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REJUvENATED TO DEATH The Mil
waukie News SAYS: s'Mr. William Burton
an old citizen of North Prairie. Wan
kestia county killed himself on the 1st
instant by exPerim enting Ia Turkish
bath He had conceived the idea that
by suhjecting himself to intense heat he
could regain the elasticity and buoyancy
Of vouth. and the beauty which usually
appertains to that period of life. He
had been experimenting for some time
previous. for the purpose of attaining
this Object. and on the night of his de
cease had got up high Temperature:
and on the following morning he WAS
found hfeless. the flesh upon his limbs
being literally cooked. He was an
excellent mechanic. bachelor, and
about 45 years of age.
\ serious. but. ii is hoped, not fatal
accident. occurred to man by the name
Of Ephraim Miles, on Thursday last.
near Biairsville He was laborine with
threshing machine, and By some means
became entaneled in the machinery. re
sultiag in compound fracture OF the
ankle joint and laccration OF the flesh
t-Ero7esviHe Journal -
C1stISSATI. July 27-The Reverend
r. H Gardner. Methodist missionary to
the freedmen OF Kentucky, was mobbed
and ducked at Georgetown, Kentucky,
Tuesday last, for preaching to some
negroes
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-02

Cincinnati Market.
CrsCfsSATr, August |.
Fiour-Fair demand for trade brands at 5o0flI
So
Wheat-Scarce. .-t5
Corn Unchanged sales of mixed at &c, and
white is IN dernan nd for shipment
Oats-Scarce end in demand 36@3sc for No. 2
and 4fd6j for No. /.
Rye-FIrfner
Whisky Unchanged. -.s.
Mess prok In demand at $50 90.
Bulk Meats-Heid at 5dl7c. sE
Bacon-H Held firmly.
Butter Firm.
Lard-Firm. re
Cold 1901 4S.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-02

CINCINNATI, July sc. L. valland-
inglam and Judge Gilmore were yester-
day appointed delegates to the Philadel-
phis Convention, from the third Dis
trict
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-02

WITH nalice ard none. with charity fat all sith
fness 81 Sic right, God gives us tn see the right
let US strive on finish the work it,. and bind
up TIE nztlsBs wosUas, cwpe~ trv him who shall
have bofne the battle, and for his widow .snd ms
orphans DO all which achieve rust and last
ing peaes among ourselves and with all nafeas.--
lAUHAHAM LINCOLN.
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GREAT BRITAIN IN ACCOUNT WITH THE
UNITED STATEs-The New Bedford
Mass. Mercury has the following: Mr.
James Munroe. of this city, yesterday
morning received by express from New
York sixteen thermometers stolen by
Waddell. of the British pirate Shenan-
doah. from our whale ships, as follows:
William Thompson, l; Nassau, l, abb
gail, /; Jireh Swift, L, Congress. >, Gyp-
sv, !. Sophia Thornton, l; Hector. ,,
Waverly, L; Nimrod, 5, Martha I'd, 1:
Fahius. l. The flags and thermometers
thus recovered will be credited on the
account against the English Govern
ment for the losses sustained BY means
of their piratical vessel.
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DIED.-In this city, Saturday morning last after a
brief illness, Mr. HENRY CLooTER, aged about forty
years.
AT Liberty, Union County, Indiana, CHARLES
ALLES son of A. Z. 4 ANNA E. STANTON, of Indiana
polls, Indiana, aged years II months and days.
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there are many who doubs utility! Mr. Field has
suffered. his predecessors IN rsas rasse;s
tor ths reason mat TIC world las been 50 uAay aes
disappointed, shat 10 sensible MAJ VII saw As ear
act oe done. #
We might enlarge the effect .. HE ocean cable
upon business, %, hAve airr@ds sxreiea ,ar Inn
is for to-ds., AMI must defer b another time Mica il
vii De known asa.s certainly TIA. Ais Is psrmansa,
success.
TSxFF - CHsssxs.-Fhe minimum az a message
is ,weats sQ1as. n this the address all signature
re el,as,i Tae eaars. for tssatv words e~ts..n
AR station IN te Intel STATES saa any station i,
Europe : -sr.t o..l's ss-rss 6s rus which at Sc
b zs,li. saasss essss S.ss 80 N gr--nes~ks
being s. 81 rer word. TIE a.sed service rsaiered
for gas 50 nty ee seen BY the following:
CtNcISSArI, AuS l.
.F,sa. HaAat,i & 10. 50 Lse.bsva s.. I>asd,--
Sell hve hunIred bales u1.ldlins New Orleans cot
ION at fourteen psIce
TuaArsos, BRowN { Co.
Here are tweats-feur words. the charge Tor WI ieh
would be sl-4s0 The usage ia this country is 10
csarge only Tor the body Of the dispsch. In Europe
the address AMI signatures counted and the latter
custom has been adopted BY the Atlantic Telegraph
Company.
For all words in addition twenty, twenty shlllngs
sterling per word is charged and five letters the
average fixed tor word. In words, therefore. ex
eeeiir twenty the letters will be counted and ,hs
number of words sscerta;ned by dividing BY 1--WE
The words used in telegra phic spa,ches viii aveTsg
considerably more than five letters that the ehsrs
for additional will be fully twenty five shilne
in gold, per word. People may thus form idea Q
using the Atlantic cable
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VWyHE partnership existing between NJ En .
nSOSG vas dsAesv-d On sne 2stn o. asys ~
mutual crnsens. Thcse in sebtefA " srss nrm foe
Flows de- either bv note book account, ~ill con-
fer favor by calling apd settling the same inne ~
a.elv Fs,e Noses and bfsks viii Be found At D= GA
-. f-,r1-<~~TG7s 1maE ssHas8f H. MEYER ssifi
.a.szss a4nR JOHN SoG0-
Tie P1ow Manufactury
VIII Be conrioued tie rspe pisee. ga tss hosson
TurnD;ka few aosrs East 81 No. Engine Houses
r. 49,, 4 7W,rss ~brya S6eis Hovn, 81 the 49,
Iy,icsa s. had At ali times. RepAfrine done 1t stoss
notice md chsrg-s ressossbse.
pe..-erua aavus. 4 - ~ ~ 3Sss
kc1nono- AAxS H-aA
.snsssnf broraasiS
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DRUGS.
.MUIQAIIAq 3HT

A6Us / .6SoLiS-Tiss prettiest thing, thc
.sussirsts 81 &. ard tse ct u lor the ieAsf
rnu new fToverSonacs The tter 1T per>rrafon sait-
aad adds the skin. ssaghttni per-
tame. asvs .seaaache aai mia msfseu, and n
necessary eernn fh<Sek in tire nursery
and &ura, tde as.aet siies~rf. ls.csn be ebs~aned
ever,where al ,l.aar pcr Bottle
Saratoga Spring Water. sold hy all Druggists.
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LYoS's EXTRACT OF PrRE JAMAICA GrsGER-for
Indigestin Nausea. eartburn, Sick Headache. chol
era Narlus dc, where a warming. genial >tmaiant
Is required Its careful preparation and entire parity
makes cheap aud reliable article for cuir ary pur-
poses. Sold e,eryw here, al 10 cts Per bp'tie.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
Nav 10 1865 IL ".
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coorne has been
steadily gro wing in favor for twenty years. IL
upon tn abnrbents the roots at the HAIR and
aiapges il ito original eslar by degrees Al IN
stantIneons diy.s deaden and injnre the hair. Heinz
dye but is certain in its results pro-
NOTES H. sror III, ami il beautiful HA,R DRE.sIS0
Price so cents and LOO Sod by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold bv all Druggists.
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UNION STATE TICKET:

For Secretary 81 State, Nelson Trusler, Of Fayete.
AnIi'ar Of State, Thomss Il. McCarty, Of Wabash
Treasurer Il State, Nathan kimbaii. Of Martin.
Ai,'v Gent, Delana z. williamson. Of Pntnau.
Supt prb Instructor. t:eorge w. floss. Of Marion.
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The Plow Manufactury

.mi baomasH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-09
Aeal estatf.
LENTz G APPLEaATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON, ONO.

N SMALL FARM. "a ACRES; GOOD
brick house and we'll improved, six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty-SAbOO
A fine residence, 81 acres. well Improved
within one mile OF Dayton 81 800 ..
a frame house and ~ acres, on GrecncAste
Hlll-fi 500
\ larm Of 100 acres Bear Crock, good land,
for $50 per acre
a tarm Of 80 acres two miles north Of Phillips.
burg; cheap al e. 000.
a lne brick on Jones street e. 800.
\ nne house and lot East third street a. 600
Three houses and lots Fourth street for g. 900
~ 500 and 90 each all cheap
4 fine residence In yellow Springs well i'm
prOyed-Si 500.
good house aud lot. well improved, on Long
A farm miles from Dayton Of ITO acres well
improved on Eaton Pike: cheap for SiTOOO
4 farm of lN acres. mile east Of Union. on tho
old Troy road well improved, and the best quality
OF land-$a0D
A farm of123 acres well improved miles south.
west OF CuyingtOn, Ohio the best land. for f45 per
acre.
Flax factory. occupied by Messrs Davis 4 Co.,
with machinery and acres Of land
\ farm Of 100 acres, mile north Of Browns sta.
tfon on Western Il. X, on Twin creek, well i'm
proved {100U
\ farm OF 30 acres on Greenville X R-S2 240
4 farm of 50 acres. good improvements, at
Browns station, on Western II. r. 8 100
A rlrrn of 10 acres. on Germantown Pike, miles
from Dayton $9OOO.
number Of houses and lots IN different parts OF
| the oity All will be sold cheap.
isb2-u LENIL a APPLICABLE. u. Il. A.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on the first Monday In May, 1865. petition will
he presented 10 the Commissioners Of Montgomery
county, asking change in the location of the
County Road, leading from Liberty N Salem in
said county. us to place said road on the line
which divides sections % and 30 In Madison town
ship throughout the entire length Of said sections
and 10 vacate 80 much Of the said road at pres
ent lies in section ~ In said township. north Of the
point where it leaves said section line
apr 7-4tw PETITIONER. /.
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Sarah y uo,s, rior Court
10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
issued by the superior Court, within and for the
county Of Montgomery, and TO me directed, VIII
oner st public sale, at the door Of the Cout House,
on SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1866,
at O'Clock r. NJ. the following described premises,
to-wlt. Situate in the county Of Montgomery and
state Of Ohio, being seventeen and quarter QTHl
acres on OF the east end, Of the said above dies.
cribed eghty-oN 1881 acre tract of land comnieuc-
ing al stone south 50 deg. 30 sec west S92 poles
nom the southeast corner OF said ~ acre tract
thence north, 5 deg 20 sec. west 81 poles TO a
stone thence north 80 deg 30 cast ~ poles 10
stone; thence south, deg 10 sec. west 0i5 poles
poles 10 n stone. TO the place Of beginntng-c0n.
tanning seventeen and onc-fourth dIAl acres Of
land town 2, range o. in same county, being part
ofthe 50 acre tract OF land conveyed to W. C. Lowry
by samuel Beardshire and bcqueAthed his wife by
AISO-The following described land In frac
uonal section rs, town 2 range o east in Harrison
township, Montgomery county, ohio. and des-
1877 poles west OF the south east corner OF the
above described 80 acre tract of land. running
stone thence south 20 deg As sec. west 34 poles
thence south 81 deg 81 sec. west 30 poles; thence
south a deg. 80 Sec west 7s poles thence south
20 deg 10 sec west II poles to RstOue thence north
n deg 10 sec. west i2 poles, witness Sycamore,
three feet In ameter. corner-trcei thence north,
% deg west SIs poles 10 stone; theme north, 23
deg IS sec. east 35.S poles TO stone ~ the place OF
beginning. containing q " acres of land. being
part OF the o acres OF land, conveyed 70 Mllllln
C. Lowry by Jacob Houser and Mary his wife, by
deed dated January ~. 1855.
Said two tracts OF land have been appraised rs
follows, to-wt; The TX acre tract at $15 90 per
acre aud the u IS acre tract at SO " per acre
neither sell for less than wothirds Of the np-
praises, value thereof
TERMS or SNLE.-oue.t third cash; one-thirl
In one and onc-thir'l in two years Deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the premises,
and to bear interest from the day of sale.
). II. BAGGoTT, Atty. mar is-dcWts
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
petition will be presented TO the Commissioners OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, Mt their next session
praying for the establishment Of u Free Turnpike
Road along the following described route In said
county to-wit:
Beginning at or near the toll gate on the Ger
mantown and Dayton Turnpike, In German Town
ship; thence east along the old Miamsburg and
Germantown Road 10 the corporation line OF
Aiamisburg in said county.
March 30, 1866 MANY PETITIONERS.
APT 4tw
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sHERIFF'S SALE
City Property on Partition.

i n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
SALE Issued by the Superior Court wthia and for
tho county of Montgomery. and 10 me directed.
will offer at public sale, ut the door of the Court
House in the city OF DAYTON on
SATURDAY, APRIL ei, 1865.
At2 O'Clock T. NJ. the following described Real
Estate tO-wit; situate In the city Of Dayton,
county of Montgomery, and state OF Ohio and he
ing lot No. 2.6Ji in said city of Dayton.
The above premises have been appraised at ont
thousand dollars and can not sell for less than two
thirds Of that amount
The above lot is situate on tho South side Of
Franklin street opposite the German Catholic
Church On the premises is a small frame house
containing four or Ave rooms
TERMS OF SALE,--One. third cash, one third In
one year. and One-thlrd In two years. Deferred
payments TO be secured by mortgage ON the prem
ises, and to bear interest from day of sale. M
O. q. H. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
BAGGOTr q &SHELIIAMER, AtCys mar i7-dt,
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DISSOLUTION.

lHE PARTNERSHIP OF PHILIP
KLoPFER AND DAVID MEYER. In the Cloth
ing business at Dayton, under the name of Philip
said lopier continues the business as the old stand
ON uhird street, and VIII settle up the business.
All claims against The firm should be presented 10
sld klofler and persons Indebted ~ the firm will
please call and pay 1p. piIIlIP KLOpFER,
..a, ,a,, Boa DAVID MEY ER.
January a. 1906 Jan 25-4td&w
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Superior Court, Montgomery
County, Ohio.

superior Court, montgomery
County, Ohio.
George w. Stewart and Lydia Stewart his wife
d0dfnst
william Hallenhaek, ofMontgomery county, Ohio
SolOman Hollenback, Of Elkhart county, Indi-
ana; Daniel Hollenbeck, OF Derks county Penn
sylvania; John Sheets and Sophia sheets, his
wife, OF Boone county, Indiana, and - Right
mOyer and Catharine RightmoyeT his wife, Oi
Berks county, Pennsylvania
w ILL TAKE NOTICE THAT A PEE
TIrION was filed against them the 1st day O
March, A. D., 1855, in the superior Court Of Mont
gomery county, Ohio, by George w. stewart anC
Lydia Stewart his wife, and Is now pending
wherein, said George W. stewart and Lydia Stew
art demand partition Of the following real estate
~ wit: Situate In Montgomery county, Ohio, ant
described rs follows, viz; Being In lot Numbered
thirty two (a2), In the town Of farmenville, anf
that, at the May term of said Court, the sale
George w Stewart and Lydia stewart, win apply
for an order that partition may be made Of sai'
premises. GEORGE W STEWART
LYDIA STEWART. n
GEO. W. MoYER, Atty for Petitioners.
mar 3-6tw
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING PURCHASED (AS AL
READY pub blishod) the stock and fixtures Of the
we'll known stand OF Mr. PHILLIP KLOPFER'S
IN hu n
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Dayton & Greencastle Property
AT Isl.l =
Master Commissioners Sale,
Isaac Adams C, No oero
David aFaIG't giars 1t. al ; superior Court

! 4 URSUANT TO AN ORDER or SALE
Issued and directed TO me by the Superior Court
thereof A b. 1860 n the above entitled case will
ofer for sale at public auction at the door OF the
Court House, In the city Of Dayton in said county
ON SATURDAY, April. Z. 1890,
At O'Clock p. M. of said day, the following several
parcels Of real estate situate In tho city OF Dayton
and numbered on the revised plat OF said City of
Lot No. All duly appraised at 5000 %
No. 9JyT " 800 20
No. 35s2 " 100 10
No 85sa 100 10
And q part of lot No. gOas commencing at the
north west corner Of said lot aud running thence
eastwardly along the northern line Of said lot, "a
feet thence at right angles southwardly 2s feet
and = inches ore or less, to the middle of said
lott thence at right angles westwardly - feet to
the western line of said lot; thence northwarlly,
along said western line TO the place OF beginning
and part OF lot 3093, beginning ut the north east
corner Of said lot and running thence westwarily
with its northern line 9l feet; thence at right
giles southwardly, ~ feet inches, or less to
the middle Of said lott thence at right angles
wardly, 10 the east line of said lot; thence north
warly with the east line said lot to the place OF
beginning Said parts OF said lots No 3O9S and 3093
as above last described all together, have been APP
AIso~The following real estate situate in tho town
Of Greencastle in said county Of Montgomery,
Lot no Y duly appraised At $lSo %
No ~ i3O 90
Lots No. . and and the east half OF lot No. in
said town of GreencIstle, together with all that
tract or parcel OF land bounded as follows viz:
beginning at the northeast of said lot No.
and running thence west along lots numbered 5,
and one half OF lot No. to a oneaere lot OF David
Clark; thence "a . west with said Clark's line "a
poles and 10 links to Barnett's linoi thence due
east along said Barnetts line of land lately owned
by Thomas Houder; thence south along said Ilou-
ders line 20 the place OF beginning containing one
acre more or less
gether with the one acre above described are all
together duly appraised at Sit3O %, -..,-...,
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w ANTED-MERCHAN BANKERS
And Everybody Wanting Good Printing done 10
examine the work eNeruted al tho EmplrO steam
job Rooms. No 10 Main street
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gCHAEFFEa Z HOUSE,
GERMANTOWN,
II r. - al lie.

L He UNDERSIGNED, INTENDING
to change his business, Offers for sale his large and
COMMODIOUS HOTEL!
situated In Germantown, Montgomery county, D
This Is one OF the best and most desirable prop
critics In Germantown having been built expressly
Tor Hotel, of the best quality Of brick, with an
open stoDefront three stories, 81 feet front by 4S
deep. There
THREE LOTS
Fronting 155 feet Main street. by 130 feet deep.
There is on said property one Of the best Livery
Stables in the country, finished In the best manner
capable OF accommodating from 90 to 10 horses, 81
feet front by 100 deop, and has an excellent pump
in IL, There is also a vacant Lot betweon the IIo-
tel and Stable, with stable In the rear sufficient
TO hold 30 horses.
The Hotel has been thoroughly repaired inside
aud out and Is In the hest order IL has every con
venieuce about 1t, an excellent pump and clstern,
cellar under the whole house, Smoke house, Wash
house, Icehouse filled, and other necessary out
buildings y.l
He will also sell the hotel furniture also two Dii
Hard Tables, In good running order.
The property Will be sold SEPARATE or together,
to suit purchasers.
Any one wishing 70 purchase fine property In
pleasant town Will do well to call and examine
the same immediately. Possession given on the
LIST OF April. 81
JNO. d. KELLER.
Germantown. February u, 1856. feb ~ 2td&w
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RB ADY.MADE CLOTHING,

and other ne Of Goods generally kept in cOnnec-
tion herewith; and in doing 50, make II our aim
and object not only 10 SECURE the large trade
but II possible TO INCREASE the same 10 the full
est extent. To this we feel ourselves particularly
~ Itstn
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CLOTHING BELOW COsY

THE public are Informed that the undersigned
having the stock OF Philip kiopfer, a2i Third
street, and desirous of making room for a new
STOCK viii sell articea IN theirlin cheaper than
they can be bought elsewhere In the city MIR.
klopfer will remain with us short time TO In
troduce his old friends. and 70 settle outstanding
debts j. r. STRAUSS A BKO
feb1T-1wd-4tw Hf m '1llHI
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Y OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATI

nave this day sold my entire stock OF Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods TO j. r. Strauss 4 Bro.
Wholesale Clothing Merchants OF Cincinnati In
retiring from the old stand, beg leave to return
my sincere thanks 10 my numerous patrons aud
friends for their kind and generous patronage,
and would respectfully solicit for my successors
the same liberality uniformly rendered to me
Very Respectfully, p. KLOPFER.
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AfaaI.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Thirty Eight Acres of Excellent
Bottom Land on Partition.

VIM Moi'vs Guardian Case, No ssTo. supe.
Sarah j Moist. rior Court
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Wholesale Establishment

in Cincinnati, where the Manufacture of Clothing
is carried ON under our own supervision which
gives us the great advantage of selling ut consd-
cradle less prices. together with tho important
item not to be lost sght Of that the Goods are OF
superior quality, make and finish.
Our stock will consist of a full line of choice
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods suitable for
the various Seasons, together wlh n large selection
OF Piece Goods such ns Cloths CassimeTs, Vestngs
&c, OF latest designs. 10 suit such customers rs
may prefer N have their measures taken, In which
instance "A complete lt will be guaranteed
II pOlitoness close attention to- and fair dealing
in business Is the touch.stone of success surely
may expect q full patronage of liberal public.
Please call and sec for yourself Remember the
trm. |. l.. STRAUSS n BRO.
Successors to Philip Klopfer, 3aI Third St, bay
ton ohio. mari 1-3td&w
DAYTON February &C. 1865.
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8usnrauff.

oFYIOs. No. qeo, THIRD STREET OPPOSITE
HUSTON HALL
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DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
Issued by the superior Court, within and for the
county Of Montgomery, and TO me directed, ! viii
oncr kt public sale at the door OF the Couit House
ON gAIILRnAY AnRII- Il IaaG