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, 1865-09-04

al1 know are better capital than gold, silver
or e-cenbacks. MarshaNtown is bound to be
large, prosperous, mud noted placc. Nature
and the qualities hare named will mako Il
SO. Of this there can be no mistake.
All this of Mnrshalltown. and nov INN
going to fiEd little fault with the citizens on
behalf Of The managers of the Fair. They
complain, and think with Justice, TINT the
people have not manifested that interest In
this most excellent charity that the managers
had right to expect. It was understood
that this Fair was located ut this place
at the general solicitation OF it's people. and
under the promise Of generous aid in the
wny. Of preparing the ground, supplying the
necessary help 10 set up and arrange the
booths for the reception Of goods, cooking
utensils, &c, for the culinary department oi
the Fair, and sufficient number Of attend
and ior all Practical purposes. The maua-
gers, when they arrived, we're astonlshcd to
find that little or nothing had been done BY
the citizens towards the satisfactory innugura-
tion Of the Fair. True, they faund SONG forty
policemen On the ground, all citizens, who
had been engaged by some citizens at the
handsome sslary Of Il per day, to be Paid out
many tcmale cooks and dish!washers at s. per
day, the pay to come from the same source
while Stoves, dishes, chairs, Sc, DC, had
been rented to the Fair by the citizens at the
highest rates. One popular ecclesiastfc had
come very nice potatoes for sale, which the
society wanted to bug to feed the hungry NIL
lion who might come, but nothing could
tempt The generosity, OF rather cupidity.
Of the theological dsputant, but 3l.5o per
bushel, which was fifty cents above the mar.
ket price be knew where be could eet That
money for them to plant next spring, and they
might be allowed to rot before he would take
less This learn Is the spirit which has very
generally shown itself among the people.
Taking into consideration the fact that the
people Of the town are at least IS COO richerby
reason Of this Fair being held here, I think
they manifest that gratitude for taYors re-
ceiyed 10 very peculiar and Illogical manner
deem It but just to repeat what one Of the lend
ing citizens, and one about whose activity and
generosity there Is no divided opinion, has
said to me, that Marshalltown WAS DESIGNATED
for the locality of the Fur, without tho
knowledge and consent Of Its citizens, This
may be true, but after the location was fixed
they made generous promises, md they should
have carried them out to the letter,
should do injustice to Hon. G. II. Wood
bury, who is in fact the leading citizen of Mar
shalttown, if / did not except him from this
general charge Of bad faith. Mr. Woodbury.,
during the Fair and before, has given almost
bis entire time, md largely OF Ifs means, to
did in making the Fair success, and be de.
serves the Hveliest gratitudc Of the associa-
tlon OF which hc Is an honored member.
WHAT WILL DE REAL1zED.
The managers of the Fair confidently be.
lievc TINT when all the goods on hand are Dis
posed ok and all the subscriptions collected.
he rrsu1t will fnnt TIT, n Y,roftt nf vnrv non r1T
, 1865-09-04
MARINE NEWS,


Pep t@p1e kssd 1so1mG s1naGit. sHs'
@ gnan &o5f!es &$s5Fe sgng'ss s1nds:,
iRop Toh Napier st Joteph, s,isi pkss fsuls,
| p F.op 81 nqesten, Wilson. Grand rhzer, snndrfes
H. m, bfitdEn lnErsha, st. c1alE - IN Inn,
Sa1aas e y S1e1saa !e oaas, Neaonsoase, 70 lumber
fsGes Hs MG;sTs rssstiSq - lumber
sssF sssr G{s5 {e5 sEt.n {.1S 5seksoa jossns >ordsw
sehf as;n1' ss;Sss' co.taln kalamazoo. % lumber sas
sesr Carrie Weodfard. nowe Kaiauazpo. e lumber.
Hs Aosf Heefs, = ft ns ssneo III
sssr sls':is 8 aq 4; e 70 !ane
sssf ssF ass gsaIs ss @ f sss1 ,a
schr illinotz, Turke, Mu.keFon. % % Eauuher.
ST. s.: f: e ,sss; ,ass: So
sss. ss.;s, f e
schr VIM jones. 1sou1as Aantsfeev 50 N lumber % N
sehr yapa9. sgeasiand. @Maa!stse. Mani 10 n ,nuber.
a G sdsn Fsssssoss ,sTSs
sehr ;szsIs: Anderson. Gtsaa Haven, rs m lumber
s2sF issss: .ss is sss ID se:a
sa01n- AEAasAsl@As +A4p6tS&v 10 IN {du1heT
seow Eat3 9geen. Elneh, South Haven, y cl, bark.
'eo~ sas Tnn' FNskeF, soutn Raven, eas oafs,
:cow Granger. Fed, Kalamazoo, j m lumber.
I.nr vsx nn.. CLEARED. Sept :! !
es3 y YYehstS YeIs sS,asIse 1,1eTss
., b fesp: l.so h1is 6ear nd saadfss. y"
op Iop s. IrqWSses! Wl1sen: aaaa sunrss
,p ,rop ttaF9slIe, Napier. st. jo~.ph, sr,dFies.
nsta 81 GAeSfca Bodalo tsooo au corn, s,aoH
s.QN
sop acme, D1eksou, Buffalo. n,ooo bu corn md sua.
COW onsida Atwood. Buffalo, . bu corn, md SUI
tsrqun Cleveland, Walsh, Runalo, IL Is bu corn
safque N1lad. EhFon, Buffalo, a0,1S bu corn
tnr2ue Goten Fleece. Wood, Bntralo, u is bu corn.
'a5qpe feshNXos Mebonnen, BnDa1o, n, 81 bu coEa-
chr pophts. Essson, Buifzfo, HGpp bu corn.
chr Summit. Cummings Buffalo l18t5 nu wheat.
chr Ethpst, Jouea. Buffalo, ti,lot 81 corn,
chr Lnns StaF. Isiniton, RuE 73Q bu corn.
thf Gomet Mckenzie, Buffalo, ~ IS b1 tor O.
cn1 Fo1ntc Doon, ledleu, Buffalo, ii 81 bu eofH'
chr Flight Christian. Rntfa!o, 10 So hn eoEn'
chf Co1lnSEood. Keith, Bunalo, III. 20 en eotn;
c9E y r NnWman. Vance, EunAok IL A.ln oa SS tM III
cns u. l. Whitman, CoMrtozd, BudsHs |""@S -
chr Grape Shot, Fuatef nntsalo, l:19 pn cora
chr ktcnura. Fulton. Eu1ao, =. .9 oa cusn-
chr re1s3a~ Cullotn, OsweEu. i9S5 % aShsat Ses
fhf &eT4Eat+ llnn. 0swesn !1.aN IN s ~ .,r1t >'
chg Bay City, Fpn1, BnHa1o, L%soo o1 eo'R-
, 1865-09-04
CHICAGO CATTLE maRkiEr.


O1IC1 o. 1NE DAuy T1fHEsX.l
Saturday Evening, Sept =.
ne 1os1oFtns table ehows the daily receipts and
snpnena ~ Of Beef catua during the week 1adiDE
todayt compared with tbs receipts zad shipmenis Of
the corresponding ~eek oflsst year:
REF FATTIE.
, 1865-09-04

cannot be found short Of active measures of
prrcaution. It is receiving the anIious atten-
tion Of the Governments Of Europe. In Eng
| laud IL si4atcs the universal dread at the an
proacl.fns cholcra, ns q subject Of alarm, and.
! indeed, The inrngcs Of the destroyer amour
their best dairy stock could be viewed with No
less general sensation. 1t Is brought home 10
the British public by, the greatly enhanced
prices Of dairy products and butchers ,neats
in the English markets. In MI the Instances
noted It has been shown to be contagious and
following the movement Of diseased stock.
The process Is natural one The fear of loss
TO the holders Of choise cattle endangered by
exposure induces them; to send them abroad
for sale, or to partt With 1hcin at home at
tempting Prices: By this mcaus the Injection
reached English herds, and Inns been widely
extended In the sa1ne wxr IN M parts Of Eng
land- A prohibition ngainst the movement OF
slock is now beginning u be q general resort
abroad by public edicts, and 1t may proye ct.
fcctnhl. At ,least; the presumption is Ha1-,
rantcd by the fact that in cyery; case where
tho disease las appeared It hns been traced to,
the Introduction Of diseased animal.
The seasons for the annual gatherings Of
our Mrmors In t4ca1 and State Fairs Is nt
hand, and there can be, no better topic for
1hcit carly discussion, than the dangers Of the
cattle plague, and tho precautions that arc
called for to protect our herds. Far better
10 bring up these questions while the peril l.
stf'l remote. The importation Of cattle from
abroad should be stopped at tho seaboard,
BY any arrival from foreign countries where
the disease exists, the evil may be developed
In Ills country and Its baleful spread begin.
The movement Of imported cattle westward
may be even more easily prevented. The rail-
roads have q large stake In this matter. Any
disaster to the herds OF. our prairfcs would
Tell upon IN important branch Of their carry
Ing trade. The precaution can very properly
come from thelr combined action, in an agree
mcnt among themselves to bring no imported |
stock Westward on any terms. The raflrpad |
owe this to The cattle trade of tho |
West, md cannot too Econ adopt measure |
# protection which will be for mutual ad. |
vantage. In the event Of the Development Of /
he disease in the seaboard States, the embar. !
70 should be strict against all movements OF !!
:attle westward, and this sAonld DC conpul>
'ory under penalty. One result ut least should |
DC secured by the farmc1s' gatherings now
Iel{ng place. 1t should he the constitu, |
ion Of competent. intelligent commission,
properly chosen and qualified to represent |
md seek protection for our Western stock /
7isiug interest. And let the members be the
best men in point of experience and capahil-
ly. Let not our State Fair close without
'ome Intelligent action on this subject.
, 1865-09-04
C0MUERClAL.

~ SATURDAY EvExrta, Sept. 2.
The following summary shows the movement In
Produce and provisions dunng The pset II hours,
compared with the movement for the same Hme LAST
Tear:'
, 1865-09-04
THE --LATEST mURDER.

der cops,drrct1 ~ onr of thc F;ne A. ~ ha
did not 1taye such a casc hcfor. him az TIN
coo, t.ucedy enacted On Michigan avenue m
The evening of The 17th of Anenst which h,s ss
lust come Il 1ip,,t. That thnee mcn ah,,,1a
meet almost by chance. take a r3do With n
fou1th 1nan In one If The nrincin,1 .strcc,s of
CnIcaro. murder b,1n hefare 1n,i3niobt ~ IN m
presence Of two female witnesses dlsnosa of
fbe hodr- rr4nrn tn tbe r1ora wharf 1,,, ,,;,,-.
I'd lin, m and 4h.,, rc,,,a,,, - w. 49,. :;
onn.,l,nc r,rr,,n,s+orr. n x,,,~. a H., r.
bard5hoed .nd ar insec,,,itr = ~ 1;e, ,.t,,ot,
mov wf., m,kc crerr c,,,vsn w.
n.lc South c1crt- rt-oc, : ,,o,o,-
Van Rn1an has Iono heen tnor, ss
nm internal haunt which ,;rbt mfndsa 49,
n,c would Rave heen f,,ad IN sce for 4to ,nost
nayt consumed With fire. ,nd hrimstona o,d
swn1,owed mn he n neaa q. and tima 4hns.
+m, ra,,s Hers ". bora o,,o ~ ,ts .,aasas
f,r,;ts~, mn, mattcr-,t:fart 1,nrao- ~"
c,,tea IN a hrsinae. ,;ta ,,.v,,,,. a. -, -.,Is
s.,.s .oat..,st -. sa,,s.. -. - W. "ow1
~;th a ho1ancss md ~ ~ r,,ooncern wh,oh ~a',1s
-. - ~ sS.a 49, .sSs.s-.-.s1- .eu .a ou.o
,.;.,sa TN ~ - ,,.ss ~ h,;p ~. ena. tne
s s"n.s. ~ - % 1,..,. 1.e.sa.a a. tu..1
49, ~ ~ III '~' ' s''''4'
Ar -.
...,ss on' m'n 60 ~ w !n'uus .n ea-
s..'aea 41 Iey y s, US aseu'eu
A..N 4~. r. 49,. 49,, W .," =. = tau1
u.>sau1.e~' taEseu 4n@ , en""a un0es ea1-
,iase ~", @.,.NSs, ,e~e.n .ousuy ,.r' tnat
ooue .sssuo tis' -. e.la one1uss otts " tae
eoDf ot eA'fs ~ n's e'1ss' Was tonnu hoaune
IL 1ae 1"ef - "eo proven. 1nat one o. tne
, 1865-09-04
The Canrnss In lowa-<7ors Stones APP
po{Atmepts,

PofMtNlenta.
Iuesday, Sept. 6-Toledo, Tuna cotnty.'
Wednesday, Sept. 6-V1nton, Benton cun1ty.. 3'*
r.: Ihn.sday; Sept 7-Ahenoon,> Waterloo, BlAck
Thursday, Sept IL {Eyening,} Cedar Falls, Black
Hawk county. =
Friday, Sept s-Independeuce Buchanan comfy.
Saturday, Sept. 9-Manchester, Delaware county.
Monday, Sept. u-Anamosa, Jones county.
Tnesaay, Sept. Tx A,ernoon,> Aagnoketa, Jack
Tuesday, Sept 1e-tEyening,, Andrew, Jackson
Wednesday. Sent 1a-S.hu}e :T,ckeo, .,rn+z
, 1865-09-04
Regiments TO be Mustered Ont,

lf1u1u tnt "nsn1nE1on Chronlcle, Wth ut.
The Secretary Of War has ordered the DIS
charge Of the following named regiments:
Connectient-sd heavy artillery.
1linots-6tst, o7th+ 1Gsth, l14th, 95th lsotb, and
I'd Infantry Company G, %, aud Elgin's battery.
Indiara-.fh and 18th cavalry.
Iowa-asa. e9h, ssth, and sd infantry.
kansas-fth cavalry.
A!jehjean-1st heavy artillery:
Observation-Disclosures heavy artillery.
MlFtGurt-sDth and 4i,h tnfsntry
New fork-5th, G2d. and 6Gth infantry, and 18th,
lGlh, s1st, and eth battcties Of artillery! :.
North Carolina-sd and III mounted infantry.
rennsylSanIa-Battery A, list.
Sermont-1st- I'd, and "F1ontier" cavalry.
- WlsconAin-27th, sSth, and SD infantry, and
Company 4 md D, lit heavy artillery. 49,.
, 1865-09-04

eHEEP-The market during the week has been
steady. md the surpJ rather limited. Good grades
have found steady sse, Ehiie Inferior ones hayo been
dull Tbs cloaing rates uze u allow:
Good to rrime....,.. m
sleaunai 100 10
SV1Al1cA, 3At
, 1865-09-04

Poa0rEs Tho Portland Adrtifiser says
Il Is stated that the porgy oil business on St.
Desert Is returning $40 GO day to those en-
gagged IN 1t. Some poor men have enriched
themselves to the amount Of 500 per week.
, 1865-09-04

Losing prices Tor cash Sept. = 1s6s, tecel1ed by
&c. salfonstall Co.. Commlssion Stock and Bond
ntn1s IN ~s-"A
, 1865-09-04

Stock Of Al@hsgtnes In Chicago.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Otto Ha.tuns; tbs Bolrd
Of Trade Inspector, for the following statistics
showing the number Of barrels Of Highuines In
Etorc On the lst Inst ~ hr1.
, 1865-09-04

The managers of the Fair confidently be.
Hevc TINT when all the goods on hand are Dis
Posed ok and all the subscriptions collected,
$4,000. UIc-uoc.
, 1865-09-04
Chicago Stock Exchange
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

sA1urDAx EVENING, Sept a-l0 L, N,
6ALEs At fINsT EoARD.
fcT
, 1865-09-04
SABBATH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.

A department that loses no interest when
compared with the others, is that of the Sub
bnth School. This IS under the supervision Of
Mrs. Col Mills, assisted by Mrs. Col. Baker,
wives Of two Of 1oTa's most heroic soldiers.
II II tbis labor of love and duty they show
tinguished husbands. The articles which iii
this department, are all the handiwork Of the
Sabbath School children Of the State. Ther
embrace over one hundred quilts and comfor-
tiers, With sApatchesn ready prepared for as
many more; aprons, dolls, tfdies, :childrcn's
dresses md thousand and one other useful
and attraetiSe articles. The sales Of the nrti-
cies In this booth hare been active and at good
prices, - =
MARsuA11TowS.
This IS the place where the Fair is held. 1t
Is the centre md shire town Of Marshall coun-
ty. and Marshall county, as the people here
insist, tg the centre county Of the State.
hlarshalltown: :las about ten years. vigorous
hnE hSH. aa tMo e9Pans sSaaDap Sn slS sSaa q
Yankee origin. It Is located on high rolling
prairie, and orerlooks rs goodly land as
human eye ever rested upon. The soil on
which 1t Is located and which surrounds 1t,
Is as good rs any that can be found In the
every direction. Is have % sid, ss tho peop5e IL
here are mostly OF Yankee origin, and Of
course the school house and the church are
the leading Institutions, while rum shops ora
not tolerated within Its limits. During nv
stay here have not seen drunken man,
Every man, woman and child seems to have
Of A[arshailtown IRE ambitious. They have
one rnilroad and have the stakes out for an- !
other, and when that Is In running order, they ]
mean to make can for locating tile Capital I
On the very spot {Sorrel Hill where am en-.
gagged With a poor band Of music on one side
, 1865-09-04

Totals;;: ls;;:.....-.-...s!l,s5e,sA g s1,En,sss g
, 1865-09-04

-. 4Osdt -assss.s%.s.. fit, q
Eight hundred acres OF cotton, At $500
pounds to the acre being C40000 pounds
al 60 cents per pound, producing ....,,.- 18a,0
, 1865-09-04

This embraces the war.won and tattered
battle Gag Of almost every Iowa regiment.
They are arranged In the booth with artistic
eject, and to-day the wind being nearly 1t
Eest, many are thrown To- the breeze.
They bear on their folds thc
record Of almost every battle during the war,
q record which places Iowa in the very yan Of
loyal States. In this hall are large number
Of works Of aT, embracing portraits Of Lin.
coin, Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Farragut, and
a large number Of others Of Cur pet heroes
and statesmen. These portraits met with a
ready sale, showing the atfectionate regard
the people hare for these great mcn. sup
pose yon might travel through and visit every.
family IN this State, from the occupant Of The
most elegant mansion to the smallest log
cabin, aud fn more than one-haH Of these you
Will find portraits Of Lincoln and Grant, With
q laTge sprinkljng Of Sherman, Sheridan, Par
Iagut and others who have made mora or
less splendid record Ia the past fur years.
Mcclellan you do not sec. There DIE but lev
that remember him, and that few are not 80
noted for their love OF art as they arc for their
love Of whiskey. The American Napoleon Is
bnng mp IN dram shops, feW livery stables,
, 1865-09-04

q little affair occurred last week In the City Of
Churches In which prominent residents Of the
locality arc deeply Interested. A deacon and
trustee Of . leading church hos como to a
misunderstanding with q heavy dealer in
pork. The lady In the case il the wife Of the
the Inter. "Pcop1e will talk" you know,
and they say many strange things, but thus
far the papers Ate silent. KIN0sroS.
, 1865-09-04
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

All td1<s Q( G10ta ore Ho.0 N71de ~ q ptsfs q
&c sforagk, IN 1eeos dance cin q resofu:to
pdsstd on Change, an1 Gre 10 reported BY vi. u,
tess osh<5tc!se sptetfed.7
, 1865-09-04

The 1oral booth at this fair Is really one Of
the most attractive ever SOW In the West. I
1uu some Of the rnrest flowers to be found In
the country, exhibited here. They are almost
entirely contributed By Marshalltown ladies,
aud show ever 90 conclusiyely the New Eng.
land origin Of the fair hands that have nouf.
lshed them in honor Of their loved homo on
the Atlantic coast. They are all to be dis
posed Of by chance at 81 a ticket, On the last
day Of the fair, aud a large number Of most
of.
, 1865-09-04
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

Recrlpta fru9n 6a1cs OF the Chicago
Daily Newspapers.
, 1865-09-04


Star G
s+A$I8 c
demand l. uloTa active aud prices bot-
I'm !GE IT.. III made sn.t1J At 1a4 TIC Per dnx-
AZ, sa ~ Mnde at o per H. Peaches 40 II
~ ~ .ad maF5et dull DE1sd Fruits hare e1-
, 1865-09-04
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
Gossip Of the Great City.

Ketcfiufn once More-A New Phaae OF
Wall Street Notwithstanding for
tho ProEtnelals-Theattl Gossip
Merchandise for Southern PoKts-lllt
Mt Our English CouHtne-Sonnethtnx
abont Stcanaships-Ncw York Viewed
from Above.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-13
a FnInIShed TuriIe-

A few days since complaint was made to
the Selectman Of Belchertown, that sluce-
way about half mile east of the center was
stopped up Accordingly surveyor was
sent to clean out and repair the bridge. A
large fiat stone was removed, and the work.
men put their bar under what they supposed
to be another stone, but it clung to the earth.
Another man standing by took hold OF the
bar, and by the utmost exertion of all, it
gave way, when to their surprise they found
It was mud turtle, measuring three feet
in length, fourteen iuches in width and
weighing thirtY-one pounds He was taken
to the pOoThouse, and be gave evidence OF
long abstinence a pail OF swill was given
him, which he eagerly devoured He has
since been fed regularly and abundantly, and
gains in flesh. His shell had grown in a
round hollow like rough places in the stone,
and 1t ir coniectured that his turtleship must
have been there from five to ten years, all
the time without food Perhaps some of the
nsturalists in this vicinity can solve the
question-how long can turtle live without
food 2-SpriRgfeid Union.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-13

BIAsPHEMY IN AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS -
Mr. Beecher is a very energetic divine
There is story told of him, that being Of
fered by some university the degree of d. D.,
he replied that he would be d-d if be ac.
cepted it, Ia one of his Sunday evening
lectures, the mild and meek pastor branded
as 'white-livered scoundrels" all electors who
should dare to vote Tor General Mcclellan
Bot what are the meekness and the midness
OF the Brooklyn apostle-whose pewseats
are sold by auction every spring-compared
with the pious zeal Of the Tribune, who de-
clared the other day that the Almighty
could have nothing to do with Copperheads
while He maintains His present respectable
ity J. Turn from this sainted journalist to
the Rev. c. Abbot, who related lew
evenings ago, at the Cooper Institute, New
York, amid the rapturous applause of a Re-
publican audience, an anecdote worthy, in
its loathsome blasphemy, of Mnrat to the
effect that "GOd could not have taken Vicks-
burg. unless the Yankees had come with
Him"-G A. Sala
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-13
PETITION FOR PARTITJON

Henry NJ. GebhaFt, Cathariue Ann GeLhart and Mary
N Hsihart, W. Am LA r. Hellerman, John A
Heerman, Peter +. Gsbhart, Rosetta H. Gebhart
and Ellen Gebhar superior Court of Moptgom
cry County Ohio. Petition for Partition
A MELlA X. HELLERMAN, John A. Hellerman
IA Ieter y. Gethart, Rosetta H. Oebhart and
Elien Gebhart will take notice that Petition was
nled agdnst them on the 10th day OF December, A
H. 1861, 10 the Superior Court OF nontgomery Ooun.
", Cho, by Henry N. Gehhart, Catharine Ann Geb-
hart and Mary d. GebhArt, and IL nov pending
wherein Henry N, Gebhart, Cainarne Ann Gebhart
aud Mary NJ Gebhart demand partition of the follow.
ing real estate, to-wit:
Situate in the County OF Montgomery and State of
Omo-beng part OF the southeast quarter Of section
NO Is township No. 2, range east, SC; beginning
AT the southwest corner of the tract los 50 per,hes
=, 80 W. nom the section corner at a stone;
thence n. So los so perches along Gebhart's sec.
uoh lne 10 stonei thence n 10, J5 O1OO peTches
along WeaVers aud the section line to a stone;
thence 8 s6' W. los Sc perches along Roots line 10
eionei thence south 40, IS so pefchts along ia.
COZ shades eto the place OF beginning, COZ tanning
Sool sixty hve acres, more or less. Also lots mum.
bered forty nine, fifty ity -one and ~ two (4o 90
81 and 52) as designated on plat OF the subdylsiop
oipart OF section No. ~, town 2, range T. made bs
Mcclure ami HaNnes, and recorded on the records
oi Montgomery county, Ohio, IN plat book A. page
e9' situate IN Msdison toWnship, Montgomery COM
" Ohio and that, at the February 2erIn iSG5, 81
said Court, tue SAID Henry NJ. Gebhart, Catherine A.
tebhart and Mary NJ. Gebhsrt will apply for an or
der that partition may be made Of said premses
HENRY NJ GEBHART
CATHERINE ANN GEBHART
MARY M. GEBHART.
ADAM cAAI, Ah'y. declfdaWlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-13
sHERIFFs SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator Of John staosberger
deceased, vs.. Edmund steckel etal
Case No. 1855.
Qf virtue or and in obedience to- an order OF sale
II made by tne Superior Court NJ Montgomery
county Ohio, will otter ~ public sale at the door q
the Court House in Dayton, on
SafHrody, JaHuay Ia, 1865,
Al two O'Clock m OF said day, the following de.
scubcd real estate, viz; Lots numf cred two thousand
sk hundred and three q e3) and four thousand and
ninety-ons tUSll "a designated the revised plat OF
me city Of la ten, IN the county OF Montgomery and
Lot No. 2608 isstuated on West Third street north
side, on which there large two story frp'ne dwei
ing aud other ont building No AZ and has
been appraised at S3,Osv
Lot No. 4O9l is vacant lot and extends from Ash.
ley street Frank street, near Warrsn street and
has been appraised at sIEo
The above described property cannot sell for less
than u o-ihirds Of its appraised value
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county,
ODLIS a CAHtLL, Attorneys dts isVts