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New York Market.
Nav YnRK. Anp. II

NEW YORK, Aug. II.
FLOUR-.Closed dull and q
shade lower for common grades.
WHEAT = Nominally lower ;
shippers aro out Of market, and
millers, insist on q material de-
cline.
RYE--Dull and dropping at 81
80@1 IS.
OATS--Steady at slac for No.
in storo, 831c for old aAoat, and 80c
for new at the railroad depot.
CORN--Stoady at 81 1901 II
for unsouud and 81 1901 20 for
new mixed western afoat.
P0RK-Quiet; S28 65 for mess,
regular. Sales Of $50 bbls NOES at
$28 80, seller, September.
BEEF Steady with moderate
demand.
CUT MEATS-.In light supply,
firm, and with moderate demand.
BACON-Firm.
LARD-Quiet at 1S4@l8s fol-
fair to prime steam rendered.
EGGS-Dull and without decid.
cd change. 5re
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug. II.
FLOUR-Dull. Family 500
10 25.
WHEAT-Dull and prices ca
sier. No, 2 new SO 90; No. l 81 08.
C0RN-Firmer, and holders
asking higher prices. Ear 94@95c;
shelled 06@97.
OATS-Quict and stoady at 55c
for mixed; white brings 57@5Sc.
RYE--Advanced to 81 80, and
holders asked'higher rates at the
close.
BARLEY--Scarce md firmer at
So 15@225.
WHISKY-In limited dem0nd
at zoe in bond dealers buying spar
ingIy, not knowing how soon dis
tillors may begin operations.
MESS PORK -Nominally un.
changed; it is hold at S28 IS,
LARD--Held firmly at 1896.
BULK MEATS--Quiet at 124@
44c for shoulders and sides.
Overwhelmingly unchang'
cd.
: BUTTER--In better supply and
prices tend downward; fresh at 33
@35c.
CHEESE--Firm; Western Re.
servo 14aC, and factory .16ac.
EGGS-15@16c.
SEED--Clover seed is held aI
S14, but no demand; timothy is
held at SO 90@3: flax seed is in de-
mand at so 10, but cannot bc
brought below S2 40.
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H'sting d Hooking Valley Horticultural Io,itly.
HoETlcrLTuaAL Rooas,
LANcAsffR. d. Ana. . 1909

LAAcAsrfH, O.Ang. ?, 1903.
Society met and was called TO or
dor by President Ewing.
The society resolved itsolf into 0
committee Of the Whole and enter
ed into a free discussion of various
subjects interesting to the members
present.
The subject Of a joint exhibition
with tho Fairfield County Agri-
cultural Society was taken up. A
report was received from the CON-
mittee heretofore appointed, which
had a conference with the Board
of Officers of the Agricultural So
ciety. Said committee reported
that favorable and satisfactory
terms had boen agreed upon.
Mr. Spielnan gave a brief ac-
count Of q visit made by him to
some Of tho Cincinnati vineyards,
and announced tho intention of
giving q moro Full description at
the next regular meeting, when
samples Of wine from some Of those
vineyards will also be presented.
FRUIT ON ExuIBITroN. Apples
EARLY Joe, Sops of Vino, Summer
Strawberry; very good.
Pcars-Dcarborn Seeding.
On motion adjourned to Satur-
day, tho 22d inst.
P, b. EWING, Pros.
]. G. KINREAD,
Soc. pro tenn.
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A CARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the firm of Rising,
Miller & Soipol, i will be found, on
and after tho 10th Of March, with
Orrin e. Peters, where I will be
ploased to see oil my old friends
and customers, with as many new
once as may favor me with a call,
and all can rest assured that the
same desire to please which has
governed me heretofore, will con-
tinue to influence my ondeavors in
the future. I'll. G. TROUT.
March 18th, 1868, 17f3'
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Pianos.

The attention of our citiEons is
invited TO tho card Of Mr.. G. L.
De PRASs, which appears in an
other column. Mr.. Do P. is con.
nected with the well-known Music
House of Jno. Church, Jr. Cinoin-
nati. He is thoroughly posted in
matters pertaining to music and
musical instruments, and will, we
are persuaded, be found o liberal
and gentlemanly agent to deal
with.6 C 2
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SOUTHERN
SUGAR MILL
For Grinding Sorghum.


n would respectfully INFORM my old customers
that I have a ieW OF those Heavy Mills
fen, which l would be glad 20 sell atd shiH 70
order. Below find certificates Of pertoruIanee.
GILBERT DEVoL.
Lancaster, o., July 90, 1858.
do horeby certify that have used Mr.. q,
Devul's Sugar Mill manufactured aner the
Southern Mill; with the q. Detol improve
ments. I consider II the best Mill for ali work
that has been produced in our State. IL has
strength, beauty and durability. made with
Il last season 3I0O gallons ofmolassos, and had
a crowd always around me TO sec the N II per.
form, and many from distance. The MIL
weighs 5000 lbs bs.--rollers two feetin length; one
largo and two small. grind with one Or two
horses. Ne JOHN RACER.
Sept. 1857. $500
We do hereby certify thaLw have been nsing
one Of Devol's new sugar Mills. We can pecom,,
mend H. 20 any person that wishes 70 grind
cane, as the N 1st perfect Min IN all it's parts
OF any Mill ever introduced to the public. Itls
very heavy but not pound TO spare. Wehavc
no fears OF any breakage. and consider we have
In Mill for the present generation. As a matter
Of economy we can safely recommend the SAID
Ir1F'| %, C. NJ. BERRY,
fNss@ psh JoIfN BRANDT.
July "a, lses-3w isl. s6nN 40
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EUREKA, KANsAlss.-Wo are

EUREKA, KANsAs.-Wc are in.
dobted TO the attention Of $, M.
Biggs, formerly Of this county, for
a copy ofthe : Herald live Re,
publican papcr just started atatbo
above place. From halt column
advertisement in tho Herald, We
learn that the firm of"Durkoe 4
Biggs" to which Mr.. B. belongs.
is among the most prominent there
in the Dry Goods, Clothing and
Variety line. ts4
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Takes pleasuroin announcing to the Ladies' Of
Lancaster and Vicinity that she has again re-
sumed the MsntuamakinR business in nddi-
ton to the Millinery business. She is prepared
to execute any thlngin her line with neatness
and dispatch, and in the latest and most ap-
proved styles. Thankful for pastiavors sho re-
specially solIcits acontinuance Of the same.
She still occupies her old stand doors west
Of Hooking Valley National Bank, Main street,
Lancaster, o. July 10, '0s-2m.
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qLct the President elect disperse
thocarpet bag State Governments 7
r. P. BLAIR.
They will dispcrse Of their own
accord If Seymour is elected. -
"They will not stand upon their
going, but 20 at once" Even the
persuasive power Of public plum.
der could not keep the carpet bag
gers in tho South after tho success
Of tho Democratic ticket. - Chilli
cothe Advertiser.
We heard your folks have A
good deal Of that kid oftalk in
1860. But it turned out that il
was your fellows and not ours, who
had to disporSe. You have forgot
ten about your commander-in chief
being captured when raining off,
disguised in his wife's skirts. Your
memory is short.-Jdckson Stan
ddrd.
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A FLEABITE.-The Local Of the
Eagle speaks of the killing of a flea
as "homicido." If somebody werc
to qcraekn the Local aforesaid,
would itsbe Jledicidef
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Hats g. Cans.

Go to Brooks Hat Store and sec
the great bargains offered in oil tho
now styles Of Hats and Caps just
received. 2l-4w
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List of Letters.

Thomas Anderson, Alphous
Blard, A. Coffman, james Connar.
w. ]. Cochran-2, Alphous Croft,
Emanuel Gothman, Fanny Gray,
Nathan S. Croft, Bridget Lynch,
Elisa Pearson, John Rough, j. IL.
Ramsey, Frank Sucker, Francis II.
Smith,, James Sturgeon, John
Tins & Co., John Wicklate.
@. II. WILLIAMS,
Assistant P. M.
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Central Grant Club of Fair
field County.


Central Grant Club Of Fair
field County.
Alive Grant Club was organized
in this city on Saturday evening
last. Verbal notice only. was cir
culatod during the afternoon, and
that but imporfectly, in pursuance
of which q good crowd Of tho earn.
ost supporters Of Grant and Colfax
assembled in tho hall, Sd story Of
Kaufman building, and proceeded
.tobusiness carly in the evening,
by calling to tho Chair Mr., L. II.
Olds, and appointingas secretary
Mr.. II. q. Driukle. 9e raa4
The Club wns permanently or.
ganised by the adoption OF suita-
bio Constitution and the appoint
mont of the following officers
president, Gen'l J.A. Stafford;
fn'vrce PRESIDENTS, Capt. Leo.
Nolcs, and John Sullivan;
~ TREASURER, Geo. G. Beck;
SEcRErARY, H. G. Drinkle.
Tho three gentlomon first named
served with distinction in the I'm.
ion army against the Rebellion.
The election Of officers hav'
ing beon completed the Chair
was vacated by Mr.. 0lds, who
turucd it over to his successol
in q handsome speech. The off
cars elect then took their places
and the President, Gen'l Stafford
addressed the meeting in a fcw ex
secllent remarks, in explanation o
tho object of the proposed organic
alton. Signatures to the Constitu
tion were thon called for and wer,
speedily obtained, to the number
ofabout fitty. ihA
gv,rhe Club resolved % hold ,regu
lar meetings on Saturday evening
Of zach week. Tre Ta
.wyH Headquarters: tho hall Sd stor.
Kaufman building.
's''''Tbe ofioialreport ofprocceding
has not been furnished for publica
tionsc ssf "a s.t s. sygf
The ball Is auspiciousIy set il
motion. Boys, kecpit rolling
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COALl COALl COAL (!

IENHE UND DEKSIGNED Is PRE-
pared 10 sell tho followin ng kinds OF coAl ut
the Depot oftho c. 3 2. Railroad at greatly re-
duced prices, viz: aus
Best Miami COmpRny's @ Lower Vein
at 8 oentseper bushol. ~
Hest Miami COmpany's Nat Coal at
o ocnts per bushel.
Best Mia mi BIAc ksmith or Furnace
CoalRt4 4 oents per bushel.
Thisis entirely o new coal in the market,
and is fnr bettcr than any hitherto ofiered.--
Families, merchants, blacksmiths and those
who use steam power, will please bear.it In
mind. Blacksmit his send your teams along
A constant supply always on hand.
9il TH0S. II. GIDDlNGS,
April Q, 1868. Agent.
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The place now, to got goods in
the Jewclry line is at L. 6. Butch's.
He has just received a complete as
sortmont Of Watches, Clocks, and
Jewelry all the latest styles, and
at prices lower than ever. Don't fail
to drop in and take look at the
goods. Two doors above Reber
Kutz & Ulrick's.
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PrcytIdIgltatIon.

The wonderful performances Ol
Prof. DIaxiaillhn at tho City Hall
have attracted a large share Of
public attention Tor tho last three
evenings. WO learn that no pro-
poses to give one Of his peculiar
entertainments, with distribution
Of gifts, on each remaining night
of tho week, besides a matineesoD
Saturday afternoon.
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BUTCH has just filled up his ca
sos with an elegant assortment Of
new Goods, such as fine Rings,
Brooches, Ear Rings &c., 60.
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Tarmers, Clnb. lIectlz.g.

Wearo requested to give notice
that there viii boa meeting Of the
Pleasant Township Farmers Club
at the Baptist School House, on the
first Saturday in September. b
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Buy your Sunday Cigars at But
torfeld's. He has a first rate cigar
at SO 25 per 100. Call and soc
them. 20-3w
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Mrs. NouRsE offers two good
farms 10 Richland township for
salo. 500 her advertisement in
another column.
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IF you WISH TO get beautiful, sub
stantial and serwceable settof ArtifciaI Teeth
10 to DR.. voN BoNuoRsr's. second 40 OF Rislng'e
Bu,lding-rooms ovcr Pairan 4 Martln'e Gro
Gerry 5toro. e-h
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FARM FoR SALE.

IHi3hto sell flIe farm on uhich reside. ait
uated twO miles west Of Lancaster nearly on
the zanesgiile a Nnysfiile TDrupiko. Had
arm ccniains ~ Aeres, abOui * ares of fIl-
haihng sprrngy which afford plenty of good va.
ter N nfariT every heh
There ~ also = young Orciiafd OfsOfne Of tho
hest garietiea Of tpilss, Peacher, Pears, Quiz.
eer, &s., Jult commencing % boar, The build.
smoke .h0ilSe. spTing-hoaso au.l good stable
Tho hrnis we'll feneed. For fnniIer Informa.
ton enquire sn the premises.
Also; A lot containing nearly fonf and one
hah acres. In the EASTERN part u Lancaster on
yafd. HARVEY HILSDN.
August LIST, IsCs.
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WELCOME VIsIrATIoN.-Bountiful
and much needed rains visited this
portion of ibecountry on yesterday.
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e Grant and Colfax Men | Show
your colors, and your devotion to
a righteous cause, by turning out
in force to the meeting of the goth.
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s6rSce advertisement Of James
Grantham, Executor-Kcmp Farm
for salc. ~ ssaI ss !
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PASSING MRNrIeN.--We made, /

Passive MENrIeNs-rWe made q
pleasant visit on Tuesday after
noon. to the vineyard Of FL.
Bovlng Two piIsgscuth vestpfL Ian,
caster, in company with number
of amateur and professional horti.
culturistss The matter already
prepared for our columns reauir,
ing sIIopr Availablcspace this week
we have to defer q moro cxtendod
notice Of our observations till noxt
issue.
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Saturday, August 29th--Grand
NJ asa Meeting Of the friends Of
Grant and Colfax at Lancaster.
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GRANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGB,

gVVHIKTY-FIFTH YEAR BEGINS
SEPT. IL. "Distinguished for third
OF century for making thorough scholars and
teachers" Send for catalogue 10 W.P. KERR,
Granville, Lacking County OHIO.
July 10, l808-lm%.
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p. T. Barnum is undoubtedly the greatest
Snowman In the world. Dr.J. W. Poland's HUI
NOR Doctor is without doubt the best remedy
for Scrofula, Erysipelas and kindred diseases,
ever yet discovered. Sold by Davidson 4
Braseo
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MARRIED..

B0PE-LEoHNER-At tho residence Of tho
BRIDES parents, on Thursday evening. Aug. Is,
1888, by Rev. B. N. Spahr, Mr.. Thomas G. Bopo
and Miss Matte f. daughter OF Hon. Jesse
Leohoerj all Of Lancaster, Ohio.
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TIE Lungs oftentimes are weakened by a
worry slight cold. To remove this there is no
better remedy than the White Pine Compound,
which lie valuable medium in Pulmonary and
Kidney Complaints.
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GOES DYsPEsIA CURE

willimmediately relieve and per.
manently cure the most ssaggravated
case of Dyspepsia, FIathlency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases OF the stomach and bowels.
Physicians, clergymsa and all who
use il, join in unbOqhded praise Of
its great virtues. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. PticO sl.OO. (S9]
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Tho Market House.

The outside appearance of this
venerable structure has bccn i'm
mensoly improved within o fcw
days, by a handsome coat Of paint.
Indood, from the cye.soro It has
been for long timo it is now trans
formed into quito an ornamental
object. Messrs. Geo. Hood and
Sons wcro the painters, and they
havo dono their work well.
Tho only Objectionable feature
about the matteris .(if are cor
roctly ipformed) tho letting Of the
job BY tho City Fathers to Mr..
George Hood, q democrat, at q
price somc $l3 90 higher than his
brother Mr.. Chas. Hood, a Repub,
lican, proposed to do il for.
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NIammOth Bottles only as Cts.

EUGENIE HAIR REeTORER THE
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
THE ErGEsIE HAIR REsToREa
eclipscs all known discoveries for
tho rapidity with which IL restores
gray and faded hair 70 it's natural
color-promotes It's rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
1t when falling off, aud is a most
luxuriant dressing for tho Hair,
rendering IL soft, silky and lus-
strous. sMammoth Bottles only 70
cents.
Sold by most all druggists. [52.J ]
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION given
70 saving the Natural teeth, al DR.: Won Box
RoRsv's, second floor Rising's Buildins--rooms
over PairAn AMattln's Grocery Store. e-M..
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The CATTLE MARKETS through.
out the entire country are very
much unsettled, owing to the prev.
alcnce Of a virulent disease which
secms to have. been introduced
among cattle in various portions Of
the North by animals driven from
Texas. Hundreds Of cattle have
died whilc in transit by rail to
eastern markcts, and numbers Of
those infected have boon left off
the cars at different points, to the
great danger of spreading the dis
case TO interior parts Of the coun.
try. Farmers and stock.raisers
cannot bo too vigilant in guarding
against tho introduction Of this
destructive plague. i la
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"A ExARH.-l would respectfully iDSorm oil ny Old
friends and again saod IN Tho GROCERY Dae
ness having associated myself Mr. W. MARS and Wosd
be happy 70 again havo opportunity supplying them and ma
nv may with all goods usually my ne
Thankful for past avors solicit Continuance OF the saIne
Lancaster, april 3, 6S.-ly. chAS' FAAnAN'
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REPUBLICANS OF ALL THE Town.
sHlPs--Come to the meeting on
the 29th, and bring with you your
wives, your children and your
neighbors !
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sam,l 5. Knabenshne.

7 It gives US pleasure to state that
our young friend above named has
becn called to tho Superintendent.
cy of the Logan Union Schools,
and viii seon cntor upou tko duties
'ofthat position. Daring bis con.
nection with our City Schools, Mr..
s has acquired a hnc reputation
as an instructor, and there isgood
reason to believe he will be found
equally efficient in his new charge,
and a valuable acquisition TO the
population of our sister town.
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PILES.

There Ia no medicine lin use soeiIieaolous a
DR.. Roback's Blood Purifier and T. uO Pill
for the permanent cure OF BIind or bleeding
Piles; they strike at The root Of disease, there.
by removing the cause.
soldby q. q. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster, o.
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CONVALESCENTS

Bhonid use RobaGk's Stomach Bittera 10
strengthen the prostI IatIon which always follows
acute diseases; it will he found far superior NJ
a stimulating tonic to any Of the wine and bark
preparations OF the present day. s-f = fl
9oldby GO. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster o.
l2-2m.
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NIGHT MARE.

Is oneof the many diseases OF which Dyspep.
siai the parent. TO effect y cure persons
should avoid hearty food at night, and take
wine.glass full Of Roback's Stomach b nters on
retiring TO he'd.
Sold BY q. o. Beck, Druggist Lancaster.
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OBITUARY.. u "

DIED-Near Denver City, Coloralo, Jnne
30 1868. Mre. Maria Littlefield, in the 9th
year OF her ago.
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RREAD AND CAKES

Ofall kinds on hand at all times, and dellvor-
ed 10 order TO any part OF the city.
FINE BAKING for families, parties,
weddings, pic-ncs. &C., done ut short notice,
and In the neatest manner and most tasteful
style. tlt+'
TO his old customers he returts thanks for
their patronage, and promises his best endeaV:,
ors TO merit continuance OF their custom, and
to secure that Of hosts ofnew ones.
Lancaster, July 30, 1s0S-f
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JACOB HITE still remains at
SHA WKS CORNER, whore ho
always keeps on hand good sup
ply of Goods for Mems ,cear, very
cheap. April 1st, 1861 IT,
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Don't Forget tho Mass Meeting
at Lancaster on the 29Ih, and don't
fail to como outi
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81 q q o q
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:CITY BAKERYi
q. BLANK. {

Takes pleasure ID informing the citizens oi
Lancaster that he is stil carrying on the busi-
ness Of Balnng,in oil its brnnelles. on Cos
lum bus street, nFst building South
OF the nnIthOfY House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-02
Bank Notice.
NOTICE. Is IS HEREsY Q GIVEN ZEN To

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ all whom it may concern, that the City Bank
of Cleveland. an independent Banking Company,
organized and carrying on business as an Indepen-
dent baaSing ConPany at the city Of Gieveiand ely nc
said State of ohio, entitled IAN Act to incorporate
the State Bank of Ohio and other Banking Com
panies" passed February 24th l845, being desirous
Of relinquishing and closing its Banking business
to that end has in pursuance of the statutes OF the
said state of ohio in such case made paid and re-
deemed more than ninety per cent. OF the maximum
amount Of its circulating notes. and delivered the
Ohio TO be DESTROYED. and have provided means and
given security to the satisfaction Of the Treasurer
h;o Tor the redemption Of its outstanding notes of
circulation at the office of the National CITY Bank
of cleveland. at the said city of Cleveland. where
said City Bank is located. ,.r'-.t - 80
Done By order Of the Board Of Directors Of the
CITY Bank of Cleveland u uly 9th 1853 10 ,rST11
5 $50 LEMUEL WICK. President.
jy1l-dItaw6m
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his ssb but 4a To be beao protected
and a d let ct alone; from, one who must soon
be So summoned before bis Maker to iac
count count for for the manner in which he has
discharge, his duties to his God, his
country and his felloy men; AS ever, a
jackson J Demo crat, a MOS KENDALL