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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28

The question has been i,eqost,ly asksd--
"who's sentinel, the Columbus cOrre,pon>
dent Of the JOuFpalis Unlike the question
"vbo wrote Juoiusf" Il is fortunately saplly
answered. The Toledo Blade says. he isihs
editor Of the Perrysbwg Joureal. and Ihatlhis
name is--HigRins Peopls' ,al@ays vanl 70
Know more Of a man Of note than simply his
name and busiuess3 they desire 70 know more,
even lfn be none Of their business; and nefa-
paper meu--(unless u be he ofathe Columbus
JOsrpal. who resicsth that be alone Of all
newspaper men kaOws.h where the new Penis
tentiary will be located aud will not tell Il,
and--seeing that probably hois more interested
in the matter than all the rSst Of us poor dbv'
lie. is not so strangs) like 10 tell ell the,
know, and having further information 10 rela
tion TO "ssnlinsr We propose to give IL.
The Toledo Blade says Higgins is prs
teal Observation-Disclosures man; that while be b
a subordinate clsrkship 10 CSlunbus, he Is. -
the employ Of certain parties who originated
here, who want to be written into poslliou,-
The correspondent who writes Columbus let~
tiers for the Dayton Gazette says "bs is cats
paw Of other parties and moves and acts as
doth the puppet BY the wire" BY this we ins
fer that Higgins, personally considered, is Of
ne account. but that as a "mSum," he iS
"some' But We will let the correspondent
Aforesaid tell all about Sentinel" in his own
wSy. He further says Of lhe Journals cores
pOudenn
The men here who have been the happy
recipients Of bis eulogies, during the past few
weeks, must feel themselves especially, fat.
tered by the artistic touch Of his classic per. -
''rhe ass that knoweth his masters viii and
doeth II not shall be beaten with many stripes "
Then again. ''the ASS knoweth his MASTER
crib and the OK kDoweth his owner barn. -
Why should he not sustain the hand that pla-
ces the bread in his mouth "Let justice be
doue though the heavens fall" Sentinel"
has done much for posteriy. He is apublic
beDefactor, who writes books Sentinel has
placed himself in the catalogue of distinguish
ed authors. His book, euphoniously called
"The slippery Elm," understand was the
effort Of his early youth. No book. in its time,
has perhaps created such q stir in the book
world as did the "Slippery Elm" which
have never had the pleasure OF perusing. Bot
# the book Is rIsHY as the sutbor, decline
TO know more Of 1t. Good bye, Sentinel
hope you have made more by the sale Of your
wares here this winter than you did by the
sale of slippery Elm" ..
There, that will bs sufficient TO crafty the
curiosity of the public, and answers the ques-
tion--"whos 'Sentinelf'" We have but a sug'
gestion to add: Have "The Slippery Elm'
dramatized. 1t would doubtless have "run. I.
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T1HERE

rTIHERE win be a petition presented to
Commissioners OF Montgomery county, Ohio,
At their March session, praying for the vacation
OF that part OF the county road which through
the land OF David Rmert, which was established In
1884, and In lieu thereof to establish new county
road on the south side ofthe south line OF the land
OF Joseph Gottschall, commencing In the above de-
scribed road where IL the line betwt en- the
landa Of David Emert and Joseph GottSohall, and
thence east the south side OF said line and ter
minating in the county road petitoned for BY Jon-
athan Gebhart and others In 1853.
January 80, 1850. DAVID EMMETT.
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Toilet Articles for the Million.
Hair Restorative a InvigOrntOr,

A SURE and permanent cure for Bald
IA ness, and for removing all Scurf, DAndruff,
Scroiulous Eruptions and FeveriHh HeFtfrom scalp,
and for restoring premsturely oaAY hair to It's
original oolor. This preparation contains no iniu-
rious matter, producing its wonderful effects by
invigorating and restoring perfect health to the
scalp, and the glands which form the hair. It is
put up in bottles holding the same quantity as
Woods and Mrs, Aliens Hair Restorers, in all re-
spects equally as good and at onethird to one-half
the coat.
Price 90 cts. For sale only by
OR. W. w. STEWART,
feb7 Drugglat, No. SO Main street.
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NTnster CornmIssioner,a snIe.

Robert r. Dlekey,
W. No. tiAt.
Warren ", Phillips, John r.. suD'r' Court, Mo. Co.
DURSUANT 10 an order Of the Superior
y Court Of Montgomery. county, Ohio, made IN
the above eAae at Its April term, A. ID. 1852 and 10
nc directed, shall offer at public auction At the
door Of the Court House, In the city OF Dayton,
Montgomery county, and State OF Ohio,
On SATURDAY, March "a, 1860
Between the hours of one and four o'clock p NJ. OF
said day the following described property, to witt;
Lota numbered eleven hundred and ninety-seven
tls1) eleven hundred and ninety-eight twelve
hundred and three (l90s) and twelve hundred and
four 204) as designated on the revised plat Of the
cityof Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, and be-
ing numbered Jog, l6s, lSs and I6s on the original
made by Lodwiek.
Said property is to be sold on judgment in favor
OF Robert r. b agHinstWatTen W. phillips
John Il, Cooltntz and Others.
The above property has been appraised at the fol-
lowing figures, TO witt
Lot No. Iisl at the sum Of sloo
1908 las
1904 lSa
aprAised value.
Terms OF sale-Cash. .
N. e. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner sup'r Court.
J. A. JORDAN, Atty. feblb-dtwAwtt
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LnaAh NOTICE.

ah0RA NOAAShs
n pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court OF Montgomery county, ohio, made on
the 4th day of February, in the case Of Henry
Frazee, guardian Of Andrew Milliken and Martha
Milliken, his wards, the undersigned will
On the 10th day of March, 1860,
at l0 O'Clock NJ on the following premises, being
the residence OF Augustus Mundhenk, In Perry Tp.,
Montgomery county, Ohio, at the north end OF said
residence sell at public sale the following described
Real Estate, situate in said county, viz;-The two
undivided seventh parts of ninety of land in
Perry Township, taken of the west hall OF the
north east or. and part of the east half Of the
north-west Or of Sec Is, Town D, Range east &C,
and bounded as follows; Beginning at Henry Fra
zee's south-eRst corner, thence east 100 poles,
thence north 80 poles thence west 6o poles; thence
south 90 poles, to the place Of beginning. Zach
one-seventh part to be sold separately.
Terms of Sale-One- e-thlrd cash on day of sale;
one third in one and one-third in two years from
the day Of sale. To be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold, and the deleri ed payments to bear
interest at the rate Of six per cent. per annum,
payable annually.
Appraised at Ss57, 90 for each one seventh part,
and must sell for two-thirda the appraisement.
HENRY FRAZEE,
Guardian OF Andrew Milliken and Martha silliken,
febS-dtw&wtdoB
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LI0uid Hair Dye!

E0R dyeing the Hair Black or Brown,
Il instantly, without staining the skin. War
rauted fullyas good as Bachelors Cristadoro's put
up In same size boxes, and at one-half tho cost
Price 50 cts. To be had only at the Drug Store of
W. w. STEWART,
feh7 No. % Vain st.
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aMiohiRan q Cranberrien.

IL BARRELS Of the best quality of Miohi-
y gan orsnberries, in sxeeilent condition, jnSt
~ DRAhDRnBuRG = CO.'S, d
aet1 No, 900, Third ~
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Pcrfu mes and Han d kerchief
Extracts,

pUT up in beautiful gilt bottles of the
same quantity, and superior in quality to either
Lubn's, Wright 5, Glen's or Bailey's, and sold at
one-third the cost. Price-No. /, 20 c,s-No. 2, &c
feb1 Druggist, No. 90 Main street.
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Baptpt gaiIpTppirt.

uM.For Locals, Telegraph, and oths
matters ofinfereat aad informaton,' see
First and Fourth Pages. -.
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John Sherwoods Assign
nent.
j E w E l. r Y |!
I WILL sell at Public Auction in Beckels
Building, Dayton Ohio, on
Tuesday March goth, 1860.

All the personal property and stock in trade ofJohn
Sherwood consisting in part of large assortment Of
VALUABLE JEW ELRY, OF all kinds two large
and very handsome SHOW CASES, one EXTRA Pl-
ANo, one large SAFE and some Household Furni-
ture.
The stock of Jewelry of Mr. Sherwood was bought
for the retail business and much Of 1t OF the finest
quality. Persons may have good bargains
Gold will be sold gold, silver silver, and
plated ware as plated ware only. Purchasers may
rely upon AL representations made.
The sale will be peremptory and the goods must
sell, no matter what they bring.
TERMs.-Au sales under $50 cash; sales over
that amount credit Of 80 to 60 days; IL ample
rity be given,
Sale will be continued many days as may be nee
essary to dispose Of the stock.
MILTON BENNET, Assignee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LnQAL NoTIcn.


CTRPHEN MIDnLETAN and Caroline,
~ ~ wifq, Of nhllnde|rhsa, IN the state oi Penn
sylNlnia, t1d uhfries y. ll'en ef New qrlenast
y'lans. vas ~ ndils. Mt Henry ceg,gp,. OF
uafI, ioen, hh peftlon n ihe Superior Coult OF
the fDuiitT of 1lotltg0Nfty, ~ the stale ot Chic,
agnthat william Allen and hia wife Martha, steph-
~ aiiedietan and his vile Caroline Charles r. Al
len, Franklin p. Alien, John W. II Allen, John
walker and kliza q walker, defendantsi heirs a
laW0f CassandrA Allen, deceased, setting forth that
the said Caaaandra Allen, in her time, TO wit
the fh Of Juno, 1890, on the let o SeI tember, 1895
and on the 2ed Of December, 1858, executed 70 the
said Henry Curtner three several mortgages on Lot
number =, Jones plat Of aub-dtviaion Of out-lot
No, % In Dayton, ohio, TO secure the payment Of
three eeyera sums Of money 10 Whilst, Of $500 00i
3D. ee61,4s ID, Of 1850, with interest ac,Ordlng
10 certain notes referred 10 In aad mortgages and
praying that the above named defendants, to whom
as heifa Al law Of said CassandFa Allen, deceased,
the lega title 70 said premises has descended, nay
pay said several sums Of money now oiaimed 10 be
due,wth interest amounting 10 come $780, a,
said premises may be sold te pay the saine and the
sNid etephen Mlddletan and Caroline, his wife and
Charles II. Allen are notified that they required
10 appear and answer said petition or before the
third saturday after the I'd day Of April next.
GEO. w. HOUK,
Attorney for II. Curtner.
Dated Feb. H. 90. febiT-dtw6wtaasd
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Toilet and Shaving soap.

IN every variety of color, form aud style,
and ranging in price from to 25 cts.
Vor sale by W. w. STEWART,
feb7-dSw No. 50 Main ct.
THE above choice articles are gotten up
with special reference to the present stringency
In the money market. fair trial viii convince
the most gkeptical that the quality of the goods s
as represented, and the very low figures at which
they are offered, places them within the reach Of
all. To be had only at the Drug Store OF 49,
Dr. W. w. STEWART,
feb7.d&w No. 90 Main at. DAy yton, o.
T0HE Board of School Examiners of Montgom-
i cry county, Ohio, at their regular meeting on
February sth, 1860, Resolved to meet the first SAT-
urday of each month in the South-WeBt School
House in Dayton, at O'Clock A. NJ, and admit no
applicant alter 10 O'Clock A. NJ. BY order of the
Board. C. b. HARTMAN
feb6-d&wlm H
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ID r. KA AhSH N ER'S
< tEIAECTRO
THERAPEBTICBATHS
pRss J.N&)Rl ", BOSLER, &
Homeopathic Physicians
AND SURGEONS,
HAVING OBTAINED THE RIGHT TO
IL use and administer DA. KARsnNERs
AND NEGATIVE BAEHs,
Have thsn how ia sqosessnil operation at thsif
OFFICE AND BATH ROOMS,
NO. oI9aI~9 MAIN STR EET,
. West side, below sixth street,
DAYTON, OHIO. D
The following diseases are q part OF The many
which are curabe by ELBCTMCIrYi-
Palsy, or Paralysis Of the Face, and every
description and variety Of Consumption
in lie fret stages; rheumatism,
whetheracute or chronic; Neu.
ralgia, Torpid Liver, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Weak
moss of the spine,
Scrofula,
Dyspepsia, Deafness bg Paralysis Ringing In the
Ears, Weak Eyes, SpaamOdio, Retention OF
Urine, st. vltus Dance, Prolapsus, uteri,
prOlapaua OF Piles, Female Weakness
and Irregularities, General Debility,
Derangement o ffhe Nervous sys.
TEN, stiff Joints or Contract
ed Muscles, Conutipa-
tion, Chronic Diar-
rhtra, Sick Head
ache, Deafness, "..
IseueorrhnR,
Monamania and Fits, from different causes, and
we would stat. oi the HfsSsf Sened of public that
the application of Electricity Thefa
peute Agent for the above named diseases, and a
variety Of others, Is fact wen established by
Paralysis or Palsy, the great bane of Humsn ex-
llatence-the halfway house TO the Spirit Land
hnd in this immediate re lief aspeedy and perman-
The mode OF examination Is very simple, and
entirely new; and by Il Diseases Of the Internal
organs, or any part OF the system, is in verJ few
moments detected with facility and certainty.
The special claims Of the Electro. Batha consist
being passed into the water, and controlled at
pleasure in its application to the Human system by
slightest disturbance OF the vitalizing force, and
determine with an absolute certainty the location
and character Of such disease
| This treatment cures a long list of Chronic or
Nervous Diseases, of which the Female Is the
great sufferer, for years, BY pain ana expensive
drugging. Has she felt how gloomy are the pros
pects Of life, and how meagre every hope OF earth
Ily happiness, while suffering each day from some
new pain, new sorrow, and new physical derange-
menn WHY then not use at once that which will
obviate suffering, and counteraet the effects of min
eral and vegetable posons, proving that ths Agent
any OF the grosser elemements,
ES-Patients from a distance can be eccommodA-
ted with BoAEp eonyenie ntto NIT the office
! E-A LADY ATTENDANT viii assist in the treat
ment of LADIES. jan25-smd
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For Sale Cheap,
81 Dollars an .AcraI

FOR good Farm in Darke County, G miles
north east of Union city. ~ acres under good
cultivation, balance good timber; rich black sol.
Frame house of 0 rooms handsomely situated, and
surrounded by alocust grove, good frame barn. corn
crib, stable md other out buildings, Good bearing
Orchard with all kinds of fruit.
This 10 a, great bargain.
CHARLES K. CLARKE,
aug 26. Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building.
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E0R RENT !!
TO TRADE!
FOR EXCHANGEi

A excellent Farm in Lawrence ulty, Illinois,
II will be exchanged for City Property. 1t lies
one mile from Railroad station, TO- M. r. r. has
about 100 acres under cultivation. Good Dwelling
House of rooms. Also, three other small DWELL
ings ON the premises Barn and other out-buildings
This offered at about what the improvements cost
CHAS. x. CLARKE,
deolO CleRRla BuildinR. Third At.
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3. s. RANDALL, Hso.
Miss Randall has already earned for herself an
enviable reputation as sketch-wrlter under vari-
"nom de plumes," but she Is better known, per-
haps, as "HELES FoREsr GRAvEs,' in the NEW
YORK WEEKLY, and "Mrs. George Washington
Willis" In n contemporary journal.
Tens Of thousands have admired the beautifully
written sketches OF this talented young lady, and
every one Of these will hail with delight the
nouncement that she has undertaken 3 serial mar
rative. 1t has often been remarked by mAny..thSt
80 exquisite awriter as MISS RANDALL would &C.
complish wonders in novel; and we beg to assure
all who have formed this opinion that they not
rnta 40
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LAND FOR RnNT
A Rare ChanceI
FoR REMIT
aFor Rent.

DWELLING HOUSE of 8 rooms, in the
~ western part Of this city-wtn, oistern, shrub
berry, sc. Inquire of
CHAs. +, CLARKE,
feb6 Third street.
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HOOPS SAVE A woMANs LIEF
A RICH SCENE ON THE LAKE,


SANDUsEY, June II, 1860.
Our train, numbering fourteen cars, reach
ed this place this morning about ~ o'clock,
having on board u number of the Dayton Fire
men, and the "Union," ofSpring6eld, Young
Americas" of Urbana, Fountain" Of Belle
fontaine, Citizens and Buttons" of Find
lay, "Oakleys" and mo. rs, of Tifin, accom-
panied by several bands of music As our
gaily deeked engine moved along the lake
shore to the depot, we we're welcomed by thou
sands of voices to the Bay City" and amid
the greetings of the citizens, and to the sound
of music from score Of bands, we were es-
corted through the streets of the city. Almost
every building from the Depot to the West
House" was decorated with evergreens flags,
wreaths, notices, &c. Across Columbus Ave
nue. west of the "West House, were a couple
of large American flags, between them
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WELCOME FIREMEN!

Farther up the street in front of one of the
public halls, was large painting, representing
fremen shaking hands. The Register Office
displayed large flag, and thousands of little
flags waved from windows Of residences, &c
The shipping in the bay had out their bunting,
the waters of "old Erie" were smooth as glass,
the sky overhead was cloudless and the
Lake breeze dissipated all notions of the day
being too warm for comfort. Indeed, it seemed
that celestial as well as terrestrial bodies, were
determined that the gallant Volunteer Fire
men of our State should have fitting day on
which TO hold their Annual Tournament
The "West House" was made headquarters
of all who came on our train and after they
had manned the brakes" in the dining-hall
(Which assure you they did nobly, without,
too the appeal of their Foremen--each man
knew his place, and went to work with will)
they sauntered forth to hunt up acquaintances
who preceded them, and to take look at the
city For our part we like the looks of San
dusky 1t contains many handsome business
houses and residences, many Of which are built
of stone and what is unusual with stone build
ings, great taste is displayed in their construc-
tion, the stone being laid regularly and the sur
face cut comparatively smooth. The Custom
House, Vests Hotel, Register office, and 9TH
er buildings which we have forgotten, would
be very creditable specimens of architecture
n any city. The citizens take much pride in
decorating the yards of residences with shrub
berry, trees, dc, yet ON that point our own city
is ahead, Take it altogether, we woaid think
Sandusky pleasant place in which to live, if
we hadn't "fell in love with Dayton
About 8 o'clock, the different companies
commenced forming after the following
ORDER OF THE DAY
The LIST division on Water street, right rest
ing on Columbus Avenue, east side
The End division on Water street, right
resting on Columbus Avenue, west side
The Sd division ON Market street right rest
ing on Columbus Avenue, west side
Water street, on which the first and second
division was formed, presented very attract
i've appearance. The street was occupied by
the hremen, who were hurrying their machines
into the places assigned them in the line; the
sidewalks, and windows Of buildings, being
filed with men. women and children, Of every
size, style, and age, 1--WE might add every ma
tion, for we observed among the crowd one of
the original Japanese, said to be ffly-third
cousin of the Tyeooni) all possessed with an
anxiety to see every thing that was to be seen,
and tread on every body else's toes. This lat
ter was feature of the day, and we heard on
every side, innumerable first class clsses"
showered down on the head of some unlucky
mortal, who happened to let his number mines
come down rather heavy on the toes of some
individual Of that class so unfortunate as TO be
afflicted with that terrible malady yclept
cOrn& However, folks become accustomed
TO have their toes tread upon, indeed, it was
so frequent an occurrence that apology for
the act was deemed unnecessary.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,
superior Court, No. 1873.

Andrew Egan, ct. al. ~ '-'''
ID County Of Montgomery, Ohio, made al its Anil
Term A. d. 1860 IN the ah1ve entitled cause, will, on
Itiosidy, June 10, 1890
At the door Of the Court House Ia the CITY Of Davto
between the hours Of two and four O'Clock D. m az sad
day sell at public ontcry, 10 the highest bidder 1he
following described real estate 60 wit lying In Mad Ry
er township, IN said county and being lots humber
seyen,eigh, nine and ton designated on plat OF the
sub-divi-on Of part Of section 27Town Iof range y
between the Miami Rivers made by Daniel eckel and
VIE and reeorded ON plat book "a pages 40 aad N of
the Records OF Montgomery county
Said lots are part Of Cox farm, contain one AGRA
each and are well fitted for gardening purposes i
Eaeh lot is appraised az Sl26 100 and may sell for Sss
81 GkO. W. MALLAMBRE, Master Corn.
Holr HALKER, Attorneys. nyio.laWviavI
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JESSE G. ALLISON
OHRlSTENA ALLISON.
nnIgtyg
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Jonathan HArshman, No, 1851.
against Superior Court of
Albert +, Mcclure, ct, al J Montgomery Co., o.
DukSUANT to an order Of the superior court OF
i Montgomery county, Ohio made in the alove case
~ the April term d. 1851, and TO me directed shall
Het at public auction ut the door of the Court House
in the city Of Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery,
and state Of Ohio.
Oa Saturday The lGM day qf HHo 1850
Between the hours Of one and four o'clock D. ~ ofsaid
day the following described rea estate situate in the
city of Dayton county of Montgomery and state Of Ohio
to w.t. Lots numbered three thousand one hundred
and ninety CiloD thee thousand one hundred and
ninety one (3lsll and three Thousand hundred and
ninety Two, Cil2l and three thousand hundred and
ninety three, (il1j) rs designated the revised plat OF
said city.
This property II to he sold on Judgment in favor of
Jonathan Haishnan against Allel1 u, Mcclure, et a
The above property has been appraised ut six thou,
and eight hundred dollars, lGSD0l and cannot be sold
ior less than two thirds Of said apprasement. Terms
of sale cash j. M On Ff3t!
Master Commissioner superiorcourt
j. A. JORDAN, Airy for Pl'tff inyl2dlawtd
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

MARY BOYLEand Emma Boyle, minors, children
wi and heirs az law Of MnrRret Boyle QOrnerly Mar
ealrat Wciier) deceased and John Weber Of Mont
poinery county, Ohio Henrietta Weber and William
Wcher minors children and heirs NJ law Of Noah Web
er deceased of Lucas county, Ohioi Robert Webber,
George Wehler james Webber, Anna Maria Webber,
widow Of Robert Weber, senl deceased, and Jemi-
ma Ludwig, formerly Iemima Webber) Of Nanden-
lurgh county, IN the State Of Indiana.
viii take notice TINT ON the 2ld day Of April, A. d.
lsG0 petition was filed ap1nst them in the Superior
Court of Montgomery county, Ohio, by Thomas Web
her, and IL now pending wherein said Thomas Weber
demands partition Of the following described real estate
yised numbers Of lots IN the city Of Dayton, In the
county Of Montgomery and state Of Ohio, and that at
the June term, A. d. 1860, Of sad court application
will he made by the said Thomas Webber for nh order
that partition may b. made Of said premises Dated
this Sd day Of April 1860 by
op23diwM TH0s. b. TlEToN, Atty for Pet'nerl 4
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MONTGOMERY COMMON pLnAs

J siiO ''''" "p''o"S' pVoree' No.
John Mahony, whose residence is -----, il noti6ad
that julia Mahony did on the 2sth day of Nav n 1ss
NE her petition IN the Office Of the Clerk of the Cou
OI common Pleas within and for the county of Mont
Eoneryi ONO, charging the said John Nlahonv vrith
whinl abssnee from her,the said Julia Mahony for nar
tan years last past, and asking that she may ba ~
Noreed from the snid John Mahony which petiuon VII
Court. JIfIJA MAUoNV' VI fAiu
bateu May ~ 1900. We BY ADAM CLAY, her Att'v