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HOUSE.

Mr.. WASHBURNE. of Illinois, offered,a resolu
tiOn, which was adopted, insructing the committee
Commerce to inquire what legislation, if any. is
necessary prevent the introduction of cholera into
the nit ed States.
Mr.. SCHO OFIELD, of Penn, made a personal ex-
PLANTATION defending himself from the charge of in
difference to petroleum interests, made by COM
mittee of ale producers in Western Pennsyivaaia.
Mr.. Lawrence, of Penn and Mr.. Moorehead also
made statements or this subject.
Mr.. TAYLOR, from the committee on Invalid
Pensions, reported back Joint resolution giving to
Mrs. Martha McCook, of Jefferson county, Ohio a
pension of $3.50 account of the services Of her two
unmarried sons killed in the war in addition to the
pension Of $500 which she now receives as the widow
Of Major McCOok.
The bill and amendment offered gave rise to dis
cussion, which occupied the whole morning hour.
The joint resolution was passed by vote of 70
Mr.. FARNswORTH, from the Conference COM
mitee. presented report for che Naval Appropria-
tion bill The report was agreed to. |-
The SPEAKER presented communication from
the Secretary Of War, in compliance with the reso-l
luton of March a. stating that he has no data by.
which to form any opinion as to the effect the crea
tOn of quarantine on the navigable waters of Now
FORK harbor. Also, communication from the same
in answer toNresoutlOn Of the 10th inst, relation
to the finding of the Commission in the case Of tho
awards to the captors Of Booth and Harold The
communications were laid on the table and ordered
On motion of Mr.. FARNSWORTH, the letter
from the Secretary Of War; stating the amount paid
to and still claimed by the Illinois Central Railroad
Company for transportation, 10, was transferred
from the COMMITTEES on Appropriations to the COM
mittee on the Judiciary. ddi NJ aotE13FI
A message from the President, in reference to the
fisheries, was received; but The House having taken
up the bill to reorganize and establish the U. 81
army as a special order, MIR. Schenck declined TO
agree to the suggestion Of MIR. Raymond to let the
messagebe read and the House proceeded 10 cOhsid-
Mr.. SCHENOK favored the passage of the Army
bill. lrT y Fpas 1rr.r ns. = rtT,r-r-,
Several amendments were offered. and after reach
ing The section relative To the cavalry the hill vVas
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| Health power to incur expenditures for the
care of sick, both In this city and Brooklyn,
as well as atquarantine, and also to close or
remove all buildings dangerous to the pub
lie health, In conclusion the report asks
| the Governor to give the Board increased
powers until the 18th of July, and If at
that time there is no cholera In the city,
such power to cease. In case the cholera
visits the city, then such power to be ex-
tended to the 10th OF September, at which
time they shall cease. tHla
Robbers Arrested.
Yesterday two men named Clark and
Dennis were arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing been concerned in the robbery perpe-
trated on the night of the 23d ult., at the
residence of John p. Moore, in Madison
avenue, when 100000 in bonds and securi-
ties were stolen. The officers succeeded in
securing $9,450 in bonds, identified as be-
longing to Mr.. Moore, and having been
seen in the possession of the prisoners
They were committed.
One of the robbers of the Greenwich
street bonded warehouse, named Jas. Fitz
John, has been arrested and 81, 200 worth of
silks recovered. es-
Death of Hon. ID. a. Dickinson.
Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, u. s. District
Attorney, died yesterday at the residence
of his son-in-law, Mr.. Courtney, No. 129
East 34th street. On Monday Mr.. d. was
down town attending to business, but went
home ill. Physicians pronounced it Sc
we're attack of hernia. AT o'clock yester-
day he became conscious of the fact that he
could not live long. He spoke sensibly and
remained perfectly conscious till half past
So'clOck last night, when, sitting up in bed,
he died without a struggle. He was GO
years of age. The duties he attended to in
connection with his Office was the case of
the Meteor. -~-" cf.ts 4 q
The FeninDs.
The World says. Union Square Fenians
have received dispatches from B. Doran
Killian reporting the complete success of
his expedition. The same paper asserts
that negotiations are in progress for union
of the two sections of the Brotherhood for
the purpose of an immediate coup de main
on all British North American provinces
The Gee Trial.
The TFibune's Raleigh correspondent
says the Gee trial will probably be discon-
tinued at once under the Presidents proc
lamation.
A Chicago merchant named Livingstone
was arrested in that city on the OH ON the
charge of swindlingJ. Friedlander, New
Y HOrk merchant, some two weeks ago. Gov.
Fenton has made requisition for him.
A rigid investigation, to be conducted by
superintendent Kennedy, it is alleged, has.
been ordered by the Board of Commission
ers, with view to the facts regarding the
compounding of felonies by police officials.
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New York Ntock Market-April 1a.

STOCKS Strong; U. s. rs s1 Coupons 1O41(;
SERIES 1907: Tennessee 6s 907S; Missouri SIS 77kT
OhiQ Mississippi certificates 267S Canlon52 West-
sTH Union Telegraph Ro. S'HN 0sntra s ETG ~
Southern sO16; Illinois Central ll45S; Pittsburgh
804; Northwestern 265( Cleveland 4 Toledo lllX;
Fort Wayne Oh; Tene IIuaie 81.
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ThiSis the most delishtfu andox article
over discovered. Itchanges the sun-burnt face and
hands to pOarly satin texture Of ravishing beauty
imparting the marble purity of YOUTH and the dis
tin0u0 appearance so inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparentand srooth. 1t contains no ma
teriAl injurious to the skin Patronized by Actress
es and Opera Singers. 1t is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. 50 cts.
Prepared by W. h. HAGAN, Troy, N. =.
Address all rders to
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York.
Oct9-d&wly ..r. .r..... .
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New Y OrIk Money Market--APrlI rs.
MoNEYAEasy and quiet at I59s per cent. for cal
STERLING ExCHAEGE--Dull st lC7A@lc7N,
AMERICAN G0LD-Lower opening at 127, deA
clining 70 1881 and closing at 12e,S.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Firm fat ,tlr
FREIGHTS T0lLIVERPO0L-Dull. Ir. ..
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Nn,,y,,Ieatron Omen.

CLEVELAND, April 13.---Navigation isopen
to Duhkifk. The Erie Railway Steamboat
Cempany's steamer Olean arrived here from
Dunkirkthis forenoon All the steamers
OF this line willnow run regularly for the
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ITbe Eepians at Eastport. ,,,,,

'' EAsTpoRT, Me-, April 13.--A large num-
Der of Fenisns have just arrived in the
steamer from New York / Killian returned
last night with thirty or forty. They are
perfectly quiet, having no arms. No dis
tArbance yet occurred.lt "
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octe-d&wly

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test Of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor.
1t the best and cheapest in the world. Price
75 cents.
1t gives beautiful, luStrous, natural color,
1t is complete in one bottle,
1t does the work the first time.
1t does not crock, smut or stain.
Ii does notrub off or fade g... .t..- ...x
It always gives satisfaction. A child can applyit
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process tknOw only to Mr.. Mathews which renders
It infinitely superior to any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is SO easily recognised when an inferior article
has been used. "4 h.aF
n Invest rs cents, and you win be convinced
Sold By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
re- A. l. MATHEWS Manufactured.
q. DEMAS BARNES q CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. t,t 4. 4. .- mayiO-deodly
OFT - -7--7 ----- : ------ - ------
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER,S.-
A celebrated physician says he was amazed at the
great number Of beneficial indications produced by
one Of these plasters. He afirms that AeddGcAei
cured by one worn just below the breast bone; tha
one placed over the navel will cure Mysteries as vel
as dysentery, and affections of the bowels" I5t
CURE OF vARIC0SE VEINS. rsi.'h
-qa' %. CITY POINT, VA, January "a, 1856.
7. ALLcocK Co.-SeeiDg your notice in the Po-
lice Gds6fte got four Of your Porous Plasters and
placed them on the rarts where the pains werO most
severe, and Unless than elve hours could walk as
well as ever. Icoud hardly believe it, was SO well
pleased. i wanted 10 see if the lameness would
come back on me or not, SO did mere walking that
day than had done in week. The next day had
some pain in my bip, butI put on plaster there
and in two hours the pain was all gone. nor have
felt il since. Certainly they are the best application
for theTelief and cure Of pains in the joints and
back, and for varicoseo enlarged VEINS have ever
known, and would not bO without them on any &C.
count. Yours. truly,,ri,m,, 70 ..WW y
spr0-d&wlm om.iiSg JOSEPH GATEWOOD. |
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/. zsrAnotIser 4Arrest,

4 TORONTO, G. w, April, 13.=Another i'm
portant Fenian arrest was made this morn
ing. Sheddy, the Hibernian Society Sec
,retAry, has been taken, to Cornwall for trial
The excitement has somewhat abated. n
Ab-livoal .oJsi6 saI al yIago0 V7svo al
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A Household Necessity Exists for the
D Use of
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF,
Which, in the first stages of cold. acts like magic
Headache, Hoarseness, Dptheria, and Bronchitis,
Sore Eyes. Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell. being
the result Of Catarrh. This Snuff removes and pre-
vents all these, and insures healthy Head. Its
effects are pleasant and safe. even for infants who
suffer from SnuHles. rtnl t".
1t has tho highest professional testimonials. Sold
by all Druggists sent by Mail to all parts of U. b.
or 80 cents for One Box. or 81 for -Four Boxes.
Address JAS. DURNO. 20. OK 1895,
' New Ork City.
At Wholesale, by DEMAS BARNES GO. 81
Park Row. New York. june9-lyd&w.
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,4DISSOLUTIOMT4
Reputation Established

n0putdlIUH EStdullSH0ul
Mrs. s. "A. Allen is truly a
psbltc be1aefNctgeSs, and her
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cedes:ted. Her fame and
her discoveries hare gone
abroad, and to-day she Is
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Everybody Interested.
Youth and old age are alike
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s. .F. .gEIe1s'S Worlds Hair.
RestOrer and Hair Dress-
ing. N7hcyGcE directly asl1Oss
the roots OfIIee hair, c0Msieg
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stored fSO Sts gsgSsss'ag9 color
and beauty. DassGtrstH eraSt-
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failing stopped. The apOst
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FOR SALE

90 VAnUAnLEBuKLnH L0Ts, SET.
~ uATED on North High street. In tho city Of
Coldnlbns opposite Che plopertg Of W. y. Hubbard.
els Apply toloiad. F,ea ~ WBEsA. GHnsa..
moh5Old9m-d y teds No. 20 North High street.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.
FOR SALE.

1c ACRES OF GOOD LAND, Two
lO miles east of High street, on the National
road. improvements consist Of Brick Cottage con-
Frame Stable, $50 Bearing Apple Trees, so Pear
Peach, Cherry aud Plumb Trees, 50 Grape Vines;
also, Quiz ees Raspherries Currants, &c nice lot
SO large forest trees around the house This is one
of the most desirable places about the city. For
SAMUEL Crosby
aprll-d6t -- On the promises
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HAcAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM

raora. f4a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Soldiers and Sailors
Convention.
Most of the States Largely Rep
resented.
C1rvrANp, O., september III p. NJ

CLEVELAND, o., September Ill Z. NJ.
The Convention assembled ut halfpast
two o'clock Ia large canvas erected csne-
cially for Il OF the Public square, in which
Is the statue Of Commodore Perry, com
mentoratlng The battle of Lake Erie, and is
capable of holding 5000 persons, and was
nearly fiilod by the delegates alone, lnrpe
nunbers of whom arrived on noon trains.
With an eye tO the fitness Of things, the
canvas was pnt up Win The thirtysix up
rights IN Its CirCumierener, and each un-
fright was sumOuutcd with flag with The
name of one of the States upon Il 10 was
found altogether too small 10 ACCOMMODATE
che greatmass of spectators, who were there
| fr0mnenrly nil the states IN largo numbers.
| Gen. Gordon Granger was made perma-
nent chairman of the delegation, aud made
a speech, la which lac said the time had come
| Tor action The enemy We're in the field
and using our hattcrios. To pcrpetuale the
Government whic', they had saved, sol
tIicrs must organize aud meet these enemies
| of the Government. Ills speech was en-
| thusi lsticaily. received.
Rev ". q. Turner who offered the
prayer eulistcd MS private ia 1861. aud
served during the greater part OF the war
rs such, rctnlng all promotion. lie finally
accepted thr captainoy 90 his company
1hn speech Ot General Thomas fWing,
OF Ohio, was very able efort, and Is
In terms OF high prlise
lie veteran wRrrior, Major General John
II. Wool, entered the pavilion lcnning
upon the arm oi Governor Brumlette and
was received toy perfect tumult OF cheers
| lt is "a noticeable flct that large pro-
portion OF those sucu on the street wearing
the badges of the different State delcga7
tiOns, also wear the veteran medal dis
tributed by the different ~ kcs after the
war. Iltis completely refuteg the asscr-
tion of The Radicals that the Convention
Will be composed mostly Of political and
militl1 Bcnerals.
iu this con. ec'lon too, a abort sentence
nom the speech uf General Ewing may be
| regarded ms quite pointed aad suggestive.
| lie SAIL
'Baf0rp lie war, many of us were Re-
| puhiirans and voted with this party against
the eNtcnsio, Of slavery into lie 1ffrito-
| rics, and many were delegates who thought
the question VI slavery should be left with
the people of the Territories but now
these Issues mad been forever disposed Of
III said Tie soldiers, then, owing alicgiance
10 no political phrty, cO-Gpera,ed with tha
Democratic nartv nov because that party
opposed the policy of tde Radicals, which
rould render restoration OF the fgaternal
relations of the States In the Union forever
impossible
"lNo oae with any eandor could saw, in
looking over the Convention, that It Is i'ade
mp of politicians with military titles, to
which they had no just claims, AS the Rad
icals said it would be- There are too many
IN IT who bore conspicuous and hOnora-
BILE part in the war, and too many who
| bear upon their persons, in the loss Of an
| arm or leg, the proof of valuable service
and personal sacrifice"
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Cinoinnnti NTnrItets.
GNcINNArI, September /

CINCINNATI, September ~.
FnoUR.-1he market was quiet and the
demand light. We quote at the old figures
500 80 for superfnc, and e11@l2 90 for
trade brands. but these quotations are nom
inal'to great extent
WBEAT--Quotations cannot be given that
can be relied upon. No. red would not
bring over 80 50, and No. 2 80 40. White Il
neglected Holders are asking from 81 90
to 81 30, the latter rate for choice for seed
ing. Rh
!. CoRE-The market was easier; the de-
mand from hlstillers having ceased; Goa
Csc are the quotations for mixed shelled
and ear White Is nominal at 70@7lc. IN
elevator for shellcd No demand In sacks
OATs--1he market rules quiet and steady
ct 3ie. for No. a. canal, aud 3l@92c. FOR
No. 9 in elevator.
RYE--A quiet market. No sales reported
since our laet; S5@90c. is asked for No. !
and choice.
BARLEy--Only moderate business Is do
ing. Prime new fall is held at 81 90 and
No. I spring AT 81 30@l 3b.
ROCERlHa--There has been no change IN
the market since our last. The demand is
fair at 25@3le. for fair to choice Rio Coffee
i2@ l5c. for raw Sugar; HH@1sc. for bard
refined, and S0@9Oc. for Porto Rico Mo.
lasscs.
WHIsKY-The market rules firm at 81 3.
duty paid, aud 32c. in bond.
SErD--Clover dull at 81 30. Flax firm
at " sQ@3 Timothy steady at S3 60@
|3 60.
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81
3toal.
PETITION FOR pA,RTIrIoN


Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon, and Elizabeth Moon
rs Sarah Greist, Samuel Il. Greist CarWin Al
Brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail.
superior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio
Case No a5f7. PetltiOR for Partition.
GARAlI GREIST, Samuel 4. Greist and Sarah
- Eleanor Vail, residents Of Montgomery county,
Ohio, and CorMin brown, resident OF the state
OF Missouri. Yon are hereby notified that on the
81 day of September A. u. 1895. petition was
hled In the Superior Court OF Montgomery county,
Ohio, by Daniel Moon. Wilson Moon and Elizabeth
Moon, against you, demanding partition OF the
following described; real estate, situate In tho
County or Montgomery, and state of Ohio The
north end and AN equal third part OF the east half
Of section No 70 town 2and range Q, between the
ming at u stone on the northeast or said section,
thence south on the section line f chains and al
links 10 stone; thence n $40 W 20 chains and ~
links 10 a stone; thence n 30 W n ehains and 6T
links 10 stone on tho north line of said section
thence so on the section line 20 chaine and 10
links to the place of beginning, containing 112 and
1900 acres more or less.
And that at the next term of said Court held
after 40 days from tho date of tho first publication
of this notice. application will be made by the said
petitioners for an order that partition may be
made OF said premises,
DANIEL MOON,
WILSON MOON and
-.a.E Hn. ELIZABETH MOON.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. se8w8
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.,rhe war.tlold in Enr.pe.

',,a NEW ORR, September II
II The f3llawing arr the }Ifbuaca specials
referred 20 hist uighL
VItNNA, SnpiRmhr, Ia-Nc are on the
WiSr6 6f Nnot4eg waL which threatens 10
cGnGi IN eXtrnt that just ended. Austria
shQws bad ianh tn ncgo tating with Italy,
and has mhie ',lVrcasouabls demands, 10
which italy wil' not suhmit,
( RERIF. september li-Eru .ia has en-
phahcel,y putidrl AuetriG . az she viii
no snlor It.Iii hereafter 10 be hIsnlted and
dafiandcl, ava thar IL AUSTRIA rcr SIS in
her present coarse WAT must follow.
DRESDEN, September "a Every thing
looks like war. There is so reply from
austria to The potiticatiOn of Prussia. II is
now but question ofhours ~ neither truups
be- again put iu motion for VirUua.
The London SHhG0B Gdkeite says that
when the additional rG-pDiO,cemcnts rcacl
Canada the British army IN that quarter
will amount 10 10000 mpa.
t'CNsrANIEOPLE Hcptomber lG -Rc-ph-
forcenioEis cf Turkish troops have been
sent to ihe lsIaad OF tandia. where thc in
surrecton still presents a bold front
SOUTHAMPTON, September I.-Nuou.--
The steamer from Rio De Janeiro lrnps
the important information that the troops
Of The allies have been badly defeated 10y
the Paraguayah-.
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THE STATE FAm.-Attcnticn is directed
to the notice of Railroad Arrangements for
the approaching State Fair, 10 be fouad in
our advertising columns,
We will state in this connection that j
II. Klippart, Esq, Secretary Of tie state
Board Of Agriculture, mas opened an Office
in the Beckel Building, Room No. 4, first
floor above the Postoilicr, where he is pre-
pared to attend to the calls of all persons
who may have business connected with the
approaching State Fair.
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I EWIS GWINNER, of the city Of Richmond
II Indiana, Will take notice that Margaret
Gwinncr, of Montgomery county, state of Ohio
did, on the 12th day OF September. A ~. 1864, flt
and state against the. said Lewis GwinDer and
Frederick Gwinner, individually and as admlhls
TRAITORS OF Arnold GWinner, deceased, Frederick
Pansing and FRANCESCA Pansing, his wife, JohT
Kurz, William MeAnany and Isaac Trever, de
manding dover in part OF tho northeast quarter
said county, timing acrcs and 50 perches OF
land and in anotheT parcel OF land in said quarter
section. containing acres and i40 perches oil
land, and In in lot No 70 Kercher's plat OF the
town OF hiamisburg in said county and state ~
the widow OF Arnold Gwinner, late OF said cOnn
", decreased.
And the said Lewis Gwinner is notified that he
Is required Ia appear and answer said petition on
or before the third Saturday after the a5th day Of
October A. ID. 1885,
MARGAREr GWINNER
Iowk HAuERTH, a ID. A. HOuK, Atrys
sei2.llAW6
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WasIIfngtoD. NSniiers.
WAsulNNIoN. .iontemhrr

" AdUINNiON- 1UnttWhUT a,
Toe rctam of The President to Washing
ton brings with i the usual attendance az
ire Executive m1uslon. To-day there was
large uumber of visitors
julius a Penn, ot Clermont county, was
to-day appointed Collector of Internal
Revenue, and j w Warner of Clinton
county, Assessor Of thr Sxth District OF
CHIC, Uice David Sanders and Daniei Mur-
ply, removed. N O. Parkins H., been
appo ntcd United States District Attorney
for the District of West Tennessee lie
had served as Il Union soldier during The
war.
II is stated this evening thai The physical
condition Of Secretary Seward seems 10 be-
improving.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE OF 4 HOUSE AND
LOT IN ALENANDERSViLLE, ON
PARTITION.

hhilip Eicher ct a.. W Michael Fichgr et al
superior court Montgomery loUgty Ease \ 10 Sasi
\ pursuance 90 an prder o. safe ,ssuGl from rhe
Il superior Court w,thiu AMI Tor the county OF
onrg1mcry nnd to me directed I " Ia 0Ger at
pnbuc sale, at the aoOr of the Court House In Tho
Cay OF Dayton, ON
y ahF5IB assFfeBber ~ 1853
AZ two cc.ori NJ, the following described real
ese6te, to-Niti situate IA Montgomery county
ono, dnt svyton No TO- t1Wnsnip one 20. range
"a thl ~ N.t' hfAiHuing at the n vs. carHer Of
salu II" ltiun, funui0g an eastw ardiy course along
the notth houniuY line cf sai1 SECTION lat, rats
thencc A"ath" tstS afaly o. rods; thence west
warily aErteahiy with sR' d county iine t6I to,l,
20 The place " t2ginning, Containing ~ sauute
rods lhe above described premises have been
APPRAISED AZ thtee hundred dollars, aRJ cannot
sell taf less than two th rs OF that amount FERNS
OF sa'e--one- third iowhs ne-third in one wear
ana one 'thrt In two wears, with interest from
date the deferred payinenis 20 bc sroured Ly
mortgage on the pTen, tses
A CLAV, Attorney nG2sdests
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GOVERNMENT GOoDs. Blankets, over
eoHts, dress coats pantal0Uns, shirts, draw
ers, canvass, and every description Ottents-
bed sacks and ticks, grain sacks, axes, shov-
els, spades and pick-aXesi Tor sale cheap,
by C. Z. Huber Il Son, Nos. s7s and go
Third street. sel7db