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Wa
tioed about ten days ago, has been honorably dis
charged on examination before Justice Bowling,
ofNew York. Ills innocence Of the charge being
clearly proven.
PARDoSEn.-Frederick Scott, the colored
boarding house Keeper, who WIS convicted at the
present term Of the Reco.des'a Court Of the crime
cS larceny, ~ bai1ca. and sentenced, On Wednes-
day last, to the penitentiary. for one year, wis
pardoned the day after his sentence-uis Honor,
Judge Van Buen+ and the states Attorney having
signed the petition for his pardon.
Ar TIE Police CouRT, ye*1erday morning,
VIM. Bel was held to bail for further examIns-
tiou upon charge Of having stolen $as7 from
Barney Mooney, Of Bridgeport
"A boy fifteen yeats Of age app1ied to Commits.
missioner Williams to send him to the Reform
School, rtatipG TINT he had NO home cor friends,
His case was considered as one Of yagraury, and
hie request granted.
4 CHANCE FOR ANOTHER ISJCkCT1oS.-
The Chicago City Railway Company will this
morning commence running line Of buses on
the newly1aid Injunction Afflicted Hals,ed street
City Railway track, rnEE TO ALL who may I'M.
prove the opportunity to ride. Thc guagc Of the
wheels Ia fitted to suit thAt Of the track, 10 that
the 7busres viii run upon the iron rails. Now for
alnw declaring that omnibusscs and street pas
sepgez caIs are one end the Bame.
FIRE D1sTR1cT V1oLA71oK.-At the last
meeting Of the Common Council. petition wss
presented from J. a. McVicker and others praying
t1lat the leaye granted to Mary .Armedy to put
wooden building on q lot in the neighborhood of
A. -. - III
ire ordinance, be rGecinded, and the permission
revoked The petition IVES granted. We notice
that no Intention has been paid to the Rtter, and
that the building is being repaired and fitted up
for business, In spite Of the orders Of the Council
The ART GA1lERY.-The pictures and mar
blcs arc TO be exhibited only ono week longer snd
tho c!tfz6nE would do well to See them at once.
The gallery Is more attractive thsn than ever the
abeeree Of the crowd of1aet week, and the air Of
. quiet, which now pervadcs the whole, NAL a
visit theae positive luxury.
The oW:ers Of pictures who have not sent In
their namcs and address, win please to do 20 at
once. The owners Of engrarings and photo
E1aphs not douated, are requested to remove them
now, as the room 10 wanted.
TIE NEW Rrsu STREET BR1pCE-OpEx1so
OF TIE PnorosA1s.-The b1dsfor erecting wood
en- bridge ac1oss the river at Rush st1eet, adyer-
tisea for by the Board Of Pnb1ic Works, we.e
opened on Thureday, BY the Commissioners.
Three plans and three Offers had been sent in,
iii from reliable raen- Ths bidders ware all rep
1eeented at the opening Of the proposals.
The plans are similar IN appearance to that Of
Wells street b.idge, which has evidently been se-
lectad al the model The following were the bids;
4. Enx n
, 1863-11-14

LIFLHPOpL, NOV. ], I515.
BREAnsrU1Ts-Quiet and steady. Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat qm!et- Corn hEmer; mixed, 2se sd9
PE1f1sibNs-Dun Beef steady, Pork quiet and
steady. Bacon heavy, aud 86@ls lover.
GRocEn1Es-suEar Irregular, but closing nrmer.
{snff 4 iulf. -
, 1863-11-14

TKOVISIONS-MEss foHE Is IN good demand at
si8 co. but holceFs sskng SIS 59l7 o. The offer
!ngs at any rr4ce for r!eeente very ,ng.
BU1K MEATs.Ihese Is but limited cemsud and the
nothing Going yet but holders offer to sell Short Rib
l1ct1es 1t t8kl6S4c-buEers still holding on. LARD
There Is good demand 1nd tie mArkef Is frn ut llc
Ie;say I6e sales Ee1e-1 go o!'s Old s. o PorI
ticklsd bsmt at Sc; 500 pcs Bulk Shoulders, twenty
JAYS T. salt q g. loose too peg Green Hams at i
trcs pIilne steam Leaf Lard at iic
!, p0TAT0E*t;.ANrem II II in good receipt. and for Ne,
IND market tolerahlT 1rm at present quotations,
Common Potatoes are In rery ltn1!ted deInand and
,r1reS less Urm We quote:
, 1863-11-14

FLOUR Steady,
GRAE-Whent firm aud parties apart Sales at
waui ee r1ab. Corn hrn at ee@s5c. Oa's selling at
31.c2.
Wn1sKY-QAitt at 5e@59c.
FBEIGATs-31c for wheat, tic Cd oats
1NPoETs12s c0 btls houf, eco bu wheat, IS 900 bu
E9reSTs5 5oo bfis aozr, 20 60 bu wheat, o,ooo bu
com, III eco Blu cats,
, 1863-11-14

SATURDAY EVENING PRA1m MHET1NCs.-
The rrular stated prayer meeting At the rooms Of
The Young Mems Christian Association, will be
held this (saturday) evening 1t ~ O'Clock We
are pleased to hear Of the growing interest in this
meeting, and hope their rooms msy be 1lled each
Saturday evening.
, 1863-11-14

81 We cali the attention OF cur readers to tho
advertisement OF Plays by McNally d Co., 81
Dearborn street. noTI+PSQi-1t
, 1863-11-14

Oa.eao 1Iarkcts--Hov. 13.
IiFLoUE- Unchanged. .,
GRA1S- What Gull, sA1e5 auaber Wisconsin az
Il Nfpr y bite. Com s.aFce aud qulek.
kCANA1 FEElGHTS-UEchaEGcd.
, 1863-11-14
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
Man Found Dead, with His Brain.
Blown 0at,
PROBABLY a SUICIDE

About O'Clock yesterday slternooa, some work
men found in grove. two or three hundred fcet
nom the gravel road. 4 mile and 4 qua,te. fsom
the city limits, man lying on his back, dssd, his
e1ms lying by hts aide, each hand holdIrg a dis
charged DeHipgcr pistol, and his brains 10 CON-
plcte]y blown out as to leave only hollow in the
top OF his head-the brasns being scattered srouad
the place where be vas lying. No clue could b.
obtained 10 his identity, Is the n.a finding him
thought 1t best not to disturb the body until afor
nation could be sent to the Coroae, which vas
Immediately done. The deceased vas apparently
an American; from - to IS years old
vas lasge and stout; had light complexion; wore
email, light m0ustache; Was very well dressed
In Al ose.coat and undcscost, bixck pants. heav,
callskiD boots, Light handkerchief and clean. n,ce
turn-doHn collar. It is thought that hs had beea
dead two or threc days. as his ovcscoat was bat
toncd close up to his chin, which wouid not b.
likely to be done yesterday. when the weatbe. IVES
warm. The Coroner will hold an iaoueat th,.
moznlrg, when 1t IL hoped the body msy b. tden-
titled.
, 1863-11-14

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mora iisesai aaa rooS ae o.
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sn1CHw1sEs-isec:esivos :s al bris. = Msrtct ~.
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HOPS-In fntz demand and stesdy at 2a95oc for
ninEs-Ress!pts ase large and mAsxet vsEy dull
Gfeeh GnnnE3.....,.... .....-...s....s.ss...s..".sh4
ssso 2aaseo
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sai.g g C!sar: dressed 7e e9a:....
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, 1863-11-14

RrE OyER-About half-past four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, a hoy named John Carl was
run over by the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne CARS,
and bis leg badly hurt, and other injurics infct-
ed. He was taken to the residence Of his aunt,
On Barber street, near Canal, and several physl-
cians summoned. At late hour last night the
pbyeic1ane pronounced his recovery hopeless.
, 1863-11-14

pEnsoTA1.-N. q. Farnsworth, Esq, LEFT
She.man. Gtsysou Co, Texas, for the North, on
the second day Of September, 1861, since which
time nothing has been heard from him. Any oue
having knowledge Of his tate will confer favor
On his wife BY communicating the same to her
addressing r o. Box .0s3 Chicago. Western pa-
pers are 1eQutated to copy.
, 1863-11-14

The Foreign Markets.
PER STEAMER ASIA EDY TIlEGrAru
LIVERPOOL, 0, t, 80, 1873.
CorToy-Unthanged, for Aer'ncAn.
BRHsDsTCFFs-siea1y.
PKOf1s1oSs-Efmer.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 81, 1866
EREApsTTVFs-Quiet and steady.
PROVISIONS Dull. ...... .-
Consols, %; IllEots Central, 1s91s discount; Erie,
, 1863-11-14

ROARDIN4.-One room suitable
~ for iint ls gen'1eHen 70 rent. with beard 1t 81
wabash Avtnue southeast corner OF Randolph Two
Day boAIee1a ctn ia tescco1mo1ateo. no1fp9oE1s
POARDING.-Fi1s class board
- and roo1s ca1 be ootained In 4 private family.
vi:hin tt minutes walk ofttePost Otnca by audresa
lrg = & e. at this Office. uoll-pSl54t
, 1863-11-14

II 0 r s A L E. Great Bargaira.
- 2octo acEea of Lard On the Ina Of the Iosans
port. Peoria snd HuiNsg gto1 Eait-ca1 IN Iglr gstou
csaasY. uto:s TseIe LsEds are IN Tic bit sect;os
q iee S!sss @ h,ga ana EoINDg. saa Hen sdap5ad g
:hrea ea Ct 1allT esd At1t.11s Chats wurh and For
Ee;tEIe Eve E1ls1 flou good ccA! EtEe. and VIII pd
Or 1saf1. IN 4nnual pognenta st Eer cent. n.
te7tst Tfelt Is Beat Sugar Ma utactoTY at CnatE.
stsie ,Addrtss Or aFrl7 70 D. X. pRAHsONB ii
Ratdolph stzeet. Cntcego. Of to J. BTIILWELL, Eeq
, 1863-11-14

:. D1so1zARaED.-Jotn Wilson, ir., who wss
j, about two weeks ago, arrested in this city on a
charge Of having forged the pane Of Deputy Col.
'lecto1 B. F. Audcet. to note for $t,oo0, as no
tioed about ten days ago, has been honoraby dis
charged on examination before Justice Bowling,
ofNew York. Ills innocence Of the charge being
clearly nsoveu.
, 1863-11-14

AT1ExrIoN DEARBORN L10HT ARTILLERY.
AL members are commanded TO meet at the
Armo,y this evening at X O'Clock. to DO inspect
cd by tho Adjutant General OF tho State,
Per order, Jas, SMITH Cantafr
, 1863-11-14
G)iea9o Qriba'1e.
sATuRDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1868
THE CITY.

v,o,44tso HAcK ORD1SANcB.-Charles
cs1 1ns yesterday dned four dollars and costs Tor
violation Of the hack ordnance. In driving with
ont lights.
TIE HALsTEp STREET IsJuEcIIoS.-The
hearing Of this case hiss been ret for the first
week in January, but we understand that BY civ
iug due notice. hearing may be had before an
other court, 1t an earlier day. which Ia certainly
desirable.
, 1863-11-14
do Re11t.

TO RENT-A House to a good
ter am, who can buy the sor-1toze. vhlch can be
hso 1ct six Hnhdted Dellats. fssco) Ieat very :ow
1nQulte 1t 347 State tsrott- nc11 ps0s 3s
ITO RENT-Hcte tel to rent, on
l. CsrA1 styees, ore BLOCK we8: Of the Fort Wayne
Cstfle fAzdA co1,.aioipg forty hedrooms, ~. aaI
@Attr: thseE ttrE7 and h!oEe eaeeEent- Apply 10
FU1LLIp CpHLEf d CO., II 8oulh C1srE stTees
noll Ls,s+t
, 1863-11-14

From their extensive connection throughout TIC
county they certainly in position to succeed,
and our wholefa2e and retail dealers will couse-
qrently do we'll to give them tzia1 "a they may
atanltimes depend upon careful apd prompt At
eutIon
, 1863-11-14

4 CHANCE FOR ANOTHER ISJCkCTIoS.-
The Chicago City Railway Company will this
morning commence running line Of rbusses on
the ncwly-1afd injunction Hals,ed street
City Railway track, r1sEE TO ALL who may itn-
prove the opportunity to ride. The euasc Of the
whee1s Ia dtted to suit thAt Of the track, 10 that
the 7busres viii run upon the iron rails. Now for
alhw declaring that omnibusscs and street pas
sepgez caIs are one end the same.
, 1863-11-14

TALLOW-Marketr rather more active and prices
nimtr at present quota.lons. We quote;
10y IaEhEls. q
!s3 10E@1GA
sAIea to-tsy. IS brls conlHy at 1oHc. 4'''e'''''
TEA8-ln fatr demand, and Green and Black Teas
are N better supply Prices rule somswhat easier At
present quotations. We quote:
Young h}son. common to very fne..-...-,, s1lc81
mol ~
oos s1Gs
N@115
~, 1gl
We note an adyance on Missouri "suok1ng' Of 1c.
Te quote: -
Inferior and outside brands. ...........~.... $3.50
Cut In fair request We quote:
stens ......i2 @13 c1aold Leaf go
Missouri. 4Hal54c Sunny Sde+..,....... &c
0o..-.- .......1is49n Ma5.is ;os
Solo,. 20 al c iE Css1is5 ehoies..::. s6c e
WO0L.-Keeejpsa light and in actiTc md fair &C.
mAnc. We quote:
Meanm sssSo
1uU 1S3G
WUOD--Maffet active and arm. Ne quota
hy sne seasge3a5B<ec3h g + 3 sssi Maple ssna7oe;
pic. 4a.3o: Hickory, 49.N29M.
, 1863-11-14
THE TWELFTH STREET BRIDGE
MUaD ER,


Acting Coroner samme,Aold yesterday held an
tnqurst upon the body of'Patr!ck Leddy, at ths
late res!dence Of t.e deceased, corner Of Hslsted
ard DeKoren et1eets. The following jury wess
empannclled: John Nelson, foreman, Michael
Sullivan, Patrick Sullivan, N. c. Hickey, Hugh
comfsty, VIM. Trust, James Feraey, John XII
1eeo, N. g. sumrae,deld. Michael Doyle, Joel Lul,
1nhr, Tup
, 1863-11-14

FRUITS-GREHs AprLxa-Demand very ACTIVE
and IN far supply. Prices rn ut present quota-
tiol With upward tendeucy. We Quota New rcsx
Apples u esIo83so : brl. GaAeEsEEssfet duI aad
, 1863-11-14

CHICAGO GYANAs1ulL-The second Grand
exhibition Of the Season will be given at this pon-
u1ar plseo of physical training. on Monday eve
ming, Nov. 10. Commencing ut TX o'clock with 4
lecture BY Prof. Andrews, n. D. Admission rs
cents, Tickets for sale at the door,
, 1863-11-14

FUR SALE-A fice pair tf Horses
y .Ar d ore Of Witbeck's Truck, zeasly nsv A1s,,
alet oi tetm I'd buggy Ho1 50. Mn.e1 Brood AsFfs
{suug C.ttls, Hc$s. Sheep. &c; also. thIse 1ocd
FTsEo B1lll1fs. E116o Get In good condition toT
Hey EoE ps!ucn!a1s iEqa e q the uade:signsd et
street .ny day between II AID O'Clock
, 1863-11-14

PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM 1HE SOUTH
The Richmond Enquirer Of the I'd inst. contains
several messages to Northern people, which pre-
sent novel mode Of communication between the
North and South Among them ia the following:
To Dr. L. D. Boone, Chicago, Ills.
Myself and Family all well. Not heard from ron
since Sept. 49, 1862 Special inquiry ts made after
s. s. Boone.
Chicago and Waukegan papers please copy.
g. r. FfntTHrH
, 1863-11-14

FOUND On Tuesday, Novem-
- 1c,h = ,nall Pock,t Book. Containing ,
,1s1f euu1 q mons =. which The owner can hsve oJ
nrortnr prcpA1t9 aud paying ctAfKt2- nj No. 8 PaL5
n.oas.f1k Incl2pSQ Qistl CuZiSK
, 1863-11-14

2TRAYED.-Came into the en-
NJ cleauEs OF the subscriber. two threa Year old
ttee.e; ORR tie eth Of October the oFha: OF
the slh OF Nc7et1be.. 1hd nwoerH are relrs1ted -
7. q. CfIS.
HYce Park. Nor. TO- 1se3 ro13 .aG8 81
, 1863-11-14

AT TIE Police CouRr, yetterday morning,
Vim. Bel was held to bail for further examin..
tiou upon charge Of having stolen Sas7 from
Barney Mooney, Of Bridgeport
"A boy fifteen gears Of age spilled to Commits
missioner Williams to send him to the Reform
School, rtatipG TINT he had no home ror friends,
His case was considered as one Of vsgrsncy, aud
his request granted.
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e. haastsasioa pf yakaAk ownsrs 10 d.
rsessd TO the card Of a. W.sSmith, IN am
other column. As veterinary sargeon, DR..
Saith has no superior in shis part Of the
world.
- Kless d nov notwithstanding .
&C Magic Possal-curreney Holder" superior
TO any other article OF the kind We have
seen. He 10 prepared to furnish them by
wholesale, 90 .hssauss fassrsbsh eesnslRf
lsa asskhsa sAey casbs,parphaaM east.
n. . +rSsxs
sI-N. 3. AeBsids sueeesas Dr.. MeCLEL:
LAND in the Drug business as the old ssand
on Lower Broadway. By his advertisement
in another COLUMN it viii be sssp thas bs ia
prepared 10 furnish cisiasns ind smigfanss
wilh ssersvAziasysof, aooassi in the line Of
p apg N n f q Metre da .s4iog
- A man nsmsd Gormap, was shot in
iEeas eassha xasl spsx u fasesiassAis siAaz
lass Wednesday, hE-eas Kaae, AZ emigrans,
and aisd from iSsg erect sslEs J opRa,s on
Thursdng sHsrniBg. ears s1aYe gene in
purssit Of Cana. hak al iask saseoanss be
had not hsek ssad. - = rs = So
IL ! sssos hIss gbsssd sAlgJ
cry stable and raaeha at tha+ "Paoiaic House
Barn., Tssys ay ! Aks "a sEssRoek, and
sxssss0l seSouss.o daasoss fsF keeping yssak
for travellers. Indian creek runs directly
through their ranehe, afording superior 40.
sdaBad fSs rksas. IRs soas to ~
the new arm receive fair share Of pat
ronage.
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Our andsrg fSuSd Reporter will pay the
absEa xeyssai in eQpper cents-suis6ble for
:" buzsum pine "--so any person or persons
whoswFai give him ANY reliable information
O. 20 shawbersabouts Of bis justly-renowned
Msnaesrisss Week after week has pssssd,
and still, 9ano show. Nos onIy has the
Msaagssis ssplayed. out, = bat The oas-hsrss
sids-show hss also failed this wesk. E Has
The hight toned orgsn collapsed, or been
postponed on .aesonat Of HE wsaahsr, or
been Frustrated By . press u job-vork C
No Bsgis-no Msnsgsris I Alas alas +
Fuis Inassls JIsisM NV
.sAa. COM"
I -
The largest turnogs ee The season vss se
the last mssssSg Of sAsss San. eO1.' u
Mrs. j. T. Baldwin,, fass Tgesday evening.
Her large psrIors we're orowdsd, and The com
psuy waS entertained to q Iass tsoSf BY ths
perforpapce ofseome aae sharadss-s The
few lahi4 lsab ssnslsn Jhs. ssss the
ssFsrsaFss s,as,;pg qsssle frsF ss
sniy for their AdpifAbfs peri bat
for mir suooseknl effects y sassssai4fhs
sonyab shsx an. Cd !"
!. ..'! 's.l''''sss ''t.'''
{ ~
Wa&ake back eli Ne ss36 last week about
sha ssspsAs WShaSahssH blsasdaaaring
one pass. wssksNsh 'sessrAl asaigAsfaa shsw.
srs-ops sezhME 0sAsas yesssg4sss Aours
b ea)eg4nd Il ais.slh N nd
most AaasissiVei u IA assaans, pisSsea ds3ss
ag cha esonnasa bkzokA dsapa s~xaskaas~
Thsarssay sAsaA zss1aksis allsisSausA Asasw
showinx fossh iss ssssassds ~ .saiskst'ssr-
psssas fsaslsg ~ ssesaasy saaa dnsAaasas-
nsas srsfsss s6na' 1bNsfsT Epffss isbow
v,.A Us in sii.l WI 40, ssaa ssiissy. All
wild fsaiaisjn I'll AloeRs saa sessA 20
pnsimely frpsss Intervene, We mayT sxPsse
An abls "a ss..s - .
81 g - ~ = = ssas 1890
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.sfsiaa2 wssas Las seeds haoasss
Dc Ssatsa saes ~ edt aA1t szesFsr ssssHiaA
sa.iznsaa ID aeasssaAs sri al SSH aslsss
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CERraR rowNsHIP,,

Lbushveorn nsals go Apz. sggss. n
Dekisa nosasseH s,bseh. pesaSsss oI
2l gsl. plum butter, 10 bash. potatoes, :,
.4hs forsgSfng aftislss Wsls eossliSassd
by ths,fellawieg, psfs0aa:sn, naa ,,.,r
NJ. sss, SIss SAss q 3slasSs
Tssnsr, Isaas u. Atkins, Alex YalsIs ssa.
Noe. eeb q Nsszssys ! ps.
Lsyss sssss, D lBksssss "
Il. MOrriasa. &aiGBaG, Mdasasssasshd J. r.
Byassssasy sansz e,vaaasN ',nh
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e G. T. DEUEL, .VsteFinasy 6utgssps
respectfully announces to the farmers aud
horse. dealers of Postawassaaifs oodnty, that
he has located at Oonpeil Rlaaa, tpr the
purpose OF praesioing bis profession. He
has bad twelve yeats Sonssads Practice in
the Eastern States, and .bslisses be can
treat Successfully al diseases that horse
flesh is heir 10. Prsscripsiaua prepared for
hersss Of distance. 0fies at the Pacific
. ara, goonsn BEdRs. may at.
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If you want to get the best and cheapest
ready nssds dSahisgg hAsaSAps ~ rubber
goods ever offered for sale in Council Bluifs,
&c 70 Tho -nsw. -alothing smporism. -op
Broadway; enc door ssss ofths Pacific
Houss-juss opened BY s. D. Bloom-long
kaaRn 81 the pspalaR salesman OF Map d
We'll. He understands bis business thor
oughly, and viii give yoa Subtraction, or
net chafes a cent axyta9sH TsSf2efu
- ~~~- In gtS-Ee 50 sEs~~
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UNDERSTANDINGS. Istao

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-13
sHERIFFs SALE

Henry Cuppy, use Of Samuel Galloway, W the Cooper
Female Academy. Montgomery supenorI Court,
Case No. 1908. IH f3 l1T4 4tcll r.r
Df virtue OF order Of sale ihRde by the Superior
term, 1860, aud to me drected, Will offer at pubic
sale At the door of The Court hose in hecity OF Uay-
ton on ta- ."Iat fili tIiH.
Sdttirtdy, Apiii -, lSg3, " 'ra
AZ o'clock IN Of said day, the following described
real estate, io.wit sttate M the ctyof Dayton Mont.
gomery county ohio, aud known lot numbered
sixty mine 900 10 the said city or Dayton Mongom.
cry county, ONO, which is situate the building OF
the Cooper Female Academy. 07 lal Ea aL fu
And cannot sell for less thau two.thirds OF the above
appTAiseInert.- rerms--eashsrN LogrI8 q-a4
GEORGE MOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county
ODLis A CABiLL, Attorneys. mal5dtwawts