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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-30
PhiIadelphia C.t,Ie nfarket-Aua. so.

The supply Of Bsef Cattle this week lager than for
several months past. the offering, amounting to 2450 head
Though the market was dull but little change took place in
prices prime and extra Cattle being disposed Of ut from Is
to $l6i 100 ri and fair stock at from Sl2 to
$i.
SHEKP-The Sheep market quito active and the offer.
ms large the sales amounted 500 head prices ranging
from u to cents ID for best quality Stock Sheep
quality.
HoGsThs market Continues active and the sales reached
1850 head at from SIS to Sl7 100 20 quality
COws-There Is a fair demand for Cows. The sales this
week amounted to 1855 hesd at from $50 to S5 Sprnges
aud from $40 to $50 for Cow and Calf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-30
Termination Of n Suit Under the Excise
Act-State and National Laws.
Boston. Tuesday, Aug. %. 1905

BosTOh Tuesday Aug. %. IbOj.
In the case of the Commonwealth versus HOl-
brook. which was carried up to the Supreme Judsia
Court the ground that the defendant had the right to
sell Intoxicating liquors under license from the United
States, the Court decided that the payment to the
United States Of fee for license and revenue duty or
tax does not exempt the defendant from responsibility
for violating the criminal laws Of the Commonwealth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-30

SUICIDE OF A VETERAN SOLDIER BY SHOOTING.
Last evening Patr ick Booth, returned soldier COM
mitted suicide in his apartment at No 2lO East Seven
teenthst by shooting himself through the head with
revolver The cause is alleged to have been intemper'
ance and the fact of his having been defrauded OF his
bounty-money by broker. He was taken to Bellevue
Hospital, aud died soon after being admitted.
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THE TENNESSEE "ACCIDENT.n
Thirteen more Bodies Recovcred-Forty in
AIi-Twenty Negro Soldiers Drowned.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Tuesday August %, 1865.
Thirteen bodies, five Of them whites, have
been recovered from the wrecked in Richland
Creek, near Reynolds Station
One of the is underneath the Others in the bed Of
the Stream and has yet been reached 1t is said that
it contained twenty negro soldiers. who have Of
course all persisted.
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Athletic sports-A Novel Entertainment
at BrookIyn Cnpitoliae Hall Grounds.

A great performance Of athletic feats came
off yesterday afternoon the Capitoline ball grounds
Brooklyn tn, entertainment being TIE accomplishment
OF line different eats in the way of agility and strength
The performer is Of recent Introduction IN this country
aud his achievement Of yesterday was complete sue
cess as well being quite novel and beautiful fecre
alton the way of gymnasium and out door sports.
The perfOr-auce comprised the following feais, which
the athlete j. She;icid, accomplished with east
namely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-30
Cricket Match.

IOKON1O. Tuesday, Auguat =. Too.
The International Cricket Match was con-
cluded today The contest was very close. the Ameri
cans barely winning their last man was IN. The
score stood as follows First Innngs-Canada, %. the
Americans 6J; Second ILnngs-Canada, -, the
Americans enough to win. The Americans played
throughout with one short.
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EEGM WARRINGTON.

eps;i,l Dispa.eh to The y Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON Tuesday. Aug. %, ls65.
EXTRA BILLY SMITH.
The notorious Extra Billy Smith is living
Quietly ca his farm near WarIenton. Va.
A COURT IN wARRESToN, VA.
The first civil Court held in WaTenton, Va,
since the beginning of the met yesterday and was
largely attended.
THE INDIAN COMMISSION.
A telegram has been received from the Com
1nisonc Of Indian Affairs who is at the head of the
Commits on appointed to meet delegates from the Indian
tribes OF de Southwest FOR the purpose Of receiving
setilcmca Of the difficulties pending, announcing
.he safe yal Of tie party at Fort Gibson on the 25th
inst
PERSONAL.
Albert Pike, the Arkansas poet has applied
20 the President for pardon with elaborate AID
spirited statement. His petition comes from Ottawa,
CanadJ Nnd signed by 200 OF the masonic fra
ternty he denies having anything to do with melting
the ran, Mississippi Indians to take up arms against
lie United States.
CT Parsons esq, the efficient Treasurer Of the In
ferna Re enue Bureau returned this morning after an
absence Of everal weeks and viii the duties of
his ofce Immediately. Judge Linton Stevens OF
Augusta a. leaves for the East tomorrow having
received permission to visit his brother, Alex
snder H.. at Fort Warren. Judge q. a.
Iochrane Of Georgia, whose recent speech
was generally received with honorable comment
leaves TO- New.York tomorrow where he will proba
DIV addIes. your citizens tie condition OF affairs IN
e South and especially the advantages offered by
Lis State 10 the industrial clssse. Of the North.
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
The Hon 4. w. II. Stuart of Stanton, Va,
was Yesterday nominated for Congress by a large
meeting OF the citizens George Z. Sensny, ESQ., OF
winchester has also been nominated for the same posi-
tou Nj :. was some years ago editor Of The VIM
chester OnJIioqa the Wing organ Of the lower valley
In the IA effort at Secession he adhered 10 the Union
eide.
OHIO POLITICS.
POstmaster-General Dennison having with
drawn A. name as candidate for the OHIO Senatorship
from March 4, 1867. and Mr.. Benjamin Eggleston Of
Cincinnati 10 longer being candidate the contest
lies between MessIs. Juo Sherman and Robert C.
Schenck The Legislature that elects is to be chosen
the second Tuesday OF October
APPOINTED.
Thomas Harland OF Connecticut has been ap.
pointed Chief Clerk Of the Patent Office and George C.
Sclaefer Of Washington, Librarian.
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GROTECLOSS-JAYNE-Atth the Bedford Of H. f. Church.
Monday Aug 49, by the Rev Mr. Weed assisted by tho
Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr. William q. Groecos Of this city "a
Adelaide Zels daughter OF the late Hamilton jayne. esq,
formerly Of Setsucket, l.. l.
New Haven papers please copy
ROWLEY-WE5TLEY-In NewYork, on Monday, Aug.
49, by the Rev. q. Campbell Mr.. Enoch Rowey Of Wiz
coDsin to Miss Emma Wesley OF Safordshife England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-30

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED
ROSE WASH cures secret and delicate disorders. in all
their stages little expense little or no change in
diet Inconvenience and exposure. 1t is pleasant
In taste and odor immediate in its action. and Tree
from ell lniurOus properties.
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New-Jersey Democratic State Convention.

~, TRENTON, v ] +. Tuesday Aug 49, 1868
Inc Democratic State Convention, for the
'niheiion Of candidate for Governor will assemble
Gn'r,ow. A large number Of delegates have arrived
p oas. MOTT and Ru1yCn, and Messrs. Randolph and
'sii!' are the leading candidates.
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fAd.ertisemen,.l

ADVERTISEMENT
HELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
H. the Great Diurefic.
HELMBoID's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA
Il he Gred, Blood Purifer.
Both prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-30

CLEVELAND. Tuesday Aug. 20. 1865.
Gov. Brough died at o'clock this afternoon
The funeral service Of Gov. Brough will take place
at his residence "a Cleyelaad Friday, Sept at II
O'Clock a III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-30

child Of Jackson Bunyea Of Jordan, n. Y,
s @ Paying about hre In the open air last Tuesday.
S' Aer cothing fnitcd aud she so burned tha.
''n eaded her saf,rngs in ess than a hours.
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Adyertisement
LONDON HAIR COLOR REsTORER AND


DRESSING.
MAKES THB HAIR SoPT GLOSSY AND LUXURAST
KEEPS THE SCALP CLEAN, CooL AND HEALTHY
No washing or preparation before or after Its use;
applied by the hand or soft brush does not stain the
skin particle or soil anything; just what has long
been needed. Produces a delightful sensation, that
makes II real pleasure to use it. For restoring Gray
Hair to its original feke appearance, and producing
a new growth on bald spots.
We CHALLENGE THE WORLD
TO produce its equal Price Is cents bottle SIX bot
ties 81. Address all orders 10 Dr. SwAYNE Son. No.
$50 North Sixth-st Phia. Sold by Druggists.
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ADVERTISEMENT
JgFFERs, 573 Broadway, is selling his Ladies'
and Childrens' SHOES at reduced prices. The Ladies
are invited TO call and JgFFEBs No 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-30
Busincss Notices.
The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.

The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.
d. ]. w. PoLASDs
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
i. now offered 10 the afflicted throughout the country,
.ter having been proved by the es, OF eleven years IN
the New England State, where is merits have beeoms as
well known a. the from which, 10 part, derives iis
virtues
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CERES
Sore Throat Colds Coughs Diphthes Bronchitis Splitting
OF Blood and Pulmonary Affections generally
It's remarkable Remedy for Kidney Com
plants Diabetes Difficulty Of NoidinS
Urine Bleeding from the Kid
neys and adder Gravel,
and other complaints.
FOR PILES AND scuRvY 1T FOUND VERY VALUABLE
Give 1t trial you would learn the value OF good and
tried Medicine. |, q pleasant safe and sure.
Sold by Druggist. and Dealer, in Medicine generally
GEO W. SWEET NJ. D., Proprietor,
Boston, Mas
DExAs BARNES. No. u Psrhrow,
&c. WELLS 4 Co., No. lis Franklinst,
General Agents for New York
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The Rev Mr.. Conrov is 10 be- the now RO-
man Catholic Bishop OF Albany and the ~
euno unced az likely ~ take place very soop
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ADVERTISEMENT
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER, with cog
wheels. Warranted the best in use. Statesmen wanted
everywhere. X. {. BROWNING. Gen. Agt 3i1 Broadway.
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NATIONAL.

Home Runs-Atsntics. 4 National. ,
Fly.catches-Atlantic, u, National H.
Umpire-T. 5. Daken.
Score-s-D. 4. Sutton. r. A. Cronin.
Time hours 50 minutes.
The Atlantics were handsomely entertained BY the
members OF the National with a dinner at the National
Hotel this evening" In order to adjust an old dispute
the members OF the Atlantic to-day forwarded chal
lenge the Athletics. Philadelphia, for match game
tomorrow on the Presidents grounds. and al answer
is expected onight.
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LATER.

dispatch was received here late tonight by the At
lantc Club from the Athletics now in Philadelpha,
In answer to challenge sent to-day. They reply
"Will play with the Atlantcs in Washington, next
October Another telegram says the Athletics have
beaten the Pastmes in Philadelphia by - scores The
Athletics are still ahead
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ATHLETIC VS.. PAsrIMEs.

BALTIMORE. Tuesday Aug %. 1865.
The baseball match today between the
Athletics of Philadelphia. and Pas!imes OF Baltimore.
resulted in victory for the Philadelphia club After
spirited and well contested game on both sides, the
score stood Athletics. 3d. Pastmes. q. There Were
fully OOO spectators and the p.a!i both sides WAS
pronounced very fine
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TRrssgs. &C" WHITES PATENT LEVER
TRr,, the only Truss f. No PRESSURE on the
RACK Il will positively the most obstinate cases Oh
RUPTURE. OFEdoRf w. NO oV' plOe1.y
Plies" piles! :.
DR SrpicxIASps PILE REMEDY 10 the only rue
Remedy in the world will effect permanent Cure OF the
worst case. of End and Bleeding Piles and we have test
nony In our possession prove that has CIed fuHy@ea
a,e. OF Twenty and Thirty Years standing uv
For sale by &c WELLS Co.. No lis Franklinst, ~ ].
Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any OIL
tho num.rou, worthless article. called Gold Pens which have
flooded the market for the last few years when a. lower
price, you can get pens which acknowledged TO De the
Brsr IN THE WORLD.
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack ofbran' compe
them to st,emp, eren 10 the ddee'emeH" you
want the full value of your money call on A. MORTON no
Is Maiden. lane. inclose stamp TOR circular
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30
4profrssiorIaI,

And or tho past three yearR Surgeon IN the United
States Navy has opened an office vt No. 21h, Third
street. between Jefferson and Sc. Clair streets, netth
side. Having had the advantage Of the HoHpitnlR IN
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years Of
successful prnuce, tho afflicted may rest assured
by getting his advice that they will obtain every ad
yantag That tho advanced condition OF the Sconce
Of MalelHe can render.
RESPIRATORY DISEAHES ny MEDICAL IN
'HALATfON the only reliable meanA known 10 tho
profession. which has proven universally SUCCESS
hi in tho East aud in Europe, He treats all disease
Of the KY " nnd EAR, also all diseases peculla 70
Females, mud all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
so-eyer may he their character The most ineFedIl-
lous will he convinced OF his by calling nj his
OffIe No 91B, Third street, Dayton or by obtaining
letters 10 invphds which IN circulated gRtutourly.
Office hours froms oDlogk A, NJ. ulls o'clock =. Nj.
oetlB d4wlIn
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE Os REAL
,.t5I Arln RI. ESTATE. ,l0a


IN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
i Court Of Montgomery County, Ohn,in the case si
Isaac Layfeyer an,I simpson kult Executors OF tho
last viii and testa amant Of David Young deceased
against Ruth Young eLal deendants will OTTER for
sae, at public auction on SATURDAY, the 3lst dey
of December, A. ~, 1864, nj 2O0ock, aflernOon upbn
the premises, Che following described real estate
situvte in the County of Montgomery, and State OF
Ohio, to-wit; rf,.r..,. t-
farm owned by the heirs OF David Young, decd
Situate 10 Section 35i Town 2, ltange o. NJ Rs.-de-
scribed follows; beginning Mt stone, on the east
line Of said section, the south east corner OF sIaid
farm Themes north ON tho east line Of said section
5'74 chains 10 stone thence south rs west 27 s3
chains 10 the oeDtrs OF turnpike road thence south
aaswary, with the centre Of said road GOchains
the south west corner Of said farm thence on the
line between Young and Laieyer, north rs east 90 SO
ehaina TO the place OF beginning, containing Jytedn
deresoj land. l.slu '' i.tH D.
Apprnisad M Sll0 per care. Terms OF salo one
third cash, one third in one year and third in
two years from tho day Of anl6, with interest; the
payments TO be secured by mortgage upon the pre-
misses sold. 'ii '"' ISAAC LAFEVER, ,
Ha1f nllatH ft SIMPSON NUTsr,
ord Ih Executors, nc. OF David Young. deed
y. II. BAs0oTT, At'y for Executors, noy30,S4w
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pETTTfoN ZOE PARTITloN.

Henry M eobhart, bathArine Ann Gebhart and Mary
NJ. 0stihert, Va. Am La r. Helerman, John A..
HellermAn, Peter ". Gebhart, Rosetta E. Gehharl
and Ellen 0ehhirt. Superior Court Of MontgOm-
cry County, ohio. Petition for Partition.
A MEBIAH n. HELLhRMAN, John A.. HeIlernan,
N Peter v. Oebhart, Rosetta Y. 0eLhart Aud
Ellen Gehhart will .tsh0 notice that a Peuuon was
filed Rganat fhem on the 18th day OF December, A.
ID. 1adi ia the auparlof Court OF Montgomery Coun
ty, Ohio by Henry NJ Gehhart, catharine Ann Geb-
hart and Mary 81. fiebhart, and ls now pending,
aud MARY n, qehhqrt demand partition Of thefollov
sitia'e in the County or Montgomery and State Of
OhiO-being part ofte southeast quarter Of section
No. !, township No 2, range east, SC. beginning
at the southwest corner OF the tract los SO percheA
s. $50 w. from the Rsetiqp corner o. q stonei
thence n. 500 l0s 90 pefches along aebhari's seq
ton line 10 stonei thence 40, 80 SO-iO0 perches
along WeRYer's and tha Heelon hno 70 4 stone;
thence SOo w. iOs 80 perches along Roots line 90
a stone; thence south 4O 35.s0 perches along ia
cob shades line 10 the plane OF beginning, cortenng
(65) sixty hve aorea, more OF lesA AlsO Tots NUN
berad foFty-nine, city, hftytone atd hfy two {i9, %,
81 and 5ej as deslgnAted lat OF tie snbd dyison
Mcclure and HAYNES and recorded on the records
Oi Montgomery County, Ohio, IN plat book A, page
30, situate in NJ sdAep toEnahp, Montgomery Coup
W Ohio, and that, AZ the February term, 1885, oi
said Court, the said Henry NJ. Gebhart, Catherine A.
Gebhart aud May ~. BehhArt will apply for or
der, THAI partiHan may he ade OF said premises.
.,i ~ HEHRY a. rGHBHARr, .ii
,l a. sr OATHhRIHB ANN 0EBHARr 81
ABla CEAT, Aa'y. dsol7dawIv
.oDaillIiH ,Iiau1uW w.,
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IsHERiFFs SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator of John StansbergefI
deceased, W. Edmund stecife etal. .'i.fI
o., 4I starI .uI Gaze No 19bB. IlaaH .Hf '.
DY virtue Of and in ohedienqo to, order Of sRle
ID made by the Superior Court Of Montgomery
county, OHIO, wdl oter at public sale nj the door VI
the Court House in Dayton, on ~
,tits iSdi'padg, January II, 1868, u
Al two O'CLOCK m 9f sail day, the following de-
aGrbed real estate, Lots mum Oored two Thousand
nj hundred and IN rec (2GGO and -four thousand an Il
ninety oua (40DD designated outhe revised plat OF
the city Of Day ton, in the county of Montgomery and
state OF ONO. tHtr .g-t Ilrf
side on whish there 10 large two story frame dwei
ing and other out buIdings-houss Notdi9-and hHs
been appraised at $4,000. .t.u...
Lot No. aO9l IN n vacant lot and extends from Ash
ley street 70 Frank street, near Warren street, and
has boon Rpprased NJ Sl50. II.H
The abov6 described property cannot sell for ieas
than tw o. thirls of its appraised yalne.G
i GEORGE WpiAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
ODIIH A GAHILf,. Artorneya. .f- f..Is
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Fnternal RRbenue.
INTERNAL REVENUE. :"
Special Assessment Notice.

OFFICE COLLECTOR or INTERNAL REVENUE,
STATE or ONO, THiRD DIsrRIor
DAYrOs, OHIO, Nov. n, 1864.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Assess
IN ment OF the BPEoIAL live per cont lNcOAE DuTI
made IN accordance with the requirements NJ y ioin
RerC luton Of Congress, approved July4, 1884 on al
incomes return Il for the year ending December 81
1865 has been delivered TO by the District ssss-
for collection, and the same must be paid nn or
before the 2OtL day Of December next
In DsFAULr fBEREoF per cent penalty In reqair-
cd by law to be added, and collections 10 be enlsced
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will he collected at the ohee Of the un
dersigned, Of Third and Jefferson streets, bay
ton, OHIO. Those for n.
BUTLER COUNTY
At the ONCE Of Kara Potter, Deputy COLLECTORS Ham
ton, Ohio. For
WARREN COUNTY .
AZ the ofice Of Jacob Morris, Deputy Collector, Leh
non, Ohio. For ..
PREBLE COUNTY
Atthe Once Of Josiah Campbell, Deputy Collector,
Eaton, Ohio, JOHN l.. MARTlk,
nov2s-d&wtl dec29 Collector 81 Dist. Of ohio.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

IRA GEIGER will hereafter attend erciusipelg to
an office practice, aud will give Especial Atten-
LiOn' to the treatment OF OHkONlO DISEASES, such
M Diaeasea Of tho TIL ROAr and LUNGS, Of the EYs
and EAR, SCROFULOUs AEFEOrIONS, &c Prlm.
AIRY and secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHtEA,
GfEET, STRUCTURES, IMPoTENGY, sc. Also,
DIaEAHts pkduLIAR 70 FEMALFs, and eU0ry Udrioty ~
en- uaie Dlserse, whatever may bo It's character.
Ollice hour. from II m TO pm.
Sundays, to lOR IN, 2 to 6 . ~,
Oftcc-Gorner 81 Ieiierson and Filth vt Dayton,
Ohio. octS-lmd3mW.ll
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE IL hereby given 20 Mary Lindsley Of lndi-
IN annapolis, Indiana, that simeon Lindsay, on lie
lIth day Of peeemner, A. D. 1884, filed his petition a
The Court OF ComInen Pleas 81 Montgomery county,
ONO, pIafing 70 b. divorced from said Mary Lnds-
~, ahdtha ~ petioa will stand Cor hearing AT the
March term OF said Court Cause -wIllh absence
Tor over three years.
ialaws y. THOMPSON, Attorney for piannn.
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sHERIPFs SALE.
John B: Kossler No. 2os7,

VS.. SuneriOr Cent.
Jesse Duncan, ct. al
DH virtue Of, and In obedience TO, the command o
ID an Order OF Sale made in tho above cause, and
20 me dieeted by the Superior Court OF Montgomery
County, Ohio, will ofer at Pucc Bale al the door
of the Court House, in the city OF Dayton on sATJR
DAY, December slst, 1884, af O'Clock Il. M OF said
day, the following real estate, ViEi
Lots numbered four thousand enc hundred and
thirty ave il36), four thousand one hundred and
thlrty-sN (sl5Bl, four Thousand one hundred and
forty Ave (il45 and four thousand one hundred and
forty-six GAO, a. numbered on the revised pat ol
Slate Of Ohio. -
ALSO, the following lots and parcels Of lands situate
said County OF Montgome and statA OF Ohio and
described a. follows, tO-w1t; Sixteen Lots Numbered
fOm one TO sixteen, inclusive, Haary Baeon smith
bubdiviion OF out lot, num beTed eight e) In Shorts
survey, north Of Mad River, IN Mad River Township
In the County Of Montgomery, and State OF Ohis AZ
as aforesaid, as designated ON the recorded Plat Of
said subdivision.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ATTHE
TOWN HALL IN MIAMIsBURd, ONO.

I TOWN HALL IN MlAMIsBUR0, OHIO.
IAN SATURDAY, IANUARY 2s, 1856 :, will he sold
" NJ public sale 300 acres OF land belonging 10 the
estate OF John Baum dec sased, lying one mile north
OF Mamisburg, and divided into seven tracts or
parcels;
Ine first tract-the homestead--contains Os acres
has tho improvements upon Vt, consisting OF large
fine frame house, large barn, an orchard OF ffut
treea OF every variety, 20 acres Of good timber and
the soil ~ equal 10 any upland, aud has also several
neVer-tailing springs upon IL, Of which flows
through a fountain to the door Of the dwelling
house.
The second tract contains sAeres, and is the rich
est Miami bottom. ....
The third tract contains l2 acres, and a also rich
river hottom.
The fourth tract contains sS acres I2aeres of which
Is timber land.
The filth and sixth tracts contain 20 acres each ly
ing side by side, IN asquare shape, aud liz fine level
land, every foot Of winch can be cultivated with
case.
The seventh tract contains acres, and hiss acres
OF timber upon IL. The entire lot IL good level land
TERMS-One- third cash on or before uril 1, 1865,
one third on the lst day Of April 1866 and one third
April l, 1907, Provided, the widow Baum SURVIVE
and date then TO be due and payable tbs after
her deceRsei deferred payments TO bear interest and
Ia be secured by mortgage on the premises.
Sale 10 commence At ten O'Clock on said fay
GEORGE A. GROVE,
jan9wit Executor Of John Baum, deceased.
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MtnicaI

NUREs Coughs Colds, ,.Sore Throat, AslhTa,a
" Consumption. II is only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints TO try one bottle OF
Strickidnds MeliijaoUs Cough Balsdm
to convince them that is the best preparation
used u not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat aud LnugA, but 10 cures Night bweRis and
Splitting Of hi cd and il an excellent gsrgle for any
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