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Order for Proof OF WIN.

Site OF "!-coisrn, hlu!fo@nc ou ,tg, -.
PROB tie Oflicr, F,h. 81. A Leo
II tie matter OF tie Ptoa! 49, d z, bate 81 h.:
last VIII aud ser auIe,.t 81 johann Eliutr, DE-
d late cf the c univ Of Ma ifuwoc
WhEREAo, d" run"ur wrjttng. puf,
w o.sing 10 be III lat VIII and t-s:4meni
o. j Isaita I!incr dec'assd, Iate of the county
OF NJ .uliowoc has been .i.rd III thi oliic and
whereas. Application ma been M d b, Marin
SchmdL, prayrug IN 4 the silae be s-uvall aud
Admitted to Probate according - the laws 81
tbs State Therefore, 1t l. derrd thu : ii
application b. te.r' beirIe ne ~ he Prof. T.
office in he viit-e at Nam. uc H. sd
con Y, nn the 2j.n d4y 81 F-rIulr,, 4 u
1856. at ten o'csck A 81. Ana II si.utLeI
ordered, tia see sl b. glv,.,l 20 all pc. -.lr,
i,t..re-, ed IL std vIl ( the TINE e j pace :.
sid he Il 4, ~ pu Ca ION IN the Hautu~oe
PHI ueH-p per IN eI Il "a ( u ", iol
three successive we-s-, once "a p, week, p1lpr
to tie time ut such h,3.ri z b. tie Cuurg
GEO ", BARKER, rouDtv fu5.
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A FINE lot Of tONCERTiNA'~ jn-t rcrei, cd
4 III ES~LiNpER & WFILEP.
Eta k.0Eatc.--Srttc If Wiaconsi,

En- sOb"tc.--Statc If Wisconzir,
M.nItow0c '"uny. =. i the mater Of The
estate OF Charles Iio'rlem ~ deceased
~ thi- l4rh tay Of February. 4. D. 1865
~ upo readu & ard fliF he re.lr n al
Frederick RuGoi -t@ti & that Charles Hottie
mann Of the Con t. Of Nanito~oc. died
iu'e-raie OF or about he % DAY Of Fehruary
1856 ant paving tHat Fred rich Rn OF be az.
pom Ell adm s razor Of The estt OF the sal
i ceased It Ordered 'htt said application
BE- heard bei're ne. at he Probate Office
l. he town ~ '"uHty # Htrit" DOC, nn n e
II ii cag Of March, A. b l865. AZ j,
O'Clock A NJ And It il further Ordcre Ell
that Office OF uch "palicu,on md h"a''1 z he
gv"D by puais0Ing ,oJy II this ORDER r
three eucc s>ive W ek5 once IN each week. i,
the Ms'.itowuc Pilot, newspaper printed in
sal town and Couoty. prior TO said hral.uc
! rs ;he Court, CED. ". BARKER
Cnuptr Jp9ca
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Guardians sal... --ln Pr bafe, Mi
.~ Gu ~ GU, l. the u.a!uer o. tht
Guai drarship Of The Manor h.ns Of Hen.y
Stn tu"y"l. deceased
n OF ICE lie t.I,b} gv n, th,t hy vlrt6e s. d
! L. UF>l.aI e 81 III o DIR If l. C Use III al.
~aI'i m,a'teT, on he tr-t IAN y February a
ID 1865 b. the ecu " court OF >aId Count,
the Hdrr-igfnG Gutrii u 81 the Manor h il 81
,a'd d,cer~.d, viii on Frriav the % day ui
;, bruaiy, ID 1866, a 10 .'ci ck ~ ,h- forr :
noon OF SAID day, At the btl lie of the County
Judge III HE Will sc ut Iaritnw"c IN SAID
c"untv, nH-r for SAFE, at I1hEc Nendus, the
f. lowing d,-cnbrd lands 10 W. all 80
c. rtaIn p"rt Of the n'uih .as quarter Of i'm
\o sour a III inwr ii = M .eventeen a.
n 9th OF r.use Il IwenIy ttIe- east. com
iuencIug nlH-Ly zee aid ore rhid rode tst
oi the iorth east cuineI of sad quoI or r.ctr0 ,
running theuce west along The own Iie tDIIty
'tre, e third rods, h nee south on.
hundred AID sixty r. as, thence east thirty
three aud one thlId rods, thence 1orth one
huhd ed aud si2ry rod7 10 the piacc OF begun
,Ing c. n!aInl ;tlr'y thr,e and one third
LODI, m,rt or less The Tern OF Sale VII be
made known AZ III, ruuc al d lace 81 safe
FREDEHlCk uILNER
Guardian, &c
Iapito~Gc Feb l. 1886
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TO MARRIED LADIES

They are ecuHa a'ap'.d, as they brilrg the
m-rthl, period with snth peiitct 'eIaa'lIy.
cou,d furnish any amount OF tesIltnOl"as
nt It's .tii acN from my own pate Is. but the
pr,clice f bringing hou tat and fictitious ones
hrhlr III pubic Is 50 prevalent, do not deem
il advisable.
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GEO. REED,

Attorney a"d C"rm%eIor at Lar,
IA. resumed the practice Of his profession
Msni,owoc, and car now promise 10 Civ
prompr attention to all professional 'u~iue-.
entrusted 10 him.
tE Collccrirr- made in any part Of II. STATE
For few weeks lis Office will be found II
hi. dwelling hpuer
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CaUtEon.! CaU:ioE,!!

Bear IN uiod that guarantee my DROPS
TO CURE Suppression Of he Mss. 10 ID
whatever cause, though care shout b" taken &c
a-csrrarn il pregnancy be he cause, a. these
DROPS would be sire t. produce mist GrrIagr,
il taken Win ~ III that situation and all are eau
tn ell agaii ST using them IA | wish II dis;In til
understood that | 40 not ho'd myself resiIolSl-
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BE WISE IN IINE.

u IL - 4 81 Nv III H.
Let not dies. dea roy your cnnstitu ion
TRY butiit. at NY Periodical l3R PS aud you
", i |. >at,s 4, thai | o III poster Tel
YOUR fl c!.d ilp d wi.ar y ST rcd tht bloom al
heath 10 ,aln c.. ks and ber n cuitef 'av
or more -ai,abe tn IN goa. For Pal, :u az
scau.y Mei.el,uatl il Is ,st the thing j'aTe
row III ny l,ii q az instance "i tad' Who Hat
Teen suGerus tr,m painful Ne atrut,lo n I"r
~ three years, c"niiing her 10 hyr room each
une she had appnrd to several nrl,tIt pts-
s!ci.IS, without i,liei. VIXEN UGe bottle VI ny
DROPS - rrrt.y cur,d mar.
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
| nimo-. ty"tN case.
1t is lu,p, s>iDie to eIjoy the hloom OF haaiti
and yy.city of spirit, unless the Ne SIS are
rcgui.r;s t. he rnr, III. Gnai'tit|, hha t1,It'.
Wncn tnel alr oI,>uucrei /, malure makes f,,r
ff,,rt, t. obtain tor it some other cufi,r and
tui--s ihcsp tt,nI, al "a ure afe assisted, tne
ga lent USUALLY -xperI,rtes D. pOaurncV, Ne :
>Cusi,cs- aud Fl .,atlN CCN>Uy PTi,S ASSAULTS 4
way, ana prtina, u. ely ,el n.I.@t"o a ni> cratic
eaI> cuCe
d, OF suffer from these irregularities wh.f
an investment ct Oue Du,l,r N L,o ; frr'odl
cal Drops VIII regulate und r, store nature 10 ~
nea thy course, and
DO NOT DE IMP 1sFD UPON
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
~ those no have "ltl,T rt,4.asa l"i'- "hioh
they desire pa +" II uYun = etieh2th - tt,
popularity oi III, Drops. Bn' wtvu tie Dug
gsI ltuaitpi, 10 Is iOi got tht III. esiiIor III a.
rn b!N jh.n o. YOU OF cst es.c!"se "i,e dol
,r t. ths. I,ei.,t>f gti.rr wholesale aSei VIM
iii ietuII YOU a bot !e b, reiuth EXiIes
see tn, h, II ms Ju0 l. b on l. "rtt'e1.
upDr the directions which arr wrapped aGnii q
each b ,llc N,nr Oilers ale geI une The
L.it. tewar- f t,It.ilS. hhey aie I, r sale
by cver> u1g,st IL eli, and co'H.tN, NJ ~,
dollar II Ell bottle Ii s,u wish re..el TAXI
no OTHER.
DR.. JNO l. LYON,
Pract cling Physician, Ne" Haven, Corn
Who Cali be consulted Concerning all dl- eases,
either personally or by letter.
LnkD & SMITH Chicago, Eolesale Agents.
i < j JOHNSON, age Is Ter IhiS I,cr
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Auor"eyS and Co4n,c,lors Al La
Office Oh York Street, htuIIuHoc, Nan c
County WIS Collections promptly a'tcEdeo
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Nothing cnn moe prutiuc I'VE ~ care IN 4,
these j. Tn,i ano mage ,ndacu ce IS ie.
DIT C.. Nd ur u IA -i,r!lutlnts oI TIN mos
':'s rta>,rg aIseis 81 rnur.d These RENE
,ucs are IA de irom Ii yltesl
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~sng.e C"Yles, invariably in advance. Ciuo, q
five ami u, warts, II 10 eaCh.
IL II every re- pect popular edition, making
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And ali ,1upIou- I've SKIN, he SALVE :
mosr u,vriuah,e II dOt r.ot heal * Ell lily
a'I3t, but p.leIare~ with II ( not seatchmy
eff cts 10 The very Ion' OF the evll!
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Vegetable Compounds.

III, VIII lot nalm 'he mos d irae fen ale,
a ii cat he giYru w.;il good eject in pr .crb, d
0u>e> TO he SoH gtsi haOr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
GLEANINGs FROM THE MAILS.

The number of logs cut In shawano
county, Wis, during the past season. and
now lying on the banks Of the various
streams ready tO be run out Is about $50,
900, which will make 15,0OO,0O0 feet OF lum-
Der. These figures show deficiency from
last year Of about i0,0O0,000 feet.
A PROFITABLE COw.--A. r. IIerrick OF
Uhrlchsvilic. has a native COW. common
breed. that IN fourteen consecutive days.
commencing February 25th, 1896. gave l73
pounds of milk, from the cream of which he
made 2s1 pounds OF butter.
Some Yankee spectators, who we're car
rying large gang Of negroes West p len
AL the women and children la the streets OF
Atlanta 20 starve. while they slipped off on
a train, up the State Rond. with the men,
and that the poor creatures are still there.
Bcnjamlu Franklin left fund TO the city
Of Boston, IN trust, for the benefit of poor
apprentices. Hon. WIN. MinoL who has
been treasurer of this fund for fIfty-flve
years, has just resigned. In his hands II has
Increased nom about 5000 10 a sum cxS
cecdlng Slli,0OO.
The people Of North Alabama are said
10 be In u starving condition, Judge
Wythc ansold and prominent citizen of
Gnntcrsllic, represents "A terrible state Of
affairs existing IN that section. Three Ca
ser of death from starvation had already
occurred. aud hundreds would inevitably
perish unless relief was Immediately fur
nlsl.
The Andy johnson men carry all before
them In Tennessee. We wish they were to
have an election soon, IN which they could
get lick at Browniow. He would never
have breath enough 10 say "hell-llrc,"
devil aud ''damnation" again.--L0Ris-
Uile Journal.
Two hundred new edillces are going up
In st. Paul, Minnesota. Preparing for the
.stnr of empire that is travelling that way,
we are told.
adam Hook. who eloped few days ago,
from Danville, Pennsylvania, with Miss
GGrnengcr. fifteen years old. cnrrying oil
with him 5000 Of His friends funds, has
been arrested at st. Louis. The girl was
sent home.
senator Wade intends TO offer an amend
mcnt 10 the Paris Exposition bill pending,
that no money be paid out to carry Il into
effect unless Napoleon withdraws the
French troops from Mexico. This will prob
ably give rise to u debate which will open
the whole France aud American question.
On Wednesday evening last Mr.. w. II.
Saunders, of Columbus, Ga, while bnying
| u railroad ticket at Atlnnta, had his pocket
picked OfS9,6jO IN $50 bills The thief es-
capped 4
The boilers Of the Pomeroy, Ohio, Roll
Ing Mil Company exploded yesterday
morning, killing one man instantly and
wounding eleven others, three of whom
subsequently, died. Loss estimated at Sl0,-
600 TO $4,000,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
On a Very HIgh Fence.

The Commercial has three column arti-
Gle on the political situation. 1t is not sat
isned with either party. IL thinks, however,
that before long the SUPREME CouHr will
pass upon the CIVIL RIGnrs BILL. How ?
when? and how can the question of the eX-
cluslon of eleven States ever come before II ?
All these questions are of interest, and de-
serve full discussion.
The plain flct Is that the Radicals are
using force TO carry legislation. So long as
the SOUTHERN STATES remained out of the
UNION, they could not object 10 legislation
by the Rump. But the war Is over; they
are back In the UNION; their Representa-
tives ask admission they are kept out IN
force. Not even those members like COOPER
of TENNESSEE of unquestioned loyalty
through the war, can get in. What shall
we do? Suck our finger? r,.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
Excited.

The Niger Bureau Is dreadfully excited
this mornlng-all torn up with patriotic in
dignation. The recent action of the
"Rump' on the Presidents veto has had the
same effect upon the concern that the gal
vanic battery has on the muscles of a
"dead duck" We would advise the owner
of the above named piece of furniture"
In view of the near approach of the heated
term, 10 accept the situation and keep as
cool as possible. Colored emissions. at
long range, will never bring down the man
at the other end of the avenue, and may
have the effect to curtail the official tenure
of some of its special friends hereabouts.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
A Rnnnhllcnn OnInion.

The Buffalo Commercial Adccrtiser one of
the most respectable among the leading
Republican Journals of the country, ays,ef
the President:
lie demonstrates most conclnsively that
nugovcrncd radicalism IL equally ~ dan
gcrous 10 the nation as treason.
"The one Is covert and lnsidious. the
other was open and bold; the one seeks To
destroy the Constitution by undermining
IT, the other sought to rcpudiate 1t by force (;
the one. prompted by an over-zealous
championship Of the negro. would over
throw the rights Of the whites. while the
other sought 10 build mp an oligarcby upon
the ruins of the old Union. Against both,
regard him as n national beneiator In M
tional crisis.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09

The British Government have ut last do
termined 10 relieve the Irish people of one
of their most fruitful causes OF complaint,
by abolishing the Roman Catholic Test
Oath. That oath practically debarred every
conscientious Catholic from holding any
position Of honor or trust under the British
Government. IL not only required Cath
Ollie TO swear allegiance 10 the Protestant
dynasty, but It likewise compelled him to
recognize the Church Of England as the true
exponent OF the Christian religion.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09

The eIteactiOH-@PriccsF Falling--IOld
DecliNedl--Dry Goods. Food, Cloth
ing, Real Estate, Nc, all Coming
Down.
The New York Sun affords the following
cheering item IN the cotton line:
THE price of raw cotton was at one stage
of the rebellion over one dollar per pound.
Now, the average price In New York Is less
than forty cents pound, the reduction be
Ing caused. not by an increase ofsupply, for
very little cotton has been grown since the
high figures were eurrent but Il Il caused
by the certainty Of supply In the future.
The decline In the value Of imported goods
Is attributable partly to the same cause, but
directly to the decline In gold. The present
decline has been very steady and gradual.
IL has occurred in spite OF the most strcnu-
Ous opposition Of the speculative interest
and u may be set down as the natural aud
Legitimate effect Of the transition of coun-
try from condition OF unrest and excite
ment TO condition Of comparative conii-
dcncc, stability and certainty
On the fall of prices in general the Phil
adclphia Ledger remarks;
"Thc hearts of thousands Of consumers
of goods are gladdcnd with the gradual but
sure dccling In prices which Is noted from
week to week IN our market reports. Peo-
pie with small incomes now bnd 70 easier
than IL was n few months ago to make both
ends meet. Gold has fallen about nine per
cent. since the lst of March, and coal. pro-
Visions dry goods, clothing, and all the
necessarles OF life are following the down
ward tendency Of gold. Everything favors
the poor man bat rents, and with thousands
ofvncant honses offered for sale lll over the
city, by owners anxious TO realize, rents
must before long bow To the same unerr-
"a l...s r. NnN tu
with thercst. The auction prices of houses
and lots are not So high as month ago.
Every step toward return to specie hasls,
although IL may cause some stagnation OF
business at present will certainly be well
coined by the great mass of the people
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
"Iseyolutlons Never go Back
wards"

on the one band, among the people
We have Democratic victories In Ohio;
Democratic victories In Indiana; Demo-
cratic victories in Illinois aud Missouri, aud
Immense Democratic gains In Connecticut;
and the people everywhere sustaining the
President.
On the other hand, In Congress
We have Constitutional amendments
without number, subversive of lts whole
theory Freedmen's Bureau Bills, Negro
Equality Civil Rights Bills, Negro-Suifrage
Bills; BALDWIN expelled, VOORHEES, eX-
PEELED. STOCKTON expelled, BRooKs eN-
pelied, the Presidents Veto overruetl, aud
merit will have IaPEAciTMEST or rnE PREsI-
DENT HMsELFi Verify, we are not Car OF
from great events. It was well said that
LINCOLN and his party dld not stop, five
years ago, to reckon the consequences Of
"hcedlessly breaking the vase which impris-
oned the slumbering demon of civil war;
The demon, according 10 Oriental fable,
had been compressed into a small earthen
vessel by one of the genii, and thrown into
the sea. Dragged thence by fisherman,
and the vase broken, he began, like vapOr,
10 gradually expand till the whole valley
and the mountain sides were covered by
the shadowy but huge proportions of the
monster. So with our civil war. The ef-
forts Of the President to suppress aud CON
dense the demon within his original con
stitutional vase will, we fear, IA we always
have feared, prove vain; aud he will rage
,,iNh O.,
than ever before. We shall see. But woe
unto them through whom civil war did
come. and profouuder woe to them who
shall force II upon Us again. "Who hath
ears TO hear, let him hear"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
Thc WISCONSIN irlnnh.

A special from Milwaukee yesterday
says; That In Greene County, Wisconsin,
the damage done by the late frcshet Is in
calculablc. The Wisconsin River is filed
with remnants of bridges, out-houses, pig
pens. dead hogs sheep and cattle. All the
bridges on Honey Creek are gone. The
timber-yards are flooded and lumber ear
ried down the river.
Some houses and barns were struck by
lightning and entirely destroyed. Many
farmers have lost nearly all, their farms
being stripped. The track or the NH
waukie and Praire du Chen Railroad Is
washed away in many places. and It win
require much time to repair II.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. u. CONE may be consulted US follows
In XENIA AZ the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, NOy @ l'oc. 80, Feb I, March q, April t2.
Nov. ~. Dec. ~. Feb ., March q, April 49,
In TROY Rt the Morris House, on saturdays
Nov. g. Doc 30 Feb g. March 10 April a.
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis House, on
Thursdays Nov. 8O Jan. 4, Feb. g. March 10,
April 10
Dr. CONE has had Offices in each OF the above
places that he has regularly visited for tho past
seven years, and ~ he has treated and cured many
Patients, In each Of the above places he eau give
the best OF references in each place as 20 his skill
DIR. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Chronic disehsos, including those of the Eye aud
Ear makes no charge for consultation; hut "
those who consult him des re treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patient from four 10 six
months cost from Five 20 Thirty dollars, In Cash
.H Address DIR. n. CONE
.rf COLUMBUS, ONO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
Awlnizc is Sniind.

The Democracy of Wapakonetta and the
township (Dirchonquet) in which II is 10
Gated did the clear thing on Monday last,
in strong contest. Epson G.. KELLY was
elected Magistrate and II. B. KELLY editor
of the DemoerdD Mayor of the town. In
st. Marys they were also successful, elect
ing WIN. SAWYER Mayor and all the town
and township officers. -t.
CASToN.--Not TO be behind Canton De
mocracy came out with the gayest colors.
The contest was on City Marshal, which
they carried by 40. Several other town
ships followed suit.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
worth Growing Over.

The Spring election at TT. Wayne, Qnd)
and the township in which the city lies, re-
suited in the Democrats carrying their
ticket by upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED ma
jority-a larger majority than ever before
carried In Spring contest.
Up In Darke County the Democrats Of
Harrison Township carried the day, after
AN animated contest by from eighty-nine
TO ninety-four, gaining, since last TALL some
seyrnty-llye votes.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
Perplexing Predlcament.

The "Loyalists' seem to have difficulty
in establishing the status OF 'loyalty." The
Brooklyn Eagle says very pertinently: ain
New Hampshire the Republicans endorsed
the President; In Pennsylvania they en-
dorse Congress In Connecticut they endorse
both; In Rhode Island they endorse neither
Was there ever political party in so
curious predIcament.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
Spsfial alotires.


"Thete ~ many IA true word spoken
I'm lest" said gentleman 10 his friend who re.
mdrked that ''Greopbnck sRre good, but
NObaChs are, betteB.y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
nefIcienoy BllI Pnssed.

1t will be good news to very many per-
sons TO know that the Conference Commit
tee on the Deficiency Bin has reported, IN
both Houses, and the bill was passed. and
only awaits the signature OF the President
TO become a law. This includes appropri-
ations for the Pittsburg, Chicago, 81. Louis
and Cincinnati Depositorles,. the light
houses on all the lakes, and the Dubuque
and Cincinnati Custom-hOuses.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09

Col Allen, administration, republican,
has been elected Mayor Of Wabashaw, Wis,
over Prindle, radical
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09

A young woman In Waterbury, Ct, dis
located her jaw by yawning. Then she
will be compelled 10 hold IT, for while.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09

TIE VERY PLACE FoR a NATIONAL RE-
FORM SCuoOL.--Thlrtcen hundred and six
teen divorces have been deoreed in Massa-
chuseetts during five years ending May /,
1865, of which 5st were foe desertlon, 553
for criminallty, 1872 for cruelty, aud the
remainder for miscellaneous causes.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
alew advertisements.
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.


] lie UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR
ShLn To the public unon REASONABLE TER MA
the following Real Estate situate In Montgomery
County, State of OhiOi
RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP.
The Hne farm OF Joseph NJ. Turner situate IN the
ahovp township, containing one hundred aud sixty
iln acres OF land, Of which forty i've aro cleared
THIS fllrIn has
A kesO House, 4 NeD Barn, YOunO
lt Orchard,
The fences ln good order, the timber an enclosed
aud good water Tue rohd from SALEM 10 the
CONVICTION PIKE runs along iis northern honn.
dnry. u In more particularly described follows
The north east quarter of section ~, township b.
ranged east
ALSO, the following Real Estate situate in
CLAY TOWNSHIP,
Being She property Of Joseph NJ. & william Tur-
ncr containing one hundred and seventy Two acres
aud ~ 100 t1T2 ~ 100 Of an nc-o This farm has CO
acres of cleared Liant,
A Good Large Barn; 4 Good House;
Fine Orchard, and WdteT;
And is wen Improved Il lies south of WEST
BALTIMORE, aud Is within n mile Of the DAY
TON aud UNION RAILROAD.
ALSO, tho following house and lot situate in The
U CITY OF DAYTON.
Lot 2,sOi bcIng the valuable improvements on
the nort-east corner Of Elbow Lame and McLain
street. This house has seFen large rooms and fiye
small ONES large stable and plenty of ground
JOSEPH NJ. TURNER,
apr D.1wd&wtf WILLIAM TU RNER
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