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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-14
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
The Worlds Great Remedy I

Coughs, Colds, Inoipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no moro
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best it ever has been, and that 10
may be relied on to do all it has ever dono.
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemisks,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
Sold by Cook a. Mc(iowun and DR.. ]. Mich
OILS, ,Chardon; j. T. Field, liambden; q w Gar
rcu, MontvIe; c, & c. h. Harmon, Chester
X Roads; Dr. Cleveland, Burton; w L. Por-
ter, Bundysburg; G. s. Field East Claridon; II.
N. Piruer. Parkman;J. w Thompson, Middle
field, aud by dealers generally. 739yl
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Ornaments.

and Gimps in good variety; also n new style of
Gimp manufactured in this country, that is very
pretty for trimming any kind OF garment
Chenille Fringes aud Trimmings, Trimming
Ginips and BugIe Trimmings; Buttons for every
purpose; Wells, Laces, Enbroiderics. Hnndks.,
Lncns, White Goods, Gloves, Corset, Hosiery,
Fancy Good-;
CASES PRINTS, now Fall Patterns;
CASE o f Assorted Styles OF Della mes;
CASE Of Assorted Styles OF Ginghams;
NOM ESTES of all kinds Hoops Balmornl
AISkirts; Cloths, Cassimcres, Vestings Wrap.
pers Drawers and Shirtngs; Shawls; GROCER.
les, BOOTS, Shoes aud Rubbers
We have enlarged
our Stock Of Ladies' Shoes, and have now a
very Complete and Desirable Stock,
1rOur Goods were bought carly, and will be
sold at Prices ~ suit the times.
CURDY & rISDEL,
76jtf Wilcox Block, Painesvilc.
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Something NEW.

TNiE Subscriber has just opened a Splendid
White Sandstone Quarry, about 3H mites
from Chardon Village, and near Grswolds Mill
RJSione Tor buildings, Waiks, Well.Stoncs,
Curblngs for Gravcyards, &C., oi the Best
Finish, and furnished To order
SAMUEL FAuLKENBURG
Chardon, August 9th, 1864. 7GOm2
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Ladies' Dress Cloths,

and Cloth for Full Suits in all Colors both Plain
aud Plaid which are being very much used in
place OF Merinos, Empress Cloths &c
NNlATER PROOF in Stripes and Plain. for
~ Dresses and Circles. UNION DRESS
Goods in Plain and Plaids, Plain and Checked
Linsoys; Plaid, Check aud Plain FLANNELS;
b 10 III "'"'"' D'O"" ~ ''"''
- skins; 6.4ths Cloths in Black and Cnlofs,
A Large and Well. Assorted Stock Of Cloaks
Manlilas, Ba sques, IL Close Fitting Garments.
will he kept on snle through the season, and as
last as new aud desirable patterns appear, they
will be exhibited to our customers. Any Style
or quality OF garment got up 10 order on a very
short notice; CIoak. Mantiln and Dress
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Administrators Sale OF Re al Estate.
| n pursuance of an order made by the Probate
L Cour ol Lake County, OHIO, Will oOsr inr
sale nj pubic auction, on tho 2eud day Of Oc-
t0bcr, A. ID. 1901 at II O'Clock A. M non H.
premises, the following described Real Estate
situate In the County OF Geauga, township ol
Thompson IN the state OF Ohio, aud is known bv
being part OF Lot No. ~ in said towGsh,p. ana
Is bounded as follows; Eeenning in the centrr
OF the road running through said Lot at a stake.
thence north 7lS deg. along lhe line OF he fence
to the east line OF sand Loot No q; thence north
along the east line OF said Lot No u ten rods,
th4nce osIory parallel with the first mentlono1
line TO the center OF the before mentioned rona,
thence southerly aloug the center OF said road IN
the place OF boSlLning, supposed To contain two
acres ot land. Terms o. Sale, one.htll On ash in
hand, aud the balance in one year, with interest
and approved security.
Appraised at S2iO.
ANNE LOCKWOOD.
Administrative OF Philip Loci, wood, deed.
16SwI
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I. ). 7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will be received for Coupon
Treasury Notes, payable three years from Aug
18th, 1864, with semi annual interest al the rate
OF seven and three tcnths per cent per annum--
principal and interest both to be paid in lawful
money.
These no:cs will bo convertible at :he option
of the holder. at maturity, into six per cent gold
bearing bonds. payable not less than five nor
more thnn twenty years from their date, as the
Government may elect. They will be issued in
denomination Of 80 dollars, 100 dollars, 500 dol.
lars, 900 dollars, and 5000 dollars, and all
subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or some
multiple OF fifty dollars.
These notes will be transmitted to the owners
free Of transportation charges az sooR7 after tn ,
receipt Of the original Certificates of Deposit as
they can be prepared.
AS the notes drnw interest from August 4 5th
parsons making deposits subsequent to that dat,
must pay the interest accrued from tho date o
note to date of deposit.
Parties depositing twenty five thousand dol
lars and upwards for these notes at any one time
will be allowed n commission OF one quarter o
one per cent, which will be paid by the Treas
ury Department upon the receipt oil n bill for tn
amount, certified to by the officer with whom
the deposit was made. No deductions tor com
missions must he made from the deposts
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4 Great Discovery.
TESTIMONIALS.

IhoIlMONIALS.
MUNsoN, Geuuga Co Ohio, April 9Th, 1862.
Having had th.ee children afflicted with
breaking out we called tho itch used remedies
Tor same, but 10 no good effect. Then tried To
cure them by using medicines to purify or cleanse
the blood, but II contiued 10 grow worse One
boy, five years old, the worst, could no. bend ei.
ther arm, aud 50 much corruption issued from
back and arms. that lie had to change his shirt
every day, and soak it in warm water from i've
to ten minutes before he could get it off. One
arm SO bad supposed lie would lose the use OF it,
Alter some time, head badly broken out, After
two months doctoring, was discouraged in doing
ANYTHING, tor lie was growing worse. | provi.
dentlally heard oi a remedy lor this scourge |
wrote to DIR, h, StcKney ot the State OF New
York, and procured two boxes OF his salve, which
cured my children in Two weeks. The third an
plicationl found it was he lplng them ma erially.
fwo years have elapsed, and they have had no
breaking out since. SIDNEY MCBRIDE.
ALLEGHENY, N. Y, April list, 1868.
Having two children badly afflicted with the
Itch, as | supposed, doctored for three months
and all the time growing worse, the teshy par rts
OF the body and head nearly covered with a
breaNing out Some paris ran together, for ming
large sores, l employed u doctor Tor six weeks.
who sad he could do no more tor them |
thought they must die. | learned OF DR.. f..
Siicknoy's saivo, which it was slid he was using
with great success. | wen, thirty miles, to his
residence, and procured two boxes which entirely
cured my children in thirty days. +. HILL.
7i6If
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TAkEN up by the Subscriber on Sept IAN
l. 'wo,ycar' old and yearllne heiler. The
lw2.yenr'old white, WIN some red spots on side
aud neck Tho yearling isa roam. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges and
take them away b. H. iNC,RNIIAM
llumbdcn. sept. 23d, 1864 167w.
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Groceries and Hardware,
Boot & Shoe Department:

LADIES' morocco Booieos, Calfskin, SINNERS
Baby Shoes. Bows and Mems Boots, Shoes
& Umbrellas. Leather, and everything that can
be worn or eat uo by mau or beast.
bHrProduce of All Kinds taken for Trade or
Cash.
WILKINS q KELLEY.
Chardon, August 5th, 1864 736
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Special Advantages of this LOAN.

i,ors in u. s. Notes, considers lhat it is paying
in the bcst circulating medium in tho country,
and il cannotp pay in anything better, for its ow
assets are either in government securities or in
notes or bonds payable in Government paper.
1t is equally convenient as a temporary or n
permanent investment The notes can always,
be sold for within fraction Of their face aud ac.
cnmulated interest. and are the best security
with banks as collatorals for discount.
Convertible into a 6 per c. $40 Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes for three yenrs, this privilege OF couvor.
sion is now worth about per cent. per annum,
Tor the current rate for 500 Bonds is not less
thnn nine per cent. premium, and before the war
the promium on per cont. U. S. stocks wns over
twenty per cent. 1t will be seen that the actual
profit on this lonn, at the present market rate
isnot less than en- per cent per annum.
It's Exemption from State or Munici-
pal Taxation. .--But, aside from all the ad.
vnnages we have enumerated;a n specia. Act
OF Congress erempts all bands aud Treasury notes
from local toration. On ,he average, this ex.
emption Is worth about two per cent. per an
mum, according to the rate OF taxation in vari-
ous parts OF the country.
tnul no SECURITIES OUBr so great
inducements 10 endors as those ss ued by the
Government. In all other forms OF indebted.
ness, the faith or ability Of private parties or
stock companies,o or separate communities, only
is pledged for payment, while the whole property
of the country is held to secure the discharge OF
NIL the obligations Of the United States.
While the Government offers the most liberal
terms for its loans, It believes that the very
strongest appeals will be to the loyalty and pat.
Totism OF the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all de.
posits The party depositing must endorse upon
the original certificate the denomination ol notes
required, and whether they are to bo issued in
blank or payable to order. When so endorsed
itmust be left with the officer receiving the de-.
post, TO be forw warded to the Treasury Depart.
mcnt
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL pE RECEIVED by the Trens
u-cr Of the United States, at Washington, the
several Assistant 1'reasurers and designated
Deposilaries, and by the
FIRST AND SECOND NATIONAL BANKS
of Cleveland, Ohio, and by al! National Bank.
which are dcposita ries of public money and
ALL LRESPECTARLE BANKS Il BANKERS
throughput the country will give further infor
ma hon and
Afford Every Facility to Subscribers.
76lwtf
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Mcolcal.
How 70 Keep in Good Health
t AND .tr.g
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

tVuf HH .iHHf..i - e
FINHE primary cause Of every disease that flesh Is
i heir 10 ls impurity Of the blood. The blood be.
comes impure from many causes. Impure air or
cnange OF weather, unwholesOme food and exposure
are among the principal causes Of impurty of the
1lpod, The symptoms are gddlness, headache, con
uh sd thoughts, eyes dull Und heavy, drowsiness
stlpatop of the bowels, bad TASTE in the mouth foul
OhBue lNer complaints pains in the back and legs
OBS Of appette, sleepless nights, collie, cramp pain
ami ghtness of the chest, heartburn, CONT and feu
mAusin, pnking and purgng, chills and feyers more
9ress accompanying these and long train Of troub-
Ie4one and dangerous aieotions, all Of which may be
prsyented and cured by taking few doses OF pr
Silk!ChLANDs VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PIldIS.i TheywIll purify The blood and nut
me stomach, ppYels and liver IH u healthy condition
Ihey are particularly suitable for chrome and nervous
diseases Every mmy and every soldier Should
Keep slpplyof these Pills. as many diseases are Oh
HaIed ny their use. They a mild aud safe medi
pe, and can be taken at any time without danger OF
taking cold.1f aruratt' n III VT : 'T7N' ~
sold by ai druggists, sent 10 any part on receipt
oi cents and stamped envelope. address,.
ed pr,bFRlOklAND, G east Fonrth street Cincnnn
u' Yho' hunu1g 9di sgiatfif f't1'a' tt'r.
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49Iautation }Stttrrs,
8. T.A-1aso--x.

80 = - J. . -fA--
Irrsons Of seden'ary lahits edwthwealiness,
7s'HAde' rap"uon oi the heart !sek Of appetite,
i'stf' alter ea'nG torpid liver constipation 49,
iestr'e to sn'er H they wi not try tho celebrated
r &. EaN I "a EECM SEE TEX s.
sb,ob are NOS rss,omp,sp,,sl ,, t,o bio,s, r ,..i
uifiar6es, and warranted 10 ploduce an rnmediste
''1e N0'N e"e''' 'uey Me "Aee'nhky yeSfeShle' per
'seuy pure ana must superoeae all oiher tones Where
r neN'hy' geHVe sumu'an' is required
tsey pu''y' ','ens'n'n ana lnNsom'ei
Thcy ars an an,aiota to change of water and dct
They overcome enee OF dssinatiou and bors
rhey ftrt,s,b,, u,, systc,n and ,,,,..
Tbey ptyeot Y,,as,o,ie ana into,,,,i,s,,' f,va,..
Thfy fnfay lhe 9rea'n aad aoidity Of The sIomaehi
Ih95 cure dyspersi" and eonsnp'tio
1 fney cure H'FTrhe'H ehoiefa and eholora morhusi
I IAoy gareli'er complaint and nervous headacne;
iAey'nAle iho weak strong' The lhnGhd brilliant,
iomo.ej or .bo cGreEr,ioJ cS., ar,. lucy ,,y, A,'
-, .,tsof.,s, r,,t AMI ,,, an 49,,
In, "a ,,.,,iv rprnl II.
f'h11|
" i''Ihsvf giaen the Plantation Bitters to hund.
teds 81 our dated poldlors with Tie most astonislr
pg PBect. 6. ". ANDREWS,
supt soldrrs' Home, Cincinnati
..t,.....1. - ....,....,,.
iho ll'l'ii'I9n Hl'''i nave curealneothVei
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wi rm COUGH NO MORE. 7r
ray STRfoELAND's MELI.iPIUoUs uoIJeH
fif .u ~t'~ NJ iBAI9AM. .ii' ii ~ "

-I4T -rIIM -TII 7IT1l ~ IH"H ItI Y
Thls ~ the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
ioolds, HoArseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, and
consumption. Everybody who has tried This excel
ieuI bqisam ienthuslasucqly recommend IL. Z Mrs.
MIfhei, barr street. Cipcnnatl, says she has boon
sufferer with cough for many years. 80 bad AZ
not 70 be able 70 walk mp stars She took one bottle
Oi t1ls baisam and has been better ever SINCE and
ADVISES dlWho nave Coughs, Colds md Asthma To-
Wy fs fns Ypilabls Cough Ralsan. tipy cents per bot
tie sold by all Druggists aud manufactured al No
eaHt Fourth street, cincinnati
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.iH UI n0HI9lVf1 on U''N 7" ~"
asusssd si II ssos sd co. gn'ob ioi noses1
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SnERIFFS SALE,

george Meyer, Plninrih against ClhRrine HoyeI
and otherH, Doleudauts. No. 2saJ Montgomery
Superior Court. IN Partition.
I WILL OiHr Vt public sale, on the PREMISES, on
| TUESDAY, MAROh -, 1854,
At one o'c ool m OF said day, all that tract or parcel
OF land situate and lying IN tho county OF Mont gone.
ry and state Of Ohio, beginning at tho southeast
rnfnero thensrihwest qiarlerOi section ts township
3, iuugs T. est; thence NEj' lS} poles " links 10
aorner on the county lne thence u5' 81 poles links
Rcorucr on thetouuiy line; then 81 igl poles
III Inks to corner sRkei thence - q ~ poles 4
red sores.
Tli- farm Is situated on tho county line road ,six
nilea wesi OF Germantown three miles of Winches-
ter ~nd About nlne miles north OF niddletowu. There
ls good never falling spring OF water the prem.
ises, good frame farmhouse, taru stable aid cribs,
grlni0u4e. washhouse, dryhuuse, aud good orchard
Qf irut 81 most every variety. The Premises ~ all
complete repair ami under high ate OF cultiya-
ton.
The promises have been appraised at $50 nor acre
and cannot se Tor less than twO-thirds Of the above
apprRisemenL ..
Terms One-lhird cash, one-thrd in one year and
the balance IN two years IRON the day OF saC tho de-
icrted payments 10 bear per cent iAtereHt and to
I've secured 10y mortgage on the pramises
GEORGE WOGANAk, Sheriff Ment, county.
HouE M0AAu0s, Attorneys fs2ilwis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
Confidence Of the Rebels
.r Abroad. ... ..

We print below some extracts from letters
lately received from an intelligent cores
pondent in London, by n gentleman in this
city The circumstances to which the writer
refers deserve attention, whether full credit is
given to all that is stated or not u is IN
wise for us TO neglect any Indication which nj
this critical moment may have any bearing
upon the future conrse Of events II we now
made any Mistakes let us be sure that they
are on the safe side Forewnrned let ns hr
be forenrmed The extracts are as follows
January 3, 1864 Southern men OF vari-
GUS grades are here in London and in Paris
also, as thick aa blaclberries in Autumn aud
appear to have money plenty enough.
They have some hidden hope of great events
to come Oft soon in their favor, but are too
close, TO lot il be known, whatever it may be
But OF this rest satisfied, they have no more
intention Of closing the war now, than Two
years back They say against Spring when
they come to meet you in Georgia away from
your gunboats and your base they will NOV
you down like grass, &c.
January 20-The feeling here and in
Paris amongst the rebel refugees is more eN-
ultaut daily. They look forward with grent
certainly 70 some coming events, that are to
turn the course Of affairs in their favor, i'm.
mediaiely, Gov Seymour and his Infamous
policy appear to encourage them vastly They
say 10000 darkies are being drilled, who to IA
man can be relied on, and to each OF whom
liberty is being secured by deed, as to their
families, with liberty nfter the war to 90
where they will or to remain on land men.
toned in the deed us set apart for them. Be
lieye as much Of this as you will; but they
certainly have some hope beyond the common
as TO the coming spring campaign. This is.
evident enough and there appears in The
community stronger feeling than usual, for
which am unable to account, that the South
cannot be suhjugated TO the end of time
follow your views and look for victory aud the
end of the war in one year,
January 30 i don't know how It is but
the rebel party here have money at command
and are so joyous and exultant that it quite
staggers most people to know the why OF the
wherefore; but that they look forward to some
wonderful change in their fortunes is very
evident, be it what it may
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SHERIFFS SALE.

John Sheets Vs. william Robson, drceasod Admin.
lstrulr. Superior Court Of Montgomery County
No, 2iJi,
DY virtue Of an osler 81 ssia made In the ahcvo
ID tgise by the superior Cout 81 no ligomery com
y, ami r. me Directed, will oier al public sale at the
door Of tho Court House, on
Saturday, March 70, 1864,
Al two o'clock of sad day the following described
real estate VIZ. Lot humiered seventy (7Oj 10 the
town o. Union, in Ihe county Of Montgomery and
state Of Ohio.
Appraised, with the improvements thereon at ono
Tor less than two thirds OF sa d appraisement.
Also, one back horse called Niger, aged six years
Term. cash.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
j A. JoNpAh, Attorney fpGWis
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ArqaI.
SHERIFFS SALE

or A VALUABLE FARM IN JACKSON TOWN
HI .. SHIP. ... . ....
solomon Hoops, petitioner, against Susan Hoops,
Henry hoops an others, defcndapts. Superior
Court. No 2Sj2.
IlI virtue or and IN obodienoo TO-, the command Of
ID an orler Of salp issued in tho above case by the
superior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, / will
oiier at public sale, on the premises, on
.# ..f H Wednesday, Mach 81, 1854, nd.
AZ one o'clock m OF said day Inc following described
reRl estatei VIZ (being thp IA m wle con the said
Evan Hoops resided up to the time Of his deathl sit
u1ta and being iu the township Of Jackson, in tho
county OF Montgomery, and n the state Of Ohio and
boumle aud dese,ii ed AZ follows, to-Fit: .f.''
Being the northeast quarter Of section number t7l
srven rnngc number four ~, township number four
(i) east Of tho meridian Inc drawn north from the
pi -yd serttpni thence running west along the sec.
ton ine one hundred aud Xy ules Nu01; thence
south parallel with the section limo one hundred and
htyseven aud three fourth poles (t57s; thence etst
nraIel with the section bne one hundred and sixty
(lOe) poles TO tie east boundary line OF smd section:
thence north one hundred and fifty saveu and three
iourh poles (l5I54) along ths section line To the
place OF hrgunng, containing Cne hundred aud hnv-
saven and thr e-inurth acres Of land, he the same
moro less 10 he sold free Of dawer) Under for
mrr writ o partition Il was appraised 500 per acre
Baid larih IL situate four miles northwest OF Farm
ersylo, 'uur miles southeast OF West Alexandra and
uiree y lies southwest ui louisville, within onp mile
tho Dayton Hnd Eaton Turnpike, and one half mile
Of the Germantown, Farmersville and West exam
drR Turnpike. This farm II well Waterod having
several good springs about SIXTY acres heavily tim
hercd, aud tho ialance under good state OF cUuv-
ton, IuO Is good orchard on the premises
Tho terms of sne are one third cash one third In
one year and the balaucs ia two years from the daV OF
sntei the deferred payments to bear six per cent IN
iereH nnd io asecured by mortgage on tho premises
and cannot sell tor less than twothirds Ut ITS apprHs-
ed y 'luo
GEORGE VOC AMAN, sheriff Mont county.
j, A. HOuK, Attorney. ie2nwts
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SHERIFFs SALE.

ia OR Apple for Of officers Of Court W Isaac W
Ninyari ct al. Montgomery superior Court. Case
NO 1893.
DY virtue ul a Eeni execution against tho proper
ID ty Of Isaso W. YipyRrd 81 d. will oder Il public
sale ~ the door Of the Court House in the city ot
Dayton, %
SatnniaV March o, 1884,
AZ two o'clock N ~ said day the following described
real estate Va Al the uorth flf Of tho nor beast
quarter of section 10, township range east In the
county Of Montgomery and stale Of OHIO, except hfty
acres of land OF the same BOW owned aud occupied
by JacOn Apple, and decided 70 hun by Philip stoc,-
lager Decvmh0r -, 1862 W deed recorded IN book r.
No. 2, pbge "a and being the same land deed.d to
Petor sny der ly the CouTt Of ChanTry OF Muulg g0m-
cry c0untT, stale of ohio, in suit wherein he WAS
plAinth aDd Le heir, of Henry snyder we're defend
anti, containing about thirty acres
sMd hand II situate ~ Jerkson township, shoia
thfee miles northwest OF farmfrsWlle, and ~ well
cannot .el for less than wo-thirds OF said appraise.
menL Terms cash
lasQwts GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff.
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SHERIFFs SALE.
Geersa eIabo9gb'' EEecutorl Superior Court.

'H Alexander Swaynie. Case Ne. 7O5,
DT Urtns Of a Yend execution against the property
ID sc, 10 directed from the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Montgomery County, Ohio will oher at
pasc sale AZ the door Of the OouIt Rouse in the city
VI Dayton on
Saturday, March 5, 1894,
At two soloc IN 81 said day, the following dsscril.
cd real estate, viz The interest Of Alexander swaynIe
the sano beng enc SIXTH in lot numbered gf on
Fnday's plat OF land IN Madryer township, Mont
gomery County, ONE, being IN range 7, teWuship z,
sectou No. -8, containing about five and one.eighth
acres. Also, the interest OF Alexander swayhio IN
lots numbered il6l, 1852, and ll63 numbered on
tho revised plat Of The city Of Dayoh, county Of Mont-
gomcry aad state OF che, aud has loen appraised
tsllOws
Lot No -, Hnday, one-siNth part at........Salg Go
Lot No 1lGl, Dayton, enc sixth part at...., 30 10
Lot No l,l6Z, Dayton, onesiNth part at..... 50 90
Lot No l,lb3, Dayton, onoSiNth part al. ~ 40
And cannot sell for less than tWo-thrds OF the above
appra sonipnt Terms cash
GEORGE WOGAMAE, Sheriff Mont cnunty
Jssfrs II. SAITH, Attorney ia27dtwawts