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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
|. W. THEALL ia. PAXTON w.B.THoRSBURo
ASSAY OFFICE
THEALL & CO.,

THEALL & CO,
Virginia City, 800 NeVoaa'
Gold and Silver Bullion and Ores or every
description Melted and AsSayed.
RETURNS MADE IN BARS OR COIN
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO TREAT
w our bars by the
Humid Process Of AssayinE!
This process IL the only one in general use In all
United States Mints, and in San Francisco Assay
Offices.
We guarantee our assays to conform accurately
to the standard Of -.- r.rr'. -. 9r
The U. =. Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
NEW TO-DAY.
PoStponenent,

PoStponement.
TNHE HOME GUARD BALI. is POSTPONED
i to FRIDAY, 9th inst. on account Of the
weather, By order of Executive Committee.
oltd WIN HALL, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
H. HAIR BIS,
PAUL 4 CO.'S BANKING HOUSE.

ATAB, PAUL 4 CO.'S BANKING HOUSE.
Gold Hill Nevada TerrItorT.
TIME UNDERSIGNED. EsTABLIsHED AS
Assayer eight years in California, and for two
;aora IN Nevada Territory, is now at Gold HILL where
he will attend to any business entrusted to him with
Dromptness and dispatch.
co,d. silver and ores Of Every Descrip.
"o'u' S ZION AsSayed,
And returns of Bullion made SIX hours In Bars
or Coin. at The option Of the depositOrs. .N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01

BANKERS,
Gold Hill, ............N.T.
Sight Drafts on,
Davidson &, Berri, San FrnneIScS
d. o. Mills & Co., ,itiitt. Sacramento
Decker & Jswett, isiIIiIit MarysviIIe
bullion BOUGHT AND ADVANCES MApH
ID on same Legal Tenders Bought and Sold.
General, Special and Tine Deposits Re-
ceived. ... tny
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
WInaa And i Iinnnrn.

FMUsIC by the Metropolitan Band Of Viz
Hlnia NOES I'd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
candy as a Dessert.

Pure sugars and candies do not injure the
teeth, except indirectly by their njudicious use
in exciting acidity of stomach or Dyspepsia
az will any other kind of food, or drink, or
beverage, if extravagantly used At seasons
of the year when fruit or berries may not be
ripe, fresh and perfect as desserts, pure SUI
gars and candies may be used as such in
their stead to great advantage, because they
are healthiul, being warming, nutritious aud
agreeable; hence as a table article, they are
very valuable, while the almost universal
love Of them shows that they were intended to
be eaten
If child is not allowed to eat anything
containing sugar, it will sicken and die in a
very short time.
Children need the cArbon--the fuel con
tanned in sngar--to keep them warm; with
out it they would perish from cold hence the
love for sweet things is an instinct implanted
| by the kind and wise Maker OF us ALL for the
child's preservation.
There are parole Of stupid creatures il
the world whose stock in trade of brains and
logic amounts to this, that whatsoever it
good is unhealthy
1t is not advised that children should be al
lowed to eat sugar and candy whenever they
want it but that as n desert, after each reg
ular meal, the use of sugars and candies
would bene6, and not iniure.- Halls Jour
nal Of Health,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Henry n GebhArt, Csthsri, 3 Ann Gebhar erd Mary
p M Gslhart, ". Am la X Welleiman, I0hn A.
WellefnAn, Peter y. Gahhsrt and hen Sebl art
Superior Court ofMontgoineIy County OHIO. re
tton for Partition,
A MELlA X. WEfLERMAH, John A, Wellerman,
n Peter y. Gtihart, Rosetta n. Gebhhrt snd
Eilsn Gebhart will take notice. that Petition was
nled against them on the 10Th day of December, A.
ID ls8f, 10 the Superior Court Of onigomery Coun-
ty, Ohio, by Henry Gethnrt, Cathanne Ann Geh-
hart aud Mary NJ Gebhnrt, rnd " nos pending
wherein Henry NJ GebhArt, Catharne Ann GebhRrti
aud Mary NJ drbhatt demand partition Of the follow
ing real estate, to.wit;
aitua . In the County Of Montgomery AMI state OF
Ohio-beng part ofthe southeast quarter OF section
No :, township No. 2, range east, &c. hegnnirg
the south Of the tract iOs 90 perches
g., sG' ", BON thc section corner ~ a stonei
uou hnA to ~ stone; theuce co. 80 80 100 perches
along Weayer'B and tfa section line 10 stonsi
thence = So, ". los 56 peIches a0tg Roors line ~
= store; thence south 80, 80 70 perch aong Je-
cob Shades line TO the pace Of beginning, co tanning
(65) sixty fve acres, more or less Als0 tots mum
bered forty nne, hily, hty and hhy'wo O4si oo'
% aud 52l, designated on plat Of the 4ubdvsion
ofpar Of section No. 81, town 2. range =, made BY
Mcclure ard Hs,nSs and recorded on the records
oi Montgomery Couutg, OHIO, IN plat book A, page
10, situate IN Madison toSnship, Montgomery Coun-
ty Ohio, aud that, at the February term, 1895; u
said Court, o said Henry NJ Gehhart, Catht riue VI
Gebhart and Mary NJ. Gcbbart will apply for an or
der, that partition may b made Of said premises.
MARY UEBHARr,
CATHERINE ANN 0EBHARr,
MARY NJ. GEBllARr.
ADAM CLAY, Atry. deci7dawiw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19

REsTRlcrED PowERs oT PHE GENERAL
GoyERSNENr.- Madison in Article No.
Ii OF the Federalist says
In the FIRST place ii TO be remembered
that the general government ia ROt to be
charged with the whole power Of making
and administering the laws. Ils jurisdiction
is limited to certain enumerated objects which
concern all tue members OF the Republic, bat
which are not to be attained by the separate
provisions of any" The a1solutsm claimed
now for the General Government, Gays the
New Haven Register, is thus seen TO have
been repudiated by the old advocates Of the
Union in their declaration that, on the eons
trary, the Uuionidid not create full but only
partial sovereignty, whose functions are
limited to certain enumerated objects
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
An As,ounding PrOpOsItlOn.

There have been, within the last year
OF two, so many innovations upon what
men had accustomed themselves to be-
lieve were established and settled as prin-
ciples regulating human conduct in its
relation to the Christian civilization OF
the age 50 much that is repugnant, mon
strous, and even diabolical, has within
that time, passed from the first timid sug-
pestion, into actual realization we have
become so used TO seeing the most
atrocious phases of human history re-
peating themselves and to hearing what
was once regarded as crime, in its most
shocking aspect, applauded as virtue of
'transcendent character, that those whose
habit and duty it has been to scan the
times, and note and comment on the polit-
ical ideas and recommendations of the
day, have become weary Of the constant
requisition which the sometimes novel,
sometimes visionary. and Sometimes in
Ief0dl luehb anu tutOlioo W Nho iihiS hefN
made upon their labor. Nor is it to be
marveled at, that they should also have
become discouraged and disheartened al
the utterly fruitless results Of their protests
and admonitions.
These are doubtless the reasons which
explain the silence, with here and there
an excepdon) with which the Democratic
press has aceeded to certain recommends
tions, made by Abraham Lincoln, in hi
last message to Congress. We allude L
the following q
~ suggest whether il might not be compe
tent and expedient for Congress to proVd
that limited amount Of some future issue 0
public securities might be held by any 6oa'
dde purchaser, exempt from taxation an
from seizure for debt under such restriction
and limitations as might be necessary 3
guard against abuse of so important priv
ilege."
"Erempi from tardtioH." This is
plain proposition to found and establish
privilsOsd class. 1t is such in its yer,
terms, admits of no other construction
and il involves the need Of no inhusnc
or argument of any sort. Having Arrc
gated to himself, not as constitutions
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
Current News Items.


The feet Of Rear Admiral Porter which
left Hampton Roads on Monday last consists
Of CA vessels carrying 597 guns.
The agent Of the ST. AIbans raiders who Is
in possession Of all the funds Of the raiders
is to have trial in Montreal
Il ItisIeported that Of the ls Confederate
prisoners who attempted to escape from Camp
Morton few DAYS since, I we're shot dead g.
Our morning dispatches furnish no later
Intelligence from The Army Of Thomas but
they advise us that five rebel gunboats and
two rams-the Virginia aud Richmond can
be distinctly seen lying under the guns Of
Fort Darling. This information would be
comparative unimportant, we're II not ior 'he
assurance, that they the rams and gunboH's
are doubtless there fer a purpose shouidn !
wonder
five are 10 believe the official statements
of General Thomas, as transmitted through
the War Department, the army OF General
Hood is pretty nearly done for. The success
of our arms iu accomplishing this notable
work, has been great and unvaryipg the
enemy has been driven at all points and un.
der all circu Instances, "our losses light oil
the time. and that Of the enemy severe We
ace forcibly reminded, by oil this, of the utter
discontinue q few months ago OF the army
Of Price, reported By telegraph, ia Official and
all other sorts Of dispatches, That iuckless
General, was completely annihllated his
cannon and trains we're all captured,
toSether with the main body OF the
army while the very few who es'
capped capture, threw away their guns, baVer-
sacks and eanteens, aud ran wildly and naked
10 the mountains This was the last we heard
Of Price until quite recently, when the intel
lpenes reached us that he was menacing
Little Rock with large force, having retired
leisurely from Missouri with immense stores,
and with this news or swiftly succeeding It,
came the word that ROseeraas acaS relieved
of his commando When the smoke clears
away, it will be quite as strange as gratifying
il Thomas extraordinary achievements dom
turn out to be less barren Of big results than
the public have been led to believe
When Savannah is taken--as it has beer
"off and on" for some dAys-the number o
prisoners gobbled is about 81 600 at nea
calculation; but when the job OF taking 1t II
considered in prospeCtive--as the case stand
at present, the ease with which it is TO be &C
compEshed is illustrated by the statement tha
it ia only garrisoned by $4,000 men Ih'
case being altered, alters the case you see
The report from Gen. Thomas is that h
has captured 5000 prisoners and 80 cannon
Gen. Thomas lost 5000 men in the late bal
ties
Gen. Burbridge announces victory owe
BAIL Dukes brigade at Kingston, TENNESSEE
Richard Morgan, brother of John Morgan
WAS captured
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19

but as Commander-in- Chief OF
the army and navy Of the United States,
a power which is qaite as unlimited as
any despol can wish, he now proposes to
institute an ARsToCRAcY, to be wholly
exempt from the burdensome taxa,ion
which is henccforth to aillict the masses
OF the American people. The thieves and
the slIoddyites, who have beset him, who
have been favored by him, and who have
controlled him since the fatal hour in
which it was first ascertained that he was
elected President, are ready with the money
which they have abstrscted from the pub
lie treasury. to make the investment which
he invites, aud which secures them priv
ileges and tnmuniues which even tic
nobility of England do not possess.
"Exsmpt from seizure for dobt" il
the proposal to which we first call otten-
ton. excites Indignation in the minds OF
all who are not prepared to relinquish our
Democratic Republican form of Govern
ment, and who are not willing to exchange
the equality Of rights which the Constitn-
ton secured to all during the greater part
Of a century, the latter is calculated TO IN
spire the adherence of every man who
entertains an aversion to moral turpltude,
aud who would not foster dishonesty by
the protection of law. Mr.. Lincoln pro-
poses to institute a sanctuary for fraud,
lie designs to furnish any sconndrel, who
has the plausibility to impose upon un-
suspecting honesty, safe place in which
to deposit the gains Of villainy and in
fanny.
There are, then, two classes, whom this
latest "plan' oil Abraham Lincoln pro-
poses to benefit. First The rich man.
who can invest his money where it will
draw prompt and remunerative interest,
and pay no taxes for the maintenance of
the Government; and second, the dishoH-
est debtor, who is afforded hiding place
for his property. where even the rigor Of
an attachment or citation cannot reach,
or subject it to the just claims of credit
ors. 1t is proposal to confer special
privileges and immunities upon the vilest
and most deSpicable OF all the luxurious
outgrowths of American society, to-wit:
the native born citizen who aspires to be
an aristocrat, and it offers the shield and
protection Of the Government TO the bas'
est of all swindlers, towit; the man who
wins the confidence of his neighbor, only
to rob and betray him. To would-b'
aristocrats, and to would-be knaves, TIN
"plan" Of Abraham Lincoln is as desira
Bile as shoddy riches, or scoundrelly ac
questions could wish But to the grea
/. mass of the American people it is fraugh
with unqualified and unmiigated evil.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19

Also the following property at the Paper mills on
the Upper ydrauo in Dayton, recently occupe. by
Ellis a McGreger, six boxes Of Loswood OF 100 lbs
three Carooys Of Vtriol "a lbs six empty Carooys,
sundry Pools, and other Machinery OF the Old Mil,
1000 bounds Of Wolen Rags.
Also, IN addition one Pony HoTse, Harness, and the
only Wagon owned by b. #. ellis, one Blue buggy
aud harness. one White Mare (Polly) and Harness
and the only old Buggy, one small Family Carriage
and Single Harness. one Cow (Mallyl, two Flows two
Oultivaors, Harness and other Farming Implements,
being upon said hls premises-Aso said Elfs private
library contanIg about one thousand Volumes. Also,
SAID Es Household Furniture to the amount OF $500
the last item intended 10 eoVrr all Furniture now In
said Eus private residence, which may come In under
Marble Top Dressing Case, one Wash stand Marble
Top two Side and Center Tables, one Dozen Chairs,
one soG Carpets, Beadsteads, What Not staads,
stoves, derror Blinds, Window, also, all the other
FuTniture nov / said Ell's House.
~ Reams OF Flat Cap Paper,
10 - irim
20 Dozen Composition Books.
800 Prompters.
500 Mornings Among the Jesuits.
500 SERVANTS German Grammar
1000 PaTahes In Verse.
200 Gross cent Toy Books.
800 Copies Pearltv Deed,
800 Friendships 0naring.
1000 Diaiema
! 2s Gross Blank Notes.
! 200 Copies Dictionary OF Questions,
% Dozen Memorandoms Leather Bound.
8 Gross 30 cent Copy Books.
81 Gross folio Copy Books,
10 Dozen Kid Goy =,
800 Life Of Josephine.
500 Daui / Boone,
81 Reams Blank DeedH.
Lawyers Blanks, &C,
] y Regs OF White Lea 4, Oil in Barrel, Males, 30
Type Metal on hand, stock In building, &e., &C.
Sale 90 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and continue
rom day to day until all is sold.
Teams Cash.
GEO. WOGAMAN, heria
J, A. JoRDAN, Atty. dsi7d6Wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
SHERlFFs SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY or DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator of John Staosberger .,
deceased, vs. Edmund steokel ei al. HHH...
Gaze No. 2956.
DY virtue OF, and in obedience TO- order OF sale
ID made by the Superior Court OF Montgomery
county OHIO will offer public sale at ths door 0i
the Court House In Dayton, on
SATURDAY, January a. 1865,
Al two O'Clock m OF said day, the following de-
scribed real estate VIA Lots numbered two thousand
six hundred and three (2toS) and four thousand and
nnety-ons 4O9ll as designated the revised plat Of
tho city Of Day in the county Of Montgomery and
state Of OHIO.
Lot No 2GO3 is situated on West THIRD street north
side, on which there a a large two story frame dweli
ing and other out huildngs-house Ne 44s and has
been appraised at s5 900
Lot No. AO9l is q vacant otand extends from Ash,
ley street 10 Frank street. Warren street. and
has been appraised at $40.
The above described property cannot sell for less
than tN thirds OF its appraised value.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
ODLIS CAHuL, Attorneys dps dawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
Senator Hale too Honest for ths
Republican Party

The recent action OF the Senate of the
United States, removing Senator Hale, of
New Hampshire, from ths position Of Chair
man OF the Naval Committee aud putting in
his place Mr.. Grimes of Iowa has not paral-
lei in the history OF any party Of the United
States We shall look with much interest for
Mr.. .Hales letter reviewing his position aud in
which he reiterated all his charges against
the Navy Department AS soon as this letter
was read, we are told that his party friends at
once decided that he was not fit and proper
person 10 be placed at the head of the Ma
val Committee What we're the charges made
BY Mr. Hale2 We have heretofore published his
ia speeehes, in which he stated that the Sec
retary of the Navy had neglected, or refused
TO comply With the laws in relation to pur-
chasing the supplies required, and that in
consequences thereof, enormous frauds bad
been permitted that the government had
suffered millions 10 this way. He
further charged that the whole admin
istraiion OF Secretary Welles had been com
pound Of imheeility That we have never re-
ceyed the value of the money expended in-
that department He went fur
ther Aftfr detailing the facts,
after exposing these frauds, be demau-
ded a thorough investigation Was this
eranted2 Mol Was such charge ever be-
fore igaored by any party, no matter how
corrupt when made by one of it's leading
menS No, never The action Of the
Senate of the United States nov
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19

In turning him out Of his position
as Chairman Of The Naval Committee, is
equivalent 70 eensure for thus speedily de.
nouncing the frauds which had been commit
ted, or permitted By those high 10 power II
is equivalent to saving that no man csa be
frosted by the majority OF the Senate, who
dsres to be honest and faithful 20 the peo-
Pile
The decision Of the Senate, We fear, may
be taken as nearly conclusive evidence that
Mr. Welles. with pllof his imbecility, Is 10 be
retained in bis position Of the Secretary oI
the Navy for the next four years.
II this is 40, we may expect the same sys-
tenn Of plundering to be- continued, the ''samG
want OF ability to he continued II the eoun
Try can stand four years more OF such NAL
administration, without some great natioua
calamity occurring, IL will be little less than
miracle II will be no fault Of the Seere
tA'y, fac county is not involved in VA
with the whole world. when we are not able
to defend our commerce from the vsgabond
ships OF rebels
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
l9rufesSional.

Sand tor the past three years Surgeon IN the Unlted
States Navy, has opened Office Rt No. 2Td, Third
street. between Jefferson and 81 Clair streets north
side Having had the advantage OF the Hospitals in
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years OF
successful pratice, the afflicted mlV rest assured
by getting his sdyce that they will obtain every nd
vantag, that the advanced condition ot the Scte1es
ef Medicine render.
RESPIRATORY DISEASES BY MEDICAL IN
HALATIoN theSRaly reliable Heans KNOWN to the
profession. whc1Uss proven uni versally shccess
fu in the East and in Europe. He treats al diseases
OF the EYE aud EAR, also sll diseases peculia to
Females, and ali CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
so-ever n ay be their character The most incredu-
lous will be convinced O his by calling 81 hs
OiiCe No 2Ts, Third street, Dayton OF by obtaining
letters 10 inyalids which is circulated gratutously
Office hours from s'clOck A. NJ. ulls o'clock r. h.
octlb dAWgm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
sHERIFFs SALE.
Samuel G. Emley
agains


samuel q. EmleY
agalns NO 2sb0
BENJAMIN F. Ellis, Superior Court.
ON TUESDAY the z7th dav OF December, 1864 ! will
offer at public sale at the door Of the Court louise
in the city OF Dayton the following described goods
and ehattles TO witt All the machinery, tools, fixtures,
&C. OF Is. n. Ellis Stereotype Foundry, embracing
pans, TASKS, comics, kettles, shaw Machine; also,
MS Printig Office in the same buh ing embracing
Type, Cases, Glasses, Composing stone, Printing
lress, Stick Stand, Gallies DC &c Also, b. +.
Es Bindery, in the same build ng, embracing cut
ting Machine, Standing Press, Tools, &c, Also his
Wood and Stereotype Engraving TO the amount OF
about fneen hundred 10 number, all beng in his
Printing on ce in Miami City Also, all Of the follow
to-Wit
Lie OF Napoleon Bonapsrt Of ga pages, in said
Printing Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
MEDICAL NOTICE.

IRA. GEIGKR will hereafter attend erotaaUeiy 10
~ an Office practice, and will give "5peclal Aucn
ton" to the treatment of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
and EAR, SCROEULOUs AFFECTIONS &c Prm-
airy and Secondary SYPHILIS, G0NoRRHEA,
GLEET STRUCTURES, IMPOTENCY, &c. ALSO,
DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEnALSs, and every variety u
Clu ORic Dtse1Se whatever may be its character.
Once hours from n IN to pn.
Sundays, Ito lOa m, . to . p IN.
ofhcs-Coruer OF Jefferson and Fth st Dayton,
Ohio. oclS-lmdSmw-ll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
Mrotral

NUREs Coughs Colds, sore Throat Asihms, An
" Consumption. II IL only necessary Tor any cue
troubled with these complaints 10 try one bottle OF
IStrieklaHds MelhfuoUs Cough BdlsGR
10 convince them that lie ne best preparation
used il not only cures the above affections Of tie
Throat and Lungs, but II cures Night Rweats and
splitting Of Blood and s an excellent earge ter any
kind Of Sore Throat II ~ pleasant 10 take, and
sale medicine Tor infants. Price So Cents per hottie
For sale by druggists generally mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING,

For less money than any other Clothing House IN
Da' ton We beg leave 10 remind the public that We
stand IN connection with large Wholesale Oloi hing
Manufacturing House in Cincinnati, which certainly
enables as to give the above lndue. Inents.
We are constantly receiving the latest styles or
Clothing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

William Gillian, Administrator OF DAnlel Rife, de
ceased, pl'n, against John Mayhugh, deTt Before
john Bnrnstt, J. =. Of Jefferson Township, Mont
gomeTy County, Ohio.
nNthe leth DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1sG4, said Jus
" tee issued an order Of Attachment in ths
aiove action Tor sSs 70. Tnal set Tor Monday, the
23j day 81 January next, 1865, al 10 o'clock n th.
foi enOon.
WIN. GILLIAN,
ALm'rof the Estate OF Daniel Rife, deed.
iec1qgHw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
Farmers H. Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

wAGN ER &c SEIRK,
bvssHssoI re seAElsLR sTRIqkLEH)
ITAVR taken this old and popular Hotel on Second
street, Dayton, aud hope by their attention to
business 10 sustain tn weenmed reputation OF this
well knswn house.
The services OF Mr. II. nry Foster, 80 widely known,
have been retained az Clerk
anticipated auR20-d&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-19
BoOHER's ESTATE
BARTHOLOMEW

BARTHOLOMEW BoOHERS ESTATE
TINuE undersigned has been duly appointed and
| qualified Administrator de bonis non, with the
viii annexed Of Bartholomew BOohsr, deceased,
late OF Montgomery q unity, Ohio ..
LEWIS NEFF,
Administrator de bonis non with the Will annexed.