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Iickman wholesale Prices.

Hickman wholesale Prices.
BALE ROPE, per Id l2al3c.
BAGGING, per ID, % a 30c.
ALCOHOL, g gallon, So 50@6 90
AXES, q dozen, S15C9lS 90.
BACON-Hams, plain, lSe
Canvassed, pc.
Sugar Cured, 25c; c. Sides lSc
Ribbed Sides, loci;
Shoulders, IS
PORK-Sc q 10.
EGGS. per dozen, loo.
BUTTER, 30G,35c. q H.
BEESWAX 25Cr30c. e ID.
BLEACHING q doz 65@S5.
BUCKETS, u dozen, 25G3 10
BROOMS. = dozen, 3 5000 90.
BROWN SHEETING, e yard, loa2Oc
CANDLES, Star, 1920.
COFFEE, Rio, 25@27c.
Java, 40(al 45c-
CHEESE, W. r. y 10 1sa19c.
Z. D. p tbG2Oc.
CRACKERS, = q l09llc.
CASTINGS. r ID, 7@s.
COTTON YARNS, q dozen, 20G22c.
COAL OIL, q gallon, 45aOO.
FLOUR, ST. 00@15 90.
WHEAT, = bushel, 81 1902 90.
APPLES.-Apples per box - 5Oa3 90
FEATHERS. p 10 50@GOc.
GUNPOWDER, = key IS.
GUNNY BAGS. 24c.
Hay, p ten S2Oa25.
HIDES, green, &c.
dry 12a17c.
- - Nails e ID 27@s5c.
LARD OIL, q gallon, 81 so.
LARD, q ID Ice.
LEAD, q ID 17a00c. -
MOLASSES, n. o. Sugar II, q bbl, 90s3 l-Ol
I,olf
MEAL, p bushel, 75c.
MACKEREL, in kits, 50 DOCS Zoe.
=" - bbls 81.
q half bbls 81 90.
keys, So 90.
NAILS, q key, So 90 rates.
CORN. in sacks, p bushel csc.
ONIONS, q bushel, 81 209l %.
POTATOES, So per bbl 8 per bush
RICE, p ID 11a121c.
SUGAR, Brown, q ID 15Gloc
Crushed, 20c.@
SALT, coarse, in sacks, 80 o.
per barrel, 50 20.
SHOT, per bag, 8 25@13 90.
STONEWARE, q gallon, lSc.
TOBACCO. Man ufactured, per ID 90 OO
TALL0W, per Id baoc:
CEMENT, Louisville, 50 90.
WHITE LEAD, 14a11c.
WHISKEY, common, per Dbl l JOa2 OO.
RIVE and Bourbon, . Zoa4 oC
BRANDY, Apple, 81 75a? o.
IRON, bar size, 81.
PRINTS 121 to 16c.
JEANS, per yard, 30aSl co.
LINSEY, per yard, 30a50c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 0Oa7 80.
sole, per h. 40 45c.
upper side, So 50a4 so.
CATTLE, nett per lb DC.
WASH BOARDS, per dozen, % 0O oO
PLOWS, Steel, $S4a12l.
HUBS, S2a4 90 per sett.
FELLOES So 00a5 90.
WAGONS, 81 l5a1 80.
STEEL Cast. NJ. B, A., 20a27c.
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A warming.

Mr.. EDITOR Nothing adds more tc
the beauty and reputation of a town than
beautiful streets and sidewalks. The
City Fathers who give attention to these
Improvements are always eulogised. But
how is it about the streets and sidewalks
in Hickman? Who is. to blame for thc
wretched condition they are IMP The
tax payers IF they do not pay enough
taxes levy more, if they do, why don't
the Council put our side walks in pass
able condition? The safety of our citi-
zens require that some repairs should be
made, and that Immediately, and l desire
to call the attention of our Council to
the dangerous condition of place in
Cumberland street, between the resi-
denee of John Semonese and Alb Young;
and in the meantime, to give eur eiti-
zens warming of the danger would
advise all that pass this place to be care
full and look about, less they tumble ten
or fifteen feet, thereby having an arm,
leg, or perhaps their neck broken.
ase ae sAese t A CITIZEN.
Hickman, Sept IN, 156S. sr
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ghe Tennessee Radicals Chang e
H Tactics. ~ M

A session of the Tennessee Legisla-
ture has been held to consider the pro-
priety of Withdrawing the advocacy of
the militia bill, and letting, as they say,
Middle and West Tennessee go to hell.
The proposition to communicate with the
President was received by moderate men
of all parties with great satisfaction, as
President johnson can thereby furnish
sufficient troops to preserve peace with
out suspicion of desire to interfere in
the elections. The House concurred in
the Senate's resolution to appoint com
mittee, composed of two Senators and
three Representatives, to pwy'ed to
Washington, and lay before the Presi-
dent the condition of affairs in Tonnes
see, and request him to send sufficient
United States troops to the State for the
protection of the people.
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DEB.
Died in this place Sunday, August 30th,
1868, Mrs. ANN DILLON, aged 90 years.

4
Died in this place Sunday, August soth,
Died at Cottage Grove, Henry county,
| Tenn. August 9th, 1868, MRS. VlRGlR X.
| YOUNG, wife of o. f. Young.
Mrs. Young was in the prime of life and
leaves many warm friends and relatives to
mourn her death.
! Died in St. Louis, Mo-, Monday morning,
August 31st, 1868, at 8 clock, MRS. ANNIE
! E. DOZIER, wife of the late DR.. Richard
Dozier, of Enterprise, Miss.
Mrs Dozier was possessed of kind heart,
| social disposition, and brilliant intellect
The deceased never failed o-win the love
and admiration Of every one who made her
acquaintance. In early life she became n
member of the Methodist Church and lived
devoted and enterprising member of that
denomination until a year or two since,
when she joined the Catholic Church, and
died as christians only die-in full hope of
eternal glory beyond the skies.
On the morning of her death she called
her devoted children to her bedside, and
talked calmly and beautiful to them of her
approaching dissolution, and admorished
them to live and die in the Christian faith,
and finally met her in Paradise. The writer
of this brief and imperfect notice, has
known her long and well, and can truly say
that in her death her family losses loving,
devoted mother, and her hosts 81 friends,
warm hearted and general comf&snion, and
society one of its brightest ornaments, the
church n shining light.
Farewell, farewell, dear Annie. We mourn
thy loss with unspeakable grief, and have
only the consolation to know that our loss IS
your gain, and that from thy bright home in
heaven, we will be blessed with thy smile
and prayers. Often in altar years will we
visit thy last resting place-and at early
morn, when the weeping willow bows down
10 kiss the dew drop from the rose, we will
go to thy sacred grave, and drop tear OF
.ssEectionRte .s.rravv end with .hv many mo-
BILE traits of character in view, we will en-
desvor TO live, so that when we come to die,
we may feel truly that 1" 1t is not-all of life
to live, nor all of death to die.
A FRIEND.
Hickman, Sept. 4th, 1869
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeits ! Smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the coun-
terfei ter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DIR. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle Dr.
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith s
Tonic Syrup of Louisville, KY. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my priv
ate stamp is not on the bottle, do not pur-
chase, or you will be deceived See my
column advertisement, and my show card
l will prosecute any one infringing on my
right The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can only be prepared by myself.
The public's servant,
DIR. JOHN BULL,
apl25 Louisville, Ky.
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THE CRoPs-We learn that in some
parts of this county the late corn is being
considerably damaged by grasshoppers
The older corn is not injured by them
Ind fortunately the csbp of this county
! $ in this matured condition. They exist
In such immense swarms as to entirely
"trip large fields of every blade in one
Hay.
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NV MusIc.-we acknowledge tn

NEW MUsIc-We acknowledge the
receipt of the following new peices OF
music from d. p. Faulds, No. 20 Main
street, Louisville, Ky. 81
.IsSnows White Blossoms @
ooh Think of Me" saa
Sect Flower Emblem of Purity"
$50 Mother Now I'm Weeping
81 sggie May
~ Ae Bird -
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On the first Vermont voted for 10 40
officers and members of Congress. Oi
course the Radical ticket prevailed
Nothing better was expected. The ra-
jority ranges from 10000 to 10000
From the result there is not to be drawn
the slightest inference with regard to the
other New England States, in the nation
Additional returns give the Democ-
racy 900 gain.
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!. In. ; ny = a. .ppsSTs

Messrs. Pierce, Edwards, Mccall, Gibbs,
and Brooks, of Union City, and John
W. Cowgirl, of this place, appeared as
attorneys for the defense. The testi-
mony of Hyatt, upon the direct examina-
ton was a reiteration of the facts sworn
to by him in his affidavit as above stated.
Upon cross-examination be stated that
he did not recognize the gentlemen ae-
cused by their faces, as they had masks
on, but by their roices, as he was well
acquainted with them-had known them
for years, and would know their voices
anywhere. He was then requested to
stand with his back to the defendants
and see if he could recognize the voice
of one of them who would speak, but he
refused to do this upon the ground that
it was "unjust to ask him to do such a
thing = that it was great deal easier
to recognize the voices of his neighbors
at night, when he was very badly scared
than it was there in the presence of the
Court ae-aa2 e
The testimony of the other witnesses
for the prosecution, Mrs. Stone, Elijah
Stone, and the concubine of this man
Hyat, was similar in facts and weight as
that of Hyatt. No evidence having been
introduced to identify six of the eleven
defendants, the action was dismissed as
to all, except Messrs. Jones, Clorer,
Crockett, Glover, and Rateliff, for all Oh
whom complete abb was proved by
some of the most substantial and upright
men of the county-the character OF
whom for veracity, the counsel for the
prosecution acknowledged he would not
dare question,
The counsels for the defense then in
troduced Messrs. w H. Caldwell, Mr..
Clerer, and Mr. Burkrhan who is bro
ther-in law of Hyatt, all of whom swore,
from the reputation of Hyatt, his concu-
Bine, Mrs. Stone, and the boy Elijah
Stone, that they would not believe them
on oath, and that they were not entitled
to credit Mr. Burkman also swore that
Hyatt, the beast" had deserted his
lawful wife, and two children, and had
taken up with her neice, his concubine,
and now lives with her in adultery.
Such are the characters of these per-
sons who dared to arraign before the
bar of justice eleven of the best men of
Obion county-men whose characters
are unimpeaehable, and who would spurn
from their presence such illgotten, per
jured, law-brerking adulterers as this
fellow Hyatt, and his lovely concubine
q Mrs. Hyatt" as they would the loath-
some serpent's of the land, the fit en-
blems of the devil
After verdict of q Not Guilty" hGd
been entered upon the records, as tc
these defendants, warrant was issued
for the arrest of Hyatt upon the charges
of " Adultery and Perjury" and he was
lodged in Jail, but upon his promise tc
leave the county, he was released, and
he, with his lovely Mrs Hyatt" passed
through this place last Wednesday morn
ing to parts unknown.
Both of the magistrates, Scates and
Harelston, before whom the trial wa;
had, and who issued the warrant of ar
rest for Hyatt, were Radicals.
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store Removed.

0Eo. w. STUBBLEFIELD, announces
(T TO his friends and customers, that he
has removed his Provision House, to ms Ola
stand. opposite the County Jail, where
he would be pleased to serve them with the
Freshest and Best Meats, etc., at the lowest
market prices. jy LIFT
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Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE, /
Saturday, Sept. 5, 6S. {

SaIuruay, otpI- y Uo-
buyers are pnyi 81 70 for
good choice Wheat.
APPLES-in boxes selling at 81 60 to 81
-75 in barrels at 81 90 to , 20; choice So.
sALT-per car load, bushel barrels,
selling at So 70 per barrel 90.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-09-05

A NEW TAX ON ToBAcco-Dealers
in tobacco, whose annual sale exceed
500 and do not exceed $1,000, shall each
pay five dollars; and when their annual
sales exceed $1,000, shall pay in addition
two dollars for each $1,000 in excess of
$1,000. Every person whose business is
o sell or Offer for sale manufactured to-
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CouncIi 1Proceedings. ]

.G&-gO.A HICKMAN, Aug. 81.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn.
nent as pzas q yoIs -. 100 sAs
Present Mayor Landrum, Councilmen
Ffenz, Case, Miller and Lauderdale.
Minutes of last meeting being read,
On motion ordered received and adop-
ted. ~ as-a
G. W. Stubblefeld presented an ac-
count of S43 20, it being amount of Jail
ors fees due by the City. ls1Afal
On motion the same was referred to
finance committee. 90 ~
A communication from w. G.. Buntin
to the City Tax Collector, was read be-
fore the Council, and .ss-g. rs7a
On motion it was ordered that THE City
Clerk be directed to reply to said com
munication.
On motion it was ordered that the
Mayor and Clerk fund the bonds of the
City held BIZ d. Head & Son, and s. S.
Woodson, upon the same terms of those
heretofore issued and in such amounts
and to such parties as may be desired.
The Board then adjourned.
J. II. AlOREHEADs Clerk.
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The majority of Capt. c. l.. Randle,
for Commonwealth Attorney in this
District, taken from the official returns at
Frankfort, is 979 instead of 900 as pub
lished by US.
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rn,ton D,emecratlc Committee

The Democratic State Central Committee
at Frankfort have appointed the following
Executive Committee for Fulton county
Henry A. Tyler, Chairman George War
rem, John A. Wilson, G s. Miles, W. b. NC
Conneii, James Fl. Craig.
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FrtscepAL sERvIcEs win be held at the
Baptist Church, Sunday, Sept 9th, at lo
O'Clock, A. NJ. 49, ~ asf
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Coon NEws.--lf you want cheap home
made Furniture, call on Charles Oswald, at
his new Furniture store. -
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PRoxPrSEss.--Persons having Furniture,
repaired can save time and money by calling
lat Oswald's Furniture Manufactorery.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-09-05

Rev. Mr. Weare, will preach at the
Fulton Academy, Sunday morning, at
1O1 o'clock.
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IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD. = We
learn that work upon this safportant rail
road connection between st. Louis and
the South is progressing most rapidly.
Track laying has commenced at Bis
marck, and will be finished to point
four miles below Pennington within sixty
days; and the track has already been
laid from Belmont to Charleston. Eff
teen hundred men are employed upon the
line Ia the various labors incident to rail-
road construction, and at the tunnel,
fifty miles from Bismarck, four sets of
hands are constantly employed-two at
each end-working night and day. 1t is
estimated that twill require eight months
to complete this tunnel, which lis twelve
hundred feet in length, and that, when
finished, the whole work will be compile
ted, ans viii ssisttsly after run
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A CANDID CoNFEssIoN.-1H State
Guard, radical paper published at Har-
risburg, Pennsylvania, and edited by a
brother of John Forney, speaking of the
difficulties of the campain, declares that;
"Taken altogether, we, as party,
have the largest and the 6irtiest loads to
carry that were ever strapped on the back
of any political organization.
A brother radical, noticing tue state
ment of the Guard, deprecatingly says
at is not always polite to tell the truth.
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nc IS Mrong-It Is wrong.

Mr. BruDake ar, ,. z>7R- p
has receiyed the following note of warn
ng fromssome unknown and irresponsi-
ble character. The spirit which prompts
kt is wrong and is condemned by all our
GOOD citizens and business men. Mr..
IBrubaker is not negro-lover or negro
equdity man-has nothing to do with
poitics-andis quietly pursuing his avo-
<cation, and must and viii be protected in
bin his rights as citizen. Such unwar
-anted efforts at intimidation should
ease. If citizen is guilty Of any vio-
alton of law we have courts competent
to the case; or. if such notes are prompt
I'd from personal feeling, the parties
shouId make it personal matter. We
give the note verbatim, and ask the un-
thoughted author to cease such discord
provoking Efforts. Whenever our bone
Tide citizens desire the removal of an OBJ
|noxious character they will attend to that
|iuty, and not hide behind anonymous
I,ofes-.s s~gr rs - m
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NewJ jersey Assets,
NewY Assets, 100000 90
NEW LIFE, -sss-rfr- 100000 90
FIRE INSURANCE CO. Hartford Assets, 1788153 80 90
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Hartford,
as July 1867, 1O76383 S5
FIRE AND 100000 90
York,c So
below the
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Fair.

I've 11-< $50
lnd efficiency Whey have displayed in
managing the business of the Association
under their supervision the Association
is sustained in healthy condition every
way. The grounds are now undergoing
some very essential and identifying re-
pairs. A large musie-stand is being
erected in the center of the amphitheatre,
the speed ring cleared of, and we learn
the entire amphitheatre building is to be
newly white washed The inducements
offered for competitor in all the various
departments are liberal and encourage
ing to agriculturists and mechanics, and
we doubt not the tournament on the flrst
day will be most brilliant and interest
ing affair.
Great preparations are being made IN
this and adjoining counties to make the
display this fall the first exhibition IN
Western Kentucky.
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For CongrGs.

We arc authorised and requested to an
no,,nce Hon. l.. s. TRIafBI.E, of McCraeken
county, a caadi date for Congress at the no
vember election sl
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WE to-day announce Thomas FL. Cor
bett, Esq, of Ballard county, as can
didate for Congress from this district
Mr.. Corbett is well known throughout
the district as man of fine ability and
an excellent orator. He has been mem
Der of the Kentucky Legislature for six
years, where he has performed his duty
faithfully to his constituency, and so far
as we are informed, without blame OF
censure from any one. Mr.. Corbett has
been a politician all of his life, or at
least since reaching the age of manhood,
aud has always been a stauneh unwayer-
ing Democrat He is bold and fearless
in advocating the principles of right, and
is ever ready to maintain them with his
whole power and influence. If elected
he will make good representatives,
ducGh Herald.
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: JoUHN Quincy Adams has received
the Democratic nomination for Governor
of Massachusetts,.
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Ku-Kluxism in Tennessee Tested.
Eleven worthy Citizen of ObiOn
County Imprisoned.
An AduIterer and Perjurer the
49,. Cause Of H.

Quite an excitement has existed In
Obion county, and the surrounding
country, for the past eight or ten days,
caused by the arrest of number OF
highly respectable and worthy citizens,
charged with being Ku-Kluxers. A man
calling himself Hyatt, made oath before
Esquire Scates, of Union City, Tenn,
that band of men styling themselves
e Ku-Klux" came to his house upon the
night of the 18th of August, and took
from him pistol, and threatened to hang
him if he did not have another pistol
which he owned, ready for them by
next Monday night" upon which night
they intended returning; and that he
belived that the life of himself aud his
wife ca would be in danger were these
men not put under bond to keep the
peace. Whereupon Esquire Scates issued
his warrant for the arrest of the parties
to him by this man Hyatt
they being eleven in number, and of the
most worthy and respectable men Of
Obion county.
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HICKMAN, KY, Sept. 2, '6s.

mr.. Daniel Brubaker .4.8 sg
as it is Strongly. beliyed that Their is
"A sekrit organization in this city among
the nigros, and you are at the head of it,
! void say to you, from what / have
earnd by over herring some conversation,
hat your hole safety depends on your
amcdate escape from this city.
n = yours truly, a female friend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-10

~ PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. NEW
COURSE OF LECTUKEs, as delivered at the New
York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the sub .
jects: How to live and what to live for; Youth
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood general y review,
ed The cause of indigestion. fatulence and Ner-
yous diseases accounted for; Marriage pLilosoph-
ically considered, &c. .r...,.
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
t,s .,an addrass;ne sGp E on receipt OF
YORK MUsEuM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE, 6is
BROADWAY, NEW YORK. febes-dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-10
FARMS FOR SALE.

s WISH TO CHANGE MY BUSI-
"A ness. will sell my several farms situated in
Jefferson township, Franklin county. Ohio. One
loH miles from Columbus and ! q miles from Black
Lick Station. ntaining 100 acres, good two story
frame house with six rooms, a good bank barn
l60 choice fruit trees. BIZ lLI7' l1T'7 -
One farm of 80 acres at Black Lick Station;
good frame house with ten rooms, two barns sheep
sheds and other out-buildings and two orchards Of
grated fruit. .
Lick Station. a good frsme hnnsa barn an1 90
chard. :"
One farm of about 10 acres, at Black Lick Sta
tion, with a good franz house with four rooms.
One farm of 40 acre. of choice land, with IL
cab n, thIeeiourths of a1lile from Black Lick Sta
tion.
will sell one or all of said farms on reasonable
terms 4. COMPTON.
mch7-d2w
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NOTICES..
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE l4TH
i day. of March. 1868. pursuant to an order Of
the Probate Court OF Franklin county. Ohio, to me
directed, shall proceed to sell at public aucti n
at their former place Of business, No 9O6 South
consisting Of Boots. Shoes and Findings, assigned
to me in trust by the late firm of Whitman q
Straub and said sale will continue from day to day
until all OF said goods shall be disposed OF.
February 18th. 1868.
HENRY SCHREINER,
Assignee Of Whitman ~ Straub.
observation-disclosures
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-10
Administrators Sale O
Real Estate.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER GRANTED
will offer for sale at public auction, on the
18th day of March, 1868,
at o'clock P. NJ, at the door of the Court House.
in Columbus Ohio, the following described real es-
tate, situated in said.county and State to-wit:
Part Of lot No. $40. fronting 621 feet on High
street by 100 feet Mort street. Also lots Nos.
-, 20 aud 81 of John A. Lasell's addition to the
city of Columbus, Ohio. ~
Terms of Sale For lot 80, one-haIf cash. the
residue in and two years, with yearly interest,"
secured by mortgage on the premises. For the re
manning lots. one third in hand residue in one and
two years, with yearly interest, secured by mort
gage. 81 -If
Columbus. Ohio, February IA 1868. fis
OLIVER p. HINES,
Administrator of George A. B. Lazell, decd.
GEORGE L. CONVERSE, Atty. ~.
febl5- -des6 mchl7&l8wIt t--r -.
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/. =. ASSISSOR'S NOTICE.

LIZ PERSONS IN FRANKLIN COUN-
n ty are hereby notified that tney must make
returns Of hsir incomes TOR the year 1867 WITHIN
TEN DAYS from notice. Fai ure to do so will sub
ject delinquents to by the Assistant As
SCISSORS a penalty or ty per cent, and forfeiture
of the right of appeal.
Application for new Licenses must he made at
the same time. J. T. HOGUE,
U. S. Assessor 7th District Of Ohio
OFFIcE-Southeast corner of High and Town
streets.
Columbus. Ohio, March I, 1868.