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Tho Radical POw-wow.

COLUMBUS, June 18.-The hotels are fast
filling up with delegates to the Radical
State Convention, which will meet in the
Atheneum building Tomorrow.
The contest on Governor is strong and
personal /; but, indications are that General
Hayes, of Hamilton, will lead the field.
Governor Cox has peremptorily refused
to allow his name to be used. So far as he
has expressed any preferences he is for
Hayes, and all the delegates instructed for
him will vote for Hayes.
Ex-Governor DennisOn and Schenck are
both here, and both being openly contest
ants for the United States Senate, next
winter, are maneuverlng accordingly. The
Chase men are striving to mix in the Pres
idential Issue, In shaping the doings of the
Convention, but they are too weak. Most
of the present State incumbents will be re-
nominated, believe.
Schenck has been agreed upon as tenn
pOrary and permanent Chairman of the
Convention, with the distinct understand
ing that the selection is not triumph for
either side in the Presidential issue.
A deputy United States Marshal returned
| from New Orleans to-day, having in charge
Charles II. Lutz, arrested in that city,
charged with swindling a prominent citl-
zen of Columbus.
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From Europe.

ii
ATHENS, June l5.-Advices from Crete
represent that Omar Pacha had met with q
defeat from the Cretaus, LII "a
Omar Pacha, after his fresh defeat al
Haradlion, burned sll the villages which
were not defended, and killed the inhaRtt-
ants.
The consuls of the various powers have
notified their governments Of these htroei-
ties. IFEB tt.fstE ana
The Italian gunboat Prince Odeau had
sayedseveral christian families and brought
them to Pierareaus.
The Turkish steamer Isadiais which
chased the Greek blockade-runBeT Arcade.
is back at a Candlan port IN a danaageo
state, with several of her crew killed and
wounded.
LONDON, June 1872 P, M-InformatioAl
has just reached this city that very for :
midahle anti-popery riot prevails in Bir-
minRham to-day.z-Thea streets have been
taken possession OF, aud completely sacked
by the rioters, who are out in great force.
A Roman Catholic chapel has been at
tackled and threatened with demolition.
fThe most intense excitement prevails. 80.
Six P. Ms-Atthis hour the rioters are ia
full possession Of the city OF Birmingham,
and all the efforts TO preserve peace and or
der have proved futile Large bodies of
troops are being sent TO the scene of dis
turbance, with orders TO put down the riot
at all hazards. l,.r...s4. a -.
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Matters at New York.

NEW YORK, June lS.-Santa Anna is
now undoubtedly, in Mexico, for which
country he left here five weeks ago.
During the thunder storm this afternoon,
the Roman Catholic church on Forty y-sec-
ond street, was struck by lightning, and SO
injured that it will have to be taken down,
Between eleven and twelve o'clock this
evening the bodies of three dead infants
were found in an ashbarrel,
An internal revenue officer was before
the Court to-day, charged with holding
$500 By fraud.
Mr.. Bodisco, Secretary of the Russian
Legation, arrived on the steamer Perrier.
with the Russian American treaty signed
by the Gar.
About one hundred barrels ofconhscated
whisky and still have been condemned to
be sold for violation of the revenue laws.
A desperate fight took place Monday af-
ternoon, at Calvary Cemetery, between a
number of persons who had Just buried g
friend. The fight ragged for nearly an hour
Women and men were engaged on either
side. One child killed.
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News by Telegraph and Mail.

~ Gold closed yesterday, in New York, at
'Thenlnety- bonds OF $1,000 each
which were reported missing, were yester-
day found in the Treasury vsult, packed
with other securities.
Last Friday night a negro was burned
to death bys mob, near Shawneetown,
Kansas, for outraglng the person of a
young girl.
T Edward Albert, Cleak of the steamer
Lorena, was accidentally drowned at
Parkersburg on Monday, by falling from
the boat into the river.
A full jury of negroes were impanell-
ed at Navasota, Texas, on Friday last, the
first ever known in the country.
A st. Paul dispatch of to-day says the
recent very heavy rains Lad caused much
damage to bridges and railroad tracks,
The telegraph has been down for week.
| The Washington Intellioencer says the
Treasury Department will be able TO meet
all its obligations maturing the present
year, without augmenting the debt or re
sorting to loans.
| Both Houses of the Connecticut Legisla-
| ture have passed resolution 10 welcome
the President. to Hartford. saa-a4-s--
The Democratic Convention at Bowling
Green, Kentucky, on Monday, nominated
Jacob 8. Galloway as candidate for Con-
/ gress from the Third District,to fill the va
eancy caused by the death OF Honorable Z
l Hise.
I The steamship Champion, which left
Charleston on Sunday, for New York, took
as part of her freight, within fraction
Of two thousand barrels of new potatoes
all raised within a short distance OF
Charleston.
The Treasury of Allen county (Fort
Wayne), Indiana, Ia said to be short some
S3O0O0. The Treasurer processes ignor-
ance of the matter, and an investigation by
his bondsmen is in progress.
The Lincoln, n. c., Courier learns from 9
reliable source that negroes are being ship
ped'to Cuba, from various points, and solo
as slaves L-iIEE GFA tEsLIgEI
A dispatch from New York says tha
Santa Anna Is now in Mexico and tn,
translation of pronunciamento in his IA
vor has been published.
Near Peoria, Illinois, on the 10th, n girl
aged thirteen. named Eliza b. Cnrl, com.
mitteds suicide by hanging. The cause
was, that the day previous her mother
bought a corset for her sister and none fol
her. .tFII8E .EV8# 9fHtNW
At Newark New Jersey, yesterday morn
Ing, sail-boat, containing eight persons
was capsized on the Passaic River, and Mrs
Ulmi, French lady, and two children
were drowned. f...sr ....T
Mr.. Glass, the editor Of the Lynchburl
Republican, was yesterday shot by th'
sons Of a Mr.. Booker, for an article Ia
his paper rejecting upon their father
He iN in prscarious condition. ...
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Atw Advertisements.
IARDIAN's sALEoF REAL ESTATE,

Nb ANDAhN p pAlsE UT NEAL hOA n L b'
TN pursuance OF an order and decree of the Pro.
Il bate Court of Montgomery County, Ohio, made
in n cause pending In sail Court, wherein Frances
BenkhO6, by her guardian, Lawrence Butz, lr, Is
petitioner and said wari and others are defend.
ants shall offer for sale at the door Of the eOurt
house in said county on Saturday, the goth day Of
July, 1857, at two O'Clock ?. NJ, the following de.
scribed real estate, situate In the city of Dayton,
county of Montgomery and state OF Ohio, to wilt
Part OF lot numbered sixteen hundred and sixty
three Il ,669 said part of said lot fronts twenty
six feet and three iuches on Jefferson street, and
runs back the same width To an alley, and Is the
north part or said lot No, I GG9
Terms of Sale % third of the purchase money
to be paid ON the day OF sale one-thiTd in one
year, and one ethird in two years from said day OF
sale to bear interest from day of sale, and be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises
said lot Is appraised at $500 and can not sell for
less than twO-thirds of the appraised value there
of. LAWRENCE BUTZ, JR.,
Guardian OF Frances BenkhOn.
JOHN j, AcKKRNAN, Atty for Petitioner.
Dayton, o Juuel9 1851 Iunelp-dltw4 Al
lNOkEeituDg please copy
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Latest from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, June ls.-A telegram
from Queretaro states that the trial of Max
iniilian was concluded. Sixty ladies In
mourning, residing In San Luis, had called
on Juarez and prayed that the lives of the
prisoners at Qneretaro be spared.
The President said he would do all he
could, compatible with justice and his
duty; that many Liberals had been shot
for whom they had not interceded.
Two engagements have taken place at
the Capital, which resulted in favor of the
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

PURSUANT to law, notice 10 hereby gi ven that
L THoMAs j. -. SMITH, J. A. WALTRRss g, l..
VAIL AHDIGHAM, GEoRoE w. HoUk, q. u, HAIR
MAN, ADAM SNYpRR 3. WoopsuA, ID. A. HOuk,
GEI0ER JOHN BROADRuP, DENNIS DWYEk, SAN.
UKL NAYS and JoHN McELWEK, have Asaociated
to form an INsURA ANCE COMPANY for the purpose
nrst specified In section OF the Act 20 regulate
Insurance companiesl' passed April u, 1857, and
with the corporate rights aud pOweTs conferred
by said act and the act OF May l. 1881 the princi-
pal Office OF said company to be located At Dayt9ni
Montgomery County, Ohio. N .N[ In 7
Dayton, May I, 1s61-dltW - 7
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Y III or n K /,
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale,
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 to
Also six Farms three In Darke, two in Mont
gomery and one In Van Vert County, -..,r. g.. g
" The Undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance 0hlce, when not out on business
or at the Post ONCE corner. q -.
BUYS and sells property. Terms liberal
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Fire-Disastrous Loss of Life.

CHICAGO, June 1s.--Nos. "a and SO Sher-
Enan street. occupied as a saloon and board
in. .T-house, was destroyed by fire at three
o'ci, lck this morning, 1t Is reported that
Thres % bodies have been taken from the
ruins. Loss, $4,000. Insured. The fire Is
supposed TO have been the work of an in
cendlaTy. l4rlH.. ....l
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AnftiGneEr8.
Business gutifes.
DYSPEPSIA
DOCTOR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. .srRlcKLAND't

Tonic Is a concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. lt Is
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lnalges'
tv or the stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Il is not alcoholic, therefore particularly y
.uited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept :
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at$1 per bottle. ....' '
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Probate Court.

THE following Executors, Administrators, AMI
Il Guardians accounts will be for settlement on
the 9th of July, 1867: .... -...
Executors or Henry qallSher. John Mlnick, sr.,
Daniel Kneisley, John Van Cleve, William
Echelberger, Jacob Rhodes and Joseph Stall
johns Estate.
Administrators OF John Beard, Austin II Hall
Jesse Kelsey, Abraham Ensey, Joseph Heineys
Aaron Rohrer Samuel Kuhn and Nancy Freder-
ick's estates.
Guardians, OF Noah Baker. William Baker
Harvey Baker, Parry Wagner Thomas KeouEh
Sarah Keough Margaret keough, Wellington
Klinger, William Klinger, Margaret NJ Klnger
Henry Klinger Francis NJ Klinger, Sarah G.
Klinger, Laura f. Brown, Ella q, Brown, Der
trude T.. Brown, and Ameri, @ Brown.
DENNIS DWYER,
June 10, 1867 -dltawtt Probate Judge.
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ID. y. POTTLE.
Horse iShoeinR Shop,

COR. ST. CLAIR AND THIRD ST., DAYTON, .
Having established my shop at the above locG-
tion, VIII give particular attention 10 shOeinK
horses that Interfere or are roubled with quarter
orAcks and iTont cracks, and 'knOcking Guar
Tsntee satisfaction on all work, Charges reason, /,
able apreo, 'o7.lsm
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
ar GOVERNMENT +u3 %

RssoiDed, That the several States composing the
United States, are not united on the principle OF
ment, but that by compact, under the style aud
title Of Constitution OF the United states, and OF
amendments thereto they constituted General
Government. for special purposes-delegated TO
that Government certain definite powers, reserv-
lpg, each State 20 itself the residuary mass OF
right 70 theif self government; aud tnat when
ever the General Government assumes uudelega.
ted power, its acts are unauthortative, void, and
OF no force; That to this compact each State nc
coded as State, and IL an integral party, its CO.
states forming, as 70 Itself the other party that
the Government created BY this compact was not
made tho exclusive OF final Judge OF the extent o
the powers delegated TO itself, since that would
have made its discretion, and not the Constitution
the me sure Of its p1wersi but that as in all
Other cases OF COMPACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
80 COMMON JUDGE, EACH PARTY HAS AN EQUAL
HTGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, AS WELL OF INFRAO.
TIoEs As OF THE MODE AND MEASURE OF REDREss.-
q4s First Reafs0kg RsseisstoB Of l7sa rlr7
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MAD RIVER ICE.
LEGAL NOTICE.

ISRAEL GILBERT, who resides in the State
Il OF Indiana, and Isaac Gilbert, who resides in
the state OF Maryland, win take notice that Geo,
w. Meyer. AdmtuistratoT Of the estate OF Isaac
Gilbert, deceased, on the - day of June, A. ~.
1887 fled 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 a. Il the
charges Of administering his estate; that he died
seized in lee simple OF the following real estate,
situate In said county, to-wit Being tie south
part OF the northeaSt quarter Of section fourteen
1G, township four ~, range Nur a., east, and
bounded as followsi beginning at the southwest
corner Of said quarter. and running thence with
the south line OF said quarter north S4k deg
east l0T 10 poles to the southeast corner OF said
quarter; thence with the section line north deg
west % S6-l0o poles to q stake; thence south 81
deg, west 1877 $40 poles 70 stake the west line
Of said quarter thence south 22 deg east 20 ss 100
poles 70 the place OF beginning containing twenty
Aores. And that Julian Gilbert, as widow of said
deeedent. is entitled to dover In said premises
The prayer Of said petition q for the assignment
OF dover TO the said Jui Gilbert, and for sals
Of said premises, subject to such dover estate Tor
the payment oi the debts and charges aforesaid
Stld petition will be for hearing on the eth day
Of July, 1851 as soon thereafter leave can be
Obtained. GEO. w. MOIER
Adminlsi rator OF Isaac Gilbert, deed.
JuReT-dltwAt-A0
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STRAYED.

ENROM the subscriber living south Of Dayton in
II the building known as the Hospital Building,
two milk cows-oneef thea entirely white both
Of the horns dropping but one considerably lower
forward, Boti ffeshy A hberil reward will be
paid for tnfofmaeion leading 70 their return 70
Junsl7, SI'daF gV SAMUEL HARLAN o.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
washington News and Gossip.

WASHINGT0N, j une lS,-HOn. l.. ID. Camp
bell, Minister to Mexico, has rendered his
resignation as such officer, for the reason
that he don't feel inclined to follow the in
structions recently sent from the State De-
partment. His resignation is accepted, but
10 successor has been appointed. HIS late
Instructions were, In effect, TO proceed from
New Orleans to Mexico, hunt up President
Juarez, II he could, stay with him In his
peregrinations, and save Maximillan.
The HeraIds special says Secretary Sew
ard rendered the Mexican mission to Gen.
Steedman, to proceed there at once. Tie
General declined, owing to the condition
of his private affairs. "H
The Herdid'S New Orleans special says
Minister Campbell declines stating what
has transpired between the State Depart
ment and ifimself; but feels assured the
people will sustain him in the position
he has taken, when the records are pub
lished.
An official order has been made at Quere-
tarO, where they are confined, for the trial
of Macmillan and his Generals, Miramon
and Meiia.
The Surratt trial opened again. Sergeant
| Dye recalled--repeating the testimony Civ
Ell yesterday--thath he saw Surratt Just pre-
vious to the murder; could not be mis-
taken, &c.
Daniel G! Reid swcre he had known the
prisoner from quite boy, and saw him OH
| PENNSYLVANIA Avenue at half past two ofthe
day of ASSASSINATION.
have had nodding or bowing acouaiu-
tance with the prisoner. As he passed
there was recognition by both. His
dress on that occasion attracted INV atten-
tion. gELtEa.l W ICG
Susan Allen Jackson tcolored) testified
that Surratt was at his mothers house. in
Washington. on the fatal evening. and iden-
tilted the prisoner had never seen him be
fore that time or since, till last week. when
he was brought into Court.
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9iea.

HARDFUNG--on Tuesday night, 18th mat, at
19k o'elosk, Nrs. r. tasa.uns' si''sr-in-'a" VI
Funeral services on I. .Nursday afternoon, at
O'Clock, at the German Lutheran tst' PAuis)
Church, short English sen vices at the h0use)
Wayne street Ihtermeut--w oodiand Cemetery'
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
$3.50 or COURT

OF COURT.
A Nae LIasls HoSss for a IdHaRy Ia 1adisOs Tbso3.
AAtp,
ON MONDAY the nrst day OF July, A D. 1851,
" At o'clock In the afternoon ON the premises
will be sold 70 the highest bidder, the following
real estate ~ the property Of Jacob WdmAhn
deceased, to.wit. Situate 10 the County of Mont
komery, and stats OF Ohio, being part o! section
u. In Township ., Range 4 cast &e., bounded BY
beginning At the northeast corner OF the southeast
quarter OF said section, and running from thence
with the ssction llne S. degs. r. 10 chains 60 u
stone thence s. 90 dsss W, 10 chains 20 stone in
the north line 0f said quarter section thence with
said north line s. deRs. 4 10 chains TO the place
o. beginning, containing ten 40 acres, 10 be sold
fFas 0 d0teSr. Said property was appraised fee
Tof dover at f ,i00 End caun0t sell Tor less than
tWo-thirds thereof
TERMS-One third OF the purchase money 20 ba
paid cash on the day OF sale, third In one and
one third In two years thereafter; deferred pay-
nsnts 10 bear interest aud TO be secured by mort.
JACKSON MoNELLY,
Administrator Of the estate Of Jacob Widm anu,
deceased.
ADAM CLAY, Att'y. Junee 1887. wts
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NOTICE.

TIME undersigned has been appointed and quail
Il fed by the Probate Cour sof NJ ont tgOmeTy eoun.
", Ohio, Executor upon the estate ofJames Brooks
late o. said County, deceased Those knowing
settle with said Executor, and those HAVING
claims against said estate will present them fol
allowance. JEFFERsON A. WALTERs,
May 50, ieoT.dSt wst.'ss ExecutoE.
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NOTICE.

HAYING sold my entire stock Of Drugs, &c, No,
Ii 255, Third street, TO kelsO a Bennett, both
well known business men, and competent drug
gists The community who tavor them with thei r
custom need have no fears but that they VIII be
fahly and honestly dealt with.
June II, 1851. j. A. WALTERS.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented 10 the Commissioners Of MontgOm- =
cry iounty, Ohio, at their session on the hrst
Monday in July, 1857, petition, the object and
prayer of which will be 10 procure the appoint
ment Of Commissioners 10 lay out and establiAh .
free turnpike road, as follows; Beginning on
George Emrck's corner, lying At or near the mid
die OF the east boundary line Of the northeast
quarter OF section 70. township a. Tangs6 n. n
MiAmi Township, Mont tgomery County, ohio run
ning thence north TO AlexAnderSyllle village in
said township, by grading. bridging aad improv-
ing the county road running frOm the aNld km-
rtek's corner to the said village q AlexAndsrs.
Vile MANY PETITIONERS.
June 8, '6T dit -w4tsss Hl.
WOODLAND CEMETERY Notice Is here
w by given that no persons, excepting lot
owners and their families, and those attsndln 4
funerals will be admitted 70 Woodland Cemetery
ON Sundays. The large number visiting the
grounds on that day, and the complaints OF disOr-
der and Injury 20 'dowers and shrubbeTy, NJ AXE
this rule necessary Tickets af admission will be
furnished lot owners on application % the super
intendent at the gate, r.
J3ncS. div RoB'T W STEELE, Prest
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is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, hoaTseness
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Congh.
Consumption, Bronchitis anu Group
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs
healing, softening, and expectolating, an
particularly suitable for all affections ofth y
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. lanS
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Democratic State Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.

.. FOR GovERNoR.
g. ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: l
DANIEL s. UHI., of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. c. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN McELWEE, of Butler.
a1s FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL;
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox,
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
VIM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBDT9 works:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahoga.
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NOTICE OF CoPARTNERsHIP

The undersigned having purchased the entire
stock Of Drugs, &c, of DIR j. A. Walters No. 26S,
Third str ct will continue the business ut the old
stand, 50 long and rayorably known, We expect
by close attention 10 and selling first class
goods only, to meet liberal share OF public pat
ronaEe. BELSO u BENNETT.
June II, 'e7-d1w wSta1
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aJfM advertisements.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FIVE
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND.

THE undersigned, Adtnlnistrator Of the estate
Il OF Bar holOmew Booher, deceased, will O1er for
sale on saturday, June ~ 1887, commencing at 10
O'Clock 6reDoon, on the old farm Of Bartholomew
BoOher, deceased now occupied by John Rgop,
eight (S) miles north Of Dayton, on tbs old Troy
pike and on the east side Of the Miami river.
Fret Trdct-COntaining l0sk acres, lying on the
Miami river some four miles north OF Dayton, in
Harrison township, east OF David BeArdshear's
this Is the best OF bottom lands, under good cult-
vation good brick dwelling house, frame barn and
other outbouses are all In good repair There Is a
well OF water At the house and one at the barn,
Second Tdot-Deing the old homestead Of the
late Bartholomew BOOher, deed, containing one
hundr Il and sixty-twO and twelve one. hundredth
acres more or less. This tract is in good cutivH-
ton land Is good and the best and most valuable
Of poplar timber, the best in the county the tlIn-
ber win more than pay for the land and othcr
valuable timber Is on the place. There Is good
farm barn, house aud ontbuilhings on this tract
there is a good spring Of water on this place;
-1Atrd Trdeg-LyinE Just east OF the old home-
stead oil bartholomew Booher, deceased, contain
ing ninety -oae and sixty one-hundredths acres.
(9l 60-l00) About one-hRlf of this tract is under
cultivation, the balance has good tlmberj some
valuable poplar timber. There 10 a good barn,
and 1rst rate good orchard Of young bearing fruit
trees, with well OF good water.
about two miles north of the old homestead OF
Bartholomew Boohei deceased, and on the Ma
tional road, which isnow being piked. This tract
tracts OF 8OA acres each. There are two good
dwelling houses, two good barns, and two good
wells of water on this piece well situated Tor
either tracts good orchard on each piece geod
| timber land on each piece. The land Is goJd aud
produces veil. .... .......
Term Of SUE One third cash in hand on day OF
sale one-third In one and 0ne-thtrd In two years
from day Of sale deferred payments to bear six
The premises. LEWIS NEFF,
Administrator de bonlq non with the win annexed
of Bartholomew Boohrr, deceased.
j. H. BAGaoTT, Attorney.
MaySO. .dlaw&w3tts-Th ..
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Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
a iate relief, and effects permanent cure
Try, it directly. 1t is warranted to cure.
For sale BY all Druggists at SO cts. per
hottie ...l.. 90.