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HENS, CHICKENS. TURRgYs.
EGGS aud BFTTER
Apply ~ tss EQUINOX HOUSE
HsaeAsstsr JEre - itsss-ss
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yINELAND LANDS.
10 All Wantins Psrm.

I6sgf snt nririns sttigmtut mild tnd hsabhfal 80
te rfa1gg =. tFzF tfdPf wttth esq HHu b. grew
tue Tea tsfate Ar3 ems tratis 81 from 81 % sS5
- sore gaYabls ultg faar ears tpea huAiness cps
iagt ~ nknnfsf ssfias shd oihrfA Eharrhss schools
al good sasFtf lt Is uQw lbs matt npr0fiag place
I2ti y Nsst iianaFeds are sfiAue ami hullsnE The
hasatv sith which the pacs y sd 0Ht il HusBFpast8
Iettars sRswtfed. rapsfsgiyiag fall afafmsilon wH
: saui ffsf Aasrsss CHARLES X, Lands ilne.
iaa4 resf pfise, lahcls T8washil Nd
Prom EsPatt u selaH Robinson. AgricaltHr Editor
eftbf Tfibubs sl 80 ~ tie extensive fertile
utfts almost level pasiiioB and suitable condition
o. pissssat hrmag thst laae q tlis eide = tbs
WrftfrH pratrtta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

Group,
lncipientConsunnf
ton, and all diseas-
cs of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs.
81 YEA AGO
The Elixir first
made its appear
ance ; ani even
then, in its prini-
tive and imperfect
state, produced
such extraordinary
results that il be-
came, at once, a
general fayoritcs
Many have made
It, what it really is,
a Family Me- licine
For as more than
half the diseases
ITO which flesh is
herr originate
from colds, 50 this
may be considered
q general preyenta
tive Of nll diseses,
BY removing tho
primeval cause.
ADULTS
Should always
keep this Family
Physician ut hand
aud By its timely
use save hundreds
of dollars that
would otherwise be
swallowed up in
discharglng doc
tors fees.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

The Uuca sewing Machine Co.'S
Les. si.iaa s. zass Nathine Tie Zeal ever offer
- T. tss gatle MARTIN & SWAZILAND.
Agfsst Sc Caugtfs street AaaiAr Nasf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

V,H0MP-0s fMPROgEB Truss ~ ssIs ~
4 0EokhE TUrTIE ~ .
~ fEafeHV Fsssf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

This old time
tried standard rem
ely still maintains
its popularity.
When all others
have proved inem
c ent the Elixir n
lone continues TO
give satisfaction.
Use it for
Cough.
Co lis,
Asthma,
Group,
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Act PROMPTLY al Certainly
IL 4 STAGES OF
G O N S I wi P 10 N .
The NvpOphOsphikes
= SYMPTOMs -

are an appropriate and speciieremedy for ey-
cry disorder characterized by any one Or more
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

sMlfIl, factory POINT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07
STRANGERS An rRAyFILrRs

rrogdly refers 70 rrofessdfs ana respsclabls pie
slcans-- psHy ~ whom catstt him 10 critical eases,
because 81 - acknowledged stN and reputation,
atta nrd thuggh 70 long eHrerease, Practice and
observation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

70 The Prssitsss's private pspsrs Ia.
'ess. ssposss-slI shs shossssds u sosu,ses,s
that have seeonsIsssd dsrisg his sveslsss
ssIe-hsss bses esssfsily sl.s.ed. I.bsisI
end sesiet ~ he Isss Pvissss Ssessssnss
The, rsssis. q ssssss. y shs pssssuuios 4
bic viSs I'D 90. rifsy yssss bsses. -.
Asps. soes ios'sssss hissssisa asy - ..
ssled % brssk shoss sssIs. which sov e..
eesl = May secrets of Sssss shss. il givss
% shs ssrld. sssh rsvhss sAs hissesy ..
sAsss siasss ssd ruia assy asss fsk
name.
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Jacob Ihsnpsss-fhs Prssidsafs La


One Of the Isss, il sos the vssv liza .ses,v
'oh y Pfssidest LinesIs. 80 70 css q
h's ess'ssss vho esae 70 ssk u Il voulS =
proper 20 permit Jshe TAs.psss % III,
through Maize ID disguisr. end snbssk sss.
2 stIssd. The psesidss. % ususI. -
s'ssoss6 % - aereifsi. end 10 permit shs
sseh-reeel 20 pcs usaoIssssd. bot The see.
'essry sseed that b shosn Be snesssd q !
sssissv. by psrnitsisg hin 70 ssesps ne
penalties q Rsssoa. spessisssstly remarked
shs seesssssy .''yos sssesiosit
well" replied Mr. Lincoln, ales ns ssIl
you stosy. There 90 % frish soIdise
here lsss sunnef, wko wanted something
. dsiah stronger shss osssr. end ssoc,,d
q drug store. shess hs copied ! -
fountain. Ms. Doesos. ssi6 Be. give ms.
plsss. e'sss u s0ds-sssss. a. u % css
ps' 10 few drops q vhisLy uassLnsws %
my one. I'll b obIeeeed' No., eos,inuel
y. LseeIa. ~ Ike Thesp@oa L eermi.
'ed % % shsossh Nsis- usbeksov 70 asv
'se. shss's the hsras d Soa't have hi.
lsesssd."
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he Privileged Cas- thas b Prss A..
1axation.

4 u bic ls's report 10 shs Isrisis,u,e a. NJ
feeh he Republ'ess :sssk sspssisse,ts.s
'l'sdo'ees 10 some juss criticism 80. ~.
se' 'f eonersss 10 eressIss pssvileseI
e'ss- smoae os--s elsss frss f,os sssssis,.
I " - me sxenpsios of tho sobiIitv. eIe,.
~ ssd judges from issssios uhieh es.,,;A.
o'eo i''se'y 10 shs French rsvoiv,Io..
sn''s' 'he public dsbs d England = borne
s"n comparative eheesisIssss, iron : s,..
e's' eonvie'isa thsi the bssdess vhiek e
'"poses srs ssssily dissrlbsrsd sm..s ~
e's'se' end isserss's L-sss q sn viII H.
con n"sni'y Be found % tolerate PRIVILEGED
class si'her Of corporations o. Isdjv,dvsls
sho- more deeply interested IL ~. ...I..
's'ssse' q pabiie order ssd frss r,v.,..
meat 'hs" ssy othes. shsIl -, sh,ink s,0.
eoetnes''sg equally 10 The eoss impo.,d /.
ne Pfo'ee''os ef ihe HE sd IiIrs,y Of ~
as"en- is deeply 10 - resvss~d ,As,
congress has carried The ianssss, ss..,eS
20 investments sn the ssoehs ssd se~.,;,;..
q me Usi'et Ssssss . Ter - 20 sx,m,.
'n<n from sssss'os sy The sssses ., -.
o'e'ps' ssssos'sy.
ThE primary effect Or shis ss.mo,;.. |.
more ps''iesisrIy evident in sh. esse -
corporations The bsats Of THE sssse Asn
on"ed S'sies Stocks to 90 smov., n, -.
'0'e their aggregate espi,sIs. Could The
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

Bs silent sI~sys when yos doubt 700,
sesse.
Asd spesk. through sore. siih seeming
diGdssce;
some positive. persistent fops we Lsev,
VINO. i once uroas. siII sssSs Is sss.,s
%;
Bssy 20 ~isA pleasure 90 ysss ssrsss -.
49, ssse sssA ssys esisis - shs Isss.
Pope.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

0Assy ess remember ne sias vhes
- ssn'a'ssssios of Joha Quincy Adam,
80 sssevesslg sssdensed - shsmers'lv ~.
usssesa. ssessss L seqsised 8, o0o. 600
- sosss g desrsy the sapssces of ths
ssvssnsasss- Nee $i7 10000 ere 3d.
ses.sse = : sasis - 90 sov~sass,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

a NssRs ArrasrnER1.-Gov Fsnsea.
q y. r.. kss sppoisssd ssgvs. ss.si
Wa ?. PoseI. Nosssy Public 10 Ns~
Yerh city. TIE Thbsss i delighted q shs
sppoissaens h hsils Il . oss q he siess
of ths usss. his siss. bss Ssst zoe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

Lying Lips Bring Sorrow.
He shst work k-sh d>c~ii shailfn cwel
within my hou--; he sh.' ,eIs>sh lies shsI
nos ssrrv in nv sight r. Ct
Whsn ycs'v~ been guiiy 81 huis.
0. lie noe 90 eooe~.it;
Fw il wili hsrp-n. ssoh or late.
That something will reveal,
And then. ~hste'er she deed has been,
However great your trouble.
TIE fsuis. the sorre~. end the Sin.
Will slI b. rendered double.
Boz ~hsn ~ once the truth you've tod.
Assy with all your ssdne-.;
The ssnsr Of having done ~hsrs right.
1ass 81 the hesss ~mh eIsdosss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

j'1 B. wss- A j,k- 10 jim 10 bcfl
sccj aid rsimeps. end Sherev~r. end when
.v-s here mcPsning for iua. be goes 10
90 Il.
Jsss wss seeeatlyis drag ssers. wk.n
y.vIh. appsfsutiy fresh from the .acsn.ins
sssesed ths s'oss. ssd inm~iisseiy sccssse.
5is-. ssssisg that he -. 10 search Of . /, b
-What Kind cf : jsb - isquis~d The ~sg
''ph, s''sc.t sssihisg. Iwsnt sort oi !
.DsaiesI -. I'@ tired Of farming. and k,a
''ts-n my hsnd =" moss snyihlng-
ySei'. We want man--s good, strong
As-s N, 'osI-ss sample clerk"
Whist. tie ~sgs.i
Tssrs are ro.d. Mep pay $1,000 10
--.s. 10 ttsi sisusiisn.'
Mast. ir.l-r have 20 tyr
.bh. o ~rsi, 20 reG medicines, that IL sil.
~ f.q.ir. - stout man. one of good cons,i.
s.',n. snd s'''r ss< ge,s usvd to u be dozen,
'san q N i.u --e we are very particular
.esss he qusllsy " our medicines. soc be.
f"ie "e sril any ws test every ssnple-
Isa sssid b required Go ists. cay six os
s>ven ounces II c.sios oil soms dsys. ~i,h
fss dsses cf rhubsrb. sloes. eroson oil.
sad similar Preparations Some days you
sould not b reqned to test coy thing: bu,,
sss general hing. 700 css count UPON, ssy
en- 70 ten dosss. Of something. daily. A.
g The work. shst does not amount 10 much.
The testing department. simply. would BE-
~ principal labor required Of ou and. -
! said before. Il requires : person Of very
healthy orgsnisssion 70 endure il; but YOU
scsl hearty, ed I ssess you would suir us
Thsi yeusg sss. (poississ 10 : vssy pale.
tseed. slin- ioohing yoush. Who happened 10
- pseseosl. bee filled the poe, scr he pss
TO weeks. but bs i hardy ssou, enough
g -ssssdis- wsshosld like 70 hsve ,ou ssLvl
night bold u you sss sssdy. and il you ssy
- veil bseis to-day. Here Is : seu bss
81 q castor eI. juss come 10. IN 20 and
drs~ % osnes-"
Here verdsst. who hsd been insss,lv s.s
ssg spss The slim youth. is,errup,eo him
Sisb-
''N-so. ., g-s-sss not. COT to-day, ssv
hos. III g down ssd see ny eus,, snd Il
i'elsds . esse In come % tes.uosre,
ssd ies 700 ksow !"
ne hss not YET turned up.
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0TAs Chicago Jeurssl ssys thai wss.
dslI Phillips' sssssa = property anssass %
S7O2 100. o ssssIy siIIiss q sssey.
Also. thst that q ChssIss Rssscis Adsas
Usisss Sssss misIsses - Ens'ssd. y So
con.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

0A foreign paper = responsible for The
following story. A sudden panic fsII upss
she sosshippess co Easier dsy 10 Isrss
church q Lisbon. Al enormous spider
80 ssddea|y seen 20 descend 70 ss saeiess
ses ihss = ssid 20 have exissed for nav
yesss- The creature 80 . sor.idsbIs
that The soaes bessn 70 scream snS :
scene Of general isros and excitement soI-
'osed. When Arsehne vss captured shs
sss 'osnd % Be. 9TH iess ezsesdsd nearly
6ve feet long She weighed siz possds.
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PRAYER ~ CoL.RKD BRA friend
relates 20 ss On smss,ns but soscainr ipri.
deaf sh'eh occurred recently. stAss..,..
Csp'sia wynss. Of the U. s. army. 10.
father resides - AUxusss. rse-ntl, re,orse
IRON ihe Sos;h bringing 9Th hiu brirh,
young eoiored ocy. who he'd become much
attached 10 I'm Soon sf'er arriving. c..
rain " sss 'sk-n siek -ith " phoid tive,
s"e sss reduced very ios Al the e.,s..
OF the disesse n fell INTO ; pro,sssd .Ivu.
sef' and ihe attending Phss:eisn d@eI.rec
thsi there must be SPECIFY ehsare oo- -,
90 the othvr-sshosgh the chance. -.
'ns' he would Die. The ssy ~ss i. m.
r"on - rns time ssd heard the deeis,,. ~
soon after be left fhe room Io . ,Lo,,
time one Of the ssnily md cccs.ioa 10 y.
10 the stable. ssd While there heard n.
so'ee q one apparently il earnest ssp,l..
Cation Listening 70 The words. be so.nS
y 80 the by. lrsying Tor NJ nss,er's lie.
On. Mss<s CD BE- .sid. -pIess> cone
sad ssse Asser wynan-sad il yes cant
leave d~ ~sr. send sonebocy qsick" The
c'sesse Old. indeed. tste . favorable turn :.
and The patient rapidly reeoverss.-l Ban
gor whig.
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~ One q The evaporation olkcss In Neu
York hss seen wossh 10 fosr yssss oss nil.
hon one hundred and -four ,hossssd dollar,
clear profit 10 iss lsekv holder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

0IEK fo''osins are snosg the his.
- Jsf- DAVIS winch se see 10 he Loui,viIIs
Jcurnsi- They beIoog 70 The depsr.es,
Of Prensieiss:
We wonder whether JeG Dsvis uhe.
se pu' on the petricosr. called 10 she .ix
o. cotton 70 give : so.uptsOss spp- .sssee
60 h's tender bcson-
"rhe confederate soldiers, .hes shev
g. into s.rlr. often ~bosp hhe Ist.sas.
P~rhsps IL. D.vis. vAes surrounded
by the Federsl sroops. dids't -hsop Iu.
he hoop-d. III = ssid that y-G. Dsvis.
exesss for sesriag the pes,ieoss . n Il
b. wife hss often sosn the breeehes.
"Jsd DAVIS sose . pettieasr. ssd Il :
said ihss ae ~ss q iss ssn< Zine 10
: great busile.
-Jef. Davis Pursssrs caught him Or
her. tnd be Or she esuxhs H."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

A SissulAR fakAK o. NArUsE
Spencer. Osea county. Josrnsl thus noriee.
. singular freak Of nature: A mare belong
ing 20 Ss'hsniei Normsn. living h.If mile
southeast Of this pIsc-. had colt = t@-
nights since- A. Mr. n. ~ss retiring fos
the nigh, he heard . noise in the barn Io,,
and on going out 70 learn the e.s.e, he
'ounc the colt nice. 6ne- locking one wirh
~hIeh he ~ss greatly pleased. On lifting
me cot. u eat back upon iis launches. and
commenced strkIng ~ish 10 fore feet end
barking like . dog He refsested : sh.r,
d'stsse~. ihiskiss. no doubt Thar he could
see . ~eii li'sIe usy of. He then -es,
'or ne'ehbvr. and ~hsn they returned the
es'i had eess-d bsrkI.g; but on trying 70
mold it op sgsin. a reared back and began
70 snap snd bark like dog snd 90 frieh,.
esed the nsfe ths' che would not come se.r
g. l. casiissed in tine snsnner IN! tbe p-At
dss and died fcr ~sns Of nourishnenl II
ned no other PeeuhsriIies q . dog.
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ksv. d.. vssros. .; Me- York. delivered
= s'-eosrss - Triai,y Church. % Tsesdsy
l'a ~hi-h he ss6.
The eresi prosien . so- upos q n re-
storing f'sierssi ies'isg shsouxhoss sh.
issd. ssd By wiss nes ares .. cancellation
efos'sr % these ~ho. n nDgh herescfos. Gu,
enemies. dseeised. misguided b. Designing
"ea. ere aeser'heiss.. in me Gospel vis-,
our ehris'isn breshren snd feIIos- enizepsr
That -e sese ssinsssd b no spisis Of re-
senge 'osHd shen; shsi we d<sire % bury
me pses ssd iei il remain io<e.er in obIiv-
'os u the religious services Of ,bis oee.-
s'oa ~ese worth anything shey should Dc
srcepsed 10 shis spisit-ihe spirit u ,hr
''spei rad "a shr irsson to-day: -Biss-ss
're he msreifni. Tor they shall obtain m~r
ry'--b es-ed sr- me pe-c- nskers. sor
hey shsL Be called sh- ehlIdreu Of God 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09

ton Of the Confederacy, this objection is
sought 10 he removed in ihc reAnutons by
appointing commissioners ON the psrt Of the
States, whose civil Existence and authority
have never been denied These commission.
ets are not 10 have powers from the States,
but only 10 be endorsed by the President for
peace Conference
The Herald's correspondent of Charleston,
OF Jan lst, says;
Commander Prebels naval brigade has
been disbanded and Mt back TO the vessels to
which they belong
The Times correspondent says
The Investigation OF he iiasco in the mine
explosion in front of Petersburg is closed,
aud ibe verdict will show divided re'ponsi
biny, falling upon Burnside, Wade aud the
General who led the assault Nor does Gen
eral Grant hold himself entirely blameless,
especially in permitting the selection OF the
officer who led the assault, to be made by
lot
The Trbnns's ArHy Of the James cores
pondent Of ID says:
Mr. Pollard Of TIC Richmond Examiner
captured some eight months since has gone
10 Richmond TO seek an exchange of himself
for Mr.. Richardson correspondent Of the rri-
bnne captured eighteen months ago.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09

New York, January Cotton quiet at !
49, Flour quiet and firm at 10 2OalO 30
tor extra state and 10 20al0 80 for round
hoop Ohio; Wheat no receipts, quiet and
firm at 2 so for No. 2 Chicago spring,
2 55 for amber state; Corn firm at | s9sl 90
mixed western delivered; Oats duh at 06
Os western Pork frmer 43 25a43 SO for
new, II 25a4l 374 one year old, 30 50as6 for
prime Lard dali and heavy at 24la26lc
Whisky firm at 2 23sa2 "a for Western;
Petroleum quiet at 52c for crude, 73.74 for
refined in bond, aud 93a94c for frea
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rhe pla,r. Try It Again.

NEw YoRK, January 9--The Times's and
Worlds Washington specials say
The Bars have again started for Rich
mond, having learned that passes from the
rebel Secretary Of War awaited them at City
Point
The Tribunes Washington special says:
1t is probable that aresolution will beintro-
duced in the Senate inquiring under what law
Haneock's corps is being organized, aud 1t is
almost certain that the nominations OF the
officers will be rejected
The same special gives letter written by a
soldier in JEFF O. Davis corps, strongly rep
rehending that General Tor turning back
slave women aud children who sought TO fol-
low their husbands and fathers, who we're al.
lowed to accompany the corps in It's march
through Georgia
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By Telegraph.
aEpoRrED FOR rHE DAiLY GNPIRF


WNsnNGroN, January 3 "A letter from
the Army Of the Jamec, dated Friday says all
is quiet in this Department
a severe rain storm has prevailed all day,
making the roads almost impossible,
II is known that bill is pending in the
House Of Representatives for the reconblruc-
ton Of the States, the governments OF which
have been subverted or oyerlhrown by rebel
lion, thus establishing rule applicable to
them ALL
Representative Wilson has introduce
substitute for the bill providing that no rep
resentative shall be received f ON any such
State until by act or joint resolution Of Com
gress, approved by the President or passed
Notwithstanding his objections, ii shall he de-
olared that the State has formed Just local
government, republican in form, and entitled
to representation in Congress- in other words
it's substitute proposes TO deal with each State
separately, on its own merits, without estab-
fishing u system OF re admission applicable to
them.
The Columbian Typographical Society last
night celebrated by supper, it's 6ttieth ami
versafy. Among its invited goests were
Speaker Collax, Representative Baldwin Of
Massachusetts, Brooks aud Ambrose w.
Clark, VIM Faxon, Chief Clerk of the Navy
Department, j. G Nicoliy, Che Presidents
Private Secretary and Ex-Postmaster Gen.
eral Horace King, Ben. Perley Poore and
other gentlemen who, like themselves, had a
practical knowledge Of printing, who several
| ly responded to the regular toasls, much to
the delight OF the large assemhlage of the
craft.
Richmond papersof the 9Th, in addition to
what was telegraphed last night have the
following
| A violent tornado passed over the middle
of Alabama on the 26lh Of December, killing
fifteen persons, demolishing large number
Of houses, and destroying the railroad bridge
on the Montgomery & West Point Railroad,
twenty miles east OF Montgomery. The
amount of damage done woc immense
At the battle of Franklin, tue Missouri
brigade went into the fight 6s9 strong, and
had lO9 killed, 242 wounded, aud 96 cap
tured making a loss Of Az
General Cockerell was wounded three
times, hut not seriously; Colonel Garland and
Major Parker, with a long list Of Captains
and Lieutenants, were among the killed.
BLANKETS FOR OUR PRISONERS.
The Examiner says:
Yesterday commissioner from Grant q
lines arrived nj Varina, under a flag Of truce,
with 1900 blankets for distribution among the
Federal prisoners in Richmond, in addition to
900 recevrd last week
OF the 10000 Yankee prisoners held in the
Sonth, not over 1000 are confined in Rich
mond, and more than one.half of these have
been in the hospitals for a year past; the
great body of them have been shifted South
Richmond is hard pressed to feed its supera
bundant population, and the large armies de
Tending it's gates and is rescued from an in
cubusef on overstocked prison host in It's
midst.
The report of Sherman having crossed tht
Savannah is confirmed. He is believed tC
be marching on Grahamsvile
The subscriptions to the 10 40 loan yeser
day amounted to $4 l69, 900, and to the I 81
neaaly $l,000,0o0
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pErITloN FoR pARrIrIoN.

Henry 81 Gebhart Cstharius Ann Geehart aud Mary
, NJ GSlhart ". Am Ia V. hellerinan, John A.
Nhelsrnnn, Peter p. Gehhart, Rosetta Gebhsr
and Ellen Gebhait Sppeuor Court OF Montgom
cry County, ohio. Petition for Partition.
A MELlA X. hELbEkHAN, John A, Hellerman,
N Peter y. GrihaTt, hpanua r.. Gehhart Rud
Eilen Gebbsrt 40 take noucc that Petition HRs
hlad again 9 them the 10th day OF December, A,
b. 1855. IN the suueri0r Cont OF ontgomeTy Coun-
~, Ohio by henry Gehhart, Cathaune Ann Geh-
hart and Mary n. GrbharL amt ls pending,
wherein Henry Gehh .ri, cafnarine Ann Gehhart
aud Mary N dehhsr demand paIttion Of the follow.
inc Fesl estate, tu-wit;
siiua e In me County of Montgomery and State Of
OhO-being par ~ tne southeast quarter OF section
No. ., township No. =, range east, &ci tegnuit 2
the southwest corner Of the tract lOs % per- hes
p, So w. tom tho section corner st q stonei
theIeo n. sG' l0s b6 perahes along 9abhAFts soc-
pon line 10 stonoi henoe ~, 20 50 100 perches
along WeavFr- snd t.s section line to stone;
thence t6o, w. los 90 perches aiosg Roots line 20
sto1e; thence south 20, a5 50 perch along Ja-
eoh shades line 10 the pisee o. beginning, taini0g
(f5l sNty tive acres, more or less. Also lots NUM-
brred 'orty nne, fhy, dty-one snd hnytwo (f9, 60,
81 aad S2 a. desia anated on Plat OF the subdivision
0fpsrt ui section No. 80, town 2, range Z, made h.
Mcclure ant Hs' mes, and recorded on she records
oi Moutg merry County, ohio, 10 Ulat bo0k A, psge
50, situaie ga ,iisi township. Montgomery Cotln-
" ono ard that, at the fehruary term. ie65, Of
SAID Uourt, sad Henry NJ. G-hhart, Catherine 4 f..
Gebhsn aud Nsry y Gebheri viii apply ior an or.
der. that ptFtiuOu may % made oi seid premises.
HENRY n GERHARr
CATHERINE ANN GERHART,
MARY NJ. 0EBHARr
AbAH CLAY, Atty. degI7daWlw
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39rofesSional.

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DR.. WISE cures CONSUMPTION, THROAT and all
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nctlb.dAMam
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SHERIFF'S SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator Of John sts sberper.
deceased, vs.. kdmuud ~teck,l et al.
Ga No. 1856.
DY virtue Of, and IN Obedience to, order of sole
ID made by tne superior Court Of Montgomery
county OHIO, II oier at public sale Al The door sl
the court House IN layton,
atnroGp, ia uaIV Ia 1895,
At two O'CLOCK sad Gay, the believing do.
scribed real estate, VIZ: LOIS nun cred two hUus nd
six hundred md th X 63) and tour thousand amt
ninety zone (4Vyl dehEnateu on The ICysed Ilt OF
the city Of Day tsn IN the county oi honeeInefy md
state OF ohio.
Lot No 2OUg is situated on West THIRD street north
side which there is large two story frame DIV
ing Rud otitr out butldlnktIouse n ~ al9- ana hs
been appraised ut $1,000.
Lot No. 4UVl is vacant lotand extends rom Ash
ley street TO Frank street. Warren street, and
has beCn appra sed at Slte.
The above described property cannot sell for lees
than tNo-thirus of Its appraised value.
GEORGE WOdAMAN, sherin Mont county.
OpLIN y CAHtLL, Attorneys. dts avis