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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Mr. James stephens, the Fenan magnate, remained at
the Metropolitan Hotel durns almost the entire day yes
erday, only leaving his apartments for iide TO the Cen
rel Park. lie attended Nblos theater in the evening
and subsequently serenaied by Manahans Band, a
crowd numbering several thousand persons being collected
in the street Mr.. Stephens made some remarks in ac
knowledgment Of this attention, but said nothing espcc
ally noteworthy.
New England States and NewYork took place Wednes
day night. The prizc, gold telegraph key, was
awarded to Mr.. Kettles Of Fall River Mass, he sending
$50 words in minutes II seconds and therefore was de-
clared the victor.
The ST. Louis Radicals after of donancy.
again heard from. A meeting Thursday night passed
some pungent resolves and listened to able speaking from
some Of the leading men OF the West.
The Developments connected with the failure Of Baync
g. Co. Of Baltimore are very astounding Many banking
institutions losers TO large amount and one or two
will be seriously crippled
The Board of Excise have thus far (up TO last night
granted 900 licenses TO sell liquor Of which $40 for
the use Of parties IN Brooklyn.
Tho Board Of Health yesterday talked about alopahy,
homeopathy, tea-drnking and sreet-cleenng No action
Of special importance was had.
The report of the Health Officer al Quarantine brought
up to last night shows total Of in hospital Of
50 being new case since the last report
jeff Davis has been indicted at Norfolk for treason,
and will have trial in Virginia next month, If present
indications amount to anything.
The recent reports Of Indian in Arizona
thought 10 be greatly exaggerated.
Fire destroyed $4,000 worth Of mercantile property
Yesterday morning situated Oh Federast in Boston.
The people Of Providence have voted not to have sup
ply Of water, 95i TO ,o6l
Gold is strong and closed Yesterday at 1891 a 1901
AL descriptions Of Government securities strong and 10
Money abundant low interest and strong houses able
to name almost any Commercial paper is
Cash i95 per cent Best bills j.a6 per cent Good
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This proposition to interfere with Fifthavc.-as it
now stands the most beautiful street in the word-is
evidence of tic fact that in the City Of New-York We
are in an abnormal coudtion-thet we cannot be
trusted to govern ourselves And yet in the face ofthis
and other equally ne. arous schemes, find newspa
persamong us protesting to be respectable that exclam
against the very idea of thing being established here
that in the least degree macks Of the nature ora Board
of Revision. Why, we do not know but that, upon
the whole, few days reign Of a genCine San Fran
cisco Vigilance Committee would be good thing for
us all, it would rid us Of Common Council which
is both injury and disgrace to every interest in
this community.
Of course this measure will pass the Board of Alder
men, in spite Of what Aldermen Varnum and Gedney
can do to prevent it, and also the Board of Council
men, in spite of the efforts Of Councilman Pullman,
White, Thomas, Roberts, Kellogg and Tying. We
shall watch this measure closely, and publish the
votes on it, so that all our people may see who are
the rogues and who the honest men in the Common
Council We fear it will pass both Boards, because
our City Fathers think there is some money in it.
If our Taxpayers would give q more ready and
hearty support to an organized effort to protect their
interests it would not be long before it would be out
of the power of the municipal rogues who govern US
to perpetrate so foul a wrong The work performed
last Winter at Albany By the Citizens Association is
an evidence of what can be accomplished in the way
of reform by the concentrated efforts of energetic and
intelligent taxpayers Unless our citizens generally
open their eyes to the precipce upon whose brink
they are standing and awaken to knowledge OF their
own responsibility in endeavorng to obtain for our
City good Municipal Government it does not re-
auire prophet Or the son Of prophet to foretei tho
result
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srn during the recess Of the Senate and since It's last ad.

term during the Of the Senate and since Its last ad
journment." rF U" n. r.|f'f.
We are utterly unable to perceive what valid OBJ.
lection can be urged against this. None such has
been presented in debate, but we have had instead
sureit Of clamors about interference with the Presi-
dent But it is not the man who means to keep the
law, that disikes restrictions. He who Is contrving
to evade it may naturally resist the attempt to put
LOCAL obst acles in his way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

Mr.. Trumbulls amendment to the Post-OlHce Ap-
preparation bill to prohibit the payment Of persons
Illegally appointed to Office, was yesterday rejected
by the Senate-Yeas, l6; Nays, 20. The amendment
as offered was as follows:
THAT no person exercising or performing undertaking
exercise perform any duties of any Office which by law
required to be filled by the advice and consent OF the
Senate shall before confirmation receive compensation
for his services unless commissioned by the President to fill
IaoAaGS Ricasasea " aaaih. IsiSaaaa q e4RxakQR "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

spirited electoral campaign is at present going
on in the Kingdom Of Belgium, as, in June one.half
Of the Chamber of Deputies is to be reelected The
contest is between the Catholic" CONSERVATIVE and
the Liberal" parties. The present Chamber con-
ssts of Ga Liberals and 50 Catholics OF those whose
term expires, 80 are Liberals, and 20 Catholics The
personal sympathes Of the young King are altogether
with the Catholics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12
CONGRESS.

MAY luxurious petitions and Legislative resolutions
presented. resolution was introduced to prohibit
the suppression or alteration of speeches in The Globe
The Joint resolution 70 reorganze the Pay Department Of
the Navy amended and passed. The Cholera rcsolu
ton debated and went over and the Appro-
priaton bill taken up. Mr.. Trumbuls amendment,
concerning the appointing power further debated and
rejected-1G 10 49, The bill was then passed, and the
Senate adjourned.
The House not in session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

c. L. vaandigham tersely says that If President
Johnson's princples'are those OF the party which
elected him. he has for at least ten years been he
publican without knowing it. "Alke unknowing
and unknown" we move as an amendment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS.-MRs WINSLows
SYRUP for all diseases with which children are afflicted
and certain remedy. It aays sl pain sOen' the gums re-
regulate the bowels and cures wind collie
Depend upon IT, mothers viii relieve the little sufferer immsdi
sey. Perfectly safe in al cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

Later accounts show that the story Of the massacre
at Fort Goodwin, Arizona is to be taken with allow
ance. We refer the reader to our special dispatches
from Washington.
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NO QUORUM.

The Board held no me,riag on Friday afternoon.
quorum not appearing ra anil the Board therefore adj
iourned to Monday next at o'clock p N
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Nem'91otk Daily gribm,se.
SATURDAY. MAY IL. 1866.
To Correspondents.

To Correspondents.
notice can Of Anonymou Communications Nhsever
intended for be sushsns,si by the name and ad
Of the nsessary for publication but seusf
for his good faith.
All bushes. letters this ocs sbola addsedo 1.-THE Trfs
rSE." NswYork.
ree.'.d Communications
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THIS EVENING sts IT Is NEVER TOO LATE TO MEMO
M.r Fredec John Gilbert Chss Fisher Mari Smith
tse,re IIol snd Young oon, B. j. Rnggod Browne william
nm G,bsm Leonard Bsrues Wilson Wilkinson, Pope Ward
rbr Miss lone SufAe Madeline Hennqaes Miss X Barrett
:
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NlBLVS GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, u 3. LEAH; Miss Ida Vernon, Mr. J c
Cowper Mcs.s. furnett Ration, Bsisden, Barry Holmes Nell
Miss Mary Wells. Miss Everett
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WINTER GARDEN. - .
THIS EVENING. At 5-CONNlE sOOOAH. or THE NEAi
$50 OF THE GREEN MIR aud Mn. barney Villains
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OLYMPIC THEATFR.
THIS EVENING, ct Q. IhE THREE GUARDshEN.
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Smnsemenis.


ACADEMY Or MUSIC. ..,. D..
TODAY Al o'oilc H. ofFAi 81: Mie beohn' "''
the,t Cash Poini Dr.andiui Ansstssia, Mlci huSio
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KYox's SPRING HATs.--We are in the enjoyment OF
srivg weather resus the ruh for the KNOX HAT
the dnnlies fabric issued this obnsbe down town
No Fuon doors from Broadway aud up town a. NO
$40 Broadway. under the Prescott. House
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those he takes with him and those he leaves behind
the day that sees him settled in bis own cottage
the owner and occupant of genuine, genuine LONE
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Business Notices.


CARD.
Relieving tina, the quality and price Of their Clothing are mat
unworthy scrutiny and consideration of prudent men,
Raosp 1871 I23 and I25 FutOnst invites the attention
ofths ela.. Of community his newly manufactured
STOCK SUPERB
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
For GENTLEMEN AND BoTs,
sucs immense variety Of Dress and Business Suits for the for
ga .nd Of Suits the latter They will be found
TO .tn the repvtaon has enjoyed for nearly
Quarter Of century for the variety elegance styles and the
moderation Of its prices RarxoSp'
Nos H. lz3 and 1875 FutOn.s, opposite Herald Office
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BROADWAY THEATER
THIS EVENING hiss Adah lssacs Menken in MALEPFA Ma
m~r today
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The Tribune in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS fAn-nc Agents for IbaIie. i. II,
Garden w C Agents for The ss.e u THE TIL
They will also receive sss'sIrfiOss ant ABrsIisssurI
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WOODS THEATER
THIS EVENING, TIE ELVES; Or, THE STATUE BRIDE
CEOSsiNG TIL LINE WoIre Sisters Madame sireage and
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FOX'S OLD BOWERY THEATER.
THIS EVENING DENiLKIN: Miss Fanny Herring Nj Enan
Reynolds Messrs. W Il Whaiey Harden C. X. Fox d Oakley
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GARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. ~
THIS AFTERNOON, at and THIS EVENING at Il CLAUDE
MARCEL; o. Tux lDIOT TARBEs-MTs j. Pry3f MIS-
Jamisou Misses Jennie Cleaver, kehOe Schel ehfni
..rs sdsysv pay Vs. L. Jsnson T. tombstone. haylsni
Bndsmsn Andeison - ton ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CURL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

Two or three Colds in succession WILL with many
constitutions securely establish Tie 'd' Of Consumption in the
system thus eonvsrn, oiSzs7 sF7 c--1- f.
on into one generally While ordinary prudence therefore
IT the bud1e o. every take care Of Cold until it is
20, rid or intelligent expquce fortunately presents remedy in d.
JAMES FxpEcroRsyr Thoroughly adapted speedily all
Coughs aud Colds aud equally effective in the primary 'e' Oh
Consumption Asthma and Bronchitis Sold by sl Druggists
A CLERGYMAN rev. J. MCMURRAY) writing
from Halifax n s. says Having suffered several years WITH
throat Affection which gymen are especially subject ant haV
ing used various remedies have pleasure in giving testimony "
the relief had hs discharge Of Sabbath abOr' f'om
the use Of BnowSs BRONCHIAL TROcaEs They have been
crest comfort Others whom have recommended them have
used them with advantage" For Cough, and Colds the Troches are
equally eHcaeiOu.
KYox's SPRING HATS. We are in the enjoyment of
Spring weather esu,s the u for the KNOX HAT
the dainies! fabric issued this II obtlinbe down town
No 5 Faon door, Broadway aud up town at No.
$50 Broadway. under the Prescott. House.
IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS Mis-. WINsLows
sOoraSe all diseases with which children afflicted
remedy sys all pain soien the sum' re-
regulate the bowels and cures wind collie
Depend upon it, mothers viii relieve the little sufferer mm'd
stely. Perfectly safe in al cases
WHITE THE Halter
No. 800 CASALsr,
Opposite Tho Brsnde,h Housed
and borne oil the PAIN in the STYLE
xIKoSox and EXQUISITE displayed in his Spring and sum
STYLES HATS CAPS and SrRAws His FANCY HATS
for LADIES, MIssEs and CHILDREN. defy competition
NBATYBss-No medicinal preparation that has yet
appeared in the ake. beautiful appear
than HovRrs SUMNER LoEsSsEs Tor Summer
complaints.
Burns, SCALDs, BRUISES, SPRAINs, SALT RHEuM,
PILES safely anl quickly cured by the use
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Sold by all Druggists at %
cents box. Depot No 40 Cedar shy.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN are often over
looked the stomach and bowels cause irritation which
can be removed only by remedy Browns YER
Worm LOaense' are simple and eHec'uaL
CuoIERa-C. C. T." NEEDLESS COMPOUND CAM
Poire Peren,'r. Of Ch9e, Choers MeiSus
1919 Sole Maker C. NEEDLES, Twelfth and Race''' rhiIa
dephis Sent by mail for 50 cents
CATARRH NOISES IN THE HEAD PAIN IN THE
Tsm Rya Dis TIMES AZ, BTs D dey saDp
ton and Death the sad effects Of this terrible disease
once the disease az It's fountain head Price per
s sG Send send By 9s 10 HtHsi
LADIES, if you wish beautiful Doors and SHOES for
and family article moderate prce paone the old
stand MILLER 4 Co.. No 331 Canal-st
PERFECT HoasR OINrMENT.-DALLEY's GAL
vASc certain AMI rapid for Scratches Calls
Cuts CONS Swein and Strains 80 centss box
Sold by all Druggists and Depot No. % Cedars. N Y
Pequot Machine Co., Mystic River, Conn, manuiac-
improved Looms oF weaving Tapes Bindings weddings
S. NJ PErTENGILL & Co, NEWSPAPER ADvERrIs-
ING AGENTS No Psrkrow New York established in 849,
agents al The in the United States
and British Provinces.
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NETWORK CIRCUS -
THIS EVENING. 1t B. EQUESTRIAN AID GfMNASlIO, rEn-
tORMANCEs: MI james Robinson, Little Clarence Master
s-g Mr. James Cooke Nile Csotta de Berg Matinee al y
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IRVING HAL

THIS EVENING az g. Mr. q. W. MORGANS ANNUAL CON
Miss Netie Sterling Nests william
cattle. George Simpson b. Thomas. s. {. Campbell, Robert Cod
beck. q. W. Colby, }. NJ. Abbott.
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STUDIO BUILDING, No. IS West Tenth a. - 1870.
ODAY and THIS EVENING, exhibition MARBLE STATUES
nv Larkin g. Mead jr THE BATTLE STORY" La CONrA
DfNELLA." Echo" and others
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BRYANTS MINSTRELS. -
THIS EVENING, TIE ELEPHANT. CHALLENGE DAn6E,
IN AND OUT OF PLACE, NORMA, BURLEsQUE hALEfFA'
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CNRlSTY'S MlNSTRELS. -
THIS EVENING, Old SCHOOL OF MlNSTRELSf , BAL
SOLOS. DUETS. etc. THREE GRACEs VIRGINIA CUPlDS'
L 4 L
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SOMERNILLE ART GALLERY No. 845 Broadway. .
70 DAY and THIS EVENING exhibition Of the Painting by Mr.
VIM Bradford SEALERS CRUSHED BY lCEBERG5' for the
bsnr6t Of the Soldiers Orphans Home.
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF music.
THIS EVENING Che opera Of SAFFOs Nine Gazonisa Cash
Peiai. Musisni, Autouucc Muzo.
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NBATNBss-No medicinal preparation that has yet
appeared in the American ae, beautiful appear
ance than CARLETON LolgsGKs for summer
complaints.
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WHITE THE Halter.

No 800 ChSALsr,
composite Tho Brlndre.h Honse,l
has prAscgp ALL borne oil the palm In the STYLE
xIKoAsoz and EXQUISITE displayed in his Spring and sum
GENTS HATS CAPS and STRAws His FANCY HATS
for LADIES MIssEs and CHILDREN. defy competition
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Burns, SCALDs, BRUISES, SPRAINs, SALT RHEuM
PILES safely anl quickly cured by the use
DAtLxrs MAGICAL PAIN Sold by all Druggists at 20
cents box. Depot. No ~ Cednst.. N. z.
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I MgTCALPgs GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY is truly
the Cases Of Rhe0mn.m that have bsed the
sk Of this completely cured by
fsw doses and inabs anything prepared BY human bands
Snbe
TIE ARM AND LEG, by b. FRANK PALMER LII D.
The bss" free soldiers and low officers and cyian l00e
Thssnats st. Pha Asorpl, N.Y. 10 Green st., Boston Avoid
fr,udn, M ATOMS OF his patents
Morris CHEMICAL PoMADB restores gray hair,
without dysDg the fines, hair dressing known Use dyes
'.'dd slsaAzlasA Raali ~ n ANGnA
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THIRD TRAIN. ,
ln..Iuowooak GunJavs

NDhlly 6ACcpJ OunudytsJ ..ii
Express for Cincinnati, Dayton,
Richmond & Indianapolis at I2:lO =.
M.-St piping at efferson, London, Selma, Charles
ton Cedarvie, Xenia, Srring Valley, COrWin, Free
port, 1T. Ancient, Morrow, South Lebanon, Fost-
er's, Milford. Plainye Linw ood; arriving at Gin
cnnat at $50 p. NJ, connecting at Loveland with
the M & c. k. X. for Chicothe, Hillsboro, &C., ar
irving at Dayton at $50 p. NJ, Richmond At $40 7:
NJ. indianapolis p NJ. connecting at Richmond
for Chicago, arriving at Chicago at7:3O 7. Nj.
.g s- FOURTH TRAIN.ry agoV goa
b DAILY except Sundays9 fsyta.s.
. Cincinnati a. So. Louis Express at
1910 r. NJ. Stopping at Jefferson, London,
Charleston, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwin, Morrow,
South Lebanon. Fosters, LOveand, Milord arriv-
ing at Cincinnati at $3.50 p NJ, making direct con-
nection for st. Louis, Cairo, Louisville, &c, con-
Meeting at London for Springfield f'l 2t2t 81
Sleeping Cars ON Night Trains for
Cincinnati. ..r.r s,lt d
N B,-FOr further information apply at the Co
llumbus Union Depot Ticket Once, Of .AF.o
. ITf11 HENRY BROOKS. Ticket Agent,
yN9. w. D0HERTY, Agent. s5,
P'w'S#EAARGFifE: W. asssA GicE:t Cincinnati. ..a
E. w. WOOD ARD. Oin'iui"'ri sisu al
. -...s superintendent rtitGtI ..-fN &.
Columbus, Dec, 9.
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NOTICE.
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate
RN ORnER OF COURT ...tfr


ON WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH OF
" March, at o'clock p. NJ, on tee promises. near Z
Grove City Franklin county, Ohio. will be sold 70
the highest bidder, the following real estate. situat0
In jackson township, Franklin cOuhty, Ohio, as toe
property OF Joseph Mautz deceased, tO-wit: .le
certain parcel Of land in survey No. 1883, Vir-,
ginia Military District to wit: Part Of Lots Moss
wv. w. Pollard, on the 30th Of September, le5e-of
lot No. 10 of the original subdivision II said survey
No 1888, recorded in the Deed Records Of Franklin
county, Ohio, vol II, &c l54, beginning at post OF
stone in the center Of the Columbus and Harrisburg
turnpike road, 5. w. corner 10 lot No. OF said
of said lot No. e. S. 80 deg, b. III 25.l0O poles 70
post in the H. line of said lot No. l3 Of the erRinat
subdivision Of said survey thence along the H. line
of said lot No. l3 =. deg. W 76 95 100 poles TO
post thence SO deg w l33 l6l 100 poles TO post
thence N. 81 deg. 80 mia, W Is 6nlOO poles to the
center of said road thence with the center thereof
N. % deg. 30 min, E. "a 2l-lOO poles to the begin
ning containing 65 acres. being all that portion Of
said lots 3, and conveyed TO said Joseph MautE,
deceased, by II. Colt 4 Co., by deed dated January
l6, 1864, and recorded in the Deed Records Of said
Franklin county, in book 49, pages 495 and l2e. eE-
3. side Of lot No s. converted by said j, MautE TO
Isaac Parker by deed dated jan 49, 1884 and reOordS
ed in the Deed Records Of said Franklin county q
Book No. 70, page l59. g. 1854 - fJiii f'sHe ~
Appraised at S6l per acre. "a .his- = '..1
Terms Of sale--Fifteen hundred dollars cash down
instalments payable respectively one year and two
years thereafter the deferred payments 10 bear in
teTest from the day OF sale, and TO be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
February II, 1865. ~ - ,,,,,,. ..
Admir- of Joseph Mautz. deceased.
0TTO DREsEL, Attorney.
febl3-dlt6W4W-G
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Without change Of cars to DAYTON and RICH
MOND, md only one change Of cars TO ST.
LOUIS, INDIANAPOLIS and
CHICAGO. H-..-
On and after February lst, 1865,
Four Trains will run as follows:
FIVE TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS.
FIRST TRAIN.

r.r FIRST TRAIN. MO.
DAILY except Mondays) -'H
MAIL at lilo A. N-Stopping at Jefferson, Lon
don, Charleston, Xenia, Morrow, Loyeland, Miami
Vile, Milford, aud arriving at Cincinnati at $50
A. NJ.
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Legal Notice.

GeOrgew Insham. plff,l Court of Common Pleas
William o. Stevens def't.i Franklin County, Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM o. STEVENS,
J. Of County, State Of Iowa will take notice
that the plaintiff George W.. Ingham, Of Franklin
County Ohio, did, on the 3D. day Of February 1866,
file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas with
10 and for the County of Franklin, State Of Ohio,
against the said William D. Stevens, defendant,
setting forth that the said aotion Of the plaintiff il
founded upon prom sorry note executed By the said
defendantto said plaintiff, on the 18th day Of July
1865 payable six months after date for eighty dol
lars and that there is due TO the said pAiptf there
on, from said defendant, the sum oi $30 for which
sum said plaintiff claims judgment with interest
thereon, from January 10, 1866. The sed plaintiff
also caused attachment TO be issued BY the Clefl
Of said Court, and levied upon 22T acress more 81
les of land belonging TO said defendant, situate IN
Sharon Townshi franklin County, Ohio, bel g thu
west part Of lot No Of the subdivision Of section
NO.4 township 9, range Is.
Said George W. Ingham, plaintiff, seeks TO hav'
the said property sold and Appropriated to the pay
ment Of his said claim. The said William o Ste
vens is notified that he is required to appear and an
sWer said petition on or before the third Saturda
after the 23d day of March, A. ID. 1855. Ha ~ bsia
Dated February 9th. A; !, p ;os@5 1896 w INauiM
BY H. B. ALBERY, his Attorney. Nv ~
q Efeb0-d1tw6w-G ~ sllas 31l4 htlb}7 II u "
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ShariA,s Sale.

Gamaliel Scott. Guardianl Court Of Common Pleas
VS.. Ohio. . .,., ,
l Elizabeth Sheaf ct al. un PartitiOn)H a
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF j
sale from the said Court to me directed, will
oder for sale at public auction at the door of tho
Court House, in the city of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 3lst day of March, A. d.
b 1885,
at o'clock P. NJ, the following described real eS-
tate, to-wit:
SituAts in the city Of Columbus, in the countyol
Franklin Ohio being sixty feet and six inches on Of
the east side Of block No. eleven I'D and extending
the same width the whole length Of said block No.
ii north and south. together with the apPuHance9
thereto belonging except sixty-two (eD feet Lot
the south end Of said promises, being the same o
premises conveyed by o. Parish to James Dryden,
and b. James Dryden to George n. SheaE subject
70 the dover interest Of said Elizabeth Sheaf.as
Terms Of Ssie-Une- third Of the purchase money
paid on the day Of sale, one-thifd Ia year and
the balance in two years. with interest from day OF
SALE deferred payments tobe secured BY mortage on
the pre- misses. ~
Printers fees 90 90. ~ w. a
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