u of section Se town s.
Tangc east, kc,
BEING lot No, % survey aud sutd, vision of the
lands Of Joseph broSn decd, by order Of the Court
of Common Pleas Of Montgomery eounty, Ohio. a.
tho March term, ls4i see ehaneefy record h. paes
sSl, and described as vol ous
beGiunug the tst line OF said sesten ae polea
fouih OF the y. corner thereOf--thsneeS SSs w
100 poles TO q stohe 10 the Liberty Road, thence 4
5ks II. 1923 poleet 20 a rtOna In said q ad, thanoe
10 ~ poles 90 stone, thence \. - E.S polea 10
stone, thenee e6s y ~ poles atone on the eest
liu4 q sad sect o. thence % W. lla.3 poles 10 tha
place OF beginning containing 6dS acres aud has beeb
assigned A. the dover Of Elizabeth Bfogn IN said
lands Of Joa pm Brown decd, said prs rnises have
been appraised Tee oi Dover Al StS oO PEI acre
amounting to stsQ6 70 and cannot sell Tor less than
e OF the appraised value thefeotsad pTsmiies will
Terms cash IN hand on day of sale. \ in one
yesr, and = IN two years thereaiter-deferrd paw.
mentf 20 tear interest and 10 BE- secured by mortgage
on the premises. GEO. WOGAMAN, shefin,
ApAa Ctaf, Aty. nOviBsCW
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Superior Court Monta omery County, Ohio
Emanuel Mac er Va Daniel Maeher, May O. Maeher,
sarah " Maoher, AmbroseJ j. mschsr and Maria j..
gMacher
nAEtGL MAUHER, Of the State Of Michigan,
~ Mary @. Macher, Sarah II. Macher. Ambrose
Macher 0nd Maria J. MAcher, of the County OF
Montgomery, Ohio, viii take notice that patiuon
was filed agsin.t them on ihe hth day Of November
a. ID. 1894 in the Superior OOur within and TOR the
Cnunty Of Montgomery, ohio, by Emanuel Maeher,
ant is nDw pending, wherein said Emanuel MarheT
demands partition Of the following dercnbed real
in The State Of Ohio and in the town Of Ohambersburg
h-ing lots numbered Eleven Ql) and Twelve (I2) on
the plat Of the said town of ChRmbersburg" aud that
at next term OF said ourt, the said Emanue
hachor will sp ly for an order that partition may be
November, A. ID 1891. EMANUEL MAoHER
Gno. W, MALAnbRH, Atty. now view
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By Telegraph.
aEPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMpEN


!
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHlNoroy, December
IL To Major General Dix The Richmond
papers OF yesterday report sherman AT
Bloomngdale, fifteen miles from Savannah,
on Saturday.
He is reported by this mornings R,chmund
papers, as will be seen by the following tele-
gram from General Grant, TO be in hue Of
battle not more than Eve mites from Savan-
nah
Cry POiyr December 10 To Hon II
Stanton Richmond papers ofto day contain
the following
The Richmond Dispatch says, Sherman is
near savannah, probably not five miles dis.
tant He has not yet made au attack II is
eull doubtful whether he will do so or make
Tor the coast southeast of the City Ii is very
certain he has not yet opened communication
with the coast, though he may do 50 very
soon
LATER "A telegram from below Charleston
states that Sherman was in line of battle,
1--WE will not say where) confronted by a
strong Confederate force.
Another paper states there has been 20
direct communication with Savannah for sew.
eral dayo, but we apprehend The wires have
been cut between that place and Charleston.
Signed u. S. GRANT
The severity of the weather has prevented
any important movements by either side at
Nashville, Nothing of importance is report.
ed to-day from the armies of the Potomac or
the Shenandoah.
Signed h. NJ. STANTON,
Secretarv of War
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professional.

lAnd for the mast three years Surgeon IN the United
States Navy, has opened an oflns Al No. 27S, Third
street, between JGerson and 80 Clair streets narih
side Having had the advantage OF Tho Hospitals In
New York and Philadelphia, with tgeniy years OF
successful prstice, the afflicted may rest assured
YantaR ,, That the advanced condition oi the Soisee
~ MaioiHs csn render.
nT Wiss cures Consumption, THROAT sad Al
RESPIRATORY pIsEAsEs ny MEDICAL in
HALATIOH the only reliable means known to the
profession, whon has proven universally succrss
fn M the East and Ia Europe He treats al diseases
of the EYE and EAR, also all diseases pacuua 10
Females, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what.
so-eyer may be their characier The most ineredn-
lous will b. convinced 0f his success by calling At his
once No, sib Third street, Dayton, or by obtaining
letters 10 nSa 10 which l. circulated gratut0urly
Octi6 .d4MSm
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DnyIOn Marker.

DAYTON December H.
HARSHMAES FLOUR--Red whea
wholesale 80 90. Retail $1,000
WHEAT--Sl 95Gl 81.
CORN--l00
OATS-65
RYE -.
BARLEY-Sl 50GglG0.
TEASE 50@2 90.
COFFEE-50a5jc
SUGAR-30
SUGAR-2j@2s@30c, per pound
COFFEE SUGAR --35c per 10.
CRrSHRD SUGAR 33CG35c per ID.
M0LASSES-Sl 4O@ 100 pee gal
RlCE-20e per TO-
LARD-2O@25
BUTrER-35@40
CHEESE --30e.
sTARCH-l2Ic per 10.
SOAPS--l5c per III.
DRIED APPLES-I09i24.
BEANS--Per bushel 81 OO@2 80.
EGGS-35@4O per doz.
T0BACC0-9O@Sl 90 per ID.
SH0T-sj 75@6 0Oper sack.
LEAD-25c per H.
POTATOES 81 GOAL 20 per bush.
SWEET POTATOES 81 40 per Bnshel.
HAY-Timothy s2s@3O per ton.
WHISKY-l 90
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
Special Assessment Notice.

OFFICE ooLLE1TOR Of INT RNAL RyvENryr
stAfE OF uHio, IHIRD DsrRicr
DAfroN, Quo NOV. ~, 1864
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the A So
~ ment Of the SPECIAL i've or cent lScosg IinEY
mad 10 act ordanee with tho requirements + ioini
aes' Iulon oi o"nsress approved Jul g. 1854 On all
So"es ,s res return d Tor tho year ending D-cembcr 81
Ioos mss Deen delivered to mo 10y the Dist,ict ssss
sor iGr co lection and the same must be psid IN or
be ore the RW day OF December next ~ o'
~ DtFAuIr THERgoF ten per cent pepalfy h r,.,,i
ca ny Ia" 10 be ,ded and collections 10 be- en- ,,,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will be cocot' AZ tho Office of m.
der-lgned corner Of Third and Jefferson streats iy
ton, OHIO. Those 'or my
BUTLER COUNTY
AZ ne o 0ifoe Of Ezra Potter Depsy Collector iso,l
WARREN COUNTY
AZ the Once Of Jacob Morris, Deputy coneo,o, e.
anoL, Ohio. For - ' ''V
PREBnE COUNTY
AZ the Office OF Jusirh CsmtlslI DENNY coii.,tx,
brton, Onto. JOpN l. h24TIIV IIVS'sutI'
hoNHs-dSwtll decto collector;d Dist. ohio.
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SHERIFF"s SALE

PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYToS.
John Mclean, Administrator Of Iebn stansberger
deeshsed, W. Edmund ateckei eta
l.f H Gaze No. 1906.
Df virtue OF, and in obedience TO, an ordrr OF sale
ID made hY the Superior Court OF MONTGOMERY
county, Ohio, will offer pubic sale at re door 6l
the Court House 10 Dayton. on a3 ai.6Il II
SATURDAY, January n, 1856
Al two O'Clock IN OF said day, the following de.
sefiped cal estate, VIE Lots NUMBERED two Thousand
siS hundred and three q es) and four thousand and
nnety-one 4Uy as designated The revised plat Of
the city Of baj ton, IN the county Of Montgomery and
state Of uhlo. .4
Lot NO 2O95 Is situated on West Third street north
SIDE, on whish there 10 large Two story frame dwell.
been appraised At s3 900
Lot No, 4o9l 10 a vacant lOtand extends from Aah-
ley street 70 FfApk street, near Warren atrset and
has been appraised at $3.50.
The above described property cannot sell for less
than IL o.thlrds Of its appraised value.
GEORGE WooAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
ODIIa CAHILL, Attorneys drg lawt.
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! NEw YORK, Dec. IA The Trbune's Wash
ington special says Congressman Washburne,
who returned to-day from Grants headauar-
iers represents Warten's movement as "a per.
feet success, and that Grant is confident of
the whole situation. Washburne himself eels
more confidence in the future from this visit
than from any previous one Warrens mis-
sion was to destroy the Weldon railroad and
bridges as far as possible, and to discover aud
destroy the new cross road from the Weldon
TO The DanVille, which Grant knew was in
process Of construction, and was designed to
servs to Richmond her supplies from the
South. This was rnined by Warren.
The Tribune's Army ofthe Potomac spec
ial thus sums mp the results Of Wsrren's ex-
pedition
Making rapid march of50 mles He de-
/ stroyed three important bridges, over twenty
miles of railroad, a large lot Of forage and
stores aud burned Sussex Court House, cap
tured score or two Of prisoners and will
reach camp to-morrow having suslained tri-
fling loss
A Fort Morgan letter OF the 30h ut TO
the New Orleans Era says
The nearest reported rebel force 10 this
point is said TO be at Fish River 20 miles up
the Mobile bay
Even this is nothing more than the advance
post
Thay remain very silent on the defensive,
with the eS Seepiion 0i an occasional shot from
the rebel batteries at our gunhoats, simply 10
get range. o ta,a
A new rebel ram has come down the Tom
bighee river, and is now al Selma, having her
armament and plating put on She is report
ed TO be very formidable engine Of war, on
the pattern and style OF the ram Tennessee,
captured BY us during the Fort Morgan bonn
bArdment She Unexpected to arrive in Mo
bile at 40 early date
There are said 10 be seven rams and gun
boats inside the distractions, besides some
water batteries
The distractions are OF very strong aud
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BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
MAsTER coMMIssIoNER.s SALE.

Joseph Bnnaman, PlnintiH Case No aOiI
agsinst MONTGOMERY County
Goo II JoIres, ei al Dsrts superior Court
DERsUANF TO An order Of the superior Court OF
il Montgomery County, Ohio, made In the fbove
entities cause and to me directed, will nifern Public
AU ton at the door OF the Court House IN the city oil
Daytonin the UountY AMI state aore aid on
SATURDAY December 10TH 1864,
between the hours Of one AID four o'clock p. NJ. o
said day the following described real estate, 10 wits
end described as follows Lot Numbered Twenty
three, (9i) IN Barnet's plat Of Miami G ty in Hhrr,
son township, IN sad County and tate and described
the Records Of said county, being part OF Section
No. Thr two (29 and fractional section Thirty.
three, (S3) Town two (2) and Range six (6l
Said proper hes been appraised at sl20O aud can
not sell for less than " ol said amount
W. H. BELVILLE,
Master Commissioner Montgomery Superior Court
N n. JOHDAE, Atty. nov2wtis
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New loRE, December Ii Cotton quiet
at 32sl 30 for middIing Flour quiet aud
unchanged Ht 10 20al0 25 for extra state.
and II 20tll 20 for round hoop Ohio; Wheat
no receipts quiet and firm: No 2 Chicago
spring 81; Corn dull and nominal ut GOAL
81 for mixed western; Oats lever at 06 for
western; Pork frmer at 81 90 for two
years old mess, 80 25a39 so for one year do.
and 36 00a3S 25 for prime; Beef dull Lard
quiet and steady at 2la24c; Whisky quiet
and firm at | 90 for western; Petroleum dn'
aud nominal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-14

MCISTRs & BlIRD-We call the attention
of our readers, and especially readers in The
country, to the advertisement Of Messrs. Nc.
Intire Il Baird, grocers, Main street, Dayton.
We fell great confidence in assuring all who
desire to purchase anything in their line, that
they will fnd lirst rate goods, and low prices
at this establishment Give them a trial, any
how, and if they don't please you, it will he
time enough to 60 els where
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LATEST NE WIS.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
sherman Fightaa Great RAN.


NEw YoRE, December IA The Worlds
Washington special has an account of q bat
tie In trout of Savannah m wa J =, which
he says comes direct from loyal resident Of
| Richmond
| He says 10000 Of Shermans men, ut an
early hour, crossed the Ogeechee river below
lBloomingdale, some ~ miles south of Savnn-
sah, and marching between that point and
lelialr, the left wing extended so as TO cut
the Savannah 4 Charleston Railroad Com
munlcation had been effected the preceding
day with Foster, who was again rapidly ad
vanclng on Grahamsvile, the rebels retreat
| ing from their strong position south OF the
Pocotaligo bridge, evidently alarmed ut find
| ing themselves threatened both in front and
rear by superior forces
Sherman, who was on the field, found him
self confronted by a large forcs of regulars
and militia entrenched
The battle began early in the day, and was
continued with great fury on both sides. The
garrison of Savannah, numbering / = 900 vel
erans, participated
Toward noon agrand charge was made by the
Union troops, which carried some Of the works
of the enemy left and center, threatening 10
cut him Of from the inlet and city This was
ioawed by an advance Of the whole line
which doubled up the Rebel formation in
confusion and they fell back to the immediate
vicinity of the works in rear of Savannah.
Our troops pursued them to Tilfair or the
Sonth, and corresponding advance along the
upper Railroad Here our troops retired
finding the enemy works very strong and
our men from hcavy march the previous
night, and the severe fighting being worn out
The loss was severe on both sides, 2 500
Onion and between 3, 900 and 1000 rebels,
among whom we're fully 1900 prisoners in
Guiding many officers Of rank. Colors, eau.
non, small arms, wagons and caissous were
captured #au Vslg
Smith, Hardee and Cobb we're in command
OF the rebels, whose loss at lirst was less than
ours, owing to their protection. But at the
close of the action they suffered tremendous.
ly Ii is believed that all the rebels at the
head Of the Inlet, 1900 or 5000, would be
captured. .rusl
The facts, says the Worlds correspondent,
have been carefully concealed by the rebel au
thofities iA
The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed at
Charleston. AhH
The last word leh Sherman close to the
coast, either able to form a junction with
Foster and the fleet, or 10 attack Savannah
with prospects of success.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-14

WAsHlNcroN, Dec / The Richmond pa
pers OF Monday req igtd report that Sher
man was moving in close proximity 10 Snvan.
nah, Besutegard commands the delences Of
the city, assisted nv Ilardee. Smith and prob.
ably Taylor Rebel papers say battle may be
progressing tu.day, and express themselves
confident Of success Bragg was at Augusta
at last accounts Passengers by mail boat TO
New York report that they heard heavy firing
yesterday morning in the direction Of Dutch
Gan
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Bylaws OF Ghe Miami Town
ship VigIIaBI society.

ARTICLE l. 1t shall be the duty Of every
member who may have horse or horses stol-
eI to forward description Of the same as
pointed out in the constitution to the prnci.
pal pursuer aud his associates, without delay,
and in the absence of the principal pursusr
it shall be the dnIy of the treasurer to per
form the several duties eDjoined on him, in
case OF a horse or horses being stolen
ART 3. he principal pursuer shall have
power to limit the distance of any Of the pur.
suers, in case OF horse or horses stolen, not
less than forty miles nor more than seventy
miles, as pointed out in the constitution, on
any of the several routes OF the pnrsnt-
ers.
ART 3. This society shall meet at least
four times year
ART 4. 1t shall he the duty of the Secreta
ry to call the roll at each meeting of the So
ciety, and it is expected that all members
should duly attend such meetings except hav-
ing reasonable excuses for not doing So
Art 5. II il should be necessary that an
annual payment should he made to the treas
ury Of said Society, the directors shall have
the power to require it of the members Of tho
same, but such payment shall not exceed fifty
cents per member, and any member refusing
or neglecting to pay his dues belonging to
said Society, after being notified OF the same,
may be expelled by majority of the members
present at any stated meeting.
These By Laws we're unanimously agreed
to ats meeting Of the Society, October 10,
BYLAW PASSED APaIL 2, 1852, 60
ResOlred, That If any member hereafter
be absent three meeting in succession or neg
leet to pay all the ATFeArages, at every third
hall ~, Ia "a II