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New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
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ARRIVED.
s,S Psa toiPSaSd DaS MatsHas days sugar. he
Bark Sir GsotS seymou, ,et Bemoda Waiting G days with
Bark Pas Bdle Of Bel,e uon diz, With logvoOd
S b.s Sn Is,y Francis sa al aa pRs Baa c. s.r peanuts
D.nSS bark Ebn Rio JanerO ds with coffee to Punch
Bug sae Star tof New Haven't Foster BarasOe is days with
wolasses, nc 70 Bishop Bros Let no vessel. nj ., 49,
with ogwoo1 coffee &C. to Beekea Co. Left brig Cyclone, for
DI,y Rg q ' REYNOLDS tof s. Johns b. Dick Arroyo p r. e
vh and moas to jed Faye 1CO Has bad very heavy
Brig Acadia Coi LvepOoD Hicks Trinidad Port SPAN, rs days With
Rrs Marguerite wiev ~ and from days; with oof
fee ogroOd &c 70 R S Murray s, m 'd heavy weather and lost 'O
Big Spoet @ BS;Ssl Tracey SequAScs s r. ~ day: hs1 Nth
SeGr Roen r NexYoE day schr Harry and AIer do IN
days and brig hay P1mmsy DO II & day' Palermo ps, % with %
&c. 70 C. G. Duncan Passed Gibraltar Feb Had heavy WsW gales
% ne Sn as1 and w the main
stsya from botope From lat Is % 80 had very violent sqa1
April lat 81 10 long e 2s spoke brig r Towns land from & New
M @ 49, 81 dng 20 2s picked up 4foot aTboat up painted
gree" and top SS % SfS a5, n' e Se s. sn
Sf sSbT B. B. wafns Ior.e6 sa1a1HaS days rice
ScRr C. Foster wict Tampa Bay e days with cedar to
Ssir Atlantic cBr LoeIhart Windsor s. 10 days with potatoes
ser Jessie Jones ts K LANCE Ponce Pr R. Il days with
s Ada St John B Beilea CadeDas "A day, with
&C. 70 A. Smthers Go. nA
T scl s s heSsI S SSn ia%a aS5s for %
Sebr. WIN. sutton Lee. York River.
Schr MARY A. Merritt, Fall River
Schr. b. Hart, Denton, New Orleans
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Pun ApRLPn April 8-Aiyed steamship Poponu from Liver
pool Ellen Adele from sombeo; bng OroaN IRON mAtaas
b. Fasom, from Trinidad Moses Psen from CsrdenaS -
oow shp Monsoon Liverpool; bark Tempa from ta1'na
Cummings SAP Francisco Spoke the lIhi Oh Aef
as shin Montebelo from Newt Orleans 6T Liverpool =,
FoRTKEss MONROE April 9fhe pilot boat haa makes ne 4
ng report boarded this the Chesapeake Bay be
John Callao, eagoes
and Romance
more ber anchors and chains duTDg
a gale =, ,u. mn
CuaRLRs1oy s. c. Apnl a-Arryed-seamship Alliance Phia
delpb. bar Cscr Havana: Hatch Richmond ship Gaiena
New YORK sae-sch Warning Newport sch Meuo"s, NeSfork
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
METROPOLITAN BOARD or HEALTH


The Board of Health held their regular meeting
Yesterday afternoon President Schultz in the char Dr.
stone from the Sanitary Committee reported the sub
iret Of vaccination and offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
s5 tbr Ssn'srr Superintendent tAororgl Sanitary
inspection he of s tie Common School
inspection. from esch pupil
n~icsl vaccination which hcate sail
shall cnuteT,gu only after having vrhi The W
and thst f Of ese Inspections laid be
early site possible aer the completion o Tie
complaint was received from the property owners
Elcvenlaye.. between FlftysecOnd and F1nyfnhsts.,
complaining that the Hudson River Railroad Company
for the past three months had been dschdtgng loads
Of hogs Oh the avenue thereby leaving the streets
disgusting and filthy condition. the stencil from which
was intOleIable Referred 10 the Sanitary superIn-
tcndent \ communication was received from
the Trustees OF the Bceknan Hill VI. j.. Church,
protesting against the locating Of the pro
posed AbattOr IN Fiftcth-si., winch was referred 10
nj the last meeting. Mr. Simeon ID. MOulton and David
scott with committee Oi gentlemen representing the
citizens of the Nineteenth Ward appeared before the
ahattor referred Aftg considerable discussion Mr.
schultz stated that IL but right that the other SIDE
should have "A hearing; he wanted 10 see iar stand up
fight With view giving all parties an opportunity
he heard, Dr. Stone moved that the Board meet on
Monday al o'clock j. which motion adopted.
Mr. Schultz offered the following resolution which was
adopted:
Board jurisdiction every sub,t to which It's authority
should possible COnieued bg uniform provisions and
al exceptions qualifications espeS that relate TO such m
subjects markets es driving alike injurious TO the
efficiency 81 Tue Board aud 10 the Interests Of The public
The Board adjourned 10 meet ON Monday next at 3
M 10 IN.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

PEasoNAL-Th II. Clay, son Of Henry Clay,
United Minister Resident at Honduras arrived
by the Santiago de Cuba yesterday and IA stopping at
Sweeny's Hotel Gov. Burnside OF Rhode Island the Hon
4. II. Iafn. VI. C., Herkmer, ~ Y; 4. $. BIommdieu,
President Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
and the Hon A. NJ. Sherman Newburgh, are at the Fifth
ave Hotel. GOV. DenuisOn Of Ohio; tho Hon. r. II,
Bridges North Carolina and the Hon. j. Bridges Al
lentown are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Mr. and Mrs. W.
]. Florence are NJ the Metropolitan Hotel. The Hon.
Isaac buchanan Canada and the Hon. ]. B. Guthrie,
Washington at the BrevOOrt House. James Mcenry,
esq, London is at the Clarendon Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

IMPARTIAL SuFFRAGF.-A lecture was last evening
delivered at the African Civilization building In Deanst
near Troy.aye Brooklyn, by Sergeant William H. Carney
of tbe 5ith Massachusetts (COlored) Regiment The
sneaker took for his subject: DEMONSTRATION, and tho
B0ht of Suffrage" and advocated the rights Of the col
ored race 10 the eecy franchise claiming that they had
nnrcbased that right by their action in the late war The
sabjcct Of "JieeVnsuctOD" WAS but DglUy tOpeheu
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
TIL E
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
T E A C @ nj P A NY .
ESTABLISHED 1851.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE

The Propeo became fully convinced several yes ago tb. eo
VI Tea and Coffee paying many large profits
these articles Of every day consumption and therefore ord T1Is
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY do away as far possible
With these npon Couume and to uppy .
with these necesa6es Al the smallest possible price
To give readers idea Of the profits have been mad. IN the
Tea trade We will start with the American houses leaving oct Of the m
entirely the psca,s Of the Chinese factors
h The American House In China Japan makes large n,os. A,
their sales hpnentsad richest retired merchant. IN
this country have made their fortunes through their b,, in
China
ID The Banker makes large profits upon foreign exchange u.,d in
the purchase Of TeaL
3D. The Importer profit per in many eA
4h On its arrival here sold by cargo Purchaser ...,
to the Spectator invoices Of 900 to 200 packages average
profit Of about 10 per
5 The Spectator sells Dealer IN rres At
profit Of 10 10 IS per cent
9Th The Wholesale Dealer Wholesale Grocer IN lots
to suit his trade, at profit Of about 10 per cent
1h The Wholesale Grocer sells Retail prosi OF
Is to Is per cent
9Th The Retailer sells the Consumer profit IT.
when you added hight profits as many bFoEeras
carriages oge cOopege. original cost othe
Tea viii be perceived what the consumer TO pay And now w
propose 20 show why sell very other dealers
We propose TO do with all these various profits and bokerages
carriages stog cocpersges and exception
commission paid for purchasing correspondents China Jpsr
earge, and small profit Oursees-whieb large sales
viii amply pay
Parties getting may eOusdcny rely upon getting
and esh they direct ou tie CstomoOse
warehouses
The Company contnne to sell at the following prices;
OOLONG. (Blaek) go, 20, SO, 30, best 81 p N.
MIXED Green and Black 90, TO- 80, 80, best 81 p n
ENGLISH BREAKFAsT, 20, 50, 9O 81, 81 10, best 81 26
PB.
IMPERIAL tGreep) 20, so, 90, 81 81 10, best 81 25 ~
YOUNG YsON GeeD) 20, So 30, 81, 81 10, best 81 20
pm.
USCOLORED JAPAN. 80, 81, 81 TO- best 81 25 p 10.
GUgP0wDER, 81 25, best 81 so y n.
C0FFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE 2oc 25c aOc 3Sc per pound
saloons boarding keepers and families who large quaint
Of Coffee economic that article by using FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE, which sell the los pho
Of zoe per pound and warrant to give perfect satisfaction
from 5Oc 81 per pornd by purchasing bd
Teas Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos 81 and 80 vEsEyST.
No $40 BROADWAY, corner Bleeekers.
No 46I BIGHTH-AvB., corner Thirty yiourthst.
No 299 SPRING ST, between Hudson and Csesnwehs ss
No 2O5 FULToN.sT.. BROOKLYN, corner ConcOrdst
No I33 GRANDST. WILLIAMSBUBGB.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

THE NEW USIoS LEAGUE Charlottesville plan
adopted by the Union League Club for the erection OF
new clubhouse contempates the raising by subscription
OF fund Of 100000 To be secured by first mortgage
the property and improvements OF the Club The bonds
made payable I'm Is years with interest at per cent,
and I'm order 10 enable members Of restricted means 10
participate In the subscription, twOffths OF the amount
Of the bonds ore 60 each for $500 The remainder will
be of the denomination OF 81 600 The trustees Of the
mortgage to be elected from among the subscribers TO
loan, and q committee OF five, OF which Mr. Jackson
Schultz has appointed chairman, charged with
whole business Of buying property and constructing
or improving a suitable house.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.
The Commissioners OF Public Charities aud Correction
met at their office No Bondst, yesterday afternoon
Present Mossrs Bowen Nicholson Bell and Brennan.
The usual routine business transacted ArepOrt was
received from the superintendent OF Outdoor Poor in
reference 20 the Of certain shpwrecked Texans,
staying az Collnss Hotel In this city, who have been
been previously mentoneD. The Superintendent found
that their wants had been temporarily supplied by private
charity should any further need occur, it will be
attended 10 y the proper authorities Messrs. Brennan
and Nicholson appointed Committee 10 Investigate
and report upon the destruction by fire OF store house
aud contents Backwelrs Island on the sth inst. MT
Renwic requested 20 submit TO the Commissioners
DESTROYED
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A temperance meeting
was held last night at the hall corner Of SecOndave and
Tweuty.thirdst 10 well attended and considerable
enthusiasm exhibited In the cause, and the feeling was
freely expressed hy the audience I'm leaving that the
times demand thorough organization ana effective
efforts 20 suppress ;hc growing evil Of Itemperance
especially among young men.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

ADDRESS ny Col W. II. RoBERTs-COl. William
H. Roboyts, President Of the Fenian brotherhood, viii
deliver a lecture before that body on the evening OF
Thursday May a the Cooper Institute. the title Of the
subject chosen by him being The Freedom Of Ireland
Indispensable 90 Universal Liberty" Is expected that
President Roberts viii. this occasion, take strong
grounds favor Of universal freedom and franchise TO all
RAJ nd
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
THE
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK N L.
THE
NEWARK, N. j.

topGA AyIzEp IN 1S45I ICHARTER PERPETUAL J
Having p losses members amounting So
ard declared in dividend. to the living Of s6002,S39 with
assets well secured amounting OOO, ,OO0 has deed
it. TWENTIETH annual dividend, being so per cent
continues to issue al Of Life Policies at the ls"es' rates con
sten with perec, security the members Its Distinguishing FEATURES
are economy in expenditure and care in is management
pAys no stockholders the Of capital no bonuses or e0n@
sion. to onees and nmoder.,e compensation TO asens
Ants Directors attend rs meetings and IL e0nmees h'
, .eed 80 a. to sound hvs It's eareiOlin
adjusting loses ard prompt in payment
1t, nds are With regard security DeVer ha'ardns prDepa
m ,,,, hep,, il has p.,e. lo.t dollar en- Investments Amer
paving os.e. and expenses and ens the value Of all outstanding
poc,, has dodys made d""a11 dividend d return peAu"'
the members ard paid them when doe.
n.a MUTUAL BENEFIT" Company having but class Of mem
hers al Life policies, both new DID, sharing equally iD the annual
division ofsurpla receiving dividend every premium paid
endeavors in brief respects faithful Trustee for ,bs
membe Having for oyy twenty pursued this proposes
10 continue 1t in the future and advantages a. ~bO desire
insure II a Company conducted.
LEWIS g. GROVER, PRESIDENT
EDWARD STRONG Secretary BRSJ C MILLER Wee President
ALEX II. JOHNSON CASHIER AMI DODD, Mathematician.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
JOSEPH B. JACKSON ND. GABRIEL GRANT, NJ D..
EDGAR HOLDEN NJ D. Pc. SMELLING, MD.
DIRECTORS
LEWIS C. GROVER JOHN R. wEEEs,
HENRY McFARLAN, NEHEMIAH PERM
CHARLES S. MACKSET, EDWARD A. sTkoNG,
$ SMILING JOSIAH o. LOW.
RANDALL II. GREENE, JOSEPH HALShf'
H FRoTHINGHAM, BENZ C. MILLER
NETWORK OFFICE, No. I37 BROADWAY.
SAMUEL II. LLOYD, AGENT.
Hour, for Medical Elimination ofee, daily from II I'll bali
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

SOUTHERN RELIEF CONnnssrON.-Yesterday the
Commission received communication from Speaker
COfax ntnaug that he should have pleasure In ectur
ING reIt month the city behalf Of the relief fund
About 1900 bushels Of out to-day 10 Mobile by
the Charles Bayliss and Adelaide EllwoOd. DIR. Bright
the Secretary IL at Washington concerning
the distribution " the Government grant.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

RAILWAY PoSrOFFICEs.-On Monday next two
postal distributing will leave this city daily upon
the Erie Railway, az and $3.50 D. III. These cars
win distribute and take up mails 1T way sta ons as well
Is a the ones where stOppages are made.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
ILnnouuesneniIl

The Hat question is one of many heads, Dut
question about the Halter KNOX No 22 Broadway corner
Of Fulton and No SO Broadway Prescott House who
Offers his elegant Spring style Of dreis Ars for gentlemen inc m
peor excellence which places beyond rivalry at the very bead and
front " fashion.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

PUBLIC DRINKING FoUNTMNs.--lt is in conem-
plation less than I2j public drinking fountains
the city during tho present beside number Of
fountains fitted for supplying dogs and other small
animals with water well ms human beings, which will
be erected by society," for the Prevention Of Cruelty
Animals.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

NEW YORK ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
OF SCIENCE AND ARA paper from DR.. +. :. Holden, on
California and her Resources" will be read also. paper
on the subject OF the North West Passage" before
ton Of the Association az their rooms Cooper Institute,
this evening. Admission free.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

TIE STEAMSHIP HAvANA.-The Havana, which
was newly furnished and elegantly fitted up TO run be-
tween this port and avro for the Paris Exposition,
Yesterday Withdrawn from the line for want of ade
quae complement Of passengers and cargo She was 20
have taken nrsclass passengers only and was to have
carried out an orchestra.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

BOARD or CoUNCuAIEN.-This Board held no
meeting yesterday afternoon quorum not appearing at
roca and the President declared the Board adjourned
10 Monday afternoon next, at . o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
CITY ITEMS.

TIE STEAMSHIP GREAT EAsTERN.-A dispatch from
Sandy says the steamship Great Eastern cleared
the bar at clio o'clock on Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

PYIE's O. X. SoAP-Hard, and not liable to lmPrn-
tebt waste u recommend, tseh Tyt sOld% gV'sH'"''
Depot Nv ~ WssllngtoHIt
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
the TCRE.
Union COURSE.

UNION COURSE
Winter having taken his departure, and fine Spring
weather having established ITSELF patrons oi the turf
again resort TO their JavOrite amusement.
The Union Course has long been popular place OF
sort FOR all the admirers Of fast horses for the that
il is easy OF access approached by excellent roads and
Just such distance from the metropolis gentleman
would select for his afternoon ride; and yesterday the
best condition., a
people visited the Course Although of horses
entered could be considered irStctss still they sui.
fcenty good 10 elicit much interest In their contest as
slow may he indeed quite enOyab fast one,
If the struggle Is close.
Thu7.i,v Apr H. la6Puse Of So mile heats harness,
d. Piier entered b. ...............l
". VI. Mann entered Kitiy Clyde.............
:. Boae euteed b. Farmer.
J MeCabe entered b. e MoBshaa Raugst........... Dir
". Wh-lzu entered D. e. Brunette. DR.
First Heai.The betting before the start was abOnt
evenly divided. ON the start all the horses got away
almost 10 the when he was passed by MOntgOmry
the last. This heat very closely contested Far
mcr Tor green horse, doing prodigieS. Time, EIs.
SfcJHd Henf.--rhe betting was ana tO ON
Mont g0mery The mare got the lead a. starting which
she retained almost the end when she passed by
ontgOmery and coared ny Farmer; however, both tho
bays broke before getting 10 The score the heat was
given 10 me mare Time, 2:Jpt
ThTd HedL-Ihe betting stood nearly the same as in
the previous heat The again got of with the lead
both OF tho others breaking near The turn. The little
made gallant effort 10 keep the front but the
home stretch close 10 the finish Montgomery oyerhaued
her and won the heat 10y head aud neck. Time 2:3lt
Fourth Hedtkty aud tgoncry alone came TO the
pof for this neat, both got off well together gray
itte IN front however She broke tbefOre reaching fhe
ouarer when the bay passed her. but the little nare
had recovered her place, and lead almost 10 The start
when Pfifer's superior driving landed Montgomery
victor. Tune, 1858.
Eett week the trottlng season will he fully inaupu.
rated several fbe RACES taking place each 0f the
eV'pEcs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

- and the lecturer closed with an eloquent eulogy
upv; '-fe President Abraham Lincoln The audience
on the i.,
smalI ------
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

THE CAsR BFpoRE TuE CRIMINAL CCURT-COUFsTI FOR
DEPENsR ASK TIE COURT TO FIX A DAY FOR fdAL
.,a-.,. ..rIlr1 r1nllr rhlrn
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

The Montauk Iron and Steel Co. are again about
starting their works which have been idle for long
time These works situated in Mott Haven near the
hridQe of the Harlem Railroad Co. Mr.. VIM. Rider has
been elected President; Joseph Yates, superintendent
aud Mr. Cheever Treasurer Mr. Yates has taken charge
and has already set men at work This establishment
will give employment TO large number Of men.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

nc 10 inquire into the death Of Henry lIenning the Ger
man grocer who was accidentally found PROSTATE and
unconscious his a. tho corner Of BIOomc and
Iaurcus->s. late Wednesday evening Of last week.
He suffered conclusion and compression of the
brain. eau sed by blow tic LEFT side Oi the head, ap
pareIifly inflicted with = cart wug which found.
spotted with blood, near his body; and he fingered
n an iuSeusible condition for five days Tie Cor
oncrs inducst sheds no further Icht on the mur-
der, and q verdict was rendered that the deceased
came 10 his death a. the hands Of party parties I'M
kuOwu aud q Recommendation j. made that tie MAY
nl-c- I.Marl fnr the nnnrnhemaI0n nl Dc gM-llN-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-22
DIR. & co.

i RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, at the Cincinnati LOCK MS
pital, 23O Walnut street, between rum ana SiNi
up stairs, WITHOUT the use OF Mercury, 10
OF time, or change Of diet.
Or. STEVENS, by special study and experience
in the hospitals Of baltimore, London ana Faris, II
enabled to guarantee "A cure IN the most comp
Gated cases. Recent cases Of GOnOrrhcaur Sypl
cured in u few days, without change Ol dlet,
hiudrance from business. secondary syphilis IN
last vestige-oradicatCd without the use oI hC
Cury.
victims of self abuse and excessive yenery, ~
fering from Spermatorrhea, and loss OF physiC
and mental pow er, Indigestion or Constipation
Aruptions, Nervous Coughs, Hypochondris, Ac
are treated for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, aH
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake N
effects for the causes of the evil, ana thus MI
ply both.
Married men, and those contemplating mArrii .
should restore yigOr 10 their bodies ana minds, q
they entail misery and disease upon those Of TIT
posJcrity.
Diseases peculiar TO females Treated. a CT
guaranteed In all cases. Persons AT % distan
| promptly cured, by addressing, with statement (
case, On. SrENENS ~ co, 23O Malnnut betWCCE
9th and 9Th streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ONCE hours from & a. Nj, to5 +. NJ Sunday TO
IL A. M. decb-lyd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-22

Druggists
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-22
SHERIEF'S SALE OF FINE TIMBER
LAND.


}. W. splitter, ct nj, vs. Jacob Splitter, ct al. ON
Partition. superior Court. Case ai3s.
4 obedience to the order of Partition, issued by
/ the superior Court of Montgomery County,
Ohio, I WIN offer ut public sale, ON
Saturday, March 10, 1857,
Al two O'Clock P. Nj, 1t the door of The Court
House, In Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, the
following described real estate3
Being the northeast quarter Of section thirty
three (3l in township i've %, range Ave %, east,
&c, all the lines OF saidquaTtOr, being a variation
of five degrees to the lett, aud measuring rs fol.
lows: The south boundary line from the center
of said section, being one hundred and siXty-twO
poles; the east boundary line being one hundred
and tlity-nine and One-half poles; the north
boundary line being one hundred and siXty-onc
and Onc-half poles, marked on the ground. con
tanning one hundred and siNty-One and Onc-half
acres more or less; subject, however, to the tract
OF = acres oGt Of the northeast corner heretofore
conveyed for a church, which Is described as fol-
lows:
beginning at the northeast corner and running
west IL rods; thence south 10 rods; thence east IL
rods thence north 10 rods. said real estate has rs
acres OF the best timber in the county, suitable for
building purposes, and also has a good twO-stOry
brick dwelling and q frame tenant house, barn
and all other necessary out-huildings, and Is situa-
ted eight miles from Dayton, on the Salem Road.
and near the Salem Pike, Said farm has been ap,
praised at ST4 per acre, and Gan not sell for less
than two-thlrds the appraised value thereof free
TERMS or SALE-Oue-third cash on day of
sale; o%ne-third In one year, and one-third In two
years from date OF sale. Deferred payments to
bear interest and 10 be secured by mortgage on
said premises, O. &. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
3. NJ. SULLIVAN Attorney, Feb %, '6T- WITS
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-22
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio
No. 1909.

superior Court Of Montgomery County, ohio.
No. 1868.
Levi Tihbs, Catharine Tihbs, and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by William Falkner, their
Guardian,
John WeyhriEht, Daniel MGybright, Joseph Wey-
bright, Benjamin Neybright Jacob WeyDright
samuel Weybright, Elizabeth Weybright, EliZ-
ubcth MengCr, samuel Nenger, sarah Puter-
haugh, George Putcrhaugh, Amanda Oldwine,
Daniel Oldwinc, Elizabeth Bowman and John
Bowman.
/ Daniel Weybright, Joseph Weybright, Benja-
min Weyhrlght, and Elizabeth Woybright, OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, Jacob Meybright, Eliz-
abeth Wcnger, samuel W enger, of Miami county,
Ohio, samuel Weybright, sarah Puterbaugh,
George PutereaughJ Amanda Uldwine, Daniel
Oldwine, Elizabeth Bowman and John Bowman,
of DdrkC county, ono.
You will take notice that u petition was filed
against you ON the 18th day of March, 1857, in the
Superior Court of Montgomery county, Ohio, by
Davis Jones, by William talkner, their Guardian,
and h. now pending, wherein the haii Levi Ilbbs,
katharine Tibbs, and Joseph Jones and Davis
Jones. by William Falkner, Guardian, demand
late In the county of Montgomery and state OF
ohio, to.Wit: The nOrthwes quarter Of section
fifteen u.s.. Of township i've o., and range i've o.
east, containing one hundred and sixty acres OF
lMld, more or lesN and that at the next term Of
said Court, the said Levi Ylbbs, Catharine rbbs
and Joseph Jones and Davis Jones, by william
Fulkner, their Guardian, Will apply for AN order
that partition may be made Of said premises.
CArHARTNE TIBBS,
WILLIAM FALkNER, Guardian Of
JOSEF JONES and
DAVIS JONES.
ID. t.. MEEKER and ADAM CLAY, Attorneys.
March 20, 15G7-dlwG-2e