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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-26

DsyThe Noble 20. Republican devotes
nearly all its columns to abuse of Mr..
Estep. A Radical Editor can Beat the
Devil at telling falsehoods.
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give are under obligations to w. s.
Fisher. ESD, Of Monroe township, for a
large list Of Campaign subscribers. Fush
on the BALL
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Sag Go to Clark & Ramsey's and sec a
nice stock Of Jewelry.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-26

Saas- The coming Harrison County Fair
promises to be the best ever held in the
County.
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nA- Over 5000 people were in attendspce
at Camp Meeting ncar Richmond, Jeffer-
son County, last Sunday.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-26

The Cattle disease is in the neishbor-
hood Of Cincinnati. Butter an i;'milk are
not In much demand in that locality.
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sA-Try Manners Stoga's. They are
good for both bondholder and producer.
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KENTUCKY gave nearly 100000 Demo-
cratic majority. Tho people there are al
most unanimous for Seymour and Blair.
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EssHgElaam and the FOreiener.

Mr.. Bingham and his party say now
that Negroes must help rule America. y
He is man and brother Manhood
suffrage is good thing now. 49,.
We see, that in his speech at WTaeeling,
he spoke very kindly of the German and
lrishman. He is like General Scott: he is
fond, now, of the "sweet German accent
ard the rich Irish 'brogue." So in Maine
he said: None but the American citizen
should be put on guard-these arc the
words Of Washington; not American citi-
zons By birth, but the american citizen"
This is the fattest kind Of demagoguery
to catch gudgeons with. Bingham was an
ardent member of the Secret Know Moth
ing order in Cadiz, and in a. dilapidatcd
out-house, in the sAenta watches of the
night, when Eonest eyes should have been
closed in sleep, took the followings oath
when he Joined that order, and the man
who administered it is now an attofnty in
Cadiz:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-26

The Singer Sewing Machine is grow
ing in popularity daily.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-26

Bingham wants to make the National
Debt Immortal by making 1t cteraal.
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Nov. 23, and Spring Term March 2a
FACULTY.
A. D.'LEE A. NJ, President, Prof. Senior
Studiet.
Rev. r S. II ,auE A. NJ, Prof. Junior
Studies.
r. B. SMITH A. NJ, M. D., Prof Sopho
more Studies.
WESLEY WILLIAMS A. NJ, Prof. Freshman
-, Studies.
Trpf 4 RANors S7FwINGEE Principal Afu-I
:, sicalN Npeparttne ,
VERGINIA BELL, Drawing, Painting, &c.
A Seminary OF High grade for Males and
Females. .,,.l,.,,,
so boarders can be Accommodated in
the Presidents family in the Seminary
Building. Rooms large and and airy, all car
peted and nicely furnished. The entire
building heated with Steam, everything
comfortable, no danger, from fire, in the
rooms, no dust or ashes, water from living
Springs on every floor. Few Seminar es
furnish 80 many real home comforts, or so
able FACULTY. All teaching is done in
he most approved manner. Schools want
ing able teachers for the coming winter can
be supplied. Those wishing to prepare for
teaching will be made proficient, SS2 4
pays for Boarding, warmed nicely carpet
cyl and FURNISHED rooms, washing of bed
ding and light for Fall or Spring Term, and
SS6 for the long winter term. Tuition
usual rates, come down and see our accom-
ut least send for catalogue.
July 20, 1868.
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'41RsT DEGREE.

II, John A. Bingham, in the presence
of Almighty God and these witnesses, do
solemnly promise and swear that l will not
vote nor give my influence for any man, for
any office in the gift of the people, unless
he be an american born citizen. in favor of
Americans ruling America, nor if he be a
Roman Catholic"
He "stooped to conquer" thus got
the votes of the ORDER Hov We do Glove
the stranger within our gates.
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rA-Eaglefon 4 Bro. have an assort-
ment Of hand trunks and Valises.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-26

RD Eagleson'& Bro, are prepared to
make to order Fall Styles of Clothing.
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Smyrna Fair.

rA Eagleson &..Bro., have full line of
goods suitable to the season.
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Ayers Cathartic Pals,
Fog an the purposes of Laxative
FnIs,


q Perhaps DO one paee.
49, cine i 50 universally ~
t0 quired by everybody -
~ eathartie, nor was eve-
2SU*@x@& #@fS any bosOre SO universal
N Iy adopted into use in
~ overYeouutry ard a:non;;
tA. ell Classes as this mil
KakEHI&R 6aiaeat puseatiy,.
~ N PHI. The obvious g,...-
,-as&SzskzEe<X son Is, that it il q mora r,-
EEsrA5.zu.assls..z liable and fnr more effe.
- tual remedy than an
other. Those gEo has.
.i0l il, knok that It cured them; those who hsv,,
ot klow that II cures thoir neighbors and cien.is
A,H AZ ~ k,sw iat what II does once II does alwayJ
That never fails through any fault or negiectoi
~ eomposiuJr~aaASe have thousands upon tiiou-
sdnds OF certificates Of their remarkable cures of tau
'oiiowing complaints, bat such cures known Ia
!very neighborhood, and we need not publish ticsl
Adapted toal ages and conditions ia all clin:.tcs
iontalnlng neither caloncl or any deleteriouJ drug
they maybe taken with safety BY anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever ffesh and r.Ee,
them pleasant to take while being parely y7gotaby
'% sv Ssr1 aoa 1n arse So fo% their use n any quantity
Internal siscera to purify the blood and stiInula; il
ITO healthy action rensove the obstructon5 Of ihe
body, restoring their irregular action TO health and
W correcting, wherever they exist, such derahya-
s.lts as are the Arst origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given In tho w:apto- o.,
Ins I,; box for the following complaints which a.e
1css, LAnguor and Esoas or ApuessTe. the,
should be taken moderately TO stimulate the ston;
acn aud restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Consplafns and Its various sT1n,..
toms, nktoas Headache, Sick Heat2sctl5
Saunaicc or Green S3ckness, EIE;orss
Cotic and Bilious FevePs, they should be ir,.
dclousiy taken for each case, to correct tho i,co
action or remove the obstructions which cause It.
for Dyscntery or Dtarrhoea, but one mill
dose Is generally tequired. 80.
For 1kheunatisna, Cont, 81 raye1. rserr,s
tStion OF eha Heart, Pain In the side
BACK and Lotna, they should be continuouslr
takcn as required to change tho diseased action af
disappear. PA''
For nroIsy and nsrepsicaI swrslir.rs thcy
o Jnouu De taken tniarse and frequent doses to pr-
anee inc eject of drastic purge
FOR suppression largo dose should bo tctc,
US u produces the desired effect by sympathy
As Diener PtH,, take one or two PiHs to pro-
mote digestion and relieye the stomach.
An occasionA dose stimulates the stomach and
DoweIs INTO healthy action, restores tho appetite,
.!nu lnvigorates the system Hence it Ia often MI.
vAhlageons where no serious deranecment cyisfa
W One VINO ieeis toferay we'll often finds that dose
o. nesc Pulls makes him feel decidedly bottex tcir
tive apparatus. W. 49,
DIX y. 9. ARBR co., Prsctseas Chozs.sts,
LOWELL. AC1ss., y. s.. 4.
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'pittsBurgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railroad.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

ON and after Sunday, June 2lst, Trains
will run as follows:
Going West.
MAIL. FAST LINE. EXPRESS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-26

Perhaps 10 one meai.
cine = 50 universally ~
quired by everybody ns
a eathartic, nor WAS eve-
any bosore so universal =
ly adopted into use. in
erycouutry ard anon.
all Classes as this mil
DNs 6Meient pusgatiye
PHI. The obvious Is.l
son is, that it i3a mora 81
liable and fnr more effe.
tual remedy than an
other. Those wEo hass
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE 49, Ises-TRIPLE SHEET

tain. Such q power In the States could produce
nothing but discord and mutual irritation, and they
very clearly do not possess it," Those principles, as
we have already stated them In this opinion, must
govern the present case.
The judgment OF the Supreme Court OF the state OF
Nevada Is therefore reversed and the case reanded
20 that court with directions to discharge the plain
TN IN error from custody.
Mr.. Justice Cliford-I agree that the state law In
question Is unconstitutional and void but am not
abe TO concur In the principal reasons assigned In
che opiiSn ON OF the court In support Of la con-
OF the State Legislature is inconsistent with
the power conferred upon Congress to regu-
late commerce among the several States, and l
think the Judgment Of the court should have been
placed exclusively upon that ground. Strong doubts
power to levy any s1ch tax, but whether not,
am clear that the State Legislature cannot impose
any such burden upon commerce among the seve-
raj States. Such commerce s secured against such
legislation in the States by the constitution, rre-
spectve OF any Congressional action. The Chief Jus
tice also dssents and cOncurs in the views / have
expressed.
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London tEngland) and Australian papers please

copy.
DALY-SwEENY.-On Monday, June Is, at st. Pat
rick,s cathedral, by the Most Rev. Archbishop
OF Daniel Sweeny, Esq, all OF this city. No cards.
HENRY-WALKER.-On Monday, February "A,
1907 Dy the Rev. M. Rouell, JAS. HENRY TO MAGGIE
A. WALKER, both of this city,
baltimore papers please copy.
MoRGAS-GIFFING.-On Wednesday evening june
TO- at the residence OF the BRIDES parent, by the
Rev. Thomas L. Vermtlye, d. D., AUGUSTUS MORGAN
TO SARAH JOSEPHINE, Youngest daughter Of the late
Christopher Citing, all Of this city
VAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday June II, BY
the Rev. DR.. E. o. Fagg, CHARLES VAN RIPER to
AUGUSTA b. TURNER, both OF this city.
California papers please copy.
WEIsMANN-BRADLEy.-On Thursday June II, at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. DR..
Newell, AUGUSTUS w. WEIsMANN, OF New York. to
FANNIE c., daughter of VIM. 9. Bradley. Of Brook
lyn.
WoODwARD-ODELL.-On Monday, June Is, at the
Lee Z. b. WOODWARD to SUSIE F., daughter OF
Abram Odell. Esq, all OF this city.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The meeting OF the British Association for the
Advancement of Science will be held on the 10Th OF
August, at Norwich, and will terminate in general
sitting in London on the 29th.
new system OF steam lOcOmotiOn applied 10 ord.
nary conveyances has been tried very successfully In
Paris. The speed reached sixteen miles per hour
and incnes were passed without any difficulty.
Aerial navigation Is now become an important
question. Mr.. Kaufman has invented an ap-
paralus having gigantic wings worked by steam. A
Mr. spencer has announced to the Aeronautic Society
OF London that he has discovered the means of ras-
Ing himself In the air and guiding his course: the
trial trip to come of In London, on the 2jth inst
He further offers to bet c. 900 that within year the
omnibus service In London will be done by omni.
buses passing over the houses. Time will prove.
The French small arm factories have lately been
turning out l,600 chassepot rifles per day.
An old man named Paul Solomon died lately In
France, who realized q handsome fortune In few
days. During the tumultuous days OF 1880 he bought
up all the red, white and blue ribbons I'm Paris from
which lie manufactured the tricolor rosettes. This
operation yielded him $50 600 In twenty-four hours
He then ordered five hundred thousand metres OF
tricoior ribbon, all OF which were disposed OF in ro-
settes at four cents each.
project has been presented TO facilitate the
postal communication between France and the Pa
chc via Panama, by granting an extra subsidy OF
$500 to company OF 81. Nazare thereby enabling
II to add three steamers OF $50 horse power each
from Panama TO Valparaiso and one Of $50 horse
power 10 Aspnwall.
The Messa0eries Imperlales Of France propose to
China and Japan via Suez, commencing from the
22d july 1870 by the addition OF Ave new steam
ships the company binds itself to make twenty-six
trips per annum TO the principal points and twelve or
thirteen TO the minor ones. The principal point OF
departure VIII be Hong Kong instead Of Saigon.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

There were no sales Of real estate at auction Yes.
terday. In addition to the amount Of sales which
have already been published by A. J. Beecker, son
Co, and Johnson Miller, we give the following
supplementary figures as indicative Of the extent Of
the transactions In real estate this season. The total
amount OF sales by Z. H. Ludlow & Co. during the
past hve months was about eight millions of which
TWO anu nall millions were auction sales. During
the same period Homer Morgan sold property TO the
amount OF seven millions, ana Muller wilkins a Co.
approximately TO the same amount.
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and Cleveland and Toledo X. Government securi-
ties were very strong and active at further advance
OF u a. North Carolina SKIES declined ~. At
the open board at halfpast three feature was
developed, and during the remainder OF the after
noon the transactions were on very restricted
SCALE At the close, at quarter past ive the quo
tations were as subjoined:-Western Union Tele-
graph, a7A 80; New York Central, l34as l34A;
Erie cox 697<; Reading, ok 9s; Michigan South
ern, S9A S9X; Cleveland and Pittsbure, ssh So;
Cleveland and Toledo, lO7 1917; Rock Island 104sS
1o4a4; Northwestern, 7ox 7o%; Northwestern
preferred, S314 s31a; Fort Wayne, 1ll4 ll2.
The foreign exchange market Is strong in tone,
while the supply Of commercial bills is very limited
and the demand cOrrespOndingy light. The leadins :
drawers ask ll04 for their sterling at sixty days,
and credits are settled on this basis Bankers bills
on England at sixty days were quoted at 1lO a
lO4; at three days. 1l0s ll03s; commercial 109's
109a4; bankers bills Paris at sixty days, 5l5 a
6l2h.
Mining shares continue dun, and at the first board
Smith Parmelee sold at So so So 10; Consolidated
Gregory, s. 20 IS 25 Edgehill So 80; Davidson Cop
per, 75c.; Quartz Hill, 81 20; New York Gold, 72c.
74c
COnsols and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day ana on the previous dates men
toned
The New York herald., 1868-06-16

QUEER HOBBY HORSE FOR AN INSANE WOMAN
An exciting scene occurred on the passage of n
steamer from Chicago few nights since. An
insane woman slipped unobserved away from her
guardians, and after fruitess search for her OF
the sailors discovered through the darkness of the
night singular object on the walking beam OF the
boat. Lights were brought, when 1t was1onnd that
the object was the insane woman. She sat the
walking beam as a lady would sit on sde-saddle,
ana appeared TO take extreme delight In being
borne up and down with 1t. AS the passengers
nOcked around she became more excited and
behaved more and more recklessly, and it
was feared she would fall among the machinery
and be crushed to death. A heavy sea was running
and 1t was not safe 10 stop the engines, but they
were slowed at which the poor woman appeared
indignant and made motions with her body "a "a boy
viii with q rocking horse to have II go faster, and
threatening 10 jump Off IL IL did not How TO get
her or was q question. The passengers were re-
quested TO move away, which they did, and then
ceeded IN grasping the woman as the walking beam
camo down and rescued her, much to her regret.
How she got upon the dangerous perch was a mys-
tery.-NUcduhee Wisconsin.
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A PUBLISHER SUED FOR LIBEL.-Marcus II. Rogers,
editor ana proprietor Of the Berkshire Mass) courier
has been sued for libel at the instance OF man
whose feelings have been injured. The extent Of
damage IL estimated by the sufferer at $40 000 Mr..
Rogers has accepted an invitation to deliver an ad-
dress on the management OF country newspaper at
the convention OF editors and publishers to be held
at Watkns IN few days.-ROclester Union. June 13.
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Upland, and Mo1,,f ami ~ O,,,an

CoffEE-The market FOR all kinds was dun and nominal
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recepts, 2sa2 bbs -four, IsO do
and b3i sacks corn meal "a s4 bushels corn, O oats
75s6 do peas and do barley The market for
dull and prices were nomnsv lower the demand being
almost confined TO the immediate wants of the Caor
MA Hour was dun aud heavy The sales comprised about
300 bbs within the range Of the quotations appended For
southern Hour the demand continued light the being
limited to about 600 bbs Corn meal decidedly more
active at steady prices Sales 20 bbs at IS IS for
Brandywine So 30 for city, t5 90 for Western S5 for
State Rye flour steady with moderate demand Sales
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BILLIARDS..

NOTICE TO BILLIARD ROOM KEEPERS A MEET
~ ing OF billiard room propretos VIII take place ThN.
OConnore Room ~ and " East Fourteenth street
day evening" June IT, to take immediate action in relation
the Intended and oppressive tax of 42j on each table
persons Interested are requested 10 attend.
NJ II. GRIFFITH, 1856 AND 1ss FULTON STREET,
w oilers for sale splendid stock of new And ond
hand Tables at reasonable prices Call and examine send
your orders by mail.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, June l5-6 M
CoTToN.-on account Of the from Liverpool there
better feeling in the market but the
crate, and only moderate business was transacted The
sales were 1906 bales, including 175 for spinning 81
speculation and 100 export closing quiet at the
following quotations
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TALLow st continued quiet but steady Sales n oc0 lbs
at l2c. l2 C.
wuIsKEy. Receipts, Is bbs The market was still dun
and nominal n former quotations.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


AARoSs-PARK.-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 7,
J. y. Kramer, SYLVESTER AARoNs TO KATE PARK.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, AGED 20, OF KIND AND AFFEc.
"A. uonate dispositon desires the acquaintance OF
modest eenteel young lady, with view friendship and
matrinlony Address NJ. boz ICE Herald oncs.
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc,

WINES, LIQUORS, sc,
GENUINE RHINE WINES AND TABLE CLARETs, AT
" very moderate prices l.. W. MORRIS, so Broadway
E00 CASES BORDEAUX CLARET AT - PER CASE
CVV 90 baskets Champagne perfect order at x4 10 $50
per basket MURPHY DUNN, so Beaver street.
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ROME.

A Papal Recruiting Officer for the United
Stntes-Fine Chnncc for Anti-Indinn Cnm.
puiaIers-WOrk of the Brigands-An Army
Camp-An American BishOp-The Bourbon
BRIDAL Parfy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nAINTS for FARMERS and Qthers,-The
Grafton Mineral Paint Go. are now
manufacturing the Best Cheapest and most Dura-
BILE Paint in use; two coats well put on, mixed with
pure Linseed Oil, will last 10 Is years; It'll of
alight brown or beautiful chocolate colar. aEd can
be changed to green. lead, stone, drab olive or
cream, to suitthe taste of the consumer 1t is yalu-
able for Houses, Barns, Fences, Carriage and Car
makers, Pals and Wooden-ware, Agricultural I'm
pements Canal Boats, Vessels and Ships Bottoms
Canvas, Metal and Single Roofs, tit being Fire
urer having used 5, 900 bis the past year, and
as paint fer any purpose isunsurpassed for body,
durability, elasticity and adhesiveness. Price Sc
per Dbl. of 300 lbs, whish will supply q farmer
for years to come. Warranted in all cases as
above Send for circular which gives full par
ticulars. None genuine unless branded in trade
mark, Grafton Mineral Paint. Persons can order
the Paint and remit the money on receipt of the
goods. Address
DANIEL B1DWELL, 245 Pearl Street,
sept 2-6m New York.
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CLEAN HoUsEKEEpEs-Ther are several dis
tinct kinds of housekeepers, good, bad and indif-
erent, but of all, save US from the kind called
ssclean.'' Dickens we'll describes this painfully
useful article, in speaking of "Mrs joe" in
Great Expectatons-ssa very clean house
keeper, who had an exquisite way of making
cleanliness more uncomfortable and unacceptable
than dirt itself Cleanliness is next to goodness,
and some people do the same by their religion
Who has not met s'Alrs. Joe" and piously wished
the coed soul and her broom, "far, far away?"
BELLS HORSE & CATTLE PowDERs, safe and
reliable Preventative of Distemper, Yellow Wa
ter, Infammatory Diseases, Loss of Appepetite,
and Low Spirits. 1t is general Invigorator of
the Animal System. Price rs cents pack or
FIVE packs for 81. For sale by Druggists and all
prominent Storckeepers
Our BLESSINGS BRIGHTEN Cholera Nor
bus, Summer Complaint Diarthea, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Intermittent and Bilious Fevers,
Chills and Fever, Neuralgia, &c., there is no
remedy equal to MIsnLER's HERB BITLERs.-
This plain assertion is endorsed by medical men
Of the highest rank who daily prescribe this
Bitters in their private practice. 1t will drive
out these distressing disorders ana fortify the
system against their return. In all disease Of
the Stomach, Kidneys, Liver Bowels, Lungs nld
Heart, it works like charm and affords immedi-
ate relief while it perfectly cures the patient and
prevents q relapse. 1t has cured more diseases
and saved more lives than any other medicine
ever known. Sold everywhere
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@OMMISSI ONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
. REAh EEsFATE IN CoVlNGTON, VA

~ REA4L E Es IN coVlNGToN, VA
In pursuance of decree Of the circuit court
of Allegheny county, rendered at its May term.
1868. and decree made in vacation rendered on
the 9Th day of August, 1868, in cause depend
ing iH tAe CIRCUIT court for Allegheny county, in
the name Of 0allaghan Administrator, &c, VS. Cal
laghans's heirs, &C. The undersigned, 2 Com'r
therein, appointed for that purpose, will proceed
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder on
the 18th day of Sept, 1868, commencing at II
o'clock a. m, OF the premises
the Real Estate situated in and adjaining the
town of Coyington, belonging to the heirs ri 0,
Callaghan, decd, consisting of one quarter acre
lot in Covington, napap which is good two story
brick dwelling containing rooms, brick kitch-
en- and stable, also one quarter acre lot in the
town, containing on it q bfick stQre house, also
l8.acres of land Immediately east of and adjoin-
ing the present corporate limits and on the line
of the Coyington and Ohio Railroad, which latter
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers also acres
roods and q poles adjoining the Is acres, which
latter is heavily tmbered. more accurate de-
scription is not deemed necessary.
TERAS.-An amount in cash sufficient to de-
fray expenses of sale, for the balance a credit
will he Giyep Of sig, Twelve and eighteen months,
purchasers giving bond with good personal secu-
rity and a lien retained upon the property as ad-
ditioHal security. A. B. CHANDLER,
july S-t2Ssept. Commissioner.