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DAVID STOUFFER.
HENRY kUNkLE.
ELIZABETH kUNKLE.
DAVID kUNKLE.
81 SANNAH KUNKLk.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURsUANT to the command of an order of sale
l. issued nom the Probate Court OI Hamilton
County, OHIO, and 10 me directed, / will Oner Ca
sale at public auction, on
Wednesday Fs6rudry 20, 1861, al 10 o'oloeh An,
On the premises, the following real estate, VIZ:
Situated in The city of Dayton, county OF Mont
gOmery, and state OF ohio, tU-Wit:
Lot number thirty Two hundred and seventy
eight (S2Isl ON the recorded plat of said city Of
Dayton, together with eight feet more or lgss OF
tne LOrth side uf lot number thirty two hundred
and seyenty-seye C3ZTT) IN said city, excepting
that portion OF the east end OF said lot which lice
east Of straight line, extending sOuthW aruly
upon line with the west sue OF brown street
being that part which is included ia brown street
70 Strengthened. said premises being lity -iOur
ieet three inches (b4 H. in.l m front on Brown
stTeet-seVenty Ala leet three inches deep ON the
south side siNty feet SIX INCHES vide The alley
in the rear OF said premises, and hundred and
SIX Ieet three inches deep on the north side Being
the same premises conveyed 10 John Adam Schnel
by JnO. 5. Roach and wife by deed recorded in
Deed Book II. NO. ., pages 36-6 OF the records OF
said Mont ntgomery County. AppTais d Al &45O sub
lect 10 tge dover OF the widow in the sum Oi AIS
per year during her natural Lire.
TERMS OF SALE-One-haI cash; balance in
one year nom day OF sale, with siX per cent IN
teTest ~ be secured BY mortgage on The premises.
.... JOSEPHINE SChNELL,
AlminlstrAtflN Oi Ihe Estate Of joins Adam
schnell, deceased
| HENRY SNOW, Attorney. lgvS
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9e9al
SHIlRIFF's SALE.

Elizabeth X Stout ct al 20. VIM, IL. Conover ct al.
Superior Court, Order Of sale. Case S5S9
DURSUANr 70 an order of sale issued by the
l. Superior Court within and for the county vi
Montgomery and state of Ohio and to me di
rected, l wall offer at public sale, ut the door OF
the Court House, IN the city vi Dayton, Ohio, on
Saturday March 9, 1867,
At two O'Clock P NJ, the following real estate TO.
witi situate in Montgomery COUNTY, Ohio being
part OF the northeast quarter Of section three 3J
in township four (4), range live (5), east 90
bounded by beginning at stone IN the north line
OF said quarter in the center OF the salem Road
and running rOBi thence with the north line OF
said quarter north SBA deg. east iity.eight (bSJ
poles TO stone; thence south24 ueg east tw unty-
seven and eight-tUnths "a $40 poles TO a stone
thence parallel with the hfst line south 6gL deg
west fifteen poles 10 stone in the salem ROAd ;
thence with said Salem ROud To the place Ol be-
ginning containing seven ~ acres, be the mo
more Ur less, beng all the land owned by said
LOnUyer in SAID quarter section.
sand real estate has a w story brick dwelling
house, and good frame shop, and good stable
anu other out buildings attached, and Is desira-
Bile location tOr a store.
Said premises has been appraised at twenty two
hundred ana htty dollars ~ 300 and cannot sell
for less than Swo thirds the appraised value
thereof
TERMS OF SALE--CAsH
o. c. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
w. ii. BELYILLE, Atty. 2IWtt
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NOTICE.

TOHS W. SMITH and Margaret smith, his wife,
~ will take notice that Thomas j. . smith OF the
county Of Montgomery and State OF ohio did,
the Sth day OF January, A. ID. 1851 hle hs petition
IA the superior Court w.thin anu Tor the county Of
Montgomery in said state Of Ohio against the said
John " smith aud Margaret smith, defendants,
setting forth that the said defendants gave a
mortgage 10 the said Thomas J 5. smith on lot
number twenty i've hundred and thirty mine
Aforesaid TO secure the pay meut $50 according
~ certain notes referred To IN said mOTtgtRe and
praying that said defendants may pay saiu sum
now claimed TO be Tue, mounting 10 H45O or m At
said premises may be sold TO pay the came: and
the said de PENDANTS are nOtntd that They are he.
qutTed % appear and answer shtu LetltiUn on or
before the thlrd Saturday alter the l6th day al
February ueNt, THO6 j s SMITH
iSW6
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


We will offer for sale, at public auction, on
saturday FSdrUdry 23 1867,
Between the hours Oi ten N. amt tour O'Clock
=, NJ, upon the prem ses, the ell known late resi-
dence ~ Jacob llttle, Sr, deceased, the tolOW ing
described real estate, situate III jackson Town.
ship, Montgomery County, OHIO, to.Wit:
Being thirty -hYe acres, more or less Of the west
part "a the II. {. quarter oi section No, 80 town.
ship No. 4, and range NO.4e.
The premises are situated on the pullic road
leading irOm Germantown to the DAyt ton and la
ton PIKE - Wiles east ol iarmersville There is
upon the promises a good dwelling house. barn
WOOD house, anu all other necessary out buildings
all in good rcpAiI about Uhu-hAli OI The premises
are c'eAreu, the balance well tuLeIed, soil Ruud.
Possession given immediately.
Also second tract containing eighty seven
acres more Or less, being purt Ol said section ~
towns 4 and range I, o. these premises also auJoin
the SAID public road. There is upon these premis-
es gOou brick dw cling house, "a goOu barn and
the usuai iOut-buildlugsj the premises are Ia good
repair also, never failing spring near the house
ihese premises are IentCu uutIl April lat 1868
the purchaser is To be entitled TO the rent
Terms OF sale for either Tract One-third cash,
one.third in one year and one-thlrd In Two years
lrOmday OF sale, decrred payments 70 bear intei est
and be secured b. mortgage upon the premises
sold. JOHN HAIl .'ER
JOHN J. MILLER
Executors of Jacob Title Sr ,rcid.
GEO w. MoYEB, Atty. lvW5
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

The DENIM block of buildings, in Spring
field, Missouri, including the Union Hotel,
UUion Press Office several stores and resi-
dences, and large livery stable, were
burned, on Sunday night. Loss thirty to
forty thousand dollars.
An accident occurred ON the Columbus
and indianapolis Central Railroad on Tues
day, though as yet we have found no par
ticulars. We learn that the locomotive
boiler exploded and that the fireman was
killed and the engineer was badly
wounded.
\ Laudersdale (MissssippD paper announ-
ces the death Of the immortal j. n. FREE, so
well known in these parts.
The House amendment providing that
the President shall not remove any mem
Der Of the Cabinet without the consent OF
the Senate was defeated in that body
yesterday.
The Chicago Republican proposes to give
its support to the President if he will
adopt the negro suffrage views jointly en-
terrained by the Times and Tribune, and
the most important, veto the Tariff Bill
Look out for big split in the great Radi.
cal Republican, party of Illinois.
SUSAN DENIM has leased the st. Pau
Opera House for six months, at 5000 pei
months The hall will be ready for occu
paucy i'm three months. Miss DENIM viii
open the house about the lst Of May.
| La PrcSSe, Of January Il, announced tina
on the 18th of that month insurance to tn
amount of 100000 francs was effected on tn
Hamburg Exchange upon the persona
property of MAMMALIAN, shipped by tn
Maria to Ragusa.
Yesterday the Maine House Of Represen
tatives refused to concur with the action
the Senate in amending the law to permi
white persons to intermarry with the ne
rro, Indian or mulatto. The vote was--yea
10; nays, 7G.
A New York dispatch says the notorlot
wife of General SICKLEs died there ye stel
day.
The Gazette de France asserts that gl'ei
destitution prevails throughout Italy.
SAYS We lately recorded that at Venic
; out of 10000 inhabitants, 10000 are r.
have related the commencement of a cris
at Verona. In the Island of Sardinia Il
. peasants are reduced to eat herbs and roo
like wild beasts.
Hon. j. ENGLISH was nominated for o'
ernor of Connecticut by the Democrat
State Convention yesterday.
A horse-thief named TRowBRIDGE WI
taken from the jail at Danvillc, Kentuck.
on Tuesday night, and hung, by mob.
The latest victims of the folly of maxim
fires with kerosene are Mrs HILLS,
Rousevile Venango County, Pennsylvani
and MARY DUNLAP girl in her emplo
Both we're horribly burned to death.
A lady in Rev. Mr.. SURGEONS Churc
in London, has placed 100000 (Sl00,0OO)
his hands, to found an institution for Il
rescue and relief of vagrant children. TT
institution is to be modelled after those
the Five Points in New York.
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Threatenings in England.

LONDON, February 5-Evening
complications are arising In the East
The people of Servia are flying to arms
against the Ottoman rule, while at Con
stantinople the party in favor of peace is
increasing in numbers and influence.
The Queen opened Parliament to-day IN
person. The people manifested no euthusl-
asm, neither were there any cheers for the
Prince of Wales. The Queens subsequent
return to Buckingham Palace was even
more dismal than her departure.
Great preparations are making for re-
form demonstration on the llth. The peo-
pie say they will then show the Queen q
procession worth seeing.
The bitterness of popular feeling is un-
| disguised. Placards are shown on the
streets saying that men without votes are
serfs. Every personal regard for the Queer
is eclipsed by the reform furore. The
Queen has resolved to appear no more il
| public.
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ATTACHMENT.

b. c. Taylor, Plaintiff, vs.. Chas, A; Brown, De;
fendant and B II Miller, John W Lightly and
Adam Lang and Susan Lang, Garnishees, Be
fore John ID. Sheehan, !. +. OF Miami Township,
Montgomery County, Ohio,
ON the With day OF December, 1885, said Justice
~ issued an order OF attachment in the above ac-
ton for tho sum Of Sii9 B0 Cause set for hearing
ON the lGth day Of February, 1851 at eight O'Clock
An Is. C. TAYLOR.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney.
hianisbuTg, o., psesAbsr 81, 1886. lSwo
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Amnsements.
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How to Make Greenbacks

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vindication OF the Southern States, Citizens and
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Opinion OF Chief Justice Taney with an intro
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VI the Prognathous Race of Mankind. BY DR..
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Containing steel portraits Of Mayor Gunther, T.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

IoB H. MARTIN whose residence ls unknown,
~ Will take notice that MAry X. Martin, on the
2sth OF January, A. ID. 1857 filed IN the Court OF
Common Pleas of Montgomery county. Ohio her
petition, prayiog Tor = divorce, against said de-
tendant Cause-w,llful absence and habituEl
drunkenness ior more than three eArs.
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Business 1utifes.
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Containing the Portraits Of Hon HOratio seymour
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Pacific Flour and Wheat.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 6.-The re-
ceipts of wheat in this city since the lst OF
January were 100000 sacks. Sales to-day
at 81 65@l 70 per 100 lbs.
Flour-Extra, SO %; superfne, So so.
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INRANCIS MOHR, whose residence is unknown
IL Cor nelia Mohr now wife Of Clement Riehe
who live in Clermont County, ohio John y Aohr
as Mohr, who lives in Randolph County Illinois,
will take notice, that petition was filed against
them on the 7th day Of January, A. ID 1897 In the
Superior Court within and Tor the County Oi
Montgomery and State OF Ohio, by John 4. Lu1'
vic, and is now penling, wherein said John
Ludwic demands partition of the following rea
estate TO wit: Being lots numbered ave hundred
and eighty (590) and hve hundred and eighty
one, (6si) OF the revised plat of the city
OF Dayton and that at the next term Of said Court
held after forty days from the date of the first pub
lication Of this notice, application will be made
the said petitioner for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises, ,..........
JAS II BAGGOTT, Atty for Petitioner. lSw6
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Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN g. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GovERNoR;
DANIEL $. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. c. FULTON, Of Crawford.
FOR 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 PUBLIC WORKS:
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PHILLIPS s HOU S e
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DAYTON, OHIO,
Proprietor
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The phillips" is furnished with every conVe-
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travellers or others who may favor II with their
patronage. Liberal arrangements made with per
manCnt boarders jaedu
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A Choice Collection OF Democratic Poems an
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.


Being u review of Judge Story's Commentar'e e.
on the Constitution OF the United States b. Abe
T.. Upsher. Price, 81
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ANTI-ABOLITION TRACTS.

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LETTERS OF MAJOR JACK DOWNING,
sournnRN wnALrn ANp NoRrnERN PROFIT

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executed, and calculated to deceive the
public.
The last reception of Genei al Grant took
place tonight. It was attended by such a
rush of guests that 1t was found at times
almost impossible for them to enter the
house. All branches of the Government
were represented by their most distinguish
ed men. General Sheridan was present and
was everywhere the center of interest,
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nIsroRY oF the UNION AND CONSTITUTION

Being the substance of three Lectures on the
Colonial Revolutionary and Constitutional Peri
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~. BY &. Chauncey Burr. Price, % cents.
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Ihprsddy February 2l, 1867.
The following described real estate to-wit: Being
lot numbered thirty (3OJ and the south half OF lot
numbered thirty one (5l), in section sixteen Q6l,
township three l3), range sA o. east, &c contain
ing one hundred and twenty-five acres and tW enty-
less.
said property TO be sold free of any dover Inter.
est OF Elizabeth Stouner, the widow OF said Henry
stOuier deceased, the heirs agreeing 10 execute
10 the purchaser Il good warranty deed Tor said
premises.
There arc about eighty acres of said farm under
good cultivation; the balance being well timbered.
Upon said premises there is u good well OF water
and good bearing orchard; aud Tor good desira-
BILE home for some one AZ may be considered one OF
the best investments. Deferred payments 10 be
secured by purchasers executing 70 said heirS his
notes, secured by mortgage upon the premises
TEkMS-One- half cash one. fourth in one year
and one fourth in twosyears.
DAVID STOUFFER.
HENRY kUNKLE.
ELIZABETH kUNKLE
DAVID hUNKLE.
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TINE DRIED SCOTT DECISION

As exhibited in Statistical Facts aud Onicial Fig
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ATLANTA HOUSE.
AND
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.
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For Sale.

WE, the undersigned heirs at law OF Henry
w stouner, late of Montgomery County Ohio,
deceased, and Us tenAnts In common in ths follow
ing premises, will offer at public sale on the prem
Sek.
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1uttuus.
Aafttoueers.'
CHRISTOPHER & sPTELMAN
BIB THIRD STREET,
nANTnN- O.

\ PIE PREPARED TO e RV r AS
tthTTi6NEERS in country and city or will sell
'oouS on ''"''7 j. X. CHRISTOPHER and
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- AuctiOneers.
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NOTES ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES.

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For sale by all Druggists at so cts. por
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HORACE WHITNEY, AUctiOHeer,
DAYTON, OHIO.

MILL cry sales in town or country tor the old
w price -slOfor large sales amt g. for smaller
es' ju9l2w