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0FFICE OF DEPOT QUAR-

4 4EI ~ ~ w ~
~ TERM.ETEE CHICAGO. III. Oct 18 1ES3
Se1ed P'oTs,41a yin =. 5eee!ssd at th!a o:ne, ga1
ed Col - Oc1t k.a1oaet as CnicsEe aesgstass q
lh,caT Ocet II the city. troops as Cacp p0nEtAe
cr ID tic vicinity Ct tl-tEo fo the OF aix
nonata from and after the n1at dal ct novsuhaE
Ire wood to be ct tie bert Q4a1tf Of split Deeco.
Ktfie o. G1cFo4y. pellvnred plec aad INSPECTED At
FpCh race ae the ufcef directing 1he Getvc:y snau
1G4riIe. 80 a..
dea from Cit. Gust &c. and t8f7tIel Rt such pates
ard tt such quantities q :csy ba fcqEfud subject II
81 CAGES 10 1ntrcction.
zach It'd M 1T bt raryed by :se wdtte: Gusr
Antee Ct two Brown a1t fttpo- ttbe persons ubl'ga
the to enter into binds vim the p-oposof
E1og:ttE tie ccLtIact II nE9arded 70 t1u-
bidders Moet b preset AID e.ku.fy their accept
spce St tho time of opc.tcg tbs PROPOSES OF the11
lids y III be rejected:
ffjtrtion It fM bcrh bids
FssrenN vii ts Ea1e reontky ppoo presentation
al Inspectors cEr.i6csts 4ccow panied ty tho receipt
or She otIiCe1 rycsl*t'R tue feel
All tnforE II t1Gs will be 1ekcud,
dlected Ia The rDse11ie1 ed. j. 4 P..ITER.
caIt a11 T. Q n. e. s. 411cy. Chicago. II.
rr1 n
, 1863-10-16
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOL

CTE1E OF IIIlNVE, CUUN
~ coUNTY-as. Superior Court nf ch!esgo. No
chsrtes Twomblcy.-Attactrent
Pube Iot:ce t. tereb5 Etv5a TO the sstd ChaIlee
ece OF the C1eIE ct no 6npesiof Eop,t Of Chicago
dste ,ne te5d eaE ef G;9ne5 ,s; It e. suif II
tfe 80 Chs.aes Txamo,ey :er " .9m Of one snS-
Tected to The Sheriff OF Coz Cor.y which ssi1 witt
haF peeu returned executed.
New t1eeefo.t, Enltfs ron. the etld Charles
TEo1nbley shall personally 70 and sppaas 5eto:e tho
e.id suEenss Court OF Chc.Eo ca q bctcFH the tss
Htpfe ID tie city of Chicago on the mt Monday Of
November, 4. D 1s6s give sneciM BAL. xnd plead to
ttotkid rlR;rt.u1 &c ION, tutsEcnt @tl bo enre,E
sgairtt you, and IN EIvoF OF the rsit Frederick ..
Day xnd 70 much cf the propo.ty ftacte Cd ~ Ay be
ent bt tc eatissy tie Eai1 tuEEUen. End cbs$h VIII
oe Se'0 " @A'AA4' 'N' THOMAS r. CARFER. Clerk.
AEg1xaror l. DExr, P.tGl As.'5b.
rf9 t41S-4f iteT FL
, 1863-10-16

0EF1CEOFDEPOTQUARTER'
MASTER CHICAGO I'll Oct H. 1861.
utIi EAturday .he 2ih inss for b1Erl5EE forage to
pEnEr satE2.1s - T. c6assso ..Tp 9oGSas q aoT1s9.
caso =! xet tty ios t:e psIto6 q sx snenths aom
HRy 10 be OF the mt Quality, u5laad prairie Of
tmoit 1curet ard n u caie1 delivered IN bs1es
In tie car be Of the btet quality. sonnd Aud
CieLn.
O.tE to ps 10. .del1ye1e3 III saeks- win bs
IeiuF4 ed.
Every att1clt doiyar1c wl1 be subject
Each I'D ms. bo accompanied By &c vrtten guaf
xrfEe OF two known ago yetpon1!ble pcrEobs. obug4
ting themselves to enter into w1th the purposes
rrnF1tGd The contract ae EEsldedtn him.
Pt:ceFs must be p7e&Eot and aEn1iy thesE Accapt.
ct Il time openirc the propceka os toelr bid
will be ~ tttctxG.
TEo o. Eo.f bios f:or the sa.ne parties vi! Insure
ths 1ejcctrn r f41L tuca p:es.
p4yneuf4 will be MAde 1coathly upp1 presentation
of,Isre::ors ee1,nc.ts: essomRaa. ng tho receipt
Al Efo!Et1 BIDS nh! b. relec.ai.
FToposals 70 be enclosed In sealed esve;o2s, aad
oclto1sG t6 Cspt. 6nd 4. q. b. -. H.
, 1863-10-16

ORDINANCE OFFICE, WAR


Aa' & wAsu1xG4on. Oct 7th. 1853.
Efe1ed r.crofaik vii be receirtd At this c1ce II III
II L. on the 18th Of ths curreut Htnt1 Ct nctonat,
511 100 GU OF 1tfAat,y ciIh1a 50
T. be aehyese5 r. the following quAatuea a. tAe as
5 sst: =. e. Arssn. 1.,spa
5000 ;" Allegheny ArsenA. PIT oafE, "a.
i iseS IL g. i2as zaneTs aTsss 8 ICY: ~
fhee accontrt,nelts a1e T. be ade Il atrtct coz,
fosmi3 Ett1 t5e 5sEuaEca patts=ls Wien es7 3Ds Ds
e e e 4 Is
psoTed on inspeetion. Ihe 6s.ts to b. ii as41aEn
s + 81 t;efS o f. h. 5gs IL e.
D=ivetes nt BE- I7adt Il ots 9: ESt les thaa 1000
ard act }ets rtan9 90 teta re1 eek 1a cnn.1acn
lot over IT 0 tets: Tic n.s teycEy 10 he Made with
n1sr II epscied tne Vii tGb {: .ne caarrsctos 10
to fcIftlar6 OF tie cunt 70 ee de.veS1 u tnst
tn e. TIE accLutf Es nrst be boxed IN the u4rR
Eaactr: The o1tt to b. charged at cost, to be dae
Bcee;ys ~ sil .sste the a1sen.l arseaals
Ehere tssx propose 10 deliver s3d the naCoef 81 te9
they Frepote to oliver It tach plhce IT, los nose thAo
No ids win be co.. 7e':erea from parties other thAa
reEu1kr Esnutsctureru Of -ae erce a1d Auch q are
fnow1 r. the d. pa,t nsnt - be fally compeent 70
execute II the1s cwu 6eop9- tbs EorE propoeea 19s
Each rRrty OBJ: ioE contract 1tn ne Iequheo 70
The Drps1ert 1e.crrss to 1tsst the eight to reject
Any or al bids II rot deamed sat:HincsofT.
p q
~ x y endorsed 'ns 1assx5;s RnMsx Aecou
B.:ea1ier General CHIEF of Ordnance.
, 1863-10-16

The Saving to the c7mmupittcs themselves
In the t1Rpsrortatiuu. was at least hVe nnss
It's cost, while thu increase Ia extorts tFaca
that roItlcn OF the Unial animated not oa1y
the commerce Of the ULfed States, but the
msnufactu1tng industry Ct ne & seaoo1.u. n1, -
ar31ysis Of the mannsr in ~hich the Increase
+ cf the asst ssed value in property during the
last decade has been distributed to the ditls.-
ent portions Of the cnnntrJ. watc1 shoHS
that Of the sS,0s 81, $40, the New England
i ates. from New Yo,k to Maryland, St .s34,-
1850; ard the food producing interior,
embracing the elsh: great States of Ohio, ln-
6ia1a, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Mime.
fota; Iowa, and Missouri, $2,8}o. coo 900.
The report then ente,s upon physical de-
ecr.pttc1 cf this group Of feed producing
Suites. embracing m AREA OF III, l67 square
mile, Or aS2, 3i,6ss acrts, nearly al Of which
is a1able and exceedingly fertile-much Of it
in prairie and ready at ouce for the plow.
into tlts immense natural garden heateady
flow Of immigration ffom the older American
States and from Europe has added, and ta.
creased its population curing the last decade
from s, ,403, ,595 to 6,957, ,G90, an accession Of
3,554, ,O25 Inhabitants, gained By the peaceful
conquest Of nature, fully equ1l to the populs-
tion of silesia, which cost Frederick the Great
the seven years war, aud exceeding that Of
Scotland the subject Of struggle for centuries.
ef "improyed land has increased from 70 6S0,-
3Gl acres in 1850 to 81, ,62G 995 acres in 1860,
ltasing residue Jet to bs improved Of ESQ.,
St8. 2.G acres.
The effects Of this influx Of population
upon the wealth and products Of the States
in question, are signa1ly manifested in the
| census, the increase in the assessed value Of
their real property being Sc 810, ,0o0. goo, being
! more than ten times the value Of the whole
commercial marine Of the country, esttnat-
| ing the latter at $50 per ton, aad more than
double the amount necessary to purchase
every commercial vessel in the Christian
world.
| In the last decade, likewise. ths cereal pro-
| ducts OF these States have increased from
! S09, ,950, ,2a5 bushels To SIS. .1G3 1928 bushels,
their sHine from S,536, ,l82 to II .63o. .S53, end
| the cattle from ST, ,7l3 1904 $40. The
herds OF cattle who feed on the meadows of
the Upper Mississippi arc now carried IL four
days through eighteen degrees Of longitude
to the slaughter houses on the Atlantic.
About one-ffth Of this mass Of cereals de-
Ecends tic chain Of lakes, on which l,G00 res-
sells are constantly emplo5e1 in the season Of
navigation, and about one seventh fluls its
| way TO the ocean through the Erie carll
The yesEels called canal boats, now u4vlgat-
| ing this canal, exceed 5000 in number, and,
| If placed In line, would be more than eighty
miles In length. The barrels Of wheat and
flour alone carried to the canal BY tbs Hudson
River we're, in
, 1863-10-16

.AA- HAlIsIAEE ,, u . r1.4-,r r,a
ContaulrC rea:y cpol sad 1s9 ane F1s1:s ~ =
xrEr411ree of the Antony 0f ths ss1uei "
AbE,e 1ts mo1asle npon tps 3ha
os]y Tsf;cnE! ard euectssfn .n.te Of curt saoE1
b the TeT ott OF cANs treated trusl111 aothef 70
tie msr.ttd, and SLose ccltsmpt1tluK E3 Rage Eho
entertain doubts 0! sbet1 pogs,c4. co! d Eon: Sent
fee Of portage to Actrets oo !ecept Q: = 2Ee9u
'CRflN No 81 MAiten Lane. Albany. n. 7.
, 1863-10-16

HALR PIE! Es !e,,s;t'1s aAaE 1tfn b2a RxE ! 4!
BxsT n THK WoKLD. The oaiy H4nxLEs4, TzTa and q
stztH11 Dye k5oEu ~ sglsaa ~ aa!I na yyd
70 GIoseT K1AoI OF EA7rKAI KEov:S: W1s9oaI IA u.
farnE Inc Hair p9 etalEg the Skin leaving tne HalF
rc1;oI!cr ID pristine cs.or s.9 re7ateS tse II edcct1
d BAD Dyes Ths Gesu:pr Y ti:rsd II !on3d M
Sc 4voictd bo1u By III Druggists, &c. Fsctery: el
B&rclkv Erect New YefE H39s5I
, 1863-10-16

Of fr.cachere for the present Conference year !:
CuScT DIs111c7-J. Lsoton, p E.
Quincy, Fifth etreet, A. c. Asmentrout; Mem
do1. II. 4. Hewes; Warsaw and L1ma4 II, Wilson;
L. Prairie, ~ Skunk, one to be supplied; PULASKI,
ton 4 Ta,loe %m x;ey st:nGs %asb1ie hiiie
James Shaw; Hushylle Circuit J; s. Kitkpatriel;;
Vermont and Astoria, J. T. Hl1lerby; Clayton, ".
Owen; Iii Sterling, T. Donnell; Mound, to be
supplied.
GR1aesyu1E D1srAcT-Jas. p. DmmiN, F. E.
Gdcgeyille, E. Elliott; Perry, B. Chapman
Vermont etrret, Qntncy. ". Stevenson; Col1m.
bus; rea Gar?osi Payson, J: G; Wells; kiqder'
West; Pittsdeid: =. !. B.yant; Mutton, ". II.
Eyans: New Hartford, J. ". Hatebisoa; Hardin,
]. u. Jackson; Summit Groye, to be snppii-d l.;
street Quarterly Conference.
JAcKsoStuLE D1sTmcT.-W s. Prentice. r. E..
Jacksonville, East Charge, L, c. Pitner; Jack
eonvIue, West Charge, r Z. Guthrie Ninchea-
tst, y: !. shoEt; , ,1aashests5, Z; y: IDayiss:
Warcfly. r. Mex. McElfreeh: Ftanklin, T. G.
Norton. Mex. Dcmott; Exetek, E n. Ninesr; Sa-
Adams, President Of Illinois Female College md
member OF Eaft Charge Quarterly Conference; II.
j. -Rntledee, Chaplain Of 14th regiment MiIois
Conference; J. c. Sargent, Chaplain Of 9lst Ieg~
nert 1lirois volunteers and member OF Vest
Charge Qna1te:ls Conference; ", ]. Newman.
member Of East Charge Quarterly Conference; H.
Buck, Agclt illinois Fema1s College and member
Of West Charge Quarterly Conference.
| NORTH JAcKsosH1I1E D1sTn1cT-H. 4Tduaes, r. E.
Ashland, 10 be supplied; Island Grove, J. h.
piekcps; yi5EinsIs M n:. C. Sweeney Srxgs Chap
Pstessburs @ and Athens, 4. 6. Wallace; cdncosd'. c'
| sorytlie, II, H. II Reed Saugamon. q. Gardner,
to sc snp2tcd B11s a@a E39an nsya n:sana
II. r. pa1eon; i. P. Baldwin, Chaplain 70 114ih
regiment Illinois volunteers Apd fmeE ot bea5ds Gss
iaIr to s5th regiment illinois volunteers, and mem
bcr Of Hayana Quarterly Conference,
| n1cArtR D1s11uc1, E.T. 1raris, T. E.
Decatur, L. ni1er: Decatur Circuit, j. II. DIM
1zit: Ht'lsboro, g. H;Adams; Irving, to ne snp-
piled shelogrtllc, s: s; Meeinnis; sheloygino
| Rccht It !. W T. Bennett: Mechaniesbargh. j.
1doDtsomsryj Mar9:. VI 4 s%th 4 =; $: Johstson;
e&ns, Joseph Lane; Nottingham; As,sisto ls,: n r.
snPpaeas aiiI + I25ts SeS1 S5sSs4 e o5se ass
! c1Cc.
, 1863-10-16

DIxlII l. IILIE n
l. DIR, TITFIELD'e
VEGETABLE FILLS.
are ws.rsr,et a certain cuse for F1sTULA. BAlRD
DE BLEED1E3 PILES.
ne would caution al Eho &te victims TO Ell ois-
trevsnr SQanlAl4t ID th6 ube o. appl-
GATORS tbty resn only IN Akra Aln4 me oSeata
u. .TITflt1DB 1eueot removes tne can8e Oh tae
kaReake and etrc.a I permaucnI Gu :A
TIiIB is Nu QUA EED!E!EE.
There Pulls hare hees t5ist e, tae 1a1s sesea Seafs
T. YOUNG eole psopnetst,
Fo: sale py BL1ss SHARP. III Lake street CHI
III
, 1863-10-16
4petiHl y 11iEte.

GREEN AND PURPLE HAlk
~ ere often tie resnls ni asGlyifE fEva3ahlT M mo-
1yN& The only safe Ar1lc & Eo1Eo 49, 9,~c NH -
ncee any tsde II G. loE ccst: Cd. from LIE @ooe&
hfpNn 70 ths 1ntenAett hlA:k Ii
Crfeta adoro's Exccfstcr Dycs
r rxery fibre from the root 70 the tn VIII
~! ME- r IN red ED uhy 3eees tho hair With
~ saent wn,ca Il t. TO- R1omote LII
~ "Hsnn nciursd b. j. CklsTAD01O, 8 6Attor Home,
*eW YORK Sold everywhere. and applied by al
f1,ce. Il tiso. and s. PCT box, aeearciog to aze.
frt5-014Q1u
, 1863-10-16

DRS. HUNTER AND Won
L. BAnEN t.eat all Chronic D.sesaes. such q
Nolde Eoukhe CprkucptO2, Asfh.14 the LunGs, aeafS
Ttomscs Eldncyx Blaade: .ad t,e Boxe.s, Dyspepsih
1sesse W Eiie EvshirEs, IA II complaints oi women
1nh cbnereI ao:t cy.: 80 saT = ~ ~
EaEGEsS, CID SORES Or MEERs, TUIE3ss,
NEEb PIL E6 AND F1STQLA.
Without cutting With tho kalfe 1ns
tatn ten cent. icY s2eeay 4seR5f IL, Hs 49,
a H. to8P.M. Qfct y Ra1co.3. s1ses: e9sig, ol
, 1863-10-16
TDLEWILD.-Mrs. Willis prt

Observation-Disclosures Ter Hume me6IXLrFrLTG1 GIRLS,
petwecn tie ago Ct &nt u. She wishes to educate
taem with her OWL daughter1.
MEx. WILLIS haA eoEa.ed Z conpeten.teacae to
fSk h&t. and intends th2t tbs 1nttsu:aor shall oo
thorough and Hbeal She deAircs to ascure tho fullest
development cfindtvlcuA gitta And 10 mike ea.oess
ard 3nterigeat wrnen. She ~tal give the sans care
md attention to their ppy1tch1 welbst.K acd no1A
culture which ahe cxteads &c leF own children Tbs
situation Of IdleE..d ntea1.aful lI1tsz Afford
An admirable pleT Eround+
Circumstances win prcre1. Frs. Wills from retetV-
1ug hcs pupils this ) ear u1til the I'd Eovanbez.
CucuIk1s may be Obtained by Addressing AIts. VIII
LIE ct Idleneld. Eeodp&. Grange Cou.ty, M.
nCf 1S.1t cd tp0r II w&Yi1
, 1863-10-16
TTOILOWAY'S PILLS AND

IL CIEFMENT-NecesntG Councils uB,-RILIore
FEVER No:tinE to o:e disiE,eeAnle 10 tie sick
thkn TIE paubcous medieints pa.'fciAD1 requs41y
she roterl agnnent pGch sid. the pu: and d]eguiaas
the BIT .er1eN OF the draEEhi noaow4ys PA a,how-
1A1nty Of tte!r ac:len: IN The RtoHAca. 1tger and
diateiy cure IEc WORT pha.es Of indigestion. asad
ache. tt!icas Fever. pe, res+ion q 6?ilta. - No
Invite al who ucACquHLtEd with tne.. II II Eofe
possible tc ned E.y Fuch to Esvc them t:lal t1n ~
viii Asfpre them speedy and pe:uaEeat 7e Aed foF
Sore krcGsts. EEfoiu1or8 uuu0EE t;xocct. V!4e Ae4
s.tfectus! YfruttY In EEn o.14-u1s71W
, 1863-10-16
MEDICAL CARD.

mARY II. TH0iMRS0N. NJ. Dss
graduate OF the Rev Eag!a1 Feoale Aed!cs! Eoi.
lere At boston, Respectfully En- ouEcea 1nat sas ~
ntSni ID fncs ia tbts city hRv ug prArtct6 3eAt
Il toe kex YorE Inarn ~ for tbs diseases q womG
rd sh;oieo sue foc,t& she patronage Q: The pe1I
~ t:Lces I'd v:ciniy CtEc IS ststs street 0aes
noars from St II An Macy !,as TaoMsennHir ~ r.
Gardner Ms, F. C. Sherman, AiH. II. Il. Ryder
or1f.e Il in .....
, 1863-10-16

A RTIFICIAL IEGS.-C. 6taE
II lord solt proyr1etnr and tna2utAc:urer II d.
Wu1C0xB PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG. ts5 bet1
Eent which has appointed him 70 snppl, thsu to dis
phled toIdier1 fEEE Orders sc3'e~sEd to g. SIAF-
V1,FD l6 6puth Clhrk RtEeet s-htcxgo. viii receive
3 r f"nT ~ Sbpl9ma2 INN WAF
, 1863-10-16

ITO DEALERS AND SHIPPERS
4 OF GEAIE.-1 SIN now prepared to transfer
erslp At my Elevator at cent per Dushe 1uso store
st cent * cent to yeste1) Pteate eeud ne the
zrain and viii give 1t despatch. Stcs1Re At the
n1snai rntes r, COALSRORTH.
HErYALO October 10. 1853. oct12-oGs.t1ovl
, 1863-10-16

Leaving the Increase IN the decsd9.. SOS SAT
= This Is an increase Of property over the
valuation OF 1850 1S0 per cent, wh!1e the In
crease Of population In the same decade was
hut 81. 81 per cent.
The cause Of this discrepancy is found in a
Fundamental and all llimportant fact which fur
pishes the key to the past and the future pro-
gress Of tie United States. It Is the power
they possess by aears of canals and raIl RaEs
to practically abolish the distance between the
teshoaId and the widespread and fertile
Hgions cf the interior, thereby removing the
e1cg on their agricultural industry, and y1r-
tually placing them side by side with the
cemmnnl11ss on the Atlantic. Durlog. the
decade ending IN 1eG0, the sum Of 4l3. .54l $40
was expended within the limits of the interio1
cc1trsl gronp, known as the food exporting
States, In. conettuttibg II, ,2212 miles Of rail-
WV to connect them With the seaboard. The
trsflc receipts from, these roads were:
In 1850. e3h h0s1
In 1ebl.. $4,000.
In Ikzs
, 1863-10-16
@uninliusion Arfbaut1.

general western Agent. 70. state street. Chicago
nrgf ffsaS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-21
NAPoLEox, Henry ICO., O., July I, 1858. /

NAPoLEoS, Henry Co., o., July 7 1858.
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See Advertisement jal3dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-21

LYOSs KATHAIRoN.-This delightful article
for preserving and beautifying the human
hair, is again put up by the original proprie-
tor, and is now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which FIRST created its immense
and unprecedented sales of over one million
bottles annuallyt 1t Is still sold st rs cents
in large bottles. Two million bottles can easily
be sold in u year when it is known that the
kathairon is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world, but that it cleanses the
scalp Of scurf and dandrph, gives the hair a
lively; rich, iuxuriaht growth, and prevents it
from turning gray These are considerations
worth knowing. The Kathairon has been test
ed for over twelve years, and is warranted as
described. ANY lady who values beautiful
head of hair will use the Kathairon. 1t is
finely perfumed, cheap and valuable II is
sold by all respectable dealers throughout the
world d. S. BARNES 4 Co,
New York
jal2d&w6m W. W. STEWART, Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-21
Successor to N. P. Douglass }
10 Main street.

CoALE's New JAPAN.-We have already
apprized our readers of new article of Ja-
pan, now in general use in this city The
excellence OF the article is fully set forth in
the following certificate from Messrs. John
Thompson Il Co., who are well known here.
PITTsBURG, 18th April 1862.
We have tried CoAle's Patent Japan Drier,
and find it an excellent article. We tried il
with lampblack ground in raw oil. Wefound
that for these two colors we had to use a
larger proportion OF, dner than that recon-
mended by Mr. Coale, but for others colors
we found the quantity Gone eight) quite
enough to dry them thoroughly. Practical
painters know that a Japan that will dry lamp
black and Vandyke brown will dry any other
color that it is put into. We therefore have
no hesitation in recommending it to the
trade and TO the public generally. "t
U. JOHN THoMPsoN a. Co,
For sale by W. Weusthof, Ohio Block.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION,

John Pontiu-, Daniel POntius Abraham Ponuus ia.
cob POntius Lydia stetiler, ueOrge stettier saiona
Wolf, and John r. Wolf. vs., George Rsitinger, NOAH
Umbenhower, Lena Brosius, KOda Ann sharits
John shArts, Jesse Dlnlnger, ami Lucinda Dininger
Court Of Common Pleas OF Montgomery county,
Ohio. Case No. PTS. IN Partition
UyllE said defendants, George keillinger Noah I'm.
benhower, Roda Ann Snpnts, Iohn Sharits, resi-.
dents Of Montgomery county, Uhiu, Jesse Dninger,
and Lucinda Dinlnge, residents Oi Darke county
Ohio, and Lena brOsius whose residence h unknown
will take notice that on the l3th day OF January A. D
1868, petition was filed against them IN the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Montgomery county, ONO, by John
POntlus, Daniel Ponuus, Abraham P0utius Jacob
Pontus, Ly da StetteT George Stetglef Salotna Wolf
and John +. Vol, demanding partition OF the follow.
ing lands and tenements oWlt, situate la the county
OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio. All that tract OT
parcel OF land lying and being la section numbered
xteen, OF township numbered tWo IN mnge num-
bered iVe, east Of a meridian lins drawn ffOm tht
mouth Of the Great Miami kiVer within the county
and stale Aforesaid, and bounded follows, io-Wt
Beginning at the southwest corner OF sAd section;
thence east on the south boundary lane Of said
tcn one hundred and sixty iwo perches and ahalf
post at the southwest corner Of William stettler's
land IN sald section thence north parallel with the
west boundary line Of rsid secton one hundred and
sixty three perches and a-haif 10 post set at the
southwest corner OF Henry Settlers land n said sec
ton; thence west parallel with the south boundary
line Of sad sec hundred and sixty pefche
and a-half 70 the wesl boundary thereof thence
south on the boundary line Of said section one
hundred and sixty three perches and a-haf 10 .he
place OF beginning, containing IA the whole one hund.
red and sixtysx acres he the more or less and
thai Ut the next OF said they will aptlv tr
an order Of partition Of SAID premises
alive Attorney for said petitioners.
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Netn advertisements
sHEkIFFs SALE.

John Mills surviving partner Of the late firm Of d
W. Wheslock a Co, VS.. the Dayton and Bani
Turnpike Road Company.
n WILL offer at public sale at the door OF the Court
L House in the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, January 81, 1858,
Az two o'clock m, the right OF said Dayton and
Brant Turnpike koao Company to take toll at the
turnpike gates of said Company in Montgomery coun-
ty, OHIO. One situated said turnpike road in sec
ton No. 20, in Mad River township about 81 miles
fom Dayton, and one IN section No. II, in Wayne
township about ~ miles from Dayton, will be SOLD to
the porson bidding the smallest number OF years. and
pay the above judgment, interest and cost, ana the
accruing cost thereon. GEO. MOGAMAN, Bhenh
JoHS HOWARD, Attorney. ja2Odtwawts
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Be on Hand.-There will be auction to,
night, and Thursday and Friday, day and
evening, at c. P. Huber & Sons, 2sO Third
street, 10 close out a consignment of dress
goods, sattinets, clothing, boots, shoes, &c.
Peddlers aud other dealers will get good bar
gains.