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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
A Little Boy Cuts Of, his Arm t. LecR
out OF School.

Last Monday. morning, g a:ee sSu:.li, u
boy only seven years old, rea,diag at .pieas-
antville, thirty niles from New York, ,o'd
his parents if they Insisted upon Bending him
to school, that he would throw. himself TN
the Harlem railroad track, which was nea,
his fathers la,d, and'receive such injuries as
would compel them to- keep bin at homo.
They thought nothing of his threat, and lav.
ing ordered him to school forthwith, supposed
he had gone until they learned BE had exc
cuted his menace. When the ten 6'clock up
mail train passed tie village, George laid kia
left arm upon the track, aud the cars passed
over it, severing nearly the Whole of his, hand
from the limb. ..,
The engineer pcrcciyins him then forthe
first time, stepped .he train, when tho child
ran Oft, and was found with hlss shattered
ard bleeding arm behind hls back, sitting On
fence whisriug Yankee Doodle. and prc-
tending nothing lad h"ppened. Before he
could be taken home George feinted from
pain aai i,.ss OF blsod; bat when r>s.or.d
and sursc.,. WAS sam:noned he r..us
utost ohs:;.ately y 10 take an ann 'ihetic agent,
but told thg. medical gentleman 70 cut .:s,lS.
The scalpcl was used on the nangied limb.
but the little fellow never whimpered or coul-
plained. Not nerye. troubled during 40
operation, which mnst ba9e been ver.. p!tn
full; indeed, the boy did not speak unti it
was over, when he remarked with eroo. SIT
isfaction and. an air,of triumph" Well, I'm
glad L did it, can't be sentto school t1r
while any how"
The child acted with wonderful ccollisss,
saying-He first put his righ. aEm-on the 'iack,
but rejecting that when be grew up he would
not be able t. write well with the luss If that
limb, he substituted his left. His parents are
Euch distressed at the occurrence and appre-
6erd If he is sent to school again he viii des-
troy himself. Tho boys conducr is al'pass
xplicable, and his fSrtitude aTd determine.
.i:n extraordinary Tor o:eof his tsut;:r ears.
&c have Known q. great many tit,fe recp'o
who dislike the routine and confinement Of
school, bu; never before Heard Of ere .wbo
preferred to part with Ais. ar:u rat;,.r iGs1
submit 20 their disagresableness.-Excas1g'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

Tns AsMrlc CEoLxa I'll: cho'era is
said to have aPpcsietl in h''a;' and to be
moving steadily wrs>wstyl.. Tue ls Rcd
Seane@s brought word TIA; Mecca aud
Medina are vast lazar houses of choiers suit
ten victims, the pilgrims petishing all along
the road to the sbrlnes frem Jeddo and the
Southern ports, and sheiks, who had coms to
L;s, Kanba, turning back in horror, with
their ,ra;ne. to suocamb in tents and houses
vhcrs they bad shut Themselves ur; Already
Egvci las beer reached, and tie fe labs there
:Ie perishing By thousand: so mnoh SO tiat
lie Italian and French ,iarr,rs arc shut
.sru;ns. vessels from Alex'ndri.. Maraiiies
bss kcrt all the z.ailbeats in quarantine ever
.ince two u,oriband passengers were iandei
in the Jul. tie; and Of last tSe ourselves, have
hcen obliged to copfrotta peril that cannot
he digregafied. The newspapers aud letters
which went out of the general post Office on
day last were sept in b rs in,tead Of
-. +, .rese,, i'f-r''ars te'rg :a.'ricd out
ssa1fs;. o, ,sfs That. ndced: IS not precsution
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

TENNESSEE grown!ow ia out
:, 80 8 Address 70 the People" Its. elject,
be says, is to warn the citizens against "the
revolutionary designs of certain secessioaists
and p.e-siaYeites for delivering the Common
woai;h into the hands of late re5cls.'' Po-
.;,ical speakers of tbi. school. he says, have
.aep denouncing the present State govern
r,e,,t as usurpation aud inveiglling against
the extinction Of Slavery: ana hat provision
nj the State constitution which deprivss reb-
ella oecertain classes Of The privilege OF vo-
ting. willie ia some counties the seces>i.n
o!iic.rs have deGed the laws, and Ecld naau-
thoriz d ELECTORS, and it is opa'Ay proclaim
ed that in the approaching contest Tor pem-
hers of Congress the disfranchised individu-
ala shall not be excluded fromthe polls. Gov.
Rro1,nloy announces that, az all these things
show that the spirit Of rebellion is still un
subdued, the laws will be enforced on election
dar. even II the assistance of the military
shsil be rendered necessary. to effect the OBJ
;oct. Among tho alleged disturbcrs Of the
nesce i, Hoo. Emerson Ethesidgc, lormcriy q
member OF Congress from Tennessee, and
who is row again candidate fcr the same
noai,iou. E.heTidse has been arrested on .
charge of making ircendiars speechesabrougk
ont the State, calling President Johnson q
t.;es. Governor Brownlow usurrer, etc: All
dressing the reglossand telling then, that.
in soite CT the Emancipation proclamation
spd the free Coas:iiu isn Of feancsS..., shey
,vero still slsves and irying to stH u2 d!sc5u-
tcnt and disorder genera!J.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
Edgefield Male Academy

Wl.iE undersigned propose to reopen this Iu-
4 ,iu.icn ON Wednesday,. Jrly 26!h, and re-
spcctfnlly solicit The patronage Of tho peoplo Of
rhis village and vicinity.
They arsprorased to Teach ail the branches 9:
u Prinaryand Classical Academy, .nnd will en-
dcavor 'oacqatuue this Academy in. the hign
standard Of excellence which il has always eu-
The principal studies viii be Greek, Latin, and
all the sfanchus Of an English education, cor,nri-
sing Grammar, Geography History. khs;oric,
Arithmetic, Algebra, dromeery aad Trigoroas-
try.
/. Tuition. .paysblc at the expiration Of ch Quar-
tcr in Currency, or in proyisonsns cu:rartp ices.
,ss,>t Term. per Quarter Of Ten Weeks.
: IN tho Classical Department. $1,000
a." Academic 900
= Primary :" 500
j. VI. II. McCLINTOcE,
SUMTER D. SPANN.
July % n 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
atiss ans l,.;, J. Evans.

The NcU York correspondent o: the Macon
Telegraph has had the pleasure Of meeting in That
city lie author Of Macaria--a work with which
most Of ous lady readers arc familiar.
Miss Evans health has evidently been affected
By the cares and experiences OF ;tn r'1t four
years. Rnd t','7a ia 20 doubt shat size deeply
Disappointed sst thc r'sult tf The war. Probahly
nowarnn eni.r,.i into the conso Of the South
more earnestiy. rie.icTin- moreover III its ie.t-
ness, than Si,s Fam. aniuhcn 'he bubble hurst,
aad she saw :bst the Corfelcracy WIS Il failure.
TO one could feel the. bitterness Of the moment
more than she. Mis-. Evans expects to rctprn to
Mobile in tie courso ef few days.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

"A gentleman once conversing in tbe society
OF company Of ladies, and critlcizing rather
severely the want of personal beauty in other
ladies Of their acquaintance, remarked:
"Th:y arr the u5liest women know {"
ard then with an extraordinary politeress
added ,-a present company always excepted.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26


ms. The Tribune says Heare:able to state BY
authority, tbst the families Of JEFF: Davis and D
C. Clay retained eminent and loyal advisers q!
early as the middle of May last, to appear when
ever the GOVERNMENT shall think, properto ordsl
the trials of thesc State prisoners. The senior
1 counsel is q gentleman of whose prominence q
the bar -there will be no question, when it i.
thought proper to announce his name; any re
ports therefore which appear from time to timt
10 different newspapers, as to efforts mndc on be-
half Of the prisoners. by persons representing
themselves as their cOursel, or engaged in thcil
legal service, maybe safely rosardel as unau
thorizod by the parties chiefly coneorued.
@a>The N. Y. Worlds Alabama correspon-
dent, writing from Montgomery, says that thOre
is dcplorable state of.socicty in that city from
tho bad administration Of affirs by Gen. Smith,
and fears negro ansurrection.. Thcra is terrible
desolationih the country. - ~
u.The Governor of Arkansas has ipformod
the President that ho will not hcreafter recon-
mcni my p.rtcipatorsi in the rebellion rpardon,
owing to, the demonstrations of the rich people
made On the fourth of July. He is satisfied that
they oughtto have long'probhtion. ~
@s-Tbo Ny. Trbunois trying to makedEt
that Barnum's Museum was fred by Southern
sympathisers, offended By Barnum's car;cuturcs
on Mr.. Davis.
mrM Matilda Heron, the actress, HIS fallen hoir
- c-s mn hp Tho 3nNfb re E. o.hratLer
srHoweS Cobb is reported to have relnsrk-
ed when he hefrd Of Gov. Browh's arr.sf, "Yea,
damn him, he'll so to Washington a prisoner, and
be sleeping with Andy Johnson in, less than
fortnight
EA .largo number of troops belonging to
Gon. Steedmaa's command arrived in Augusta
last week.
wEyidcneo is daily being received, sayss
Washington paper, of tho repentance Of many'1f
the rebels who resided abroad during the war.
They apply to our Ministers and Consuls for per-
mission to take tho OATH, which is freely given.
Anon the oahs thus administered, and recently
received herc tor registration, are those of Mrs.
and ?I;.s i!"ris'rvc. formerly wealthy residents of
Beaufort D;s:;ic:. so,,';l C.rcua. Ttsy do not
CONC v;:nin :i:e a;3G-aaa clause now.
gss- on .ac 1ath inst, fro broke out in Bar
NUNS Museum, extending rapidly to Tho adjoin
ing buildings on broadway and Fulton streets.
The siuseum was totally dcstroyod; loss $l2l,6
Eight.c: :ouse, os Ann street were also destroy
eli. Total less saii to be one million. The FIRE
originated OVER boiler in tho museum basomont.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
Gov. Perry in Bad Odor at the North,

/
From the latest Augusta papers We clip impor.
taA te1egraphic news. gy reference to our news
columns it will bes"cn that Northern pupcrs and
Nsrthern men are c,u<iler;bly dissatisfied With
the appointment Of Gov. ,PERnY-on account Of
sonc spesrh he has wnd0 in Greenvile since the
end of the war. Some Of them demand that hi,
appointment he revoked. This will no. be done
however; for no matter whathc may have Sid
in his obnoxious speech, he is certainly making
very, faipipromises to President JOHNSON and the
North now. In the said speech ne spoke in conf
plimcntary terms. of President J..and the latter
will hardly remove bin on that score. Wo are
G ad to announce the fact that Gov. PERRY has
called Conventional meet on the third Monday
IL the coming September.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
Apples.

We tondcr thousand hearty thanks to our
l:iadly and respected ncighher, Mrs. S. WHITE,
for the basket of beautiful apples sent byhcr to
the Adeer,iser Office. These apples were very
large, yellow and clear as amber, and very supe-
ror in favor the species is one VIC have never
seen before, and the obligipg and thoughtful lady
calls them +" cheeae APPLE" May her trees bear o
hundred million bushels every year-and neyar
d;ct
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

on ot,r own behalf, but it will also be OBJ
served with regard to the overland dispatches
coming honewarl. Ali the Instances we
eno5,eraie, AMI c'a.-a which might be cited,
r~ove that the c;lo,c.: il; on its iccricdical
einarcn-L Loaaon ToicerlpE, July %.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
THE ADVERTISER.
JaNgS 7. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JULY &c, 1865.
ThanLs for many Valuable Papers.

In the midst the disgusting and long-pro-
tractcd postal famine; our friends nre not forget
ting us. For many valuable papers sent US during
the past week, We have to thank ourpolite breth-
rem of the ross'i.utionolist also Mr.. GEORGE
HOLMES, Mr.. II. LsD.scuuLrz, Mr.. NAT B0TGEr
md DIai 3. I. LovELAcE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26


iss' rhc conr;itaionplid says: DR.. Thdma:
'Byno, resdin, in Burke county, was brutally
murdered on Thursday. 18th. IIo was shot cnrly
in The night, aud according to the confession Of
one Of the former slaves ai his brother Henry
Byne, Esl., The ssd was done by combination
of six or seven negroes who foslishly supposed
by killing lim tacy woa''.l 'l set The land. Five Of
the ncetoes arc now uudcr arrest and fiil proba-
bly, su:.r the I'll! penalty Of the law. The Dee
tors body was mot Isc"Vcr:l rnt! thc morning
after lie killed. hen i,c ho.> i,ad shockng-
ly mutla.ed it,. We knew him - ero Of the
kiudest and most genlicmanly !Icn. nenrc to bis
soul.
sGg. Gen. Hatch has just returned to Charles
ton from visit to Columbia, and is noce =, n
over impressed with tho ncces;;:y :.e TIE wi..-
drawl of tho negro troops from the in.crsrr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
.OBITu..A IN

.DlEn. or FriIlay, / -. jul 1885 .,h AZ ,fF:c-
:!un Uf the IrGim, After fc~ 'uFs iac-s JE.
LIZZIE. precious child OF .iAacs A. And' S!AaILa
iozIgH, agce Is ,nnnt1s.
"I tn';e .!rese little lambs s2i, Hc,
And lay them Ia my hreast: -.
Protection they shall find .in, INC,
In me lc ever slsst.. -4.
Death may tho banda of life .iIb-scc,
:, But can's dissolve nny loyo;
Millions Of infant souls conpsse
Tho family above"
D.: Els words the happy. parents hear,
And shqut with joys divine:
e On Saviaif' all we haro and are,
Shall be forever Th;as.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
Latest frsm the North.
Special Dispatch to iae, Constitulionallst
LOUISVILLE. July 2ist,
win Mohila. ,yplv oo1 .,S

LOUISVILLE. July 2lst, J
vie Mobile. July 2ool. )
4 Washington dispatch says the speeca OF
Gov. PER-, 0: South Carolina, e;cites good
d2alo severity.
Ire President has been urged to ,remove
hi,n. Perry is still in the city with cS Sen
a;or Orr.
A. o.ee:inz qfttas South carc!ins dsie-
r i fli,Sc5 9ai,e differently from his Green
vii, sreoch.
A.7ice> .om San Francisco state that tho
Cusjun, House authorizes seizin large quan
titles Of champagne. tobacco, and opium, for
-, ~ - revenue 'aw.
TIE Louisville Journal says that Boyce OF
IL. reael Congress has arrived q; Washington
With abla,,.nt .:oa's for his support
The sentence; cou pirators Mudd, Arnold
O'l.au-i,!n. and Spansler arrived at Fortress
M,nroe. and were pu: on board the steamer
Florida, which started to sea.
Their destination is unl.now.i, but ii is sup
ucsed to be the Dry Tor;ngas.
A dispatch from New York says gold is
ouist Bulls are struggling bard to bring up
the supply, and compel an advance, onthhe;
have been embarrassed b. sales made lay :he
Treasury. For thr !3i two days the Treas
nry is selling To- ,'ai5 gold closed a 1921
A New York disr&tch aays often 49, per
lb: -four, $500; suga. dui; mola,s"s quiet;
sterling exchange l09.
phiadelpha saiS Of: S0's to-day amour
t1d to six and quarter millions.
San Francisco de!als of.lhc Russian Amer
lean fregraph indicate that the work is rap
i;ly progressing to a successful termination.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
sprlh Carolina pe.esation.

New York .Iulv 20.-T!e Times special
saws the S.rih Carolina Delegation, headet
by Go"a.nor Perry. had az interview with
P?.,idant johnson, -ca:sr.ag, i resulted
satisfactorily. Jtapn"ars tat the delegates
w.re se'ac;o. by'kc Union n:es'ings through
n!s,hi. S::tc, ;nd SAr. o'i taeir way to
N.ra>hia.tn:. hcfao the HONS oi C3vsrnur PEI
rvs a.Dain..ne,t was received. Governor
PER-. :..srred the p.siienttllat South Car
..olra ,v,uld be represented in Congress ia
Dscem2cr. rhc State warmly adopted the
Constitutional A,pead,a mt Tic PARISH sys-
TEN vii! he abandoned, ai.d the people he al
,n",,a, :, vote directly for President. The
State laws generally will be r,adc to conform
70 ~. snr:t Of tnosc of tie Northern States.
Gov Perry issued a proclamation this
yao-aiag calling State convention, to meet
on he third Monday in September.
GOV. pzrsY's P2sIrroS.
New York, July 21.-Prosisieaal Governor
p.rry has made remarkable speech at
,.reenville, S. c., before he knew OF his APP
p.intmcnr as Provisional'Gogernor. Tic said
that no man ;n the United States more deep
" regretted secession than himself, and thai
none felt more I,iitc-l, tie degradation and
Eusailiation of goia::, taci; into the Uni; n;
still the people would DC i-ure harry and
prosperous in the Union.
lie said that JEFF Davis was not specially
to blame Ior the tsiluye Of the, rebellion. The
pcopic had &c: tire, "a the war and skulkcd
;rom ihc feld. Grn. Iohnsto. had 1900
,rcn On tao mu ter rolls Of h: army, and on
Is fourteen thousand men in as ranks. Thas
CONGRESS was to hlame fer nosputsing every
able bodied man from eighteea TO forty Eve
7ears of age in TIE army and keeping them
there it mattered not whether he was doc
tor. lawtr, preacher, politician, ediscr or
school teacher, if able b"iol. Strange to
e.y those classes wsEp ir1inly Instrumental in
olnci.. he count,yin' revcluion, ba. were
Il! exempted Aiias::g 10 fo' t;cians, editors
and preachers, he al, said ll:at President
J.;ncoln's death was TO lns; 20 'he South. He
rasa w.is aad ron ala Aeli2acr. johnson
vas 6 s,emocrst, held slaVes, and voted to7
Breci.i inridse IN 1850, ,hereupon helcop!c
sdoali h:va every confidence in him. lie
ranks I.oe next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

rs. Maj. Gen. Gtecla;an, in command 0: tho
Deparsient of Gesrgin, has Issued tgc fo;lOSirg
order: 1t is reported that in some localities the
tro6ps Of this command are taking '-ora tn. ci'i-
.zens tho. horses and mulrs 10 their possession,
marked U. ST. Such sciScrcs. are far.,;ddla.
Generally, .sueh horses and mu!cs haye oi,1er
been abandoned by the eoTernment os exchanged
hy the troops fer better ones. ]: Is therefore o.
dered that citizens bo petuis,sa Z; !O:.ia 'ech
animals. Commanding vHi eFsviN chsors, st.leA
obedience to this c.ior.
@rThc British farliauc.t was psn -ssu>d'.u
Fg 4lh July, AID. dissolved Immediately :,iter.-
Tho Queens speech expresses plcasure a: tbs ter
minaiion Of tho American wrr, and trusts .ue
evil causod By so long conflict usy 10 repsi.:i
aud prosperity restored. She ospseesod great
qualification at tae assurances jfloyal!y frs: the
Provinces.
g-'rhe Charleston eity rcsi- -tu5 fa' 1ss':S.. odt
grocs arc dying at an aTe,nye "f Nis+ty .iay
a week; tho deaths among to: rnitct ~ e
ceed six OF eight per wcuS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
DURfseE, KEEss 6 GO.

sUBscaIrrIoNs to tho ApvEgNsEE for ono
-ear ONE DOLLAR in odvancc
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted :: ONE
ooLAE pr Square Or minon lines or less) f'r each
,n-c-l:n Advertisements without instructions IS !" the
an, 81, IS :aas to hein-ercil. viii be published uni
f.r;,ia anieso-,.d sccor,:;Gry =
.,n .usc,n: Candidates FIR any Office Of h''''"r or
-.., TWENTY DOLLARS, &c be paid bef're the an
p, .icsnert "a published.
u,i:ua.. notices Ts;ha,rs Of Eespsc: or sny cond'i-
:,a.io, cr,:l IN is nature, will be rated as adrer'
;.",.,.. Is. ,s:.. r.ar::," acc"s,lmg'y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
]. TO the Public.

VIZ are now prepared to .ffl all order. ard
w pt5:Ieieu's rresetip.iopa. which viii be
carssal!J compounded, and pro..psiy aftsnd,d 10.
The each or provisions n!net ia are-.f instance
nscomrauy erti order or prescription; us VIC haro
1" ;ey cash for e,crsshing we buy.
HODGES & JENNINGS.
;Tr!ya a6 2t y
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Lost.

nN Moniay. the 18th instant, nair of GOLD
" SPECTACLES. Tho finder will bs ssitab!y.
rewarded on leaving them o. this ef;cc.
July 20 IL 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

ns-ReverJy j ,hns55in has gone to Riohuond,
10 act ss counsel in oondsoated property cases.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-25
Highly Important.

The associated" being hard pressed,
sent last night a batch of''Newbern" dis
patches, said to have been delayed -
They all relate to the Kinston fights
of March sth and 10th, and report Hoke
killed Tomorrow we shall probably
hove delayed" dispatches giving particu'
lars of Boil Run and Antietam.
The only nsw matter is story from the
Washington Republican, Flash" news
paper owned by nobody and edited by the
same--announcing that Sherman entered
Goldsboro on the both, without having
encountered any opposition. This dis
patch had better have been delayed In
definitely. e.g fp vrcr n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-25
I1sIgDiHcaHce OF sherman's
Raid-DaMRge 10 the Rich
mOnd Canal SIlght-NeW Style
OF Virginia BreakdOwn-sOn
OF SherAdan's men In Libby,

Sheridau's rHidiug colnmn has gone to
Grant, after an extensive. expedition with
very small practical results The defeat of
Early near Waynesboro, is about the only
damage be inflicted. We have no men to lose.
but, to be sure the men in that section might
as well bave been lost being of no service,
and always ready TO run. The canal will be
mended in a few days; the three canal boats.
with supplies, which were destroyed, are a
small matter.
The Central Railroad has been Injured
above Beaver Dam, and at several other
places between Gordonsule aud Hanover
Junction. The same thing was done last
year, and The year before, and the wear
before that, and it will be done again
next year, it the war lasts Some
diminishing about Hungary Station, on the
Frederieksburg road, and a little maneuver.
ing on the lines generally during the past few
days, constituted the final shake of this new
style of Virginia breakdown
North Carolina Adyices state that import.
ant events are occurring there. We shall
hear soon what they are all about.
Mobile is perhaps by this time invested or
attacked. A fleet had arrived of the CITY,
and movements OF threatening character
were atoot by the enemy during the early
part of the month
ADDITIoNAL-Last afternoon good mum,
ber of Yankee prisoners Of Sherdans raiders,
with a considerable sprinkling Of dessriers
from. the Federal lines, we're put up for safe
keeping in this city In passing down tc
the Libby prison some OF them observed that
Riehmond did not look quite SO far "gope
up as Me- Grant wants the Yankees tc
believe ''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-25
PETITION FOR PARTITION,

Mary Huber vs. George Huber, Jacob Huber John
Huber. ID .Hi .t. y. iD " WIZ
osuTI OF Common Pleas of Montgomery county.
Ohio. In Partition.
HEEORGE HUBER, Of the State or Illinois. Jaooh
" Huber, Of St Joseph county, Indiana John
Huber, Martha Huber, Alice Huber and Ann K Huber
all Of Montgomery county ohio, will take notice Thai
petition Was hled against them the goth day Of
January, 1865, IN the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, by Mary Huber and "a
nov pending. wherein said Mary Huber demands par
htion OF the following real estate, to-wif! Situate in
the county OF Montgomery and state Of Ohio. lot No
$780, on Winebrennefs addition to the town OF Miem.
isburg said county plat Of which Is recorded In
Plat Book A, page l26 Of the records Of MONTGOMERY
county, Ohio and that at the 1t term of SAID Cont
the said MsrY Huberw spply for an order that par.
tition may be made Of said premises IT,
MARY HUBER
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. ia2iWo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-25
no the Democrats OF the CIIy oG
Dayton,

You are requested to meet on TnURs-
DAY EvsSxs. at z o'clock p. NJ, March
2Sd, 1865, in each Of your respective
Wards. for the purpose Of choosing dele'
gates to meet at HVsFos HALL, Saturday
evening, March 25th, 1865, at II o'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating a
ticket to be supported at the ensuing
Spring Election. Each ward will be en-
titled to ten delegates. The First, Second,
Third, Fourth and Sixth Wards will meet
at their usual places of holding elections
the Fifth Ward will meet at Waltz's cor
ner the Seventh at Unger's Tavern. and
the Eighth at Snyder's Franklin Street
House. The wards that have not made
ward nominations are requested to do So
By order of City Executive Committee.
.It WIN. PATTON, Chm.
d. CLARK, Sec'y. % -