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WuAr CAUSED lHasCI i.0g@i. e".IoH
!" GEN;Co.-Tha !auous Jeaay, Claim,
which ctu3rl Franco to intervene in
Mexican affairs, arose out-oi !oau ky
JecEes, a Swiss, to bIjramon OF s75b,CCO
10 war agaGst Juar5z. Mrasyu o0ga,
gel 10 repay Jecker for this loan tho en-.
ofmouS sum Of $l4,OOO,OOO. Mramon
los! his cause, and then Jecker asked
JuaTez to pay his claim which was. Felus.
ol. What would esay il The E5cliyh
men who Ieat Davis money TO carry au
h3 rebellion were 10 ask .ho uri.rl
States Government to pay if Yet Jeck
er's claim was precisely simjlar, and on
this impsdent demand invaded Mexico.
---Ba!Hmore Clipper.
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JOB WORK.

Ws.ro nov prepared 10 execute all kinds Of
job HO.k, 1i.i a-atnefs cgI Ilp4.uh, aud
on Accommodating ,a.a5.
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-. NEITTLEsY,
"Colonal and A..r. Conan .ssionor.
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FOR, SALE

ON SATURDAY, THE 2sp INST AT
" 10 O'Clock a M, In front OF the toiITf
House, the house and lot on the nero
Eouftn ana quincy streets, belonging to DR.
Alfred Hughes, and at present Occupied by
Daniel Peck, Esq. The lot Is thirty four (35 fst
tEont, TGnnng back one hundred and thirty
two tlif2l feet, on which IS situated an ela
CANT and most substantial three story brick
dwelling house, containing ten (lOl rooms
win TWO ~ OF the very best CELLAR and with
an the modern improvements, such as cook
ing range, bells and trumpetS, hot and cold
water, and gas all through the house. Win :
most superb BATH ROOM, with plunge
ter closet in the bath room, leaIiin1 10 a var
large and steep sewer, falling into the river
most excellent store room with sfeIveS and
drawers for everything required and ire
mouse oak grained and papeFed throuRhouf
Win Two excel lent poTches stretching The en-.
tire length Of the north side of Inc h0TSa
Also, superb BRICK STABLE AND CAR-
I ~ Z, louise with servants room, and
uIick coal ana ash houses. In short this Is
one OF the most desirable and hest loeafeI3
this city. - - s-.i' IA
Inc above premises were built by the oyryr,.
SEs Win the expectation Of never either rent.
ing OF selling them, but of occu6yfnr the
nOuse ts q permanent home for hirnSeif and
and work done in the most suhSfa nfi0I ana
approved manner, at a cost, In poid for
kFound ana all expenses Of a fraction ioH.er
ten thousand dollaFs we
TeFmS-An cash In hand or one-f,aIf r,asb
my NY me balance an two, four and SIX mouths
Win eSotlable notes, bearing interest Win
aPPPE0Sed security, deed being retained unffi
GEO. E WICKHAnr a nr4i0T,e-.,-
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cotton regions of the South. We do not
see that there is much in the talk about
foreign woods depressing our American
fleece. The disparity in price is great
because of the still greater disparity in
quality. For instance, the domestic
saxony fleece is worth in our markets
from 20 to Is cts, while none of the
European or South American woods,
after adding ten per cent. ad valorem,
bring above so cents. We are of the
opinion that higher tariff would be
found to inure mainly if not altogether
to the benefit Of the manufacturer in
this country. A tariff on the raw arti-
Gle is in effect simply bonus to him, if
it be true that he can guage the market
| and combine to purchase little or much
in order to sustain prices. Home fac
tories for fabricating wool cloth is the
true policy. By and by we shall see
that policy adopted by the men who are
now spending entirely too much time
on the subject of an increase in the
tariff.
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An Important BIII---TerrItOrIaI Sys.
tenn Proposed.

tenn Proposed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l1.-The bill in
troduced by Representative Ashley, of
Ohio, tofecOustruct the Southern States.
is more stringent in its provisions than
any for u similnr object heretofore pre-
scented. ltprovides, among other things,
for the appointments of Provisional Gov
errors, with Marshals and District At
torneys, for thetenporary discharge of
civil duties.
The inhabitants of each State, irres-
Pective OF race or color, are to be en-
rolled, and IL II majority take the oath TO
support the Constitution of the United
States, the Governor shall by proclama-
ton invite the loyal people TO elect del
egatcS to Convention to re-eStablish n
State Government,
The delegates are required to take
and subscribe the oath of allegiance,
and no person can thus serve or vote
who has held or exercised any civil or
military Office under the Rebel usurpa-
ton, or voluntarily borne arms against
the United States. Both the oath to
support the Constitution of the United
States, and the oath of allegiance, are
TO DO administered to voters.
The Constitution formed must be re-
publican, and not rePugnanttOt the Con-
stitution of the United States and the
Declaration of Independence. And it
must provide that involuntary servi-
tude is forever prohibited: That no
Confederate State, or municipal debt
shall ever be recognized or paid; that
perfect tolerution of religion shall be
secured, and that no inhabitant shall
ever be mOlested in person or property
on account of his or her mode of reliG-
ious worship, and that no person shall
enter upon any Office within the gift OF
the people until he shall have firsttaken
the oath to support the Constitution OF
the United States, and an oath to MAIN
tain the perpetual Union of the States.
This convennnt is 10 be perpetual. II
the Constitution shall come up to these
and other requirements, n copy shall be
sent to the President OF the United
States, who, after obtaining the consent
of Congress, shall, by proclamation,
recognize the Government so establish
ed.
This act is not to operate as n recogni-
ton of a State Government in the State
of Tennessee till the conditions afore-
said are complied with, and till that
time Tennessee, and all the States re-
Gently in rebellion, shall be subjected
to this law.
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For the HOLIDAYS,

lust RECEIVED-l5O Doz. CANS HER.
- MEIICALliY sealed Fruits 60. consisf
ing ng OF Peaches, Pears, Guinness, Green Grapes,
BanSon RUINS, Pine Apples, Strawberries
Sorn, Peas, Fresh and SpIced Salmon, Fresh
MS1ackerel, iobsters, CLANS, Pitchard and Sar-
GineS' Sonaiments and Spices, well assorted.
pure ground ana unground: FfuiiR-Iaver''
bunch and seedless Ralsins, Currants, CitTon''
eandIed Lemon Peel, Figs, Prunes, Dates''
9Tle3 reaches and Apples, CranberIies 90
Pickles, Catsups and Sauces, EnRiish and
at1neIltsAn Chow Chow, plain; In jafs nom i
ghiIon 20 pint; also by the 100 or dozen: s1l-
Peslor Manages and Peppers, stunned; picISlei
11oDSteIS, olives, CapseIs, &C.; WOrCesterShir
LOT Ta1 Slpb, Luclznows Mushroom, Wal.
drtes-Shakers' Sweet Corr. i. Y. Chsn,SsI1e
eno SLan Cider, eastern, Pine Apple and San
sage Cheese, smoked Salmon and HaIIhnt
I9Sether with an endless variety. for ssIs
cheap BY n. & g. D. WOODROw
Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe a.
decl9 WheelinE, W Sa
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a FIRM in Cincinnati tTyler David
son & Co.. have tried the experiment
of importing direct from Europe
through the city OF Baltimore and over
the Baltimore * Ohio road, and write to
the officers of the Baltimore road that
they are greatly pleased with their ex-
pertinent, having saved some forty days
Of the usual time. II the Baltimore *
Ohio road can present this case Rs n
specimen to importers, the whole West
will soon oe following the example OF
Messrs. Tyler Davidson Il Co. There
is no reason why line of steamers
from Europe to Baltimore, furnished
with all the business of the road, should
not pay.
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Deeember p, 1855. by Dr.. A. Martin. Mr..
III. IiIEoFlIILUs W. RGcHARnSoS, of SaTdis o.
and Miss MARY ELLA WILEY, OF Wheeling.
On thesame day, and ty the same NTr. 81
IN n HUGHES OF Mo6ndSvfife and Ms
NkhECcA j. WADE, OF Wheeling .
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DIED.

", DS s.; rs, NARY E, infant daughter Of Jos
me funeral win take place nom their resi-
denee on John sstee,, near Seventh, ON sat-
oESiaS'1 asd inst. At 10 O'Clock a. m. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-Delicious, re-
freshing,. purifying, preservative, in
diSpensable, exquisite, arc the terms
applied to the famous SozoDoNT, in
thousands of households every day,
And why Simply because all the vir-
tues Internationally claimed for other
dentifrices, actually exist in this Won
derful preparation. deClS-SeOd.
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Awuy with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!!
Nomore rancid Pomades !!
you want something elegant,
If you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire son and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
Ifyou want to prevent premature Baldnes,
II you want to be rid of Dandruff,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. -t.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle.
For sale by
LAUGHLINS BUsHFIELD,
1u2 Wheeling, W. Va.
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Iris notorious at the Custom House
that the Importation of European per-
fnmery has ceased under the present
revenue laws. Do not be cheated with
the wretched limitations. Use Phnlon's
might blooming Cereus," with which
no toilet extract cOncocted either at
home or abroad can vie Sold every
where. 1t
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LANARTINT, in his article sustaining
the Napoleonic view of the Mexican
muddle, says: ,'The Globe is the prop
erty OF Mans the now continent, Amer
lea, is the property of Europe" Let her
levy on it under Sheriff Napoleon If she
dnreS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-22

SENATOR WADE, of Ohio, who was
the champion of West Virginia once
before in the body of which he is a
member, has, as reported in our dis
patches yesterday morning, brought in
a bill from the Committee on Terrific
ries, ratifying the annexation of Berke-
ley and Jefferson counties to the State.
We are in receipt OF n copy of the me
mortal that is circulating in Congress
on behalf of ratification. 1t is n di-
gest OF the acts of Virginia and West
Virginia ON the subiect--of the provis-
ions of our constitution bearing on it
of the certificates from Gov. Peirpoint,
tcstifyins to a majority of the votes cast
in each county being in favor Of an
neNation, and also sums up the case as
now in dispute between the loyal and
disloynl people in the two counties.
There is no doubt but that the anuexa-
ton will be ratified by Congress- in due
time.
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Co-Partnership.
a Card

HAyIEe SOLD MY ENTIRE INTEREST
OglebRy to f w. Paxton ana rSrjaTtI LIS q
ny. pSay, VINO VIII continue the buSiness uniisr
ne nIIn name Of Paxton & Oglehay. I tSlSa
~ e.l y IN soliciting for them coniinnRnce
a. OIL, the liberal patronage Bestowed on the Iate
Witnessing. Dec. IL. 1885. JOHN D9 9scIS7SNG;
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TIHE REGULAR ANNTTaT Nrrrry,yI,
OF the stockholders OF the NaffOnal SSayS
Ings hank Of Wheeling, for the election ~
!LIeceotSs VIII ne held At the Bank m me-
day, Jan 9, 1855, between the hours Of "a ! ,[,
an Seal B n s.P. HILDRETH,
9S-z-s9 Cashier
MESS PoRK-lO BBIs. RECEIVED AND
aoya PRYOR, aANpLAS q co
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Thei Best O11t,

HAVING MADE ARRANGENIESTs FOR
II the exclusive sale in this city OF the UNI
NeLsaI Clothes NungeF, We confidently pre-
sent II 70 the Public as superior to all others.
y Is provided with cogS, which make It more
HuIaaSie and eIttcient, preserving and protect
laoOr OF washing is reduced one half while
the wear and tear Of clothes Is much les than
u n LllAn1 NIlnglng. We warrant every ma
chine. No housekeeper who raCnras conTen-
ience; economy and health, viii be without
the universal Clothes WrinRer. For snie by
decl2 CTDRRETT 4. q ~
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FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. -.
WE take it for granted that Pollard,

WE take II for granted that Pollard,
who now edits the Richmond Eran-
iner, received along with the penor ohm
N. Daniel, the late edisor, his duellinE
pistols also. We should say that he
will be called upon about once a week
at the rate he is going on. He makes a
ferocious attack on Williams C. Wick
ham, a General in the rebel army, al
ways understood, however, TO be de
sirer of reconstruction, and Mr.,
Smith, at present Treasurer of the
State of Virginia, the same who well
coined Gov. Peirpoint to Richmond
last Spring. The Examiner holds these
men up to scorn as having gone back
on their Confederate ntecedents-taIks
about their shameless apostacy," and
says that
''The great body OF the Southern PEG
pie look upon them with n scorn that is
uuutterable and hatred that is bound
less; and the memories of the SANDER
ed dead-mRrtyrs TO y creed imbibed
from them-direr than the iurieS of Ores
ties, Will pursue them with vengeance
that shall know no expiatory altar"
Such fellows as Pollard are now re-
demoniztng the people of Virginia and
the South as fast as they can. Pretty
specimens such as he would be TO I'D
init into Congress.
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says that

THE remains ofthat illustrious orator,
Ex-Governor Corwin, were brought up
over the Baltimore IL Ohio Road last
evening and crossed ut Benwood.-
Many particulars of his life are being
published by the papers coming to hand.
We find in one of them the following
anecdote of one ofhis earliest oratorical
triumphs, which occurred in 1910 and
established his fame:
General Harrison having received
the WING nomination at Hnrrisburg-a
certain militia General CraTy, who rep
resented Michigan in the House, having
made a speech critiCising and assniling
General HRrrison's career, Mr.. Corwin
answered it in vein of mingled hui
NOR and sarcasm which has rarely been
e4uallcd. The extinction of the unfor-
tunate Michigander WAS so complete
that when old John Quincy Adams cas-
Unlly alluded in debate next day to
the late Mr.. Crazy the House fairly
shook with the general merriment."
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RICH SILKS.

THAvE 5oR8 VERY RICH MORE AN
j TIQUE Silk Dress Patterns, which will
sell at less than New York cost.
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GLOVES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
NJ Children-LRdies' and Gentlemen's deecy
lined Gloves. Cheap Gloves for Boys and
Girls gds,1 at low prices is. RHODES.
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:. .ass 0QT
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FALL & WINTER DRY GOOD

Eyer Se brought 70 this city, which I am selI,ns
q 4, Per tt cent cheaper than any other house
IN me city and the only WRy 10 TnT1-
vince you Of this fact, Is To cana
see for yourselves.
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aIfw AdrfrttsEtnEnts.
GH THE REsT.
CALARRIA LICORICE.

noILET SETS, PoMADEs, EXTRACTS,
new Perfumes, Porte MonnRies, Brushes,
de-, In great variety, for sale by
deem and .IOdAN. list 9 O..
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FOR CHRISTMAS.
FINE MINK FURa

on0 BREAKFAST sHAwLs, FROM 81 70
NUUtoSS. Almost suitable article for o pre-
sent. tdecOl ]. 8. RHODES.
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r HAVE STILL ON HAND SOME FEW
sets OF very handsome Mink Furs. which
will sell cheap. Also, q large stock Of Fitch,
Squirrel and water Mink EuFS TO close out.
deC0 IS. RHODES.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-10

NJ wv U I'"" T-|I", --I
h.i,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-10

The Sunday Times ssates that President
Johnson' is coming North. .on - summer tour,
aud recommends that he be not bored with
'spseohss'uor led TO believe, ,thatlhe Is Ia alden
Of obsequious sycophants. We have further
suggestion 10 make, Let Mr.. johnson make
bis summer tour one OF observation as well as
relaxation. Let him employ his natural sd.
gacity in studying the sentiments and wishes
Of the MASSES; and acquire correct under
standing Of the tone Of popular opinion. He
can not do this il be carry with him the at.
mosphere Of his Cabinet Let him come un-
shsckled and free 10 see, TO reflect, and to
judge for himself, Let him leave his jalors
and keepeW behind st Washington. II he
will do this we are convinced that his summer
tourwill be conducive not only to his own
health, but to the health OF the Republic He
will then ascertain how much the people are
disappointed in having found no refuge from
arbitrary power in the reopened temple OF
peace. He will then appreciate the intensity
Of the popular indignation At the continued
supremacy ofthe military power, the suspen-
sion Of Judicial forms, aud the exercise Of
dietatorial functions by the armed agents OF
the Executive authority He viii know how
earnest 10, the general longing for relapse
into republicanism. and doubtless will 90 back
to Washington sufficiently impressed with the
tenor Of the peoples will to shape his policy
aecordngly,-Cn. Enquirer.
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A Lwkshlag.on oorrespe peIdln.Is Isais:


Our relations with France are becoming
every day more critical The recent reverses
Of the ImperiAlists in Mexico, and the recent
concentration on our troops on the line Of the
Bio GrADde, seems to have induced the EN-.
.pfcg, If Freneeto t4ks,s more aepidedgtaud
than ever before IN Support of the Emperor
Msximilian. It is understood here to-day
that autHeAtie ihtelligepcalhse been received
OF the fact That a reinforcement Of 20, 900
French aud Austrian troops are now embark
ing at two French porti, destined for Mexico,
and that they may he expected to land at
Vera Cruz as soon as they can cross the
oeeah1 I ltia ibeliSyedihN the Emperor Ma.
poleon has become tired Of waiting for the
ful6llmeDt Of Mr.. Stewards pledge for the
Recognition Of Macmillan, and that be takes
the above' step 90 an indication Of bis purpose
to uphold the monarchy in Mexico at any
cost. .iatats...s.. .H.. 1dtt.......
Ifths facts, 90 fumored, are correct il is
difhcull to see how collision is TO bs avoided
between the American and French troops on
tho lins of the Rio GrApds 's f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-10

81 stateneut o tne eopduap Of the Republic Fire In.
dnS ofJapuaTy, 1884, IN conformity with the laws Of
IA. gt.t, ar O.
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ORRpIlICiTE or AUTHORITY.
To expire on the 3ist day u January, lSda)
OInoE oF THH AungPog W srAFx. Cd
Insurance Denartmbnt

isH .H#.H Cbl,tp,bts, Oato. J0HuaFy 80, 1895,
Whereas, The 6ERHANtA HANoyKR, NIAGARA, and
hEruHho lire Insirnuoe Companies, located a. Nss
York. in the State Of New York, have each hcd In this
ohicU sworn stsieneni ~ iis gpniion required by
tho inst section of the Act "fo regulate ihsuanos
Csihpalnos not inoorporatel ~ the state Of ohio,"
passed April g. $50, and Anensd February q lbot and
Wss'sis Zach pf slasi Companies bas eirldshsd the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they arc zach
Iiss.egei of at easi One llnndrc fh9usgri poaiFof
actual Capital invested In stocks, o. bonds or In
MORTGAGES Il real estate, worth double the smoqnt
Er which tie same Is moftgagcd aud, Uhereds, sAeh
of SAIL CgnFAttas has hlri la thg aiee = written
instrument under - CORPORATE zeal, signed BY the
prsidsntand sscretry thnrruf auih hunang any Rgfnt
a,cuts dl said Ganpancs Ia this state 10 arkno~-
i,su service II pf.cs i0r and ~ lsialf o s-id Qpm
pglies aecDriing to the term, of said law
.Nois Thtscfart IN rursnauCe ul thr hust secpon
pf the Aforesaid aaL b, JAMES A. GOODMAN, Auditor
uf Sittr gu~ Ohk 10 hereby aariiiy taat ssdd fEE.
HA1A, liANoYEH, NIAGARA aud krrrulic firo lnsnr.
hucs Companies Of New York autkogbed 10
triuaut ti,e business Of Fire aud Marine Insurance
in this ;iait snfl up hrtydr-t Ala, OF Janllary Ia
Tia Acsr pu- thousand vyht hundfvi apd dNty-siX.
II hT'qiE WDdtt hsse htFuantn enlsorhsd by
iuiu0 pid eanscl thr zeal ii NY ofioe 10 he ainNc'l
th- dNa ADD year atsNe written, N
JAS II GOODMAN,
tsl Auditor ~ STAT
~ "'.t a l.. .aas.. .I
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WAREHOUSE AND RESIDENCE IN
10 MIAMISBURG AT MASTER COMMIS.
Z SI0NER'S SALE I

'''0e pses WAGNER Case No, SGSo,or slS5
Bertha A. Deckert et dl '" N'Ti Court. =
Tn pursuance Of an order OF the Superior Court OF
l. Montgomery County Ohio, made IN tho abov0 en-
titled cause, and TO me directed, will otitr at public
auction, a. the door OF the Court House in tho City
OF Dayten in the County and State aforesaid on
s st5 Saturday August 2Gfh 1865,
between the hours OF one and foitr O'Clock, p M OF
ssud day The lollowlng desoTbed Heal Estate 70 wit
situate in The County OF Montgomery and State OF
Ohio Being n lots pumhered ten and sevan no a
~ on the east side OF the Miami Canal Treon's
plat OF the town Of Miamifburg N the ounty and
State aforesaid and the same being lots Nos 22j and
226 on the revised plat OF taid town.
Thobud,ngs on the above described premi ses con
Stat Of large two story brick warehouse situate
the Miami Canal, and two story frame residence.
Said premises hsye been opproisef at s460O and may
sell for u Of tha sum. The lots and buildings upon
the same will be sold as one entire property
Terms cash. .f. .'.N .,
Flt.i ..tI ID .,tH Va II. BELNILLE, s... '
Master COMMISSIONER, Montgomery Superior Court
| ADAM LAY,Attorney ie 20 6tW f
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sMALL PARLoR ANOa.

49, y" e"sr tHH fs4 satstA Dls0E a..
PULL, ROUND, AkRDL0W TORR-RASY ASD
'' ELASTIC TOUCH-BLRGANTiAR Nd Or M. .
80 a.. -s,tEs.di - ssas.'I 'n.ss ,,,
The siH and third os,avas are AssEsat sishi ihclss
sSs sse Ssf gSs hS ssSsn &C.
nlsrgs rouPf eoTnssrs. finished back and mont.
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sHERIFFs SALE ON PARTITION.
+. Danisl slanEtr '' Case No. an,
Anna slsnter, ..A4 ( superior c9uTl'

I N obedience 70 an order OF sale from the Superior
i Court of Montgomery County made in the above
case and 70 me directed VIII offer At public sale at
the door ofthe COURT House In the city OF Dayton on
p" . Saturday, Sspfeabsn 2, 1865.
At two O'Clock p. M, the following deserted prem
" wit; Situate 10 the City OF Dayton, Montgom
cry County and being Lot number nineteen hunered
and oghty'n'ne lAse) ON the revised pat Of the City
OF Davton SAID LIT is appraised ~ Sl75, and cannot
sell for less than two thirds ofthst amount.
TEHMs OF sALk-Une-thirn cash on day Of sale,
one third In one year, and one7third IN two years.
Deferred payments 70 bear interest from day Of sale and
10 DO secured by mortage on the premises.
rf' 't' o'G. II. DAVIDSON, sheriff.
HoUE McMkHoN, Attorneys ..t,. 4iw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NQTIoE y hereby given that D nah Ferneding,
IN widow Of Henry J, Fernedmg late OF montgom'
rycounty, Ohio, deceased, has been appointed and
qualified Admlnistratr x of bis estate,
Dated, June 18th 1868
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