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New-York tribune., 1867-07-13
,,npToS.s CHEAP GOLD PENS.


CSOr WARRANTED - a.,
o-, Dana ,ro IN carats me- and are Better Writing
rd more Durable Pens tnan can without operating soi
nn Patented Machinery Reproduced iOr tho pilees e'on
We're the Gold furnished gra'ut0usy'
nn,crs op PENS; AND PENS IN su.vER-PLArED EN-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS. -
Magic Pen .......S .S0 So with Pencil Case VI w
fnilv pen rs. with Pencil Caso..'' 70
AIways Ready Pen. 1 10 with Pencil Case %
nicgant pen -. 25 with Pencil Case. W
E"ccisior Pen ! 80 with Pencil Case, 70 ,.,
These are Well Finished, GoodWrtng Col dPens, M with
,dnsmn Points the averags wear OF every one OF wnc
LII far outlast gross of the best Steel Pens, dWo,Yn
n@u are tnrdrrdnted aud therefore not eTchdn2eao.e
Tbsy are not numbered but correspond in size TO NOS
g. A. s. and respectively IN a., - o,,starad
and the safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed 20
all who send twenty cents (ciarge Ior reBsee'i"s 80
,ition 10 the price of the goods ordered
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS -
, one can secure one of the above GOid rehs
without money by getting III "a ciuo ,h ~ pans
Sl3 so VIII buy ...-...--. '-'-''Sio orth NJ pena
rs 30 will buy. y.......... .'.''. ~ th WI ~ pans
40 90 will buy.............'.'' " "oi'A VI ''""
" sent 10 address sat one thc 49,. III .on, nv "a
on receipt OF the money the subscriber VIII senu py TO
urn mail or otherwise, directed. Gold zen OF fehs-
s,i,rfuo ht same according DESCRIPTION Address,
A. MORTON.
No, % NAIpENLANE, NEWfoRK'
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13
MORToN's FIRST QUALITY.
rMARRANIrDI

These Pens 6 carats fine and are pointed with the
very best Irdosmn Points carefully selected, and mono
of this quality is sold with the slightest lmperfectlon
which skin and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped "A Morton, First Quality, ana
numbered ...
The Points are warranted for months, except against
accident. M.
are extra heavy and strong.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13

1T I'd. 81. 4th. 5th. 9Th. Total.
EGEiGPd El1h5i -...2 10 2 Q O. %
Fly catches -svandel !, MINIS Fisler Pat
terson Brownl snyderl-s Mutual Hatfield G. Hunt
l. DeVyr g. Jewet j, BeaIman %. Foul bound catch
Jewett. out on fouls-Eckfords, times; Mutuals, 2
times. Out on bases-Eckfords, times; Mulnals; 10
times. Left on -Eckford-Fisler and Ryan Mu-
tuals-C Hunt and Devyr twice-s. Passed bals-Ncl-
son 4 Jewctt9 Called balls which bases were made
Umpire Mr. Macdiarmid of the Star Club.
Time OF game-l hour, 50 minutes.
Scorers MeSsrs SinOnsOn and DOngan.
The unpring Of Mr. Macdarnid 1t is due 10 say gave
universal satisfaction.
FULTON VS.. KEtRNEY or RAILWAY.
The Keancy Club of Railway. y. J., visited the
Fulton club and played game with them on the satei-
lite grounds yesterday The score Mt the close OF 'hr
eighth innings, when game was called, was ~ To - ID IL
MATCHES TO COME orr.
The Irvingtons will play the Eckiords on the
Union Grounds, on Tuesday pcxt ON Wednesday the
Franklin and The Adriatic lifnor clubs meet on the
same grounds and ON Friday me EIAiOrds pay le 1r
between selected New-York and Brooklyn mines 10 be
played the Union grounds for the benefit of the Ma
TIIE DEPARTURE or 1HE NATIONALS on IHiR WfSI-
ElN TOUR.
The National Climb of Washington took their de
pafture from city Thursday at 400 D. N. taking
ihe express tram for Columbus al the Relay House
special was provided for The eNcursionlstr, ana
every attention shown them. large party of the
fraternity escorted the Climb 20 the depot ~ Nasinglon
and considerable cheering was done as they left The
eXcursiOniss numbered about io OF which about 20 were
players. The nine included Geo. Wright e.; Williams. p
Fletcher lst h.; Parker, I'd h.; fot, Sd b.; smith = -
sudlcy, J. T.; Berthrong, T.. aud Mclean T. cgPS
de yfsrrs went with them Including Jones. Frnnk Nor
ton Robinson, Hodges Brown, Patterson and G. james
The scorer Of the nlnc - Mr. IL 4. Munson With the
party Mcssrs Price Coon Corresponding secretary
of the National Association Ever, Dorsey, tClar Potts
King N0ys, ONcal Cauldwcll, C0Wau, stewart, Ross
The tour Of the Nationals includes distance reaching
nearly 5000 miles, and is the most extensive one ever
undertaken 10y ballcub. The arrangements for Tie ~
ccpOn OF the club at Columbus Cincinnati, lnhlnnapo
lis Louisville - Louis and Chicago are eNensiv" and
hOspJtaie. At Cincinnati and Chicago grind iOurna
men- have been arranged al which thoutnHd- from The
surrounding country will be present. As the champion
club of the south the Nationals viii receive special ae
ton In Louisville and 81 Louis As many OF the nine
well known In the Northern cttes the result % the
paycd viii be looked for anIi0uely.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13
1.-THE Pen is Nightler than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appomted Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public Will
be best suited, and at the same prices by calling
on the Agent: in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
If accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13
CASES WITH PENCILS.
The NumDers
and No 10 the largest.
nOInEKS-
MORTON'S SECOND QUALITY.

These IA carats ana are superior 'o any
Pens made previous t0 the year 1860 a.. oou,,r
Every Pen Is stamped "A Morton' ocoonu S"''i'''
and numbered. nh, .x,a,,. ocat,st
accident. - s,,... 49,. Qua ,o, an beavv
As those OF the First Quality
rytcrs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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fAuTcuBrsirennl
MAl1r NnrR Own SnAr.

WIN H. o. B,ssirrs CoNoENrK,rIp POrssH or READY
So, N,sr double the strength OF Potash aud
superior other Apons icy m Tie mariet lonr soap WI eS
,o a pound Sass grease and tf he
CovFN.rlD PorisH Directions With carT printed IN hngsh
s G,nn m nstn, ard s Soap one poued Nil make 10
II Son Soap racu ssd that the brand J. bsb
bt. Pal, Potash the Take 10 other kor sLs
s,.,,-t.,, B T.. H,BBIrr,
So, o. e,, Go, g. G.o o. - and - w''hus'or y. y
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13
MORTON's THIRD QUALITY.
fN,appA AkTEnI

ithaca pens are - carnts ne and although cheaper are
at least equal 10 any gold pens made as regards
,nrahhtv elasticity and good writing quantles,
every Pen is stamped "a. Morton Third Quality ana
numbered. - ,.. .,. ,,oo,,s oxcen, o0a,ps,
accident. -, co,D S,i,.or h,,, ara pot 40 heavv
as those of the First ouaIiv'
n,c,,s ov pFNs. AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
IhINL' - PENCILS
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13

son in the Union army and interested in the success
of that army. .. 49,
BIZ Mr. BrGdlet-Unt last March witness never knew
anything about this trial al that time MT b'auIey' Ji'
called on witness ABOUT 10 IN Llnllra.
At O'Clock D. 10 he Court took until to morrow
morning al 10 O clock
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13
L.ITEST SNIP NEUS.
FORT OP EEw.lORK..........Jri

ARRIVED.
Sesn.i Ttt,e aukus Galveston Jy y Nth id~ ana pass
sin Jarn., r Abee Ldroo jane T. WIN mde ana ''I
pss - u "A L.. .t, t,.h.,
WfND-Sunse, :. ", light
BELOW. .
Bark John GRu and John Eduey Hsuo'tran bns Dch, ~
pilot boat Jos oh Joispn. No a.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS July l2-Au steamship Nlsn hhnru! bAlm"ie
hark SioiIey Leshoni Lucy 4 Nichols, New'oreans.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13
GUNPOWDER.
ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING POWDER
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD

Il
The aeuou of sporismen dealers called to the following
At the trial Of before the ETaminng Board in Watue'"n
August 1866 cartridges made from s powder competition eit The
American powders far penetration, aud
cleanliness and proved respect superior 10 all others
the WMBEDOS RIFLE MEETING IN BSSLAND july 1870. em
petng with the best foreign powders won The hrs Ifze
The Board Of the CONNAgDEkISCBEP
NV FORK for the examination OF military small whose
attended by officers specially detached by the RrsAS
and DANISH GOVERNMENTS te printed report V tie
trial. only would admit ball clear TO the bec
after firing 100 ROUNDS without cleaning
led pOodr they deem the subject 50 hneh
that they their pOr0er yr>
cartridges deserves special being superior II u the
POWDER manufactured by SAITH HAND POWDER
Another meeting OF the Board by Special Order No M sihs
under date Of May B 1861 subject among other
o the following In article 81
In United States stardard cbarge
charge will be- 20 ans The powder be tho
RFLE POWDER PG manufactured by SMITH Rand Pow
Co. Office No. l7O Broadway, New-l0k"
VIM Taylor the celebrated pgeonshooer Of Jersey City,
90 IL is the best powder have used"
celebrated shot from Central NewTnk writes Yens
der high repue here Snd the country und about and viii efer-
sede all others" - :. - -
Orange Lightning LIB. canisters, Nos 2, g. 4, Grain
Ducking 5lb oanisters, Nos. !, q J, Gram.
brass bound kegs, I2t his and 81 hs Nos Grain.
Rife kegs rs lbs, i2k his, 81 lbs, rg FFg FFFg.
." canser | h., 1 ID, Fig
Kentucky Sporting. canisters, lb., h., PFPg
1t may Wholesale Office at wholesale and retail
from the following dealers 10 arms:
COOPER POND, No. III Broadway.
ONION, BLISS 4 Co, No. l8 Narrenst
SCHUYLER. HARTLEY, GRAHAM Co. No. 10 Maden-ane.
JOHN p. MORES SONS, No a6 Broadway
MERwIN sIMPKINs. No 262 Broadway
W. SYMS & BRO, No 800 broadway
SPIES NISSAN Co. Nc. 10 Courtandtst
THOS. j. JONES. No 10 JOhD-sL
Aud from zrocen hardware dealers Who sell powder
SMITH RAND POWDER Co.
M nr0aiy Nsw.lo
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13

DARTLETT g. Co, successors to John B.
ID Bartlett dealer in FLINT Green Coored GLASSWARE
Lamps Chnnes Squs Patent Fruit Jar. No 2s9 Grewt
A HOUSEHOLD WORD.-Buy your China,
IA Cutlery Plated Ware Cooking Utensils Ge,
sBAsSPoRDs corner Cooper Institute and Astorpsee
90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW's, Greenwich
VI Mray-ss you will Ind Teas Coaees Fish Flour
everything cheaper than any NewYOr price
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13

Is DNNETT ; > - TNNI TT"UT-N, T1s'-'V
~ nr ,rt ie With this Yeast Powder IN
Is u,ss No shortening required wien sN,'t Nh sn'cd
H. r. BAIwTr,
No. o. a. o. ~ &C. Co. 20 q ard - Wasbint'rsi \ J.
vii send sample plctgr receipt Of l5c TO pay postage
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13

Il 800 worth Of iewclry was stolen from Mt.
srd Mr WLehoise Of Elizabeth y. J, last SUNDAY mgh, ny
diving them chonn While asleep II don't want TO take choro
ssierp, protect your lon', mih the bvaIt A.s
IFLEsHirIt h HoiAE' No vi piVA""N'
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p4SSEyGE ERS ARRIVED.

FUON q uVISTON Jay In steamship Ilbee-Ms j. H. b't
tom ~ \ fsney Milton Snpp Mr. jerks M Van w. uen Capt
Cr aav M. ,hsuers aud ismi MI and hr~ fompe sh'
lui.f vi $ / ii jacobs.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13
OUTDOO SPORTS.
RASE-B BALL.

BASE-BBLIA
TIE SECOND GAME BETWEEN THE MUTUAL AND
EcKFoRD CLUBs-EAsY VICTORY or THE MUTU-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-18
OHIO LOCAL ITEMS.

A correspondent writes the GAINESVILLE
Signal of the 4th, that the losses in the
Muskingum valley by freshets to crops and
farm property is fearful, and must nave n
depressing effect on business men.
The Seneca Advertiser says that On Thurs
day last, while in the act of getting out
timber. about two and a-half miles north
OF Tihin, a Mr.. Willis and another person
came to their death by being struck by
falling timber.
Frank Taylor and w. Morehouse, the
kentucky State Lottery agents, says the
Plain Dealer, were found guilty. and each
fined $50 and costs by the municipal court
of Cleveland. .
AsHLEY.-"Mack'' writes from Washing
ton to the Cincinnati Commercial: II he is
lit to lead the Republican party in Congress,
he is fit to lead the Republican party in
Ohio. If he is so entirely without sin, as
TO cast the first stone at Andrew johnson,
he is Just the man for Governor of the vir-
tuous State of Ohio. Above all, let not
those who now defend him and urge him
on, 90 to work next summerto ~apologizing
for what he is doing, and has done.
The Commercial of this morning, says
General Schenck and Hon. Columbus De
lano will be candidates for next Governor
of Ohio.
The ice in the Cuyahoga River broke vi
on Friday. Several gorges formed, and TIN
flats near Cleveland were submerged, caus
ing a considerable loss of property.
Major General Sheridan will be in Co
Iumbus to-day, and will visit the Capitol.
A down train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Dayton road, yesterday morning RAJ
into and completely demolished a hors
and buggy that were crossing the track a
Ernst Station, near Cincinnati. The drive
was severely injured.
Yesterday morning Chief Megrue, q
Cincinnati, received a dispatch from Parii
Kentucky, announcing a reward of $l,0O
FOR the capture of a young man named G
". Ellsworth, a telegraph operator, VIII
had Just fatally shot a citizen. name
Smathers, and then made his escape. Ellis
worth was one of the telegraph operator
so busily employed by the rebel Genera
Morgan during the war.
The Ohio, at Cincinnati, is fifty feet abov
low-water mark, and rising. I.|
Gen. Phil. Sheridan is to be in Cincinnati
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Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. February

CINCINNATI, February 10.
PRoyIsIoNs-Were very dull, and the
market closed heavy, but no pressure was
made for sale.
Mess pork Is nominal at S2O@2O %.
Bulk meats opened inactive. Sales re-
ported of % hhds. shoulders at 734c.
In bacon there was but a few small
transactions, aud no change was expert
enced.
Lard is quiet and duh. offerings at 12c.
for prime leaf. Shipments, 402 hhds. 202
~tierces, 40 bills, 100 boxes, and 2l.6l3 lbs.
FLoUR-Sales of so bbls. choice family Mt
$ll; 100 bbls. on its merits at IS, and 175
bbls. corn meal atS3 25@3 90. Shipments,
l,16 bbls.
WHEAT-Sale of $50 bushels extra winter
Mt 81 81. Spring grades are steady, but
buyers ask concessions. Shipments, 1905
bushels.
Corn and Oats are unchanged. Sales of
mixed shelled corn at 60c. Shipments, 5,490
bu. corr and 1920 bu. oats.
WHIsKY-In fair demand bonded is still
held at Doc.
SUGAR-Unchanged, but active.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans is offered to a
large extent, at a fair range. Fair grades
sell, in 4 moderate way, at 75@77c., and
good at S3@Sjc,
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

X. Stout ct al. %. VIM, II. COnover ct nj.
Superior Court, Order of sale Case 1852.
DURSUANT TO an order of sale, issued by the
L Superior Court within and for the county of
MONTGOMERY and State of Ohio, and 10 me III
rected. / Will ofer at public sale, at the door of
the Court House, in the city of Dayton, Ohio, on
Saturday, March 9, 1867,
At two O'Clock p. NJ, the following real estate to-
wit: Situate in Montgomery County, Ohio, being
part of the northeast quarter of section three 49,,
In township four 49, range i've o. east, &c.,
bounded by beginning at a stone in the north line
of said quarter in the center of the Salem Road,
and running from thence with the north line OF
said quarter north S5k deg. east hity-eight (bSD
poles to a stone; thence south ~ deg. east twenty
seven and eight-tenths VI $40 poles to a stone
thence parallel with the first line south B6k deg
west fifteen poles TO a stone in the Salem Road
thence with said Salem Road 10 the place of be
ginning, containing seven u acres, be the same
more or less, being all the land owned by said
COnoVer in said quarter section.
Said real estate has a two story brick dwelling
house, and a good frame shop, AND a good stable
and other out building attached, and is q desira
blazkacatiOn for u storey
premises has been appraised at twenty-five
hundred and flfty dollars (S2 800 and cannot sci
for less than twO-thirds the appraised value
thereof.
TERMS OF S~ALE-CAsH.
o. q. III, DAVIDSON, sheriff.
w. IL. BELVILLE, Atty. 2lWtt
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to-day. He has been visiting his old home
In Somerset, Perry county, where the old
grandmotliers used to spank him for his
mischiefs.
BOARD or PUBLIc WoRKs.-This body re-
organized at Columbus, by making Phillip
V. Herring President. The divisions Of the
Works remain in charge Of the several act
ing Commissioner, AS follows MOL, James
More No. 2, John NJ. Barrere, and No. 3,
N. v. Herring. The former gentleman has
had the National Road added TO lis charge,
rs IL supervision always deyolves ON the
President. No change Is made In the En-
gineer. A. q. Ncwburgh. ESQ., continue;
rs Clerk of the Board.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-18

WALTHAM WATCHES.

We claim and are prepared to prove that the
American Watches Manufactured ut waltham,
Massachusetts,. are not only equal. but far supe-
rior. to the watches Of England. switzerland aud
France. We also, claim that they are CHEAPER.
MORE ACCURATE, MORE DURABLE, and
more easily kept in order and repaired than any
other watches in the market.
Because in each one of the very numerous parts
Of which a watch is made up, we attain, by me
chanioal power, nearly absolute mathematical pre-
cision and uniformity, making every watch Of any
one style u true copy of its model
This similarity in structure reduces the cost OF
production; it secures uniformity in results; it
pcrpetuatcs and iHflH1ly dinuses any excellence
that may be once achieved, and makes 1t easy to
repair any injury sustained, or replace any part
that may be lost or destroyed.
In addition to these mechanical advantages, our
Watches are simpler in structure, and therefore
stronger, andless likely to be injured than foreign
watches.
How they run under the hardest trial watches
can have, is shown by the following letters:
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
ALTOONA, PA, 18th December, 1866.
Gentlemen: The watches manufactured by you
have been in use ON this railroad for several years
By our c~ngincmen, to WHOM We furnish watches
rs part OF our equipment. There are now some
three hundred Of them carried on our line. and
We consider them good and reliable time. keepers.
indeed, | have great satisfaction in saying your
watches give us less trouble, and have worn and
do wear much longer without repairs than any
watches we have ever had in use ON this road. AS
you are aware, we formerly trusted to those Of
English manufacture. OF acknowledged good rep
%utation, but as II class they never kept time rs cor
rectly, nor have they done rs good service, Us
yours.
In these statements | am sustained by my pre-
dcccssor, Mr., Lewis, whose experience extended
over "A series of years. Respectfully,
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent
American Watch Co., WdiAdm.
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NOTICE.

TOHN W, SMITH and Margaret Smith, his wife,
81 will take notice that Thomas j. ), Smith, of the
county of Montgomery and State of Ohio, did, on
the 9Th day of January, A. II. 1857, nle his petition
in the superior Court within and for the county OF
Montgomery in said State of ohio against the said
John w smith and Margaret Smith, defendants,
mortgage to the said Thomas j. 3. Smith on lot
number twenty-five hundred and thirty nine
$3.50, in the city OF Dayton, county and State
aforesaid to secure the payment Of $3.50 according
TO certain notes referred TO in said mortgage, and
praying that said defendants may paysald sum
said premises may be sold to pay the same; and
the said defendants are notified that they are re
quired to appear and answer said petition, on on
before the third Saturday after the 10th day OF
February next. THos. j, :. SMITH.
1SW6
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

n. n. Robinson, late sole proprietor, and present
Joint proprietor, Of the EMPIRE office, desires u
should be- distinctly understood. by an parties;
that he does not hold himself responsible Tor, any
will not settle any personal accounts, c1ntrae, 20
by either ID. O.. Fitch or y, Lindsly y0r heI our
employee uf the EAPfBK oficei aud all having
such accounts are notified that they must look i0i
he would further state, that neither OF those Two
persons are authorized to make collections, re-
ceiye moneys. or transact business Tor the hNfiNe
unlrn
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
9utal and 9lisrtllanruns.
NJ

In sending out bills from the EMPIRE ONCE. u
may be that In some cases the parties 70 whom
they are presented have already paid them ana
hold receipts therefor. Whenever such cases oe-
cur we hope Che parties viii not be angered, AZ we
can only act az present, in our efforts 70 collect,
from tho evidence Of Indebtedness ~ ~ appears
upon the Books len In our hands. HnyinE at
ready been subjected 20 the m0rttlchtion OF haNlhg
bills returned with the notice that they have bcen
paid. and that receipts are held. therefor We
have deemed u necessary In Justification OF our
selves 10 make this notice and apology for the un'
pleasant feelings that may havethus been created
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c York Market.

New YORK, February l6.
Cotton less active and unchanged; sales
of ], 900 bales middling uplands at 33c.
Flour duh aud l0@15c. lower; receipts,
1909 brls. sales 300 brls. Superine State
and Western, SO 1000 80; extra Western.
50 90@10 90; choice, $11@ll 10; round
hoop Ohio, shipping brands, $40 75@ll 40.
Pork dun. Heavy sales of 1,S00 bbls. new
mess mt $40 5000 IS, closing; Western
$50 G5, old $40 G2@l0 20. s
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For Sale.

WE, the undersigned, heirs at law of Henry
w StOuner, late of Montgomery County, Ohio,
deceased, and rs tenants in common in the follow
ing premises, will oner at public sale, on the prem
ises, on
7AUrsddy, February 81, 1867.
The following described real estate, to-wit: Being
lot numbered thirty 800 and the south half of lot
numbered thirty-one (31), in section sixteen q8),
township three (3), range six 90 east, Re, contain
ing one hundred and twenty-five acres and twenty
four perches u22 A. "a P9, be the same more or
less.
said property to be sold free of any dover inter-
est of Elizabeth S%tOufler, the widow of said Henry
StOufrer. deceased, the heirs agreeing TO execute
tn the purchaser q good warranty deed for said
premises. ..
There are about eighty acres of said farm under
good cultivation the balance being well tmb0red.
Upon said premises there Is II good well of water,
and good bearing orchard; and for a good, desira,
BILE home for some one, II may be considered one OF
the best investments. Deferred payments 10 he
secured by purchasers executing 70 said heirs his
notes, secured by mortgage upon the premises.
T~ERMS-ORe-h half cash; one-fOurth in one year,
and one fourth in two years,
HENRY KUNKLE .
ELIZABETH KUNKLE.
DAVID KUNKLE r
Give SUSANNAH KUNKLEh
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURSUANT to the command of an order of sale,
Il issued from the Probate Court of Hamilton
County, Ohio, and to me directed, / viii offer lOI
sale ut public auction, on
Wednesday, February 20, 1861, at 10 O'Clock An,
On the premises, the following real estate, VIZ
Situated in the city Of Dayton, county of Mont
gOmery, and state Of Ohio O-wit:
Lot number thirty-twO hundred and seventy
eight t527S) on the recorded plat Of said city OF
Dayton, together with eight feet, more or less, on
the north side of lot number thirty-twO hundred
and seyenty-seven (327D in said city, excepting
that portion OF the east end of said lot which lies
east of a straight line, extending southwardly
upon n line with the west side OF Brown street,
being that part which is included in Brown street
rs Strengthened said premises being hfty-fOuI
feet three inches "a II, s in in front on Brown
stroet-seventy-siN feet three inches deep on the
south side; sixty feet six inches Wide ON the alley
IN the rear of said premises, and one hundred and
six leet three inches deep on the north side Beinl
the same premises conveyed TO John Adam Schnel
by JnO. 5. Roach aud wife by deed recorded IL
Decd Book IL. No. ,, pages 1856 OF the records o
said Montgomery County. Appraised ut $4JO, sub
ject to the dover of the widow in the sum OF 81
per year during her natural life.
X OF SALE-One-half cash; balance il
one year from day of sale, with six per cent. in
tercst to be secured by mortgage on the premises
JOSEPHINE SCHNELL,
Administrators of the Estate OF John Adam
Schnell, deceased.
HENRY SNOW, Attorney. law4