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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA merchant Of
Washington has contracted to furnish one
thousand tons of coal to the Treasury De-
partment at $1l43 and $l1.55 per ton.
The Alexandria journal, referring to a
late decision in the County Courtthat by the
bill Ofarights negroes were entitled to trial
by jury, shows that by the same bill of
rights negroes have the right to vote, quot
ing the words shat all men showing suffi-
eient evidence of common interests with
and attachments to the community have
the right Of suffrage.o 49, .----.-. - -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
The Nuptial Tic : VI,

Has been described as not fixed with the
tongue which the teeth cannot unloose.-
But the teeth themselves, if beautiful by
the aid of SozoDoNT, are powerful agents in
producing the fascination which leads to
marriage. The charm which this delicious
preparationTtends to the breath, too, has a
decidedly hymenial tendency. White teeth
and pure breath! What heart can resist
them? 81 ~ ,... 5's'r. fsa. septl1-deod1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
The Freedmen at Washington
GuerriIias in LoudOn County,
Va--COiOred Troops 10 be Mus
tered Out--.A New Military Com

Va,-COIored Troops 10 be Mus
tered Out--.A New Military Com
mission. .....,
New York, Sept. 12.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: Only one hun
dred and thirty partial rations are issued to
destitute freedmen of this city, and the
number is rapidly decreasing, owing to the
efforts of the Freedmen's Bureau to provide
all colored citizens of this class with self
sustaining employment. .a~ 20 ma
Lieut.. Clark, of General Howard's staff,
has just returned from Harper's Ferry,
whittier he was recently sent for the pur-
pose of investigating freedmen's affairs in
that vicinity, and reports very encouraging
| ly OF their present and prospective copdi-
I'tion. He represents, however, that the
dsmoniacal spirit of rebellion still exists
among many of the returned 'guerrillas of
Loudon county, who have recently exhib-
tied their hostility by firing occasional
shots at small squad of the l93d n. ",
stationed at Sandy Hook, on the Maryland
side of the river. None of our men have
as yet been injured, although several mar
been stationed on the Virginia side of the
river, which will probably prevent re-
occurrence of these ontrages. .a-z~
The Secretary of War has issued instruc-
tions to the commanding Generals offthe
Departments of North Carolina. Virginia,
Florada, Texas, Louisiana and, Arkansas
directing them to Immediately muster out
of service all rganizationsof colored troops
which were enlisted in the Northern States
and are, now serving in their respective
commands, the muster out to be by entire
organizations, including all additions there
to by recruits and other sources. Another
order directs the muster out of 10000 addi-
tional white troops in the Department OF
Arkansas. Major Gen. Augur has also been
ordered to reduce the volunteer force in hi:
command to 5000 commissioned officers and
enlisted men OF all arms. rrrr1f1y...,
/ "A new Military Commission, of. which
Col. John Mansfield, of the 18th Veteran
Reserves, is President, and Capt. A. FL
/ Wands, of the 10th Veteran Reserve Corps
Is Judge. Advocate, convened at. the Ole
Capitol to-day, In pursuance. of orders. from
the War Department, for the trial of all
such prisoners as may be brought before it
The list will include quite number Of 'eit.
izen delinquents, and possibly the accom-
| plice of Wirtz in his inhuman treatment o.
our prisoners. ia ,.n,: ssiS Sqd3sss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
septlS-tdg ~

81 d BARNUM's SELF SEWER OR SELF GUIDE
AND BAsTER FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES,
GUIDES THE WORK ITSELF, AVOIDS THE
BENT POSTURE, PRESERVES THE EYES -
No, BAsTING.--$l.50, with directions. In
vehtor's Otiiee5OS Broadway, New York,
and at Barnum's Museum. For exhibition
and sale at State Fair, in Sewing Machine
department, Manufacturers Hall, Colum-
bus, Ohio. "''''' 7''''O sept12-d4t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

New YORK, Sept. l2,-rhe Posts Wash
ington special says the order mastering
outthe colored troops enlisted in the North
ern States, is simply measure to reduce
the army expenses. This order has no
effect upon the organizations Of col0red
troops which were enlisted in the Southern
States. ''"'l ?. -. '. ~ TO
Advices from Mexico, received here to-
day, show that former reports OF the hope
lessness of the Liberal cause were greatly
exaggerated. ..fa7e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
THE CITY.

PosTuvELY THE LAST wEEx.-Mr. Solo
monscn, 0ptician, will remain ID this city
this week only. Procure for yourself a
pairof bis spectacles in time. See adver-
tisement. .tfil W aT3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

DAN ,RIoE'si MAMMOTH MENAGERE.-
This great institution, under the immedi-
ate supervision Of the renowned Dan him
SELF will be here to-day, and in full blast
at and 718 P. M. to-day and tomorrow,
under the great pavilion on High street,
opposite the State Fair Grounds. For the
details, the wonderful sights, and the fun
of this great show of Dan Rice's, we refer
the reader to the pictorial advertisement in
this paper. Remember the show takes
place at2 and N p. M; to-day and to=mor-
row, opposite the Fair Grounds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
Anniversary Of the Battle of Balti-
mOre-Kndiana Regiments Com
inn HOmef .'sNN q THTr.t

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-The anniversary of
the battle Of Baltimore is celebrated to-
day with gay display of flags and parades.
lngThe steamer Continental, with the Sth
and 18th Indiana infantay, arrived at this
port this morning.. The Indiana regiments
will be disembarked aud take rail at this
noint y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

A HINT TO BoTH SExEs.-How TO GAIN AND
RETAIN AFFEoTioN.AR has ffequentiy been sug-
gested that PLANTATION BIrTEBs are. ip another
form, lhs"E ixir o, Love" Of the Ancients. That
they do much toquiet family Jars" and reconcile
fretful wives to cross husbands. We verify believe.
When domestic quiet is restored and connubial fe-
lisity reigns supreme,
,..''How great the charm. how sweet the bliss
That finds expression in kiss"
A free and pr oper use Of PLANTATION BITTERs
vim insure tho souls Of both sexes with pure and
hish-toned sentiments of affection. and a capacity
for rare aud sxquisite enjoyment in each others
society. Remember there is NO placclik hone and
no passion like iove-and nothing to link the two
together and you to both like the great Family Bles
sing, PLANTATION BITTERs.
sept l9.7d&w1vo grauk fgi1NsrI7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
Scarcity Of Houses I'm Newbern--A
Convention of Negroes an Raleigh
Northern AbOlitiOnists Invited.


%, New YORK; Sept. 12.--A Beaufort letter
of the 9TH says that not single house can
be had in Newbern, and warns Northerners
who intend emigrating there to be pre-
pared accordingly. The lack OF mechanics,
saw mills and building material, combined
with the refusal of property holders who
have been identified with the rebellion to
sell any Of the thousands of'acres of timber
land within sight of Newbern, prevents any
progress in building by enterprising per-
sons. 1t is proposed that a mass meeting
be held at Newbern, Beaufort and Will
mington, to demand enforcement of the
confscation act, If this prescription policy
Is not abandoned. VI 30 polaa 10 oisI
A Chamber of Commerce is about being
organized in Newbern. a'AA
A,Raleigh letter ofthe SthH says the col
ored people will hold State Convention
on tho 10Th, and have invited Secretary
Chase, Horace Greeley, Gen. Butler, Sena-
tor Wilson, Chas. Summer, Thaddens Stey-
ems, j. w. Ashley, Secretary Harlan, Gov.
Andrew, SENATOR, Shermantand s0thers to
be present. The Convention will consider
the propriety of asking for the restoration
of the elective franchise which they enjoyed
prior TO 1885, bcdsiniEl Viwod bf;f teifg,'aa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

A TKoTTISa RACE will come off on the
Olentangy Park Course at 8 p. M. to-day,
for a purse and stake of $500, mile heats,
to wagons. For'entries, see advertisement
In this paper = era mtAnn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

COMMITTED FOR Christian
Ortman hada preliminary examnation be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning for bur-
glary, and was required to find bail In $500
for his appearance at the next term Of the
Court of Common oPleas, to answer the
charge. Falling 10 give the required bond,
he was sent TO the county jail. ,r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

-'aA7PA1R of fine matched Bay Horses, fast,
are for,sale, and can be seen on the Fair
Grounds, in stalls Nos. 80 and 81. ''. ~ ~
5J seDtl3-3t gfar' ....s u.nf. '.a- -uinH'IH. ..t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

OPERA HoUsE.-The comedy of "Married
Life" will be reproduced at the Opera
Hotsei tonight with comic song by Mr..
Gross, dance by Mile. Victoria, and the
play of the Wandering Boys" The bill
is good one, the performers excellent, and
a very choice entertainment may be ex-
peeted.- :. ---s--- - --n .L.E.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
CITY ITEMS.
AuCtiOn.

Auction.
Turney s. Simon will sell on the corner
of High and State streets, on Thursday
morning, Sept. 18th, at 10 o'clock, Family
Carriage; 1'open Buggy, nearly new;
Horse and Harness-the Horse is fine
family Horse and a good traveller. Sale
Positive. Terms Cash. .re ed '.nra
V. r. GLAZIER,
septlS-tds , - -.lrN.. Salesman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
The aaoId NIarket.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Gold was weak to-
day.. Quotations opened at l443S, and fell
gradually to IA. Afterwards 1t recover
ed Il, ... .r..-,r ..,-,...,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

TURN out to the meeting at the Court
House this evening, and hear JUnaE LANG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
Wv YorR marre,.-sc.ot 20 :.

0g C0TTON-YeTy firm. with. however. less doing
sl5h@146 for niddliDg. N
05 fL0uR-Du and dropping. "S7 so97 s5 for sx-
trac state &8 1919 10 for extra round hoou Ohio
80 20 IL 90 for trade brands market closing heavy
No bnyers at outside quotations.
WHlSKY.Firm. Western 81 rs, and small lots
'&ifEiTt1 Dun. Dun sSsc lower for winter nd 10
lower for western; $l 6@l64 for Chicago spring and
Isblilwaukee olub.sl 65@l &c for amber Milwaukee,
and tg 90 for winter red western. .alHub3
ud1l BAlELIlEE{s iaIl VIA AND BARLEY MALT-7rDul and
CORN-l@2c lower: White ansound q asc lower.
759soc for unsound. ssss9hc for sound mixed
N6SjAtgTTSSA1DS N6SjtgTTS1 DSd,o y12Ia ho' 7i 'i'egssi7gyhA
RYkgDail and Ssc lower. $50 for westerp..,,,o .,si
l. . COFFEE-7l3lg l5c, b.. f-. 4 *, s,,itaV .g.T;so1
~ M0LASSES-TQniet. garl..-; gS'a,
ESU UGAR-Cuba IMuscoyado, il A@14X Hayana1 13
@I5c: fHH I N
PETROLEUM-Firms at 35 l@3ec for cruds; $50
| 59etor refined in bond,77c for rrfined, free. nH
HOPS-Steady. 2O95Oc for '64 crop; 4Oo60 for '65
| ,P0RK--Firmor. s32 a7Kas2 rs for new mess.
s24 25ae25 % for prime ,S2s $1,000 90 for prime
BEEE Firrahssst Firh st So sCai2 90 for plain ness sil
00dp14 so for extra mess. -citg.o,. ~,
| BEEF HAMS--Quet and unchanged.
| ,sClT TMEATS=Steady. 450 packages ct l59l6ko
for shoulders; Ie923c for hams.
IAR2tG FirSeri stsieSc. - gEO2&gEksg
| BUTTER--Actiye and firm at 23933c for Ohio "a
EHEEsEwDull at lisis3oI % .1'3o ' .aSrol g3nS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

10 JUDGE LANG, Democratic candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, will speak in front
of the Court House this evening. o,e,,og
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

ELLsLER's ATHBNEUM.-At the Athene-
um, the Ticket Of Leave Man," which was
so successfully performed last night, will be
repeated tonight. 1t is an admirable as
well as a popularplay, and Mr., Nagle, who
represents the principal character in it, is
an artist of rareskill and ability. We adj
wise all who have not seen him in this play
to visit the Atheneum tonight by all
means. gg oai ?. Hf. .f ''-.,t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

.,JgpcEgWM. LANG will 'addressthe peo-
pie from the Court House steps this even
,ne' un1rllnnnn VI ALLNIl Nnnn 4 p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

IS WANTED--SoLDIERs, LADIES OR OTHERS
SINKING LIGHT OUf-DooR EMPLOYMENT -
Agents selling cheap Sewing Machines,
Books, Pictures, Yankee Notions, Clothes
Wringers, Patents, Canvassers, Peddlers,
Train Boys, &c. &C., can more than pay
their travelling expenses, without any det-
riment to their other business, with d.
Barnum's SELF-SEwER OR SELF-GuIDE AND
BAsTER for all Sewing Machines. Entire
time given to it-$5 to $l5 per day. 1t is
as simple and easily attached and worked
as the common Guage by their Guage Scre,o
Weight, 1Soz. Retails at $l50, with direc-
tions;, 5000 per dozen; $s4.00 by the gross
Postage on one cents, on dozen 4S cents
Send for dozen or gross. s75gal !. 4l,aa9
/ also sell fifteen otherlight, portable and
best selling articles, that pay 100 to 200 per
cent. profit.
Send forcircular.s .J QG-V
d. BARNUM, Inventor,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
d. BARNUM, Inventor,
sept11-d4t sos Broadway, N. Y.

4 rAinazsd the casing rustici rang I'd aroundt 4
"n And stll they gaaed, and stll thewonder grew;
That Dr,s Seelye'sy LIQUID CATARRH
REMEDY should be sold in such enormous
quantitiesr4butupon being Informed that
''the best families" kept it constantly on
hand to cleanse the head, they were no
longeramazed, t0J wtAuqa'g. sspt,g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13
nXTcHELoR,si HAIR DYE /

THE Original and Best in the World The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
Instantaneous. v Produces Immediately q splendid
Black or natural Brown, without ipjuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists, The genuine Is signed W lillian A.
Bachelor. Also, a53,J e,ft ~ - ID. iD .,
REGENERATINGl EXTRACT Or MILLEFLEURS
for Restoring and Beau flying the Hair.
,~,-r--, CHARLES BATCHEL0R. New York;
,saueis.d6wly& s4aF4 lSA.EA'S - .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

GENERAL, Piano AGENcy.-JsC. Woods
establishmentwith the above name, adver-
tised In this paper, and located at No. y21
SouthHigh street, contains fine and large
stock of instruments from the nanufac-
tories of Chickering G. Sons, Steinway and
Sons, r Decker Brothers, Hallett, Davis &
Co, and w. II. Emerson. Music dealers,
and persons wishing to select pianos for
private use, cannot easily do better than to
call on Mr.. Woods. A2& = IEARsfFt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

GENTLEMAN CURED OF NER.
"A vous Debility. Premature Decay, and the ,ef-
feetsof youtAf1l indiscfetion, WILDE happy I'd fur
nish others with the means Of cure Gree Of CHARGE
This remedy is simple, safe, and certain.
Forfull particulars by return mail, please address
,;iuasisdaxsm ,dlsSNa:s4u IT,. New YSik.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

Go and, hear JUDGE LANG atDthe Court
House this evening. VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-13

Number Of entries q .......,....
MACHINERY AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Number of entries.
Textile Fabrics, Mil Fabrics, Household Fab
RIGS, Worked Metals, &c.-No. OF entries. -. Is
Farm PIoducts-No: OF. entries. :....... a
Fruits, Flowers, Nuts Gc.-No. of entries. ... As
Drawings Paintings. Designs, Musical Instru-
ments, r&c!-No. Of entries. ...................
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
A Republican swindIsr.

WASHINGTON, August IA statement was
heretofore made, aud is now going the rounds
of the press, that T W Fuller who is in con.
inement at the Old Capitol, under su order
from the War Department, is the party who
de fraudel the Union Congressional Commit.
tee out of $45 900, by means of drafts drawn
and signed in blank by the Treasurer Mr..
Haion, which drafts the said Fuller stole, filed
up, collected and receipted for, using receipts
also signed in blank, This, it now appears,
is erroneous.
Senator Harlan never signed either drafts
or receipts ia blank for that committee. The
drafts received were iorgeries as we'll as the
letter presented by the rogue as voucher for
his authority to make collections None of
the signatures we're genuine, He had scarce
ly commenced, when being advised by friends
of his nefarious work, and line of travel, he
was interrupted by means Of telegraph, arrest
ed and imprisoned, but escaped some weeks
afterward through the aid OF some OF his sc-
complices, at Racine, Wisconsin, where his
arrest was made The whole amount collect.
ed by means OF this forgery, as far as the
committee could learn, did not exceed seven
hundred dollars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15

New YoRK, Aug l4.-The Tribune's Rich.
mond correspondent says: Four military
prisoners are confined here awaiting action
by the General Government upon their crimes.
A commission is expected very shortly to
assemble in Richmond, and pass judgement
upon these prisoners. The FIRST IS:
Dick Turner, known as the infamous and
inhuman keeper Of Libby Prison during the
days of rebeldom. About two months since
Dick effected his escape from the dungeon in
which he was confined. After three weeks
diligent search he was found in house in
the city. The PeuitentiAry having been suf.
6cienty repaired he was sent there since
which time be has been confned in q cell by
IL, seeing only the Surgeon who daily visits
him to ensure his good health.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
CiviI War in south Am,rio..

New YoRk, Aug. l4--Brazi mails are re-
ceived, with details of the great naval victory
Of the Brazilian over the Paraguayan squad
ron. Both sides exhibited great heroism, and
the slaughter is described as terrific. The
battle occurred three leagues below the city Of
Corrientes, and lasted from o'clock 10 the
morning till 6 in the evening. The Para
guayan feet consisting ofieight steamers and
six gunboAts, mounting eighty-pounderS, and
also battery Of forty riAed cannon, was al.
most Annihiated Tho Brazilian force Was
nine guns apd their loss three hundred men,
including nineteen officers
The main army of the BrEilans, 10000
strong, was encamped on the banks OF the
Uruguay, in entrerious and on the confines
of the Brazilian territory wing Of $4,000
we're stationed.
The condition Of the Brazilian army Was
unsatisfactory, The typhus aud dysentery
we're making sad ravages. A body Of two
thousand ParaguayAns desolated the province
Of Corientes They AfterWsrd burst into Rio
Grande, aud swept the banks Of the ParAna
ard were marching through the province
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15

NEW YORK, August 10.
Cotton quiet at 44a44 Flour excited and
l5a2j better at $640a6 so for extra State
and 8 OOas 80 for round Hoop Ohio
Wheat steady and quiet at l94al95 for
wiuter red western, and 45al 45 for
ambeI Michigan, Corn quiet and one cent
lower at s9a89 for unsound, and 9Oa9l
for sound Rye frmer Barley dull Oats
dull and lower ut Ga 65 for west "a
Beef dull Cut Meat quiet Butter quiet a.
at 22a29 Cheese dull at 9al5c.
Pork frmer at 81 0Oa33 90 for new
mess and 29 3Oa29 30 for G3 and
Ga Lard frmer l94a24S Whisky frmer
at 2 l9al9 for western. Petroleum quiet
at 80 for crude
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
TeIegraphic.
LATEST Nn ws.
Washington Items,


WASHINGTON August Ia The aggregate
amount Of the appropriations made by the
last Congress is 1921 ,000,000
] he Deficiency Bill to be presented to the
next Congress will not fall snort Of five hun
dred millions.
Brevet Brigader General Wilson has been
assigned TO the charged of the Purchasing
Department of commissary stores, at Balt
more.
Major Wiley has been assigned to duty on
the board convened at Richmond to examine
officers of the Subsistence Department
The doors Of the Executive Office we're
throwu open to-day to all comers, and the
rush Of pardon and appointment seekers was
great
The President was in excellent health to.
day, and quite cheerful but evidently annoy
ed at the demand made upon his time to at.
tend to more unlmportant affairs.
1t has been concluded not to make arrange
ments for residence for the Predent and
his family on Georgetown flights, ns was
contemplated IN the recent order Of the
Secretary OF Interior Mr. Johnson prefers to
be near the Executive Office and frestricton
be needed, it will probably be sought at the
Soldiers Home.
kThe political cauldron is beginning to mani
fest great commotiou,
The trial Of Captain Wertz, the Anderso n
vile jailor will commence tomorrow.
The re.nterment OF the deceased Union
soldiers at Andersonvile, Ga under the
Superintendency Of Captain Moore, will be
completed this week.
Among those to whom pardous were granted
to-day are A. P Humphries and Il. B
Whitefeld, Of Columbus. Ohio.
Charles f. Howard, convicted in Wisconsin
of counterfeiting has been pardoned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15

IoHN o'NEAL, Joseph o'Eeal, George n. Meal,
~ and Elizabeth ONtRl, will take notice, that d
petition was filed against them the 18Th dsy Of
prl A. ~ 1850 in the Superior Court 10 and Tor tho
county ol Montgomery, ohio, by Mary y, Wolf and
Martin Wolf, demand partition OF the following real
estate, situa m Montgomery county, and bounded
a. iooWa' beginning at stone corner m tho western
boundary OF section "a, nshps, rsnve g. east ola
meredian line Drawn from the mouth ofthe great
Miami River rom which red elm, ~ inches tam ter
bears n 15' West 2s links distant and runniug from
thence chains ard 40 links 20 planted stone, nom
which a black oak u inches diRmet bears = s7o
Ea,t IS links distant thence Vast a3 chains TO pos
from which white oak stump 20 inches diametnr bears
= t9S West is links distani thence 4. "a chains rs
Inks 70 within 20 links OF tho So boundary OF said
section 10 post from which hickory 70 inches dia-
meter bears ls9 West 4s links a slant thenco East
chains aud 10 inks to post Z ON winch a red bud
l2inches diameter bears GO We as links distant
thence ~ 20 chains rs links 70 stone corner thence
West rs ohars and rs links TO the place beg nnlng
containing thirty aeres mUre or less.
Also the following described premises, stute In
Montgomery County ohio, an IN section "a, town s,
kceer. hosieT's W corner on the half gu .rter
seotOn line; thence North AZ W. st $50 poes 10
the :. f., corner OF JOooh sarias A.acr lot on said
hosiers West lnei thence .. So West ~, poles
20 the East lin ofead suTfss ten lot thence g.
~ ~. 80 poles TO the y corner OF SAID ten acre
lot thence s55G' +. "a poes TO the place Of be-
gin, ing, containing four acres more or less
Also the following descuted prt misses situate In the
county OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio--snd in
section ~ township ,, range6 East 8c, be- inning al
the MORT west corner OF Simon Roles ann thepoe
90, W b2-a poles % harles O'Neal corner.
\ = 70, poles 70 siene thence SO. 4 o., 3
OF beginning containn i've acre OF land and thai al
she next term " said couTt. tho said Marv IL MONA
Martin Vol Will apply for ord,r that partition n Ay
be made ~ sid promlses.
July 18th, ls6S.
- J. X. BAGGOTT,
Attorney for fetil Oners