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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20
Maine Election.
PoRTLAsp. September /.

PORTLAND, September IL.
The annual election took place o-day fol
Governor, and members of the Senate and
Legislature. L. M. Morrill,, the present
Governor, was the Republican candidate,
and Msnnasset H. Smith the Democratic
nominee. 1873 towns foot up for Morrill,,
27,958; Smith, 21,126. The same towns
last year gave Morrill, 3O,3l0; Smith, "a,
1926. Molrill's majority, SO far, $3.50,
against s, 484 in the same towns last year,
showing net Republican gain Of 2,34s.
The aggregate vote Of the State is consid
erably less than last year, but the indica-
tions are that Morrill, . majority ywill reach
10000. The returns cover one-half Of
the s.e.s. 1'hv Legislature WIFI largely
Republican the same as last year
although the representative vote falls be.
hind that on the Gubernatoiial ticket.
BosToE, Sept. Id.
Returns have been received from eighty
additional towns in Maine, which increase
Morrill,s majority to 10000. The Repub-
licans have elected thirty outsof the thirty.
one Senators. and three-fourths Of the
Representatives.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20

The Board Of Directors take pleasure
in saying that our Ninth Annual Fair has
been superior to all former ores in the
display Of good stock Of all kinds; more
especially cattle and sheep. Fruit and
garden vegetables were good, and also the
grades of manufactured articles, although
not largely patronized.
TheY would call the attention Of spgar-
growers 70 ]. W. G. Stackpole.s Sugar
Mill, which is decidedly entitled to merit
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR NEXT YEAR.
President. Waldo R. Strong; Vice
President, John R. Ellis; Recording Sec
retary, Geo. McQuigg; Corresponding
Secretary, A. A. Watkins; Treasurer, o.
Branch; Managers, N. Stansbury, R.
Coombs, VIM. Foster, D. R. Jacobs, H.
Warren; Marshal, Samuel Titus; Assist
ant Marshal, Geo. Stivers.
A. STOUT, Pres.
GEo. McQUIee, Rec. Sec'y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20

To the VOTERS Of Meigs County.
respectfully announce to YOU that will be a can
ddate for the Office of Prosecuting Attorney at the
ensuing October election.
August ., 1859. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20
FRUIT TREES.
T. p. Fogg & Son

0ffer for sale several thousand Grated APP
" pie Trees, of a suitable re for setting
out this Fall. Price, Ten Dollars per Hun
dred. = .,.s@,.,q,r .s..s fl.
Salem Center, Meigs County, o., Sept.
18th, 1859. .f"ilt-Es 37.tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20
Incorporated lsi9-charter Perpetual
CASH CAPITAL, 81, ,OOO, 900,
WITH THK

HNA'eSN 'oAO O""'eot Oip0pWht o
CASH CAPITAL, 81 600, 900,
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMpAIRED. .-
N EFT s URP q StOF $942, 18I.72.
And the prestige of 40 years success and experience
Upward of 1000, 600 Of losses have been paid BY
the Etna Insurance. Company In the past 40 years
The value OF reliable Insurance will be apparent
from the following ..t5E aE5 ii5i 1850 Y
LOSSES PAID BY THE .ETNA
DuRINo THE PAST five YEARS: 95 tt24
In Ohio, s43l,5e 50 In Michigan, Sl5s043 81
In Wisconsin, 106,055 07 In Indiana, I46,s39 81
In Kentucky 204,939 4Oi In Illinois, 44s397 Al
Missouri, 3s4,5la "a Tennessee, 7,s1oaal
Iowa n Mimi, 10i,3y9 46 kansas & Neb., 1895 n
Mississippi and Alabama, - S52 ,4l2 i8 ne
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accented Ht
terms consistent with solvency and profit. .s..s
Especial atten tion given TO Insurance of DWELL
lNGS and contents, for terms of to years. -
The solid service long and successfully tried, and
the many advantages the Etna Insurance Company
possesses In its line, should be overlooked By
those ready to insure and understanding their best
interests. ID. 80 'a.l p t.. .t.s .gfso- rrg >
During "strngent times' the necessity for reliable
of property owners to sustain loss being then much
lesseBed. ..t -a Et1
. Agencies In all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State Policies issued without delay,
by any OF the duly authorized Ag of lhe Company
II PBusiDess attended to with despatch and hdel-
ty. .. oREN BRANCH, Agept,
sept. 2O.-3S '3m. u, Pomerov, o.
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\ PrcTuRR OF AN EDiroR The Mariposa
Z Cal. "Star" thus describes the personal
appearance Of Horace Greeley: y,
He does not look like a vegetarian
wears specs declines to drink-4-neyer
smokes seldom siRsafs1r land, among
other peculiafiIinz ~ f1'be in devil
q s'tl
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AN ORDINANCE

To tax dogs, and prevent their running at
large in certain seasons, in the Town of
ponoorov without muzZleS ~.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20
Marietta & Gin. and Hillsboro & Gin. R. r.

Sept. G, ls59.:-36-4t*
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20

iIcigs CogntY Agricultural Fair.
The following sre the awards Of the
Ninth Annuil Agricultural Fair Of Meigs
County, held at the Fair Grounds on the
't4th and 18th Of September. 1859:
y E8
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ALEX ANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.

correspondence " Ide SfdT.
ALEXANDRIA, August 6, 1859.
Our market was abundantly supplied this morn
ing with meats, vegetables and fruits in season.
and prices ranged as follows: Fresh beef Ga12c
per h., salt do salOc.; fresh pork lOal2c. per Ib
salt do sal2c. per ID; mutton SalOc. per pound:
lamb oalOc per pound, veal SalOc. per pound;
tomatoes Were very abundant at 1Oal6c Der ok !:
new potatoes 62a75c. per bush; green corn Parse.
per doz.; beets 2a:}c per bunch; beans 2ua25 per
PIX; cyn1lns Gallo per doz; onions 30a5Oc per PIX :;
cabbage 3aic. per head; blackberries Base per OF :
whortieberries salOc. per Of Peaches are scarce
as yet; a few inferior ones sold for 81 per pk. !;
apples 2oa25c. per PIX; pears 62a75c per PIX; can.
1elouPes 3al2c apiece; watermelons 6a5Uc apiece;
cucunDers &c. per doZ. Chickens are plentiful:
they sold for 81 25a b so per doz; eggs IOaiac
per dozi butter, roll 25c per lb. print ale; lard
l2al5c. per h. The only fish in market was stnr.
geon, which sold readily at 3aic per ID; hard
crabs 26a25 per doz. - -
We are requested to call the attention Of the
proper authorities to the fact that horses are al
lowed ny their owners to at large In our streets
after night, to the great annoyance of many per
sons: we think there is a law to prohibit this
and II so, there Is ample room for its immediate
enforcement
A celored individual I'm the employ of Mr., !
w simpson, while trundling a wheelbarrow ON
tue pavement yesterday, contrary to law, was IN
exPectedly confronted by Mayor Massey. who
ordered him TO leave the pavement ipstanter.
winch order he was not slow in com lying with;
but what was his Honor's surprise when. In less
| tnan nall an hour, he met the identical wheel
barrow on the pavement again The colored in
dividual was taken with a leaving ,, but not in
tme to prevent i fine and cost of 81 81 which
the Mayor imposed upon him this morning
The Southern mail did not reach here until
quite late yesterday afternoon owing TO an acci.
dent on the Richmond and Fredericsburg railroad
caused by the train being thrown off by rmnin,,,
against cow. C.pIoS
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9EOR0ETOWN


GEORGETOWN, August 6, 1852
+ business upon the canal during the week has
Presented about the usual amount of activity.
Inc trade, however as will be seen from the fol-
lowing report, kindly furnished us by the gentle.
manly collectors, Capt Hollings~arth, and hi.
assistant Mr.. Peck, has been confined almost
enureiy to coal. In a few weeks more the trade
IN hour and grain win doubtless commence. when
Doth the number Of boats arriving and the amount
OF Tolls will be considerably Increased The
whole line Of the canal Continues in excellent
naslgable order, and chief Superintendent Stone
ana MS assistants indefatgable I'm their efforts
70 Keep IL 50 until the close of navigation by ice
had the affairs of this great work of internal i'm
provement been always managed as carefully and
systematically as they have been during the last
year or so long ere this those who expended their
means In Its construction would have been deriv-
ing some returns upon their outlay. Heretofore
party tpoiincal feeling has been the power behind
the throne which has controlled ia its MANAGE.
ment, and thus its affairs have been kept in an
unProsperous condition the canal prevented from
answering the end Of Its creation. and the stock.
holders from deriving any returns upon their out
lay In us construction. The whole number of
poa.s wnlch nave arrived during the week amounts
70 S..sso OF them from Cumberland bringing
Of coal, and the remainder from al fesest
points, with tan bark, lime stone &c The rec, pts
OF tolls at the Georgetown collectors office for the
same period amounts to So 1884, as follows: ascend
ing trade 500; descending 1881 -
Inc ioliowing shipments of coal have been
made from Rays dock during the week ending
TIM, TINS morning; schrs; Elizabeth Jane, Ousen, "A
tons, Judge Harrington, Shaw, 70 tons, to Phil
adelphia; Ivy, -, 137 tons, to Providence; F. T.
prog nard, Nichols, Isl tons, to Boston; Crisis,
Kenear, ae3 tons, to New Haven; w Salisbury,
Hudson, 293 tons, to East Cambridge; J. Thinkers
165 tons, to Newark; Henry Finch, Davy,
9os o tons, to New York; making In the aggregate
Yesterday was quite day of showers-we were
visited by number Of the most refreshing char
actei; which has served the good purpose OF Law.
ing the clouds of dust which was sometimes al
most UNDESIRABLE, cooling the atmosphere. which
Tor several days previous had been almost too hot
Tor human nature to bear, and cause the entire
vege.a9le kingdom TO wear decidedly more
promising appearance than it Las for several
weeks past.
We have nothing worthy Of note from the -four
ana gram market this morning. No change has
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III llilsf mrs n iIIlEllII
From Yucatan-r,,,, r,.,,,..

SH5RLksroS, Aug. s.-Tbe Courier has n .p--
c 81 aesPsseh rom New Orleans, stating the war
been restored. ~ f"Oe hso
The same despatch says the returns from Tern.
give small majority for Rannells. regular Dem
date for Govesnor :. =
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. s.-Tbe steamer Oriraba
mas arrived from Galveston, with dates 20 the "a
instant bringing some returns Of the election in
wa, :, stafe on the list inst. As far heard FROM
Houston, for Governor. was ahead.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Tbe Habsvrro s,c,,
Minatitian has arrived up with the Csiysornss
infih In Mexico Miramon had decreed a heavy
TAX on every citizen Of Mexico who favors IN,
priests. Otherwise there is nothing of ippor,nnr,
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orsrrs- MsniEr.-This morning. the Susirs
space was crowded with wagons and other vebi.
cles, requiring unusual activity Of the ofncen to
arrange and keep up the orderly arrangement. The
supply was ample, the demand active, and saies
brisk. NO considerable alteration Of the prices
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NEW YORK, Aug 6-Flour IOal5c lower; State
81 6Jai 90 Ohio 81 a5a5 40; Southern Ss 2sass 90
w heat 3a5c- lower; Southern red 81 25aI IS white
81 rs. Corn heavy and nominal. Pork quiet; mess
sl4 .6Oais4s6s. Lard steady. Whisky dull
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer

ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
shall sell in front of the premises Al oeioct n IN
tS o,s nos and Z in square So, il being more
man Two thirds of said square. This property is
handsomely situated on the Island, fronfirr on "a
south. WIN - "uN eHee's
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in G. 70 aud "a
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deeo gwen and a decd of trust taken Title in
dfsputabe. IAN -dtsD A GPEEN 49,.
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Grand Picnic AT COLUMBIA SPRINGS, on
MONDAY NE1T.-The Associated Stars propose
to open the Columbia (late Roach's) Springs on
Monday next, by grand picnic excursion. This
place has recently been thoroughly renovated and
improved, and is now well adapted for the ac-
commodation Of excursions. The committee, In
connection with the proprietor of the Springs.
der this the most pleasant excursion Of the season
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Baitinasre Marhess.

BALTIMORE, August 6.-Ffour 10 slow Of sale
but prices are uRsltered; Howard street IS 50;
City Mills S5.25 Wheat closed dull; sales OF
1900 bushels, white 81 3uasl 40; red 81 ,l5xsl ~
Corn closed firm and generally Unchanged; white
and yellow 76as0 Provisions unchanged. Whisky
closed dull at l.c
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Tennessee Eleetie.

a., NshviLLE, Aug. SIN % counties the opposi
,, nsse Certainly gained one Congressm.n, and
(Dem is elected by about son ma, In a.. N,.,s
district Atkins DEM 10 reported to be elected
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I M. SINGER a co.'s
L. iMPRoyEp

HasA,ssios Ofee-No. 3ss Penssylrasta Lrsss,.
Onfer ths Ndftonal Hotel.
roI tSmiiles, tasiort. and all ma aufscturing pur-
Poses they are unequalled more durable; capable of
aoine greater variety Of work, and ef earning
more money than any other machine an the ma-ket.
The new Family Machines 81 s5o and S75 ara at
trscting unusual attention. - n. ID i : -
we invite all 70 call At orr new Otsce. and
examine them aud their work. The great &C snomy
10 using such machine viii at once become a.
parent. Explanations given 70 oil. Circulars. iias-
traung al OF Sing ers Sewing MsohiBes with specl
mems Of their wort, furnished To ell, sent % any
address.
A good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist,
and other machi.e findings kept on hand. and sold
I. M. SINGER CO.
WIN. d. 6LONEk, Agent ma ally
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keutuckv Eleetis~

LouIsvIILE, Aug. 5.-Returns indicate the rlee
ton Of Adams In the 9Th and Moore m the 9th Con
gressionai Districts, both Opposition. The vote.
however, 10 close. and the result NAV be eoesider
ed doubtful
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BY A. GREEN, Auetioneer

~ TIE FIRST WARD AT iucrIox.I On I'm TrtES>
IA ront Of sSe i pEsaI, at o'clock shaH sell
no. z, on 2lst street, betveeu / snd ~ .f&est0
eet eet on get street and ing hack 10
49,, .oss tasr Nth the Improvement thereon con
Ssung oil good tro story frame house CO. ~. Mn,
for 81 oST S asr occupied as store, and renting
nieJrmsi One haIioash; balance ia and y ,no,th.
Deeh gwen ana 81 ed Of trust taken Title SnSis-
patsole, - Tan 0 dts A. GREEN. Auct.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneet.. :,
StrO,ShS At TUESDAY AF
- TERNOON, August 9th. at a, o'cIoef ~ The
Auct0n kooms. we shall sell - w.
$50 Cor poratlon of Washington STOCK
INs Corporation Of Alexandria Rer stored Stock
''"3 - hNsSaI w Coupon Bonds, interest payable
sane Bank Of the Old Dominion Stock.
Terms cash IN current funds, ...r
auo J. q. MCGUIRE Il CO. A,ctx
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer,
rHRUSTEE'S SALE OF H0uSE MN

RAM, oS ilTH . STREET, NEAR IaE Navy ,YARD
.Nh husnst lsf', shall sell, by virtue Of deed Of
Iast ttnm Arm Sche to the subscriber, bearing
datS the nth day OF September, 1851 and recorded
IN Llber As,Ne: 10. folios IS, &c at O'clock
WasSin!Pt sSpeT,S sna being g the ely Of
IN Square COO, fronting II feet inrh IN iitb :.
cast. be'ween south NJ and N streets by M feet 6
nents, consisting OF a three story Frame DWELLING
win brick basement, injured by ire stable,
Terms: One third cash; balance in q Z and tvel, e
months the purchaser TO give notes for the
payments, bearing interest from the day of sale A
aeeu gwen ana deed of trust taken on the prop =
cry 10 secure the payments of the not a and Ita
VIII be required TO be raid down 10 the suctioneer
when the property 10 kRoei ed of and IL the money
Is not paid down the property will be then and there
pSt up again ana sold to the next highest bidder;
anu upon the compliance with the terms Of "a the
Trustee WI convey 10 the purchaser such title as
vested In him. Should the terms not be complied
VITA "a three days the Trustee reserves the reht to
the property at the risk and cost of tn de-
lnqu9nt by given three DAYS notice of such re-sai
In the Washing ton Star nswspaper.
au o-ts A. GREEN. Auct
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Erie Railresd.

NEW foRK, Aug. 5.-The Supreme Court of th'.
State has granted the application for the appoint
ment OF receiver, under the fourth mortgage of
the Erie Railroad
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REMEMBER the excursion Of the Ladies, Aid So.
ciety which takes place at Glymont Pavilion
that delightful retreat-on "Wednesday next, the
10th inst From the KIN" good taste of the lad les
engaged in the arrangement of this picnic and
the great eXertions which they are making for
this occasion, we can assure all who desire TO be
relieved for awhile of the dull and wearisome
lnonotony Of city life, and to enjoy view of the
rural scenery surrounding the waters Of the beau.
tiful Potomac, that they cannot have presented "a
them finer opportunity than the excursion Of
these ladies. See advertisement
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TAKE NOTICE.

ALL persons owning property on either side of
Second street. between High street and i s western
limit, are req by an ordinance of the Corpora
ton OF Georgetown: ID c., approved Esd day OF JULY
ls59, to have the fHotysys fronting on the same,
days The work must be done with materials and
In style OF workmanship to be approved of by the
undersigned, within the Time above stated or the
Improvement, in each case of failure, will be made
by the subscriber and paid for oat of the proceeds
of the tax which has been levied for that purpos
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor,
Commissioner
B jy % StaWtAu24 ."'E -''.o''' ~ 'O''
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RfH0ncf1l.

NEW YoRE, Aug. e.-Stocts opened hrmer, but
closed weak. Chicago and Rock Island 81: Ill-
nois Central shares 81; do. bonds 81; Michigan
southern 20t.; New York Central s2s.; Pa. Coal
Co s?i Reading "a; Cantons 17A; Va. 6s e3E;
Mo. 6's s2h.
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TRr,SSTEEs' sALE.-In pursuance of decree
Ann Eliza Brent and Henry KaTint Brent S y sAs ,1
Trustees, will expose 90 pubic sale. on TIIIfRS
DAY, the eth day Of September u"xt, AZ II o'ciocS
M, II iaIr II not the next fair day tli4reaftsT al
the late residence Of James r. Brent Deceased. on
the premises, that tract or parcel of Land Of wbich
ne dleu selzed and Possessed called "FriendshIp y
lsteiy kn9w1 as 'sBrentyIlle," cont.inng aIou,
three hundred and fifty acres
rms property is most pleasantly and ADVANTAGE
Susy located being within quarter of a mile of
Scagg Crossing on thu Baltimore aud Wa shiny
passengers, freight, &c-within two lies Of Rsi,s
we. ana the same distance from the MARYLAND
AgTic9itural College, in a region of country re
Is adnrabiy adapted to the gro " IN of Whest Corn
ano IoOacco; has a large apple and peach orchard
vi niost - iect irult ana young growth a consider
tered. "u i' "eH wa
The improvements consist of a commodiop, frame
Drweting, and every desirable buIlding-neariy ali
and are IN the best repair. P"'''
The soII rs OF fine texture, naturally fertile pro-
ouers good crops, and, at an siderable OUTLAY
might be rendered most valuable and prudnctiye,
ltls With twenty minutes ride Of Washington
city, by railroad and, regarding the advantarss IL
Possesses IN relation 20 location, susc ptbity of
the consideration of those desirous TO pnrcaase !.
hrst rate farm, and would suit person engaged in
oq rL rs In sshlngton or Baltimore cities.
me Terns oil sale, as p escTibed Nv the Decree
are: TWO Thousand dollars Of the purchase money
10 be paid y. cash the day of sale OF the ratfca
ton thereof by the Court and the residue In co nal
instruments, in two four and six wears. To be Ss
cured by the bonds or notes of the purchaser with
security to be approved by the UNDERSIGNED, and
ot or r. in, . from OF The day 3fsse
erty VIII be conveyed 70 the purchaser in fee sim
pie. NC. STEPHEN, / Trn.,.o.
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NSrth Carsl,,. R,.c,,.,

PKrkRsBuRc, Aug. Gin the first Congress
over Shaw Dem } by about 400 majority
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AccIDENr-A little son (some 10 years old) OF
Mr. Robinson. jeweler. residing on South street
receiveda fall yesterday, by which his arm wa,
badly broken. The prompt AID Of DR. Morgan
however, served to set thin TO rights and TODAY
the little sufferer is doing well.
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FROM OUR SwIrER Editor
Of the Star Respected Sir You will please cor
rect an error In your paper of yesterday headed
s.Crow Hill In Commotion - wish YOU Do know
that our limits do not extend above street north
nor up Sixth further than n, and you will oblige
an injured Crow HILL SwIPER
August ), 1889
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DOR RENT-A two. story BRICK DWET,
Il LING, with back buildings AMI cellars and gas
through the house, on Say strc-t, GEORGETOWN, TO
an accf ptabe tenant the rent will he moderate
ply to ID. ENGLISH. AUD 2aw2w
DOR SALE.-Thc Good Will and Fixtures and
stock Of a small VARIETY STORE for sal a
Low for cash For further information apply at No,
au 4-Stt "
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By J. c. MCGUIRE Il co. Auctloneers.

VEkf VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH sTRFFr wksr .Hn
N NisGH sIRs9T-On TU EsDAY AFT F &
NoONi august 9Th, at 81 clock, on the premises,
We snail sell that valuable property situated at the
corner OF street weet and north street
nelnk parts OF lsnts Nos: II and y. in square 2s2
rontng 6o feet on porth street, ard running back
hS1s fest on Thirteenth, with the bindings cons st
ing OF two,ttory double Brick House, recently
TINS property is beautifully located IN one of the
most desirable sections the city for a private
Idepee, and the sale should command attention
Title indie and sal without reserve.
twelve, eIg hteen and twenty four months with in'
terest secured by deed of trust on the prernises
- au d j. T.. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auct'rs
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MATRIMONIAL. No less than twenty lovin
couples have been made happy by the license
clerk at the City Hail. during the week ending to.
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The ATTENTION Of the Firemen of the CITY
called TO tue card Of the franklin Fire Compan,
In another column '
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctiopeers
" ~ LIE

NERf DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE NEAR "FRANKLIY Row" AT ArcTIoS
On w EDNE SDAE AFTERNOON, August lGth
st9e O'Clock, On the premises, shall sell a yer,
desirable and well bull thIee-story and attic BrioI
Dwelling House and lot, stuat I'd on north 81 eet
Lnorth sldsD between 18th and 18th streets west
lac House Is well ouI and handsomely finished
wlth gas tnLopgnout pump OF excellent water il
home for = small family. The property NAV he a
a'HiLed 10y ppIeation on the Premises.
erins; Une fourth cash; the residue in g. II. I;
trust on the p emises.
au2d C. MCGUIRE Il CO. Aucts