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Wayne county gives from 200 to 500 demo-
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ISULPHITE LIME-To keep Cider sweet,
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WILLIAM FULToN,
Insurance and Real Estate
A0EDgT,
KEOK IOWA.
sp1lcE RKnevED 10 MAIN STREET. no. -.
0vW Younk1 Bros Dry Goods Store In the
room lstsly occupied By the Keokuk
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AND
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There are indications Of excitement in
Norfolk y the State election. The military
viii b held in readineas to qnell any distar-
baacs that may occur. -
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Address sf y Peunsy wanna Delega.
lion TO Mr.. Colin \ .His RenlY.

WASHINGTON, December =. - Hon. Mr..
Cessna, Chairman OF the Pennsylvania Repub-
lcan state Committee, An company with about
twenty members OF IL. called upon Hon. :
ColfaN tonight, and presented the resolutions.
which had been unanimously adopted by the
Committee, approving the sentiment. enunci-
ated In his speech, delivered In Washington
two weeks ago. Mr.. Cessna, in the course Of
his remarks, said: They had watched the
course Of Mr.. Colfax In Congress, With great
deal Of interest and confaeyice, and expressed
the qualification that. endorsed by his fellow
Hleiahers, he was destined again 10 NIL the
Speakers chair, the duties of which he had
discharged with 50 much efficiency and popu.
larfty.
Mr.. COlfax. In reply, said TIE confidence of
his own constituents was always highly re-
ce'yed and appreciated BY him; but when the
representatives Of the Republieana party Il q
great state Ike that Of Peunsyl, anis rendered
such hearty manifestations u approval, there
was additional cause Tor gratitude and thank
fulness. In 1884, At the time the seal o. the
the Republic was shaken by the tread Of con-
tending armies, and the defenders Of the cause
of the Union encountered all the prejudiees
growing out Of taxation, accommodating debt,
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From Washington.
Ohio Republican Caucus-House Or.
Organization.

WASHINGTON. December 2-The Ohio Re-
publican caucus met last night, and was at
tended by sixteen representatives. The absent
representatives were duly represented. The
most significant action of the caucus was the
unanimous passage Of a resolution offered by
General Garfield, pledging their solid vote
against the admission OF any representative
from the States lately in rebellion prior 10 the
organization OF Congress, or after il. until the
credentials OF such representatives should
have been referred 20 the regular committee
and the whole matter investigated and dis
cussed. The caucus also decided 10 20 In a
body for Dir. ColfaN for Speaker, for MePher-
son AZ Clerk, 10 follow the lead Of the New
England States In Their vote for sergeant-at-
Arms, 20 support Hawkins Taylor for Door
keeper, and vote for Colonel Guynn for Post
master.
The Democratic members of the House Of
Representatives will hold caucus Tonight 10
determine their course Of action.
Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk of the llouse Of Rep
resentatives, hascompleted the call list ofmenl-
beers. lie has excluded the names Of the Rep
resentafiyes elect from all the states heretofore
declared In instruction. The number Of names
on the call list il about Isl.
Messrs. Harrison and Peton, FROM Alabama,
and Messrs. >tubbs aud Tanner, from North
Carolina, are here with their certificates claim
Ing seats.
There appears 10 be no opposition in the Re-
publican ranks 20 the reelection OF COlfsN rs
Speaker and Mcpherson as Clerk,
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Fire as nobiIe-a,iack by Negroes
COM M Err CIAL.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, nocember ,.
Cotton dull and lower; sale. al JOc for
middling,
Flour dall and heavy. and 5@IOc lower:
sales at 81 20(dS - for extra state: * 7o,t
~ for common 20 good shipping and extra
round hoop Ohio. and - 2oCTi0 20 for trade
brands, the market closing quiet
Whisky closed quiet; western - *.
Wheat market duh aud Iee3c lower: sales at
81 I2@l 10 for Chicago spring: 81 s86tl - for
Milwaukee club. and II S26,l ~ for amber
Milwaukee,. the latter price an extreme for ex-
ira choice; y 10 for AMBER STATE, and 81 10d
200 for choice white western.
Rye quiet,
Barley dull.
Corn heavy AMI easier; sales were made ai *
93lsc for nnsound, and 946l96 for sound mi xcd
the latter an extreme price; and 81 for white
western.
Oats heavy and lower: sales at 47@5ec for
unsonnd, and 0O@6lc for sound.
Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet; sales at lSl5@iic for Cuba
Mnscoyado, andl3l 9@13tsc for Havana.
MolaSses quiet.
Wool quiet.
Petroleum firm: sales al Ale for crude. and
6S0ssOc for refined in bond.
Pork opened flrmer and closed heavy: sales
AT IS S1L for mess, closing at so p cash
ss5 50a25 75 for prime mess; 800 bbs mess.
December delivery. sellers option Sos 50of 50:
100 bbls, sellers option, January delivery,
$40,
Beet steady
Beef hams declining; sale, al ~ So@
$50 30,
Herce beef quiet.
Cut meats heavy; sales were made al l3a
ljc for shoulders, and l6@l9]lc for hams.
Bacon quiet.
Dressed hogs in moderate demand at 1870
13Isc for city,
Lard dull AZ ls0 DC,
Butter dun at 2s@iOc for Ohio, and 3Jd I5c
for State.
Cheese quiet and steady
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certain school lands In Lake county. to the
COMMITTEE on Education.
The bin. II. Y. No. =. to authorize hlgh
schools, acalemics. colleges. universities. thru
loxteal INSTITUTE, Summaries and missionary
boards formed under the laws q this STATE o.
change their corporate name:-to the Commit
tee on Corporations
The bill, II. Y. 1871, 20 cur, defective ae-
Know ledgments OF deeds in certain cases; to
the Judiciary Committee.
The bill, ii. X. l2i. 10 amend section 30 of An
Act REQUESTING the fees Of officers. sheriff-l APP
proved March ,, iSi5.-to the Committee on
County and Township Business.
The bill, III. X. l26, 90 amend lection o Of An
Act 10 authorize the construction % levees and
drains, ETC.. approved June ~ lS52:-to the
Committee ON Canals and Internal Improy-
ments.
The bill. III. r. l3j. To amend section G5l Of
the General Practice Act, approved June L.
lel3i-to the judiciary Committee.
The bin, ii. X. la, 20 amend section Of An
Act regarding estrays and articles adrift. APP
proved June l6, lsJ2;-tO the Committee on
Rights and Privileges.
The bill, II. Il. lSG, declaring the laws An
force sufficient 10 authorize the payment Of the
seIni-annnal interest on the State debt 10 au-
thOrize the payment thereof, etc. to the Com
mittee on Finance.
TOBACCO WAREHOUSES.
The bill, III. r., No. log, authorizing the con.
struction Of warehouses for the storage, in
spectiOn and sale Of tobacco, coming mp I'm or
der, was read the second time and passed 10
the third reading.
sTSsION HOURS.
ON motion by Mr.. OYLER II was
Ordered That when the Senate adJOurns "a AAjourns
to meet ~ O'Clock p NJ. on Monday.
THE MORGAN AND OTHER REBEL RAIDS.
ON motion by Mr.. CORBIN. Mr.. Vawter's
bill /. No. ~ appointing Commissioners 10
adjust the claims Of citizens for damages and
losses sustained by reason &C the raid of rebel
forces under the cofnmsnd 81 Gen. John Nor
gan, In July, 1868. and any other or future
raid. was made the special order for next Fri
day at o'clock T.. NJ
And then the senate adjourned till Monday
day afternoon al o'clock.
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Certificates Of the various article, first put into
envelopes sealed up and nj and when ordered are
taken out withlat regard 10 choice. and By mall
thus swing all fair chance On receipt Of the cerls-
ate yoe viii zee What yoa 10 have. and thea a Is a.
your option 70 send the Dollar and take The article OF
net Purchasers may thus obtain Q God wsica Da
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DOLLAR
send ga Gents Tor Certificate.
In al transactions by mail, We sha charge Cor for-
TIE business, IS eenis EACH which mu.t b eceIosr1
vha NE certificate u sent Five Certificates VII b
sent for ei; y Cor -. 10 for ess 100 for ol5
Asksn--ne want agents n ever Regiment, AMI IN
every town and ssniy In the Ceuusry and tho>s ,sv
- such ul - aiie~sd 10 cenfx even eutlcnx, or
tssef ~ tken. pros3sd their rvmfttarce snourts 10
zoe posr Agents vi collect IS espss fs every GER
untsfe and rsm II cents 20 eithsr ssh Or Post
&c stsupsI 80 HhyAN BROS a Co.
novsi esn Is Liberty ST.. Nes York cssy.
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he has been visited BY the eminent en--Dcciors
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44TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE
Special Session.

KFroHrsD a. AND v. II. pa,rrEs
Omissions and cartailmeRfs Cf these Re
ports, for rant OF space iRtheSe columns, trW
be printed ia the Brerier Legislature Reports.
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Rates Of Advertising.

Advertisements inserted longer time than three
snonths will b. charged proportional 10 The three months
srsle -.
IcaI notices. six lines and under, o. 80; more than
sd lines and less than tsa. % CO. over Ten lines ~
cents per line each Insertion.
AiIir.nslsut and occasional Advertisements and Local
Notices. must be paid for In advances.
M.rrf.re notices. 81. Funeral notices. 81
No advertisements with egts will be taken.
The rates Of advertising In the weekly sentinel will be
charged In the Daily Herald for week
o. longer time.
Advertisements discontinued before expiration OF con-
tract will be charged for tbs time inserted according 10
be above rates.
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BOOK AND JOB OFFICE

Our Facilities In TYPE, STEAM POWER PRESSES. and
materials pertaining 10 pr niing once such
can execute all descriptions OF printing lou prcr
SILL on fhk ART. which not fsll TO give eutre
satisfaction.
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and the drafi, flled the heart Of every person.
When the great state of Pennsylvania gave
her electoral votes Tor the distinguished patri-
ots, Lincoln aud johnson. and again this fall,
when PennsyIy ania. with the adjoining States
q New Jersew AMI New York, rcsfirned -
decisiyely their attachment % that great eanse.
u gave hope % all those who had been faithful
20 the Union In peril.
Mr.. Colfax said. I'm conclusion. that the soi-
diers Of the Republic had done their share In
and the spirit which animafefi a. and IL now
remained for the Senators and Representative
or TIE people. With statesmanship and fidelity
TO the Union and 10 the principles Of liberty
aud humanity 20 complete the work now en-
trusted 20 their hands. He rcjoiced that every
indication gives premise that they would.
shoulder 10 shoulder. unite inhexibly I'm the
path Of duty
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Is pasi.shed every Noedsy. at " 90 per anuun, In
advance.
W sssso paper sent wiiheu; the zOnsy, continued
a longer time than paid for
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Nomination Declined = safe How


BOSTON, December 2.-G. W. Warren. The
Democratic nominee for Mayor, has declined 20
be a candidate. Z ~
Henry Peabody was arrested carly this
morning for blowing open safe and stealing
nearly one thousand dollars in bonds and
money from the store Of McCyinne a Co., in
Congress street.
The name Of the burglar who was MORALLY
injured by the explosion Of safe IN Milford's
Office Is said To be Amos Let, an Englishman:
he Is twenty-eight years old and lived in this
city.
Fire mt uebiie-Attack by Negroes.
CAIRO, December 2.-The fire at Mobile. No
yember y, DESTROYED $4,000 worth Of proper
~. Noinsurance.
A party Of negroes from plantation near
Mobile, armed with rifles, sabres. and knives.
attacked white men on neighboring farm.
The leader OF the negroes was killed. the 9TH
ers escaped, leaving their weapons behind.
A swamp In the vicinity Of Mobile l. saidto
be hllej with deserters from the army.
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D0SrERs neatly printed 10 oelors, ct the
u HERALD JOB ROoNs
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vVNHE PROPRlETORS or THE HERALD TAKE
pleasure Ia returning their thanks q their friends
andthe public for the very liberal patronage they have
seen tt 10 bestow them du Dg their brief connection
With the above establish ment and would respectfully
solicit continuance and ncresse % the same We DO
not hesitate 10 say that our Ir
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LANDLORDS Axp TENANTS.

Mr.. HIGGINS and Mr. BROWN. Undsy
very recent deci.iun " The supreme OOuct II
wa held That there can be no forfeiture Of
lease for non payment 81 rnt, unles. the lease
ha~ in a provision FOR forfeiture in such a
case Mr.. III. asked for unanimous consent II
tlr House 10 move q reconsider the vote taken
a Few days ago by which the House rejected
the bill :. No Oh amending The &c. oi MAJ 20
fs5i, regarding landlords and tenants. .rr
Mr.. GLAzEBRO0K objected. - "a ~
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
On motion by Mr.. BROWN, the order Of bu
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Deeember9
Flour dull and prices nominal.
Wheat DC lower; sales of new at 81 ~ and
old at 81 80.
Corn declined to 43c for new,
Oats declined 20 Ale in elevators
Rye duli and prices nominal; sales AT s9c for
prime,
Hogs quiet owing 10 light receipts and the
mildness Of the weather; prices are nominally
unchanged; sales ut 40 50@l0 80 gross. and
81 ~ net. Receipts $4,000 head.
Provisions frmer.
Mess pork and bulk meats Ia moderate de-
mand.
Lard is held firmly at gle.
Groceries firm.
Whisky quiet at 81 ~.
Gold 141l9@Iis.
Weather warm: thermometer ~.
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authorixInr County Commissioners TO grant
the rizhf 20 swing gate on county and private
roads: recommending that IL lie on the table. n
legislation thereon l. inexpedient.
The retsnst was concurrcd In.
Mr.. WARD, from the Committee on sorpo-
rations. returned Mr.. Allison's bill l.. No. 10
amending the charter Of the city Of Evansville;
recommending IT, passage.
The bill Was read the second time.
Mr.. COBB, from the judiciary COMMITTEE.
returned Mr.. Hanna's bill :. No. 3b-l smrnd-
Ing sec. % Of An Act providing for the settle
ment Of decedenfs' estates, etc, approved June
II, lisa: Recommending its passage.
The bill was read the second time.
Mr.. NILES, from the judiciary Committee
returned Nr. Downey's bill :. No. Us amend
ing Sees 20 and - q An Act In relation 10 the
settlement Of decedents' estates, with amend
ments; recommending IT. passage.
The amendments were agreed % and the bin
was read the second time.
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lDfsrsens IN want q any description of PRINTING,
non label 70 mammoth poster. should not fs 10 cal
81 the Herald job Rooms.
lfAh vork done Just when promised.
ITTerms-cssh on delivery.
HALL HUTCHINSON.
ROWE an Perpetrators.
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New York Money and stock Market,
NEW YORK. December 9
Money is steady at per cent,
Sterling quiet at 1896 1917.
Gold without decided change. opening at
14sss. closing at 49,.
Total exports Of specie to-day $500.
Government stocks fiTmer.
freights TO Liverpool quiet and without de-
cided change.
Ohio u Mississippi certificates, 2S Canton.
461.: MarIposa, IL: Mariposa preferred. 22iz;
New York Central, 9siz; Hudson, los y; Mich
igan Central. 1861; Reading ll5: Michigan
Southern. 16H; Illinois Central. 1871: Cleye-
land 4 Pittsburg, 93s6; Northwestern. 36lz;
Northwestern preferred, sos; Rock Island,
lOsAs; FortWayne. 1861.
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Our Book Room IL well stocked with type. AMI ne
keep on hand extensive ftock 81 Book Paper which
purchased a the very lowest wholesale prices Country
publishers would DO VII % send nth pamphlet work
cor facilities viii enable rs 10 d. IL such
this branch OF our business speciality, and Iersons
eayng rs their orders can depend upon a best, clean
job
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CARDS

Business Visiting and Fancy Coored Cards 10 every va
rety, at unusually low prices Tor these war times
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CONGRESSIONAL SCHOOL LANDS.


The concurrent resolution from the House of
Representatives,, directing cur senators and
requesting our Representatives in Congress to
use their Influence toward securing q modihca-
ton Of the Act Of Congress Of April, 1916, APP
propriaiing every sixteenth section for school
purposes. 80 that when the land j. wanting IL
may be located adjoining; coming up I'm order
II was referred 10 the Committee on Educa-
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TURNPIKE FoRFEITUREs.

Mr.. HAMRICk asked and obtained leave 10
Introduce bill III. X. 302l for an act to amend
section II Of an act authorizing the construc-
ton Of plank, macadamized and gravel roads
approved May II, 1852; aud RENTING all for
FIXTURES Of charter under said act, on account
Of not having finished their road, or any I'M
certainty a. to the election Of Directors.
Ii was passed to the second reading, and re-
ferred to the Committee on Corporations.
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Steam Presses.

We have connected viih establishment sir press.
In fall blast. which enable 20 90 unlimited
nunosr u impressions per day, snd which give "a great
advantages over other establishments.
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BOOKS AND PAPER
. III o l. + - ALE.

500 DOZEN srrlI1a'
so DOZEN RKADKRs. 80
500 DozKS 6KoGRAYHrKs
90 DozEN GRAnARs
1000 Rams WRITING PAPER,
600 REANs wRArPrxa PAPKR.
soREAns FLAT PAP.RS.
fooo.oooESvKLOPEs. 1H
800 DOZEN BoTTl1a lex
% GROSS BONNET D0ARDo
30 DozgN sLATRs
$1,000 SLATE PEScIIS,
cihrihRad or Chicago Wholesale Prices.
-. AZ - 4
BOwen, stewart 4 Co.ssv
novi du INpIASAroLls. I'D
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RAILROAD INSTRUCTIONS.

Mr.. fIooyer's bill III. II. 1853 10 provide
against Railroad Conductors obstructing the
highway crossings to the hindrance Of travel
coming up on the second reading ii was read.
passed the second reading, and ordered 10 the
engrossment aud third reading. ''i
Mr. LORP made an Intellectual motion for Il
call Of the House.
Mr.. HIGGINS moved 10 dispense with the
regular order Of business, and take up the con-
sideratlon Of bills from the Senate on the irst
reading.
Mr.. LOPp moved TO lay the motion on the
table.
Mr.. HIGGINS Withdrew his motion.
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vVNHk HERALD EIsDxRyh prepared y ~ uses-
II tinss IN all styles.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

/ The SPEAKER Mr.. Henricks having cen
requested by the Speaker To take the Chair
took the Chair at 20clock =. VI.
Mr., LfrsON made an eticctual motion that
the House adjourn.
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PARSONS, MACAULEY 4 Co.,
NO. II West Maryland street,


4 lfFER TO THE TRADE q fine selection OF roofs
~ az the lowest prices q Chicago cincinn. al or New
York. Our Line Of Stationery consists 10 psrtd
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BILL EADS
Railroad Printing.

0oers Of railroads will coniull the interests Of IN
same by calling At the Herald Once and leaving
their orders for work. A portion Of cur
material has been selected
with 70 terence to this q
class Of
work
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POSTERS

or coored paper letter pape- note paper. ina fat
kind OF quality Of paper desired and price accord
Ugly.
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Blank Books.

We have very complete assortment Of paper fer Blank
Books, which will be bound IN such manner ; viii
insure complete satisfaction. The atteE-
ton o. County officers Is especially
called TO THIS branch Of
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Telegraphic Dispatches

IRKroRrED KxrREssLy EoR THK HERALD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

Henry M. Gsbhart, Oatharins Ann GeshaFt and Mary
M. Gehhart, vs.. Am la X. HelieFman, John A..
Hellerman, Peter n. Gebhart, Rosetta ~ Gebhart
and Ellen Gebhart. Superior Court OF MontaOm-
cry County, Ohio. Petition 70 Partition. T'tl
A MELIA IA. HEnhRHMAN, John A. HellefmAn,
"A Peter y. Gebhartt Rosetta =. 6ebhart and
ELLEN 0ebhart will take notice that Petition was
filed Rgaiuat thom on the 10th day Of December A.
ID. 1861 10 the Superior Court Of montgomery Coun.
", Ohio BY Henry N GebhaTt, Catharine Ann liehs
hart and Mary N. Gebhart, and ~ nov pending,
wherein Henry M. GebhArt, Oatharine Ann 6ebhaTt,
and mary ~ eebhart demand partition OF the follow
situhls in me ooaaiy Of Montgomery and state of
No. 1, tognsbpiN0. y, range east, Ao. beginning
az the southwsat corner on The tract las Ia neroh
g., eao ". from the section corner at a stone;
thence n.s09 l0S,ba perehea along 6ebhart'a heo.
ton na 70 ptone theloe n. 40, 20 30 100 perohas
along WeaYers and The section line 70 a atonai
thence s6o, ". los 90 perches alOHR Roots line TO
a stonej thence south sOs abs0 peFohes along ia
cob shades line 70 the place Of beainnnl. contanag
1851 Aizty.hye acres, more or less. Alec lots
bered prty-nne hiy, hily zone and hnyt (as, so
81 aud say as designated plat Of the subdyiriOn
opart Of section No. a3, town e range Z, made bS
Mcclure and Hafnea and recorded on the reeoIds
OF Montgomery County, Ohio IN plat book A, page
~, stnAtetp mediHQn tovnshtp, Montgomery Coun-
~ one, And thats ~ the Febrlary tArm. l805, OF
said Court the said Henry NJ aabhakt. Catherine A.
dehhaFt and Mary NJ Gebhart wall apply fsg an or
der, that partition may b. meda Of ssid premises.
It...H HENRY 0hbHARr, fff
Iti, CATHERINE ANN aEbHART,
ABAH oLiI, AIRY. 80 dcel7dawIw