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The New York herald., 1862-01-09

brass shoulder scales which add much ne appear
ance of the regiment It greatly in want Of regimental
and battalion colos, however, the absence Of which
particularly noticeable when the regiment s out on re-
view.
PRESENTATION OF C0LORs.
magnificent stand OF coors, made by the lady rela
tons Of the officers Of the Ftynfth New York regiment
were presented to the regiment to-day by Hon. +. A.
Conkling, from New York city, with an eloquent speech
They were received by Colonel do robrand with very
happy and graceful reply There was present on the
casion an unusually brilliant assembags including the
President and Mrs. Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Green, the a.
miy OF Senator Harris General Shields General Keyes
and stan, and number Of other distinguished persons
After the the company partook Of elegant
collation., during which very pertinent speeches were
made by the President General Shields, Colonel de Tro
BRAND and General Keyes. General Peck, commanding
tho brigade, prevented by illness from being pre-
sent.
THE EUROPEAN ExPEDITI0N TO MEXICO.
The question of the expedition Of England France and
Spain against Mexico submitted TO the Senate Of the
United States By the President has not been acted upon
By that body for want Of information from Mexico.
Besides the arrival Of tho that the Spanish and
English fleets have appeared in Mexican waters and that
the forces Of the two Powers have landed upon the soil Of
Mexico, changes the whole question, and compcaes
it for the time that submitted the Senate cannot
be acted upon until government is further advised
Mr.. Corwin.
THE NEw REGIMENTS OF THE REGULAR ARMY.
In reply call Of the House Of Representatives upon
the Secretary of War; statement of the number Of
enlisted in each Of the eleven regiments authorized
to be added to the regular army by the act Of July 90
1861, the Secretary says
To furnish list Of the names Of all the officers in the
regiments referred TO In the resolution s with the pre-
sent clerical force In the Office Of the Aduant General
simple mpossiblty; but in General Orders No. 100, and
in the Army Register for September last complete list
Of all these names will be found.
The following is also submitted
STATEMENT CALLED A RKsoLUTIoN HOUSE OF
REsENrArvEs, DEC. %, 1851, SHOWING TIN APPRox-
MArB NuNBER OF MEN BNIrrRD In THE ADDITIONAL RnGI-
NEVIS OF THE REGULAR ARMY, AUTHORIZED or
CONGRESS, APPROVED JULY %. 1891
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-19
NUMBER n221.

If no other wsy Of disarmibe the rebel ma
IsaEy to try seriously for the, possessions of
Norfolk, The costs and Dangers of the
stair lqRo at the bay andE Roads there fsias
great as would be that of an expedition of
10000 men thrown ous the main land to
take possession of the towns and uavy:yard,
which no art can securely entrepeb against
movements from the interior. Now, while
SO much. ofathe rebel force is engaged at
Yorktown, would seem to be g. peculiarly
favorable time for such q movement, if.the
judgmentof the unprofessional citizen is
worth Ruything. Surely it cannot long be
tolerated that,the Merrimac shall come out
aud capture merchant ships almost under
th 9 guns of Fortress Monroe, daring, defy
ing and driving us from all the waters in-
to. which it chooses to come. .il, ss5sf7s
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hazel Eyed Girls.

! Major Noah said a hazel eye inspires
at tirst,a Platonic sentiment which grad
nally but surely expands into love as
securely founded as the Rock of Gibral-
ter. A woman with a hazel eye never
elOpes from her husband, never chats
scandal, never sacrifices her husbands s
comforts to her own, never takes too much
or too little, always is an intelligent,
agreeable and lovely creature h's!fi
We never knew, says brother editor,
ofbut one hazel eyed woman who was
uninteresting and unamiable, and She
had a nose that looked, rs the Yankee
says, like q little end of AotIling whitfield
down to a point. IL %a,5r .'-.g g.,-,
ig The grey eye is the, sign Of shrewd-
ness and talent. Great thinkers and cap
tains have it In woman it indicates a
bettcr head than heart. nHf,1t7a.,srstl
darkahazsI. is noble IN, it's signiti-
canoe, as we'll as its beauty. Tue blue
is aniablea but may .,5be feeble. The
black--take care. There's thunder and
Tightening there lso.dg - aalt
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confne themselves to its pecuniary aspects.
The ''precipitatOFs2haVen nearly precipitated
it; have dragged it at least to- the brow Of
precipice, and it is idle to Disguise the
truth. So far as the Constitution can be
appeal ed to for its safety. it Is for the pres
l,,eht safe. But we hazard nothing ia warn
ing the people OF, Maryland to lose no time
| 1considering the question presented BY
/ the PFesidentin his late message, and again
presented from a high source in the letter
we have given. These most deeply inter
ested as its defenders-tbe. believers IN the
doctrine put forward by ,Sonth Carolina,
by Stephens and Yaucey-may now, after
the mischief is done here, fold their arms,
throw themselves back on their dignity
on their preserved rights"-and ignore
what Is impending; but the nation is arous-
ed by an unprovoked war, the civilized
world Is misunderstanding to the late
declaration of Mr.. Yancey himself-and
none here need attcmpt to ignore the fact
so full Of meaning.
Remembering, finally, that Abolition
has no hand in this proposed measure Of
compensation for negroes, since these
fanatics recognize no ssproperty" in
slaves, it should be considered, always,
as the we'll meaning proposition of an
Executive anxious, in most trying posi-
tiOn, to do Justice to all. A matter so
important cannot be suppressed, ignored,
passed by, as We have already said.-
Extreme views must be avoided on all
sides ifpossible, although for ourselves
we are not disposed to concede anything
to the madmen who have compromised
our State so fatally as to compel action on
this subject. Werepeat tive must oct
for ourselves, for the time for holding
counsel with the Cotton States has gone
by. AS the very first outpost in the con
fict-tRe Capial of the nation being on
our soil-Maryland must expect to be
the scene of the most startling and Sig
niicant events; let her people lose no
time in thinking over a matter fraught
with the grayest interest. The letter we
have given means no, less, and we are
bound to recognize the fact. s o. i,ps /
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JOHN T. LAKIN,

sf--
[sueeeSsor;to Wheeler Z LRkinl
MILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
wv inspection on Thursday, March 2eth, u new
and Well selected assortment Of fig ,EzsGaggSy
Cloths, CaSsime and estingsl
Als3 9 mPletsassOFtmsnt of GENFLEAIRN's FUR
The patrons OF the old fr, and the public In gen.
eFal, AT6 espectfdy invited 70 call and examine my
stock before making their purchages ~ Ifntend Bs-
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
hrn, solicit eontnuRhee of the Same for the new
eStabliShmsnt. JOHN T.iLAKIN, Merchant TNtlDF,
mh2S4Ed No, 1O2 Main st.,i wheeling, Va,
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mo7l ii }5s!ei fzc1s sid ge'Gaseuee iagu
-s.4-zE ..-cs,.-.-..---.-
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We have been put in possession Of
letter from a gentleman, at YasbipEton,
high ID the confidence Of The sGoyeFhneht,
to distinguished gentlemen of Maryland.
which, as dealing with subject wtitEh Is
day by day forcing itself more prominently
upon public attention, we purpose laying
before our readers. 1t is worthy, in times
like these, Of profound consideration, for
reasons which We shall presently, proceed
to Rdduce:i, sfr n 5. ...i-'y !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-19

Savings Bank of Wheeling,
06sl lEairslSt, bsssS:.,s A5s.tdi a,sd U;,fOai3
Vl Interest paid on Special Deposits. Collections
promptly attended to! Ex6hEig on the East bought
aud sSld' S!SI NJ u ,II y. PrSsGs5t'
oux IlsT. RsObT. 20RaE.os.. J, = y,B, 10q4N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-19
THR RoRDER sFATEs.

A SlEnihcnnt Letter-.The Presid Q IT'S
Emancipation PrOJectsrVOrdS or
Interests for the People OF Western
KlrEinlR. -. - --..t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-19
LIST, MORRISON s CO.,

LIST MORRISON & CO.,
wholesale GrOoers = Produce De alera
Nos.70aHd 80 Ml.ill7sty ;lyAeeliRg, "a,
VIZ desire to state to the friends of the late hrmi
and to the trade generally thAt WeAre in possession
Of the most ample facilities for strAuRaeti0n of
Wholesale Grocery and Produce Bpsin6SS.lid -
We are determined to execute all orders ntruBtOd
to care with delit{ aud PEomptnssS, and ON the
dHUEST "a n Z LIST, M0RRIS0Nl& co.
WhoolinE. January ID, 1850. jan7
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-04-19
PA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, APRIL l9, 1862.

which are essential to the rights and interests
Of individuals and communities, and which have
received the impress and sanction Of aniiqui.
-. are n-iihsT to b- eon;eznnsd nor slightly
regarded. IIoosed from such anchorage and
mooTings. where would be our habcas corpus
writ. our trial by jury. which have come to us
through the lapse Of centuries. As to the
power Of Territorial Legislature to /" change"
the seat OF government after il has been loca-
ted and established as directed in the Organ
ic Act" and an appropriation made by Con-
grcss for the erection of the Capitol build
inSs." and ,hst appropriation expended in
whole or in part. to the purpose designed,
without the consent Of Congress, this Court
expresses no opinion. The point is merely
raised.
We have deemed it necessary to notice all
the points raised in this issue, and at the
same time vindicate the opinion given in
matter that has engrossed and agitnted the
public mind of the Territory to no email ex-
ten, for the last year. In doing this no mo-
tives have been impugned, and we have been
actuatcd by no selfish considerations either as
it regards persons or place. As Court We
have high, sacred and sworn duty to per-
form. AS individuals it is matter of indif.
ference to us whether the "seat of govern
ment" of Washington Territory be located
OF, the banks of the Columbia River, of fame
historic" the Cowlitz, or Chrlalis, in the
golden regions beyond the Cascade mount
aims or on the shores washed by the waves
of ocean. II we have erred in refusing
to give binding force and effect to this act, the
consolation remains, that it is in the power of
Congress, the Territorial Legislature, or the
Supreme Court of the United States to correct
the error, and the disappointed are not with
out remedy. Plea to the jurisdistion over
ruled,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-04-19
For sale!
lIOMESTEADS AND VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
00AA n ~

Aho, SO Vdra Lots and Entire Biocis Of DednhiW
Garden Land!
TN the City and county of San Francisco, on the
line of the San Jose Railroad, at the WEST
END DEPOT. The title is absolutely PERFECT,
being Spanish Grant: finally confirmed and pat
ented by the United States.
The Shaftcr Bill respects this Title,
The City Authorities respect it,
The District Courts and
Supreme Court of the
United States respect it.
Besides the
Title has been .torcrcr qnieted by Final
Decree and Judgment against
tie City!
So that there is not even a cloud or shadow upon
it. Whoever purchases of these lots will buy
a lot and not lawsuit.
Office No. ID Naglec's Buildings. corner of
Montgomery and Merchant sstrccts, San Francisco.
HARVEY S. BROWN.
April II, 1862. 22:m3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-04-19

~ To tell il girl i amiabSs-tsw he
dress in ballrooul
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-04-19
Decision Of the Supreme Court On tie Cap
isol Bill
Martin R,-ll...f Il ;hs >;:i'-'-::':' Tar a
"a. WashiI-ron Territory.
. N,xL.x ., al D,-. Term. l>.i

\. Ma.hr~ It al \ D,r. Term. l>dl.
Errur To- th. 2d Judicial District I1ca e.
the jurisdiction II the Court To- take o'gni-
xaner III this ca-e AT OLYMPIA. w l. this
,l,c. no, i.-ing the Seat ot Government oi
Washington Territory. but the sarnr l. AT \ all
eouvrr. in Clark county. in said T,rliinTv.
Argued bv Garhehle. Lawrence. 'heno-
w-ih and Hubi- to sustain the plea; Eran-
and Lander. contra.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

The 83e.--The esd Ohio has been "under
ire," and officers and men deported them
selves gallantly. The 93d were guarding 8
forage train near Lebanon, Tenn, on the 9Th
inst, when they were attacked by an ambus-
cade Of rebels who made desperate attempt
to capture the train, After . hard fight Of
some time, the enemy fed, the s3d driving
them before them Only one of our men was
killed, and. three were wounded 1t is said
the enemy's loss was considerable; and it is
claimed that Colonel Anderson grasped mus
ket, and took part in the fray, and not without
execution. The men are highly spoken Of;
William Goshorn, Co. f., and Whitman Stew
art, Co. G., are Recommended by Col. Ander-
son for promotion, on account Of the daring
they displayed in the Gght- We will probably
hear from some Of the boys in day or two.
Bully for the S3d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

The Fire.-A small house on Old Brown
street, below Buckeye street, was burned last
night. The property belonged to Mr.. Bot
tom, who sometime ago rented it to family
Of negroes and failing to get any money
from them, we learn that be turned them out
of doors aRd set their traps into the street on
much the eOldsst night Of this sfsson Un-
der the peculiar circumstances il would not
Aston'sh US to learn thai the ere was the work
Of a. ineendiAryl The house not occupied
when il was set on fire.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Go to-night--This evening the Hofer
Family ara advertised to give their second
and last Concert at Huston Hall They are
worthy people, and excellent artistes, and we
advise our friends--both German and En-
glish--should hear them this evening, 1t is
the last chance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Christmas show-Mest.-Mike Steiner,
Of Stall No 45-ohe Of the most popular
fellows that ever put knife into msat-has,
in conjunction With A. Schantz, Stall No. 4s,
purchased Monster Gov from VIM Wey'
mouth, the noted cattle dealer near Cedar
Vile, Greene county, which they viii slaugh-
ter and have In Market on Christman morn
ing. This animal weighs 3,aOO pounds and
the meat, prepared in the incest style, and
decorated in the most handsome manner,
will present an attractive and splendid show
on Christmas morning.
Mr.. Weymouth has also furnished hessrs
Steiner and Schantz with the choicest Vsa
and Lamb for the occasion, and the public
will see not only magnificent display, bu'
the choicest quality Of meat
BY reference to the advertisement in anOth
or place 1t will be seen that Steiner 4 Ritty
have dissolved partnership, and that Mike
Steiner will hereafter carry on the business
at the old Stall, No. 46, where his old custom
ers--and new ones, too-will 6nd him one o
the cleverest men and liberal butchers in th'
country
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15
TOOrI TOOTlI rOOrlII
Kris Kinkle is Koming {!
q sim AS GIFT 81
CANDIES AND CANDY TOYS /!

JUST RECEIVED AT 20s THIRD sT., DAYTON,
1NHE largest and finest Holiday Goods ever offered
and strawberry Gum DroPs, Peppermint Drops--Red,
white and Blue, lAquorice, Sugar Almonds, Gum
Sticks, Juuba Bars, nne mixed Candies, Burnt Al.
monds, Almond bars, Cocoa Cream Candies, Rabbit
Houses, Babv Boxes, Soluiers Hearts, Birds Country
Houses, Circus Figures. Market Wagons, Alphabets,
Cuplds on Flowers, Bread Baskets, Briliantr, Bon.
nets, Union Eggs, sugar Boxes, Whistles, Hollow
Toys beg Houses, Deer Butterflies, Bird Cages,
Watches, Gum Msstc, &c., &c., &c.
The proprietor has got and ls receiving, the Goods
70 please every possible taste He is determined that
the public shall have everything Of the latest
and best.
Call or send orders. W. II. BRANDENBUko,
dej2 2S5 Third street, west Of Postofhce.
journal copyl Il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Photograph Portraits - Furnished
painted in oil eOlOrs in the best styles of Art
PnOroORGPHs painted for any body. AlsS
portraits painted from small pictures, Dagusr
reotyPes, Photographs, AmbrOtypss, &c.
Also, CARD PHOTOGRAPHS of ladies and
children, beautifully colored in water colors
by Miss Clara Soule Third story Phillips
Building. CHAs. Souls, SE
nov20 Miss CLARA SoULE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Flagging-Ws are pleased to note that
the plank.walk from the Union Depot to Lud-
low streetis being removed, and that flags
are being laid down.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Christmas Gifts-We do not remember
to have seen, at any previous season, SO large
and elegant an array of Fancy Goods, No
tions and Toys as are displAysd at the variety
store of c. p Huber & Son, Old P. o. Build.
ing, No. $50 Third street The goods are Of
new styles, and are nice beyond description.
Every thing can be found there suitable for
presents for old and young every thing ss
tractivs and useful may Be found there Tas
ladies, especially, should call there soon
Christmas will very Soon be here, and while
the assortmenh are complete, is the time TO
make choice of goods They have the
celebrated Greiner Patent Doll-Heads, Lack
mans Patent Doll Bodies, CloAks, FurH, Muffs
&C. Boots for gentlemen in rainy weather,
&c, &C., &c. Will Huber is in charge Of the
Holiday department, and can produce the goods
which will suit every possible taste.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15
ARTISTIC.

Portrait Painting. Persons not having
the time or inclination to sit for portrait
painted in the usual way, BY NEW NODE, car
have frat rate likeness of any size, painted
10 oil colOrS, in one sitting Of fifteen or twenty
ra;entes Third story Phillips Building.
CHAs, SOULE, Sr.
nov20 Miss CLARA SoULE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Relief.-We have not learned what action
the Ladies' BeAevolent Society took in re.
latiou to providing meanS to relieve the poor,
on Saturday afternoon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Christmas Jesse Christopher sAya he is
now fully prepared to wait upen all who favor
him with call for any thing and every thing
splendid in the way Of Toys aud Christmas
Goods. He has canvassed three Of the larg-
est cities on this continent for rare and at
traetive goods, for the gsod people of Dayton
and vicinity to select from. And he invites
all to call early, choose their toys, &c, before
the ruSh begins. Don't neglect this.
P.s. 4 N B.-Christophers ample stock
of Dry Goods has been removed to the room
in the Huston Building, Jefferson, two doors
below Sd street, 70 make room for his Christ.
mas trade. He is selling ct aRctiOn priceA
He can please every taste. Call At both es.
tablishmerta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Burglary.-on Saturday night some mid
night providers, who, doubtless, had got tired
of drinking rye coffee without sugar, made
a descent on the Of store Mr.. s. BookwAlter,
in Miami City, They gained AdmittAnce into
the store BY Prying the shutters Of, and rails
ing the window, They succeeded in carry
ing OF between $40 and $50 worth coffss,
sugar, tea, etc. Mr.. B. aays thsy hardly left
him enough coffee for breakfast d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Sorghum Convention. We are gratif.
ed to note that great and increasing inter.
est is being manifested about the approaching
Sorghum Convention, which will bo holden
in this city on the 30th and 3lst days OF
this month. And it is no wonder. Every
class OF society is deeply interested in the
subject II is question which is mainly in.
teresting TO the tastes and the pockets of the
consumers throughout the country, and espe,
cially to the people 10 the great North est
We learn that number of prominent gen.
tlemen from Cincinnati, Chicago, IndiAnapo
lis, Cleveland, aud other Western cities--Sen
atOr Joe Wright, Of Indiana, probably---il
attend the Convention; and we have a sry
reason to believe il will be one Of the most
interesting, rs il will be one Of the most i'm
Portant, gatherings ever convened in tn,
West iei l'i4't
The Farmers and scientific men of Mont
gomery county, should especially be present
Persons who have raised sorghum, aud have
in any way experimented with cane, sirup OF
machinery, should not fail TO be present, OF
write out their experience and send ii in to
the Convention. a-at aaa
The Railways Csntsring in this city have,
we learn, cheerfully agreed to carry parties
to and from the Convention for aalf fare.
The old Sorghum King-Mr. Hsdgss-and
other intelligent gentlemen here, are busy in
collecting samples and items Of interest, and
making arrangements to have the Convention
a success.
Keep this very important matter prOmi.
nsntly before the people, frisnds, AHd il win
greatly rebound to tho public benefit Pass
the word around.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

PromOtiona-Ths following are the pro
motions in the 3d. o. V.Ia
First Lieutenant Timothy Regan, and d.
!. TAurstoH, to Captains; Second Lisnssaanl.
Jos. d. Patton, Alsx, W. Scott Geo. shalts,
ssrgsant-MAior r. Tower and pslvais D.
shunan, % First Lisatsnanis ssrgsSuss b.
N. Kelley, a sehsosh Philande b Miller,
william 8 Haldss and J. \. 0sllup 70 sa-
coRd Lisatsaanls.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15
SperiaI Notices.

Watches.-H. Kline, No 1876 Third st
has lot Of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Queen City Advertisements We call
the especial attention Of our readers who vis-
il Cincinnati, to the advertisements of Messrs.
G. W. Delsnd, Nos. "a 4 76, West 4th street !
J. d. Park, Northwest corner Of Walnut and
4th street and the ComArgo Manufacturing
Company, 81 West 4sh street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Back Numbers -Brandeuburg has got
back numbers--for last week-of the Police
Gazette, Ledger, Illustrated News, Frank
Lsslle's, Harpsr's Weekly, &c. He has got
the Mercury, and other papers for next week,
and stacks of thOSe Double-Extra Oysters,
and they are nice.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15

Claims, Cove call the particular
attention of our readers in the city and coun-
try to the announcement Oft. o. Lowe, ESQ.
in the Law Department on our Sd page.
He is young gentleman of fine talent, and
possesses the energy and other qualities ne
cessary to promptly, successfully, and salts
factorily discharge the business he invites.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-15
sHERIFFs SALE.

John Coiiey ct al Montgomery comtaon Pleas,
Philip Edwards ct al Iu tAftiion
LlA Wnus Vi, aud Ia Ousdience -, the command vi
ID Oruef vi saie lssied IA The above case And ~
,nrected Hill oder at public sale the dOOr VI
the Court House ~ the city vi Dayton,
Safnnidy, Jaaadfy IL, lao3i
At o'clock m VI rhId DAY lhe following descIiDed
real estate, to.WG In Lot numbered sixty lUuJ "a
the town Of Un.Vu u the county OF MOBIs someiJ AM
state OF Ohio.
The samei with the improvements theron, has been
appraised at slUU, and cannot sell than tsU
thIrds OF the appraised yulpe, 1elms-k ash, u IN
one and IN two years from the day OF slIsj aeviieI
payments 70 be secured ~ mosiAAss On lne p,em.
del2dtwawts GEORGE woGAAAs. shsnh