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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-10
Residence lots.

The undersigned has few large sized resi-.
dence lots, eigbly located, which he will sell
cheap for cash, or part cash and the residue ON
tine to suit purchasers These lots are about
twice the size of ordinary town lots
3nGtf J. G.. OSBORNE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-10
afle0iral atptitt.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

nR. J. LONG ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.
Would inform the citizens OF Plymouth and the
surrounding country, that he viii be in his office
in Plymouth in Woodlands Brick Building on
the following days in each month during 1865:
April -, 3d. "A, %. &c, 81, IS and 29.-May
- ,2o 90 80 and 3l.-Jnne &c, 81, %, 90 and 30
July -, %. 81. 25. and 26.-August 90 %, and
30.--September %, 26, 81, %, % and 3d. )cto-
Der 81 %, %. and 2I.-NOvember -. 26, 81, %.
90 and 30.-Decembcr %, a, % and %.
RABLE DISEAS
Cancers and all cancerous affections, alterations
and tumors of different forms, amenorrhea, or
absence of the menses, or painful menstruation,
lucOrrhea, or flour albus, chlorosis, or green
sickness, prolapscs uter, or bearing down, and all
female compl ints, general debility, &c. Fever
and Ague chronic affections the kidneys,
gravel all diseases of the back and loins, liver
complaint, diseased spleen, chronic and inlama-
tory rheumatism elephantiasis, scrofula, hip dis
ease. white swelling. sslt rheum, giddiness of tie
head palpitation OF the heart, nervous headache
neuralgia, scrofulous leprosy, and those difficult
ties brought aboutby the indscretions of youths
&c, successfully treated.
| invite the sick to call upon me. Ny advice
in all cases will be gratutously gived: nv opinion
reasonable hope of a cure. do not make sick to
make well, or tear down to build up again Dis
eases permanently removeG-not smothcrcd for a
time to rekindle in some other part of the body
DR.. LONG can be consulted in tho English
and German languages.
April 18th '65-n23yl JAMES LONG. NJ. d.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-10

Persons wishing to purchase Furniture, will
please call ard examine our stock and prices and
they will be convinced that we sell cheaper than
any establishment III the State.
BOYD & FINNEDGE.
lime %, '65vl 0ni3-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

u uzEEAs, Ga tae tlirl 10Y pteIn' - in ti=s
" t4 -, -.- I'D -Lv tau-IlI tl-4t l.-I-rv,. and
tls., u $40 -tl.a a4 t.r -lt. sshir Ui
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t.t- s-t--,st 81 III o.. u--.J. i- AMMAN. - sui-
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LIlsf- 70.
Ana where default his Len lasd- ia the payment Of
l4. - Al. I--t --l.l l. r-e 49, "a! "a Ay'el-sr,
; g..
Gov, ;l-E-i u.i- uy;i.e Is hereby given that 7, the
s'i NJ I..lI4 IL " Iu-lsL- q! s4II4- "a Ia tHeF dIi
a.t.H. scsly > s.4I ... e ssis ice u!
s4 A ,I 1t. S~at aud 90. le>au o. -e.!tO. !n4ent,
.lyr.s iuuIc tactIuu 10 t4u1e ,st aid
-; II4uT. J.zl ed -'t4 o. the ,vuiiy Cout
A1ls, la y!s -4ts UIIaN., tie CcaHts aid state
the Ga ~ August. 4 Iat-' ~ Ten
eII,-ll ts...e A-rv!uue.y.r 49,
Ityy,- -I-I 1T laTJl an ~ sII4 mort
So llo'l ,.s.. WILL IL W. IL>iMANs
Ut,.lwo, III, Jaly2 '6j.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
Minimizing Sale.

W uEREAS on the twenty -gourt,l lay o. July, D.
w lso' I,Si4 str,sn, 'he cunt, o. - s'r aud
state Illinois, iartt-l 10 Sis Cher'er, % the
count, ant stt IL IN san oi i've tHy"'l ave
AUuar,G .sliay> Lu.OWvI money, Witnessed q! ms
Two iFclsS'iA u"les q" '"-t e'''' I '.iT sum % w
tiu-.Lu seven nLH.rtu ana MY uO"Is t.'ss one 4v'e
pIyauIr two !es alter dIit, and tn uieT io'e p'Nao!e
i.it,r !vs Ir '-te, WIN Int rt al ten er CONT yer an
HUM. ir sei-alCt!lN' "uA Tor '"- purpose oi more
iuAy uIug t.r payment oi sIl pVuiissOr! note'
aLu iu.-E--t. saIl p3la cirswn Oh. s.Ih SIT.wn,
Lis vie, exc. ulei AMI delivered L sGi >i"ts "
IErcyr, tH,i nvris.-e Oi s..A' 'aI~ ti~resy no-t-
.el. WlsI III uJ-II ws-t KIT sea- IA
on = . lie suuti west IA .te.. u. thirteen, 10;
tue AL. s....5u tSO, ~ ami Tic sou'h
east quarter section tfte - ala n toiHAp tAiii!-
Cnr ,Sig IcItn, rHsr 'uu' - cast 'i'o' 'Le SUM
IA II o. tIe u,gtI V-t IIEttr u. sc-t'i ave, ~;
the south the moran c'st ~ rier "a sectiJn
twenty 10. tAu LIii Weet quarter ~ sce"n hliiv-
ten. > ~ -,ttri at ir.e % set'n ei-nleTii, cl'
Il I tlir ucIn uutr.er u - IiOn eight
teen, H. Let i've Tact, IA tyWIsIp tiIIis-Hr ,Oil
uoIth fn-e E-, 81 cost, ASA tle e.at o. tao est hall
oi tiie M IA ",si quart o. '-.ush t.ee ~ "a .Ni
slp ti l., rin-e Jnrc- ~ east; ais, Tie est
l' o. Ile soii u-i quarter o. section 'iiy 'ool In
to"LshP eA'tAI"'' t'-'3 o. r.h77 ioi' ~ c' % az
th .iG,,f livillI, sisJ Las sJtih ~ id red aud
Ivry (-rUJ ut LO-N hIfA niiIr, 49, IA sts A-diihn
10 Ottawa sdt h" is i-'- II e"ii"s ."e %
siI sll, q" Lne'vr, eifs, e>eeJir a''ii".s'f'fs'
urtuiI yic.ii, - '.re.rse -. i con,
Nry tBc 80 real - f- a. IA %. 'hI- se ti"'i"'' anu
L. y III tiie proceeds s-ch sale a. Ia sdd
e also IIv,e4 utl II prs o. fe'ti'i"' 10 ihe
pu y. mos Lee "a 90 or, a. oovk
n. O. ,Uu,ey.ii.cs V.5co. t enouit setS and
reeurIrI %. s.... county q. IL >".is' ~ mr.
Ana where's, SAD s.!"S ". Chet'er, for VAL
Jity.s ,oisI .trafn II hiih ia htn pad ty William
h.. s.ia eUuiiy, sOl,, easspea anu
e.re Human. lie Il lies mortgage; and
diam "a. u tis ItN.ai owner Of
IIuIc am utut'tg
whereas. .et.it has been ma 1, in the tyment Of
iii lItai>etrl nutes aud
in'u, with iher 81 accrli rOu tbs iist Jay No
e.niicr, Isj1.
NoS IN ireIre public notceis ,reby given, thu !, the
'li william III y" Ci's.iI Uy NItde tins power and
u'iiui I! la vested Of
di Elias ". tue ami UefIuit .. pay
mt as iiur,s,i Viii se ~ 'iIC tI,n hi,iest
ma Uest li.uer, door
curt hgus. the ottawa, AMI state
ii, tIr "a August A D. 1900, at
deck in the real estate nrcinUe.ure
rnod. the set ioI Ia ana IN sii mort
age pr,vtisl. WILL. IL " IosuaiAN
Ottawa, ILL., July %, 1853
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
N.tice Of FinaL .SeNement.

II s,-s 5,1Y -. Tho People % til. State Of
-. - 20 ~ 10 inr these i.ti E,ay and
20 IA" 81 Nt Of kI4, yrs q. Iw, nd creditors #
..'i Ls-4iiiu--. deceased.
- s - llI,h Arnold, Administrator q the Estats
% 9' e'-i9e T. 'slipas ct r-I.lu sI count u h.,
" ~ -, i a. i'I-'fL'. IA. king i.Il
'ieiet q. ~ 'diahi-i -uu. and or thai aIrss.. las
maze an rplicaJn ia the County Court ol l., s q cou
y sid: ~N-
We i.fr. require you 70 appear before said Cour.
~ III C'1 House In Ottawa ia sad county On .6u,
d"! -ti' aaA oi SEPTEMBER %. ,g a-,lsy ia tila
September Term. 4 lsta -ai court lvu se. Ut 10
attend the final -ettl 81 said account.
Dated this i2th Day Vi August. A T.. SO.
PAYMDND
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
& oal aoarrlisements.
Executors NOticr.

vNIiE undersigned having Teen app oined Executor ofthe
last " III ami Testament VI J,nu Vi lta the
county Of La Sale and State of Illinois, decreased here.
by gives notice that he will appear lfre tile County
Court Ia Sale County. Ut the Court House ia OF.
tawa, the October Term, the third Monday in
October next, at whi,l time all persons having claims
against said Estate notified and requested 10 attend r
the purpose If having the adjusted. All persons in
dei to said E-trte Requested to make IL. mediate Jay
IEr., t. the undersigned.
Dated This IZtl day Of August, 4. y. 1855.
IRlAS EiYEEE. Executor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

FiDn Settlement Notice.

STATE or IIINgiF
II $.ae faotJ. So TIE People of the Site %
Illinois ~ all whom these presents .y ,on,e ar 80.
re, iy b ta- ie1t In hg.rs law All creditors or
John u. L.. l., easel.
s'li ''- fi i s"i5 90. IIr.is account Of her
c.rg- - such Administrator AMI mixing, hnai
settlement u iirf Hdirutti G,I ia that pUr POI, DIS
muie an its'iyl ia ,l County Cont III La die ,yu.
~ aforesaid
We Therefore require You To- apo. before said CJurtS
the Court lii;-" -. ottawa, IN -aI count 90 ras lay.
ninet--Hih DAY % !.eia.rT. A. p. ~ '-tie day
the : f-ui-r fern \. L. ls'T3. 20 arsk i tlr y,
noon O.! sid day. ~ attend I've L.la iii,
men ri sI4 -r,-.t.yi. r.r.---o
1900 -'''- - d. Aagysi, =. is,s
5. I" IL Y;I0Su CLERK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
Guardians Sale.
STATE o. ILLINOIS, - AM County urt ther~ef 70
La SALE COUNTY g. SEPTEMBER Term, A. D ISIS.
TO oil Ie,sa,s G,re,nrd. =

Take notice TINT the undersigned, guardian Of Emery
Austin stcDirs minOr ~ apo. 90 .AcUiBty court OF
sid comfy Il IA thereof. l., holden the
county curt House III s1l county, The inst MOn, IN
September D. g. for Or.cr Ia seli the iJiio"ns
real AL stu sad co.hty
L. OF the hall the north east quarter oi
section tbiryfour tSi,, township thirty ioaf '''l' ss
five, the third lfInc.lal Msiidn houh as 'oi-
lows counec nj t. north west CORNER 90 said quar-
ter section thence .0Os 'h iii> tiehee south
~ links thence west line 10 said quar-
ter thence ~ r chains ~ links 10 place oi beginning,
containing % acres; also, lot one ~ oil the half
OF t , east quarter Of said section thirty four, (o1
A, follows: coniD-r ing al thu nor,l,
of said ou.rer tenve east 20 chains the east line Of said
west half thence south 10 chains, o5 links, Themes -
Chains to west line ~ sid half thence north 10
chains IS links to place oienibg, containing LIZ
also, lot tour O the west hall tho qua
Of the north cast quarter of alton 7)
town 80 n"rt rsu i've t5i east OF tha thiri principal
uerlisn hounie MS follows pfy at the south
west corner o said tract, thence n1rt links,
"nce east 10 chains, thence south chains. 50 links,
h. nee west 10 chains To the place beginning, contain
ng 3-33 acres. uENKY C. SfEBBlNS.
u 4. CAM IRON, Solicitor. Guardian Of
July %. eS-S0d Emery Austin Stsbbins.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04
Notels.
PHILLIPS HOUSE.



Noah Anderson, John Bennett, Eliza Bennett, Daniel
Brain Maria Brain, all Of the State OF Indiana /;
David Smith, Sarah Smith, oi Madison county,
Ohio jacob King, Polly King Samantha Ander.
son, and Alfred Iams, Guardian of Everett An
derso1 aud Cerilda Anderson, of Montgomery
County Ohio, Defendants
The above named defendants are hereby notified
that James Anderson on the 10Th day of june A. D.,
1885, fled his petition in the Superior Court Of Mont
gomery county praying that partition be made ofthe
following described premises situated said county
being in tho South West quarter of No. thirty
four (34), township five 6), Range Ave (5 East, be-
ginning at the South HAST corner Of aot nov owned by
the heirs OF John f. Bechto deceased running thence
North, twenty rods, to corner stone thence East
twenty four rods 20 a corner stone thence South,
twenty rods to corner; thence West, twenty four
perches to the place Of beginning, containing three
acres more less and that at the next term Of said
court, said plaintiff will make application for order
that partition be made Of said premises in pursuance
1.-THE Statute.
E. THOMPSON,
ie "a Btw Attorney
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04
Nem advertisements.
WAREHOUSE AND
MIAMISBURG AT
SI0NER'S SALE.
RESIDENCE IN
MASTER C0MMIS.
Case No. 3t35
Montgomery Superior
rnt1rf


Bertha A. Dec kert ct oi Court.
In pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Court OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, made in the above en-.
titled cause, aud 10 directed l will Offer at public
auction, At the door OF the Court House in the Oty
Of Dayt.n, in the County end State Aforesaid on
Saturday August 26h 1865,
between the hours Of one and four O'Clock, p. M, o
sad day the following described Real Estate, to wit
situate in the County of Montgomery and State OF
Ohio. Being lots numbered ten and eleven 40 4
III on the esst side Of the Miami Canal on Treon's
plat OF the town Of Mamisburg the County and
State aforesaid and the being lots Nos 225 and
226 on the revised plat of ssid town.
The build ngs the above described premi ses
sist Of large two story brick warehoIse situate
the Miami Canal, and Rtwo story frame residonce
Said premises have been opproisei al s45O0 ard may
sell for "a of that sum. The lots and buildings upon
the same will be sold entire property.
. Terms cash.
W. II. BELNILLE,
Master Commissioner, Montgomery Superior Court.
ADAM LAY,Attorney. ie 20 5tW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04
VaIIandlgham and RosecTnns.

< Gen. Rosecrans, in his testimony before
the War Committee in stating his endeavors
to ferret out secret political societies, made
this disclosure
"About this time | asceFtained that Val
landipham would be candidate for delegate
from Butler county to the Chicago Conven-
ton, and would make speech in Hamilton
on the 10Th of May. Satisfied thatthis would
be the case, | sent sstenogrsphic reporter,
l0hO obtained letter Of credence from the
Chicago Times and arrived on the ground in
time to receive Mr. Vallandigham and report
his speech, copy of which he sent to the
Chicago Times, the original of which he car
ried, by my order, to Goyernor Brough and
General Heintzelman," 4
This testimony not only indicates to what
an extent military surveillance was exercised
over the citizens of loyal States, for party
purposes, but shows Major General Roseerans
acting as the stool pigeon of Stanton Think
of itl One of the highest officers in our
army hires scoundrel to present himself at
the Office of newspaper to obtain employ
ment, and then by worming himself into the
confidence of the edito:, secures credentials,
enabling him TO gain the confidence of other
parties. 1t was feat worthy of Jonathan
Wild General Sherman made some bitter
remarks at St Louis the other day about en-
blowing soldiers as hangmen. Will any one
saw, in the face of Rosecrans confession,
thai his doing such dirty work for the War
Department was particle more honorable
PiItsburg Post
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04
Current News Items.

We hear Of deeper and more general dis
lress and poverty in Central South Carolina
than in any other section Of the South. The
destruction performed by sherman's army
there was far greater than by any of our 9th
or armies anywhere The suffering as we are
assured by credtable witnesses from Columbia
;s enpalling Cultivated and refined people
are reduced to beggSry and do actually sub.
sist BY it. We have heard authentic stories
of individual cases Of suffering that surpass
auy thing known in American history, and
equal the accounts of famines in the Old
World.
The mysterious person who has recently
been taken to Washington, on suspicion OF
being John H Surratt, turns out to be man
who committed frauds on the Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee, during the last campaign.
The steamer Glasgow has been burned at
sea The passengers and crew we're saved.
Some seventy bands Of Confederates, It is
alleged, have crossed into Mexico, with a
view Of entering the Mexican service Gen
erals Wade Hampton aud Shelby are among
them.
Adjutant General Thomas estimates that
there are 100000 negro soldiers in the ser
vice,
Many rebel officers have II is said, tender.
ed their services to the Juarez Government in
opposition to Maximiliau.
There are reports, ria New Orleans, thet
Cor,inas has been defeated in an engagement
With Lopez, between Matamoras and
Camarro, and that Cortinas returned to the
Texas side Of the river, leaving all his forces
in the hands Of the enemy
Michael Keupedy, who was to be executed
to-day, has had his sentenc commuted to
Imprisonment for life, by the Governor Of
New York.
A Washington special states that Governor
Dennison is urged as a compromise candidate
for the Ohio vacant u. s. Senatorship, as
between Sherman and Schenck.
General Butler has made demand on the
War Department that he be assigned to active
dnty adequate to his rank, or that his resign
alton be accepted.
The telegraph this mornieg gives the result
Of the election in Tennessee, yesterday, so ia'
as heard from. The vote was light
Ford's Theater, in Washington, has under
gone a complete renovation by the Secretary
of War, and is to be used for the storage o
rebel relics
A large number of Federal officers hre il
Washington offering their services to go Il
Mexico to fight tho Imperialisls
A newly discovered oil WE'LL on Pithol
Creek, Pennsylvania, took fire last night, anC
is burning at fearful rate.
Gold closed in New York last night a
l449
The Monitor Dictator, and other steamers
sailed from New York yesterday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
In presented to tho Commissioners ofMontgomery
County, their next session, TO be held the LIST
Monday OF September, A. ID. 1865, prayirg for the
alteration OF the county road leaning from Farmers
yille in Montgomery county, 20 Wi chester Preble
county, Ohio, MA the Diamond mills In Prehle county,
Aforesaid as fol ows Beginning at the fork in said
road on the bank Of Toms run, near H. Catterman's
barn, from thence west along said Tom run via Jacob
Ebys along the old fosd 10 lhe north bank O TWIN
bank ofsaid Twin creek to the ebunty line road
PETITIONER.
augb4tW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04

article, why tax horses, hogs, COWS aud
sheep, and not the seven or eight per cent.
paying bonds Of the Government. The
true aud real reason Of the Union party
for opposing the taxing of these bonds. is
because the rich men of the party have in
vested largely in them 1t is a party in
the interest Of the rich against the labor
ing and agricultural classes of the country.
The Union party endeavor to get rid of
the odium of such policy, and divert
public attention from it, by charging the
Democratic party with being in favor Of
repudiating the public debt. Now we
say most emphaticslly that the Democrat
ic party is not in favor of repudiating the
public debt But we do say to these "loy-
al" gentlemen, you were principally in
fault in plunging the country into this
enormous indebtedness, and we desire you
to help payit. EoUALITY in the burdens
Of the country is what the Democracy de-
sire, and it is that which defines their po-
sition upon this question. The Demoora-
cy repudiate wrong and injustice there
fore, they repudiate this promise which
this Union party say they made not to tax
Government bonds. 1t is fundamental
principle of the Democratic party, natural
and honorable, to maintain justice and the
right, and in all questions of interest be
tween the few and the many, between the
monied aristocracy, and the honest, labor
ing, agricultural classes, to particularly
maintain the "absolute equality" of all
white men "belore the law" And it is
this natural, honorable impulse, which has
led the Democratic party to the conclusion
that Government bonds in the hands OF
these stay-at-home patriots, ought to be
taxed. The Democracy favor an equitable
adjustment of the immense burden that is
upon the country. The Democracy think
that the sweat of the poor laboring mans
brow is worth the consideration of the
Government, as well as the rich mans
money.
To the poor man and agriculturalist OF
this great Union of sovereign States, we
say: "We mean not that other men be
eased, and ye burdened."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04
Real Estate agents.
LENTZ x &APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Opposite Town Cock.)
For Sale, Flax Factery occupied by Messr5. Davies
h Co., with machinery, and acres Ofland
A farm 100 acres mile north of Browns -tation
Western II. H., on Twin Creek, well improved
$4,000.
A brick house, cor or Brown and Ann Sis,
double frame house on Hess street,
A double frame house on Walnut street
A double frame house Fifth street;
farm Of GO acres, 215 miles from Dayton
iarm Of IA acres, miles from Dayton
farm Of 90 Hcres on Greauvie r, X;
A farm Of 1893 acres nepr Germantown;
A brick house FI,ul sheet, o.227
farm OF 10 acres, well improved fine brick house,
and best Twin bottom land a mile west Of Ger.
mantown.
A farm OF 80 acres good Improvements at Browns
Station on Western X. X.
well improved farm of 100 acres, two miles east Of
Sonora, on Western railroad.
good house and large lot on Main street, No 254.
iarm offs acres on Germantown pike, miles from
Dayton.
Two all farms, well improved adjoining Liberty,
miles from Dayton OF 80 and 20 acres each.
numhsr Of houses and lots in different parts Of the
city. All will be sold cheap.
iy2s LENTz & kPPLEGATE, r. n. A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04
why Don,t the Journal Speak

The editor Of the journal, in his new
born anxiety to know the views of the
Empire in regard to the letter of General
Cox, has overlooked the fact that he has
entirely omitted to express an opinion
himself. Will the Journal condescend to
favor the public with its views on the
question of negro suffrage? You say that
General Cox is opposed to it, and call
upon us to say the same thing. Now we
ask the Journal to either endorse General
Cox, in the position it insists he has as
sumed, or repudiate him-one or the
other. Are you, then, opposed 20 negro
suffrage or in favor oft? This is fair
proposition, We want no more dodging.
Come up squarely to the answer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN hesn appointed and qualified an Adm nj strator on
the estate Of Squire Yeaae, late Of Montgomery
county, deceased. SEYMOUR YEAzEL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04

The iacome of Ex-Governor David Tod,
after making all legal deductions, is s64, 2O9.
Brsr is better thing than The Governor
ship.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TNHE underslgned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Executor OF the estate OF Josep ZInk,
deceased, late OF Harrisburg, Montgomery county
OHIO. JOHN STEINER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04

A commissary named Scott has lost ten
thousand dollars in Government money gam
bling at Shreveport, and fed TO avoid ar
rest.
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JACOB GETTER's EsTATE.

nH the esd day OF june 1866, the undersigned was
I } apponted aud qualified Administrator Of the
tate oil Jacob Getter late OF Montgomery county Ohio
deoeased JOHN P0FFENBERGER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04
HENRY HAGEDORN'S ESTATE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that Wendelin schshsmer
Y has this day been appointed by the Probate Court
OF Montgomery County, as Administrator OF the Rs.
tate Of Henry Hag adorn deoeaPed.
Dayton, June goth, ls05
IA
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RARBARA BoWMANls EsrArE.

MO rICE is hereby given that the undersigned were
N this day appointed and qualified as the Ex-
eu ors ol the estate Barbara Bowman late Of Monts
gomerJ county, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN BOWMAN,
ie2O3tW DAVID BOWMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04

WIN. H. CONOVER,
of Madis0n TOwnshIp

VIII attend TO drawing and acknowledging Deeds,
aud the collection OF claims.
He s also prepared to at tend TO the drawing OF in
strumenls OF writing, correctly, at short notice.
mBdRWlV