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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
FOR DIS NEW THEATER.
tenth stre:t, dbose Pennsylvania acenue.

ieHn stTest, dboee PenTSytrGntd GreHue.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE GREAT SPEC
TACLE,
Win all it's new Scenery and Wonderful Effects.
MAGICAL TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS
THE BEAUTIFUL AP0THEOsIS
TABLEAU OF REsPLENDENT GLORY.
!. THURSDAY EVENING, November 3,
the Nraud Romantic Spectacle of
FAUST AND MARGUERTTE.
MEFHISTOPHELES ..... Mr. j B Roberts
MARC CERIrE ...---.....-. Miss Alice Gray
New Scenery by JAMES LAMB
,NoEel Machinery and Effects by J. CLIFFORD.
;DuIlng the evening the band, under the dIrec-
non OF Prof. VIM, Withfrs, IT, will perform the
GsPIrit stirring UNITED STATES MILITARY
StADKlbLE, and the GRAND MILITARY
tha mhafG fS fron 81 1.-The the Opera of FAUST introducing
Friday, benebt Off. B. ROBERTS.
GROy yEk'S THEATER
Pennsylyani Avenue, near Willard g Hotel
THIS Thursday EVENING. November g
Last night but tgo, most positively Of the bril-
liant en- gagement of the inimitsble Comedian
MR.. DAN SETCHELA
SETCHELL IN two funng Characters
Last time, positively. of his matChless imper-
sonation of MAD VANDERPANTS and his ONLY
appearance as AMlRIDAB SLEEK,
The performance will commence with the eve r
popular and highly entertaining Comedy Of the
SERIOUS FAMILY
To conclude with the screa m .ng Comedietta
WANTED 900 MILLINEKS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
Death Of Ex-Gov. Medary.

We print elsewhere in our paper an
article from the Ohio Statesman, annoHnc-
ing the death of Ex-GOv. MEDARY. The
fact is already known to the people oi the
State, and universally regretted. Gov
MEDARr had endeared himself to the
Democracy of Ohio and of the whole
country by his life long devotion to- and
his earnest, able, and consistent advocacy
Of the enlightened principles of the demo
cratic party-the principles under the prac'
tical operation of which the country grew
to be- the freest, the greatest, and mos
prosperous upon earth-and the principles
the abandonment of which, within TIN
brief space of four years, has brought n
to the verge of ruin and national death
No man in Ohio possessed more intimat
or accurate knowledge of the history q
the State, or of the men who have con
trolled its destiny for the last 70 or 8
years, than Gov. MEDARY.
He had been in i'll health for some tint
but was thought to be improving, unit
Monday morning last when he was take
suddenly and violently worse and died
s O'Clock P. NJ. OF the same day. He ha
lived to see the principles for which he hA
contended more than vindicated by Il
prosperity which had followed their adol
tiOn-and by the melancholy consequence
of their rejection. Having ont lived Il
Repubhc-and all that made it gre
and glorious--he died full Of honor. peae
fully, and before the great browning calau
ity had transpired, which bows every patri
to the earth to-day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
Current News Items.

Gen Mcclellan has han led in his resigaa-
ton. So says the telegraph.
II has been treasonabIy decided by The
Supreme Court Of lniiaua, that gold Is one
thing aud greenbaeks quite another
Yesterday was q gloomy, lowering day, ed-
mhably adapted, we should say, to an aboli-
ton victory II was sad day tor America
albs disasters which the reelection OF Lin
cola will entail upoa the country eau oe
better endured by the Democrats than by the
Abolitionists, from the fact that they have no
share in the responsibility for them. Come
on, then With your draits, slamps, taxes and
deprecated currency.
',startlins development" have been made
in Toronto. "Secreted arms and the "ts'
pian Brotherhood are mentioned in conusc'
ton with the same, and something is said
sbou, a "paiuiul feeling Of insecurity
Now that the election is over, we congratu-
late the scary element Of the country that the IT
nerves will not be disturbed very soon again
by rumored rebel raids upon our Lake cities
Buffalo is nov safe aud so is Cleveland, Cut
caqo and Detroit We never saw so much
smoke without any FIRE, as the ebol'tonists
have generated to scare folks into the sup
port Of Lincoln.
Since We think, ii is emint ntly meet that
they who have ro Jbed and straugled the re-
puble, should have direction of its funeral
If there is anything to exult over in po
litical victory achieved by such means as
the Abolitionists employed yesterday, we Ian
70 see it. 1t vas victory over the vita
principles OF free government 1t was tri
umph Of fraud, corruption and despohc pow
er, over correct principles, Christian'ty hn'
the rights of freemen.
As one Of the Grst fruits Of the reelection
Of LINCOLN, the telegraph advises us th'
evening, that gold in response to the gres
disaster, has gone up to 257s
The probabilities now are tha New Hor
Delaware, New Jersey, Illinois, Missouri an
Kentucky have all gone for Mcclellan, wit
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Califo
MIA and Oregon in doubt. We give it
our opinion that when the smoke clears ava,
the Democratic party will be found Stron
enough, at least, to make itself respected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
Argat.
pErLrInM I nR rARTIfl0N

Montgomery tOnnian Pleas
Joaep. Brown, soloiaOn Bfnwn, Jacob Blown, Caro-
ltne Mahus al Wuitan hahu,, Criinda Hahnah
and Samuel Haauhh, Amanda Hannah ana Gauge
Hannah, vs..
Theopholns Brown, Theodore Brown, Mary Brown,
sssbsrry BroWn, Perry .BroHp, sNah Bfown
hnd FlisslWth Brown, fn rart iioh p
fINH EOPnOLU5 BROWN, Theodore Nrown, biaD
Brown. seaberry hrowu, Perry 4 Brown Aarat
Brown, Elzslsih Brown vii take h0uoe thai Pott-
ton was died agtinst them Onthe 3lstday of August
A A. 1894; ia the tlourt Of Common Pleas OF Mont
geometry oounty, OHIO, by Joseph BroNn, solomon
Brown, Jseoh Brown, Caroline Mahue, WIN. Mshuc,
Cslinda Hannah, samuel Hannah, Aman'ls Hannah
and Georgs Hannah sad s uow pending wherein sud
peLtionsFs demand partition OF the folOWing rra
estate to.ult situate IN the county oi Montgomery
aud sIale Of OHIO, on the east ~ "i section 49, tow
BENG lot No. 2 Of a survey amt subdivision o
the lands of Joseph Brown, deed by order OF the
U0an OF .Coinhon Pleas o. Montgpm ~ county
Ohio vt tiIs March term, l3i see chRncefy, record
u , rage SJ2, aud lie -cnbed Us follows:
Beginning on the east hue of said section ~ 2
poles aOVth o. the N. Is corner there i-thence y
bBs W. 100 pOlsa 10 stone IN the Lrheftsf Rond
theme s. Ets' n. lO1, poles 10 stOno ia sad Road
thence &. 70 E. ~ poles to stone, theuHe y. o. h.
poles to a stou =, thence n. 60 r. 80 poles 70 b
stone on tho east hn9 VI sad Bentton thence y B.
W. llz poles 10 the place OF beginning conenint
SBl acres and ha been assigned AZ tue dover q
Hi sAbeth Brown 10 said ands vi Joseph Brown deed
and that ut the next term OF said Court, tho sac
= will apply for au order that Partition may
be made - SAID pTemses. |'.. .
Dalsd this August 3lst, lS64 .
| ADAA CLAl, Au'y Tor Petitioner. aus3l-wbW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
THE GENERAL REsULT-LAN'
COLIN REELECTED.

The result of yesterdays election Is easily
told LIScoLS is reelected President by
large majority on the electoral vote Yet
when the Chicago Convention adjourned, on
the 3Ist OF August, no man doubted the suo-
GEES Of the Democratic ticket. The reason OF
this wonderful change is PAlPSble to all who
choose TO reflect 10 dus tims the RESPONSE
biliGy mast be placed just whore it belongs =
Bat there is Democratic minority on the
popular vote Of at least ONE MILLION SIX HuN'
pRED THOUsASD opposed to LScoLN' This
minority must be respected, and wa are sure
that it will be, Three years ago LINCOLN was
unanimously supported. Now his majority on
the popular vote is comparatively small. Th'
Democratic party is now a power in the
eOuntry, and ifit will but take its stand hehce
forth upon it's two capital idsSs-PEAoE AMI
STATE RIoaTs-its future triumph is certain
without this it must perish.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
DR. 4. CONE's APPOINTM ENTs
Dr.. Coue may be cOnsulted as follows

Dr. Cone may be consulted as follows:
In PlqUA, at the Piqua House. on Mon
days, Nov Z; Dec y; Jan l6i Feb 90 March
n; May |,
In TRoY, at the Morris House, on Tuesdays,
Nov g. Dec Il3, Jan III Feb "a, March 2s;
May q.
Ia DAYTON, at the Phillips House, on
Wednesdays, Nov g. Dec ID; Jan Is, Feb "a;
March 26, May
In KAMA, at The tHivling House, on Thurs.
days, Nov l0i Dec l6 Jan l9; Feb 2S; March
30 May T.
In SPRIEOFIELD, at the Knaub Honse, on
Thursdays, Nov 0, Dec 49, Jan IL; Feb lG;
March as; April ~.
In Bsi.LEE0ETAMB, At the Logan House, on
Fridays, Nov Il Dec O. Jan Is; Feb II; March
"a; April AZ.
DR.. Cone has pracioed in the above plRoei
about avs years, with The most gratifying sue
eesa lie treats all forms of chronic disea
see, and avAils of ell improvements, in al
schools Of medicine. No charge for consul
talion, but cbash for medicines. Consult DIR
Cone before tis too late III .--.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
suHerlng tm CaITf0rntm

The Lowell (Msss )lCourisra publishes the
lollowipg exlrt cts itom = letter from lady IN
California 10 her daughter Nc. Sullivan
Richardsou, Of Lowell Us 49,
sAcaauxxro, Cat Oct
Business is exceedingly dun here The
droNth has cut Oh all business ior iarnerA
There is au immense amount OF emigvalion
this season, and there must, uf course, be a
great deal oi suffering among tho tmigrants
before the crops come OF another year In
great many caiities there has been nothing
at ali rased ibis year, and tbs people,afs en-
tirely dependent upon their farms for their
daily bread
Tho people ate actually starving to death al
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo, aud in
that REGION One uan who owned ten tboua.
aud cattle has lost All bat sixly by starvation.
| They are making great effort in San Fran
cisco TO aid the Sufferers They have had seV
eral public meetings, and appointed commit
tees to canvass the city Tue wealthy bnBi
ness men went around witt drays to houses
begging clothing and provisions to send to the
deatjtuts. They sent away lRAt Friday abou
seven iuns They sent committee to learn
the amount Of suffering, aud sea that the arti
elos we're properly distributed.
II is not 50 bad all over the State, bu
Southern Caliioruia has suffered exceedingly
A great many Of the farmers about here have
not ra sed single thing to eat this year A
Mr. Hall dined with US yesterday He live
eighteen miles away up on the Sacramento
river. He said he had not raised the 6rst eat
able thing, He had wheat enough on hand tt
last him another year, but everything else hI
has to buy at high price This u be hare
winter for people destitute OF money.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
How ~ IsDone in Nashville.

MEssRs FDiToRs On the afternoon Of
Monday, the slst day of October, tho Chief
Clerk Of Captain George Isenstein, A, A..
O. NJ, and Assistant to Colonel j. O. Crane.
Q, NJ aud Inspector Of Military Railroad at
Nashville, Tenn, presenting = document to
the clerks in that Office, wherein every clerk
was required to state his personal and po.
litcal preferences regarding the candidates
in the present Presidential canvass, and
sign their names opposite or under the prop
or headings, which had already been made
out t........ ..al
Knowing that had no legalright to cast
my vote for either candidate at Nashv lille,
being a citizen Of Kentucky, told the Chief
Clerk so; but he iUsisled that should give
my preferences Not being man who de-
nies his political principles for the sake Of
Office, l signed my mama as supporter Of
General Mcclellan, aad was presented with
my discharge next morning. Upon asking
the cause OF my removal, | was informed
that he (the Chief Clerk) did not know, but
afterwards told me, in presence Of another
gentleman, who was also damssed upon the
same grouRds, that he had been ordered to
dismiss every man who could prefer McClsl-
Ian to Lincoln.
My discharge only states that my services
are no longer required, and vas refused 9
proper discharge stating the grounds.
must say, in sxoneration of Capt Geo
Issnsteia, that l believe he had ordsrs from
higher authorities for taking sneh snmhary
steps Having been in his office for foul
months and proven myself eompelent 10 at
tend to my duties can assign no othel
ground for my dismissal except the abov'
stated reasons. i..0a ..a,
Whether or not the same rule as regard
dismissal Of Government employees who are il
favor of General Mcclellan has been sdopte'
in other Govsrnm msnt Offices, an unable I,
say, but believe it TO be the case. opl
know that one gentleman was dismissed il
Colonel Cranes Off ,e last week for the sam
offense .s-4...t
Respectfully HEERY A. SoHAETTER.
--LouisViHs Den,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
LFGAL NOTICE,

uN0 Pearson Young who resides in the state O
| Iowa Nlson scrogzy ani Amehs eeiogDi
tlyina Nounf p, who reside the State Of lud auai
Jessee Young, whosa place Of residence is ~
khoEn lhagi Bright arone Taylor ana MI.
TAYLOR whorosIdo IN the state Of Kentucky;
you are hereby notihed that lsaac ieieyeT aud
fupiou Nnit, kxecuiors .o tho last VIII and hla-
nicntol David Young, deceased, on the -,iay Of
lAber, A. ~ tsdi ied their petition IN tho Probate
coittw tlru end for the County OF Montgom .ry ana
Stat- Ot Uhi1, alleging that Ga personal estate OF
said iccedeut IA insufficient " pny his dehiH ana he
. charges oi administering his estate that he die'l
estate situate ia SAID County to.wit "Fifecn
OF aud taken OF the south side OF the farm oWned by
she heirs o. David Young, deee sed, s'tualedn Sea
Beyinnnq at q stone, on the esstlina Of SAID Sec.
ton, the south east c0rsr OF said farm thence noft
on the eatinq OF said scot 'n "a chains to sode
thoucc q u W. 21s3 CHAINS TO thecenire Of tho
gmnpike Road thebrs, south eaHtNardly, with the
ceutrt Of said Road W hans to the south vosi cor
ner of 1ad iarm iher"n, on the line between Young
Rud laegcr, n 10 H eG O. chains 90 the place Of
beginning, containing h.teen acres ol anu. lilht
Ruth Young, widOW OF Had decedent, ~ entitled
70 dover IN sad PROMISES hni ,hat u'orge hohR
streth and Elizabeth Longsrcih, wilson ScroRgy hnd
Amelia Srrogry, William Fright, the unknown heirH
uf lcHa ioung, do 'eased, one Of the heirs law
az nawd Yuing. deceased, JOHN Maclufe aud Eyina
Maclurc, Wal lam Young and Sarah Young, lohn
Nuuno and Eiyut Young, william Weller and martina
L. Wrller, Pearson Young, ueOrge SeHrs Joseph r..
scars, aud Mary Jane Sears, Lydia Caroline Young,
Lois A. Mutt and simpson Nut, David hi Young,
James B Young Eliza ellen Yolng, as tho heirs ut
Ys,, Of ,i,id uevd Y1line, iecaased hold Tho next
estate ct inheritance thereon. The prayer ul sad
reuhon ~ lot the arsmment Of wet' {" sad KUN
Young aud iur the aAo ui said premises subject To
such dover estate, aui for the payment OF the lebs
I and charges aforesaid.
] tlaid petition viii be- or hearing the 2lat day oi
| November, A, u. 13Gii or as soon thereafter as
''''"''''"" '' '''"''' ISAAC tAFEvER
| " SIMPSON MUTT,
Execuoraol the last will and testament of David
Young, decd
). Il. Blooorr, Atry for Executors.
october lDth, 1854 Oct1H'WaW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09

Yes, our "Rooster" is there. We raise
one solitary crow at least over our own
glorious county In the general wreck,
she stands uumOved in spite of the most
desperate efforts of the LIECoLs party here
to reverse the result of October We
were again victorious and by a handsome
gain, almost doubling our majority. This
is the point of firm adherence to principle
and good bold fighting and we think II
will do lor county which previous to the
Chicago Convention did not contain q
single "McCLELLAN man" in it.
The following is the vote in the City
aud County
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
,saERJFFs SALE.

OF valuable Real Esialsin Rnd near FarmetbyIlle,
- Ohio
Levi Il, Rasore, ct al, ! No 29o9
against : Montgomery County
Samuel Ro lahsHer ei. al. Superior Court
DY virtue vi audi obedienca TO the Gommnnd OF
ID an order OF sale made by the Superior Oouft oil
montgomery County, OHIO, will Otnr at Public sale
on tho pr nisea ~ FarmarsVnei on
FRIDAY, November lSth, 1864,
at O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the following desemhod
real es ate viz; sltuatedin Jsckson township, Mont
gomery County, Ohio. Beign town lots numbered
One Hundred Aud Ten UlOE one humlra an
Eleven ull)j One Hundred aud Twelve (ll2); one
Hundred aud Thirteen (llS); Oue Hundred and Four
teen (tl4l and One Hundred aud bteen (llb)i stuat
ed in the incorporated village OF Farnersvilie IN said
County and State AisO, the los owned Henry llopsef
deceased situated IN SeetIon Mo- 81 Township toui
t4), Range totr 10, east Containing two acres an
one hundred aud twelve tI9) rods being the restlur
land conveyed 10 the said Hanry HuusJr IN hts lite
Ame by the order Of the Probate CourtOf Montgomery
County, Ohio aud ID bhne by one Michael Schwartz
admn illustrator OF the estate Of DANIEL Swartzs dec
Also, that tract Of land owned ny the said HonrI
II Houser IN his Hfe time sitiialed IN tha southHes
quarter Of section twepty.Ops (sD Tow lHhip toui
(iA Rangsfor "a enst asd bounded alid .desorIhed
as follows:
Beginning al The southwest tcoTnen and running eas
seventy three 13 rods TO the center OF the German
town and West Alexandria Turnpike Road hqnce
north wesg with said rOad hundred hud u l.
rods aud eleven feet (t thonce south eighty three
1881 rods TO the place OF heginning containing nine
teen (l9) acres more or less and has been appra sed
a follows. .l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09

FohEioS pspers ssy tbut nothing eau be
more magnificent than the vintage this year
10 all parts Of France In the vine disIic's
there is superatubdance OF grapss The
ptoprietors OF vineyards arc acinplg puRzlei
"a know what 10 do, their usual supply Of
ers, althoagb at work day and night, are iit-
terry unable to supply the den,aod
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
Hor Sale.

TNOR sALELTWO GOOD FARMs-Ono contain
n ing IBs acres OF choice farming land. 4lS miles
east OF urbana Champagne County, Ohio, on the Iake
lcatling TO Mechanics6urg The farm is 10 good con
dtion, and IN high state Of cultivation. The dwel-
ling ID good two-BtoFy brick, nine rooms, hlnk barn.
comfortable tenant bnildings, two orchards and a
never failing stream OF stock water.
The other farm contains ls9lz aeles Of chsice land
in the same valley, one mile from the former is in
a Ugh state o cultivation, has permsuent running
stock water, eomioItlble buildings, orchard,
&c. For part culars address q GEORGE W. BAkNE tf,
lhe farms, OF GAMuEL BARHjErh Springfield, Ohio.
novl div
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09

Hon Edward Everett wrote TO real union
meeting in Fsneuil hall, Boston, few days
before Mr. Lincoln was inaugurated, as fol-
lows
ITO expect to hold fifteen States in the
Union by force is prsposterous The ides OF
civil war, accompanied, as il would be, By a
servils nsurrsetion, is too monstrous TO be
entertained for monsnt II our sister
Stales must leave US, in the name Of heaven
let them 60 in peace" - .i@i.,.,.
Mr. Everett is now delivering orAtions--hs
doD make speeGhss--ip behalf Of Mr. Lln
coin Does Mr. Lincoln wish to let the seCe
dsd States 60 10 peaceH He says II major
iiy of their people wish 10 leave, to make wal
on them to prevent their leaving ''is not only
an error, but crime >" Is not Mr. Etstet
entirely consistent in supporting him fuiii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09

The two and ll2 roads 81 land a. Sl0O per
acre. The ~ acre tract OF land at SOS % per "
aud ioannot sell tor lehs than % OF said appRsment
/ Terms u cash. u IN one year and the balance IN
two years from the day Of sale. Tho deferred pay
ments 70 bear 6per cent, mts' sHt from the day OF
sale end TO be secured 10y mortgage on the premises
CEo. 7WO0AMAH, sheriff
r. TuonPsoE Att'y fss oeil1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
N01ygE
silva IN essr, !


w. IN Mont. CON.
...s Frank khgesar, - Plepi = F.
C1Aib IranK EhaAseT IL hefoty uotned tlst the
- said kaiEi. Eag ,i,-l rp the 18th day OF Sep
temberA l.. 1884, hle lLGr pet ton IN the ClerNs
Ofies nf the Cnnri of Ohmmon Pleas witnIn and tor
the County OF Montgomery and State OF ONO, GharB-
ing him with hnbltnsl ii dlunkennessi and extreme
cruelty and asking that she may be- divorced from
the said Frank EnSesar which petition VIII stand loT
hearing at the next November Term, A u: 1854 oi
said Court. u ana . ELIZA hNafSfh,
Il Nv Dawn A, H0uK, her Atty.
DATFOH, September 2Sd, 1854. sePEI'w6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
From Montana TerrItory
Grsat Democratic VtOtery.

Special dispatch 10 the Chicago nmes.
VrEsIH, CFY. MontSna Octoter, 20, 4
Via SILr Lass CRY, Nov. ~
lThe democracy Of Montana territory send
greeting to the democracy of the uuiop, that
We have elected Samuel Mclean delegate to
Congress over Sanders, abolition, by eighteen
hundred majority W L. MCMLTH,
Chairman Democratic Derritorial Central
COMMITTEES. tHla t'tH tt'"S"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
MGotral

GURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, aa
~ Consumption. IL is only necessary for hiiy one
troubled with these complaints to NY ono hotte OF
Sirick'ands MelhRuous Cough Bdisdm
10 convince them thatitis tho host preparation ever
used. II not ony cures the above affections Of the
Throat aud Lungs, hnt IL curcB Night Swcath md
splitting OF III Od and 10 an excellent garge 10y any
kind OF sore Throat j IA pleasant 70 sbe, 0nd
sale madeleine ior infants Price o. Gents Igr battle
EOr sale by druggists generbtiY, mt4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-09
PETITION FOR PARTITION

superior Cnurt n ontg0mery cruuty, ohio.
Lew X. Basore and Amelia Ann hasofe against
Samuel RoJAheier, Elizabeth BOumershinc, Amelia
Ann Rolahctirr, Ellen Rulsheferf Frank lsodahcer,
Chistena RuiHhetler, Samuel V. kodahetier Susanna
Rodahciler, Leyha KetTOw, William Henry Hnuser,
Samuel E Houser, sarah Isabella BasuTa, OF tho
state of Ohio and Elizabeth Decker rni lsaa'
becker, her husband of the state Of Indiana delon-
Rntq
u NHe above named def .ndsnt7 and especially EllSa-
Z L beth Deck ar and Isaac becker her hshand,
has been filed against them M the Superior Court OF
Mont gomery county OHIO hy the above named PLAN
tiH, praying for partition of the following described
premises situate in Jackson town-Mp, Montgomery
BEING t.N,n lots numbered one hundred and ten QiO)
one hundred and eleven an, oue hundred andtWelye
u q, ore hundred aud thirteen OlSl, one hupdred
and lOurieeu i4), hundred ant fifteen (li5Ii IN
the incorporated village Of FaImorsVli g, also the
re-lue of land owned hy Henry Houser IN his lila-
time situated section twenty seven (2ll, town four
an range four az east containing two and one
hundred and twenty perches also the land owned by
the said Henry HOuser his llletnei situated IN tho
southwest quarter, of 4ecbOn twenty one en- town
four a. range four ~, east, described us follows,
and running east seventy three as rods, 10 the
centre Of the Germantown Anu West Alexandra turn
pike road, thence northwest it'll said road one hundred
and an rods and eleven tll) feet thence south
nniuleen O0l less aud that nj the 81
term of tho mid Court, satd H. X. BasorO aud Ame ha
Anu. ns-'os,- Lie Uiia. viii spply ior order that
partition may le made ol said premises,
LHvIR. BAsoRE.
Nc, TuoHPs0s, AIRY, au5lO- wBw
NJOTIGE.- On the iIih OF September, 1864, Sarah
IN Anu Rape, h'1d her petition Ia The Court o
Common Pleas 6, Montgomery conatY, ohio, against
John Henry Rap praying .Or a divorce :-Cause
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