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ErOLGER, CARTwRIGaT q co.

GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION MER-
g..r5 CHANTS,
NO ~ WIDE WATER STREET, NORFOLK, VA
Liberal Advances made on Consignanents and C,,;ck
sales. t.a
The undersigned have this day associated themselves
under the style of Folger, Cartwright & Co., for the
purpose of transacting General Auction and Commits
sion business. .Consignmens from our friends North
and South respectfully solicited Liberal advances made
on consignments and quick returns guaranteed
The highest market prices paid for all produce such
Rosn &C., &c. eS'
Sales OF Merchandise, Real Estate, Furniture, SC
NC, attended to promptly The patronage of the pub
lie is solicited. E. G. FOLGER,
CHAS. E. CARTWRIGHT
ap2lm JAS. W. CARTWRIGHT.
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nj A ONIC TOE

The members of Norfolk Lodge No will meet al
their Hail. this wednesday, afternoon at O'Clock
70 pay last tribute Of respect to deceased brother
ing. '
:, The members of Atlantic Lodge No. g. Naval Lodge
NO. IOo Mount Vernon Lodge No 1856 and all transient
brethren, are most respectfully invited to join with us
F. A. KARIN, Secy. anl.1t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
e,n, co u .IG6T0ns OFFICE,
CITY OF NORFOLK, July 31st, 1865.
A N ORD IMAM NOE CON ERNJN

lst Be it ordained that, upon every male dog KEEP
within the city, there shall be paid the annual tax
two dollars and every female dog the annual ia,
OF ve dollars to be demanded and collected of thu
owner or keeper, on the first day of August of every
year.
3D. That the owner or occupier of any house or lot
to which any dog shall belong or frequent shall be
deemed to be the owner of such dog and liable for the
tax and fines imposed by the ordinance
Sd. That if any such owner or occuper of bousa q,
lot, to which any dog may belong frequent or if tbe
or keeper of any dog shall fail within ten daeV
from the first Of August of every year. to nav to tEr
collector the tax upon such dog and take his receipt 70
the same, specifying the number of such dog Which
numbers with the name of the owner shall be INSCRIBED
on collar, to be put around the neck of the doc he
shall pay fine of ten dollars half of which sb
go to the nformer and the other half to the use of the
city. - INV
4th 1t shall be the duty of the collector tn kaen
registry of every dog, upon which the tax has been
paid, with the number and name of the owner ~
9Th This ordinance shall commence and he in force
from and after the passing thereof. '''
N BAH persons interested in the above rrd;no,oa
without excepton will take notice that the law will
be rigidly enforced against all offenders wa
o,o. JAS. L. BELOTE,
auA'io' Collector.
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SaLa ioFr vAr.uABLr. H1aAL. ESTATE

SALhi OF VALUABLh. REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of the power vested in the execu
trx of Sarah Wood ward, deceased, shall on WEDNES
DAY the I'd day of August next offer at public sale at
the Auction House of F. Ferguson of Roanoke
Square and Broad Water Street, the following real
estate in this city, of which the said Sarah Woodward
died seized, viz Oh. ...t
LIST. That valuable and elgibly situated LOT and
appurtenances at the intersection of Church and
Free mason SITS, fronting the former hfty-seven
feet and running back parallel with the latter one
hundred and eight feet. ...5 f.,-t...
I'd. That LOT, with three story brick dwelling and
other improvements, the north side of Main street,
adjoining the property of lr. Wake on the west and
that Of Mr. Grgsby on the east, and fronting on Main
street fty-one feet four and half inches, and run
ming back northerly one hundred and ten feet.
Sd. That LOT and appurtenances on the south side
of Bermuda street. late the residence Of Mrs Sarah
Woodward, fronting said street, forty feet, and
running back in southerly direction one hundred
feet.
4th That LOT and appurtenances on the north of
Bermuda street, adjoining the property of the Misses
Halson on the east and that of Mr.. John Southgate
on the west fronting said street forty feet, and
running back northerly to the centre of the marsh.
Terms cash. Sale at IL III.
SARAH CHANDLER, Hkecutrx.
F. F. FERGUSON Auctioneer. jyA-lOt.
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MARRIED.

On the 5lst uitimo, in the city of Portsmouth a
Dy rev: John 5. Miggs, Mr.. LEWIS J. WORTH to Mis-
ELLEN DEvERNER, all of Portsmouth Va.
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- n; n II NJ A Is H,
Mannf act1lrer and Dealer in all kinds of

l., II n II NJ A as @ H,
- Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of
FARM TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS.
Manufactures and keeps ON hand the largest stock and
best assortment of pows, Harrows Cultivators Corn
Shelters Corn Planters, Hominy and Meal Mills Carts,
Wagons &C. &c. and at the lowest prices of any other
establishment in the South All goods made in the
best manner and of superior material Orders solicit
ted for castings of any kind.
store Nos 26 and 28 Water St.,
Factory Nos. 16, IS and 20 NicholsonSt,
Norfolk, Va,
Also. Agent for McCormck's Reaper, and Howe
Bouyiers Rail Road Track Hay and Cattle Warehouse
Portable Drop Levers, and oil kinds of .Grocer's
Druggists, Butchers, Jewellers and Bankers Scales
and Iron Zinc, and Brass Weights at Factory prices
iY24-1m ILL.
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These prices entitle advertisers renewal of matter
every month. For frequent changes, special
tracts will be made. a..... 81
Business Cards of One Square less one year, 90
Two Squares, One year -f6 IN no
az Special Notices double the rates of ordinary
advertisements. sEr.s.. 5,.--
Ca All transient advertisements payable in adDah &c
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FassH FrsH.-This market is usually well
supplied with~all the varieties of fresh fish in
season. This morning however, was an ex-
ceptlon the variety was reduced to three
kinds, viz Spots, Croakers and Roundh eads.
The prices at an early hour, was twenty-fv
cents per bunch; at later hour in the day
they went off at a lower figure. The quality nor
quantity, this morning, came up to the usual
aVe.age the fish were small and dozen carts
contained the supply.
BLACK EYE PEAs.-Boontifal supplies of
this vegetable are now offered in our market
at the reasonable price of ten cents per quart
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LOCAL.
oUR ADVERTISING RsTES.

We have adopted the following liberia
scale of advertising rates for the accommo-
,iation of our merchants and others, who de-
sire to advertise in our columns regularly
1t will be seen that in most cases the terms
are as low as they were before the war:
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FEMALE TNsrIVUTE.

The NORFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE, long under
the charge OF Rev Mr. Smith, win be re-oPensd :, on
native of this city, long time Principal of the
Fredericksburg Female Seminary and late President of
Lafayette College. DR.. Mchaips hitherto varied and
successful career teache, warrants him in giving
the assurance that pupils entrusted to his will be
soldy and faithfully Instructed Full particulars will
be given in Circulars to be issued
jy29-2t tt s-
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we nave FOR sale, on accommodating terms, beauti
full Farm at Great Bridge Norfolk COUNTY 10 mill,
from Norfolk city, and 400 yards from the Chesapeake
and Albemarle Canal
The Farm contains from go to 100 acres of land hal
of whichis cleared and under cultivation. The dwell
ing Is one OF the best in the country being nearly
1t mas rooms and all the necessary store rooms nan
tries, NC, &C. The out-budings, Barn, Stables Car
rage House, &c, &C., in perfect order The Farm
Is with Cypress poles and Juniper rails The
sou Is hgnt, quick, and well suited to Trucking pur.
poses Steamers within short distance of If h,
which means the markets be supplied daily II has
upen the best water in the country and great va
rlety OF fruit and shade trees 1t is well suited for
Physician, being about the centre of the county and
having upon it snug office, fitted up for that purpose
The location is healthy its situation being high anG
dry. This is, beyond question, the most beautifu
place in this section of country.
Possession given Immediately
SHAW ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission MERCHANTS
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Streets
au11W
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VALUABLE FARM I'm PRINCESS
ANNE COUNTY FOX SALE

Pursuant to the last Will and Testament OF Isaac L.
Davis, deceased, shall sell at public auction to the
highest bidder on the premises, at IL O'clock A NJ,
on Wednesday, the 23d day of August next the FARM
the North Landing road 70 miles from Kempsville
and 10 miles from Norfolk) upon which said Davis
sided at the time of his DEATH containing 200
The improvements consist of large new Dwelling
House, with Cstern, Kitchen, and other outhouses.
About 125 acres cleared and in cultivation or en-
closed
Mr.. Joshua Fentress, the tenant, will show the prem
Uses to any one disposed to purchase.
Terms0Costs and expenses of sale cash, balance in
three equal annual payments, with interest on the
whole annually, to be secured by bonds with good Sc
curity, and a deed in trust to secure the same.
J. j. BURROUGHS,
iy31 -eodtds Executor
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AUCTION SALES.
By Shaw & Roberts,

HOUSE AND LOT IN NEWTOWN AT
II PUBLIC AUCTION.
We will SELL on Thursday next, August Sd, at 12k
O'clock p NJ, the premises, the two story Frame
Building with brick basement, situated 9th street,
in Newtown. The Lot has front of 40 feet, and runs
back 80 or 80 feet.
Terms cash.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
au2-2t Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES,
BY Merwin G Ferguson, AuCtioneers.

By Merwin & Ferguson, AuctioneerS. .
VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AT
AUCTION.
Will be sold at public auction, on Tuesday, the Sh
instant, before the premises, that valuable
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
No. IS, Charlotte street. This is fne and airy house,
with two basement and passage two good parors
and passage the I'd floor with ell two stories
high; three bed chambers and passage the third
floor; finished garnet; paved yard; good cistern and
several outhouses
This house is in an excellent neghborhood, and pre-
sents rare chance to purchase good residence.
Terms cash, Title good
Sale positively at IL M.
MERwIN 4 FERGUSON,
Auctioneers.
F. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer au2-tds
VALUABLE HORSES. &C., FOR SALE.
AT LOTION
We will sell on Wednesday next, 26th inst, at IL
O'Clock, Roanoke Square, in front of Auction
Room,
EVERY VALUABLE HARNESS HORSES
One is the superior Mare, owned by Mr.. Rich'd
Sear which was advertised by mistake to be sold
Saturday last This animal is very FAST sound, and
perfectly GENTLE and sold only because Mr. s. has no
further use for her.
The other is Flrst-rate HARNESS HORSE, and
gentle and kind in all gear. .-.t.'
Sold without reserve for CASH.
MERWfN y FERGUSON, Auct'rs.
| 2 VALUABLE Mich COWS.
Will also be added to the above ..t
2 SUPERIOR DRAFT HORSES. ' -.- --
jy24 'a p g." % ts.s. d..
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n x FOR ID ALL,
p OR TSMO TIL!
3 LEWIS STEREOSCOPTION
Mirror of the Late war.

JUST REC EIVEDl
WIN open Thursday evening, August Sd. 1865. for a
lew nights only at the above Hall. Mr. s. N. Gregory
great ETHIOPIAN Commedian will appear each EVENING
and Solos. ff e swings
Admission, hOcts
Children Ok ots
Doors open II Minor will move at.sX nreciselx
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VALUABLE. and ID = SsRAB Il BUILDAN6
v I.ssE FOIk LEASE l.T AUCTION.
We offer for lease for term of years, on Tuesday
next August 1st at 10 o'clock, A. NJ that desirable
LOT on the corner Wide Water street and Woodside
lane. ---'. 81 t if -..-
The lot IS feet front Wide Water street, and go
feet on Woodside lane and is well located for Stores
for large Boarding House. 80 i..-..,L, a,..
MERWIN & FERGUSON,
iy29-tds Auctioneers.
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oDERlFHRous. The atmosphere around the
vacant lots, at the corner Of Main street and
Market Square, is loaded with an offensive
odor, which arises from the cellars of the bnrnt
buildings We suggest that these cellars be
Immediately covered with good substantial
buildings, or be fenced in
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me undersigned most respectfully calls attention of
work in their line in neat safe and durable manner
ana soeits call from all in their services
no 90 Wide Water street, next door to Huyek Yea
zey'sLivery Stables
m ADDISON & MONTGOMERY.
Two good Horse Shoers wanted None but good
workmen need apply. au2im
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MILITARY CHANGE.--One of the on dts in
military circles is, that the 18th New York
artillery are to be relieved from duty at this
post, and the 9th and seth Illinois Infantry
are TO succeed them. The 39h Illinois ls
General .. l.: Mann's old regiment.
The 18th New York--or rather the 9Th, for
the 9th and 18th have been consolidated
goes to Washington, D. c. 3f
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y CoLoRED Row.-Two colored amazons, and
a colored man entered the mill and had free
fight on Talbot street last evening Consd
cradle noise was. made, some excitement fol
lowed, and little wool wasted land thus it
ended. ~ -t.l Il.
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oyHRBoARp.-Ad day or two since, two boyes
of merchandise fell overheard while being
landed fromithe pew lire Baltimore Boats TIE
goods were materially damaged by salt water
but the worthy agent of the line very promp :
ly notified the owners that he would pay Tor
them-very creditable, and the right spirit.
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ARM FOR sALE

F. A. KARIN, Sec'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
Conjus"I InfeIicIIy Amons the
nmrllnns.

Speaking ol cobjue,l iurelcity among
tho Puriiaps. and especially ofihs Ilati. d.
vorce case the Chicago Times says
Whore, sTospI in lho honor Of snd among
Tho Purtsns, could n acsns lihe thar desctb-
ed below occur, aud whose dramatic chArac-
tor Is heightened by lhe fact that Il IL painted
BY a Young aud Innocent daughter OF lhs
psriieag ..f
zone morning aud Edith we're Ia The
bathroom bathing lalher had q bible in his
hand aud came 10, heard mother say, "Johp,
do you think God will hear your prayers this
morning aifrr your abuse Of no p father then
struck mother several times saw her back
three or four days hAer IL was all black and
blue was present Ia court whan Miss
Drody and Mise Roddy sworn 10 Mr.. Fred
Milltf'S rushing into the kitchen with his
clothes down mo such event ever took pIaep
went into mothots room on ono occasion
and raw the bed and mothers clothes all
wet
This ia the Testimony before the divorce
court Of a little girl only lhirisan years Of
age. What story foe child to tell to the
world OF her pArens Her young lips ~
they gave uitorAnce 10 her fathers brutality
and denial Of hsr molhera shame, arc tainl.
cd with the iow Of tho airean OF knowledae
already aro foul thoughts and imaRinissa Of
things that she ought not 10 know orowdinR
into her heart.
And then peture itseIfl wAoto but in
cody New England could sooh grouping "a
this DO produced Tho father with the bbls
In hisgraop, and hIs lips just closed from
prayer, proceeding to lay ruiiiAny hand
upon his adulterouS wife In tho presence Of
an innocent little girl In what other part
Of this wicked iootstool could one find such
oomelaAi'on--prAysr aud Adultry, tho bible
and brutality, tho name Of God rsvsrently 10.
lrodaoed into this melange, aud tho only
pnre Ihing there the wondefisg, innocent
child f.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
The TOrImre sYstnIn

The Springfield TO- Rspubioan, Ia motto.
Ing the account OF the torture of DR.. Mudd
Mt Tortugaa, says
Has u become eli AdaissAble proceeding
under civilized and In uome sense n pro.
ioHsedly Christian Government to apply m
inst, uinrnt Of torture Tor thu purpoao OF az
ior'ing a ooniossionY We imagined until
now that the thumb icrewS wors an inatilu.
ton which belonged solely 10 a pAat and
execrably barbarous age, II is 10 bs found
in the Tower OF London, deposited there az A
relic OF tho Spaniah lnquisiiion, and Ia gased
upon with mingled curiosity and horror BY
u daily tbronK Of visitors. But Il now an,
pearn, II the particulars OF tho foregoing nc.
count ara Atriolly true, that the American
aovernmgnt, IN tho person OF its military
officers, has revived lhla agent Of cruelty.
aud Inhumanity We hope, Tor the honor Of
our nation, that this feature of tho story of
an officer Of the steamer Thomas A. Scott, /.
ialse IN toto Tho fact II II were a fact.
would DO u most diagraoeful aud ravoltinl
one"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
Affairs IN Mexico

From the latest adVicoS Il appears that
the Republican cause in Mexico Ia far rom
being in desperate condition, From Of.
fetal intelligence just received Il appears
that over 10, 1000 Austrian troops left JAls.
pa and BorAte to surprise tho force under
command of the Liberal General AlAforO,
but instead Of succeeding in II they were
themselves surprised, and most completely
beaten by their enemies, leaving in their
hands 900 prisoners, and all their artills.
ry, consisting Of Ave cannon. DiaE. who
Il Is known made his escape from Puobla
wbers he was kept prisoner in jail by the
French, is now at the head Of the insnr-
reetion in OSxaca, The fact Of his being
Quo Of the hTAvoSt and most snterpriaing
Generals among tho Liberals gives to tho
movement In that State great Importance,
which ImperiAlists cannot conceal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
Reduction OF tho Army

The late military order issued by Gen
eral Grant. by direction Of the President,
to muster out all tho volunteer cavalry
east of the Mississippi, and all tho colored
troops except those who arc garrisoning
certain forts on the sca coast, will bo hail
ed with JOY by the people. The more tho
army is reduced. tho less the expenses Of
the government will be. for at present
prices ono thousand soldiers cannot be-
supported year, with tho expenses at
tendant upon their organization. at less
sum than ono million and half OF d0larr.
We do not know how many troops thore
are now in tho service, but including the
invalid corpe, all of whom ought 10 be al
their homes rather than in tho lass com.
Portable camps, there are from five TO
ten times moro Of them than there ought
to be. Every time, thcn, that regiment
is mustered out the burthen of tho people
in lghtsned and tho country sways
back to n happier aud healthier state Of
civil rule. which assures the people Of a
more genuine liberty, and tho gratifying
prospect of apermsnent Republic Rs.
duec the army,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
Nio,h Congregational Distric,

la the counties composing tho Ninth
Congressional District General Morgan
has majority. The present Abolition
incumbent from that district might as we'll
make up his mind to bo content with the
honors he can earn in one Congregational
term, Two or threo other districts IN tho
State, which elected Abolitioniats last fall,
are redeemed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

sesr Tbs Boston Commonwealth, tho organ
OF Senator sumner, is indignant that the Re
publ lean State Central Committee OF Con-
ueotiont did Hot come TO Boston and get
money to spend on the late elocliou Ia bohalf
OF negro suffrage, II saya
I'VE have known tho State Committee of
Connecticut to ntorm Boston send In hand
for dollMa by tho thousand, TO Garry some
oontsmpLiblo Office seekers into place but
here, whom the dostiniea Of continent msy
be affected by the result, not cent was asked
nor speaker Invoked to lo6d his aid to lbe
great object"
II ia rather rare to hear paper rsgrsttink
that more money was not spent TO carry AD
election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

sAUoOLlso..-1bSIO iS now 40 lmm0nso
amount OF smuggling isIo the UoIled States
over tho Canada lines, and Il Ia every day
iuOrsAaipg, particularly In articles OF great
value Rad small bulk. The quantity Of nut
msgs for example, which dhd ihoir way Toto
New York via Chicago aud 81. Louis, carried
,hI,her from Canada 10 beyond all calculation.
The whole frontier Is covered with smugGlsrs
who have their combinations and work To-
gother
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

A Chicago joakOr contributes the fol.
lowing to the Drawer Wo hope il ID not
a sample Of Chicago husbands.
There lived on S----Street, Chicago, A
hSrd-working man. who always attended
to business before pleasure. In this he was
right. One day his wifo was talson sick
and tho next cay Sho died. The husband
kept at his work ~ usual, and after tho
funeral he returned to his labors.
"liow ia thisY" asked one Of his noirh-
oors. Cant you stop to mourc u lit
tlaf"
"No. sir" was the reply "Businsss
before pleasure"
And tho old follow returned to his
bench
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

Ruth BlAy wac hung at Portsmouth, Nov
Hampahirs, ulnsly y-sevsn years ago, Tor child
murder, and 10 is singular fact that tbs
person who caused her exception is shll
alive, Shs was aehoo teacher. and Mrs.
Betsy Eastman, Of Salisbury, New Hemp
Ahirt now ono hundred and three years old,
was one Of bsr SCHOLARS, and still remembors
And relRtes tho circumstances Tho teacher
was absent ono day and Mrs n, then a girl
Of slI ysArn, while at play in tho school
housessw a loose board " The door, which she
raissd from moliy6s Of curiosity, and there
discoved the remains Of "A dead infant She
told what she had SesB, and an ingeatigatlon
showed u 80 be the child OF tho teacher, who
murdered Il TO conceal ta birth Shs WIS
tflsd, convicted and hung uF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
Report of the Com missary Of
Prisoners.

Among the more important reports.
concerning the lats war. that will bo
brought TO the notice Of the next Con
greSs, is the one now in rapid compilation
at tho headquarters of the CommissAry of
Prisoners
The above roportwill be ready In about
ak weeks, and will present most accu-
ratio and remarkable resume of the captiv-
ity Of Federal aud rebel soldiers, and all
essential matters pertaining to thor i'm.
prisonment. The report in question will
show that tho number OF prisoners taken
on both sidea was. in tho aggregate. fully
up 10 a half a million, and will give, In
accurate numbers, tho strOngth Of the
Southern armies at the time OF their pA.
rolmon and disbanding last spring. II
will also indicate the number exchanged.
ENLISTED on the aide Of the enemy, died,
escaped, and took tho oath of allegiance,
with" list of men dying in Southern
prisons,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
NOTICE. .

To the Probate Court Of Montgomery Co., Ohio
Dsnais Dwyer, Admir- Of VIM. foley, deo'd,
Calhsrlna Foley, widow Daniel Foley Of the BtAls oi
Iowa, Ellen Foley inteTmarred with --- sullivan of
thu htato OF Massachusetts, Mary Foley iniermar-
Rad with John Barrett VI Cambridge city, state o
Indiana John Foley oftho State OF lndlaua and Cor.
neluH Foley Of the county oi Montgomery Ohio,
and tho unknown helra of said William Foley, decd,
are hernby informed that oa tho 10Th day Of ofaoptem
brf, 1900 said administrator hoc his petition IN the
Probate Court Of Monlgomery county, Ohio, tho oh.
40 on the VIII dny Of November 1870 for the assign.
ment Of dover OF Catherine Foley, tho dow OF said
WlllHm Foley, deod and for the sKs oi the follow.
na real estate ofwhoh the said deceased died sslssd
to wit
The south half mo west hall OF the south east
quarter Of section No 4 township 4, H. rrnge aaat,
containing forty acres more or leaH 10 pay the dsbts
Of said deceased,
DHNNGB DwTHR, admir-
oolsdtw oi VIM Foley, den'd.