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TIE DFTArLTERs ISDIcrEp--Ihe two defsutcrs, Glib
and BTcsn have been indicted by the grand jury at
Columbus We fear their trial will result in their
conviction owing TO the stupid folly Of the last egsla-
ture in not-whcn they repealed the law Of 1916 which
punished the crime of enbezzlcment Of public officers
inserting provision which would have saved the State
the right prosecute for offences that might hereafter he
discovered TO have been committed under that act They
did not do So and il is very doubtful therefore, whether
BFesn can held and made to suffer for his scanalous
breach of trust.--Csacasnati Enquirer.
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THE CRorSA correspondent Of the Boston Pest writes
follows IA fortniehts travel through Michigan, IL
iinois, Kentucky, Indiana Ohio, and Pennsylvania has
given glance at the broadest and finest fields of
wheat grass rye and that have in these
fertile States and travellers whom meet their re-
turn from Iowa. Wisconsin, and the further western and
southern sections Of the Union tell the story Of lux
uant crops in the alness Of the harvest await
ing the gathering Of the htlshandrnan-
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Read, read.-A New Political work.
THE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK. OR ENCYCLOPEDIA


yIyIIIS work royal octave containing $40 pages Of
matter conveniently indexed and han1sref bound = now
out No pccal speaker should be without H. pnet
cay arranged ycopea style book Of most oonychl
reference amongst other things the Consultation Articles
az Platforms the American ka
History 90 the various
History Congressional Egzlrt On The United sies
Complete History with all the votes sectonay eaa
fed the Missouri Compromise, History q INC hhse
rss rclntye TO Kansas AID rssspa. not
Walkers inanGuf tfss IN fac every
excitement kaae r.dns the
Clamer Kansas affairs dns I'm
Special President Fierce the
Party Conventions in the United States History
Suffrage signed Madison Tn defence Of the Amer
that Of Governor Wise EBins ~ the Alien and Sedcn
th history the Cnnmses Of 1850 with the several
votes fhere Extracts from the Speeches Of
noted Al nd bicas, Illustrative OF the roston OF their
parties he Speeches of Southern Men, indicating southern
the subject 81 tbe distribution Of the Public
thereon; Extract Of Mr. Grundy
faulkners the subject History The
by Congress- Mr. Toumbs Lecture
Virginia Kentucky resolutions f lsss and ea the
or ppotc Bargain ana Intrigue many things
single volume with the matter II every
political compressed into TINT subject Of discussion
or likely 10 be-.
Frice three dollars. Can he had by addressing
NJ W. CTISkEY,
Boy Post WASH u
JAMES b. SMITH x 90,
6l0 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Parties city wishing viii find at the bookstore OF fRNcK
TAYLOR.
The trade viii be offered wiz please
add the Philadelphia agents
Peron- scng win be paid literally fr all Subscribers OBJ
tained July 1lf--3taw2wkwlt
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5. c. Herrlng & CO.'S patent Champion safes

TTNiIE subscribers, grateful for past fayors, and
public beoUng their
that that exb all
their stock hare enlarged their depot by opening extensive
broadway AL, Murray
pte the cSy Hall This enlargement warehouse with tho
enlargement of their factory viii enable the
hand all times larger stock Gre and burglar
proof saf other establishment the world
viii be had 10 constructing safes for private families match
with other furniture for the security Of plate and cwey
Also f'Ee5
DOORS Hans patent powder proof
Joness Formulation lock Cygiers
paent letter lock, without key
e. c. HERRING & Co,
Nos 1875, 1877, and 139 Water street,
No. ISL Broadway, Murray New York.
r. C0YIE co, Agents
Washington d. C..
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-Iy mchmonds Virginia
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SAD oocuHRKxcE The Lewisburg VA Chronicle Saws
On Thursday evening Last alteration took place be-
tween James Yates, ST. and John Sullivan, youth OF
Is or II years They were working in the corn-cld Of
Joseph Myl Yates ploughing and Sullivan hoeng after
HIM When in remote part Of the field some difficulty
arose between them when Sullivan struck fates with his
hoe factrng his skull and producing immediate insen-
amiiiy He fingered few hours and died. Yates WIS
an Old man, perhaps sixty sixty five years Of age
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hArLEasD IRON FHIARs PorNr 10 GRANADA The VAL
icy Planter suggests public meeting Of the citizens OF
vahoma county, Mississippi TO consider Of the propacy
building railroad from Friars Point 70 Granada, 10
afsect with the Mississippi and Tennessee and the Mis-
sSipp Central
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The Ohio Female College under the presidency Of Al
phonso Wood A. NJ has lG5 pupils. The college build
ings are eight ia number the main structure was recent
In completed at a cost Of csc, 600
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Hsl~ The funeral of the late RoBERT FARSHAM will
place the Residence his family Eleventh
wednesday, O'clock which bis friends and acqa
invited TO attend without further notice
July 81
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ny TELEGRAPH.


Nnw YonK July l9.~Ihe steamship BLACK Warrior ar
rived to-day bringing Havana dates 20 the 18th
Spanish sailor reported 10 have been killed in
With the crew Of the American barqne Albetina The
police took possession Of the American vessel and
allowed 20 board except the American consul
and deputy.
Sugars were unchanged stock FAC, 600 barrels
lasses IS 900 hogSheads Exchange improved Freight
dull The city free from fever.
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Pequot House, New London, Connecticut.

FTNHlS favorite summer hotel is open fer the
reception guests dejigfuly
mouth Of the river Thames Long Island sound elegantly
furnished and psssses bathing sailing
fishing Is New York
railroad has every facility and
The all those who hm with their pm
tronag every made promote their pleasure and
comfort j. G. PACKARD, Superintendent.
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

A immense assortment vi seasonable fabrics con-
N stanty hand also fun and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or caEPErSGs
on cloths naiing rugs mats curtain materials curtains, gin
cornces, window shades &e., nc, &c.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICTS
lord & TAYLOR,
255, 257, ESQ and 2Sl Grand street,
Nav 20 " "a raiharne street
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Episcopal High School, OF Virginia,
nOwGtD,
Thrcc Miles Fest 81 Alexandria
REV. JOHN r. MCGUIRE, RECTOR
TIME seventeenth session of this institution will
i Wednesday, the 9th Of September rex
TEKNs $3.50 for board, tuition lights fuel mendng &e payable
annually in advance,
Msdcrn languages, music drawing are charges.
Pamphlets containing the study
sent to those who request them. Direct to
JOHN 2. MCGUIRE,
Theological Seminary 3I'ost once,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
July 1s-Iawl0t
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F1miriss Aaanfacfwrrs, and Oilers
YIynESE machines combine all the improvements
that Their extensive and increasing sac,
the approval commentator that they have
warmly recommending sen they
have suAnty test them thoroughly and have
Given eniir satisfaction
among that they possess over all others,
l Beauty simplicity and consequent Freedom
from arrangement need al rerairs.
81 UnexanlAed and raiiAry q operation
3i. Noasriess movement
remarkable perfection OF their stitching, had her aTieh
hllty 70 a variety q purposes and matertas
Principal Broadway, York and al their agencies
ia principal cities Of the Unen.
May 26--lys
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Naral haaRpnoc.

NEw York, July 20.-Adyoes have been received an
nouncing that the sloopof-war Falmouth lct Buenor
Ayres the 2sth Of May for Montevideo.
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StrscE By LigItnag.

BosroN July pa despatch from Franoonia state
that the Fume House struck bs lightning on saur
day, and VIM. H. Smith, Boston merchant and Mr.
Brandon, clerk Of the hotel, instantly killed
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Terrific Storm al Rochester.

New YoRK, July 20.--A terrific storm passed over
Rochester this afternoon The rain, mingled with hail
fell in torrents The flashes of lightning were startling
A large number of windows broken by the hail
stotes ard il Is feared that much damage has been done
to corn and fruit IN tire vicinity.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

following the numbers uf the Grand Consolidated
Lottery Maryland Of the Consolidated Lotteries Of
Maryland class 20, drawn jolly il, 1851
"a 50 63 AZ 81 80 8 u IL 40 Go
The following are the drawn numbers Paiapsco
terry class 100, drawn July 20, 1851
II rs 50 so "a 81 Al 6s 60 80 7s
R. FRANCE 4 Co, Managers.
u. II McTnATt, Commissioner.
July 21--lt
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ST JoHSs, On F. July 20.There yet no signs Of
the steamer Circasssn, due from Liverpool
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Connecticut,
NcoRpuRATED IN 1876.
Capital s24s4eoo Annual dividend policies per ccut
Ninety during BY paying
Statements Of the furnished Those
-nc other agencies and have removed this have their
policies renewed through
MICH. NOTfSE, Agent,
June l3-dIy No. 46l 18th
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Washington Branch RaiIroad d.

ON and after Sunday, l4th June, the express train
which 40 viii leave s2o p m, commencing
train win leave washington at q M snd baltimore at 5Is p
June Is Nv Tn rAHsaNs Agent
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Doath d a, Emiaaa caisea Of WauAaegtou

WnnISsroS, (Del.,) July 20.--At half-past III this
forenoon while the train from Baltimore waiting at
Stanton for the Philadelphia train, Mr. Robert Fsrnham
Of Washington got out and standing the track
The Philadelphia train approached aud struck Mr., F.
killing him almost instantly The body is much man
gsd There collision, and consequently other
person injured. Mr. Farnham and his three daugh
.-rs route for the North The coroners jury il
- ion The remains Of Mr. Farnham viii he
~. '. ~ a. w. -ton by the midnight train
lt6ts by Gs n-,-s4-j
Mr. Farnham left Washington m the e.~- 1'h WIZ ~,
his three daughters for a tour to Long Bra'. -
Lake George Burlington Montreal and the White fncuh
tains and seemed 20 anticipate the trip with great plea
sure Friends who saw him at the remarked that he
was in better than his usual spirits.
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William Grandin,

William Grandin,
cprnl1lox
AND UNITED STATES COURT or CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
Ne 20 Ffzs7in groe Ner Yak
Maine Hampshire Vermont Conncccut Rhode
Island, Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana, Michigan Iowa, Wis
omin Kentucky Tennessee, Louisiana Ala
bata, Mississippi. 6eorga,
Florida, &c.
Kansas Nebraska the United Territories
Pensions, patents, bounues speedily obtained
An kinds NV business successfully prosecuted
Special attention paid 70 Coart of Clnns business.
May 26-6m
We would q Grandn esq
The
Cams
aughy with The departments
Washington pracdce United
ISeie Daily
EBBITT HOUSE.
street, between Iaib and 18th streets,
WASHINGTON, n c.
TTIIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oughy repaired and furnished with Superior fnrft1re
hundred and has all Che requisites &C
hrstcass
The poprors have provided coach which VII be at the railroad
DEPOT and steamboat landing arrival for the conveyance Of
passengers and baggage 70 the bote.
June TO-
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wooIIens.
WILSON c, HUNr co, IMPORTERS,
80 20 So Park Place,
wheeler a. Wilson.


MANUFACTURERS ooMPANYs nrRoyFD SWING MACHINES
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Cyrus w. Field a. Co..
WHOLESALE PArER DEALERS,

INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers 10
t,er large printing writing wrapping, and All other
paper which they oer for sale at the lowest market ees
May 26--ly@
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Collectors ONCE, City Hall,

July To- Ih5f.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for prompt
IN paymcuNooe hereby given that the taxes for the year
1857 this office and that deduction
tn per cent Is hy year paid
fore the 18th day September JAS T. HALLIDAY,
Julv 16--soiitf
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once OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company
ISpGrn Brnrdsas Philadelphia June % 1887.
TIME annual meeting Of stockholders Of aThe
Magnetic Telegraph Company Cor The ecion
company ensuing year, and the
such other COMPANY
Office Thursday the
1857, "a O'Clock m. ~ said day
June 24-law3te JOSEPH SAILOR, Secretary.
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II OST-0h Thursday evening, the 2sth instant, a
hong The finder shah be literally rewarded
by leaving 1 ni Fifteenth
Nay 5o-u tstsr]
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PLK.sASr WARN Hor VERY Hor The Smithso-
man Institution yesterday morning learned through
Morses telegraph line of the state of the weather from
New York to New Orleans 1t is singular fact that
while in Raleigh and Wilmington, North Carolina and
Savannah and Macon Georgia, and Gainesville Misss-
sippi, the weather pleasant" it was actually
warm in fifteen other places North and South But
in Columbia South Carolina It ''hot and in Mobile
Alabama, livery hot " Washington is noted as 'cler
and ,rorTa We boldly assert that far this city is
concerned the person who communicated the information
told the truth
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w. r. Bascomc Ohio State Journal J. Grciner, Co
lunbus Gazette; w Dennison, esq, President G Y.
r. n r. Nevins Ohio Statesman.
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V,EACHER.--A graduate of New England col
lcrr the instun where ne graduated
hes 10 procure osuan
a. his present engagement expire August
The cf win be given Please address Tutor Middle
bury, Vermont July T-d7t
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Presentation. Mr.. Millson, Of Virginia, is at
Browns Hon j. c. Allen, Of Illinois, at Kirkwoods'
and Major McRea, United States consul to Paris at VIII
lartis'.
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VITILLARD'S HOTEL. G. & III. a. Willard,
wv Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street Washington g
2g-dit
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED 81 EUGFNIo LAT1lI-, ARCHITECT, NJ $ b Sr.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
tare buildings. Office, Gclca, chapraqua,
Westchestcr county, New York.
June I7-dtfs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

The Tninuss Office has just received a new
and splendid assortment Of fancy cards, note and
funeral paper, mourning envelopes, &c, &c.
We are therefore prepared to receive ard exc
cute orders for Balls, Parties, Concerts, suppor,
Weddings, Funerals, &C, with dcspatch and in
the very best style. We have also superior
and varied assortment Of plain and colored busi-
ness cards and card board, together with ,he finest
lot Of paper for Blanks, Bank Notes, Checks
Certificates, Receipts, &C., ever brought, to Tifln
Now Is the time TO get work done choap.
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An impression has got abroad that the Rev. J.
C. Bement, who was recently convicted OF Big
amy at Norwallk and sentenced to the Penitentia,
rv. is the same individual who previously resided
At Ibis place and Iectured throughout the country
on Ancient History. This Is a mistake' ana We We
hone the press will make the correction Our
former fellow citizen, R. B. Bemcnt' sustains
character above reproach and is conten' with ONE
WIRE. Tho last we heard Of him, be was travel
inc through tho state Of New Y ork.
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sEMT-WEEKLY.
DIED,


In Adams township, Seneca county, on the
evening Of October 4th, ALFRED LELAND young.
est child Of William and Sarah ID. Jordan, aged
3 years, months and 6 days.
"Shall We, can We say Of our loved ones who
have gone before us that they arc no longer ours
Oh no, the curtain floating between our mortal
gaze and the invisible world was Withdrawn only
for moment, but The celestial glimpse which
followed our departed young friend behind is
folds, was a ray Of Heavens own light which will
shed its benign influence around our earthly pll.
grimage forever. II was the Godhand which
drew aside that curtain aud in The midst of our
great sorrow lie suffered the light Of his prouise
to illuminate our bereayed hearts.
We remember Gods goodness in the past, We
trust His wisdom in the future we leave our dear.
est earthly treasures in His keeping and say 'Ho
doeth all things well' And yet our hearts are hu-
man stills although we have learned 'to love ten.
dery what death may touch all our clinging af-
fcctions are torn and bleeding, under this painful
separation.
There is consolation in knowing, that over
him death hath no more power. He IS free from
the dominion of sin and pain. Forhis friends who
remain to mourn his early departure there arc still
tears of sorrow, days Of hopeless toll, hours OF
bitter suffering, pangs of unavoidable death. Bot
with all these comes bright hopes to comfort the
mourning Of a blessed reunion with the friends
who have gone before in those refulgent mansions
which Jesus has prepared for those that love him
Fond Mother ever more
Thou dOest well to mourn thy loved and noble
son;
Yet not with tears Of bitterness, but tender Joy,
And trembling fear that God so long entrusted
To thy maternal care so great a treasure.
Deem not thy anxious, patient teaching all in vain;
The everlasting God was witness to thy prayers
Believed with tears and winged with overcoming
faith
Up to His ever open car. Thine is a rich reward
Be comlorted be strong. Say 10 thy mser heart
Be still and seek no longor to retain thy child
Amidst hsworld of evil. E'en thy tender care
Could not evade the blight and mildew Of its stains
God loves the cheerful giyer. Grleve not to bring
Thy dearest earthly treasure an offering TO Him,
Whose tender love like the Small dew morning
And eve enrcheth all thy varied way
Alas! alnsl that memory can only be
Thy treasurer now His past comes back pleasant,
And Welcome Tears, gushing and warm bedim
And ioy is hallowed with the thought Of him
Thou mournest still, as not Of earth.
Oh, can we learn 10 sympathizs with those
Our hearts hold dear by being taught Of Thee
Great Teacher in the school Of sorrow, then must
know
AS one who has gone before each avenue Of grief
Hedged in by saddest thought"
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The Boston Atlantic Monthly for December
has boon received, but VIC cannot speak Of II.
merits this week. Suffice Ito say, that it meet,
with general appreciation. Published by Phillips
Samson & Co, Boston--s3.00.
The Ladies Repository for December, is also
before us. It's great popularity, in this section,
renders comment by us entirely superauous.-
sWormsledI a Poe, Publishers, Cincinnati Price
eQOO
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We commence, this week, the publication OF
somewhat lengthy. but very interes'ing' original
story. entitled "The Delinquent List or "Who
have not Paid their Taxes" written by our hir-
s,,e friend. ]. M. Stevens Esq. On account OF
its great popularity, it viii appear from week to
week, until our readers are familiar with its con
tents and the requirements Of the law are satif-
fed.
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uFDr. Karshner requests US to say. that he has
got his Chemical Baths in successful operation
Mt tho Holt House, and would be pleased to have
the public call and test their healing virtue
He promises to refund the money if they do not
relieve the patient.
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rTour friend T. ]. Logan, formerly of Ottawa,
o., has permanently located in Tifin for the
practice Of Law, as will be seen by his card in
another place. We bespeak for him tha' success,
which his ability and integrity merit Office In
shavhan's Block, opposite the City House.
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]. M. Patterson, ESQ., has removed his law
ogice to the % story of shawhan's New Building,
Immediately over the new Bank Room.
The Law offices of J. c. Lee and W.P. X Il.
Noble have been removed to second story Of
,in.nr,s new building.
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Etpn Insurance Company

We call attention to the advertisement Of this
old and staid institution, which will be found in
another place. It has been in existence for
thirty eight years, ,andbas nobly weathered every
storm. No safer Insurance Co. can be found
than the Etna. L. Adams agent. Office with
w p & n. Noble.
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55Tke Republic. -

A new weekly and semi-weekly paper, entitled
"Thc Republic" has just been started at Wash.
ington City, BY George NJ. Weston, Esq. twill
be an earnest advocate Of Republican principles
and, situated as ,is, at the national capital, will
be Of great service to tho cause. Il is ably edit.
cd, and viii contain condensed and truthful
summary Of the proceedings Of Congress. II is
offered to subscribers at the following low rates;
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lTMessrs. Carr & Co., Iron Dealers, sandus-
XIV, respectfully call attention their card in an
other placc They are gentlemen, in every way
worthy the confidence of the public, and all or
dors will be promptly attended to.
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"a Premium.

We will send splendid SO Magazine, ono
year, to the one who viii furnish us the largest
club Of subscrihers. by the lsl Of January next.
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Notice hereby given that II The tav interest and penal
" charged on said M be uo paid into the Comfy Trrasn.
n ondhc Iteasdrs receipt produced therefor hclo. the
time specified w this notice Cor The sale Of said lots
In thnt ease each lot 80 asoiossa Delinquent and ortc
on which the nN interest and penalty may remain unpaid
VII on the 2nl MnuaY Of December next theine tho lit
day Of said monuD De exposed fot sale at the Ctur su,e
IN said county TO satisfy the tax interest aud penalties ue
thcrroh. Commencing NJ O'Clock A. NJ OF said dav and
% continue from day 20 day (sundays excepted until each
lot contained In aaGlist shall be sold offered for sale
JAMES NJ STEVENS,
hQFlsow. Auditor.
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And one CopYto the gctter mp OF otun OF
10 or more.
Old Subscribers can go into this arrangement,
BY paying up all orrearages. Persons, sending in
clubs, can add to them Afterwards.
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Two full scholarships, IA Tho best Commercial
College in ohio, for sale At a discount, Al This
oilirc Cali soon