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New Concern. ss
GEORGE w. MANTZ & Co.

M Ill. Tan Hides on the shares, or pay Shoes.
w u Boots, Money or Merchandise for Hides,
upon as good terms as can be had in this coun-
try.
!. They respectfully solicit atrial. Their Shoe
Shop is one door. east of the Washington house,
where George W. Mantz will DO found ready to-
accommodate al who may call.
Their Tan Yard is about eight miles Northeast
of Abingdon, Va, where 4. A. bipford will be
found ready to receive hides, and pay for the
same, or take them to tan on the shares.
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots made or
money, in exchrnge for hides, will caH on Mr..
Mantz. GEO w. MANY g. co. -
Feb. 81. 1865. - - 80 ss
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.S's,gs AE EFs

EyROA the subscriber, residing in Abingdon,
IL on the Sth September, a large, deep red
Cew. She is about six years old-was,in good
order when she left, and gave, q good deal OF
milk She is rather ra,o-boaedy 1t may be she
has gone to Russell where she was purchased
over 3 year ago. | will give a reward Of SIG
for herdelivery TO me in Abingdon.
VIM. Mo. sANDOB.
Oct 2-3W
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Alum W ell and Farm

"a EGSEe SALE
EayTlIS yaluahlepfoperty is oiferet for sale
a 1t lies on the NorshsFerl. Of iiotston, about
10 miles Northwest Of abingdon. The Alum
Water is equal to any in the State, snd would
be e,steilsiyey patronzedif opened Tor visitors.
The Farm contains about 500 acres. IL mas on
'ly tolerahle improvement .nclafng several Gu
bins ior,the accommodation ofvisitorss
For further particulars, apply to Or, "a. "a "a
Campbell, Abingdon, or DR., q l. White, farm n
vile, Va. - ~. $780,.
, Aug TT
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TAX lN aSgED.

y Under an order from the Quartermaster
u Generals Office, | am authorized and di-
rected to receive that portion Of the tax in
kind, consisting of potatoes wheat, buck. wheat,
peas, beans, .Inolasses and bacon. and to give q
receipt to the producer, which will be evidence
that so much Of the tax is paid. Producers
may deliver the above at my office, near the De-
pot, at this place, or, giving notice, if the
quantity issufieient to justify IT, will send for
it. r. A. WILLIAMS.
Capt & A. c. S. C.. s. A.
. Abingdon, Sept 18th. 1868
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REGxgg ETs WANTED.

For Leot's Battery, raised 70, the defence Of
East Tennessee end Southwestern
Virginia, stationed on the
E,T.& VAL &, H. <
A LII Men between the ages Of l8and 45 have
"A the privilege of volunteering before enroll
ment, and will receive "a bounty of $50 Men
unable to perform long marches and active field
duty, will do well.te join this Battery
Persons wishing to join will communicate with
Capt. ]. I. LEVI,
or 1t. J, w. BARR,
July Eft. Strawberry Plains, Tenn
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$40 REV. ARD.

RTOLENfrom ay pasture on Dumps Greek, in
~ Russell county, on the night of the LIST 0c-
feher.a black Horse. about 4 or 5:years old.--
Tie horse Is large Of his age ana slightly sway
backed, both hind feet white up TO his pasture
joints, a little white on one or both fore feet on
the back part and q few white hairs in his fore
head ! will give the above reward of Fifty
dollars 10 ATTY person retu ming him TO me, and
So for tie arrest Of the thief. es, 49,
Get 9-2w - JAMES hAFORCk.
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sIDO ssEgyA ARD.

ASANAY TreiA the. subscriber, on the 10th
4 4 Of September, a negro boy by the name Of
alexander, about q years old, 5 feet 8
inches high, weighs about l65 pounds, Of. dark
color, goud countenance and sprigAtly. He for-
merry belonged to John Taylor, near Broad Ford,
smyth county. Va, was sold TOT M. Carson, of
J, iasison, N, c., and ran away from me at North
Fork, Ashe .eounty,sN C. Twill give tho above
reward tor his delivery to me, or confinement in
Jail SO that get him.
REUBEN SUTHERLAND.
. Ma
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$50 REWARD.

.GTOLEN. from the farm of w. J. Solomon,
- AZ miles South of Abingdon, Bay Rean
Herse years old past, barsfooted when stolen,
dark name and tail, heavy set, about Is hands
high, no colsr or saddle marks, and rather
broad in the thighs. . viii give tho above re-
ward If delivered to me or w J. Solomon.
Oct ~2-3w W. B. MCCALL.
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MATCH X.OsT,.

II oST during the past. week, between Abing.
Z don and the residence of Jehn II. Clark, d
d6uble-cased
Gold " ascEl.
Attached was u four-strand gold chain, with
TIVE strands broked and the hook gone. viii
give u reward Of slo0 for its delivery to ms al
Abingdon. D. c. DUNN.
Sept. IS. 1868 If -.
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Wv aach FoMmsa.

4 VALUABLE Watch was recently found,
IA which the owner can get by leaving q de-
scription a! this eifee.s
Oct @ lSii2-at = -.
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3 AN away from the undersigned IN Abingdon,
4 Q, on Sunday night, the 9th inst,
Three Negro Mem.
Bob, Q dark mulatto, about 50years old, some
feet 10 inches high, weighs about 1876 lbs.,
and has one or tive bad teeth in front.
Peter, d black negro, about SO years old,
heavy set, near s feet high, good teeth, and
Wears-a goatee.
William, black negro, about 45 years old, a
little bald, slightly gray, heavy set, about feet
10 inches high, and a carpenter by trade.
These negroes were all purchased in Rich
mond month or six weeks ago. Bob was rails
ed in Westmoreland county, Va, and Peter was
raised ip North Carolina.
We will give fifty dollars for the apprehension
and confinement of each in any Jail in Virginia,
SO that we get them, or Sl25 each for their de.
livery to US III Abingdon.
JOHN A. STARLIGHT,
BENZ. G. CLARK.
August. l. .1863-3t
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s25 REV ARE.

S25 REV ARE. ~
ID AN away from the subscribers on the 10Th
k0 July, from Glade, Spring. Depot, q negro
man named ALFRED, about six feet high, weighs
about 200 pounds, has a thumb off either right
orleft hand, don't recollect which, black, and
talks slow. We win give the above reward for
his confinement IN some jail so We can get him.
CARLISLE & HENDERSON ~
pr. NJ. BEACoME, Agt.
Glade Springs, Aug. Ia. 1s6S--tf s
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W ...s,imgson County, TO wit

-
10 the CLERK oftae County Court Of sad County;
MAZE, Elijah Gobbie, John Smith and James
VI An,iix. three freehelders of the said ceuii-
iy do hereby certify, that by virtue Of a war
rant to essdirected by Josiah Teeter, a Justice
ofthe said county we have this day, ON our
eati,r viewed and appraised q Horse and Mule
takes up by Mary A, " aathers on her land as
e'ttays, and assess the value of the said Male
nj - 81 and the said Horse at 500. The said
horse is q lark bay. about Isl hands high, left
hihi foot white, with cut on the same, and d
bout fon,tetn years old The said mule is q
.pslp sarlei. wilma mall blaze in the forehead,
twice Ira nted Co though now nearly grown
ever. ard II about we've hands high, and Il
years I'D Given under. our hands this 4th day
OK Oe7,eJer, iSt,3.
49, ts ~ ELIJAH GGBBLE, >
s .4 ~ erst JOHN SMITH. u
49, JAMES ANDIS. So
s ~A Copy, Tcste,
?. John G. KREGER, &C..
.oet ., e65--3N. Prs, fee Sl03,.s s
sgANtTEzS,
4 II JEDI ,fTEL Y, "a good Boot ans Shoemaker,
4 to carry o4 the business at my Tan Yard, IN
the Rich Valley, 5 miles north Of Abingdon. =
To sober, Industrious, skllful snfan,. excellent
terms viii he offered. a Il SHgLTH.
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Az Act to authorize the Governor to call cut
ferces for. the public dsfenes.
PASSED September 2StI, 1858

ferces for. the public dtfenes
PASSED September 2stl,. 1868.
Be it enacted by the General ASSEMBLY, That
the Governor Of this Comnlonwealti be, and he
is hereby, authorized to call into the service Of
she State, for a period not exceeding sixty GAYS
at any one. time, as many volunteers as may be
necessary to repel invasion and protect The citl-
.zenssof the State, Whenever, IN his spinion, the
emergency may demand it, and 70 organize, arn
and equip the same with as little delay rs psssi
bic. No company shall be organized under This
act with less than thirty meIo and companies nf
less than fifty men shall have n Captain, sae
First Lieutenant and one Second i.ieutenant.-
In other respects the present Militia Law, sasil
De observed 70 far vs the Goyrndr deeanssit APP
plicabIe: PROVIDED. That this set shall NOT be
80 construed as to CAN into I'll { h,ld Without
their consent, companies organ ed ,undtrsss IA
act 70 organize i home guard, passet iIls .Aaif-
teehth y ay, eighteen i,t.lldred and sixty Two.
lie siiallspreserye and arm existing orgasiiza-
fonf, except those for Home defspca ami local
>el4lce, as lar az practicable, ajd shall ;,.ss,'y
- the Secretary CT WaT for such arms, hrnl4ini-
Ion ana camp ertpage as Bay be necessary.
1e shall pronrllgate this act By special mes
81 rars and otherwise 1T his ,liscre ton. %
his act FhaiI be-" force front is passage.
d..
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SUndgEeg.
An BUSHELS Timothy Seed;
~ 1000 Yards "A Brown Domestic;
Portmonaies, Purses;
Pins, Spool and Patent Thread;
and Inch Augers;
Landsides No. 3 and 4.
T. G. MCCONNELL s Co.
Marcel 13. 1863.
!. a substitute Wanted.
4 LIBERAL, price will be paid fer substi-
"A tute over 70, oserve during the war Ap-
ply for information At The FirginiGu otiee
Aug I, ieG3--tf
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asr. H. III. GRAFT.
WashEmsson county ), TO wit:

= 4 I. 4 2
To the Clenf Of Tic County Court Of said County.
NAE. James Y. Hagy, W.. W, Williams and
wv James Ii. Hankla, three freeholdcrs of
said county, do hereby certify, that by virtue Of
warrant to us directed by VIM, P. Minor, a
Justice of the Peace of said county, we have this
day on pur e:ahs, viewed and appraised three
yesrlings taken up by john r. Nye on his land
as estrays.7and assess the value at Forty dollars
each. One is q red Hsicr, one.;a brindle pided
Steer, and the other red and white spotted
Steer. nil marked with crop and upper bit eff
the left ear, snd swallow fork in the rightE-Ho
oti.er marks orslrands perceiVable.. Givenfunder
our hands this Beth day of September, 1868.
.ssgg. - JAMES ". HAGY,
- w w. WILLIAMS. &
aN ASSES JAMES H. HANkLA. -
Copy.-Teste,
ss JOHN &. kREGER,. o. o. q
Oct g. lafjs--3w Prs fee 81. sss
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sEsEsaaHEEsEE MARSHALL,

<' Ot hENIUChf, y
SaTILL practice Law IN the Courts at Rich
w mend City, at which place he may De found
or addressed Claims upon the Governments,
which require attention before Congress; the pe-
partlnents or Beaureaus of esConfederate to-
vernnent, williecoiye his special care when en-
trusted to his management of them. /
July 81. 1863-5m
lf5 Knoxville Register copy 8 months and
send hill to this dfice:
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N, B,-Now is the season for planting.

An0sasAa LBS. Bar Iron,
1V,SSSJsI, :, 600 lbs Tire for two and four
horse wagons, which we wish to exchange on
favorable terps for any or all of tho following
articles Wool Feathers, Eallow, Wax, Bacon,
Fla1seed or Lard. Call early at
IT. G. MCCONNELL s. co.,.
June S, 1858.
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Patrons who will furnish provisions at the
old prices, will be charged according to the fol-
lowing diminished rates for the term FROM the
18th of August to the 18th of December:
Board and Tuition Collegiate course, $4,000
Tuition in Preparatory course, 1900
Tuition in Collegiate course, 200e
Music, 2000
Latin and French, each ST 90. 1900
While we charge the above rates in order to
encourage payment in provisions, we will allow
an advance of 50 per cent. above the old prices
for the articles of butter, bacon, meal, lard and
dried fruit. WIN. A. HARRIS. :
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CAM NEAR ORANdE G. H., VA. /
Sept, l6. 1858. I
EGTEGE.

4 Ii MIXERS of,my Company NOW &hsentand
"A able for duty. will rvport Immediately to
them Company and Regiment, Those not aile
for duty, NUT report by Surgeons Certificate
OF disability. These who fail to comply with
the above sol der, will be reported as deserters.
JAMES L. BERRY, 5,
Capt. Co. H,.37th Va. Regt.
> Sept 2b lS63-4w- - ~
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400. eco Fruit Trees for Sale.

HOO.0GG Fruit Trees for Sale.
z III, PERSONS wishing to make safe invest
ssasa ment would do well to secure good
Il. selection of Fruit Cat cid prices) now,
while money is plenty. / viii furnish Apple
Trees Of the most approved varieties at from
10 to $50 per hundred, delivered at the Depot
IN Abingdon, packed carefully for transporta-
ton.
/. Catalogues viii be furnished by mail whom
applied for. SAAPL w. CARNAHAN. =
Oct 31,-lS62 =
n. B.--Now is the season for planting.
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MARTHAWAsHINGToN COLLEGE

NATILL commence it's next Annual Session,
w the a:ssEa. of August, 1868. The
President will be assisted by, an efficient corps
Of Instructors in the several departments Of the
College. The price of almost every article of
provisions having advanced one thousand per
cent. above former prices, the Directors of the
College are therefore compelled to increase very
largely the rate of charges. The following will
be the charges for the Fall Term, beginning the
18th of August, and closing the 25th'December,
1868: .,
For Board and Tuition, S265.0O
For Tuition in Preparatory Course, 5000
2" 6" Collegiate Course, 1000
Music. 40 90
!" Contingent Fee, 500
Is Naturalization Fee, 800
e Use of Plane, A. %
Each Boarder will be required to furnish her
own light For this purpose, let each pupil
bring with hera few pounds of candles.
All pupils entering in the month OF August
wilsbe charged for Board and Tuition from the
beginning of the term All pupils entering with
in the first two months, will be charged for TUT
ton from the beginning of the tern,
No deduction for Board or Tuition on account
Of the absence of the pupil, uAless her absence
is caused by protracted sickness.
Patrons who viii furnish the College provi-
sions at oldprices, can have board at $40 per
month, and Tuition at the same diminished rate.
For further information,
). Address VIM. A. HARRIS,
July 10, 1868.
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800 REV AIRED.
Three Negro MeE

I'D AN away from the undersigned in Abingdon,
4 O. on Sunday night, the 9th inst,
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NEW .G0ODs.
1000 LBS. Raw. Cotton,
EsSS w, 5,e00 yds. "A Brown Domestic,
a., 900 lbs. Copperas,
ooo yds Fancy English Prints.
Fps. Bleachel Shifting, g'g -
black Sewing Silk, and numerous other articles,
Gall and see at II e. MCCONNELL s. Co.'S,
May s. 1863.
Og6nA BOXES Chewing Tobacco,
~ - s2ee Packages Smoking Tobacco,
5.000 Segars.
FEB z '68. T..,G MCCONNELL Nc..
4 7 G MCCONNELL go
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Oct. 2-.3Y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-14
pETlTInN FOR PARTITIoNH

NAMEs wAMPIIER and Uatharne Ann Waniief
81 his wife, Dauiel DpLudy and khaaoeth Lndy, gus
wife, Jacob Hcppenheincr Rd sanh Ann Hsppcnhel-
mer his wife, iesidents nf Meutuomcry county, Ohu
PTeble county, Ohio, samuel p. Ludy, resident Of
Randolph county, Indiana, Henry LUey and Mary
Iidy, his wife, residents ~ Rhnuulph county, lndi-
ana, klyina Summers, wte OF JacOb summers, John
Summers, David summers, Westly summer, Sarah
Ann Summers, Elizabeth summersi und Mary Mag
daene Summers, children and heirs OF SusannA Lady
intermRrred with ChRrles huInmere, reFldents o
------- county, Indiana, Charles Summers and Re-
hecCa Summers his wife, resldeuts ot ------ ccuh.
w. Indiana, Unkrstan Onne amt LYDIA Cline, his wife,
pic and Emanuel Gillespie, her husband, residents Of
+-.-. county, indiana, Nill take notice that pvn.
lion was filed on the l2th day 81 Magh, ~ lof3,
aganRt them, IN The Superior Court OF Montgomery
county OHIO, by John Metrhet, dennnding partition
Of the fnlowng real estate, toWits situate IN the oOu
ty of Montgomery and state OF OHIO, beginning etthn
southeast corner OF sccon twenty t20) township two
(2 range siN (i) east Of a meridian line drawn hOm
the mouth OF the Great Miami river, and running
thence north five degrees west with the section line
nnety-siK (p6) poles 10 sutkc corner Of Daniel
Wampers land thence soluh sighiyfsix $50 degrees
10 "a stone; thence south Ave b) degrees east with a
line Of David MamplcrH land hlty.aght poles thencu
awesterly COURSE, with line Of sud David Ngmplcr,
90 poles to the middle OF the road; thence with
the mddle Of sad road south heon i6l degrees sast
"a poes thence south thirty oight (hs) degrees weHt
thence north Ughty-hye s) degrees east wlthhe sec
ton line huyeght and uf tnel poles TO the placo
OF beginning, gQniAPng i've ntyrmne (l9iD acres and
three uarterNOf pnucre he the same more or less,
and that at the next term OF sd superior Cont the
said John Matohet Will apply Tor order that part.
J. II BAGCoTT,
mal4diwawts Attorney for SAID Pehuonerp.
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Nrlu EMBELLISHMENTS
SHERIFFs SALE.

Henry CuppY uso Of SAMUEL Galloway, Va the Cooper
Case No. i3Oa.
Ilf virtue q an order Of sale made by The Superior
ID Court Of Montgomery county, at tbe Docember
term, 1850, and 10 me directed will oder al public
sale at the door Of The Court House in the city oi bay
tom on
Saturday, Apri Is, 1868,
At oclock y M Of said day, tho following described
real estate, toWt Situate In the city OF Dayton Mont.
Fcmery county, ohio, and known AS lot numbered
si1iynne l6g IA the said city Of Dayton, Montgom.
cry county, Ohio, on which Il situate tho banding of
The Cooper Female Academy,
Appraised AZ 900
Aud cannot sell for less than tW0.thrds on The above
appraisemont Tems-caah.
GEORGE WO0AMAN, shenn Mont. county b.
OnLts A CAmlI, Attorneys. nal3dtwawts
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'S.T:-186O.Xl

DRAKE's PLANTATION BlTTERs,-ixhausted
natures great restorer. A delightful beverage
and active tonic Composed OF pure 81 Crolx
Rum, roots and herbs, II inyigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. II destroys
acidity of the stomach creates an appetite,
and strengthens the system. II is certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache and
prevents MiasmGtc disease from change of
diet water &c II can be used at all times of
day by old or young, and is particularly rec.
commended TO weak and delicate persons
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons p III. DRAKE a. Co,
de22dawGm 202 Broadway, n "
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Welcome Home. Elsewhere viii be
found an account Of the meeting at the Court
House yesterday evening, and an epitome Of
the remarks Of Mr. Vallandigham on the oc-
casion.
The reception of Mr. NaIlandgham Mt the
Depot, last evening was one of the most en-.
thusiashc affairs we ever witnessed Several
thousand people--mostly personal and politi-
cal friends of the distinguished Congressman
-assembed at the Depot sometime before the
arrival of the train, while the cannon awal-
ened the echoes, at frequent intervals. When
the train arrived and Mr. V. made his appear
anoe on the platform, the cheers that greeted
him left no doubt about the sincerity Of the
welcome extended to hm by Tho People on
his return Home The shouts we're really
deafening; and the waving Of white handker-
chiefs from hundreds Of fair hands, gave un.
mistakable evidence of the interest the ladies
felt in the safe return Of the gentleman whom
they had assembled to honor
The Reception Committee we're eiieved Of
their Office by the crowd, who took up Mr.. V.
on their sbolders, and bore him, amid the
the shouts and congratulations Of his fellow
citizens, TO the carriage awaiting hip, The
procession was then formed by Marshals Egry
and Kline, and the crowd preceded by the
Regimental Band, and followed by the Salem
Band, proceeded TO the Court House The
sidewalks were crowded all the way up from
the Depot, and demonstrations of welcome
were made by the people all along the streets,
Az the corner Of Main and, 3D. Mr. " was con
Quoted to the area in front of the Court
House As we have already stated, an ac.
count Of the meeting at that point is given
elsewhere After Mr. v had concluded his
remarks, he was again conducted TO the CARR.
age, aud the procession again formed, and ac
comphined him home when he was carried
into the house. Altogether, il was by far the
moai hearty and enthusiastic welcome even
extended to any one in this city
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NANCE--CARLES--on the 18th inst by Rev d.
Winters, nc lus residence MIR Charles II Vance 10
MlHt Clara B, Carries, both OF Nppecmoe.
. -BOLTZ-On the l2th inst, by Rev.
y. Winters, at his residence Nc. Abraham nurnbauRh
tQ Miss Susannah NJ Bolu both OF Boayorureck toNn,
ship, Greene county.
SCHMiKLE-sEITZ-Op the 18th INST, by Rev. u.
Winters, a. his residence Mr. John schmikel 10 Miss
Johanna SetE, both OF this CITY.
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U S. Hotel--This Hotel has recently
been renovated and new and popular pro-
pretor added Mr. Maclsh has fortunately
received for partner Mr. johnson, formerly
Of the Burnet House, and the public know he
can keep hotel as well as any man in the
West The accommodations are improved
but the fare still remains at one dollar per
day
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A coon HOUSE AND LOT ON WEST ID ST.
AT
GuEpIEIrC CATr
SHERIFFs SALE.

Albert T. Mcclure, use Of Fred Gebhait v, james j.
Russell Ct al. Montgomery superior Cont Case
No. 5Gs.
DY virtue Of, ami IN obedience TO, the command Of
ID order OF Rale made in this ease hy the superior
Court Of Montgomery county, will ofaf at puhic sale
ai the door of The Court House In The oiy or Dayton,
ON
Saturday, Sfdfeh ", IsGS.
AZ o'clock m OF SAID day, the following described
real estate, to-wi situate the county of Montgon-
efy and state OF OHIO, and n the city ~ Dayton and
being lot numbered two thonsand siS hundred aud
seventeen t2Cl0ui the consecutive nimiers Of lots IN
sai city with all the privileges theronnO apperaning
with usual covenants OF warranty
Appraised AZ ~ GOO aud cannot sell for less thnn two
thirds Of the above appraispmc Terms cash.
GEORGE NOuAMAE, sheriH Mont county
y. y, CuFFf, Attorney. a2Swts