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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

Money was easy CALL lending in many cases upon
Government bonds at per cent On stocks per cent
was generally exacted. although houses in frstcass
credit had large amounts offered at per cent CONNER
cal paper continues dull and is unsuitable except high
rates. Prime pass at IOe2 per cent but are not
in demand lenders declining TO mako long engagements
and prefer to have their money call at low rates.
Sterling Exchange is steady at quotations: London,
co days, lO90lo9. London. sight, 1901 aiO9l London
prime commercially, 60 days. dlOsi Paris long, 6is
0517I Paris, short, 5lCi0515; Antwerp, 620G51si;
Swiss. s2OaGI5i Hamburg, sj.Ggs.. Amsterdam s0t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RHRADEAN MARK FL.

LoSD0S Oct all mConss opened at 9l Tor both money suf
the account u PveTweuy Bonds 1892 8it 1906 Old so! 1854
S2i Stocks dull; Fries, 23i Illinois CsDtrals. o. 49,.
LIVERPOOL Oct ell mCotton-The market opened nat MIG
ding Upand l2l Mddng Orleans The sales Of the day
estimated bales The sales Of the go bA
of which 900 taken for export and 10000 speculation The
receipts Of the been 5000 bales Of which 300
American The stock in port Ia estimated at $4,000 bales OF WHICH
1900 are American.
LONDON, Oct a-sugar Is dull both spot and saoaL
Oct 8COton closed last night f the SPOT
and 1884, francs shoat and not before reported.
81 mConsols. for account,
Twenty Bonds. 1862. e4l 1865, Old 49,; 1851, 82i.
PARIS Oct s-l:3O mThe BouTse quiet Rentes, 7. JTe
ANTWERP, Oct 8--Petroleum dull
HAyRK R-CottonThe market hrm the aud
quiet saoat Tres 0rnare the spot las francs cwt Lev
Middlings, aeoat 1873 francs y cwt
LIyKiPooI Oct s-3O p mwhea' 1913 per eeutsl for Calf
fornia White and 81 1892 for No. Q Red Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pfr tdnaI TfssetS, md IllNTOldt
ocr s219 bales Cotton 3oS bbs FOu 1851 bash West
97 bush Corn, 1851 BUSH Oats ~ bnsh Pa1eed 36 bush
Beans Ia pkg Reansd Petroleum, G bb Spirits Turpeane %
Tar % bbs Pitch 8l5 bbs ROn ia bbs Pork ll3 pkgs Cas
Meats Lard 81 pkgs Ashes 1903 pkgs Butter BS pkg
Cheese SO pk Taow 81 pkgs Dried Fat t9 psgs on Cake e
Copper Copper T38 bbs whisky bbl Eggs
Hops 1914 sides Leather l Hides 8 bids To-
bac 4O5 boxes Tobacco 300 kg Starch l52 bags Peanst 3 bss
b. Peas 10 pkga DeesWan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
Bonds FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.-We confidently recommend these
Bonds AZ a frs-class investment At the price they
yield about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
application.
HENRY CIEws & Co, No. 90 Wall-st.,
Financial Agents of tho Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

HowEs & MACY, Bankers (the same as an incorpo-
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st., New-York. Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their and having it at all times subject to check
on demand. can do so by depositing with this bank
which allows Interest the entire daily balances at
tho rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates
Orders Tor the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks, Bonds,
OF Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
noNPSTTC MARKETS

P.DuLPHG oc. sCotton better prices unchanged o'r
sS1 sHs w ~ s 9I Sf Family Gs5 81
90, 50 2sss7 ~ Indiana .sd Ohio d. 80 va ~ 2, wss,s
9s o. Corr very quiet Yellow 81 O5; MIei Western unchanged
the spot Coasss%sI Rio At sSlsi LsS1,yIs IS
Ne gold s9g', s'Ss9y at llisl2c for Fair and Good RsaOas
BlL1acEE, Oct acoit.n dull Sdd!eg nonua ne Yosr
81 ssa 81 50 corHPms White u Oas oi YsIss 81 0s
visions unchanged Whisky steady and fair demand
SAN FR.scIsco Oct 7Devoe. Goa, Oil quoted at ese I'd
vance Of Zoe within three weeks The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
5e Flour uncSs1sed Wheat quiet and uoSsl Iss. Tenders. IS
No. % e SsoTs d od hS. Ts' 10 e9 Red .id a.
Corn dali aud lower; No Re No o. zoe Dat. q9e No &c.
SS c S ss bush Oats S' soS GSas s e''s
Boz 3 p. %4' aS.aSs LANCE e'i % csP sS
ply Red 81 1921 Corn irregular $500 o1ss dsI .st
Cotton MddSg Tobacco sood ;.::s
demand e he rGt s sI BS Meo iis sn Ss
proved demand for Shoulders at 6ic Clear Sides poe
declining. 9saS . S ws s9 a c1 Ss sss w
81 Oei Amber 81 o. Corn, soas3c Oats. 43al4e
pa bales S 1ef1sso SS' week s' exports I S
shsaidcS, i ise. sds.. nissli: LAW ND.''' D' ~
l. ca csc asked oa held . Sss R. S Ss A'
ALBAsI Oct e-whe is very dGl Che nqair nay for mall
si i Anss a s L. S; 4 Ut n 'as s AG;
STATE dun and bot little inquiry 81 sossi ST q, Ua.eas.
s ed % he Ss'9 are To Ss. sSs at 2
1900 bush. No 62t and 600 DO No at sl
Barley quiet and but little dong BUYERS holding OF TO allow the
stock accumulated quotations nOmnay unctangd sales
private terms, sud one do. No. tNorosei State at 81 IS
OsWEGO " Oct 8Four steady aad unchanged sales Of 100
bb Sc 5O8S6 Spring. IS 81 for Amber Win
ST 80 for white SO for Double Extra Wheat quiet aud e
dull sales 200 bush No. private oz
selling at &c Barley dull ssales MISUNDERSTANDING 1900 bush W
Lake Canada 81 Is; 10000 bush Bay Qune o
private terms Rye quiet Co.'s Nea, o. 10 cwt-
Mifeed STEADY; Shorts S229s23 Shpstaas $40: Mddlngs.
s3Od per Canal Fregbts-Wbea l3ci Barley lAe 70
NewYork Lumber s50s22 to the HUDSON Railroad Fresh-
Boston SEE Albany Soc Lave
pOrsO bush. wheat 20 coo hush Corn q 500 bu.s Barley c..
eIpos- BUSH Wheat 1890 bush Barley, 10000 h o.
Lumber.
MILWAUKEE, Oct sFour dali; Choice sprns EItrss sS 10
SIS 25 Wheat unsettled 81 0t for No. 81 % Tor No Oats
dull for No Corn steady 69 for No Rye quiet and
changed Barley dull and unchanged Grain eg quiet aud
changed Recep-O00 bbl Flour III 0On bush Wheat 600 busk
sbpwens0O bb, Flour 2o2 900 BUSH Wheat 1900 bash
Oats 80
NORFOLK vs.. Oct sCotouNet receipts Of hheYveek Isl
bales 53l6 bales Stock 40 bales rh market
quiet weak quotations being barely sustained Low Md
dhgs 25tc sales Of the week, $40 bales
8-COtOn-Recep OF the zSI baiesi
ports to NewYork bales; bales demand AT tseA
light; Good Ordinary, 8t0l8c; sales. 40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
NEW-YORK. Oct. 9.

NEw-YoRK, Oct. Q.
Stockholders Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Co. before parting with their proxies for the next
election. will please communicate with
JAS. STRUTHERS & Co,
Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the ipro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver Colorado and a
mortgage upon the road in successful operation
for 49, miles, and earning more than enough to pay The
interest on this ne,u loan. This loan runs so years.
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market.
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars address DAB
MY. MORGAN & Co., No. IS Exchange-place, and NJ.
X JEsUP & Co., No. 12 Pine-st. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

FRrp.r Oct 8The Hudson Central roads opened
again for trains bat the Bne road Is not yet running
Hogs aud as Arm e's'en higher 'hAn when Las!
reported - . 49,, ,oe Il.
One haudredhs for todays trade. At the former place %
IN late reaching the yards thus preventing an active morning
likely slight advance the rates OF Monday
Wednesday This applies to fair aud good stock
Alexander Casr a5 ewt by Fitch also sold 65 Texans,
fed on J. I. AeIanders farm, q eMt' at llQLc -,
A. Aesndr had l36 fat Kentucky cattle OF eTt sold by
Coaey MePheon for Hautsr ia Sevt TEXANS at
ice 20 fair cattle for themselves at tdc and % Tor
SncNden McConvil 6lcwt ohio cattle, st tdlbc m 49, i,
r. Bray j. 4. Alexander Co. 81 fair bewL Illinois cattle I"
l38l5ie., and u Texans owt, at loo go , d
"a Illinois 8! cwt al l3 atc with car same weight ~
sanue. for Kemans Ohio steers Ct at i or sSS %
H. w,hemer sold 70 g. cwt Ohio steers only me-
dunn which he called l36ltc 80 -.
hOnrhundretbst sales reported follows IN - a.,
Teed Wheeler for b. Groom 40 NJ cattle e"N' " W. '
I'D fuyer Wheeler run out IO steers or w w hoons =
c, at .9l6c They refused the tops oil A. h puASs lat
o"s ~ az =, " segsl RS m steers cwt Al RAISE
jI,,iey 90 ran out 81 cw whch 1hey called
r. Gls gives In l dl3lc the price VI MS i' i "eeis AH !"
Eastman for Mann e III steer, s3 Of them g ewt at ID
lae 80 Of % cst Ops a. :, T cattle a twt at SsiSc 81 IL
."r. for III Ksbeu II At lSGSie and o. Ill cattle At iS9e
on Rs F.eeu sold H. steers cwt, BOISE, and "a Ind 81
erL begin to flock fin ssan the Hudson River Railroad
d sS ~ to-day The NewJersey Central road also
m CommunpSw. Besides this there were 5lt az Cham
bh nce give under sneh weight falling &C. 10 on INN and
nm stock Fat lots still bring good prices via oldo' or sa.ep
aud 9d9c for lambs, with very 10" sod al IO 10" VI VIZ
Az st. by Hume Elliot, State sheep l67 bead 80
~, or XIV sheep Tia Of IS No 6sc 50 Of SO at Gle Canada
am5. u u Gs o Sl sal Of wsh &S IVA Osa y. 9e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, oct. So. ".
Gold opened at 1871, sold at 1915, 1901, closing
at l3li0l3Os
At the Government sale to-day tho bids amounted to
sO35 oOO at prices ranging from 1874 to 1911 The follow
ing were tho awards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

FREIGITs-T Liverpool b6 Rosn 81 Two vessels With
Grain and one Petroleum chartered England aud ireland al
6Ald6ll ., --, - - al. -. oro,a
NJ use for Prime Tennessee and for Prime Western
GRAIN-The market active aud Is lower Tue nhio
Europe and decline In Gold give buyers inc
ID ~ for Mixed Spring 81 IS for Son No JChleago Sprng w
Tor Prime No2 81 % ~ for Red westerns 4i0
Amber do and Son do at tl 9ge w, p 20 TOT osI
~ Isl for White Kegucky 50 for White Geneiee, and bl 4bdt 90
Tor Amber Tennessee Barley 10 steady but quet; sale oil
Canadian reported but terms we cond not learn
HARLEY Malt tame sales bush Canadian al bl 10 Oats
@ and close dol lower; sales $1,000 bush at 6lG
New Western, closing OldOic
White Al State and Jersey and Southern at coo
6ac heavy aud less aSej the sales are SO bush at vi y@
closed dull the $500 bush at $50
9 sr Damn and Unsound New Western MIed at e4DSl o.
EASING Al D Western White atS U9G 81 H. and do Yellow
AZ |. OgD4l a. closing at III O5Gti H.
business either Bags or Cloth has been only mod
.r,t and pces change; quote b Gle
Tor he former and %! d23ic. for the latter -
Ub continues dull aud heavy at 3OgoOc Tor
SHINING and 10H93c. for Retail lots
iDESIn foreign grades ihsre fair amount OF activity aud gen.
etay t prices but bue operate cautiously ana
seldom immediate Bueno Ayres I'll dRlc gold win
At Ol2ic few choice reached l3o, currency
has fair OF activity IN
and the mket closes hrm We note sales
Yale. other kinds without special ohange tue business
only moderate. We quote a follows;
Russia clean (gol s2i0d $2is Jus Butts (eureneyl DC
1000 lIampco tgodlh bond) ~ W Ac
M.nIs (rolD ~. dt Amern Dressed. y tun Si31 brS
Si,sI (godl lodlole American undreed'' 100 200
HORsSwe small Of Oh at 90 for American Selected aud
for Rio Grande a.,
uoPShe market IL steady with good cousumptVs demand We
ouote Al 5d20,c. for New, and 1Dl3c fof Old.
METALS1lnThe month commenced with sisrg inquiry from he
s 800 slabs Straits, part arrive sold st Sc W anu Wv
aa. Tls sE..s ae sssa aonaaV 49, Nhsa we '0Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
FAMILY MARKETS,

FRIDAY Oct g. 1859.
TIL lat, .,or and A,od bas caused changes markets
Meat. feel most tie supply live stock being cut OF for several
DAYS coming and the advance ID mutton ahu
Ib viii II Ia hope0 b. only temporary Fat lambs scarce
The beef markets are fairly supplied there being stock OF cattle on
hand at the time food Hogs have advanced materially
Wholesale bat retailers still keeping them al the old pnoe Poultry
in larger supply added to the game FISH are not
py or cheap Peaches pun nearly disappeared and are
suppand by crauberes Grapes advancing The varieties most
seen now are Isabea aud CAasba Mushrooms vary
greatly Of large selling 9'c per quart WINE
selected buttons" bring Soc and upward MoSs Of Ihe pure A
selling At l2e. We quote;
BREAD AND CRACKERS. ..
Bread wheat IT, e0lO Crackers l5Gb 9dio
Biscuit milk 10 6dl8 BueL....l5dl6l Soda'.'''.''D@I
BUTTER, CHEESE, AND EGGS. - -
p,,o. n,;e n Cbea,a 6ne Eggs fresh. ..e0T23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
POULTRY AND GAME
NEGEIARLES
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Coal tun sOas Honey SEu b-a3O MIX, qt ....lo9ll
Kerosene gai...lOGtiI ibeans Wy'''''''V@I|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
The following were the bids for Bank s
And the following Tor Railroad bonds I:

NewYork Central g. 87.... 90 GtWesm 81 Mortgage 9l 30
Hew.York Central % Gslena Chicago Eit...
HewYok Cutt6 subspu 8 Chicago Abd Rock Island LIST NJ 10
rie 5h Mort Indd 1885,. lCmc H. Island and Pschc.. gi
Hind r. IA Lat Mtge 86g7O.. 90 Morris EseI LIST MO... 80
llnd H. Is "a NJ r. B3...l2 Morris EeI "a ort''''.
Mich So "a 80 lCeye Toledo F'.,''' W.
Mich Nj h &. EsW.JsTsey Cent. bOnds 10
PRche guarntd BY No. 10 Cleye Pitts eth M..... IS
Alton T. H. lat Mtg Chicago Alton Income. 10
Alton T. H. "a MtG pref. 30 Ohio Miss lst Mortgage
Alton T. H. n Mtg AZ Ohio Mas ConsoldAted'.' 20
Che NJ Western FUND. Peninsula II. H. Bonds 30
Chicago n w LIST mOrt.... 81 Nil 81 Paul lat NJ bs....HO
Iou,rd Paul NJ d...... 30
Lack Western Bonds...... 81 Chic ut Eastern LIST Mort
Del, Lack MORT. 20 Col Chicago Ind LIST hot t
lat Mort eItd NeaYork 6s %
Toll Wabash I'd Mort.... 1874 Central Pacific Bonds.. W
w. w. cone T. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
THE FAIR A FAILURE.

10 the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
Sic: To-daywas closed the seventeenth annu-
OIL fair Of thePennsyvana State Agricultural Society, and
Eaken altogether the exhibition has bhen failure, COM
spared with the great expectations" entertained FOR it,
Although OF the four days has been just what could
be desired neither Of them than 10000 people
the ground This fair failure, even with more
than entries First because the grounds are 80 Far
from the city and all reached by such miserable roads,
second because 1t was poorly managed; what else than
bad management would allow rumselling tavern on
the grounds lager beer shanes and disgusting side
shows to occupy space needed by articles ON eXhiDonf
What but bad management would have placed the
department for agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING the
Argesat the furthest point from the entrance entirely
beyond every other department OF the fair except the
grove used by dsTeputabe women and the men they leu
O1t TO aggrarate all this there were no premiums
offered for reapers and mowers, although there were bI
sinefent machines Of this class exhibited They we're
paced there al great expense, and were assigned Qe
worst position Imaginable. Let Pennsylvania Butch
In4h be obliged 70 pass half dozen lagerbetr sa-
sohs on his way the machine department and by the
nc reaches ths latter lac don't care whether he secs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

Batter. prime. n $ ass Cheese, 6ne...."-G1ol
Com. 10 fair. 38045l Com. to fair...l5dlgI
Cookiuz..... ,JOGJ5l Pot, cake......jG 81
EISH-TREsn.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
Great DiStPihntiOn.
BY the Metropolitan GIFT 90.
Cash GIfta 10 the Amount of $500. 600


Every Ticket Draws a Prize.
Cash gifts each $4,000 40 gifts,each 81 ,OOC
10. -" 1f - l0,0OO 4 zoe : HiE "a 500
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos; each $500 to s7OC
500 Gold Watches, &" IS to 500
Cash Przesy Silver Ware, Sc, valued at 81 O9O OOO
a chance TO draw any of the above prizes for Csc.
Tickets describing Prizes are sealed In Enyolopes
and well mixed. On receipt of 25c Sealed Ticket
Is drawn without choice and sent by mail to any adj
dress. The prize named upon it will be delivered
to the ticket-holder on payment of One Dollar.
Prizes are lmmedlasely sent to any address by ex-
You viii know what your prize is before you pay
tor 1t, ANY Pr1ze exchanged for another Of same
value. No Blanks. Our patrons can depend on
REFHKESoEs:5Vve select the following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and
kindly permitted US TO publish them: Andrew j.
Burns Chicago, SIC, 900; Miss Clara s. Walker BAL
umOre, Piano, $500; James NJ: Mathews, Detroit,
$500; John L. Andrews, Savannah, 5000; Miss
Agnes SlmmOns, Charleston, Piano, $500 We pub
lish no names without permission. rlq
Opinions Of the Press:-''The firm is reliable and
deserve their success. Weekly. Tribune, May s.
I've knw them to be fair. dealing fTm,"-N. Y,
Heraidg May 2S. A friend 81 ours drew $500 prize
which was promptly received, ,"-Daily News, June
Srd. --- - -
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package
Of Sealed Envelopes contains one cash gift. Six
Tickets for $ll3 for 81; IS for 85; ITO for aIO An
letters should be addressed to
~ q HARPER, WILSON & CO., &
l7S Broadway, New York.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

1t Is related that Ysllandighammer from
the country called at the Office of a Demo-
cratic Lawyer, in this town. a few days
since, and took seat midway between q
door and window, which we're open. The
air was chilly and the Lawyer asked his
Vallandigham friend to take seat on &
lounge at one side Of the room, and thus gel
ut Of the draft. " Draft Draft y shouted
the gentleman from the country, Has
ROsecrans ordered draiti khow'd oul
folks would be fooled when heard that
they had put him in. = Van Vert Bullstin
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

Since our last issue, says the New York
Methodist of the oath ult, we have heard
from large number of churches, the votes
of which amount to 1898, of which s,99S
are for lay delegation and 3. .4s3 against.
This, with our previous vote gives an ag-
gregate vote Of lO6. sos, of which 1886 are
Affirmative and 1901 in the negative Civ
ing majority for lay delegation Of 4s, ,4s5
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
No less than four worlds fairs are already

No less than four worlds fairs are already
contemplated. Russia Is making prepara.
tiOns for one to be held next year, The
managers of the one held in England il
1851 have sent out circulars about another
to be held in 1871. Italy proposes one IL
1879 to celebrate the completion of ths
Mont Gems tunnel, and certain parties il
America are agitRting the subject of having
one on this continent at some future time
perhaps in 1873.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

The news from Cuba is of such charsc,
ter that it is not unlikely that the United
States government viii soon take action IN
the matter. The island PATROLS have won
several important battles, according to let
ters received, and have gained impOrtan,
positions. Add to this the fact that the
Spaniards are diSEegafdng the rules o,
civilized Esrfare in numbering prisoners,
aud it is probable that our government will
ere long either remonstrate with Spain OF
recOguizs the revOlutiOnists as belligerentl
and afford them material aid.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
The teIeqraub brinps DE intellirenoe

The telegraph brings the intelligence that
Che town Of Geae, on the east coast of sWe.
den and between thirty and forty miles north
Of Stockholm, was almost entirely destroyed
by fire. The cOnfagratiOn must have spread
with fearful rapidity, for, before it could bs
stopped, nearly three million dollars worth
of property was destroyed and eight thou:
SEnd people were rendered hOussless and
hOmsless.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
FOR sALE-Bv CANFTFTD

CO.-Eighty ares Of Land, in Madison Township
four miles northeast Of Rollersvile known "a tbe
old Dick Farm. Fifty res are improved, with
gDodframe house, heEe g barn. sixty hearing
apple trses sixty peach AID eherrE trees aad ttree
hundred sugar trees giving the best sugar camp in
the country. Landin good dconditiOn-Well adapted
for wheat and corn. Price, 200. el OO0 TO Al 500
down, balance n three to agey years. Here h fsrS
chance % buy GOOD farm heap;
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
TOR SALE.-A

TOR SALE.-A two story frame
- housewife one story addition; contains eight
rooms pantry and closet good cellar under the
house; well and cistern, W0Od-shed, good barn.
large lot and plenty Of fruit on the same Situated
on north side Of Court street, and owned By J.
Steirwalt. Price, e2,4oo.t $500 or $500 down. and