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OTHER PROPERLY.

will also AZ the time and place and uud.r Al, ~
decree, sell IN tho manner the following valuable
situated IN the immediate vicinity.
l. tract Of land known the Prof1t place bsuss.1
the east BY tho snds known The lands on H.
by the place kn0Wn the Crozer place. and By other s
and which Is situated both sides Of the Roz,svis
Beans station road, and within four ndred ysrs o. ~
probable location Of the depot the O. e. G. and rssi
and contains three hundred acres, more Or less.
ms 10, Enques.tOnably, very desirable farm.
The shpey place, situated on both sides OF hs kss
tgeky road, which the sulphur sprngs AID sha
adons the Beans Station property aud contains sbsut r.
The Cobb Entry a4oiu % the lands Of ID. To-, Is
9el D. Tate the said 'FRONT.' place. aud others sontsiiI
forty acres, more or lees.
q " Tho do. 'FRONT.' Fatty, adjoining the said Proh gtf
less.
Plots and full descriptions an Of said lands will b ih'
70 persons who desire further aud accur.s noruf
TERMS OF SALE.
All Of said property, Inclusive II Beans statoa 80
sold 70 the highest bidders therefor on credit Ati
Onebtd Of the sale money 10 be raid 90 October i "
ohethird on December 18TH 1862 and the remainder %
10Th 1870, but each Of these will sn9 CO..
~ interest from ths day Of sale Purchasers fsql
70 execute bonds With approved psrssua security bsr
interest az Aforesaid, for hs purchase money and lien
the property will BE- retained a. further security
Al Of said property viii be sold free from ihe equity
REDEEM pons aud al membranes whatever except The m
ior ;ne purchase money as Aforesaid.
Purchasers viii b placed In possession by H u g0ss
ZION Immediately after executing their bonds sorssa
O. q. SMITH, Clerk and Mssisr
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
REPUBLICAN UNION TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
CAPTAIN NJ. D. BEARDEN.


CAPTAIN NJ. D. BEARDEN.
FOR ALDERMEN,
FIRST WARD:
ID. g. TERRY,
JOHN A. DOBSON.
SECOND WARD:
J. I. HOMER,
JOSEPH RICHARDS.
THIRD WARD:
J. w. HOPE,
n. C. TARWATER.
FOURTH WARD:
G.. L. POWELL,
CHARLES MORROW.
FIFTH WARD:
JOSEPH BURT,
Holm FERRIfBR.
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Make haste, 0 man TO do
Whatever must be done;
Thou hast no time to loose in sloth,
Thy day will soon be gone.
Make haste, o man, 10 live,
Up then, with speed and work
Fling ease and self away,
This is no time for thee to SLEEP
Up, watch, and work, and pray,
Make haste, o man, to live.
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to al who desire It. he = r%IIsos wiz sas
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in BANKRUPTOY.

District Court of the United states for the Eastern p,
Of Tennessee.
In the matter of f. Cooper, Bankrupt In Bankrutey
Eastern District Of Tennessee, s e.
THE SAID BANKRUPT HAVING
l. applied 20 the court for a discharge from bis debts
order Of court notice IL hereby given % al crsds
who have proved their debts and other persons In interest
appear the 18th day Of December, 1867 10 o'eloes
forenoon at Chambers Of the said district court bsf,r.
s. Trovbridge Of the Registers Of court in Bah
ruptcs at his Oce in the city 81 Knoxville and show ssF
why the Of the said petition Of the taid Barkrs-
should not be granted, and shy discharge should no
granted to the said Bankrupt and further 10 hsr
given, that the second and thikd meetings srsdts
said Bankrupt, viii DO held before the said Register 81 10
same time and place. that may be shown against M
discharge Of the said Bankrupt at the houT
Dec Is. N. L. HALL, CisFh
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HOnAcE GREELEY declines the Austrian missi on

HoRAcE GREELEY declines the Austrian mssi on
in the following characteristic card
@Ilong ago resolved not to decline any Office I'M
Ill responsibility invited to accept or become can
didate therefore; and as have never had word
or hint from either the White House or State De-
partment, that I had been or would be nominated
to the Austrian mission, am not yet at liberty to
decline commission which has not been and may
not be rendered me. In ORDER however, to stop the
waste of stationery by gentlemen who desire the
post of secretary Of legation, am impelled to say
that | propose not to leave my own country at
present-certanly not till after the next President
Is chosen Possibly Gen. Burnside, were he in mil
itary command here, might move me through a
court-martisl, but so far as may depend upon my
own choice purpose TO stay on this side of the At
lantic.
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IN RANRRnpTnY
tric Court O. the United States for the Eastern Dni

District Court o. the United States for the Eastern Bn
Of Tennessee
In the matter Of Richard A. Dewitt, Eankrupt
EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNEseEE, s.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAI
l. the 10th day Of October 1851, warrant Of B,,
ruptcy issued Of the District Of ths T,
States orseid District against the estate Of Richard p
Of Jefferson county and district aforesaid has bson ~
judged Bankrupt on his own petition. That the parss
of any debts and the delivery of any property bsanss
such Bankrupt to him for his and the transfer
property By bin, forbidden BY law, and that nssst
Of the creditors OF said Bankrupt % prove their debts ~
to choose Assgnees Of his will Be hold al c.c
of Bankruptcy, to he holden ~ tbs law ocp q joel
Dewy, Esq Register in Bankruptcy for ssd Dtet "a ~
Gath day Of January A. D., 1883, ct 10 o'clock A. H.
b. MCDANIEL, Messenger
Dec III s.. far safd ntssyist
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SPUkGEoN.--The following pen picture OF Spur
geon is given by a correspondent of Southern pa
of man, with rather large head, higher in front
than behind, brown hair, straight and not short,
blue eyes, thick lips large white teeth coarse tho
not decided features and face, including upper lip
covered with close trimmed beard of light color
His neck is short and thick, and he is go round
shouldered as 10 look somewhat humpback. His
arms are short and his hands fat and chubby. The
angle of his face is bad and its expression is neither
refined nor Intellectual He cannot be more than
five feet six inches high, and weighs at least hun
bred and sixty pounds. His style of speaking is
few estures and those not graceful; looks directly
before him for the most part, leaning upon the rail-
ing of the pulpit"
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Total-eight roads 80.

1oLal-elgnL rOaoe 81 ,93S.00
That it was absolutely necessary that the above
mentioned and other roads to contract these debts
to enable them to carry on any operations that by
the terms of the bonds entered into with the Gov
eminent of the United States these debts were to
have been paid within ten years from the date of
their contrsctioni that the amount Of interest on
the above named debt, at per cent is SIG 1876 %
per annum, and at 73 per cent, $257 1927 per an
NUNS that adding to the indebtedness to the State
the amount due the United States, under the bonds
above referred TO- the total bonded dobt of the rail-
roads of Tennessee exceeds $3l Sos 1876, making
the total cost of railroads, thus far $685. 9s1 55362
that the total annual interest on the entire bonded
debt of the railroads of the State amounts to ST.,
946 I3248 which it is necessary, by the laws above
referred TO- should be paid in semi-annual INSTALL
ments, the roads will be taken possession of by
the State that owing to the general failure of crops
and depression Of buaness throughout the State for
the past two years. the various roads had on the LIST
Of July last fallen into of interest to the
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Knoxville, Tenn, December rs, 1867.
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II yov admit the negro 10 this struggle for
,og purpose, he has right 10 stay IN Jor all,
and chen the fight is oUer, the hand hat dToPS
he zuusket cannot be denied the ballot.
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BOOK AND jon PRINTING of every descrip-
uon done at the VINO office, on short notice
and reasonable terms.
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chr AuOxpille #hig.
DIR PLATFORM.

l1,rs and our Institutions speak
not Of irlite men, ~ ,, ~ ro BAT like
men, not q ne" y H. n" ~ Cofnmandmeufs and
ne ne JISnrfs Prdya-let them speak o. the
People.
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BEANS'S STATION
AND OTHER VALUABLE LANDS
To BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
LONG TIME.

DURSUANT TO A DECREE PRO
4 NOUNCED By the Chancery court RutlssEs at tAse
tober term, 1861, in the Of James T. Shields Trusts
&C. David Whitesds and Others and other
herewith, WILL at Beans Station Grsingsr county Lsi
Tennessee,
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT.

A Fine Laas Home rora Fa0.iIy Ia AadisoH 7btOH-
Shtp.
.nN MONDAY the first day OF Juy A ID. 1857.
~ ats O'Clock In the afternoon on the premises,
win be sold 10 the highest bidder, the following
real estate As the property Of Jacob WidmAnn,
deceased. to-wit. Situate In the County OF Mont
gOmery, and State Of Ohio, belag part of section
ta In Township .. Range east &c., bounded by
beEinuing At the northeast corner OF the southeast
quarter OF said section. aud running from thence
with the section line \, dcgs, " 10 chains 10 a
stone thence $. 80 degs W 10 chains to stone, IN
the north linO Of said qnArer section, thence with
said north line 30 degs. h, 10 chains 10 the place
Of beginning, containing ten Q0l acres 70 be sold
hes OF dOUsr Said property was appraised free
OF dover At q 100 and cannot sell Tor losa than
two -thi rds thereof
paid cash the day Of sale one third In one and
one third In two years thereafter deferred pay
monts 10 bear interest and 20 be secured BY mort
JACKSON MoNELLY,
Administrator OF the estate Of Jacob widmhnn,
deceased
ADAM CLAY, Atty. Junes lss7.wts.
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVEISNM ENT.

Resolved, That the several states composing the
United states are not united ON tho principle Of
Unlimited subiniSsion to their General Govern I
ment, but that by compact, under the style and
title Of Constitution OF tho United states and OF
Amendments thereto, they constituted n General
Government, for special purpOses-delegated to
mat Goyerhment certain definite powers, resery-
ing, each State 20 itseif the reslduary mHss Ot
nght 20 their self.R0vernmenti and that when.
ever the 9eneral GoyarDine mt assumes undelegR.
ted power, Its acts are unAuthortatiyc, void, and
of no forCei That 20 this compact each State ac-
eeded as aStAte, and ia Integral party, Its co.
states formlpg, rs 10 ITSELF the other party that
the Government created by this compact was not
the powers delegated to itself, since that would
have ale ITS discretion, aud not toe Cons stituton
the me sure Of Its p1werS hut that. as In all
other cases OF COMPACT AhOHa PowERs HAVING
no COMMON JUD0E, EACH PANTY mas AN EQUAL
RIonr 70 5uDGR FOR ITSELF, Az WELL or INFRAC.
T1ONs As or THR hODH HAHDMEAsURk OF REDRESS -
7he firsf henfHctp RssoiGhoa OF 1TOe.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
samuel Robrsr Elias Heathman, W II. :. Ayrea.
nTDEfvpnpa
LEGAL NOTICE.

ISRAEL GILBERT, who resides in the state
Il Of indiana, and Isaac Gilbert who resides In
the state OF Maryland, will take notice that Geo
w Meyer, administrator Of tho estate OF Isaac
Gilbert, deceased, on the - day OF June, A. D.
1897 filed his petition In the Probate Court within
and for the County OF Montgomery. and state OF
ohio. alleging that the personal estate OF said
deceased 10 Insufficient To pay his debts a. Il tho
charges OF administering his estate that he died
seized In Tee simple Of the following roal estate
situate In said county, to-wit: Being the south
part OF the northeast quarter OF section fourteen
li4). township four (Al, range four o. east and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the southwest
corner OF said quarter and running thence with
the south line OF said quarter north 64k deg,
east 1877 $40 poles to the GOutheast corner OF said
quarter thence with the section line north deg
west 20 70 100 poles to u stakej thence south stIE
dog. west 1877 $40 poles 20 stake the west line
OF said quarter thence south ~ deg east 20 rs 100
poles 10 the place Of beginning containing twenty
acres. And that Julian Gilbert, Hs widow OF said
dseedent, Is entitled To dover In said premises
The prayer Of said petition Is for the siEnment
Of dover to the said Jul Gilbert, and for sale
Of said premises, subject TO such dover estate Tor
the payment o. the debts and charges Aforesaid
Said petition will bo FOR hearing on the Bth dny
OF July 1851 or rs soon thereafter as leave can be
Obtained. GEO. w. MOIEH,
Administrator Of Isaac Gilbert, deo'd.
JunoT-ditN4t40
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

TlURsU ANT 20 law, notice is hereby given that
/ THoHAs J. y. Smith, j, a. w ALTERs, e. L.
VALLANDIaHAM, GEoRoE w. Houk, q. b. HAR-
NAN, ADAM SNYDER, b. h. WQODsuh ID. A. HoUE
GFIoER, JouN BRoADRUP, DKhAIs DwNKR, SAN.
UEL MAYS, aud joan MoELWRE, have associated
10 form an INSURANCE COMPANY for the purpose
nrst specified in section OF the Act 70 regulate
Insurance companies" passed April Is. 1857, and
with the corporate rights aud powers conferred
by said act and the act Of May 1885, the princi-
pal once OF said company to be located at Dayton
Montgomery County, Ohio W Hf w
Dayton, May 1, i68T-d4tW .....
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Probate Court.

rINHE following Executors, Administrators, and
j Guardians accounts win be for settlement I on
the 9th OF July, 1887; ".I .#
Executors of Henry GAllAher, John Minick, 81,
Daniel KneisOy, John Van Glove, William
johns Estate.
Administrators Of John Beard, Austin H. Hall
Aaron Rohrer Samuel Kuhn and Nancy Freder.
lexis estates.
Guardians, OF Noah Baker, William Baker
Harvey Baker, Parry Wagner Thomas KsouRh
Sarah Kcough, Margaret Keough, Wellington
Rlinger. William klinger Margaret NJ KlInger
Henry Kllnger Francis NJ RllnRer, Sarah q
Kllngor, Laura H. Brown Ella e. Brown, Ger
trude Il, Brown, and Ameri, Brown.
DENNIS DwYER,
June 10. 1857 -dltawtt Probate Judge.
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Isaac Newton, Commissioner OF the Ag-
ricultural Bureau, is i'll of typhoid fever.
and the physicians say he cannot live the
In st. Louis yesterday three-story
brick boarding house tumbled down, re-
sulting In the complete wreck of the cs-
tabllshment. Fortunately no one was in-
jured.
The steamer Ugan sa was sunk in the
Alabama river Friday night. She was
loaded with supplies for the poor.
There are now fifteen Republican speak
ers travelling South, more than half OF
them are colored men. @Gt3 AH
A portion OF the front wall Of Rev. DR..
Posts church, In st. Louis, fell yesterday,
inJurlng the building to the amount oi
$1,000. IlE ....
A deed for 81, 100000 with stamps to the
amount Of S2l00, has been recorded In
Polk county, Iowa. It covers nearly 40
900 acres Of land, Including many improved
farms. r..a.a ..s..
The Radical members of the City Coun-
ell of Philadelphia have sneaked out OF re-
spOnsibllity Of voting down reception OF
the President upon his passage through the
city by absenting themselves, and so pre-
venting quorum being present.
FoREIdS IrEMs-BY CABLE,
The Derby ministry, last night, in a
division upon a clause in the Reform Bill,
had a majority of eight. .Ha
A dispatch from London, dated one
o'clock this morning, states that reform
mob last night attacked tory meeting,
drove the speakers from the platform, and
planted thereon red flag Nrmounted by
II cap Of liberty. ...r.... ....5..
The Archduchess Matilda, Of Austria,
has died from the effect OF burns received
a short time since. sHNU. .f
Queen Victoria has addressed a cOngrat-
ulatory letter to Napoleon, in which she
regrets that she can not pay public visit
to Paris, but che intimates that she will
come taco0. ,iRi NfiG# Hua HirIf
The sultan of Turkey will voyage to
Paris In his Imperial yacht, escorted by an
iron-elad frigate and seven line-of- battle
ships. ..rt., ..-...sFt.r.
Excavations on the site Of the Palatlne At
Rome, have resulted In the discovery OF
the Grotto Of Lppercalr where Rompius
and Remus We're sucked by the wolf
The typographical establishment OF the
Immaculate Conception, and religious
books valued at $4,000 were lately burned
St A0aenS. HtH IiNfIf FAY
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale.
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 to
S5 900. .. .....-
Also six Farms three In Darke, two In Mont.
ROmery. and QUE 10 Van Vert County
The unlersgued can always be found Rt the
Ohio Insurance OIhoe when not out. on business
or at the Post ONCE corner.
Buys aud sells property. TermsliberRl
nrlrI Il-ll
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Wreck of a Whaling Vessel.

SAN Francisco. June 1.-THE whaling
ship Canton Packet, was wrecked May 81,
near Hakadadl. Jas. Fairbanks, Of Baltl-
more, and four Hawaiians were lost. The
vessel was owned at New Bedford, and IS
total loss s.....
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SHERlFF'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
TWO LOTS--lN PARTITION
John II. Ludwick 81 al o. John y. Mohr st a.
Superior Court. Case No. S6T9.
TN pursuance OF an order of sale issued by the
L Superior tOurt OF Montgomery county, Ohio
and TO me directed, Will offer for sHl0 at public
auction. on
SdfsrddV JSHss, 4. D 1897, az too O'Clock p A.,
At the door Of the Court House In the city Of Day.
ton ohio, the following described real estate to
wit Lots numbered i've hundr, aud eighty tbSOl
and ayo hundred and eighty one (bslJ OF the re
Vlsed numbers OF the city OF Dayton, Ohio.
These two lots lie together, and have on one of
them good two-story frame house-thrcc rooms
aud Kitchen down stairs, and two good rooms up
stairs, well arranged for Ia small fumily-with
other buildings The two lots have a 'front.' OF near
sixty feet on Roe street, running back about ono
hume red and twenty feet and Within q few doors
OF Third street. and only about four squares west
OF the Court House.
sad property has been appraised at two thou.
sand dollars 1900, free OF dover and OF be
sold for less than two-thir OF the
Terms Of sale-One- third cash one third in one
and one third In two years from the day Of sale
the back payments to bear siA per cent interest
and be secured by mortgage on the premises.
o. O. II DAVIDSON sheriff Mont Co. o.
u, BAoGoTT Attorney for Plaintiff
W ScHkLnAhRR, j. e. BAGGorT Att'ys for Def
May 3, 16B1-dtt
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Business gntifes,
DYSPEPSIA !
Doctor
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. r.SrRIoKLAND't

ToNIC Is concen-
rated preparation Of Roots and Herbs, with
Lntiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL Ia >
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lhalYes'
tion, Nervousness, Loss OF AppetlIG, ~, Su Nv
Nv or the stomach, Flatulency aud Debility
II is not alcoholic, therefore p&rticularlv
4ulted for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept \
persons. For sale by all Druggists every :
where atSl per bottle.
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alew Adpertisrmeuts.
STIsAYED,

INROM the subscriber, living south Of Dayton In
II the building known as the Hospital Building,
two milk cows-one OF them entirely white both
Of the horns dropping but one considerably lower
tnRn the other--the other deep red, hOrna turned
forward. Both fresh A liberal reward VIII he
paid for Information leading 10 thsir return 20
June n, 6T-d2L' SAMUEL HARLAN.
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.

...i.s. FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN g. THURMAN. DO. .
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR;
DANIEL s. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER
DR.. c. FULTON, Of Crawford.
s ron AUDITOR:
JOHN McELwEE, Of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY
WIN, SHERIDAN, Of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBIC WORKS.:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahoga.
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold my entire stock OF Drugs &c, No
IL no Third street TO kelsO Bennett both
well known business men and competent drug,
RistS The community who favor them with thel
custom, need have DO fears but that they w.l be
fairly and honestly dealt with.
june a. 1887. j. A. WALTERS
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OLD EYES MADE
NEW sdsiiD. SotOOuf
doctor or Reficin -
sent, post paid, on
receipt OF ten cents.
Dr, u a. FOOTE,
1850 Broad way, N Y.
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Afw Aartrtistmfnts.
NOTICE no ooNTRACTORl
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FIVE
NAIITAHIE TRACTS OF LAND.

NAiO Abish hhNA 40 VT LAM
THE undersig gned, Admlnistrstor OF the eatato
Il of Bar hoiomew B0oher deceased, will ofer for
sale on saturday, june ~, 1897, commencing at 10
O'clock OrenoOn, on the old farm Of bartholomew
Booher, deeensed now oscupisd by John Roop,
pike and ii on tie Gust side of he Miami river.
l.sst t7rdot-COntaining ll2k acres, lying On the
Miami river some ionr miles north OF Dayton, In
Harrison township, east OF David Bearushear's ,
this s the best Vi bottom lands, under good culu-
walton good brick dwelling house, frame barn and
other outhouses are all In good repair. There 10 a
well Of water nt tho house and one at the barn.
Second 7hdof-Belng the old homestead OF the
late bartholomew Bo0hef, deed, containing one
hundr d and siNty-tgo and twelve one -hnndTedth
acres more or less This tract Is In good cultiva.
tion, land Is good and the best and most valuable
nf poplar timber, tue best In the county, the tim
9er viii more than pay for the landi and other
valuable timber 10 on the place There 10 good
farm barn, house and outbulldings on this tract /
there Is good spring Of water on this place.
=TAlrd TFaet- Living Just east 9i the old home
Ing ninoty-oIe ana sixty one-hundTodths acres.
tDt O0-iOO) About Onehalf of this trnct Is under
cultivation, The balance has good timber, some
valuable poplar timber. There Is good barn,
and nrst-rate good orchard OF young bearing fruit
trees with we'll OF good water.
RsTiA 7rsqt.LylnA 10 Ma Miami county, Ohio,
bartholomew BOohet deceased, and on tho Ma
tional road, which isnow being piked. This tract
contains l6l ~ 100 acres, and will bu sold in two
tracts OF 60k acres each. There are two good
dwelling houses, two good barns, aud two good
wells Of water ON this piece, well situated Tor
either tract; good orchard on each piece; good
timber land on each piece The land Is goJd and
Tsrms o( Sale One third cashn hand on day Of
sale, Ono-third In one and one.third In two years
from day OF sale, deferred payments 10 bear six
per cent interest and be secured by mortgage on
the premises s. LEWIS NkfF, .
Administrator de bonli non with The wlllannoIed
OF bartholomew HoohCr deceased.
j. II. BAG1orT, Attorney.
MaySO Odlaw&wstts-ThSV
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YARDS AND BILL HEADS "a
satiy. printed at the EMPIRE -L.a
steRmIJob ROom
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been duty appointed ex,
a ecutoT VI the last will and testament OF sAmus
ceased. HENRY SILKkITTER
dEo, W MorER, Atty, June Z. 7.'s1-ditSwfSo