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Fa1 Ktslef - l,skshsns--A Rs.arA.-
hle DreaA.
From the Evansville Courier.1 aa1

from tno AvuDavulo Courier
On last Friday morning. one Of the most
remarkable and most melancholy dispansa-
tons Of Divine Proyidepee vas mansffssted 10
this neighbofhood whichit has svef been osr
sad duty TO record. Mr.. W. 7. Sisk, who vas
q farmer near this town, while out quits early
in the morning, attending to the feeding d
soWe stock, during ; severe storm, vas ssrick-
en- By lightning nesr his stable, and instsntly
killed. His clothing was stripped from his
body in threads. his hat cut in minute pieces,
The very soles Of his boots torn into pieces.
He was not missed by his wife and smily
nntil breakfast was prepared, vhss-e liale
boy was cent out to ask him " Ms meal. The
child saw him. but did not recognise his r..
thes, % terrible had been the work Of The
angry element, but breathle0ly s0ld his moth
er that some stranger WAS dead near In
stable.
Aremarkable story is told Of his dreams !
night o. teo before, IA vhfch ho tjle4ssl tha
i Appeefsd he had died, 1nd ~ oIai isl 9
bseegs Ahe jndC neat bsref 0ea, - eIaIIssa1
- pes.d hasd aeAinse Tie dserss, 10 ~ -
eedQsd y slaad aei1s.
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SR. LOUIS, June 20.
The clothing store of Mayor, friedman L
Co., on Eonrta street, between Locust and
Vine, and the millinery rooms of Fedechein
l. Cohen, on ID floor Of same building was
burned last night. Total loss about SIS, 900,
fully insured in Eastern offices.
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On yssnesday, Jsns 9cth, At p m, Eva AasIs wife
OIL. n "a. KisdascA ,seed n yssrs
funesl en- 1rsdy mwning the al Inst, At 10 o'clock
from the family residence, Concert stre-t, between
Tueih and Thsvtsenth Friends n The family are in
vited aA;Aead visbsst fnrtAg nnscs.
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BUFFALo, June 90.
The annual conference of the Western Uni.
tartan church began here to-day. About 15O
members have already arrived, and by to-
morrow it 10 expected that ~ many a. $50
deleg1tes will have assembled. Many prom.
inent Unitarian ministers from the East, in
cluding Dr.. Bellows, Rev. Mr.. Hessworth, and
others, arc now here. The Conference lasts
FIVE days
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Csppssheaa AnsspAtAy 20 General Grant.
I'VE hope that people will continue not to
forget Grant. II would be unjust and un.
grateful to do so. Az the man Who entered
Richmond with &. 900 loyal dead and disa.
bied behind him, and 1900 living rebels
before him as the strategist, who discovered
'a'trillon and 'hammering and theGkonees,
tailed cat-he ia entitled 10 conatl5 IN EN-.
brance. --CAicago Times 9A
!. is not matter of surprise thas -
that ~maniiests so much concern IA.
Davis, and so much admiration Tor the
gallant Lee." rs does the Times. can see
nothing to admire or appiaud in the military
qualities displayed by General Grant II il
not 10 be wondered ut that the 7imes hates
Grants, since it vas he who led the great ar.
mics that whipped its Southern brethren Y
The rebels will be sure mott to forget Graat -
and the organs and leaders Of the Northern
copperheads, which grieved and lamented ia
their hearts when he gave the death blow to
the armed traitors, viii ''consinue no. 10 for
get him for the same reason. They will
never forget nor forgive the heroic ULYSSES so
long as they are reminded that he outgener-
sled ''Mr Davis and '.the gallant Lee" and
thus, ut one and the same blow, killed the
rebellion and broke the head and the heart OF
copperheadlsm.
We believe, however, that the Chicago
Times is the only organ of treason, excep,
the Richmond Eras,iser. that has had the
shameless audacity to attempt TO ridicule or
even question the great qualities displayed
by General Grant in the capture OF Vicks-
burg. which sounded the death knell ofthe re
bellion in the West, or in she capturs OF
Richmond and Lees army, which was the
final death blow of armed treason against the
Government.
What troubles the Times is the prospecs
that General Grant may become candidate
for the Presidency in 1868. for i. we'll knows
that, If he should. there will be not the shad-
ow of chance for the election of ANYBODY
the Democracy may nominate, or. rather, oi
anybody who. like Mcclellan, could be in
duced 70 sacrifice himself upon the altar OF
copperheadism ~ presidential caadidate.-
Chicago Jomrnas
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ASSAULT on Col JoHS b. BRowyIow.-
We learn that a. this gentleman was leaving
the city yesterday, for Nashville, he WAS ap
preached by an ex-rebel soldier with . pistol
who endeavored in every manner to draw tss
Colonel into an altercat..u. The Colone
was not, ef lpurse, hair-h1aiaed enough L
6ehF every quarrelsome stranger he NIGH
meet, ard left him to nurse his wrath Tht
soldier claimed that he bad been misused b.
some Of Col. Brownlow's men when pris
oneri in his hands, and regardless Il bis pa
role, he proposed 70 bold him accnnntable
Col Rrownlo~'s courage fs too we'll known I.
require that he participate iu every brawl tha
offers--lAemphis Post,
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JUDICIAL CoNvENrnON.

Republican Judicial Couventioa for the First Jud
ea District Of the State Of Iowa will Be hs!d II Mos n
n asant 1owa, Thursday the 18th % Jnly 1885, a
loo'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominsnz csn1-
dates for the following ocea be filled athe psu n
general election, to vit
DlsrRICrsJUD9E.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
The ratio Of representation viii be the Il q
adJpt@d by the Republican State Convention.
JNO. II. GEAR, Chm Judicial Committee.
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Nj 0TICEis hereby given tnat II. W Sample, John
IN Nc nne, an sam'l & Sample. of Keokuk. Iosa
and o. Scho field ex Symp and Eiram Ferris OF
H4neocs county ILL., with their a-socias, have rgaa-
iz-d themselves into Corporate and Jo stock Co-
pany under and provd BY the Law of the See Of
IcSa relative such an1asions fer internal I'm
provsaneBts, under the name and style Of
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CHEMICAL DYE WORKS.
e. II. RoChendOerHer,
Successor te Wn. Wannsrs.)
FoU7TH STA UEr.
Between johnson and Exchange SITS.
K Z q < y K 10 w A

hYE, Cleanse and Repair every description
- Of cents Wearing Avpat-i In superior manner,
and tss sAcrsest notice.
ALSO ladies' .soods Of every description Dyed
CieHntd and tehni~heJ.
An kinSs snk Drcssea. Merinot aud Mosns dyed sny
c,tur csSB.+t to took w-l goods silk and
Wooien Caftain cleaned r~dsed and Ansshea In
snp ror sy;s All kinds Of 81 inkes, Broc-, Cfape
Merino Cha sies tl.aned and Fr~ss-d. GrRtiea~a
9th nx Dyed or Renovated in very elegant &nd
p-rior manner
se20 dm C.H KOCHRNDoERFrER
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Especial d,spatca 60 the Daily tate City.1
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--We,bad suppesga that, such tragic inci-
dents as The following -6nce not uncommon
in this western region-had become un-
known.
In Darke county, as we learn from TIC
Greenville Democrat, of the sth, Mr.. Jesse
Friend, living at North Star, was out in
the woods, with ,.Iesse Browp, ono, Of his
psighbdrs, huntt4g frfwildl tutkdys, and
met with a sudden death, in the following
manner;
Brown had just shota young turkey, and
upon approaching il, heard, as he supposed.
the old turkey calling for her young, He
loaded his rifle, and observing n movement
In the direction of where he heard the
noise, drew up and shot, the ball passing
through the head of Friend, who had imi-
tated the call of turkey and who had
made the movement which Brown had OBJ
served. Brown Immediately ascertaining
what be had done, rendered. every assist
lanee 10 his friend. aHedbaf aid was imme-
Idiatcly summoned. but Of no avail. lie
was an excellent citizen.
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SALE OF A VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY AT MIAMISBURG.
Adam Shade


Adam Shade Mo0,soIRcrS saRSTOTr Court Court on,,
Joseph TapSeott ct all Case 9a44
IN pursuance OF an order of sale issued in the
public sale at the door of the Court House in the
city of Dayton, on
Saturday. august %, 1866,
At two O'Clock m, the following real estate to-
wit; Situate in the county of Montgomery and
state Of ohio, and known and described as being
In sections twenty-five (25) and thirty y-One (3i
town one and range six NJ RS. beginning at the
northwest corner OF said section thirty -onc t3l)
ON the east bank OF the Great Miami river; thence
with the meanderings thereof S 4o 80 poles
fso W IL poles to stake; thence 3lS 80
poles to the corner of lot No. g. ON lIuet's adj
dition 10 the town of Mamisburg; thence II
135f . l3.25 poles To the corner OF lot No 6 /;
thence As 1915 poles to the n W corner OF
said lot No. g. thence n b5lS 10 poles to the cen
ter Of the Miami turnpike; thence with the center
OF said pike 45k c f24 poles to the edge of the
water in the Miami canal; thence with the margin
Of said canal "a eS4 poles to the north line OF
section No 25; thence n S9k 81 poles to the
place OF beginning. containing eleven acres and
~ perches more or less, ngreeabiy 10 the survey
male hy w, y George, county surveyor OF Mont
And also lots No. and in Philip uueit's adli-
tiou 70 tho town OF MiAmisburg Ohio
said premises have been appraised US follows viz ;
The IL acres and i5I pcrches appraised at 81 900
Lot No, 5 appraised at ............ 1b8
Lot No. appraised at ......... . ID
None can sell for less than tw thirds the appraised
value.
ON the tract containing The eleven acres and 1877
perches e the mill now being run by Joseph Tap
the river, The dam has Just recently been re-
paired, and consequently Is now - good condition
There Is also on the premises a two story brick
dwelling The ground connected with the mill is
ADAM CLAY. Attorney yaiwts
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Europe.
Lny tho AllAntle Nable

ef.fr ny tho Atlantic Cable'l .
IoNDoN. August g.-The relations boz
tween the Governments Of Austria and
Italy are assuming a more threatening at
titude. set
LyFRPoo1, August s.-The ship Danube,
from Bristol for the United States has
been burned at sea. Her passengers and
crew were saved and brought to this port
by Che ship Compeer, from Mobile
ARmvAL oFfKINo WILLIAM IN BERLIN---iiIs
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.
LONDON, Enc, August liking VIII
liam, of Prussia, has arrived In Berlin,
from the headquarters of his armies, and
was received with great enthusiasm. He
opened the legislative session of the Cham
bers with speech from the throne.
FRANKFORT, July 2G.--Burgomaster Tell
ner hanged himself out OF despair at the
manner In which the Prussians have acted
toward the city and himself. The Prus-
SLAMS have had list drawn up of members
of the Senate and other municipal bodies,
together with statement of their landed
and movable property. All the bankers
have held meeting, at which 1t was de-
clared that II violence of this kind were
resorted to, they would suspend payment
IN Germany and abroad. The whole
amount Of the two contributions levied by
the Prnssians is 25,0O0,000 forms. Valua-
bles and plate have been removed to very
large extent
There had been run upon the banks,
which the bank officers encouraged. The
principal newspapers have been sup
pressed
The troops are quartered on the resi-
dents. -
Mr.. Murphy, the American Consul, is is
suing protection papers, exempting from
disturbance, and the sudden growth of the
American populationiis astonishing.
BERLIN, July 26.-The official Gazette OF
to-day justiies the course pursued by
Prussia IN levying a war contribution OF
twenty-five millions Of florins up0u the
Inhabitants Of Frankfort, on the following
grounds:
The systematic hostility shown toward
| Prussia by the Government of Frankfort
the federation by the latter of articles in
the Frankfort press, insulting to the King
of Prussia; the violation of treaties; the
damage done to Prussian property, and
Frankfort's participation in the war car
ried on by the Austrian coalition against
| Prussia.
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a3luuetarp and 0toMtufrriai.
CincinI.ntI Mnrl.ets.
CINCINNATI, Angus

NiNtiNNAlls August ~
@ FtouR-Trade brands Of extra we quote
at S9@l0 %; ftinily at $40 25@11 25 and
fancy at S11 50@l3 200 bbls. family sold
since our last ct $40 25@10 60; do do. at
$40 7b. uN.fVH 4u.
WHEAT--The arrivals arc more liberal.
but the market rules dull and prices are so
irregular that it Is difficult TO give quota
tiOns. New Kentucky white sold at 81 40.
and new red as low as 81 20. Nothing
transpired in spring, and quotations for all
grades are entirely nominal
CoRN-The market Is quiet. No demand
on Southern account and the local demand
is limited Mixed shelied In elvator is
quoted at 02c,, and mixed ear at 81 l@82c. at
lower depots. White Is still held at G5c.
forear, and 74@75e. for shelled, in bulk on
elevator.
oATs--The offerings being in excess of
( the demand prices are easier. No. 1, fresh
receipts, we now quote at 42@43c. and No.
2 at SIC. No sales reported since our last
RYE-Thcrc are buyers of choice at Soc.
and of No. at Soc, but 26q3c. higher is
generally asked.
BARLEY Nothing doing, and quotations
entirely nominal.
GRocmuEs---The market remains uu-
changed and quiet, with fair demand at
25@3ic. for fair to choice Rio coffee, l24
l516c. for raw sugar, lT1S@lSc. for hard
refined, and s0@9Oc. for Porto Rico mo
| lasses.
WHIsKY--A quiet market at 81 % duty
paid, and &c. IN bond.
| SEED---Clover is quiet but firm, at IS.
Flax continues In good demand, at 50 % for
! prime.
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Cholera-Indian Outrages.

-.. ~. LOUIS, August 9.
The cholera seems TO be eabating. Eleven
cases were reported to the Board of Health
up to noon this day. -Four were fatal The
cases reported so far have been of spas
niodt' character. Fl.tt
A st. Joseph (Mo.) special says that dis
patch from Fort Laramie, 1st, states that
the Indian war has commenced again. Sew
eral white men have been killed near Fort
Reno. The Indians are stealing and driving
of large numbers of cattle.
Another dispatch, dated Julesberg, ID
says that the Government herd at Fort
Laramie, and q lot of cattle belonging to
ranchemen, one mile from the Fort, were
driven off by Indians.
The Indians also burned three forts on
Powder River, and killed thirty-flve men
Fort Conner was destroyed, with several III
that vicinity. They murdered the people
The latter dispatch is not fully credited
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FAIRs.-The annual fair of the Fayette
County Agricultural Association will com
mence at Connersvllle, Indiana, on the 4th
of september next and will continue four
days.
The Wayne County, Indiana Fair will
open at Richmond, on the 9th and close
on the Goth of September. We acknow-
ledge the receipt of card from our old
friend, and eonfrere, W.. II. Dennis, Esq,
Secretary of the Association. The Fair is
@open to the World, ,"and the premiums ag-
gregate $4,000.
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CHOLERA IN CNCNNATI-The number of
deaths, yesterday, in Cincinnati, was eigh-
ty-one; from Cholera, forty-nine; cholera
mOrbus, one; cholera infantum, seven.
Among the deaths, from Cholera, was j.
Il. Zeltner, much esteemed wine dealer
and restauranter, living at 452 Vine street.
after an illness of twelve and a half hours.
He had just returned home from a trip to
Germany, his fatherland.
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NOMINATION on COMMON PLEAS } UDGE.-
The Republican Convention for the Third
Subdivision Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict, composed of the counties of Mohtl
gomery, Greene, Warren, Clinton and
Clarke, met at Nenia, yesterday, and unan-
imously nominated Hon. j. J. winans of
Greene County, as a candidate for re-elec-
tion to the Office Of Judge Of the Court OF
ComInon Pleas .--.-.---. ---...----...----.
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cItN Isoatd or Fdnrntinn.
liKle DD4YrdR, August Q, lsBl

.aiBie OD4rrdN, August ., 1886
Present: Messrs. Brown. Patterson. Steele,
lltwarLr Parker Miller = Rail, Bennett,
Catheffy, fierhoid, Dwyef and Kenney.
n The minutes bf The last hieetiug were
rcad aud approved. AAA'E
Abe Seoretary's report OF the condition OF
finances was read and placed on file.
A petition from Mrs. E. G.. DicksOu for
permission to send her children toDistrict
No. 2. was received and approved, provided
there be room.
A communication from Miss. r. L. Rice,
Offering her resignation as Assistant in
Central High School, was received and
accepted. ti
Another room for Secondary Department
was ordered to be seated in District No. 2.
The Committee on Teachers reported in
favor of the following appointments and
promotions; Miss l.. Il. Buvinger. TO be
promoted to the place formerly occupied
by Miss Lizzie B. Thomas and that Miss
Octavia Soule. be appointed teacher in Miss
BIS. former rooms, Also the appointment
of Mr.. Henry G.. Rogers, rs Assistant IN
Central High School. A motion to amend
the same, by adding the name OF Mrs. Mol
lie J. Kiefer 80 fill the vacancy in District
No 1, was adopted, and the entire report
adopted unanimously.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
Thursday evening, August 10th.
| Mote: No bills allowed this evening"
ISECRETARY.l ...l f. -. b. u. t,.s..I
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E%@ @Children's Clothing at first cost, at
the Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main street.

A FoRTY-FIvE FooT TAPE-woRM.-nDr.
Henry Weis, of Bauer street, near the new
market-house, yesterday exhibited in our
Office atGpe toorm, medsuriHg no hess than
forty7dve Ceet which, after five hours treat
ment had been expelled from the stomach
of Miss Catherine Schriml, a young woman
not fifteen years Of age on Thursday after-
noon. 1t was certainly most disagreeable
tenant, and one that we would willingly
part company with, on as short notice. %
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Steamer Burnt.
MAYsVuLE, KY. Al

MAYsVILLE, ny, august o.
The splendid steamer Bostona No. 3 took
fire just after leaving this port, at nine
o'clock last evening, and burned to the
waters edge. Nearly all the crew and
passengers are saved. A daughter of Mar
tin Marshall, of this place, is missing Mrs,
Spillman, badly burned; Peter Buflord,
pilot, hands and arms burned. The loss in
Cnttle. freight. &c. is hcaYY.
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A BANK FAILURE l-Another attempt was
made on Wednesday night of last week, TO
rob the First National Bank, up at Troy.
The operator forced his way into the cellar
under the bank, and thence into the hank
ing room through trap door in the floor.
While at work he made so much noise that
he was overheard, and hearing some one
approaching, beat hasty retreat.
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Soldiers, Claims.

New YORK, August 0.
A Washington special says claims by
soldiers for money taken from them by the
rebel authorities while prisoners of war
will be received until the first of October,
and not afterward. All soldiers having
such claims must send their address to the
General of prisoners. The
actual amount due, and character of the
funds taken by the rebels, must be stated.
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TeIegraph Varieties.

...... NEW YORK, Agust 8.
Posts Washington special says: "The
johnson Executive Committee left this
city for Philadelphia to-day. At their
meeting last night they favored the cleo
tion of George Ashman as President of the
1t seems TO be fully resolved
that Vallandigham win not be permitted to
take seate in the Convention.n
Twelve cases aud two deaths in this city,
and seven cases and one death in Brooklyn,
by cholera, are reported from twelve NJ.
yesterday TO twelve NJ. to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, August 8.
The cholera is abating. Only four cases
reported to-day, and no deaths. Two cases
were reported yesterday.
Mr.. Romero, the Mexican Minister at
Washington, has received official advices
from Mexico that the Liberal Government
of Mexico had declined the services of gen
eTal Santa Anna.
The President has dissolved all the mill
taTy departments of the divisions and de-
partnents, the boundaries of which and
commanders are given in the order.
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Niger Troops on the Rampage.
MEMPHIS. August o.

The officers of the Molie Hambleton, re-
port that the Fifty-sixth U. $. G. |. took
possession of Helena, Ark, on Tuesday.
When they passed they were parading the
streets, shooting mt every white person,
and swearing they would burn the town
and kill all the whites.
y The regiment had just arrived there, and
was awaiting boat for the plains.
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announcements.
COUNTY sHERIFF.


G. p. HUBER will be supported by the Demo-
crats of several townships, for sheriff at the
County Convention. aus
-tt-. .rrCOuNTYv UDlToR, r.,. .-H
J.iD. SIBERIAN. d Miami township, win be
supported for County Auditor, in the Democratic
Convention, on Saturday next, by
auG MANY FRIENDS.
CLERK OF THE COURTS ry
EDS. EMPIRRt-MASON CASsADY of Miami,
is candidate for Clerk of the Courts, subject 10
the decision of the Democratic County Conven-
tiOn, to be held on the 11th inst. auG
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Now York Money Mnrket.

NEW YORK, August 0.
Money market easier at 3@5 per cent,
large supply.
Sterling exchange rather more active at
10712@10SI4.
Gold is without decided change, opening
at l4s1s, declining to 1885,, and closing at
l4S56. 0"
Government securities more octiye and
firmer.
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aeEy~The best chance to buy goods at New
York cost, is at A. Sugarman's, 40 Main
street, EMPIRE Building. The stock con-
sists of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Ladies'
and Gents Furnishing Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, and Fancy Notions of all descrip-
tions. BE posted in the large stores, aud
then do not forget to call on him and pro-
cure your goods at his small one. rs you
will find it entirely satisfactory. A. Su-
garman, Dry Goods Agent, 40 Main street.
Call early and make your selections.
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The Douglns Monument.

OHIUAGO, august 2.
The committee on the Douglas Monu-
ment have about completed the arrange
ments for the 9th of September. The event
will be one of the most interesting and inn
portant that has ever been celebrated here
The presence of the President and hi,
Cabinet, come to inaugurate a memorial
for the great statesman, will of itself bI
sufficient attraction to bring thousands o
visitors from all parts of the country.
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On A SrpKE.---The marble cutters, al
Cincinnati and the president of their as
ISOLATION cantiohs the trade o6otiier place e,
not 70 come there, until theirTcontest sol
higher wages Is settled. " .4Hs
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FoR SALE.-IIouse and lot on Elbow
Lane, 50 feet front by 227 feet deep. The
lot is set with great variety of fruit trees
that never miss bearing, berries in album
dance. of everyvariety. Good frame house
and stone cellar, stabling for cows and
horses, two wells of water and large
wood-shed. This is one of the most de-
sirablc pieces of property for sale in this
city, and will be sold at a bargain, as the
owner is about moving on a farm, and pre-
fers selling to renting the property.
JAMES KELLY, $500.
jul7d1m Real Estate Agent.