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FROM DEs HOMES.
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DIS MoISrs, Jan. g.
The Legislature nd " holds but one session
a day.
In the Senate yesterday committee was
appointed 70 visit the Asyln a resolution
was adopted enquiridg into tho expediency
of authorizing wiyesto take possession OF the
property Of inebriatd husbands, for the bene-
tit of their families A communication was
received from Goverho. Merrill transmitting
the information that the claims for equippine
tha second and third Iowa infantry have been
allowed by the United States Government.
In lpe House yesterday petitions we're pre-
seated asking for increase in Sheriffs fees,
and for more stringent liquor law. A me-
moral was read from the Board of Supervi-
sors Of Plymouth connty, demonstrating
against changing the line Of the Dubuque &
Sioux City Railroad. A resolution was
adopted asking Congress to restore to the jus
risdiction of the United States District Court
the same cases that npw come only before the
United States Circuit Court.
Bills we're introduced as follows For tho
classification Of Iowa incorporated cities and
iosns; 10 regulate the sale Of property for
taxes where the same exceed the valne Of the
property taxed; to enlarge and define the du-
ties of County Courts; to provide for taxing
Indemnity Swamp lands; for the appointment
OF an efficient short hand reporter for each
Judicial District.
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LATE CABLE DESPATCHES.

LONDON, Jan. 2l-Evening Mr.. Train
va dichsrgei from arsst q Cork thia MORA
ins. HsAas ssnt ths following dispstch, =
Atlantic Cahls, 70 his frissds in America
!" have just been released on the interven-
ton Of Mr.. Adams. / have brought suit
against the British Goysrnment for one Aan-
died theusAnd rsundsdamages
eiknea} ssGEc. FaAxcis TsAIs.r
NEw YoRK, Jan. %.
The Hcr4ids special saN: The causes
leading to Train arrest were these: An
E1Glishman named Gee, fellow passenger
Of Trains, informed the officers on the tug,
who boarded the Scotia at Queenstown, that
Train had said he came TO Ireland to organ.
ize the Fenians and commence the fght.
Train was arrested upon this information.
Gee denied giving such information when be-
fore the court.
Consul Eastnsn, at Queenstown, vas ex-
ceedingiy sctiye in Trains behalf, and Min
istsr Adams at once saw Lord Stanley, who
ordered the release of Train. Lord Stanley
disasowed the set on the part Of the Govern.
ment, and stated that the local authorities
were soiely responsible.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The Committee on Ways and Means to-day
bad under consideration that part of the new
| internal tax bill relating TO manufactures
While it is certain they will recommend thai
| the taxes generally be taken oR manufac
lures, there is evidently disposition on the
part Of the committee to keep the tax on ar
tlcles Of luxury, such as iewelry, plate. car
rIages and the like, and also on gas and coal
oil. There is probability that the tax will
be removed from raw cotton. The bill will
no, be reported for several weeks to come.
The Fifth Annual Report Of the Coloniza-
tion Society was to day presented TO the
Board of Directors. Receipts of the year,
S52, 189; disbursements, Ss4, ,000-which
compelled the sale Of invested funds to meet
the difference, 10 the amount OF $4,000 EN-.
igration during the year, s5s. Applications
for passage to Liberia in May next haYe been
received to the amount Of 10000. The
treasury of the Association is nov nearly
empty, and an appeal is made to the friends
of the cause fcr aid
General Ord has left for California.
The Commerce Committee have agreed
upon the House bill prohibiting contraction
of the currency, with proviso that new notes
shAl replace those which are destroyed Of
mniilated.
John P. Hale has rendered his resignation
as Minister at the Court Of Madrid, and anew
appointment will soon be made.
CHICAGO, Jan. o.
The Posts Washington special says: There
is considerable talk in political circles TO-DAY
over the fact that EIihn B. Wsshhurne res
terday lodged vote on tbs Reconstruction
bill. He Was in hisI seat, and voted for the
Butler amendment, but when the formal vote
was taken he did not respond to his name.
This gives rise to the snrmise that he was in
fineneed by GenerailGrAnt.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

DrgUqrE. Iowa, Jan. q.
a hoy ten years of age, son oil T. W. 81.
shrAAsia. Of issss city, was thra~1 from o
horse yesterday afternoon, on Main street,
and injured SO severely that be died 81 ten
o clock this morning.
PROVIDENCE. Jan. %.
Hon. Charles l.. Bradley, Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court, has resigned.
BAITIaoxE, Jan. 22
The Republican Convention is called for
March 9Th, to elect delegates to The Nasiousl
Convention.
BosTos. Jan. %
A convention Of the manufacturers cf New
EDgiand sss4pbled no day, and organized b.
choosing A. Gray, OF Boston, President, and
fity or more Vice Presidents. J he morning
session was occupied by the appointment OF
committees and listening to the President s
speech which was well received. The stten-
dance ia large.
ToLEDo, Jan. %.
+. A. Chaplin, the General Superintendent
OF the Toledo, Wabash & Western Railroad,
died at Springfield, Illinois, at 7:55 th Is after.
noon.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. %.
The Republican State Central Committee ol
H., al its meeting in this city to-day, agreed to
issue call for State Convention to meet q,
Peoria on thf 9th Of May next, to appoin,
Delegates to the National Convention. and to
nominate Presidential electors aud cacdi-
dstes for Sta}<s oficers. The basis OF rep-
resentaiion ID the Convention, a. agreed up
on, ia that of the vote for General Logan for
Congressman at large in 1865, the ratio being
one deleRateI,o every four hundred votes.
There will bd four hundred and six delegates
in ALL
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

RuBLlsoros, Iowa, IAN. %.
u. Il. Winton, the well known agen. ol
the Ghicags, Darlington = Qniney 1aikeal,
q this CITY died suddenly, It ctcluck rel
terday afternoon, Of apoplexy. He was Sit
ting at his desk, apparently in his usual
health, whaa bis hssd fell forward, and he
expired aImost immsdiately. 4.
Bosros, Jan. %.
Three hundred and Fifty barrels Of spirits
were seissd here yesterday by Revenue Il.
specscr Connolly, Of New Fork.
Sr. Louis, Jan. "a
Al the parties engaged IN thsnlise asht n
Sunday last, in which Thomas McOaBH N4s
klled. MAo have beAn Arrested, hAss besn
sssl . Bellsslle jail, to await the action d
ths grind iaIy. ST
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The Cheapest Religious Weekly
In the World.
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In THE WORLD.

The past year larger than ever before.
Its cash receipts the past six months larger
than ever before during the corresponding
period.
Its cash receipts during the past three
months larger than eyer before.
It's cash receipts in January larger than
ever before,
1t employs the ablest writer's in the country.
1t pays more for its weekly contributors
than any other THREE religious papers in
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II discusses boldly and fearlessly all reli-
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Its writer's are chosen from oil the leading
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II aims TO be champion for truth and
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II is unsectarian, and earnestly seeks chris
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It's prospects for increased usefulness and
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Its expenditures the comiAg year viii Be
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II win have more special departments than
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It viii have more religious news than ever
before.
1t will take decided interes. in the coming
Presidential contest.
1t will earnestly seek the moral, political,
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of the nation, irrespective of rrce, color or
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1t will discuss freely oil financial matters
from high moral standpoint.
1t Will insist that every snsagemeatand OBJ
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with gold as agreed.
1t will oppose under present circumstances
any further contraction Of the currency.
It will rot be in haste to give political pow
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II viii advocate reconstruction on basis
land that only Of exact and impartial JUS
tice.
It will oppose al political mxneuserine and
machinery calculated to lover the stundara
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ii win consecrste itself With an is power
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We ask no subscriptions to assist us as
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go inShas " sA,lf aim to Do. VI expect
ons oppoa;siaa 81. rival .ssssapssa. soAs
'risicisms for nissakas # jadsasat sona
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LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Mr.. Train Released from Arrest.
British Government Disavows
the Act.

| GEO. FRANCIS DAMAGED TO THE
/ AMOUNT OF 100000.
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FROH WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1891
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by TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsFATCHEs.

ID Il Il lLLI<JhA III
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Latest News from Washington.
New Internal Tax BllI Under
Conninpratlom.
oN0R3sSI0ugAL PRooDnplWo8
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Assembling ef he Mar England Aanafae-
turers Convention.
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Hove Tyiey..... .......,......- ,....50 Main street
duncan, Karie Go......,.it0 4 142 Main street
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IF ron want ) rsaily shsies TsA tssy -
: ,.sss ~ = ~ losnasDss ! Ais1ss,
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Geld Pens, Pencils, Fsckst Books.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

OOK-BINDER.
! Y Pesrce on...... Gate City Bldg, Msin : I'd
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BOOKS = srATlONEnY.

Feneill, Jones 4 Co.....cor Third Main s.reets
Hess, Stern 4 Co.......cor Second Main streets.
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Gel5. Silver. and ivory ns4ntsd Games
q Eridne. Nos 4 Estea Honsa
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Robertson Albsfs ...............12u Main street.
a q McQueei ,................s4 Main street
Cox Iryin.... ..corner Fifth Il Main streets
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informal Rovenne.

NOTICE f. hereby gwen that thr Annual LET ,l
l"i'rusl E-'ruu. Faxes Tor .e-. tr 'rv =, cor.l
fuir- ION htfr.c. Of fhC state OF Mains las b. EN-
committed to me for collection. aud that wNl ~.
c's' ~" satnr 40 thr following tirns. and ulsrsvs
tn"f' ns~F~s"d ia AUdrlsCpEv'n t1aU'g aud the
t"s ~ q Ea,kh,ld, Hebron aud Hartford at my
once tu LEWISTON, from thc ilih 10 th' 18Th OF June
i~a~.
rhosr a..cs.ed In Fr,ot iin C,ur,v. AZ she one,
90 the ton. HANNIBAL i..ic1'r iu Pennington on
TIE i6fh and t1tn DAYS 81 Itu-. f~s-
lhtss as-r--ri in ~tEi4fl. G County. AZ tao or-,
@i T.. ~. r va. boo Hath uu tle I2,h and .p-h
DAYS ~ Jane. f~.-
tl"-F s'tr..'t ia DNff.I 'run'v excerpt the towns
~ 90 o. hr'u a ia ffHrd sitb~ lI,u II,u.,
]" NtINat. uu Zee -.i % ,g .t Juuc. u.s. 20 tire OK
l'N N"i'y Ip trrs'Irg "n fhr ga ot Iunr. i~.~ 81
i'' c.f.d.tr hHI-. in hst.rI. uu tH- 1Ite ot
Lu''. u.s.. ''d 20 'hr AFirpecrt-tu toa-v, ia piN
h''t. un i'.r .7''h ,ifv of Jurv ISIS
.h"' "ii tr c.o. .,i each day at 4 NJ.
lN' rTH-isauu- 81 iaN 90 t. strictly enforced
Sgau-f lil a'lr utu's not ga iug tsir taxes ~ &c
cprits'' 81 Tn CO., ablvr upf f....
j. = ~ FORD Collector.
Lewiston, Ma IS. iN.s
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slOO.

ono iIuuir'l p,'iarss uort viii De- raid tn any
l-f-n .f'.Nf tN'. t''.cl. hud, uu Rri.iuE e. the
Z tenss. 't i..a 1suer'-, H-ssi o. a.c.Ftaiu me
,rnlh ri '.' lowing letter. upitht'it g. NOT true.
fnr every sH.f rr-r.1 sfatf q true ,a. b,,,,t-.i
dR'tr. sit D. rsd
E4iraF.s Road, Relief .ai Regulating Pils ,ro
-" ~ l'' hsst rrfir.iti pt. the world. Toe
Ready o., i,t is .fsu-t.r,p. ia chi, .ti-t 4. h.,
o. lvtr iir .r rsr from raIr AZ once, IT, ..,lr.iar
n nee IN is 90 cure ~ -Ftrll vnh c,lds Uasrs.-
t.ts sire lhroAf ptE rta lnhurrFa 90 suffering
lrntn l,n'I."ut.-u, 60 anas Ing - ~. ta-urne-s
litirhtgH. fur i1 t1~ kiturvs. tudl OF t,tr
nH' .1ui'fr tn les rtuut.-, and 'I,ci cure iu %
2. w. hNrt-.
s.. ~ U,dvN,'. Almanac for i,1,- L T. n
-rii 81 prurgi.f.
Pc u'# t-l 'nv a. rslt-sr flrr- D.. up 90. 80
uu.l t1dti ed 90 .ssiNar y 60. preparations -
tNr uuIrr-lEu'H. vac totally pHrsNttt-- cu5i 10
hardly move ms bead Ntthpu' ctI.iuE great pain
bowel. rtrdurd trsf only u.1' o. stool on,r in
tssle- dtvs. ant vas arsn-t dtp priced % sight liz
st'i"~ All thts. So NcFf tuiu and aud iu-
asmsd, aud az Sac ttmr sstnE AID t4, preparations
which u vas thouE't woali o. mc 80 bat io 40
avail
The following BE- t',~ M amer ~ which IA. treated
1--WE ti~ ever, night. ttrfiout WIN IA IL .,f ON
ni- splice, Ftts.rr utI Gle rviist and water. aud
n'',' Zee hr-'.''ut t- per iu,trsctious la ti.c
Iii. treatment lasted Az, noa,h.. bot At the end
~ ihFtf tfN~ Cnult Wtls without rtu'chss aud to-
os', although NOT v,rs strong "a legs I walk
pr cf.' afrr good sight, uud ysvlt much strong
rr ar- a." s'trrd O. NY bt-lac.. when VA.
NHur- 'hag- cool iJr thi. Et. - disrpverf. made
hf ". Rti var e.. aai si-u thank Nr + for
he .laistra- Bca,Sv mv Eru;.ruftu. yunr very
'ord'n i lp-" fraurt.c' lvfrirt S-rpa.
MoN"LtA wArsE.-A dvligH,tuJ toilet article
superior "a 'u;nka", and q, hall fhc p,iec.
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Fxe.ting Game of BIC Ball.

Tl,, mucn talked or .au,, % base bah between
The Urea Majors and rrunesr-ya sss,s, cuu,, r az
Ssfaf,iir. N tli ais Tho Tcnus proved thr in
nc-. by being more .siunl 81 stealing tho bs-cs,
AMI choking the rsss-
The only innings 81 i1t.r,st % che r.su were
'bo iss. s'h a'i ath. rh- Urs,s went o. il.. hat
arst uowr s'rikrr E,t Ira H,Idor ani uas,i. hi.
~ has" Nhiio ~aricr-on wss at she bat. Howe
carur bam" sut The wilt ,ni crthpsssti- rh.-rs ~
ths crowd AMI congratulations ~ tbs t--a. san
d'rson, M.llrii ani Nme. dtl cot MAX. tr.ir hrs,
bfsN
In th0 sth nung, ~'srkpa 81 thr .r.s. cot srt
GA 30 base E'-sr, mate "a t,ss op strike. ami
sfni" - and 90. ON passsi hs'ts coming hons, on
.trikr hy pr Jones, Who 1it-r,, tf5s IN trvt,- to
max" hi' "A. va ppt ont. How ,u, ON 1T base
sud eide out
On the oih tnuin-, Hove cot ogoc ia the i5f fcIi
anl made 81 base. SaH,l,r.on out on eol.l a,-
Howe came hnsae Will throw, OF the I.,.nus
Mhic,i cot cool strike AMI made "a haze i.,,ts
tiEE he r'nn-. n. i,.i iu stealing, home. ana
tho Ursss wrr- quite c"nGlru, OF success. o.. they
hsa ndds-er''n t' ouc--hut i Vas their list ron
The r,rus. newer -trlrk better their lowest score
b'a4s one an! hi -A-.t thirty.
&, :. Tucker ua- JmPlrs. The ~-orc was az fol
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Our i able for June

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY Ticsaof & Fl.ld,.
Coufru's varied sad int.rv.tins
Lt>itE-> LADIES " tsAgiNF- FRANK I.-.fi-
ny Me- "EdWar,i,' .ior, % steven i.aSt-u-r.
reoman.' in~rsa..s in intcrr,t. Tosrs th~ u.lal
Aunouat Of iasi1ien plate, srI patterns,
NoVNG FOJk~-- TIcsncr \ Fi-lis. TIT, mag
ssise s. always welcome. aud = Srosius ir popular
fAyoT.
MERRY MUSIJN coum-nc,. a new story.
''Ntnk ,aTtiss, os iifs in tbs BseS sDoi % D. al
oi hanler, sith fall Peg illustration hy BGf.ss.
Lll" Pearl, the star" story h oon'Iaaed al ihr
third 80 q w iJ. WyItsr Book - given 10.
'idr' other matter iutsrr.tiSs 90 the JascaH~s. n.
u. FatIyr, tiostoa.
THE NURSERY IL a, charming ever. and IL
slsayt welcomed . ,ae yoaugrs; rc,dv,s-J T..
Sh"r-s. boston.
TIN GALAXY complete i,s s:h raIlua. and IN
'er' upon 90 81 year. Il coaiata. great nrncar,
Of varied and iEtsr~sii1s matter. aai cannot "a 10 %
b 'aE"rly rad rlb. ~ shrIdoa s Co., y y
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IT, The D'-'firt C.,urt 81 the tn 80 STATE. Gor IN,
bt-.ttrt 90 Naiue
hi.'rrc' ~ VI zine. - - tt Sunnsr. the 26, dav
ct Ma, \. ~. i-s7
u tho matter - irut, = 1io,tou aoI B-njt.
rui" ! i'tr.. Bt"A,up'- - The nHt' a. fnsd hr1c
N' gives NOTICE OF be- appnt,'ur't sr-,guee ri
Hsrr, . Morton aod B-rJ = Bate. pf ~unnrr.
in he c'uut, 10 ON hri. ,,J St,teut Maine wnh
~ .''' d-'Is;. Nho have been iiiuigr, iak, apt.
iretVH.U'ug and ss rnppriucr-. ,lpp tbrtr -N % Ic
uunn. D., thr p,-tr,t C,,att q -pl d,-t,t.t.
BEN. \. Tt ELL. As.tEurc.
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Editorial review Of Portland Market,


Dor wcek cnitaE juno "a.
t'o'i since our last port Las ragged nom $50, s
1917
trrtF, -rh-rs i not large sspply Of choice
fruit iH th~ market. NJ chang ia prtrrs
BEANs- TIE dorus az coutingss o. - good, - bile
tHF rntrsrt - rsfaFg p1orty suppit-I Ut.fc IL
nufhiHs '~ilnr az i~se than q - To- v bustrl
3D. rTsa The snsrk~; q trttrr ,fpp'l4i aud prfe.,
~" i+' piux. - notice thu st'rs q TIE 90
ns'' ''lid . ASg ~ >trr~ butirr ha- 81 more
feel, AMI pFtc-s i1W-r
tH Az wife is-r-a-sd ipts h.s - a.IrI
aud Yfi 'tzss down . Issf u, Tor " r.-.e
mixed. ? tssi > ioF >1uth~sn yefips, ADD 81
Tor southern Whit-- Oats uaF~ shaded or and .-
quote Them ~ -@5Fsv- Saorts are hvh q, rs b. g.
kud sac I'D - - spsr ton.
LtE'-- There s. rr~rt nroness and "a a.varI
t"nfrVc1 in IN" uarsvt Coz l.rt - now s48.r 40
- "a Is bots aud I'D. t.t- i9s.S
ts"Ett M tasrtst sstel-..ry.iy = nsp.' al,
taiI-s an ont.us. Fa.It..-. N,.s,~tr.r ..4-..l
ani pftpr uGrs a-~ held 80 ~ = or ttI Fse- az.
49, ta< - - in p4cs 49, - -. - ytre s- ..r
49, are he'd ~ 80 p.r rr-
70 trl'Nr-- s. futfs-f bffF f.- beef An t.trk
y Lrn. au l-'rrs 49, -ur..S ar. iSrr1 clear f...z
'9-.' 4" eE 2 "t.' s.5-Hl prime
$50. hrr' sr~ Hr-i 80 % t.o- t,s pf.u,r all
ID 8ss f3s saJBaisrs
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Tae third game Of Hs.. Rail- for tho on scr bail
and STATE cham lraship oc-arr,,l r., Norway On
"wednesday trtv"ca th. rcnurss-,.,vya-scrt thc
Champion cirh. ruJ th- Nthietir. of Portland --
sul'ri in ,is'ary 'r far former ciab by ths 60!
l1Wlny score
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Blood Mare for Sale.

Blood Mare for Sale.
w EIGHT 1000 pounds. chc.,nu, eol,r. .oaoL
w -nt kin.. 10 iuit 60 GIpteN. Son o.
H'ruii .tlr,ln---irr ct Dr~,cr s,l Gcrsc W,.Nes
"- w'ir rtu trpt L'uri th'p th..r u,nui,- and
90 q pc'i.ci f'riS E.f-s. : rue uplr,,Iun.iy a.
Offered q, breeders Goo g.t he test si.,n Ut boo
t' Zoe .~ p,,c, al 500
JOHN T. SHAW,
lI7 Nitjie Street, Portland, Ne
NJ, 10. l-6S
The Subscriber h~,.r, give. rarrir rot,c- ,h,t
be- h,s been lil 'pp,iuici b., ,lr Honorable Ju,isr
900 Probate. i., De- County ut DNrHti, ani J-suuh-
rd tA- t,a.t II Iiuitu'.tr tnt of the c-Lti- OF
EDWIN u. TuEII.. hrr OF rsus,
ga sac. Comfy, deceased o., siyn. hpud. a. the
lW .i,"ria; Co. th Irilir requests al Uer Who
ace ,p, t.e fh- ,.rii- ct -aii der a-.i 4, u,'Ar
ruards''- i..u nl; anl 90 ,-- ), leo have .ry ~.
'"'"-- ,h"'rsn. 60 exhibit 'i'- 'h'ur 70
THOMAS Il BROWN.
The .uhNr,ih-r hc,,ty givrt ruDl,c No,ice la
.hr h,- h--n ,iui, appointed %, lh- Houatai 10
lJb- c OF ii,.nu~, Goo, ,h- Count, OF ON,ori, add
a-suu- h" tru.i ai Aduin,,tr,fttN OF .lr E>D.c Q
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THOMAS a BROWN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-20
Sale of City Property.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
Franklin and State of Ohio. at the Move Der term
which Isabella A. Moore was plaintiff, and John A.
Moore and others were defendants. 1, William
Shields, Administrator de 6onis non with the will
annexed of John Armstrong. deceased, will on the
&, Fourteenth day of May, A. D. 1868,
offer for sale the door of the Court House. in the
city of Columbus, in said county of Franklin.
at public vendue. the following described real es
east of the Lunatc Asylum. being part of half sec
tion thirteen (l3) township five 90. range twenty
On od
corner to Nathaniel Hamln's land. thence south 70
deg. west thirty-seven t37 poles to post. thence
links to a post in the middle of the turnpike road;
thence north seventy-seven and one-half (77H) de-
road; thence north sixty six and one-half (661z)
poles to q post thence east ten (1o) poles to post
thence north eightyone CD poles to the beginning
ing about thirty acres of land.
The terms of sale as follows, viz: One-third of
and the remainder in two equal instaments: in one
and two years from the day of sale, with interest
sale that no part Of the deferred payments I except
one half of the instalment payable in one year.
shall be demanded or payable until such time as the
Pleas Of said Franklin county between said Isabel
la Moore and her children against William NJ. Les
Of said land. shall be terminated. and # finally de.
termined against the right of said Shields to con-
be sad oneSa said
the inteseet thereon shall not be demanded paid.
deed to be made to the purchaser Oh the confrma-
the premises conditioned as aforesaid, to secure
said deferred payments. The lands not to be sold
s'sn' n'n'fso D'ia'' w William SHIELDS.
Administrator de 6onis with the will annexed
of John Armstrong.
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