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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-20

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2urner ODER ittd>t, 9erne fem SherIetn fir Ell
men 10 epIen 3wef beitrneen miro.
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urp porparts 9in9 &c, baS berrlt&e Sbictbal
btnl1nter Biz gSell9ptae, no cine @nsabl bon
utS auSltte9 nnO ltb on Der gut belteaten 8ae
tel gum Supper nieperlieb. QQo mir fertig
maren uno 70 Gents 9eble6t batten, tper malt
li0 pa unler Grltaunen Der 3ua mar fort
na6 Cleveland mttIammt Dem @epGd, bas
meper giamen mod 3etGen tru9. g8ir mu6.
ten nun, wDbl pper libel, ba fetn Bug mebr
ob0iug, bic 9iaGt "a perpetlen, unp mas t6
burb pn6 Qbenoeien per1Gumt bate, mubte
per telegraph ipieper gut MAIDEN, inDem i6
pur6 t le9rnpbiiAe Oepel0en an Den Gpnpute
teur meine Sa6en in GlepelanO In GertpabD
ring bringen lieB. 8reitag Mitta9 lan0tt
ib in Cleveland al. Diele freunoli6e Stapt,
peren llfer Spn Den gSellen DeS GriesSee5 be-
Ipult werDen, 1T cine Der lbGnlten beS @e~
ftsn0. Sire breiten Strabcn nit ltattli6en
0lbduOen, lire f6Gnen @Grten, ppmtt falt ie-
pe6 9all6 um9ebcn unp 9elAmitdt lit, bieten
tiaen berrliAen Qnblid. Oils tb metn @ee
iA0ft IN GleoelanD beenpet bate, 9ing i6 BON
"a no@ Sanou6tq, urp ols i'd abtnps lpat
ralelbit onfam nnp Den Gilenbabns@ n99On
9erlieB, traf i@ einen peut1Aen Maler, 9ia'
ns'tS &inpt, pelGer mid in elm lebr anltdns
pt9e8 0altbau8 bradte. a2s ..
Sanpuatp, etenfall6 am @rit~See 1ele9en,
lit wpDl mebr ais Die 5alfte bon Deutlhen
bempbnt, Der 8ir9ermeiiter, Der aud Den
28eder baltn lopte Die mtilten ltGOtilGm Se'
antet ltno OeutlAe. Die Stapt 1T in blu
beloem 3ultanO urtO in Der nm9ebuns wirO
Hiel Gatamba g8etn gebaut, Den man Sa gut,
mo lph8 bic 9auptlaGe 1T, biutg ldlarfeu
fann.
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OIOttSen alls ben Sa0es>SSeuio-
feifeu.

PROVIDENCE, 81, g., IS. Sept. Oa8
Compton Der Qninnebaug9 So. III Daniels
pile, @Dnl, murpe am Spnntoo g(o6t err
pro@en unp $4,000 aus DEM Snfe geltpblen.
StdsburA Is. Sept. @etern Nbenb
gapen Die Bur9er Spn GiGsburo be1 Sen.
Sloenm gu Gbren Elm 8antett ge0e6en. Die
Setbetlt9ung mar lebr 3a6lrei@ unb es
berrlHte Die bette Gttmmuu9.
NeW yprt, 10. Sept. Sic @tlonttc=
Vtatl SteomIbip=G pmpouY uno Die VociFc=
Wfatl Company murpcn am lebten @omlao
0erelnt9t, IeBtere seblten Den Qt~ttienin6abern
Der erlteren $4,5OJ,O00 fir bic G6ife unp
Die NeGte Der 6irma. Olan 1a9t, pa6 Elm
pldn i'm Werfe 1T, cine wGAentli6e 0ampfer=
ltnte naG Galtfprnien gu errt6ten.
Der ourh pas getrige 6euer DerurIa&te
Serlult betra9t ) Wliaipnen Dollars. 9leun<
taulenp S1llet Bnumnplle wurpen Elm Natb
Der 6lammen
-Gartttr Dpint IS. Sqptbr. Der
Oampter Damascus opn Qiperpppl 1T IiNtQlt=
ltrt irDrpen nao mirp 9e9en 9io6mittaq eit=
treffn.
Np6elttr, 81, u, 10. Sept. De G6r.
4cGtel BON OunOa6 IN gGelt Canada, nit 9
Eau enp SulG @etsen noG S8me9p Be
Itimmt, 9tn9 III einem befttgen 5turm am Onz
tariOzSee beute frttb Bel 9agaaonbruG, fiinf
Sebn Nieilen nprDDitItd pom @eneiee Qeudt=
tburm, inter. Der @apttan unp pelien Mann-
l9oft famen IN einent 8ppte Geute fri6 UNI s
ubr nah 0enelee pbne audi uur po8 @srin9-
tie bon Dem int S6if befinpliGen @jgentbum
9erettet gu 9aben.
5UtmS6ple, II. Septa Der Oautpfer
Gbrononeter, BON Galai6 nn0 9iep 0o9en
beltimnmt, fam teute bierGer unD beriGtete,
paB er gefern nit Dem Sdppner n5rienp pf
Mtabrip9e," Gpt. StrouS, ppn @lt3abetbpOrt
mad 8Olton beitimmt, 3uiummen9etpBen lei,
uno Dap Der S9Ooner 80 @linuten naGber
unterstu9, Die MunniAaft puroe 9%erettet.
8UfUn, Is. Sept. Der Sampler Ok
MelaY, BON Stem gJprf na6 8plton beitimmt,
murpe beute firth auf Der 9Gbe BON Gbdtbam
9eleben. Gr mar i'm Iau zines S6lepppam=
piers, Der nit ibm nud l9Olme5 !9ple 5trild=
stn9. Ser Binp blies befti9 aus 9}orO-
often.
prUptOemct, 18. Sept, Die 8ri8s
Nfattlpa, Die far5lid int bieli9en Qafen ppn
eiuem Da1npfer in @runp 9ebptrt wurre, 1T
9eltern wieper 9ebpben rOrpeu.
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{. NQr0.
9tegiltrirung8sg tDtii
eeMdB ber Stft. 9 Der Atte bets. Rte Gea;attyuus bar 1abI.
bere& steter pes Stnatss, paiirt In ter @entral ANtmtlp ssn
MGrplsnb ON ~ Ndrl 1865.
Dea pdtltels&ti8en ter Nero ptrb btsrmit gtDtis esa..
Fen. baB Die Jfegtlrdtgren tore SiSun8en 80 1856 St Mlabt.
fohar, e~eBenabfr SOmerfstifr. jIetn DitnfaS unb WttttpE6
pom !. NIu9ut hts 20 september In ben Stun en- bon gipr-
gems 8 BITS Abenbs o ubr battea pereen.
&tt 0ts8liratpren wclen bic g86elenten Ger gDarb cpn ttr
NiAti9tett Der irntSettisen Rfetfrtruns b6ftbf bena6rth-
tt6en. Die Ne9tBrtTung wtrp bdeur6 b~ebeuten6 erlei6teft,
o~erbtutert. Gle 8ei&leuntBGrs sea t5tfhaftS an ten lpGtern
Ia8en Der StBuua nns ubsridgt aps : sit bic glamen su re.
e~tartreu,
WtlIta III Is rSsts,
3Ptn 9. pdrbp6,
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(23lul-l &eetfr1tsrtn Der z. H5ath.
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Die StimmgeEcr her "a. Warb ntrten sttrrntt Etnd6
rtatt8t tag rte &e5ttra'rren rteIer gDdrb SiBuns bdItu
ptrb n am D'enfag un0 u tined rem 10. xne 20. 10 Spn
9 ltr Mcr9enS bis 9 lbr abenrs In gs. asa Qt1Rtfr.
38. Dies TT br ltStG 8ulauf
g. g. EdeIsr,
9bGsN DEFINITE,
30 nj $ 9earfpn,
Nk-mO Rsgthr. Der II. EDarh.
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tOiten, ebe er ieine geltimmnug errei6t.
Babrideinli6 1T Gee 3nbolt pettbpDG geuuq,
UNI iol6eS %OrlO ~ rcdtfertigeu.
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Stabt &pmmifEdrs Gffee.

Baltimore, 20 Gept. 1868.
@emdb einem @efu@ III 6ierrntt Aptt, ae9elen. t6 Sr
Staet' q pmntfar uno Ter Sgrpeprr an Grt NIB SteQc feiu
mtrttn am DlrRtae, Is Sept, 10 llhr 0prmit.a1s, um tie
nSrhmstItGs @de ron Gutaw NIB QBetnr. fdl,uaeaeu.
SIS Smttt,
(mtfrmp) Glerf ter Sits q cnmiTjre.
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20. Waro.

Ten g1atIbere6tieten Der 20. &8arb tet biermtt CUR Remit.
ns eebre4t, bas bic Ne8ifratsres tn NO. 66 YennfsIOanta
gen Tgen merbenI 8. Q, Is, 10, u, Is, 20 ub 80 2ueuf mnh
5, 8, IL, ID, 10 unb 20. S%eehaber tn ben StunOen son y
nbr WtprstNS bs 8 nSr Mtenes. Sa nGbere 1nftmmuns bee
8ef5lwllss br General AfemtIs zen IRA sIanb.
SaS 9 MUrrtfRR
Or. Q q BHrnefpn.
@eRi 8 9auGtet,
(zeu hpetRF. ter 40, apatA,
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Il. Wor0.
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0egfbeu, ta5 bic 6e8;ftirunss Beam en- tn Nnrerteus San,
Qte3Cu rare .%Sa1centr. ikr. Stbunecr an i%oIsenbsn Sdasr
~abtdtten wavtee 8, 9 IS. 16. ~, %, % unb Sc Gusua uub
5. 8 II 10. 10 une 20 Gept &Rml5 ties 8efdluTes Ter @e.
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Jas %utIer,
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@pint, ga. e
Nuf 5Htrtti6er aufttpn auf tam pfose ftlSf to.rben an,
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Se6S 8ramthduier, befanpt ais bic 8eR0erntmeuts.Sdfe-
ret in @ttp ppint, 3d. befrb-uo az:
Biderei, %tpeif5dtg, 245x43 Gus;
Spetfebaus ~sreiftdig, 10Oxs5 fnB;
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6efttaus %eiuabdio. 5Oxz5 bo
Office, etna6dia, 6exs5 b
Stmtsee unb Sd r,inere Htr itGte 1REdtg, Axes X.
9n pb'een @ebiutea Fub ca. $50 8ertr, uS bjeIlber
cine ti6te 8crcfetcs, etpa $50 Ju6 lang uao 6 8us brd;
ferusr mstrere tle,Ee Slrdbduftr; in br 87deret Heten 70
Safpfer, ertaut ds ca. 10000 @adfeinen, be trtra ter.
tauft rtrtfn. Die rdufsr pertsn e~tnts,n III ben Ulsifbie
tenbtn Der3lut.
Ole Nulmet I era'ttt bon observation-disclosures uns 6refu.
lanten 1T af etefen VeridW} ~Gertdtet Ia bcl3 unD 8aditeinc
tn Der Nate tbtuer Tnb.
9tbinsuusen baar tn 8ssisrunsSf0ab4.
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Gsleenee @esenfdnbe feaes br Gp2SernsmeatS g6ds.
rel in Gus YCnt, gay am M{'iAcrd, 81. Cert 1865, Iu.r
Na6m. bftentltb oerfeigert Rclten
&tfeusQ % ! q : Il .c., n2m[i6:
Srrtdueef6lSGer, S6l6Het ptdtttn, &dterec, @purterpaos
gen. 5pitfa8eH, &ai6etS S@letffettt, Rage, Geuept Sat.
Eeutar6eln, 9dtnpen, SGlpBfiappfu, DfenrGbrsn, SdSp5s
lSttt, S&GurIn uae &epte, Relpiere Del Roatrabt sGie,.
neH, PurnEen, 10 600 Srtdfetne, IA Gdufsnb 8srt, 100
Qrrts 9pIs, Ohntturtn unb D6nrpfr Roffarg.u II DAD
pfentthren, etfsrre J~t6trsn, GrrStutf1se, GedflI.
~estnfdnee, res& in bar S6dertiGeb'aH4 rurbsr, ais:
gadtr08f. YfIEnen, Nett, Stebe, 6efethbel, So9sfen uno
enc gar ts tlstnsrfE A,tIsi gu ! bIrtd, %eiojeln ~aufiafa6
GsrtaufS. 1ebInsnnsen tdar In Regier lngsfoneS.
5tbn CAGE ltne erlaubt, bic 9HGdrea ~ entf rneu.
&eD. 6. mes.
(e2O-26l Cart NV & II 81
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Den g8abtter 6tt8tsn tisfer gDarb wtrt bittmst betaun,
BRma4t, eaB bic &t6tfratcren an ode Niouunent une 5pr.
renfr. (Arpeer'sl an ~folSeneen Gasen tn SiSuns lttn mtr.
sgn; 8, ., Is, 10, q %, 90 unb 80 Apsult uno 5, 8, IL, Is,
10 unb 20 SEPTEMBER, tn Ten Stunoen BON Q ubr WPpr0ens
biz 5 ubr @btubs. Sn @smagbeit teS SeiGlaSes Der 9.-
neral aFamblp BON NtatttGHe.
SDbn Smttt,
@ee . Webb,
same ss8tAS,
(Z9iu-i 9testhr, Der s. gSdrA.
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Die He8tfratpren ter is. g8arb Ttrbrn Bon lest an tire
3uammenfInfe baben, ME fpl9t
I'm s, Ii, IA is unb 10 Sept. bon Wittdgs l bis &tenbS
S uhr. Dienfds une Ntttpph, ten IL umo Is Stpt, ron Q
ltr WiSrsens bis S hhr GbeWos; uno am is, 10 II. 20 SEPT.
BON 1Rrrs5ns 9 BIZ s llr Mtenbs am 9painafr. Ylarfef. IS
1T btermit jeten. her btster nitt B it bate, 1tIeserptit &C.
Beben ietnen Namen tegtltttren 3u lafsn, II. pereen Sttmn-
9eber Nufmerttam eenta1t, ts am lest9enannten Gage ie
Office eeiblCHen miro. b..
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l3. S&SarO.
Die @egiitratprsn Ter 10. gDarp werten beute, rem Is, unl
mprger, ZEN l6, ron 7 Bis 10 rbr Atenes, unb Oitntas unN
Wtitrrp6, 10 unb 20. esp ven 3 ubr Niproens bis s utr
AteneS tbre Stbdnosn Haltet.
U WDrpapb.
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16 ,Q8aro.
Den g8ablbers6tieten Der 10. War6 titne hermit aur
Raart6t. ea6 bic 9teg fsiruns S. Seamttn In Sc. SIS SUI
@utawit1es an ~fpl9snren GGetn fSrn psrben; s, Q, Is, Is,
%, %, 20 unb 30 Nuguff uno 5, 9, "a, Il, 10 unt 20. Sept.
II BEN Stunben ron ukr MlUy8tns bis ntr abtnle. Sn'
uetereiniimnun5 bts SefAIuKes Der @sneraI ; GHemblY
Spn Guardians. 80 Z. Brppn,
SEMI Srutf
8 SbpmdGFG
(29iut-) EebttrdtDren her Is. Bdrb.
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49,. War0.
Nuen ggabGbere6ttgten Der 10. gDarb pirS biermlt Rpti,
Besebeu, bag bic STE 3.ltrirun6S 8eGmten tn Ter Office al
9Def Bopetteft, . Ebiren prn 8sputlttanfr, an Stn fl.
4. neen 8a3en feen werSen; s, . Is, 16, ~, 23, 20 unb 80.
Aueuf an6 8, 8 Is ii, 10 uao 20 Septentbtr, ben . llbr
UioI gems bS 5 ubr AbenpS. Sn ~G5emdEtcit bee gefbIuG
Der 9enerel MfemtIS oEn g~laTplanb, Sairrt dn rs. Rdri
1865.
Aler sutton,
fbm + BattbfuL
SaR Seaf iry
(25tI-I &egifr. orr 10. gDarA.
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ats gebra6t, ta6 be 0estlrirun8s, 9s,mten ttr. 5tsunstn
In ibrer Offeg unter Der Retlbtte Saa. Basstlefr, an fl.
geuten 1agen abtalten perten: 8. 9, Is, Ii, ~, %, 20 unb
30 QusuR upo 5. q, IL 10, 10 urs 20 September Son . ubr
Wtpr gems 6s 8 lltr &benbs. 0emag tes 8e fblnHts br Csc.
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y $ Atptfl,
ID m - Mesr1p,
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II. Waro.
Dii 9tiutmters@ tt8ter her IL. g8arb ner6en biernit e.
uadri@ttst RAT sic 3eeetfrirgnes S.amteH an Der gtprtper 3.
&6e Don Gdtbeeral unb Rjdnpnefr an ben ~fClstnten Gaden
ljssn nerb,n: s, 9. is, 16 %. %, 20 uub 80 Nusuf unp 5
6, II, Is, 10 uRO % Ssptfmber, In ben etuuhen pm 9 lltr
g!Cr8ens bis 5 lbr atert9. Sn uebereinittmmuns bes BE-
t9lHGes Ter 0eaerai MIenbtp DOR WarplanS.
@ 20 Rrebs,
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(2Slu-) Rtetfr. her II. g5art.
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Die 8esiNratUren her Is. g8arb perttn In Ns. 543 gtf
&altjmorshr. 9ienfGs, ZEN 10 unb Iiittpst, 20. Sept
pcn &jprg ne 9 llbr bts Abenps 9 lltr jniammsn Ittn, um
bic &esitrirunG Ter Namsn spn ssnannttr gDarb III SUasnttn
Sobn /. Gpprer,
Sefatdb RrSitH.
80 @ 3rsnu,
(%mroimt) geaifr. her IA. gBarh.
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10. WQrp.
Den NabltCreatieten Ger 10. Q8orb rtlb Nisrmit betaRut
Bentatt. rag bic &egifratcren ibte Stsun9en in QBchern
raue, @de DOR 6Ev 70 uno Qeriu8spnfr, an foieenben Sasen
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3 u S(mrn,
Ser EFpftr,
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Il. SSSdrb.
Ate 3t9ttratoren Der 4. gDar msreen beutt, T1tttprs, IS
sept Don 9 ubr Brrmttta9s bis 8 utr abents, unS am
Samlta9, 10, Sest, son z bis 9 rt gttnts, unb DienRas 4.
tire SisunQcn abGGlttu.
G.. g. Chart,
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Ct13 16,19.2O) RsgiRrateren Der 4. @arh.
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5. Warp.
@dea gtatittreAtt9ten Der 5 Q9aTS fsi ttermit ;ur eeunt.
ntf aetradi, eastte gs Fiarir dnes- gtartsn In 5%5ronflin san.
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8.n Geen reTren 8, 9, Is, 10, 20 23, 20 Unb 80. Muaua unb
D d. ~, IL, 10 unb 20. Septsnber in ben Stunten rUn 9
Qtr N{prFcpS bis 3 ubr A6tnbs. Su ugberetrNtmmuue bs
8eIdicfs3 er cseneraI-AHemtlu ySn Dtarplanb.
NttsldS Srluer,
Spbn ID
u. 8Un1 Garrett,
C2olut-i Reetftatcren Der ) Darh.
6. Waro.
Die Stimubere6ttBts ter 6 Natb wtrben ttrntt Sera@
rthttgt, e0B bic Ne9ifrdtcren an Ter 9l0rl rha 3deo BON Basette
uno S~droltnefr ordinarily an rem ~fSI6entea 2asen TIRE
5iBun9en abbaten netbtn: 8, 9 IL, 10, ~. %, 20 uhD &c
AuNu6 unb 5. o, II, II. 10 pno 20 Sfptsn:kr ocn WlOrseue
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i9IpN.s Ter General &lfmbfp ppn 3tarelane.
GbpS ptnpeIl,
SO m $ DNtger,
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lZ9lc--J Re9ttr~soren Der 6, Q3arb.
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81 WspdTeturen isStr &tt Uer1eu i9neG uub oceen Ga
rantte beiprat. 1{92mg
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Henry n. Gebhart, Oatharine Ann Gehhart and MARY
NJ dalhart, Va. Am Ia X. Helleman, John A.
Hellermani Peter +. GebhaTt, Rosetta f. GebhArt
and Enen Gebhart. Superior Conrt OF MOntgom
cry County, Ohio. Petition for Partition.
A MELlA X. HELLERMAN, John A. HellerInan,
IA Peter y. Gabhart Rosetta T.. Gebhart and
Ellen Oebhart will take notice that a Petition was
nled against them on the 10th day or December, A
u. 1854, 10 the superior Court OF sOntgomery Coun
~, Ohio, by Henry Gebhart, cathsnne Ann 6eU-
hart and Mary M. Gebhart, and Is nov pending,
wherein Henry M Gebhart, Oathariue Ann Gebhart
and Mary M. Gebhart demand partition OF the follow
ing real estate, to-wit:
Situa in the County Of Montgomery and State Of
Ohlobeing part 0fthe southeast quarter OF section
NO, !, township No. 9, range east, &c; beginning
AZ the southwest corner OF the tract los Sc perhes
s., sb' W. from the section corner at a stone;
thence N. So lOs 90 perches along Gebharts sec
uon ine to stone; thence n. ~, 35 sOlOO perches
along Weayer's and the section line 10 stone.
thence g. k60, W. lO8 SO perches along Roots line 20
stoue; thence south 30, IS 80 perchrs along ia
cob Shades line 10 the place OF beginning containing
i65) sixty hYe acres, more less. Also lots mum.
beredi forty -nine fifty, fifty one and ny two (iO So
and 52), as designated on plat OF the subdivision
oIpart OF section No. 49, town 2, range 7, made bv
hcOlllre and liaN mes, and recorded the records
ol montgomery County, Ohio, IN plat boob A, paRe
6V, situate IN Madison township, Montgomery Coun-
" Ohio, and that, at the February term, 1866, Of
said Court the said Henry NJ. Gabhart, Catherine A.
9ebhart and Mary NJ. Gebhart will apply for an OF.
dor, that partition may be made Of said premises
HENRY GERHARE
CATHERINE ANN GEBHART,
MARY NJ. GEBHART.
ADAM oLAy, AHy. U deei7dawlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
"JenkIns', al the white House

The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Times has been acting the jenkins of
the White House on New Years Day, He
telegraphs as follows to that atjournali
The President was in the best of spirits and
received the greetings OF his friends in the
most genial manner,
Mrs. Lincoln was the center of attraction,
charming all by the richness of her toilet, and
the ease and grace with which she received
the numerous congratulations of her admir-
ers heavy purple brocade silk, richly
trimmed with black velvet, an exquistely fine
black lace shawl, gloves and head-dress with
jewels to correspond, completed her a superb
toilet
Robert Lincoln, the eldest son Of the Presi.
dent, was also present, having left the Har-
ward Law School to spend the holidays with
his parents,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
Current News Items.

Gold is falling under the rumors of
Peace. 1t closed at 2l98.
Quite debate occurred in the Senate
on the repeal of the Canadian Reciproci-
ty Treaty, Hale opposing repeal, and
Sumner arguing in favor of it.
Missouri is now free State. Fer the
anarchy which has become chronic in that
State, with the attendants of bloodshed,
destruction of property, etc, the people,
we hope, will find ample compensation in
the freedom of the negro.
The origin of the fire which destroyed
the Galt House, in Louisville, is still in
vSlved in mystery.
General Candy has written to Wash
ington that his military plans are frustra-
ted by loyal cotton spectators, who give
the Confederates timely notice of his
movements, in order that their cotton may
not be destroyed.
At recent sale of pews in Beecher's
Church, the amount realized was forty
thousand dollars. Pews that last year sold
at a premium of 5000, this year brought
S4O0.
Hoods army is said to be lortifying at
Corinth, with the view OF going into win
ter-quarters at that place.
New Jersey, almost the only Demo-
cratic State in the existing Union, is, per-
hsps, the only State that is out of debt.
James Guthrie has been chosen to the
United States Senate from Kentucky. Mr.
Fessenden has been reelected Senator
from Maine The election of a Senator
from Massachusetts, has been postponed
until February.
Henry Ward Beecher has again become
editor of the Independent. sa.
The Philadelphia Navy Yard fraud'
amount to the enormous aggregate o
twelve millions of dollars, and the trial'
of the parties implicated will, it is sand
occupy year.
A movement is organized to raise iunc
of One Hundred thousand Dollars TO
General Sherman General Grant ha
made liberal contribution.
The Loyal Lesguers have been besieg
ing Lincoln to make removals from office
They charge that disloyal men are founc
in every department of the Government.
There seems to be authority for tn
statement that Butler was removed a
Grants request,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
Greeley and Peace.

The Cincinnati Commercial is very re-
luctant to believe that any practical results
will flow from the rumored peace negotia-
tions. All things Of this sort, says the
Commercial, have tendency TO divert
the public mind from the real business Of
the country, which is wOrl We are in for
anything which will make that particular
divers on, and are ready to incur our part
Of whatever damage such business may
sustain.
But the Commercial makes revelation
concerning the Peace negotiations at Mia
CARA, last summer. 1t seems that Greeley
wrote a letter TO Lincoln, in which he gave
most discouragiug, and doubtless true
account Of the condition Of our national
finances. This, Lincoln was unwilling to
have published; ndGreeley would not al
low the correspondence to be published
with this omitted SO the correspondence
was suppressed.