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4 Iit,ycn on EconoIny

Nrw YoLE, De- lc,h, 1854
N. Enron: A you have already published
nearly all NJ my communications aui encouraged
to pen lew though that occur 80 me upon your
Ilan OF selling TODD aud iue 10 the working classes
at Wholesale prices, with the simple cost u dstt-
button added While 10 not think that this sys-
tenn should become permanent, believe II viii be
OF grest benefit al a temporary relief measure dur
rg the winter, aud II II sccomplishes nothing
more u will induce many persons 10 practice An
economy they have never tried. ln my ume have
employed many working people aud IN looking
alter Their general Interests have frequently OBJ
served shat men with large families, working hard
all day, are somewhat careless IN spending their
earnings. For this reason, they come home tired,
and leave 10 their wives the business of mHrkcuug
These women dc not earn The money. They know
ia value, perhaps, but don't appreciate tho labor
of rettiuA il L.. o.C!her They have also lar,e iaiu-
lies tuonr olks always have large families, and but
little time to do their shopping. Very few search
after the stores where good fool IL sold tine cheap
est They may be good NJ bar aiming, but not
thrifty The most careful seldom look out for the
| day ol adversely. have known excellent women
trade at stores because they were acquainted with
| the gtorrEeCpcr amt did not lclicVe h.5 price 4
| yer, any higher than his neighbor. ihey
Ll n ulne 10 look further -ld WcIe afraid % tuy
molc thAu week. supply, because tue! had ueyeI
tried the economy of H. Last wiut'r bought sew
.ral barrels Oi potatoes and u box "a soap tuld
| one of my mtn who uecs5loually uOt, ''sLuIta'
| around the house. that whenever hts wife want d
q bar OF soap, or basket Of potatoes' ! would sci
| them " her NJ what theY cost me- sue came loI
| them regularly for some tune. In tue course OF
| couple OF months, my wifi asked ne why Mrs. --
| did not come for potatoes Rnd soap tod her
| would ask the husband. | did 30. lie replied tha
bis wife had found cheaper place iog pIrch "a.
the same articles which were quite as good. Tai
led me to enquire further, and found tnat I'M
| mnn's wife was then saving nearly two dollar
| per week on her household expenses, all brough
aoout my offer to sell her hus yGnd my soap an'
potatoes at the cost me. lie said she took u int
her mead that if shs wslkod as far 10 my house :
save Q little money. by Walking GROUND . hiu
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Robbing the Prison and sAe ,.ailow..

soNK time siucc, General GaASr declared that tho
rebel lcalcrs in order to sustain their arm es, mad
"robUoG tho cradle and the grave" They have
recently, however, oxcelled themselves in this
specl and have actually robbed the prison and the
gallows. Governor Bows, Of Georgia, amons
other notable expcuents to oppose General suEE.
MANS progrcss, pardonod out the state prisoner
condition that tAey would fight against the nion
army. This Is worse on sHrIAAS than on
GaANr a. jail-ilgls and gallows victims
must 10 more reekles. and dangerous than babies
and skeletons stuleu IRON "lhe cradle aud the
grave" As snagNAN, however, Is usually equal W
any emergency, lie may bridge over tue threatened
danger b. dressing Lis men AS constalles and
Gcnding them little ahead with handouts and a
hate'. II ths, does not produce panic among
the thieves aud murdercr4 hc may As a last eN-
trcnity try the virtue Of cold lead, which Is
usually reserved FOR honest men aud honorable
a,ll'pra
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b"AAri'V AAhA"l' A'p "h"Li'NA -.
NEw NoRa, SAtuRDsI, Dee. 10, l9yt
fp1es, tb.-,Jnva, b.us2 ~ IH1ingo' ~ 40 NV
- a4s
Cotton, lb.-Mid. New Orleans %; Mid. pand'
fgg
Domestic goods, rd.-Shirting, brown, "4t0O
Do brh'd, GlJ,u65 Shgtg brown, 62:@ bieached,
62s sG5 Driilinr, brown, q. "a; do others, 4Epu
w Fl4nnols, t1 sal o. sRtiuete. I5Gl 20.
Fish, &C, DRY cod, ,Uay 95 Pick. DO bbl.' -
a. %; liry scale, --aS 10; Pick. salmon, !, -
-; Mackere, |, ---a22 oJ; Herrinss, l. bcr'
46A51
our AMI Nsdi, bbt-Genessee, eIt., 10 bla1l 50;
Suo'' I" 10 -'Si St ia M Missous If 1aiI so;
Can d.lu &c. 25al2 %; Rye -four, h0ay 4j Corn
meal al 70, 10 B -hd yNine, ) loah I5.
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has been syundsri. Butter has gone up hve cents
per pouud aud leAry everything else Ia Ike rsto,
while ;he nDkucn mildly inform toe pubic, sal
s,authpy, ths, to last alysnce Of the lsetesl
such pesuuiary success that they design 1t 'to 10
confnucI"--the next leap dating from tho first Of
Jaruary to resca 6hcon cents quart. with this
forcias,e Of winter prices the public may make
tier ovn cslcula,.ors gard,ng what they have 10
evpcc: from the inc-5rable retail dealers. !: re-
qu.res but simple statement in Proportion II one
week Of winter produces advance in prov s.ons
u ten per cent, what viii II be in mld.win,er'
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CoIl NYrn,her PYice-.

Tnc Wintry weather Of the las, Few days has pro-
G1,td exactly the result predicted by the Sun
several weeks pgo-provision dealers and co'ner
yro'ers have accompanied It with decided in
.rcase IN pr,e7 There is os course, no good cause
= tlis advance, and It can enly be attributed to
bc Opposition Of III, % dealers to take advantage
If IL peoples necessities at time when the weather
eS-luieS them TO great extent from purchasing
Ire,tly from the producers. Nearly every article Of
able consumption has advanced iu price within the
~, week. although ,hs supply trpn ,bs e0vpiry
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Financial News, Markets. &c.

Eep York, Saturday, Dee 10 y. k-0old toof
t-o;hcr turn downward to-day, as vii tc seen by the
following lis Of fluctuations The price et 10 o'clock
wa gJs; H. go9a; i2i@ g3sNi /, 2SS.; 2.l5'
g37 {. 9, 23CT; 41j 236 $40, 23I%. Rumors Of an
advance of Granr. amy and the probable evacuation
Of Petersi ure assisted the downward tendency The
export demand for THE day's steamers amounted to
ssso4g5, making for the week fi0Ism The gen
eral stock market was duh and heavy, with an eVi-
dent ind, position to operate. Governments were
quiet There v0 no Second Board The money
market IA becoming easy again, and large amounts
vefc offered At per cent In The afternoon although
the common rate is still I. Foreign exchange has
been quiet for sterling baukers ssked 100 y at'1y
days and los 100 at three days. The weeks iT-
port. OF dry good, we're to the yaue Of only sSOICA
against sil lsS the same week last year. The to-
tai value Of the imporAtons Of general merchandise
other than dry goods during the week endins Decem
Ter s. VA ei,10C,2i0.
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IL our advertising columns will be found the
notice Of meeting to be held at Cooper Institute
on Tuesday evening, December l3th, on behalf Of
the Working Women. The Rev. HESEy wARp
RrEcnKR, JAMES II. BRADY, Esq, Hon CHARLES
p. DAL,, and otbei gentlemen will address this
meeting, and set forth the claims oi these female
operatives to the protection aud sympathy OF the
public,
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Lungs,

lame, Lungs. iungs, Lung., Lungs Lungs lungr,
Lungs, Luuls, LunPs, Lungs, Lungs, Lungs, Lanes,
Dr. MlsHARi's Zine Ilee Tar Cordial, has made
more cuIcs OF Consumption than all the remedies
ever discovered in the world. New York has hun.
deGs and Thousands Of persons that have been cured
when they 10 AL app arances beyond the reach
Of medicine Tho healing properties OF the Tar Coz
ulal act upon the iirtioi Eurtace Of the lungs and
throat, ptneuatos TO each diseased part, relieving
PAIN anu ruDdu.ug Inflammation, ANA restoring the
lungs to a healthy action. let all Consumptives use
the Pine Tree Tar CoIdial with great confidence.
Sold at Dr. WISHAKI's Office, No. 10 n second
street, fhiladelph N.B.-An consultations and
examinations tree OF charge. Sold at HEl4ABOLD's
Druy and Chemical Warehouse next Aetropc tan
hotel, and by Druggists sysrywkers eos
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more smong shopkeci erh she could save money
too rnis w,uter, this ~otDan's husband says she
has bought coal and wood enough, out OF her sum
mel savings, TO keep The family "arIn AL winter
sinoerely, yours, y. DOUIs.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EENIAN BROTHERHOOD-A PUBLIC
lecture will 10 delivered before the Lavclle 4 rco
by JOiiN RAFFERTY,, ESQ, at lleitzelbergur's Hall,
2O6 Echth av near 2lst a., on Tuesday evening, Dec
18Th, o'clock. ullect" lrcland's Right 10 self
the door. Tvs
DUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING OF
Caledonian Division :. OF r. at their Hall, J2T
Bovery, Monday evening, Dec l2th, al ~ O'clock
Good sresking and siuging. All are invited. 81
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II. .GliEtiG-Dear Sir; In February. 1901, waa al
nictcd With diAbet and tor five mOnths pass
ed more than two gallons Of water III twenty -four
hours wu- Obliged 10 get up At often IA ten or twelve
mvs during the night, and N i've months lost about
iiy rounds in weight. During the month Of July,
1861, procured two hotties of Constitution water,
and aiter taking two bottles was entIey cured,
aitug Icgaiuiug my usua good health Yours, truly,
d. l.. DEMllT. sold wholesale BY AORGA
d ALLEN, 40 Clifi n, aud all druggists. IJy
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
INSTRUCTION.

A IGEBRA, BOOK KEEPING, WRITING,
IA Arithmetic, Spelling, DC, taught IRON $40 TO 4lb
per quarter. Foreigners taught the English language
ny American TEACHERS. PAlNE'S Mercantile Colleges
IT., Brooklyn. 251
AT TOWNSEND'S COMMERCIAL ACADE-
Amy, 2GO Bowep, below Houston 81 Bookkeeping,
Arithmetic, Agebr, Reading, Spelling, Writing,
thoroughly qualified for business. Rooms for ladies
and private instruction. 27l
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Winter cothiny, 70 10 r. u. BALDWIN'S, ~ and ~
oNep The largest stock and store In the city, and
uiices lese. Chdren'- department not equaled. 425
Holiday Presents OF Affection and Chari-
ty.-Nlt..LLR d WILSON'S Hl-uesi Premium
Iock stitch -CN,ng Machine No, G96 Broadway, \ .
!. see NnEELEE a. WILSON'S Button hot Ma
tNile. AS
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Editors New York Sun-Dcnr Sir-The
following from the advertising columns OF the Tri-
buue fully deserve, the annexed from same paper
"lI-town residents will dnd advertisement among
the business notices, Of interest TO those who
want Wheeler Il iison's sewing Machines. The
advertiser, Nj. j. I. ELLIS, has long heen in the
employ Of the Wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany, and Ia well known to all thels customers His
estahllshment will be found a great convenience In
supplying the necessities OF those who the ma
chimes in the upper part Of the city. while to those
purchasing machines he " al be competent instruct
OF The prcss Of the city have been liberal In their
notices of the only place uptown where Wheeler
Wilson's Machines are to be obtained. And nov,
during the holidays please advise the purchasers OF
sewing machines particularly 10 patronize xr Ellis
such ofshoo,s IRON the parent establishment the
one above noticed deserves the encoursgement Of all
| clas,ts. Here the ahueut may select splendid
marhinc for the boudor. aud the indigent procure
this almost Indispensable necessity upon partial pay
menis rent them may he mo,t desirable" DE
| 10, for Browns HAby Tenders. superior to most
| human baby tenders. Tribune. s,3
The sun., 1864-12-12

Neglected Coughs and Colds are
awnru Of the importance otchecking cough "Com-
mon Cold" in i,a first STAGE that which, in the be-
gnnnR, would yield TO mild remedy, II neglected
soon preys uIon the lungs Browne Bronchial
roches" Cough Lozenges afford instant relief III
Grover ~ Baker's Highest Premium
Sewing Machines ior sale and to rent at 93j Broad
WAy, hetW cen .l,t % nd I'D ats. 3l3
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HORSES. CARRIAGES &c.

EOR SALE-l HEAVY SPRING CART. One
Il single horse true; aud haiucss. y i. City
oil Company, IA naiC,n l.uc. S52
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w NJ. WIIlIkS, AUCIR, WILL SELL,
w this day NJ O'cucA, ~ iol Canal IT. paiio.
suitea, Dedsteais aud bedding, buies chtua, glass
aud silvetWaie, 90 velvet tnpegry, s-'y lul other
carpets, B0ias, chni't, Blankets, dining room aud
Kitchen iuruiIuIe, sc. u
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% nitufe feather beds mattlns.c blankets. com
70 ter. oil paintiue mi ru4s, co,ks. clafsA ae. Ao
merce, Hstota. thfts. stocklnte &c. &c. NJ la
ChJtham Square, at i09 O'clock, iia day, no post
fou rupu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-20
AtrocItles oI the war.

Even the pictures of loved aud sainted dead
are torn from lhe weak fingers of women, and,
reckless oil prayers and entreates, either de-
siroyed or taken TO show "a trophies OF war
Out upon such brutality The soul sickens
at it. fHs .f.
| once believed (until assurance was made
dbubly sure that the Ales told OF Federal
outrage was gotten up to fire the rebel soldie-
ry. In one instance in Mississippi, a party of
soldiers entered a DWELLING The master him.
self was from home His mother had died,
aud had been buried in the garden the day be-
fore. In quest Of booty, the new-made grave
was opened; the corpse exhumed, staken from
the coffin, and placed in an upright position
ia the fence corner; and the stump Of an old
pipe placed, in rude mockery, in her iieless
mouth The lawless soldiers thrust their rude
hands in the bosoms Of young girls in search
of kegs and jewels Why not practice the
more noble Indian warfare ~ brain the infant
on the door-post, and pinion mother and maid,
en- 10 the floors Wiih hayonet in their
heRrls2 Is there any wonder that the south
erner does not cease TO fghn DO yOu mar
vel that the Union sentiment has been crush
cd out2 1t was stronger a year ago than to-
day Six months hence. il will be weaker
still - Correspondence of the Chicago Times
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81 asaa
the end, to rcgard ths Democracy as
enemies of the country, seeking oppoTtn-
nity to betray and destroy il; and there
fore traitors. deserving the exircme penal
ties which are being visited upon the
rebels Of the Southern Confedoraey.
The assumption OF prophetic gifts is
not always essential to the knowledge OF
coming events. 1t does not need inspirs-
,;on to foretell what the near fnture has IN
store for us, unless the people make an
abrupt turu, and retrace then steps to the
old and safe ground from which they haye
departed. A simple process OF logic Is
all chat is required. We have, only to
trace the connection which links cause and
effect. 10 know that we are on the immi-
nent verge of horrors, from eontempla-
ton Of which humanity may we'll shrink
aghast.
We beg the reflection and consideration
of men Of all parties to the critical and
perilous conditions we have indicated. =
They demand the consideration of all men
who have anything preciOus-family, pro-
perty, life-to preserve or to lose.
We may yet save something from the
wreck The last, terrible, bitter consum-
nation may yet possibly be ayerted. The
means to be adopted are obvious. Con
cilia6ou, instead of hatred. must be incul-
Gated. Bgotry must give way to liberation.
Reason must be re-enthroned. and differ
ences OF opinion submitted to her tribunal.
The press must be emancipated ; violence
must be restrained with an iron hand
the reign Of law must succeed to the des-
potic rule of arbitrary power, Tbis7-or
Pandemonium. .....
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New York market.

NEW YORK, February 20
CoTToN-Dull at 8IGG91l
Flour Heavy and dropping; 7O@G 80
.for. extra State; I 25G97 20 Round Hoop
Ohio. .a.iI.fu
WHEAT Slightly fnvors buyers; l,5GGSl 90
Chicago Spring, l,56@59 Milwaukee Club;
l,67@l 20 Winter Red
CoRN,-Dql! and unsettled sll27GDl 2s for
store.
.0ATs.--Quiei and irm, S9@92 .es r--1
PoRK-Fitmer Cut Meats firm
LARD-A shade frmer, l3@l33.
WHIsEY.-Firmer, 9O@94 sIl.ai i-.st,
PETRoLEuM, STEADY 30@3ll, Grade, 473.
Bond, 53G956 Free tlt7
NEw YoRK, February 20-Stoeks irreg-
closing firmer. Money seven per cent Ster-
ling quiet and steady at 7ll. Gold 59iI
500. Coupons LOG, 5's 65 Cnnpons sc. One
year certificates 9Ss New York Central 1877
Erie 81 2ls Reading 81 90. c. b Il O..
5lt' kE5 HsT #sE H.t8kF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-20
An Is moi Gold that critters.

A. Mr. Chase, who left Iowa some two years
ago on a tour through the land of gold, has
returned He spent month in Idaho, leRy-
ing sometime in NovembsF He gives the
"other side Of the story '--ststes that the
mines of California are much richer than
those of Idaho--that in the latter country
they occupy very limited space, and are
poor at that II was estimated that 10000
men in Idaho we're out OF employment, and
every thing eKorbilantly high. The climate
is cold, and they have ice there in August
Ii is nothing uncommon to have four or five
feet of snow, which lasts all through winter.
Rather disc0uraging picture without the
usual gold settings - Oiepeiand Herald
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agalnat Stewards ela
tho Aabamas depr .H.,
whether Seward is ia -es au. 90
suspect him Of des Is gu.rre.
There IS great an-.4sy "a England Tor n
meeIing Of Parliament, 70 learn the policy of
the Government on the Dnnisl question. The
Morning Post asserts that the Governme ent
will do nothing for Denmark. The Peace
Society memorialized Lord Russell again It
intervention. 1t is rumored that Derby and
Dlsraeli will make strong attacks ON Russell,
end the Cabinet is prepared to support Dem
mark, except Russell aud Gladstone.
An embargo would be placed on the Ger
man shipping at Copenhagen.
On tho 3D., Field Marshal WrAngle. in n
proclamation to the Schleswigers, says he is
there to protect their rights, aud the civil
commissioner Of Austria and Prussia will as.
sumo the administration of the Duchies of
Schleswig and Holstein
IL is asserted that Napoleon is more resolved
than ever TO take no active part in the Danish
question, but leave the difficulties to England
Highly ImPortaRt from Europe--Fight
between the Danes and P'ussIahs--
Loss ON both Sides, 600 or 600.
The news from Europe is highly impor-
tant
An engagement lasting ak hours had
taken place between the Danes and the Prus.
SLAMS at Misunde. The Danish outposts:were
dHyen in by the Germans, but the Danes re
pulsed their assaults on the place.
1t is confirmed that the ship Martabano,
destroyed by the Alabama, was formerly the
American bark Texian Star.
The Prussians lost 100 men in their at,
tack on Misunde. They used 74-pounder
guns.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Liverpool, Feb. 4--There has been lno re-
newal of the attack on Misunde by the Ger
mans. The Danes loss was from l5O TO 200;
the Prussian loss was from 250 70 800
London Feb 4-The Austrians attacked
Bostore, one mile south ofSchleswig, on the
Sd inst The Danes hold their own. An at.
tack on the whole Danish line, from Misunde
to Agel, is expected to take place to-day.
1t is asserted that England has offered to
guarantee all that Austria and Prussia have
demanded Of Denmark.
The Alabama was on the watch for vessels
fifty miles Sonth of Rangoon on the 9Th Of
January
Cotton quiet and unchanged, sales Of 5000
bales. Breadstuifs firm and unchanged Pro
visions quiet and steady. Produce quiet and
steady.
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AddItlonaI EuroPsan News.

,NRw YoRK, February 20,--There has been
no additional fighting in Schleswig, a snow
storm preventing anything but skirmishing
Cotton irregular and about one-iourth cent
lower, closing frmeI; breadstuifs dull aOur
steady wheat partially 2@4d lower; o0fn Cat
and lower; provisions firm aud unchanged;
Consols on Friday 9Ol@9Os; pork advanced
ls for eastern; beef steady bacon quiet and
tending downward; lard quiet and unchanged
suger closed frmer; coffee quiet aud steady
Petroleum easy, refined Is l0d@ls l0ld
AHHamburg dispatch OF the 9th states that
there is no news from the aeat Of war II is
believed that the PrussiAns viii prevent its
transmIasior fighting was thought to
rH Da. o. nhers of wounded are
ca1t ltf ulax RendzbuFg
ar Dggbg in the House of Lords,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-20

NEw YoRE, February 2O-'The Heralds
New Orleansletter Of the 9th by the steamer
Havana reports that on the Sunday previous
General Dick Taylor attacked our troops
stationed opposite Matches and was repulsed
with considerable loss, and driven six miles.
The attack was renewed the next morning
when the rebels we're unsuccessful being again
repulsed With loss, The force numbered g.,
600. General Grover has secured the coun-
Try with his cavalry in the neighborhoOd of
Madisonville, across Lake PonchArlrain, and
broke up'conscript camps within circle OF
htty or sixty miles, and captured sevoral of
the enemy
/. A large quantity of beef, cattle, cheap and
horses has been brought in. fena
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SHERIFEss sALE.
George Urabaush's EIesn'or) superior Court


vs.
Alexander swaynie Gaze No. 7S5.
DY virtue Of a yendi exseuhon against the property
ID 6e., TO me directed from the Clerk Of the Superior
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, will otter At
public sale The door Of the Ooatt Houss in the city
SaikfdGy, harch s, 1884,
Al two o'clock OF said day, the following descrb-
edred ealae vin The interest of Alexander SWaynio
1.-THE same being one sxH) In lot numbered W on
Fipdlays plat Of lAnd MadTiver township, Moni-
geometry County, Ono, being in range 7, toWhship 2
secton No ~, con tanning about ave and ghth
acras Also, ths Interest OF Alexander swaynie in
lots numbered ll6l, is2, and li63, numbered on
the revised plat Of the city OF Dayton, county OF Mont
lot No %, Fiuday one sixth part t......s2le Gg
Lot No ll6l, Dayton, one-HiKth part at..,... 90 70
Lot No Ll62 Dayton, one sixth part at. 90 %
Lot No. les, Dayton onesNth part at...... 60 90
Aud cannot sell for less than two thnds Of the above
apprNsement Terms rash.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
JANIS NJ (. SHlrH, Attorney, ia21dtwawls
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sHERIRFS gsALE
or AjY4IIIABLE, FARM In JACKSON TOWN
~ "Ff' 80 Snip. -~'~ a-
solomOp SHoopsy petitioner against Susan Hoops,

or FAjy4huABLEs FARM IN JACKSON TOWN
SHIP. --s~ 900
solomon Hoops petitioner, against Susan Hoops,
Henry Hoops an others, defendantA. Superior
NY virtue Of and ii'obediencc to- the command OF
I'D an onieT Of saleiesued lp thesbove case by the
Superior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, Will
offer at pubIic, saie, % pc preng e. On -tD
At clock m Of sad day, the following desprbe
real estate, VIE (beng the In nj whe con the said
Evan oops resided the time Of his death,) SIT
qat0 and being Ia the township Of Jackson, in the
6sunty Of Montgomery and In the state Of Ohio, and
hOuRdei I aud descIii ed az follows to-wt:
Being the qotfheaek anartar Of section number (7)
seven, range nulnher four ~, toRnahip npnber four
(i) east Of tho meridlslliho dTaEp north from tho
Of said seoiopi thence running West along the see
ton line ono hundred and Xty oles{ {lG01 thence
south parallel With thsseotion lice one hundred and
hhy seven and three idilrth poles lb1S hence east
tOy poles to the esst boundary line OF said secho6
thence north one hundred and hlty raVen and three
fourth poles O5711) along III. section line TO thu
place OF beginning, containing cpe hundred and any
seven and thr e-fourh acres OF land, lie che same
more or less Ito he sold free Of dower) Uuder lot
mer writ oil partition it was appraised at $50 per acre
Said farm II situate four miles northwest OF Farm
ersVIlle, tour mules soaheast OF est Alexandra and
three mules southwest Of Johnsyille, within one mile
thp Dayton snd Eaton Turnpike, aud ons-half mile
Of the netmaniOEA FaTmeTsVillf and Neht A eXAp-
drla Turnpike THIS hrm - Eell .pgatered, having
several good springs about MNty Hcfes heavily tim
hered and the BALANCE under good state OF cpltiya
ton. The IL aagOnd OrehSrti on the ppemishs! n
Tho terms OF sale are onethrd cash, one third in
year and the halauta Two years from the day Of
sale; the deferred payments 10 bear six per cent
terest and 70 be secured by moftgaa the premises;
and cannot sell for less than two thirds offs appras-
Ell vlne.s ~. Il - aFt f1f. p
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