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ROSES HOTEL
YORKVILLE, s. C.

4 1890 THIS Establishment Is undergo
Ing THOROUGH ,RENOVA-
~ TING. The rooms cannot be sur
passed in tleState. Wehaye pro-
cured the services of WHITE SERVANTS; the
Dining Room will be furnished with the best this
mark ct can afford. a.s! f.,a.-. T'"'i sit5s -
In connection with this House, Is BARBER
SHOP, BILLIARD SALOON and BAR ROOM,
and Ii, fact all that traveller needs.
THE STABLES are superintended by compe-
tent person, Just from England. Horses will be
well fed and groomed. Charges moderate. ~ !, ,..
Nr An OMNIBUS will be at the Depot every
evening, for the purpose Of conveying passengers
to this Hotel. t.l ?, WIN. e. ROSE q co:
November 28 81 8m
NJ The columbia Phoenix will copy to the q
mount Of so and forward bill to this Office. sIa
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4 INCORPORATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that ct thsexpiration
w Gf Ss two msds %G1t1s o h Gn %onsa tbs s2RsTga
Judge Of the District Court for York District, for
Charters for rBETHEIsAGADHhfYa and BETHEL
CHURCH, under the General Incorpo hon. Act
of the Legislature Of fSouth Carolina. ~
October "a ~ s. lafE.H 28fia & sSts rffi I'm. y
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The Aurkpille Guqnirer,
YORKVILLE, S. c.:

EDITORS:
JAS. E. WILSON. F. HART
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|CHESTER CONTRIBUTORIAL.
CHESTER, 8. C., DECEMBER II, 1867.

BY WIN. H. BRAwLEY.
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Go and see him, and he will sell you Goods LOW
Err TRAN YOU CAN GET THEM In any other
Store, South Of Mason's Line. He goes in for the
old Maxim of QUICK SALES AND SMALL
PROFITS. I said would, and 80 will.
December 10 81 tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

ISRAEL GILBERT, who resides in the state
of Indiana, and Isaac Gilbert, who resides in
the State OF Maryland, will take notice that Geo.
W. Meyer, administrator of tho estate OF Isaac
Gilbert deceased, on the ---- day OF June, A. u.
1861 filed his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the County of Montgomery, and State Of
ohio alleging that the personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient to pay his debts ard the
charges of administering his estate; that he died
seized in tee simple of the following real estate,
situate In said county, to-wt Being the south
part OF the northeast quarter OF section fourteen
IA, township four %, range four a., east aud
boyfuel as follows: beginning at the southw est
cOfher 6l said quarter, and running thence with
the south line of said quarter north e4k deg
east 157 $40 poles to the southeast corner Of said
quarter; thence with the section line north 2 deg,
west 20 2S 100 poles TO stakej thence south s41s
deg, west l5T $40 poles to stake on the west line
of said quarter; thence south - deg east 20 2s 100
poles to the pnce of beginning, containing twenty
actcs And that Julian Gilbert, US widow OF said
deCedent, IS entitled to dover Ia said premises.
The prayer of said petition Is for the assignment
Of dover 10 the said Julian Gilbert and for a sale
of said premises, subject To such dover estate fOl
the payment Ol the debts and charges aforesaid
Said petition will be for hearing on the Sth day
Of July, 1851 as soon thereafter as leave can be
obtained ..... GEO W. MOIER
Administrator Of Isaac Gilbert, decd.
June7-dltw4t-4O
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BY TELEGRAPH.
washington News and Iossip.

WASHINGTON, June 10s1The City Coun-
ell have organized, appointing colored men
Reading Clerk and Messenger The Alder
men elected were all white men.
The Secretary Of State has received a
dispateh.irom the United States Consul at
Liverpool, informing him thht the cattle
disease has broken out again IN that sec
ton with renewed violence. Iil't '.
GenerHli Grant has accepted the invita-
tiOh of the Board'of Managers OF the Sol
diers' National Cemetery, TO meet them at
Gettysburg on the 20th inst and visit the
cemetery aud battlefield
A number of political managers, It is
said, are In Washington, trying to sound
General Grant on the question Ofaccepting
the nomination Of the next Presidency. Ii
| is further said tile General has intimated
that he does not desire it himself, but
! would like the domination extended to
| Gen sherman.
The Cabinet Is said to be about equally
! divided on the subject of Gen. Sheridan's
removals IN New Orleans.
The trial of John Il. Surratt charged
with completely in the murder of Lincoln,
lbegan to-day, before Judge Fisher one oil
! Lincoln's appointees. The court room was
pack ed aud the Interest Intense. The pris-
oner was plainly but neatly dressed, and
| looking "A little thin from his confinement
| Instead of being placed inthe prisoners
dock, he was allowed to sit at a table with
his counsel, tlauked In front and rear by
| reporters, representing every leading daily
| IN the Country, and even one OGthe London
Ijournals-ithe Daily Telegraph.
| Captain George Ryan, formerly OF the
| rebel army, and who was arrested as Sur
raft and closely confined in the Old Capt.
| tol for several months, was also present
and bore Il close resemblance TO the man lac
| was arrested for.
controversy arose about the legality
| tomorrow.
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From Europe.


81. PETERSBURG, june 9.--There were
services In all the churches yesterday. in
recognition of Divine interposition in pro-
tccthg the Car against assassination.
WARSAW. June s. The city was in
mourning yesterday. The inhabitants and
all the notables OF the town left their names
with the Lieutenant Governor, and the no.
bllity met and resolved to send deputa-
tlun to Paris, TO the Car and Napoleon.
expressing their horror at the attempt to
kill the former,
PARIS, June 8. Several towns of France
illuminated last night, as an expression of
their Joy at the escape of the Gar. The
assassin exhibits no signs of repentance
for the deed. .ap.a
The Poles residentin Paris signed an adj
dress to Napoleon expressive Of sorrow
and their detestati0n of the act of their
fellow -cOnntryman. ll
The Gar returned u reply to the address
of the French Cabinet Ministers. in which
he said the occurrence could not but
strengthen the bonds offtiendship which
unite him to France and the Emperor Ma
polean, ......
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PEsTH, June S.--The Emperor and En-
press of Austria were, to-day, crowned
King and Queen of Hungary with medm-
val pOmp and splendor. The city was
crowded with visitors from all parts of the
world and spcndidly decorated embassa-
dors of all nations having diplomatic rela-
tons with Austria, except the United
States, were present. The coronation took
place Mt an open space a short distance
across the river Danube. Eight thousand
mobiles and sixty Peers one hundred diplo-
inatists and one thousand strangers, Wit
messed the coronation scene. Magnificent
Bishops of the Catholic and Greek churches
assisted-at the ceremony. The costumes
displayed were gorgeous.
After the coronation, the King knighted
several Hungarians; he then rode In person
TO Pesth, where he took the oath, in which
he promised TO reconquer the ancient limits
of Hungary. .'.
Nothing like this has been witnessed for
centuries, and in all probability will never
be repeated. ...
The coronation ceremonies closed by the
King riding upA mound of earth, formed
of Sbjl brought from different departments
of Hungary, and waving his sword at the
four points of the compass Mt the same
time, solemnly sweating he would defend
the kingdom against The world.
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Notice To Road Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by ID
- Kunkle, Treasurer uf Butler Tow nshiD, Mont
gOmery County National Turnpike Road Compa-
ny, at Nundaia, and at the SGCreHry's Office uHtil
10 O'Clock A. Saturday, June goth, 1867 for build
ing said road Plans and specifications for build-
ing said road can be seen on aud after the 10Th in
stant by calling at the oice of either rrensurcror
Secretary Letting to be in one half mile contracts
the whole line OF road ~ may best suit tne par
ties Awards of contracts to he made 40 " mdalia
within three DAYS after the reception OF the pro-
posals. Nobd TO be received unless responsible
guarantee for the work Accompanies IL; the Board
Of Directors r0serving the right 10 reject any or
all bids. Given by OriGr of the Board, Juno g.
1867 ... r
n B.-Whole length Of road over seven miles
HENRY WAHMiRE, Secretary
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AGreat Fire-Heavy Loss.

HARTFORp, June l0s--The Hartford Car
pet Company smills, the most extensive in
tile, United States, were totally destroy ed
by fire this morning The mills We're situ-
ated at TarifvIlle, two miles from befe.
The loss Is between Sl,QOQ.0O0 and $500
coo, and insured for S120,000. .''-a' ''"'
About two thOusanit persons are thrown
ont Of employment. The mills lastmonth,
turneo OUT thirty-fEe thousand yards OF
carpet.
Nothing remains IN that village hut ono
or two storehouses and afew buildings. u
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

DURSU ANT to law, notice is hereby given that
J. THOMAS j. s. SMITH, j. a, WALTERS, z, J..
NALLANDIGHAM, GEoRoE w. HoUK, q, j. HAR-
MAN. ADAM sHYpER, 5, i, W NooDsuN, ID. A. HouK
GRIGER JOHN BROADRUP, DENNIS DwYBB, SAM
VEL MAYS aud JOuS MoELWER, have ssfOcIAtel
90 form an INSURANCE COMPANY for the purpose
1rst specified in section Of the Act 70 regulate
Insurance companies" passed April l5 1871, and
by said act and the act of May /, 1883 the prime
pat ofico of said company to be located Rt Dayton
Montgomery County, Ohio
Dayton May l, 1s6I-d4tW
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FIVE
VALUABLE TRACTS OF IsAND.


YNIE undersigncd Administrat0r Of the estate
i of Bar, hOlOmew BOoher deceased, win offer for
sale on Saturday, June ~ 1857, commend ing at 10
o'clock op1noon, On TIN Old farm Of BarthdIomeW "
Booher, deceased now occupied by John ROop,
eight (5) miles north OF Dayton, on The old Troy
pike and on the ehst side Of the Miami river
Fret Irdcf-Containing l02k acres, lying on the
Miami river, some four miles north OF Dayton, in
Harrison township, cast OF David BeRrusheaTis ;
this Is the best O bottom lands under good cuiti-
yation good brick dwelling house, frame barn and
other onthouses, are all In good repair There Is
wen OF waterst the house and one at the barn
Second Trdot-Being the old homestead OF the
late bartholomew B6ohef, deeid, containing one
hundred and siXty-tWO and twelve one hundretth
acres more or lees This tract Ia Ia good cultlVa-
tiOn, land is good and the best and most vsluable
ni poplar timber the best In the county the tim
ber viii more than pay for the land; and other
valuable timber is on the place There IL a good
farm barn, house aud Outbuildings on this tract;
there II a good spring Of water on this place
@TAird Trdef-IVing lust east OF the old home
Stead Of Bartholomew Boohef tleceHsc,i contain.
ing ninety one and SIXTY ons. .hundrudths acres
81 GO-i0O) About ont. e.half Of this tract Is under
cultivation, the balance has good TIMBER some
valuable poplar timber, There is good barn,
and hTst-rate good orchard of young bearing fruit
trees, with well OF good water f" 49,
=, foarm ~ &I,de'it-Lyiag in Miami county: Ohio,
Bartholomew Booher, deceased, and on the Ma.
tional road, which isuow being piked, This tract
contains l6l ~ 100 acres and Will be sold In two
tracts Of sOk acres each, There ars two good
dwelling houses two good barns and two good
wells Of water on this piece, well situated Tor
either tract; a good orchard on each piece; good
timber land on each piece The land Is go5d'and
Tsrras or SdIs One third cash IN hand on day Of
sale, one-hird in one and one-thrd In two years
from day OF sale deferred payments 70 bear six
per cent interest and be secured nv mortgage on
XdmiSistrsgor de BON, nOu,atb tEe win annexed
OF liartholemew boohcr, deceased,
MayoO dlawdW3tts .ThSo
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Bird.

NAsH-At her residence in this city Tuesday
morning june II, at half-past one o. clock Mrs.
Margaret Mash, aged 90 years. 10.
The htDernl viii take place from her late resi-.
dence, No. % Warren street. Wednesday, at half.
past tive, P. NJ Funeral services by Rev. Father
Kelley. fntcrment--Cathoiio Cemetery. 3D..
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Trottlng Match.

NEw YORK, June lO.--A trotting match
between the stallion Commodore Wander
bilt aud General Mcclellan, mile heats
three In five, to wagons, for $4,000, took
place to-day, on the Fashion Course. -Four
heats were trotted. General Mcclellan
winning the first, second aud fourth dead
heats. Timc-2 i3OA, 2:3l16, 2:3lJ6, and
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NorlcE.

The StOOkhOl lers OF the Butler. Township
Montgomery County, National Road Turnpike Co
will take notice that ten per cent OF the capital
stock Of said company will be required to he paid
Lo the Treasurer ot said company, D. Kunkle.
notice Given by order Of the Board Of Directors
dune g. 1861. HENRY WAYMIRE .
IL JunelOlthlLM 30 ------ SceretnrY.
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WOODLAND CEMETERY Notice is here
w by given that no persons excepting lot
owners ant their families, and those attending
funerals, will be admitted to Woodland Cemetery
on Sundays The large number visiting the
grounds on that day. and the plants of disOr-
der and Injury to flowers aud shrubbery, mako
this rule necessary. Tickets ni admission will be
furnished lot owners on application 70 the Super
mtendent NJ the gate.
IIy order of the Trustees. ....
JinGb-dlw ROBT w. STEELE, Pres't.
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VOLagIV
. ss-rt III 1T q -1 tr.1 -strr rf- ~
THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
OVERNMENT.

ResOlUed, That the several states composing the
United states, are not united on the princiPle Of
unlimited submission TO their General Govern.
ment, but that by compact under the style and
title Of tJonsttution OF the United states AMI Of
amendments thereto they constituted u General
euYernlnent, for special purposCs-dclCgated TO
that Government certain definite powers, noservs
iug each State 20 ITSELF the resduary mass Of
right 10 their self- gov erhment; and that Nhen-
ever the General Government assumes undelega-
ted power, It's acts are unauthOrtatiye, void, and
at no fDrU0i Ihat TO this pact each state ac-
States forming, 20 ITSELF the other party that
the Government created by this compact was moi
made the exclusive or final Judge OF tho eNtont "
tho powers Delegated to itselL since that would
have made IT'S discretion, and h6tth Constitution
the measure of ~ powers; but thai, rs in all
other cases of COMPACT AMOSG POWERS HAVING
10 COMMON JUDGE ZACH PANTY HAS AN BQUAt
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, As WELL OF INFRAC.
TIONs AS or THE MODE AND MEASURE OF REDREss.-
TAe FIrst RegtA tAety Resoipt'oN Of 1888.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
TWO LOTS-IN PARTITION

John T.. Ludyick IT al - John p, Mohr sf "a,
Superior Court. Case No. a672.
rs pursuance OF an order of sale issned by the
i superior Court Of Montgomery county Ohio,
and to me directed viii ofer for sale, at public
auction, gu .... ...
saturday June s, A.D 1861 at tSo O'Clock ,. NJ.
At the door OF the Court House in the city OF Day
ton, ohio, the following Described real estate To-
wit Lois numbered Uyo hundred and eighty 90
and Ave hundred and eighty ono (5sl) OF the re-
yised numbers Of the city Of Dayton, Ohio ..-
These twu lots lie together and have on one Of
them good two story frame house three rooms
and kitchen down stairs, aud two good rooms mp
stairs, we'll arranged for small tsmilY-wtth
other buildings. The two lots have frOnt OF near
sixty feet ON Roe street runnlng back about one
hunc red aud twenty feet, and within few doors
Of Third street amt only about four squares west
Of the Court House.
said property has been Appraised ~ two thOu.
sand dollars ls2000, ffee OF dover, and cannot be
sold for less than tWO-thirds OF NE dpttasedyaiue
Terms OF sale one. third cash ohe-thiTd IN one
and one third IN two years from the day Of sale
the back payments 10 bear SIX per cent. interest
anu Oe secured m mo9giGsfe NOR on tss premises
j II BAGGOrT Attorney for Plaintiff
W scnELHAMER, j. g. BAGGorT, Att'ys for Dek
MAY s, lS6f-dtt
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sytw Sdptrtistmsuts.
II Q n . a Z. IA
FINE BUGGIEs 8 CARRIAGEs
Att'e E0urn Street Cdrridos Shop Dayton, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1867,
DY 4, W. MoGOWEN q SON. ..

THIS stock consists of THIRTY NEW AND
Il SECONDHAND CARRIAGES AND RUG
GlES, OF different pat erns, including Coal box
Buggies, one ilnc three scat top Wagon, fall top
and Family Carriages Also u lot OF seeon -hnnd
work. This Is a flnb chance for livery men TO buy
stock at bargain.
Terms-A credit of nine months, by giving note
with approved security, or per cent OH for cash.
sale to commence at nine O'Clock An.
We VIII sell at prtvatc sale TIL the above date.
June TO- lSOTdtsawt J LANGnON n BRO.
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AuftiuneErs.
Business Nutifes.
DYSPEPSIA ]
Doctor
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. STRIcKLAND'l

rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
,,ntlacids and carminatives TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL Is .
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges'
tion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Aci liz
ty OF the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Ii Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept-s
persons. For sale by all Druggists every :
where at 81 per bottle.
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ly officers in the Irish Brigade, Army Of
the Potomac.
LONDON, June l0.-The expedition TO
Africa, In search of Dr. Livingstone, has
sailed.
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100000 VALUABLE GIFTS.
PLAN OF DRAWING,

Duplicate numbers from to 800 900 are placed in
wheel the first number when drawn out draw
the highest or first gift the second number (wheu
drawn OUT the next highest, or second gift etc .,
until the whole number Is drawn. .~.' ''''
The distribution will tako place after the Con-
cert, where six thousand persons can witness IT,
committee will be chosen from the audience To
take charge OF the same.
All agents and purchasers win be supplied with
correct lstOf the awards MS soon AS published
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS. u
Orders may be sent to us, enclosing tho money
from 81 To $25 In u registered letter Stamp en-
closcd), ut our risk. Larger amounts b. postoh &c
order, dram oreNpress, at the following club rates
tickets to one address ..,.........,S %
10 ....... ....... ... - q %
20 90 i'd. - .... ........... "a M
oO Observation-Disclosures. Il W
Under and in pursuance Of the provisions OF tile
en- OF Internal Revenue, has, upon due proof,
granted permit to the Southern Orphans A $50
citation to hold its Gift Concert exempt Irom all
charges whether from special tax other duty in
respect to such Gin Concert.
REFERENCEs:
General q. It BEAUREGARD, New Orleans;
Brig Gen, JEFF THOMPSON, New Orleans;
Major General S. Is, BUCKNER, New Orleans;
Major General ". II. TYLER, late U \. A; ~
Major General W II, BROWN, late y. 3, A.;
G. NJ ST1EfF, Plano Manufacturer Baltimore
&. MoKEEyER 4 co. Baltimore; iI. III
Colonel GEORGE T. KANE, Dauville, va;
Colonel MUMFORD, Richmond Va; 't4tI'. '.
WIN. A. WRIGHT, Augusta, Gu.
All orders aud cnmmuni cations Shoald be nd :
dressed to the Central Once,
SOUTHERN 0fPuAN ASSOCIATION,
7. o Box 200 l.at h18 Holiday Street
May is, ,iSO7-deodtJpnel5 baltimore, Nd,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

QUERETARo, MEXICO, MaU26.-No dispo-
sition has yet been made of MaXimiian
and the bulk of the four hundred and nifty
officers captured with him. General Mem
1ez was shot on Sunday, Escobedo bad is
sued an order that all officers ia hiding who
did not surrender in twenty-nne hours,
would be summariiy shot When captured.
Mendez did not give himself up fIe was
captured Saturday night and shot early
Sunday morning in the public park He
met his fate like n brave mani '
Colonel Campas, commander of MaXmil-
ian's body guard, who attempted TO escape
with 81, 900 when tile surrender took place,
was also shot. ssa .-- ..t q"
MaXimilian continues III Of dysentery.
The wife of Prince Salm Salm an Ameri-
can LADY, closely remted't6 President John
son, had made her way alone to President
JauTez, at San Luis, 60 intcrcedc for her
husbands life and that of the Emperor
This lady has sped so far I'm her brave mis-
sion that yesterday, on her arrival here
from San Luis. she, the Emperor and Prince
Salm SBlm had a long interview with EsoO-
bedO, and ! have reason to believe that
terms have been arranged by which the
lives of fmOst of the foreigners will be spared
The report says that General Lopez, who
let the Liberal troops into the city, received
5000 gold ounces for his treachcry.
The surprise was complete. Every thing
was taken, and no one of the prominent
chiefs escaped, Scarcely fifty houses were
fired. The most of the troops had gone on
10 the City Of Mexico, but EscObedo and a
strong garrison remain In the city. The
roads are ma terrible state from robberies
anu murders. ..s44-u...4
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COITRT


A Fine Ltttls Home for a FIRRv IA Madison 70lOn
Q, sAfp.
nN MONDAY the first dny of July, A. d. 1907
" alta O'Clock ia the afternoon on the premis es
will be sold TO the highest bidder. the folIowin <
real estate rs tho property Of Jacob Whitman,
deceased, to-wlt: Situate In the County Of Mont
gpmory, and state of Ohio, being part Of Section
IL, in Township ., Range 4 east, &c, bounded by
beginning at the northeast corner Of the southeast
quarter OF said section, and running from thence
WITH the section line ). degs. 4. 10 chains TO a
stone; thencs 5. s6degs W. 10 chains To a stone In
the north lnG of said quarter section, thence with
said north line IS degs f. 10 chains to the place
Of beginning containing ten 40 acres, TO be sold
free Of dotosr. Said property was appraised free
of dover at Si,l00 and cannot sell Tor less than
two thirds thereof
TERMS-One third OF the purchase money 70 he
paid cash on tho day VI SALE .th rd in one and
one-thlrd In two years thereafter; deferred pay
mepts 20 bear interest and TO be secured by mort
'l'1 ''''0 JACKSON McNELLY,
Admit Illustrator Of the estate Of Jacob widmAnb;
deceased
ADAM CLAY, Atty. June6 is8T-wts.
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN ERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale
twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 "a
5000, ..t u. .--y
Also six Farms-three in Darke, two in, Mont.
gomery. and one ia Van Vert County. ~ 70
The Undersigned can always be found At the
OHIO Insurance Odioe, when not out on businessi
or at the Post Ohico corner. .fs-sL
Buys aud sells property, Terms liberal
unrI