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snERnFF's SALE.

Thomas V. Lyons W. Bainbrdge II. Miller, ct nj
superior Court of Montgomery County OHIO
Case No. 35a9.
n pursuance of an order of sale issued in the
above case aud TO mo directed, I win oifer at
public sale, pt the door of the Court House In the
city of Dayton,
7hesfdy, he Sh day Of January, 1861,
At two O'Clock Z. NJ, the following real estate To-
vii; The following lands and tenommts 70 wit:
sitiatcsin the County Of Montgomery and State of
ONO, and town OF MiamisburC and described as
follows tO-Wit:
Being lot No III In the town of Miamisburr and
county and state aforesaid. Commencing at the
corner ni mot NO Bi thence castcrly 10 tue Miami
canal thence sonth along said canal to he north
SIDE OF basins thence west along the north line OF
the basin TO Race street thence north on Race
street 10 the place of beginning. Excepting such
parts ms was sold Ia the incorporate village of
Nliamisburg for the continuation of Pearl street
said premises have been appraised at $500 and
cannot sell for less than two thirds Of the apprais
cd value thereof said lot has upon Il IA dwelling
house, and large warehouse aud scales, situated
un the Miami canal. Terms OF sale cash
decs-ts
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iIeimstrepts ininitahlc nair Coloring Is not u
dye. An instantaneous dyes are composed of Ia
mar causfic and moro on less dostroy the vitality
and beauty of the hair. This Is tho original Hair
Coloring, and has been arowing in favor over
twenty years. ~ restores gray hair 90 ia original
color by gradual absorption, In a most romarka
bic manner. n is also q beautiful hair dressing,
Sold in two sizes--BO cents and si-by an dealers.
G. HEIMsTREEr, Chemist,
snratOgn spring water sold by all
Druggists.
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OYER a wTLLTON DOLLARs SAWED!


Gcntlcmon "a had u negro man worth 81 200
who took cold IRON, n bad hurt IN tic log, and was
useless for over yerr. l had used everything !
could hear Of wihoutbenont untilI tried tho Mex
can Mustang Imminent. II soon effected perma-
nent cure" J. L, DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859.
"A take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Lniment ns valuable eandindispensablc
article for sprains. Sores, Scratches or Calls on
Horses, Our men have used It for Burns, BRUISES,
Sores Rhcumatism &c. and all say Il acts like
magic" 4. W. HEWITT
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm
dcn's Express.
''rhc sprain ofmy daughters ankle, occasioncd
while skating lastwmtcr was ascntrclvrurcdinon in one
week after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang Luimcnt. ED SEEIN"
GloucostQr, Mass. Aug T. 1855
It's an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Linipcnt performs more cures in shorter time. on
asn and beast. thnn any article ever discovered.
Families, liycry-non and planters should always
have It on hand Quick and sure Il certainly Is.
An genuine is wrapped in steel plate cngrayiugs,
bearing the signature orc, ". Wcsibrook, chemist
and the prtoGte u 5, stamp ofDENAs BARNES a 60.
over the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit It with a
cheap stone plate label. Loob oioso'W
saratoga spring water. soldbya all Drug
gists
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IOilN IL CATS, whose residence Is unknown is
~ notified that Martha Cats did, on the Isl day OF
pecember, a y, 1865 hlo her petition In the oihce
OF the CLERK OF the Court Of Common Pleas within
snd Tor tho county OF Montgomery and State OF
one charging the said John a. Cats with Willhal
absence fruin her for more than three years last
nAsi, and hahitual drunkenness for more than
three years last past, and asking that she may be
ivorcod nom said John II. Cats which petiti0n
WI, stand for hearing at the December term OF
Dated this ist day Of December 1896
=, , ,..... MARTHA CATS
NJ r MILAN Attorney de3-dfWM
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Itis most delightful Hair Dressing.
10 erndicatos scurf and dandrun
II keeps the hoad cool and clean,
II makes the hair rich, soft aud glossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling on,
II rcs tore- hnir upon prematmely bald heads.
This Is Just what Lyons Kathairon will do It's
pretty--it Is cheap durable Ills literally sold by
the load, and yet It's almost Incredible demand
is daily increasing until there is hardly n country
store that does not keep H. family that does not
use it. b., THOMAS LYON, Chemist, \. y.
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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MICHAEL HARTNErT's ESTATE.

NDTiCE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed aud qualified AS administrators
on the estate Of Michael llartuett late OF Mont.
gomcry county, Ohio, decreased An persons in
dchted 20 the estate arc requested 10 call aud set
tie their accounts with the administrator.
DENNIS DWYER
Dnvton. NoNenher aa s96-deldaM
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IYolCs EXTRACTOR PuREI ANAioA GINaEE-For
Indigcstio Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headaehc,
Cholera Morbus, Flatulcncy, &C, where a warm
ing stun ulant Is required. H. careful preparation
and ontlre purity makes Il cheap and reliahlc ar
tcie for culinary purposes. sold every whore, at
90 cts per bottle. Ask for"LyoN's" Pure Extract
Take no other.
Saratoga sPring water, sold by an
Druggists. 8t-eoWiy.
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Who would not be beautiful? Who wopld not
add 20 thcil bcnutyY What gives that marble pur-
icy and disfiagus appearance We observe upon the
stage and in the City bcllo9 1t Is no longer Sc.
cret. They use uagan's Magnolia Balm lts con-
tiuucd use removes tan, frccklcs, pimplcs and
roughness, from theflco and hands, and leaves the
compile Nion smooth, transparent, blooming and
rtyishiug Unlike inaAy cosmetics, IL contains no
material injurious totho skin. Any Druggist viii
order Il for YOU if not hand, at 30 cts per bottle
W H. HAGAN, Troy, \ y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, N. Z.
Saratoga spring Wntor, sold by all
Druggists.
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d FL BINz S5 BRO,
No. ISL Thtrd street,
Dust east OF JcdersOpD
DAYTON, OHIO

NJ NNUFACrURERs aud Wholesale and Retail
vi dealers In Fine and Assorted Candles Hand
some CANDY Ornaments, the most beautiful Christ
mas ditt Goods all manner Of limitations Ia Wax,
Toys. SC, and every thing desirable for Holiday
Presents
Heinz Bro, particularly invite dealers and the
public tn call ut their mandatory. 26i Third 81
north side, Just east of jefferson, Call and cNam-
inc their splendid goods. noiGd6w
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Dissolution oF rARTNERsInr.

nUTOiT & ElCkMANN have dissolved their
partnership, Conrad EickmAnn having retired
The business a. heretofore Will be continued by
Eugene DutQit who will settle all accounts due
and against the tllrn. pBrOlT n BlCKhlAN&,
Bccemhp'r T. fStb sls(t4H
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removal.

NTEFF& BEN NNErT, Manufacturers aud Whole
IN sale and Retail dealers In Stoves Hollow
ware, &c., have removed their Salesroom from 27u
Third street 20 the roQms formerly occupied by
Brown Irwin, ON the corner of First street aud
the Canal who're they will he pleased to see their
n'ttld. and AN who may De in want of hrst-elass
Cogb ing and Heating stoves.
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n. A. BEAuREPAIRE. NJ. u
q. ID. DuJARDIN, NJ. ID.
JEAN DE IEUCURE. M. ID.
10 Garancierc 81 Dupont
No Ell, Rue Lombard. Paris.

Scdenfary and StVdioas Occupations, GrfeEs
AHniefios, whatever tends TO impair the yfdi
Action of the BFdiR, Heart or Nervous SVsfeD trp-
quently lead 10 the most DistressinH and EBibdy-
raSsfRg Disorders Of the NIRmE SYSTEM stu
dents CYergyDleR and Ld'DNors therefore who are
especially liable 10 these Weaknesses should re-
Pills.
A Pamphlet; containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed In French Ger
man, Spanish ana English, accompanies each box
and Will he sent hy mil, free of cost 10 any one
who will write iorit.
Price, 81 per uOx, or SIX RONes for So
sold by an the principal Druggists. or will be
sent ny mar securely seglfd IroBi al obseruati0n
on receipt OF the specified price by any authorized
agent, or by tbo sole General Agents for America
OSCAR q, MOSES a CO., T COrtlandt street, New
ORR. Aulhorllei agent for DaYton-M w &.
STE w ART-all orders by mail promptly at
'hdei lo' oc5laWcOW1y-i
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A CAIfIl.

ft'lIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il citizens Of Dayton ana vicinity that he will de
vote his time 10 the collection, for any one who
may need his services, with promptnes of an
money, collected by him. aud security for the
amount Of bills put in BIZ hands Being acquainted
with the land marks Of Montgomery County those
who have standing Bills would do well to employ
will be promptly returned Address Lock Box 80
Dayton ONO, and the address win he promptly
attended, TO- uo9lllm G.. q. BREENE
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Price, 81 per Hox, or SIX Hoxes for So
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
'rEcTEp BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated FemalePills.

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated FemaleJPills.
Pyoparea tropr q prescription Of SIR y. 6Yarte. W.
D., IhBstcjdR EefgaOriiRargt9 10 Mc Queen
This Invaluable mcdicncls uufaning in the cure
OF all inosc painful and dangerous diseases 10
crates all cNcesses and removes an obstructions.
rom whatever cause A speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO mAHRIED LADIES
u Is particularly suitca. II WIN. In short time
bring ON iho monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
TAese Pais sloaki rot be httsp 9y Females duriag
ne FYRST THREE RONIILS Of YreyunHcy Ia fIey
dre sHye N briqy on MscagriIgc bHf ~ ann ofAer
time hegsTo sare
In an cases of Nervous and spinal Affections
Pains In tho Back and Limbs Fatigue ON slight
SNerton ialp'laii9n of thc Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills win eject q cur, when AM
other means have failei and although powerful
remedy, DO not contain iron, culumpl autimnny or
any thing hurtiul 10 the constitution.
Fun objections In the pamphlet around each
package, which should Dc carefully preserved.
SON nr All pBuomsrs. PRICE 81 PER Bottle.
SPECIltL NOTICE
n "a he Jata ~ CrorV rGluabiC llsaioiRa 10 h,
Coz NTHNflifhp. 10 cautions tisrd6gre and kse
Mdt me leacrS " d "" gre diona ~ ne bottle ana
mat each terdppsr bafFs ie FAC SMILES or M ~,
aatures n J. g. B1LDWIN,f 60 and JOR H0SFS
H-iS" tritAOUf lchich, noito are g6naiHa.
n. B.-One Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for
Postage encloscd 20 any authorized Agent or 20
ihG sole General Agent for the United States aud
British Dominions
JOBMosEs. n Coruardt ST.. New York
win ensure bottle, containing Fifty pms. bv
return mail, securely sealed irom an observation
OclalaWeOWIN-b
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

htollet delight superior toany Cologne, used
tobathe the face ana person, to render The skin
soft and fresh, to allay inflammation, TO perfume
clothing for headache SO. lt Is manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia and h obtain
ing patronage quito unprecedented. 10 is fa-
vorite with actresses and opera singers. 10 is
sold by all doacrs at SiOO 60 large bottles and by
DFSAs BARNES N CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents .H.H
sarntSEa spring water, sold by an
Druggists .I #H
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rI'llE cO-pWtncrshp heretofore existing under
\ thostylp aud firm uame OF NCa. Bennct \ Co.
was dissolved ON the iOth inst, NGn x Bcnnet hay-
Ing purehJEeh the Interest OF Mr. Eels. Either
partner viii uso the name OF the firm IN liquida-
iion. HENRY NEFF.
MILTON BENNET,
jyi7dawu MARCU $ BELLS.
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AltGiGaI.
Observation-Disclosures.
observation-disclosures.
Life-Health-S Strength.
DIR. JUAN DELA NJ ARRl'S
SPECIFIC PILLS

DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
SPECIFIC PILLS,
Are preparodby the Mcs,icurs G ARANCtERE 81 nU-
FONT. Pharmaccutists, No. at1 Rue Lombard
Paris, from the Prescription of DR JUAN nRLA-
MAHItE, Chisct Physician othC Hospital du NOrd
on Lariboiscrc
Lettcr OF Rocommondatio
PARIs, May ,, 1888
GENTLEMEN;--We have used the ''SPECIFfC
PILLS" made from DIR DELAMAIlHEs pRRsCRtP-
TloN, during several years past, In our private and
public practice and have found them d most ener-
getic and chicieut Remedy in rlses Of Spcrmator-
rhea or seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily, or
Premature Emissions; sexual Weakness, or I'M
potHcgi special DcrangcmrntS of the Nervous Sys-
tenn weaknesses arising from secret Habits and
Sexual ENoesses RtiardtioR Of the Genital or
gnns weak spine Affections Of the Eyes; Lime
or Brick Dust" Depos Is IN the Urino Milky
DBcharscst Paleucss OF the Skin, with Sunkon
Cheeks and BloodlcSs Lps Punched" Features ;
Irregular action of the HedTt and In an the CHASTITY
train OF symptoms arising nom OYcr-use abuses
or loss, troiu any cause, OF the Nervous Force
We Earnestly advise the Profession and All per-
sons sunerng from any SHWPt0BtdfiGo or OIgdRfc
.i1fcti0HS Of the GEN1rO- URINARY SYSTEMS to use
these Pms. with high respect, we areyours most
sincerely.
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atuteIs aud saloons i.
y H @NIX HoUSE

DAYTON, OHIO. $3.50.
a A. sPANG, Agent
l. HIS HOTEL HAS RECENTLY BEEN
opened, and Is prepared to accommodate travellers
m2G-dfm
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MONTGOMERY HOUSE

EAST IhHtasn sEHEET, H.
DAYTON, O.
Captain e. e. Retter, Proprietor,
Late Of The Western House, Springfield o.
Thoroughly rented and renovated throughout and
Is now one of the best Hotels in this city
1ssS~ omnibuscs run to and from all Trains -esa
mar B-tf
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N E w HALL HOUSE.
Cor. Main and Michigan sts.,
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,.
'INlE proprietOrs take pleasure in announcing
Il that the very expensive and important inn
proyements which have been going on in this
FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
Arc now completed. Tho
.NewhaIl House,
Is furnished with every convenience and luxury
known TO hotol keeping In America, and affords an
elegant nome TO any travellers or others who may
iaVor ~ with their patronage. Omnibusses run
irom al truins and boats TO the NEWHALL
mlld3m w. S.JOlNSON a Co, Props.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
CIVIL COURTS.

SUPREME COURT-CRcUu--pEc. 4.-Beforo Mr.. Justice
MULLEN
THE LIABILITY OF INSURANCE COMPANIES TO PUT
DAMAGED PRBMIsEs IN THEIR ORIGINAL CONDITION.
Edgar Ryder ogt The Commonwealth Fire Insurance C0m
pany
This was an action policy of insurance, issued
BY defendants plaintiff insurng premises Nos 81 and 90
Fulton This suit confined TO No 81 the result probably
binding the parties the other building The buildings
we're seriously damaged by fire the Nh OF June 1854 There
was no question raised in regard 10 the hre its accidental
origin whole question being in relation 20 the action OF de-
PENDANTS after they had elected they had night to do TO put
the building good condition before the fire instead or
paving the eaimed by plaintiff The question being
whether he defendants put No - in good condition as 1t
in before the fire and whether IL had been done as ex
pediousy practicable plaintiff contends that the building
patched instead OF being thoroughly repaired that
the walls which bulged inward showed and proPped
back into ts place Instead Of being partially or Wholly rebuilt
that the ceilings paint work &c, only mdierently re
paired and many things Only partially replaced and others
replaced all that defendant was three months
about the work when might have been done IN 80 days the
delay causing plaintiff lose ent and putting him TO eH
penso do Of the repairing which defendant should have
Gone prev him from losing his rent altogether
The defense that the premises put In substantially
the condition they in before the FIRE and without
unnecessary delay. Case sill on.
Charles B Hart for plaintiff NJ II Hoxo for defendant
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
roRr or NEw-YoRK.

cLRARBD.
Steamship Ys.oO Hodges. Nofolt, Hsinchen 4 PamcIs.
s:s"sS :%:S xsI xns Ea ssi ssbsS sinT Fsssps
s:.aSS sSS Esass ssSs @ Sss. sSs s s''"
s.ea@.hp Josephine nOS,s Baa%sTe Dss sian,0 rsy.
sSps"Tss Queen HutchiusOo FSnc'eO Merchant Car
Ship Southampton, Whitney London z. z MOrsassOn
Bark Lsvinia. Davis, A,Pnysi Merchant SsImsn; s
BsIi Excelsior A,Einson, antwerp "; >. Tnns Co n.
Brig NslaTene Orb Murp6y ssvania ans 81 MAR" ~ H. 10
ss esSlss Amos. wqd Mss1; Ssls. " LI u S,iSA1%
Bis Ha%%ins BEd (GE2 Earl TsEa Trinidad, p. Whitney
bHs SS John Sherwood. Bsyy Mobile Murray Ferri. Co.
seh Ocean Child Br) Mills st. Miehses Azores, George u
SEN Baltimore Bennett New Haven & ssT: s. 1ce
scIE Demar Lsrt, Nswbsn, }. D DavA
Steamship Celia ts els.sde London Nov Hs,re Is,a
vi rs and r. e aSsAC , A'vg % Oh. SS S S 9 %
steamers ieatOhs Hamburg Dee exchanged
gisa%.Sp Cen ca.isr Rsc,oT Baltimore with d.s to
Steamship sgo,ss cOws Charleston hours With qd.e and
Ps's 70 ArbdE Leay Dee a. H Of hat'es passed heam'hp
steamssip GOncordia, sssn, Boston
Ship 6i Thomson Glasgow 80 day With nd e w% m
passage Nov t y lat g 4O long a. saw large shower Of
ssa fSsnes Miy of LoDdon, Gunon Colombo days. with
sS eSes s G 1st'B Ss Besa fsS s from Rio
9 S q % D brig a9" .ssoSasl S R%y as1Ss s
BsS HSlcyOn tof Bsh abbsrd Liverpool days. with d'e
Bs Harriet Br Johnson Grands del Sur "a days. with hides
Brig csPsre sOcto, Patterson, oardeua' u Jays with mo
Brig Scotland tof Barbsdoes cOwe TorL t. II days
Bs Edward tOi Yarmouth s Doty, Nassa7 days With
Brig Abs.sinsr lBf Petite, Halifax N g. days with mOae'
tc.. to II. J. DE wofk Co. =, o :.
days With plaster to p T. Nsyius Son
Brg Martha A. Berry Co Portland Chase Estsnss IL days with
BIs wild Pise5a Nassau P Johnson nasua ~ days with
Bris kenneth Br. owoOd ssvanns rs days with ude to
Big Young Cof Csa Gibson Daen oa day. with lumber
slIs Louise Miller lei Bo.on Layton cheuy6eld Me- ia days
Bds Ads tof ,ton n S. CARD Cay T. L, 10 days With salt
seh Jas x Damage MONTGOMERY Charleston with asv Crs.
sehr Wellington Barker Windsor 10 days with plaster 70 D. n
sehr FIanoi. Arhsmq tof Maehs'por Mitchell, sues N s.
sc Ds.Sen oi Naehilspor smith, shuee >, day, with
ssir O. Msr f Ss.Sau Iisss Hsrbor Island days with
sehI T. Fowler HobroOs, Calais. Lumber Simpson
sei Jeddy Fsnnns Bangor with ate to Boyn,On Son
scr Sarah Elizabeth Kelly Portland Me- with lumbsr TO John
sssE Eo@! Sister. slssleL FI River 70, 9so5sg!qgrsn
sssT sssT 5%sss 51asis sss sypSi as f'fESsGs' soea
sesI 3 E syFs.tsS syiSser ElIsbe,hpot for Boston
sssT sssT Rsiy 2 re:SS; cSSs rs;S.. MGsSst c'i'i'
schr. EIpiess Consnto. Bangor fo1 RondouL
s < e. Evans Jayne 81 nsit. with cotton tc
CsnaLbost gnes JAMESON Albash, Vermont
DISASTER.
The schr Titnoue iof Newbuypor - Newport pot into this
port to svo The severe gale morning made the
Hook where he ron by the h Kate stewart Of Phla
ed to III, city BY the steamer Seth Low.
MEMORANDA.
Tn. Pruan brig Wilhelm the Romes, has 10
,ap from Liverpool an'h'r a, the South
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
ME-WON-I-TOC,

STORY OF WESTERN LIFE, INDIAN AND DoxEsrlG
Though not Mr. Robinson' Hrst novel; ve donot doubt
that this viii newly prove the worth Of the pen that 10 M
many chapters Of successful writing for tbs farm and th
eside and in behalf of the fnendlcss poor Of crosde
city, has been entertaining and instructive. es.s,
true Indian novel is among the raities Of esterdsl
fiction, and the pioneer life Of tho West abopndng Il
does in rude but ch material for the work Of the novelist
has found Of late but few faithful delineatOrs II not
much TO say that few Americans have been ID
the American people in their homestead life and ehaTac,
ters settlers and pioneers the author Of vontoe,
few have travelled far and observed closely amid thS
varieties Of the Farmers and Pioneers hfe East aDd
Wes and writer for the daily press has had keensl
relish for, yeer sympathy with the fresh and freq
outdoor life which the clements on his novel
Mr. Robinson's writings have alTays been marked by
quaint and direct force pictures spe bat graphic of
things they really practical and mnuss
of the useful and the beautiful they brought teetbsa
into everyday consciousness-these are some OF tha
features Of style Of painting with which the readers
of this paper have long been familiar.
Tho new novel, which will be begun the first week In
December. will continue during tho Spring. A
In addition to this The WEEKLY TRBUsE viii contain
usual, features of entertainment instruction, and
variety surprising those Of any other journal published
TO benefit the home life Of the people, and Justify thu
everncreasng support which has madet the widely
circulated paper in America.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
MAXINE C0URT-DEc. 4-Before Judge!IiRARNB.
QUESTION 0FISTEREsT TO HOTEL KEEPERS.

The plaintiff complains that the night of the 18th
Of July last be liHg guest OF the y; Nicholns Hotel Of
which the defendant Is proprietor robbed OF gold watch
and chain valued AZ $40 The plaintiff testified that he
Ia tho house and that the night In question before
IN his that he locked and boted his door and that
arising m the morning he found the door still locked and boed
but the watch and chain gone the supposton being that
the thief mst have entered the through the isnght
the door.
The defendant contends that the plaintiff permanent
boardT In the hotel and that their relative positions were TINT
II boarding keeper and bner and not that OF hotel
keeper guest and that therefore he he defendan
only be held liable boarding house keeper The defendant
also up evidence public notice that money and ewey
be deposited in the safe the popetors will not hold
themselves ponsbe Judge earne took occasion TO say
point had been decided ads esey 10 hotel keepers
several times The Court after hearing the evidence and argn
nncni reserved It's decision.
Andrew j. smith for plaintiff, Charles spencer or dc
frudant.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

FV.fal 70 4
These are principally pine lands in the northern counties Of
wisconsin and complete offering Of all the vacant public
Tn sddtiOn % these public sales considerable quantities Of
kraD been opened 70 sale pursuant TO COMMISSIONER
QUESTIONS AND CONTESTS UNDER TIE HOMESTEAD ACT.
The Question been raised n behalf Of settlers whether
aud PAYS for his claim under the eighth section Of the act can
ahereaer enter other land undcr pfeempton provided
1e has never bad the benefit OF the latter statute
on has been ruled that where party legally
ftod auentry under Homestead Lawof May 30 1862
sud Thereafter at tine before the expiration OF h' years
pha forward make satisfactory proof OF hs actual settle
Me proceedings merely oosnmmae h homestead right as the
aows the payment being legal substitution Tor the con
nnona labor the would Otherwise At his hands
claim Of this character is not prcsmpson but ho
isieod and a. ESch will be bar the party
fruIFing presmpon night provided he legally show bis
eht In virtue Of actual settlement and cultivation another
cs-es here srissn where persons made homestead
sabshsd and the promises falling In two different land dis
Tie law restricts such settlements surveyed lands
ence prior survey rights attach under the statute Then
law authorizes only entry % be made by the same
son II necessary for the party sce the benefit Of the
tatut % make the selection OF bis whole farm within one e
gouing trsc of the o. farm be aust bot own and oe
snties under the Homestead has been ruled that where
ors0Ds appy AZ time which neitheF
asttomcpt and improvements must BE- awarded the highest
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