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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-03
MARRIED.

On Thursday the 18th ult., at the NJ E. Church.
South, in this place, by the; Rev. ]. W. Tongue,
Mr.. GEORGE J. M0RELAND to Miss MAR.
GAHET q HALEY, SOth Of jefferson.
M In the PcesoyteEian Church of shepherdstOwn, on
Campbell, T FRANK RAY, Esq, OF New York
City: formerly Of Shepherdstown, to Miss HAIR
RET E. WARNER, OF that place.
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GREAT MATCH SALE.

on THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giving every Patron Handsome and Reliable IPateh
for the LOto Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
AND NOT BE
Paid for Unless Perfectly SatiSfa Glory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches Srz5O to $50
100 Ma gic Cased Gold Watches 200 to B
100 Ladies' Watches, cnameIed 100 to 800
300 Gold Hunting ChrOnOIHeter do. $50 to 800
200 Gold Hunting English Levers 300 to $50
500 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches $50 to $50
sou q old Hunting Anne .ican " aIChes leo to $50
800 silver Hunting Levers 81 to $50
900 Silver Hunting DuplcXes rs to 25O
SOU Gnld Ladies' Watches g. to $50
1000 Cola Hunting LaPInes SOTO 75
l,OOO miscellaneous Watches bO to IOO
2,5UO Huutin. Silver Watches % to 90
300 Assorted Watches, all kinds ~ to rs
o. Every patron obtains a watch by this arrange
ment,c sting but SIO, while il may be worth $50.
n Partially shown.
Messrs Hill, Porter & CO., and ( Dey street,
New York City, wi 10 Immediately dispose Of the
above gnificcEt stock. Certificates, naming the
articles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and well
mixed. Holders entitled to the articles named
their certificate, up payment of $ lls whether
II be a watch worth $3.50 or less. Tie return Of
any Of certificates entities you to the article
worth. and as no article valued less than $40 is
named on any certificate, 1t will at once be seen
that this is
No Lottery, but straight ortcard legitimate Trans
action, Irhich may be participated IN eUeR
by lie most CIStidiOuS.
single certificate will be by mail, post paid,
upon receipt Of % cents, five Tor s eleven for S2
thirty-three aLd an elegant premium for 5 10,
hundred aud a most superb watch for SIS. To
agents or Those seeking employment this - rare
opportunity. II Is a l9gitimately conducted bust
ness. duly authorized by the government, and open
to the most careful scrutiny. TRV 1T.
HILL, PORTER l. CO,
August %, lS67-4m. land 4 Dey ST., N.Y
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.
SHOE.FINDINGS AND LEATHER,

BANTZ Il WACHTER,
HAVE opened. in connection with their Tannerv.
IL LEATHER SHOE-FINDING STORE,
At No. 81, West Patrick street,
CBELOw BARTGIs' HoTEL,t
FREDERICK CITY, BIA RYLAND,
where they will keep on hand n generaIassortInent
of LEATHER and SHOE-FINDINGS, such a.
HemIuck Sole Oak Sole,
Calf, Kip, Upper Sheep, French Cali,
Harness, Bride, SkiTting a nd AiOrocco:
Innings, Binding, Lasts, Boot Trees,
CTimPing Boards, Shoe ia miners = nd knives,
Brstles, Thread, Tacks, Wax,
and in fact everything shoe mn ufactuver NAV
want in his business, which will sell as ch.an
Hs can be bought in any city. Purchasers will do
we'll TO call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
GJ- They will also keep constantly on hand full
suPplp Of eveI variety OF Ladies' and Gen tIe ms
SHOE UPPERS, ready fitted for bOttoTninR.
go. TERMS-CASH.
To persons from this section, our city pFeaents
the advantage OF enabling them 10 visit US mako
their purchase, and return the came day, giving
them several hours in the city.
o. HIDES bought at the Store. or at the Tannery
at the end of West Church street. We will ala,
receive HIDES in exchange for LEATHER, or any
otter material in our line.
BANTZ K wACHTER,
No. 81, West Patrick street Frederiek
February 20, IS67-6m."
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SHANN0NDALE DISTILLERY.

DUCUARD B. WASHING TON, Special, and
X JOHN AVIS General Partners, haVin erect ted
= DistiIIeTv at s.Fiver View" (VanVacter's,) and
having furnished it with entirely new Fixtures
and employed a competent and experienced Dis
IiIIcF are prepaT red to manufacture
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"hiskey

Tbev will be prepared at all times to purchase
GRAIN for said purposes, and will also pay liberal
prices for HOGS. PersOns having Hogs for sale
will do we'll by calling ON the undersIgned.
Septemher 3. 1867. John AVIS.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

1TNHE undersigned proposes to open a School for
n Boys, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I'd . at his
home, In ChaFlestown.
liberal share of the public patronage Is elrnest-
~ and respectfully desired. PARTICULAR attention
VIII De gwen To the younger scholars.
Terms made known on application.
July 80, IS6I-tf. ROBT. W. NORTH
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-" KING OF THE WEST"
NOTICE.

LAYING qualified a. Administrator of the Es-
H tate of Charles johnson, deceased, desire
parties indebted To know that their Accounts. &c,
are now ready: Prompt payment IL expected.
And parties having claims. will present them 10
the undersigned properly authenticated for settle
ment that the business Of the Estate may be closed
up at once. w. B. WERSwAG,
Hsrper's Ferry, W. Va. Administrator
July Is. 1911,
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DIR. J. L. SEIBERT.

SU r G E OF D E MIST.
OFFERS his professional services 10 the citizens
~ OF Middleway and vicinity. until the 3Iuh Of
September. Having made himself acquainted with
the science of DENTISTRY. he feels no hesitate
in promising to give entire saIisfac to any who
may apply for his services He is ready to perform
all the operations pertaining to his profession on
the latest and most improved plans. Being pre-
pared TO administer NiiTOs Oz'de Gas the timid
need not hesitate to submit his skill in
teeth, as II can be done without any pain.
CO othce at the residence of John q. Myers.
REFERESCEs.
DIT. W. o. MacouChiry, Dr. MP, Nelson.
DR.. =. A . Bates.
Middleway, September ,, 1867 st.
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rNGl sAwINGIl sAw1NG!!1

CINHE Saw Mill attached to the above is now in
i complete repair, and am prepared to do saw
ing with neatness and dispatch, and on reasonable
terms The patronage of the nCighbOThOOd il re-
spectfully solicited; A. HARRIS.
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SITUATION WANTED.

pY young lady from Port Royal, Va as teach
~ erina private family. Recommendation CIV
en- If necessary. address n. b. c., Port Royal,
Caroline county, Va. or C. Shirley. MiddIeEay.
jefferson county, West. Va.
August ID, I-6T-3t
winchsste, Times cory stand send bill to ). C.
Shirley, MiddIeWay.
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FLOUR OF BONE"

I'VE will give a money guarantee of the purify Of
w this article 1t is pure uRst.Gmed unbITnt
bone reduced to the 6nensss Of -four which adds 100
per CT to its value. IL Is quick and GefiUe acid
dis'OUcd bono, hence its value vastly greater be.
cause II contains neither acid water which ne
CessaTily add weight, aud reduce the quantity Of
valuable elements We recommend $50 lbs 10 be
used in place Of 900 lbs. Super Phosphate or DIS
solved bone.
JOHN S. REESE & co.
GESERAL AGENTS TIE South,
July I6. IS67-5m.
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REPRESENTATIVES,.

ANDREW HUNTER,
SOLICITOR IN MATTERS OF BANK.
RUPTCY,
HAVING specially prepared for the business ;
IL and not being excluded from the United States
Courts; will prosecute, diligently. all applications
for the benefit OF the late Bankrupt law, committed
to him.
CHE will regularly attend the Federal Court
at Harrisburg, and elsewhere as the cases may re-
quire.
Charlestown, July Is. Is67-tE
New Era. Martinsburg, and Winchester Times,
copy each times.
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THE WORLD AT ONE VIEW!
LLoYD'S GREAT DOUBLE MAPS OF
EUROPE & AMERICA COMBINED.

ZACH map twenty four square feetI both ,naps
II vanished, with edges bound, double faced
rOllers, and Lloys ReVeTseT, by which either side
can be thrown in front in a second; both maps
cuPying the space the wall of but map; n
graved on steel aud cost an Immense sun; printed
aud colored in the highest style of the art. Both
me ps selling at the price Of S4
This is map for the world TO consult-.a map
for the student and statesman-R map for every
house and school. room in the land.
Rev. J. A. McFADEN, Agent.
HaI per's Ferry, w. Va, Aug, 81, IS67-3t.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

DR. CHARLES w. GOLDSBoROCGH, offers
~ his prOes siOnal services the citizens in the
vicinity OF Summit Point, Jefferson county, Va.
HIS residence is at the farm lately owned by
Gurdon II. PcndIrton, ESQ.
May !, lS67-tL.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF OHARLESTOWN
HALLTOWN MILL.

HAVING leased the HALLTowN MILL for
II term OF years, the undersigned will keep ON
hand
FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR,
To exchange for good article Of Wheat or for cash
on reasonable terms.
August 81, IsS7-emS. ''-''''
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In
Chancery.

DHOT0GRAPHIC Albums just rereiyed AID for
L sale low by L. D!NKLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-03

on THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giving e1sTg Patron Handsome and Reliable IPateh
for the LOI0 Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-03

Shirley, Middiewsy.
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY, two GOOD JOCRNEYNAN
L CARPENTERS. to whom regular employment
will be gwen. Apply to .,
CbarIes'ovn, Aug. %. IsG7.-tE.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
TTOUR or FIVE JOURNEYMAS COOPERS, to
Il work OF FLOUR BARRELS. Apply 20
AGg.G. WEIRICK < WELLER.
EEW GOODS!
T HAVE received my stock Of SPRING GOODS.
and respectfully solicit an inspection by the
public
Nav :, 1867. HI. HEIsKELL.
nENT1NE, a fragrant Tooth Powder, free from
~ all deletsrious substanees XX Roprbop tbe
most fragrant perfume in use, Lubin's genuins'
French EEtTasts for the ndkerchief, FOX asleby
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
Dayton Grain Market.
Wheat, 1910; Corn, s0@s6c. Oats, Coo.
Flour, SIG, retail.
Cincinnati Markets..

CINCINNATI, May 81.
PROvIsIoNs-Mess Pork is steady at s22
80.
Bulk Meats--Sales 45 hhds. hams, packed,
at lie.
Bacon-some lots of clear sides sold at
l216c. and l2Ic.
Lard-Prime city offered at l256c., and
some lots held at l224c.; &c. less offered in
small way. Sales made at l216c. for 25
tierces of city.
BREADsTUFFs-Flour is quite irregular
Family Flour sold at Sl4 and Sl4 25; low
grades at IS rs and 50 80, and on merits
13.
= Wheat-NomiDal upon offerings at 80 10
for choice white, 50 for No. red, 81 90 for
No. 2, and 50 20 for No. spring.
Corn-Prices down &C.. /; sales, $500 bush
No mixed. shelled, at upper road, sacks
returned, S5c.; do. in bulk, S5c.; do. In
sacks, 81 OF, 9Sc. and 95c.
Oats-lc. lower; Sales, 700 bush. at 73c.,
sacks returned.
No shipments.
Rye-No buyers above 81 66@1 67; sales
reported of 100 bush. No. at 81 20.
WHIsKY-More quiet; quoted at &c, in
bond.
ToBACco-Market active. Sales of Leaf
at Bodmann's Warehouse were 75 hhds.
and 10 boxes, viz: ca hhds. Mason County
Leaf Lugs and Trash Mt 80 90 to $50. 8
hhds. Southern Kentucky Lugs and Trash
at SO TO 50 30. 10 boxes West Virginia
ranging from SO to $40 IS. 8 boxes Ken
tuckV nj Sill
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
ONO LOCAL ITEMS.

The appointments Of Registers in bank
ruptcy for Ohio have been completed aud
forwarded to the United States Judges in
that State. The authorities have refused to
make them public until they are confirmed
by said Judges.
The Van Vert Times says-"Ou Thurs
day night last, five prisoners, confined in
the county Jail. made their escape by the
aid Of accomplices on the outside, who
made a breach in the north end of the jail
through the brick wall.
There was convention Of National Bank
Associations at Columbus, yesterday, and
also meeting of the Board Of Control OF
State Banks, at which the old board of
officers was elected.
A severe storm has prevailed throughout
the Northwest accompanied by very cool
weather, for several days. Yesterday il
was very violent in some localities, particu-
larly at Chicago, and accompanied with a
gale of wind. This accounts for the March
weather we are mot enjoying here in
Southern Ohio.
Thomas Hibben died at his residence In
Wilmington, o., on the 9TH inst, aged "a
years. He was one of the earliest settlers
of Wilmington, having located there in
1878.
The Hillsboro (Ohio) Ne,0s says that the
well at the parsonage of the NJ. f. Church
in that place, was deepencd last fall, and in
blasting out the rock Il small vein of
petroleum was struck, from which the oil
iloated on the surface of the water, and
impregnated it so strongly that it is yet
unfit for use.
y MONSTER LoosE.--The Pomeroy Ban
ner gives the particulars of a great crime
which came to light in that vicinity, on
Saturday, the pcrpetrator of which has
fled. Some two or three years ago one
George De Bussey married a daughter of
one Henry Ilysell, living near this city. a
few months ago his wife was taken sick
with the consumption, and shortly before
her death she was removed to her fathers
house where she passed her few remaining
days, ard where, also, De Busy has re-
manned ever since, enjoying the full conf
dence of the family, and his brutal designs
We're not discovered until last Saturday,
when he, by making oath to a false certif
cate, obtained license from the Probate
Judge, proceeded TO Mayor Lees Office, and
was married to his sister-in-law, girl on
ly fourteen years old, and very small of her
age, without the knowledge or consent of
either father or mother.
The child being interrogated as to the
cause of her conduct, disclosed the fact
that the liend had employed drugs, and even
violence, to consummate his helish designs
and afterward used threats of exposure,
thus intimidated and induced her to marry
him.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 2l.
Cotton--sales of $50 bales at 2716@2Sc.
for middling uplands. ..
Flour-Common and medium 10c. lower :
sales of3.700 superfne State and Western at
$40 55@ll 20, extra Western $l1 90@13 20,
choice l3 S0@l4 S0 shipping r. II. o.
$l3 l4@l4 10, trade brands $l4 10@15 40.
Whisky steady sales 200 barrels Western
in bond at 35c.
Wheat-Dull; sales, $500 bush. No. .
Chicago at 81 621a, and choice do. Milwau-
kee at 50 75.
Rye-Sales, 1900 bush. Western at 81 75,
and Canada free at 81 So
Barley-Sales, $4,000 bush. Canada West,
free, at 81 q, and 5000 bush. choice Mt
81 40.
Corn-3@5c. lower; sales $4,000 bush.
new mixed Western at 81 12@l lG.
Sugar-Steady sales 200 hhdS. Cuba at
103d ollie, and Porto Rico at 1lIU12c.
Moasses--Quiet; Muscovado 52@ SIC.
Pork-$23 bid, cash and regular; $23 05
asked, cash, and $23 10 regular. Beef I'M
changed. Cut meats steady, with fair de-
mand. Bacon firm at ll56c. for short rib,
1910. for short clear. Lard steady, with n
moderate inquiry at 1875 @133Sc. for fair to
prime steam.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22

SURPRsE.-Parties of surprise charac-
ter may not be just the thing in all cases,
but there are times and places where a
gathering of old folks and young folks as
sembled at the house of friend, pass an
evening very pleasantly. We know of a
party of this character which took place
not many evenings since, where old folks
not "parsons," "however-and young folks
got together and had a regular old-fash-
ioned good time of it. Charades were IN
troduced, and age and youth went into the
amusement heart and hand. There were
Mr.. b. and Mrs. b.. Mr.. K. and Mrs. r., Mr..
S. (not ye locaD and Mrs. s.; and Miss B.,
the Misses c. and number of other ladies,
whose names we did not learn, and quite a
number of young gentlemen, who tool,
part in the play. and their rendition OF
character is said to have been most excel
lent. After which Mr.. s., and Mrs. r.,
and Mr.. Il. and Mrs. b., delighted the COM
pany with vocal music. And it was not,
says our informant, until the clock had told
the hour of midnight, that the company
thought of retiring.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22

POLICE COMMISSIONERS - AN INJUNC-
TIoN.-From a Columbus Ohio, special to
the Cincinnati Commercial, we clip the fol-
lowing relative to the decision of Judge
Green, granting an injunction against the
operations of the Board of Police Com
missioners and their employees:
Judge Green to-day rendered his de
clsion in the case of the City of Columbus
VS.. the Board of Police Commissioners.
He said the law of 1866 was made for cities
of the first class; that no adequate provis-
ions had been made for adapting its pro-
visions to cities of the second class. From
this omission defects would arise which he
proceeded to notice; First-ln regard 10
the assessment of taxes, there being in
cities of the second class no City Auditor
to levy the same.
"SecOnd-There is no city Treasurer in
Columbus to receive and disburse the mon
ey required for the support OF the police,
as required by the act of 1866.
"Third-There Is no Police Court or
Judge in cities of the second class to hear
and determine cases.
''From these defects the law was bad in
ITSELF and great and irreparable injury
would ensue il the enforcement Of the law
were attempted. Police regulations are
of such a character that they must neces-
sarily be uniform throughout the state. lie
regarded the acts of 1866 and 1857 as un-
constitutional.
.He referred to section thirteen of the
original act of 1866 in regard to the pre-
yention of telonies by entering any build
ing. boat, vessel, &C., ut any hour OF the
night, &c, and said that this provision was
SO fraught with danger to the liberties OF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
Mayor's PROCLAMATION.

MAYOK7s OFFICEl DAYTON, o. May II, 1907.
IN compliance with a Resolution passed by the
i CITY Council on the 10th inst, and Section of
an Act passed by the City Council, April IL, 1892
ITO provide against the prevalence Of hydropho-
bia in the city of Dayton" hereby issue my
proclamation to the inhabitants of the city Of
Dayton, warning them that it is unlawful for any
person owning having control Of or harboring
any dog, animal of the dog kind, to permit such
animal to run at large for the term Of sixty days
from the publication of this proclamation, without
being properly muzzled, so MS 10 prevent tho ami
NAL from biting or being bitten by other animals.
boring any animal of the dog kind, who shall neg
leCt refuse to comply with this requsitOn shall
upon conviction thereof forfeit and pay sum not
exceeding Twenty dollars, nor less than Five dol
lars, with costs, JONATHAN KENNEY,
May II, 1s87-d2w Mayor.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
New York Money Market.

New YORK, May 81.
Money Is a shade easier at 5@6 per cent.
on call.
The failure of Frazer, Trenholm & Co.,
of Liverpool and Charleston, is announced
for $4,000,000. The Southern banks are re-
ported as heavy sufferers, and as their bills
have been current to some entent here some
New York houses will suffer.
Sterling is quiet at 924@9S.
Gold closed firm at 1878 bid, and 1917
asked.
The opening price for gold to-day was
1881.
Governments higher, and closing steady I;
coupons, 81, lllH@11lA; coupons, "a,
1O555@lO57S; do. '65, 16G16@lO6A; do,
new' lOs@1Os3s; do, '62, 1O91S; Ien-for-
ties, 9914@095s seven-thirties, 10615l063s.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22

tB- A friend says to us the other day
Don't you think it pleasant to live in a city
with eight Wards and sixteen Councilmen ?
And don't you think it pleasant to have
Commissioners appointed by the State to
elect guardians for the people? And is it
not quite refreshing to have men appointed
who are compelled to 90 to another city to
learn what they are expected to do? And,
then, don't you think it pleasant to have all
the arrangements conducted on a strict
party basis? We smiled sadly as we re-
membered the days of the past, when cities
were thought competent to take care of
their own police arrangements, but we had
no answer for our friend. He seemed so
jubilant over the idea that he was relieved
from all care for the protection of his prop
erty, that we could not find it in our heart
to dash his joy by telling him our thoughts.
But, never mind, be will wake up some
day.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22

Css~ At a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Ohio State Board of Agricul-
turc, held in this city yesterday, some
changes from former programmes of State
Fairs were made. The committee con-
cluded, we are told, TO make two depart
ments, instead of one, for the exhibition
of machinery, and will do away with the
Floral Department, so far as premiums are
concerned, distributing the premiums here
tofore offered on flowers to other depart
ments. We shall regret the banismeut of
the Floral Department from our Fairs, for
this reason, that, although it may not be
practically useful in one sense, it is, in our
opinion, highly useful in another. The
cultivation of flowers has refining influ-
ence upon society, the effect of which is
at once seen in the household where these
beautiful emblems of purity and lovelness
are nurtured and cherished by the inmates.
We hope, therefore, that even though the
Board of Directors offer no premiums, the
Floral Department will still be allowed to
remain as one of the features of our Fair
Grounds, and that our florists will put on
exhibition their most elegant and choice
productions in that line.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22

WnYIsI Ir?-The question is daily asked
"what is the secret Of schwarz success in
the clothing tradc2" 1t Is readily ans
wered. lie sells the best quality of cloth
ing at lower rates than any other house,
and by fair and honorable system Of
dealing has secured the confidence of the
public That tells the whole story.
Nav Y 'G7
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22

EY- "DODSON'S STATION"-A nice
LUNCH, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, EVERY DAY.
EXTRA MEALS, at all hours.
GAME Of every variety in season.
ALE, BEER, WINES and stronger liq-
uors, cigars, &c, unsurpassed.
Mayo 'G7-dtf.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
Probate Court.

THE following Executors, Administrators, and
i Guardians accounts viii be for settlement on
the 7th OF June, 1857:
Executors, Of Jacob shower, Abraham Splitter,
John Mause, salOma Shank, Simon Mentel, Jr.,
Jonathan A. Myers and SinneSsy JohnSon's es
tates.
Administrators, of JacobWeybright John Alley,
John stoneberger, Casper Billman, Henry Wit
tiers, Eugene DutOit, William s. Eagle George
Krauerts, Anthony Null, Daniel NJ. UtZ, Jacob
Cook and Augustena krauert's estates.
Guardians of Lewis BeehtOll George Bech-
toll Frank McKenney, John MclSenney, Hannah
!, Bosserman, Charles Henry Crosley, Zacharlah
T. Crosley, Winfield Scott CrOsley, Henry Long
neCker, Louisa NJ. Winebrenner, George A. Boyer,
Joseph Boyer, John p. Boyer, Marley McGfew,
Samuel HOuser, benjamin 4. Ewry, Henry IA
Ewry, Albert X. Ewry, Oliver p, Ewry, Isaac w
Ewry, Mary E. Ewry, Aice Splitter, Daniel NJ.
COblentz, ZachAriah CoblentE, San usl COblentz
Maria Louisa Roberts, Elizabeth Roberts, Lucy l..
CLARK, Mary l.. Clark, George Anderson, James
Anderson Jacob SchmutZ, Isaiah Miller, Efiie NJ
Gebhart, Clara L. Gebhart Fannie W. Gebhart,
Elizabeth Neilie, Samuel Grove Sarah r. Grove
Almarian Grove, Louisa Grove and Benjamin
Grove ----. Ill. |
DENNIS DWYER,
May IL, lbB7-dawtt' Probate Judge.