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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-03-23

FAYETTEy1IIE, Reliable intelligence
from, Ghe1aw this forenoon states that
Sherman9is still in that vicinity with three
army corps. His left lIg;had taken the
Tillarr,s ferry road towards ,Cheraw, and
the others were crossing lower down
sKirmishing was oinson All day on the
28th near Thomps pson,s Creek, about four
miles from town.
Prisoners we're being bronght in in
small squads:
Our cavalry was holding the enemy in
check and troops had already gone out
toreinforee those at Thomps Creek.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-03-23

s n.oficer ST S6erman's army is raising
o white regiment in Charleston.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-03-23
|slps at tbe 0ueekI.
Congressional.

COIISI ISsSIU1lassls llsl
oNp, Macrh 1.-THE Senate con-
tho House amendment to the
hing the Office of provost mar
81 within the lines Of the army
& billswas further considered un-
BUR of adjournment.
snate passed the bill authorizing
retary of the Treasury to receive
from the several States, and use
same for the benefit of the several
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09

CHOICE PICKLING VINEGAR-War-
~ ranted to keep Pickles, for sale by
sep2 ROBERTSON 4 ALBkRs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE oFREAL
ESTATE.

DY virtue Of aud in obed enco to An order OF tho
ID Probate Court OF NJ ntgomery County, Ohio.
viii sell nj public sale cu Saturday tho Twenty.
eighth day Of October 1905, Mt the court ouao al Z
o'clock PM tho following real estate, teongin the
csased, 10 wit Situate In tho city OF Dayton M thu
county OF Montgomery, In the Stata Of Ohio, on
Fulton street near the uayton and Michigan FREIGHT
Depot, Lot numbered eighteen hundred and etaen
Qslsl according TO the revised plat Of said city OF
Dayton.
On said promises is erected a large brick house
with ten rooms which was appraised at thirty aiH
hundred doll'rs S3 900 O0l and sell for less
than s2sOO % rec Of dover. Terms ofsae, one
cash, ono third one, and one third IN two years
from day OF sale, On interest from dAte oftale and
secured by Mortgage on the premises.
August, cath 1865. $500. .
wENDBLIN soHELHAMER
Administrator OF Henry hagedorn, decd.
lthAM -. y -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
Atrocities In Jamaica

A letter from Kingston, Jamaica, October
~, 'to the New York News, gives accounts OF
atrocities committed by the negro insurgents
which it is difficult to credit without further
information. The writer says
The negro isan apt scholar in any theory
that promises him exemption from labor. The
stories of Indulgence and support afforded BY
your Government to the freedmen of the
South have reached, With the inevitable exaQ
geratous, tho ears of our shftless deprayed
aud irresponsible black population. p They
regard the result Of the United States as an
invitation to them to assert the privileges OF
an equal, if not asuperior. race. They, too,
demand "Freedmen's Bureau" TO supply
them with food and shelter, aud TO secure to
them thu luxury Of oxistence in idlenass and
irresponsibility.
The rebellion has broken upon US like
clap Of thunder, 10 suddenly, and, As yet, 80
mperlecty known in its details, 10 this To-
cahty that am unable 10 give you any def
nito description without referring TO reports
that still hope may prove untrue. But il Is
certain that the insurrectOn is widespread,
aud seemingly the iesult Of organized prem
aration. 1t ia characterized by atrocities
revolving to human nature. The whites who
have fallen into the handa OF those savages
have been doomed TO slaughter without dis
tinctiOn of age or sex.
They tear out the t0ngues Of their victims
cut of tho breasts OF women, strangle and
mulilsts liille children, aud practice oil the
enormiies that rendor the record Of the in
surrecliop in San Domingo the darkest
page in hislory. The Goyernor,genera 10
in. ly nj an1 10 taLinu ayanu n,.aan.a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07

Now we adult that this ia u very gross and
material wayJof treating the subject & but il
s also u very practical one There Is less
holiday rhetoric but more everyday fact.
Your foo thanksgiving turkeys will cost you
eight dollars your old one cost you dollar
and quarter. Tho difference between tha
present and old clothing, tea, augAr, coffee,
aud other potabes Ia as great, or grehter. Wa
do not say that these considerations should
prevent you from being thankful but Wa do
say that you have a right TO look at both sides
Of the aceonnt. and II the balance is ON tho
proper side, uto be thankful accordingly.
Providence does not forbid men the uss Of
their reason in the premiaesi nor are you NOR.
ally obliged 10 take ths ilams az they are pres
seDtsd, Dor to accept them at the estimate put
upon them by our brother of the hard'shsll
persuasion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
sHERTFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of and IN obedience 10 an order Of the
- superior Court, 81 Montgomery County, Ohio,
will sell al public sale Saturday the Twenty -hlh
day OF November, 1864, al the uonri House Rt 4
o'0iook p. NJ, the following described premises stu
Range hve 10Y EAst, beginning At the South East
corner Of u lot nov owned by the heirs OF John n.
rnda 10 corner atoni thence East twenty four rods
to corner stone; thence South, twonty rods TO a
corner thence Weat twenty perches 10 tho place
OF beginning, containing three acres more or lass
aid premises have been appraised At twelve hun
dred dolara aud cannot soil for less than two-hrs
Of the ApprAiHmeut. ..
Terms--One third cash, Que third In one year, and
third Ia years; hank payments 10 boar inter-
est aud 10 ho secured by mortgage sAid pTamlHe
... q q, II. DAVlDsoS, HhariH
". THohrsoS, ATTY. oet2s .4tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
Current News Items.


They have had meeting 10 New York to
hoAr Governor Psrsons aud General SwAynt,
Of Alabama From their statements II ap-
pears that one finh OF tho population arc ut
terly destitute. Such are the results Of fanat.
ioism. Before the war and emancipation there
were scarcely any destitute.
Frederick W. Seward, tho son Of the Sec
retary, wounded by the assassin Payne, in
April last, has so fully recovered from hS
injuries as 10 resume bis duties in the State
Department
It appears, from the report OF the Commis-
sou on Agriculture, that the threshipg shows
that tho injuries to the whea, from the wet
weather were oveIs'stimatsd.
Forty negro rebels have been hung in Ja-
nRica. The negroes there have committed all
eorls of barbarities in the late insurreoiion.
such as the cutting out of tongues ADD the
cutting OF OF heads These negroes are OF the
same class whom It is proposed to make free
men Of in this country
This Now York Word says that several Of
lne Nholnet hIe va lhNoT ol lho outrage ol
trying Jefferson Davis by Military Cons
mission, but the President is opposed to it,
There il u division OF opinion upon the sub
ject
The Navy Department has telegrahcd sem
ator Morgan, Of New York, placing at the
disposal OF the Health COMMISSIONER Gov
ornment vessel to enforce the quarantine II
they desre II.
Commissioner Rollins has decided that any
person or fsm who shall manu- facture by NM
chinery any Of the articles exempt from the
excise tax by the 9sth section will be regnrG-
ell US manufacturers and must take out n man
uiacturer's license,
The Unted States Circuit Court is ~ sea-
sion nj indianapolis. The case OF General
Hoyey, for false imprisonment against certain
citizens of Indiana is up heforui IT,
1t is denied that the President has sus.
pended the operations OF the FreSdmrn's Bu-
reau or negro boarding houses in Alabama. -
II he has not, hs ought to.
b. W. Greene, late president of An insur-
ance company in Hartford Conu., lately cut
hs wio's throat, and attempted the same op.
GRAFTON upon his own. He was insane.
They have had terrible gale ou Lake
Ontario doing an immense amount of dam-
age to the shipping which is elsewhere no
ticed by telegraph
We ara informed that the opinion is gain.
ing ground at Washington that Jeli Davis
will not be tried by jury, but will be ex-
lied
Philadelphia, in anticipation oflhe cholera,
has appropriated 10000 to clean the streets.
Eleven new cases OF cholera ARE reported
among the steerase passengers on the At
lanta
There have been 24l Posl-oilice routes re-
stored in the South embracing ls 800 miles
OF service.
1t is denied that thers is any excitement
whatever at Toronto about the Fenians.
Mr.. HEM has started new paper in
Iowa, lie says he hopes 10y hard scratching
TO make a living for himself aud his little
ehckens,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
The Mexican Qu.stion.

Late arrivals from Europe bring the in
tolligcnco that the public mind in England
and France is much excited just now in
consequence of letter in the London
Times from It's correspondent in New York
in which it is stated with great direCtness
that Mr.. Seward has sent TO the Emperor
of France an Hhip,afam ON the Mexican
question. The Government Of the United
States, the ceres 9Undent sAys. has signii-
cd to the Emperor that it will not permit
the troops now organized in Egypt for the
aid Of Macmillan to land. and that any
further intervention on the part Of Napo-
Icon might lead to u rupture between the
two governments. The leading journals
of tho two Kingdoms are divided as to the
probabilities of the rumor. and the Lon
don Star goes so far as to declare itself "to
be in II position to give its readers an au-
thoritative assurance that no such despatch
was written or forwarded" from the
American Secretary. This positive dec
larAtion had some effect in settling public
opinion on the question; still there are
not few individualssSnd journals in Eng
land and France who roluse to recognize
the authority of the Star to make such an
emphatic declaration respecting the move
monts of the American Government.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
NOTICE.
TO the Probate Court OF Montgomery 90. Ohio.
Dennis Dwyer, Admir- OF Wm. Foley, decd,

70 the Probate Court OF Montgomery 90, Ohio
Dennis pwyer, Admir- ofwn. Foley, decd,
Ca'harlne Foley, widow Daniel Foley fthe State Of
Iowa, Ellen Foley intermarried with - Sullivan of
the state OF Massachusetts, Mary Foley intermar.
rod with john Barrett of canlbTidRs city, state OF
Indiana, John Foley ofthe State OF Indiana and Cor
nolns Foley Of the county OF Montgomery, Ohio,
aud the unknown heirs OF said William Foley, deod
Rro hereby informed that on tho 10th day of Sepem
ber $685. said administrator died his petition In the
leot aud prayer oi which petition IL 10 Obtain en- order
Sc on the 9th day Of November 1870 for the assign.
ment ol dover OF Catherine Foley, the widow OF eaid
William Foley deI'd, and for The sale Of tho follow.
ing real estate, situated In tho county UiHhaby In the
State si Oh o, ofwhch the said dsoeasod died seEed
TO wit
Tho south half OF mo wast hall Of the south east
quArtar ot section No 4. township y, H. rruRe east
containing forty acres more less pay the dobts
Of said docaased ~ l'lIil
.. DENNIS DwVAR. Admir-,
oot25 Atw OF wm. Bolsy, decd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
mumphrsy,. speoiae..

Thousands Of lavalids have been perfectly
cured OF long standing ailments, the plague
aud bAne of their lives and on which they
have spent hundreds in vain by simply using
these invaluable SPECIFICS Not family
who have ever had one Of these Family Cases
of HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, but would
give Eve times its cost. rather than be without
il. Addresg 500 Broadway, N Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
LEGAL NOTICE.
Jacob q. stiVor, Plaintiff,

IHaRc Horner and ORtharnA HOrner, of LagranRa 90
Indiana and Sarah y. silver and Lewis A. Silver, Of
Montgomery o., Ohio, Defendants,
Superior Court Of ofMontgomery Co, Ohio.
The above named deiendanls will take notice
that jacob U Stiyer, the a6th day Of september,
A. D., 1865, hed his petition In the Superior Conri
ol Montgomery County, Ohio, asking that partition
10 made Of the following daserhed premiaea, and
dover assigned thereia to said sarah b. stVer, said
premises being ninety In the south corner
VI tho uorth vest quaftcr of section number nins
tho llrcembor term Of said court, aAd plAlntn will
ask that order be made for tho partition OF ua a
premises Ia pursuance Of the statute, MI.
GEo. W. MoYER, AtiorAsy.
octlg civ .' ff..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07

Soy When the most Distinguished Physi-
clans affirm that SCovILL's BLOOD AND LIvER
SYRUP is the best Blood Purifier, known, why
will not oil those who are afflicted with hu-
mors, or any impurity OF the Blood, try this
acknowledged Remedy : Many hopeless
cAses have been cured by the use Of thiS med
icine, when all other remedies have failed.
The Blood s our life Why not prolong
lifs,by removing from the Blood all poisonous
humors2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
NOTICE.
Petition Tor Partition

TOsEPH X. SWALLOW will tAks notice that a
~ pehuon was hod against him on the 18th day OF
october, A. ID 1889, in the Superior Court OF Mont.
gomary county, In the State n Ohio, by Margaret A.
kshuedy, and u nov pending, wherein aaid Margaret
A, Kennedy demAnda pAriitop Of the following real
estate 10 Wit, Twenty ISL OF land more
Or less. being IN the north east corner Of the north
east quarter OF section Twenty eight tssl Township
Three (s) Rsnge, BiK 10y eant, situate in the Town
ship OF Butler, county OF Montsomefy pnd State of
OHIO and that At the next term OF said Court the
sad Margaret A. Kennedy will Apply for an ordsr that
partition may be made OF said Premises.
Dated Oct, %, 1850.
THEODORE SULLIVAN,
ocisbAtw Attornev for Petitioner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07

NoTInE ia hereby given that y petition will be
IN presented to the Hoard OF Com missionrTs Of
Montgomery County, Ohio, At their next reRulg 6
session, praying for the location and estabrs nt
o. county road leading rom the Dayton Lebanon
Turnpike to the CeutTeue a Wayneavilio road,
commencing at tho North East corner Of school lot
OF sub District No. q, In Washington township, and
runni X thence east through the lands OF i.afee
Rosee, Thomas Hattie d, tho heira OF 3. Roberts,
J. y. wilson, II, W. Resdor, j. Ar n. simpson,
Joseph Thomas, and John p. Sears, being distance
Of about two miles. MANY PETITIONERS,
octX7wBL fs =. 'ftt b" |nL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
I will offer at Public Sale, o1

L will ofsr at Public Sale, oa
SatSrday October ~, 1890
ny ann containing about IS acres Of choice land la
good stale OF cultivation. The improvements are
two Brick Houses one large two story, with ten
rooms, good store room attached, we'll shrlVed,
store, good we'll Of ~Ater ~ tho door, rood amoks
house, wood house and other out buildings. Tha
otheT house suitable ipr small iamily Also lprge
bank barn, corn orb, waAon shed, 40 Also tsn
good orchards with choice variety Of fruit treea
said property IL that formerly OHned by AbrAln
HuiieT, deo'd, aud known ~ tho HuhefvillA pro.
pcrty. Sale to commence nj o'clock Y, NJ when
terms Will be- made known.
DANIEL s, HUBPER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
Argal.
Treasurer's Notice.
To the Tax Payers OF Mont
gOmery County, Ohl0.

TNHE books are now ready, aud We will attend to re.
ceving the taxes for 1906, during once hours, nj
the Treasurer'a Once. II you conanli your own
yenonce, you will cali before the rush. which renders
II very unpleasant during the last few weeks OF the
un1 rpecihed hy Law, Remember thai one half the
entire tar for 1858, together with all deli hqusnoss
on or bsfore the goth day OF DeoembAr 1900 or the
penalty will bo added m Aniho rssd by law rH
DANIEL sTATEY,
90. Treasurer Montgomery 90 o.
TreAsurer's Once, Nov. I, 1855. .t nogS-dwu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07

Court Of Common Pleas
Of Montgomery o., o.

Hannah Alios Dreamer, oon.. ., c...,-... Ma.
William James Dreamer, Of Montgomery Co., o.
NAyILLIAh James Dreamer whose residence 10
w unknoyn 10 noihed that Hannah Alioa CreAmar
dd on the 18th Day uf eeptemhsr 1895, file her pet
ton Ia The once o The Clerk ofthe Court Of Common
Pleas eithln and Tor The county Of Montgomery and
STATE of Ohio, cha-gina the said William Janea Cream
er With adultery with woman unknown 70 the AaId
petitioner ard Slao charEiug him with gross neglect
OF duty tovarde hef the petitioner asking she may
IN divorced nom the said William Janoa Oreamer
whirh petition will stand tor hearing at The nexi term
OF said Court HANNAH ALOE OREAMER
ny ApAa OLAr, her Attorney. OclBWa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER Oh
N0VIRT

Dr order OF the Probate CoHr, Of Franklin caunty
ID Ohio, there will be sold a. public vendue Al the
on tho
Eleventh Dsv " RopsSsser, isCs.
at y O'Clock Y M, the undvide one half of LOT No
lul, 10 the city Of Dayton, in Montgomery county
(MinOrr)-apprRised nj $500
Terms Of sale one hall cash on the day OF sale
The rest In one year with interest and secured by
mortgage on the premises
The purchaser At the aalecan have tho remaining
half Of srid premises on the said terms The mort
cages on the etV will he cancelled on the day az
safe
SARAH NJ. IARuE,
. Guardian ofIdAA A, 4LueIla j. Larue
oils ttw w.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
IN DYSPEPSIA

& &d,tsaueniauttran OF symptoms, - acts moro Rke
whole range Of Matesaa Medca that can for nIomen
bear comparison withu in this disease,
full account Of this wonderful plant may bf found
In the eleventh edition OF the United States Dispena
atory, pages 1887 and 1888
series OF expenmentsin In which DIR. Bull has been
Tor esrn engaged has ust been brought success.
tut termination, and he 70 now enabled 10 oer tho
public ombinntion o. CEDRoN with other approved
sonics the whole preserved IN tina best quality OF
copper distilled bourbon Whisky, wihch hs 10 conf
don't has no equal in the world.
He might Furnish volume OF oeruhoatea hut the
public have long siue learned TO estimate Aueh things
by their true Vane Tho sAfest plan Ia for every one
totestfor hmselfthe virtues ofa new medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07

TttERE willbe sold at pulio sale, on the premises,
FRIDAY, November q. is6s,
by the Executors OF the last will and testament O
George Gehhart, decd. the following Heal Estate
situated in Miami Township two miles east OF
Miamisburg, deseribed a. follows Lot Number one
tanning 90 36.iOO acres Lot Number Three, con.
tainlng 50 acres, which 10 we'll tnbsred. Lot Mum.
Der Four. containing - acres, all situate u section
10, town I, range ., betwet the Miami rivers
EKMb.-One. third cash, ono third ON the first
day o. April, 1857, and one third the nrst day OF
April is0e, This back Payments to be secured nv
mortgage the premises, and to be'r nterts VI ron
sale. GEORGF W, 9EBHARr
JACOB RAVEB, Executors
optR6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
pn. mALL,s mALsAm.

COUGHS COLDS, INFLUENzA.--To
all who suflet from these complaints, and wish
10 fnd s permanent remedy We say, try DR
HALL's BAL.SAM, a medicine which contains
NO Opium, and has cured the worst GASES
among our own eitigens,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07

Butthe browning sory OF his hfe remains to 10 At.
tanned IN his discovery, or rather combination for hO
does not caim 10 have been ths diacoVt
which a he basis Of tho bltters now offered to the
public. That honor belongs ts the native inhabitants
OF Oeptral America to whom its virtues have bean
known for nore than two hundred years Armed
with u the indian bids defiance 60 the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, The most venom
1us serpents, IL is belief with them, that white
aure no matter what the disease may he,
Whfe DT. Ru'lis not prenared 20 endorse this e1.
travagHn preteuslon he ~ nevertheless satisfied from
athoronRh examination NJ the evidence relating to
ITS virtues, tn tas remedy and preventative for ali
diseases arising from exposure, either TO change b
weather or climate, or to miaamatio influences, IL
stAnds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07

\ TnE MEXICAN LoAS.--Tho Mexican
u for thirty millions of dollars. which
Alecod in the New York money mar
ora., Getting with cordial reception.
a. "demAnd for these bonds is very
g.. '"d'yINons pouring in from banks
80. iy, az weip different parts of the
nsa panied by war New York city, ac--
t.nd.s 'or the cause Rressions of sym
10 subserye. the loan is in-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
wisconsin and IIlinois

There are State elections in Wisconsin
and Illinois to-day. but in the latter. only
for county oflieers. No State ofiicer is
chosen. In Wisconsin there is a Cover
nor and Legislature to be elected. The
Democrats have made vigorous contest,
but they have a large majority to over
come. ....,.....
.C1i g l-.-A -.-i
TuES AND NoW.--ParsOn BroWlow. the
present Governor of Tennessee. delivered
a lecture on slavery, some eight years ago.
in New Orleans. To show the radicals in
what cstcom they were held by their pres
entidol. we make the following extract {:
"The Southern portion Of the Mslhodist
church was doing more for the temporal and
eternal welfare OF the negro than all the Free
dom-shriekets out Of He'll the pious Aboli-
ZIONIST would enter the church on Sunday
with face as long 40 the moral law, descant
upon aud bewail the mlaerias aud wrong
heaped upon the owntrodden sons OF Africa,
and on The following day, ia HE picaynna
grocery or candy store, would, if he could
swiudle Louisiana negro out Of The pewter
ornament on the head Of his cane, and il in
the oame'of tho Lord" .p 4... .i. u
Now this hyprocile praises those who
have entailed untold misery upon the ne
groes for years TO come, The reason is
that the "Parson," like good many 9th.
erS that might be named, got big pay for
turning abolitionst.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
HENRY WITTRRs RsTATR.

NJoTloR 10 hereby given that tho nndeAs,eued IVES
IN duly apponted and qualified A. Adnalniatrator . /
the estate Of Henry WtteFs, lats of ofhontEomery
County, ohio, daaeAsed. -I-
Dayton, August, SOth, lBe6,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
Court Of Comm on Plea
4 Of Montgomery 90. q

DANIEL sS'herd' Court Of Comm o n plea
Mary Jane Mothsrd. Of Montgomery 90.
MARY Jane MethSrd Of Logensport, In the Coun.
INI " OF -, amt state of Indiana, is notified
that naniel hethord did, on tho 2sd day OF October
1866, hle his petition m tho oice OF the Clerk Of tho
oonrt OF Common Pleas OF Mont aomsry County Ohio,
charging the said Mary Jane Methsrd with adultery
with one John Houaer, and ahking that he may 10
divorced from the said Mary jane Metherd, which
pauti0n will stand ior hearing at tho March term
is6s, Of said Court
Dated this tih day Of November 1895. etw
A. CAY, Atty. bANIEL MkTnRRn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07

BeObRak's RIttoFa.
"Thsro Is many "a true word spSk en-
In JOst,'' said a gentleman to his friend who re-.
marked that backs are gaod bus
Robacks are better"
See c. W. Roback's Advertisement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
ANTHONY MULLs ESTATE.

NJ oT10E Ia lhersby given that the undaraig igned
IN has this day been uly appointed and qualified
~ Adminisifarix the Estate OF Anthony Null de.
ceased, late oi Montgomery County Ohio.
OeiaA civ BblEA HuAN, AaoainiasrAtsaE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
ESTATE OF JOHN KooHNE.

NIoTToH H. hereby given thA. the nuderaianed
IN has been duly appointed and qualified a. admin.
atrix OF tho FllAte OF John Kohne, deceased late
OF Montgomery ceupiy, 0hia,s
SOPHIA KoHhE, Administering.
W, I 9HnLuAhnNH, Atty, oct20 aw.