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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FKiDAv. July 1875 I'm.
BEss~Ax was In moderate request aud steady At sc
&cskc
Adsinantins ruled steady at prices ranging
from isc TO 42c Sperm unchanged at sSc. and
patent fSc
CeFFEs-The market for Rio ruled duh aud heavy. We
e.y heard Of resale OF Nv bags private terms Other
kinds quiet.
COPPER There no particular change to note ia the
market for American The sales follows
22o 90 lbs Baltimore ct 2s4c 231zc. including small lots
az 23c; 5coVo do. Portage Lake. At SHc. 2Si4c and
S6,OJ0 do Detroit at 2tIsc
CsxESr-Rosendsle was steady and firm at 81 So cash
C0rroNThcre prevailed fair spinning and speculative
demand, aud the market ruled very firm, closing win
holders demanding 255xc &c for mddng uplands The
aggregated 81 btslss quote
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Alts At TIVE NEW yOm irOcx t1cHAsse.
Friday. Juiy I9-I0i3O A. M.
eeoooo uscsB70 co. 62 lilr 100 sAs Canton Co . sss
NN usc1h.r.' ian iOsE so Genital cos Co... ~
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PORT OF NEW yoax. July 10. 1851.

Cleared.
stssmship cy OF Paris tBrl. Kenaody. LiverpooiJ
Steamship saIonil GIAm), Haack Hsraburg -Euahs rd
| .stsamsh,p Vera Cruz (Fr> Hriardr Hawe-Gesrgs
Steamship Guiainsstar Van ice. Havrssew York aud
steam ship Ellen Terry. chap,s. Newbera. NC asod
| stean,sAfp waminsscs, Spencer. wilmi.g,su pa-wM
ship Ciu,brtA (Br Harrington 81 Aaarews NB-H Do
Ship Hursboldt Proel,<, Bsstsn-crocker Weed A Co.
Bark Absasserwasrd Cbu.ch). vs. L,ades, as.serdsm
Bark Xma-sntS tBrems. Hedsru. Brsnea--s Ls,ss {
BARK Rossdss OBJ, 6riiss G,sasd Bs4var 70
Bark Leila N Ls.g, Anes, Turks IsAnds-wsash 4 Csr
Bark AN Love,t tBr) Isvett. St Jsss. Ns-Boya 3
Bark Ioch Lousnd. Clifford PhusdeIrhsa.
Bark Minnie Tr.sb True. Salem via Rsndsst-st o..
Brs Carlos lst Cr~p. Mesquite. opartsA A-.aack
s srs css n.s'I b heSsasa
srs S.sdeya. L.ss:ms His.ss.p;,,
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scar ssrai ' fe;srs tsrS Andsesss SsssS Taa.s Ca.
ssir Holmes ireland. wssaius.on. ro-H.-.as b
HSss Ssss: Isss .s x:S
s,.m ss sSS%ssa 1..ss ss' $s..ssps s.s%sess
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with mdse and passengers, 70 Kunhardt o.
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fsss. s:.s, g. s s s:s4 e.
ssip naaSo& srranb P~n. Hano.-e . Asys. With
s as sa; sSs 80 sos S;ssS July IL n Sn 90 Sos ssS
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Bya is..as Merrii tof Rssa.oaA Ms a,.sr Por,
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p'sssa Sria Nv SAWYER. Iesoh Palermo q a.ys fret.
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sns b.s.rlss Kre:.Ae NE Jsns'sO, 81 Aays w eOsss
Bris fissr, Sessns s..vasina, 70 y.. visa .osee
sr 6sprsy sr) Pciras 0ssDfussos ~ days, Sugar
Brs nenry Gieer. or Hu. w.dsos Ne. ~ssA p'assr.
s.ns kssss KrsS sassa 70 days wAA rosewood, !.
s.hr msdeirs lBr. susest Ps.a. Is Aays wsh rubber
10, oHJ pswos SGs co, ,.p,.,, p,a....,, .a v ..,.
ssSr x..e Wes,wo~,A Adams sAss Bay days. with
sshr u baker, Kelly Liasas, auss wsh coal, to
s.sr Royal Arch tBr, BrsdsAsw wsAsor. Ms, wKh pas
as . s.snSn. .s, a.,n S%PsS s%,s Wiuos,.. Ss xs
Below.
asssp vssvesse frns IAvcrposL
snip Joseph A Marss.i,: {As.' ssy. Nom Antwerp
Bsss Kia ii Jackson, from Cow Bay.
sailed.
FROM Qnarsauae at Z AN, ram Dsadsrssre for cher.
u.a,
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There 10 very little activity 10 mining shares and tho
transactions are counned few OF the brokers' At
the nrst board Quartz Hin ioc higher than at the
same time yesterday. selling a, 81 10; smnh and
ParmeIee 2oc, selling at IS to Consolidated Gregory
Gold 1oc., selling At 20 5s Corydon was &c. tswer.
selling at 81 TO- Davidson Copper sold a. 81 co.
Tho receipts for customs. aud the receipts payments
and balances the sub Treasury 10 this CITY for The
sxplrsd portion Of Che weck have been n folloMs.-
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Ba,e J.Ss. Clrxr coAIs-The Rio Janero Zines of the
co.s I her los, on The 70 mile.
from cayo S S wa &. ss o s'T %
ins that bo shipwreek along The and
sss s .:sa aiss = Wa -sa %
1s.s s. s n:K -sss cs .Sr iron s
Haeras wrecked On The 9TH near hssnrss as before
chfIdrr q are all sick from eIpessre.
Bag % Dr. rom i% s.s .sIs s - and a. sch, =.
Ivig az, Greeniand zoia ut The registered 20
sSs wSsr. sss *. VA. A oSa owned rSs was @
new bull, al East Boston IN ,e6. and hailed
BAG MrponA from New York for A,pnwan, which pat
PhadepbA ih u In Distress cleared on The 18th 'os
| 10 resume her voyage
clps Towx con May u-Th. otsgo. Taylor. from New
Y., c this port srss asr snS q sss ~: ea
serou: ,pas n main t,.es n h. s., .o s A. srs sns
Issor,sdl from New ssO .h grain as@ssed
= ~. master snd two ocsrs on board hs
Mime Abbie, for Baenos Ayre~
FAl.or,a ysy sTss Lssy T. Psu. % arrived here has On
ssr.a sesna s' ro% Ses SOr. Tor ossos w palm OIL w1si
sesoas mates. saTpsnssr sod Scur men dead
miscellaneous.
MoSyson Lars Rsrr SosrAnsm-in shs report OF the
reatns OF the Monitor Lfe Ran Nonpsrsn 80 yeserdays
Issue the day Of sailing reported the eth June 1t
should 10 June IL she sailed the latter date The
error would eight days from her sailing uDs not
corrected.
LAuprHKp-rfom the shyyard OF John Bennet ~ Celd
On, named tie william Peek which beauty o. mode.
and nnish cannot be suEpssse She was bulh ~ John
Bennett, ESQ., under she supervision on captain Jo,eph
Baucs, who win command her She intended ior me
AZ Yarmouth "a nsl by Hu,shins s,ubbs fne schr Of
$40 tone old messnrcmenL named Evs May. she so.ned
BY Lyman, son Tobey Dyer Pierce, Of Portland the
builders and others Of Yarmouth and 10 commanded By
Capt samuel Richards.
Notice to Mariners.
vyrv rvyoarArr 10 rAvsAyoss-yns
IHH sair cuLTfyAros srprcE
II has sready stated that The packet ssip cuva,or
Cant Rus SELL from Liverpool for New yors upon
.hoa before unsnewn and that Capt Chandler, OF the
steamer Don had been 10 locate " The foiouing
OF letter written By Capt Chandler 70 oee Of
The New York Board Of underwnters,--
Thi. shoai lie. In a "a ~ Ion o. ~ W. aud runs INV
and for hve miles, Th general average OF
athoms but spois of only IL feet u not more .han
ioyards Vide ssd seems 70 bs ridge formed By bs acton
o. he and the shoa arots are hlnk wrects OF oor
fellows who have been report "a foaudefg At sea
ship strikes there IN hea g.c there % no ehsnes io
OF The Davis south shoai ighboAt "a miles and bas an
NNE aud ssw drscto sni the NORA sadi en the psrs
snosIes, psri + 70 81 OS 50 - o. made fs fsps 70
the Bureau on my s.frival.
youvs rvHn, rtonfpA
The empornrT light heretofore exhibited a. the light
Ton the mouth OF ~ Johns river and south SIDE OF the
enrsncs 70 Jscksonyle Fs has been removed and the
showing rcd white light Illuminating OF Sis de-
rrees of the ho-son and should be under ordinary
| circumstances distance OF "a miles.
| Height OF tower from bsss 70 focal plane ~ feet
Ham Of focal plans shove sea level 81 feet
The reddish IN color and circular Ia form
| Reaper e weing painted white
! Latsnds % p Ns, longitude 81 u pw Of drsenvisa
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The following recsptulaton table exhibits the value
OF the mporaons OF dry goods this por, for the week
ending July Is compared with the preceding week
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SHIP PIN G NEW S .

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Sun syrs.. ~ HIGH wArgR. morn 10 VI
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The Democratic Rooster.

L The Democratic rooster not having done
much Growing for few years past, on the
occasion of the recent Democratic victory
in Connecticut he was brought out and suf-
fered to try his lungs. They were found
to be in excellent condition, as he did crow
Justify and long. 1t was harsh, discordant
music to the Radical. ears, and have put
the Radicals in very unhappy, fretful
mood. They piteously ask that he be ST.
lenced. They want silence from all such
noise," as they term it. Anyhow, they
don't think that there is in the result of the
Connecticut election much to get up such
din about, It is an unpleasant reminder.
That is it. They would forget it, and go
quietly about their business; but they can't
do it so long as the Democratic rooster con-
tinues his Growing, and hence they do most
deYeutlys pray for /" silence" They might
aswell aceustom themselves to his Growing
now; for in the fall, when Ohio, New York
and Pennsylvania shall pronounce for the
Democracy, it will be perfectly terrific.
There will be no such thing as silencing
the old bird then. Eg:.s
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
Sow ~ IRREGULARITIES. .e.fs33

These Drops are scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills. Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive. rendering them reliable speedy and GER
ain specific for the of all Instructions and sup
essious of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by he fact that 900 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms
praise of their great merits. They are rapidly tak-
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
sre considered by all who know aught of them 8
the surest, safest and most infallible preparaton
the world. for the of all female complaints the
removal of all distractions of nature. and the pro
molten of health regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating whom they nay be used and ex-
Iaining when and why they should not, nor
'ould not be used without producing effects contra
ry to natures chosen laws VIII be found carefully
folded areurd each bottle, with the written sigma
ture of JOHN L. LYON, without which none are gem
uine. '@ '5 i}.tDA sgH -a8o
Prepared by DR.. JOHN l.. LYON, 1876 Chape
street, New haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or by mail enclosing stamp) con
:erDng all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
General Agents for u. s. and Canadas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
: Know Thy Destiny.


MADAME 3. Fl. THORNTON. the; great Engli -
AStrologist, Clairvoyant and sRsychometTician, VIII
has astonished the fcientife classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Z.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight as to enable her to impart knowl-
edge of the greatest Importance to the single or mar
ried of either sex. While in state of trance, she
delineates the veryfeatures of the person you are
to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power, known as the Psychomotrope, guaraIi-
tees to produce afeike picture of the future hus-
band or wife Of the applicant, together with date Of
marriaAe position inlife leading traits Of charac-
ter, &c. Thisis no humbus, as thousands of testi-
monials can assert. She will send when desired
certified certificate. written guarantee. that the
picture is what it purports to be- BY nclosing
small lock of hair, and stating place of birth. age
disposition and comp exion and inclosipg fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you
will receive the picture and desired information by
return mail. AL Communications sacredly conf
dental. Address in, confidence. MADAME E. F.
THORNTON. P. o. Box 2a3, Hudson. N. Y.
dan
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Hon. 8. s. Cox a Candidate for
Membership of the Now York

Hon. 8. s. Cox a Candidate for
Membership of the Now York
Constitutional Convention.
AS will be seen from the following, which
we cut from the Ne,o York World of the
18th, Hon. S. S. Cox, one of Ohio's distin-
guished sons, has been put forward by a
portion of the Democracy of the city OF
New York, for membership of the Consti-
tutional Convention, to which members are
very soon to be elected:
Notwithstanding the indications that
the Constitutional Convention will prove a
failure as regards the ends which such a
Convention ought to accomplish, the Dem
ocrats of the State deserve credit for the
selections which they have made for can
didates for district delegates. Among the
names put forward by them in this city,
are George Ticknor Curtis, Samuel j. Til
den, Gideon j. Tucker, Abraham d. Law
renee, Edwards Pierrepont, James Brooks,
Samuel S. Cox, and Judges Daily, Garvin,
Moncrief, Robertson, Ingraham, Cardozo
and Mcneil. ALI Of these persons are well
known in the city, and have an acknowl-
edged standing in the community. They
are, also, eminently qurlitied by the inti-
mate knowledge of our Constitution and
laws to take part in the deliberations incl
dent to framing new State Constitution"
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e@AYOUNG LADY RETURNING

to her country home, after sojourn of few months
in the City. hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoothness,
and instead of twenty she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of SO great
change. she plainly told them that she used the
Circassian Balm, and considered it an invAlu-
able acquisition to any Lady's toilet. By its use
any Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred fold. 1t is simple in its
combination as Nature herself is simple, yet unsur
passed in its efficacy in drawing Impurities frcm.
also healing cleansing and beautfyng the skin and
complexion. BY its direct action on the cuticle is
draws from it all its impurities, kindly healing the
same and leaving the surface Nature intended it
should be- clear, soft. smooth and beautiful. Price
81 sent by Mail Express receipt of order by
w. l.. CLARK & CO.. Chemists,
No. West Fsyette ST., Syracuse. N. Y
The only American Agents for the sale of the same.
mar25-daw1y t-is -S sys go
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STATE NEWS.

~ STATE sAEWSs=.
Mr.. NORMAN. WEBSTER, aged 90 years,
died at Geneva, o., last week.
TIE ofncinndts Times says in that region
the prospect for all kinds of fruit was new
TIE Court of Common Pleas of Lake
county will commence the spring term on
the 10Th inst.
A GERMAN, named Peter Luntz hung
himself on Monday morning last, at
youngstown, o. He was 6S years of age.
THEiron moulders in Cincinnati are on
strike. Four hundred of them are out of
employment.
Gov. Cox has appointed Isaac Claypool,
of Fairfield county, and John Hough, of
Cbillicothe, Commissioners to purchase
lands for the Reform Farm.
AN old gentleman recently spent an
evening with his friend Mr.. Warner, at
Painesyilley He q blew out the gas" Re
suit !: he was found in state of insensibil-
itysf S. - IS y fG -
On Monday, the 10Th, little daughter of
Henry Vanbergen, aged about four years,
says the Marietta Register, fell from an en-
banknient and fractured her right leg,
close to the ankle. Daniel Dabold, Sr.,
fractured his thigh a few days ago.
FHu editor.of the Findtdy Courier asks
his friends what they think of his pros
poets, whenhe informs them: "Last week
~eofeceived forty new subscribers, and a
TIE only new building we know of going
up.in New Lisbon this spring is a black
smith shop for William Myers. Our gold
en- opportunity is past. BY high prices we
drove every body away, says the Ohio
Patriot.
,3THE 6atlz9cothe Gazette says: Three blood
ed colts purchased by Mcconnell and Har-
ness of Alexander, of Kentucky, are in the
hands of Mr.. Ed. Thompson, at the Asso-
citation Course. They are in fine necondition,
and will probably be christened at the
spfing races in st. Louis or Louisville.
- SOME sneak thief has lately been pur-
Joining shaws and coats from the Central
School Building, says the Csillicothe Gazette.
Several articles were taken one day last
week, aportion of which were found in the
possession of anegro girl in Smokey row.
Mr.. RICE, an attache of the Titfn Tribune
printing Office died very suddenly on
Tuesday morning last from hemorage of
the lungs. He had the Consumption, and
had been in very poor health for long
time, bat was working In the Office up to
Monday noon. Mr.. Rice came to Tifin
from Kenton,S Ohio, and his remains were
taken to the latter place on Wednesday for
interment., He leaves wife and two small
children, who have the sympathy of all In
thus being sbereftaOf good husband and
kind father.
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DEmOeRATYC STATE TICKET.
News.of the. Day.


as.s GENERAL NEWS. "a EuEua
Cob closed in New York Saturday ewes
ming. at 1897. sRdEgio3 ts ei4iss tad 9 ID
ALARGE force is working on the Canada
side, 9ppssIte BhfiaOs 1a TR2fII}H
THERE are 800 places where liquor is sold
in Providence, RI. o
sTHE population Of Milwaukee: has in
creased $1,000 since 1856. r,v ..-,.-
rTHE best flour sells for So barrel in Cali
ifornfa, and In Utah for 81. &c.,
BxrrzMoRE went for Sunday cars by
majority of 1000. d u.7g .-s,.rf ssss i, p
zTHE Great Eastern has, thus far, only 300
passengers. She expected 1850 or 5000.
ANOTHER unsuccessful attempt was made,
Saturdays to effect the destruction of the
rebel ram Merrimac by torpedoes. sEk
A GENERAL convention of the Methodist
Protestant Church will be held in Mont
gomery Ala, on the first Tuesday of May.
LEE g GoRDoN's mill, made familiar in
reports of the battle of Chickamauga, was
destroyed by fire last Thursday night. s''-'S
In digging well. at Portland, Me-, re-z
GENTLY, clam shells were found A feet below
the surface. s.sas sss5zs. .5a. 800 ~z
CUBA suffers from short crops, political
discomfort and an epidemic of murders and
suicidessea 8 q Fg - T C1
The town of Pittsffeld, Mass, has just
voted 70 strike q colored man from the jury
list :
DIR. ABRAHAA1s, who died suddenly few
days ago, left nearly his whole fortune
($30Q Qe00) to various charitable institutions
Ex-GovERNoR GILMORE, of New Hamp-
shire, died on the. 18th, after lingering and
patient illness. aged 58. Z
BRITISH statistics would seem to show
that animals and children born in the latter
part of summer are not likely to be long
lived AZ 4 .1rT .RossH5F3 3B -get .zEaEAH =
ABAhT1MoRE clergyman says that he
would much rather see the cars run on
Sunday than have politics introduced in the
church. ..1..-.. .--.
FRTY-THREE opera houses, theaters and
maseams have been destroyed by fire in
this country since 1888, fourteen of them in
New York city. 10 4-'-s s1 ''
THE steam whaler Pioneer, the first
steamer ever used in the busiess, sailed
from New London last week for cruise
OF the coast of Greenland. She took
out full supplies for Halls Arctic expedi-s
ton. Is fs sgs s2a : - = 49,. = .5s....4
1.-THE SAT- Lake linton Vedette urges Com
gress to authorize the Pacific railroad to
begin work at that point at once, alike to
facilitate the completion of the great enter
prise and swell the anti Mormon strength
in thatferritory' fgaEEH kgafE'tl
THE Supreme Court has designated JUS
tices Nelson, Swayne and Miller to pre-
pare rules and regulations for proceedings
under the new bankrupt law, and these
three gentlemen will at opceienter upon
the necessary deliberations in the case.
QUEEN FicroRIk has a7dusky god son in
the person of the ~Shahazadah, the sinfant
son of his Highness the Maharajah Dhu-
leep-Sing. The christening was perform
ed in the private chapel of Windsor Castle,
6nMarch 20, the Queen standing in person.
The child received the name of Victoria
Albery. af
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"smau vren for GOvernor.., >,

| 1t was DOM PIATT who, through his
Mack a. Cheek Press, some time ago, be-
moaned the fact that the Republican party
was afflicted in Congress with Representa-
tives who appeared to be pre-eminent as
stupidities and know-nothings in that per-
tanning to the real interests of the country.
In short, they were small men intellectual
| ly, and in consideration thereof were max
ing =burlesquer of craftsmanship This
would be provocative OF mirth, were it not
that their blunderings and corruption are
of a eharacter to painfully oppress.s And
now we have a. chapter from the Xenia
7'orcAlig on the subject of ''small men for
Governor" who are worrying the Repub-
lican masses beseechingly for nomination
to the Governorship. The Torchlight editor
Undoubtedly has memory that admits of
being classified as good, but, good as it is,
he is grieved to say, that he "don't recollect
time when so many men Of ofn'ediocrity and OBJ
security were advertised for the Governship"
in the Republican party. After careful
examination of the list, he pronounces it
''enormous and preposterous." This is, by
no means, the worst of it, "The cry is.
still they come" with a rapidity to induce
him to believe that if there shall be no cessa-
tion between this and the 10th of June no
delegates will be needed at Columbus; the
candidates themselves will make sizable
mass convention, as every county will be
fully represented" There has been much
asseveration on the part of members of the
Republican party as to their extraordinary
pre- eminenee in the characteristic of unset
fishness. - - = -
/ This mass convention of intellectual
dwarf candidates for the single Office of
Governor alone, presents the case in an al
together different light. Instead of the dis
tinguishing feature of the Republican party
being an exemption from an ofice-craving
selfishness, it turns out to be pretty much
an aggregation of men who think of little
else than Office morning, noon and night.
Mach of the legislation of Congress and
the Legislature has been directed to the
making of places for party friends. We
fully appreciate the solicitude of the editor
of the Torchlight, that the Republican can
didate for Governor shall be man
of "brains" to make anything of a
show " in the hard, hot fight we are
just entering upon."A 1t aoiH require
3 braias," and "brains" of very pc
culiar sort at that, to lead the Af-
rican hosts to victory over the army of
White men, who stand in battle array, with
banners flying and music playing, with
Judge THURMAN chief in command
Under existing circumstances, therefore,
running for Governor aaoao is the work of
a. big man. intellectually. Az s5 s
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Sherih,s Sale

Of Attached Property.
David Tanner Court of Common Pleas of
vs. : Franklin County,
Thomas D. Ridgeway.> .f Ohio. -, :; ..
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
will offer for sale at public auction at the farm OF
Joseph M. Briggs. 81 miles " est of Columbus, on
the Harrisburg pike, on d. a-s's .#- r.-r.#
Monday, the 29th day of April, A. D.
~. - FI 1867, SOLE ~
at 10 o'clock A. NJ the following goods and chattels
to-wit: - - .sfl 81 .sl.-e 80 ...lr IL, .
One Hundred and Ninety-six head of Sheep and
Ridgeway, upon credit of tn rty days, with good
and sufficient security. approved by tSr {. - !
Printers fees $5. 90. : - s,.,.,, -,
aprl9-dtd s----u NIeNe.---- l.--i-I 80