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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

IT. Will POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY
HAIR TO IT8 ORIGINAL COLOR.
Il keeps the hair from falling out. Il Is the
best dressing in thu world, making iifslsss,
stu brashy halr, healthy, boft and glossy.
For sale BY all druggists.
II. p. HALLAG co. Nashua, N. q. Psopristors
sept. II 1893.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

la
:, ayrso,saslon, and the efiesS they perform
,,s subject TO many suf,sTinRs. Freedom from
,h,,. sou,rihu,s N no ANAL degree 10 iheir
n.np,.s., and welfare, for pons can bs happy
~ A.. m. No, ouly 40 ou,no enc OF these
,.Lou. fsmL. cuu, u,aints caa long DO sut.
,.,.a % run on wi,Aou, ,aYolviBg the general
A..,,h al Inc Individual, and Gro lons produc'
,Ag p.,msnosi slcknsss and premature decline,
Mar n Il pleasant to eonault physician or the
rslIsf ot these various dsl,saie arscuoa', and
osly lvon the most urgea, nsssssit, WI. true
,omsn 40 faf sacrihcs her greatest charm ASto
Ao thi,. The ser viii thea thank " Ios placiag
4. mar hands simple spsciscs which vii es
souad eLAcaeionsi IN rslisEax end curing ain"st
sysry one Of those ITeubIesoms complaints
peeuilsr 10 the ser. "a,
HslnsoLp's ExrRAeT or Buezu.-Hnndrsds
sas,sr on in silence. and hundreds Of others
apply vainly TO druggists and DOCTORS VINO
siiasr merely tAnialiIs shsm with the hops o.
. cure or apply rsiasd,ss Whish make 'hsn
wevss. would Aos dish 70 asss" asJ'n'As
tAAt Sohld do ialashss 70 she sn''s'sd' ese ,"
obliged 10 say 'hat aishouen mAy " wv
aaesd from s1c~sivs sshans'ion oi 'he po"s"
ofpts, By iAbsfioas smploymsnI nn"hoissome
Az and fooif,, pfofate msnsirnaeon, Jhe use oi
tea and e9Ese, and freanent childbirth, IL tis Tar
es,snsr caused BY direct Irritation, applied W
de muco u. membrane ofthe vagina ITSELF
WAsn. renewing the caasss Of thsss distress
iag oopipls,a's' d" Is most ps'ai9' 20 G'h""'
plate ths Jaissntsnt evils consequent upon 'nsih
his bgs simple justice 70 the suDlees ~ sna'
rsn.s leg o. hs n'ey sea'aspn causes
whtsh 20 largely An'c' 'hs .a'' n'.'n' A-N
happiness OF woman " AL eis.'e' VI 'OS,'S
eAa whish. ,eenseaneh'ly' snsSs h''e VI '''
aisoeuJ, ths ~siIars oi We eaafe hu~AA 'An'
~. The maeia that eEis's lot rrseee'ou' sou
cation and manage causes we years 'nA'
Dsiuro dsSlsnsd for eoipeEsh Development 10
- wasted and psrIcrlsd IN the Iss'rAlns' o
Arsss. the early eonhnsmsnt Of school, and
especially the nnhsalthy sxsitsnsnt oi 'hs
k.iI.revm. Thus with .Ao eody hAlfeiothed'
sna ,Ae mind uadulJ excited By pleasure per
Sss.Ipg in nidnIght Tsvsl the hOnTs dssgasd
by nA.ars for sleep sad rest. the work Of de.
UHutuou ~ HAL hSS0nphehos'
In consequences Of this early strata upon he
systen, unnses sltary snert 10 required BY III
dslisAts votsry 70 retain her situation IN Sehoo
As la,sr dsy. thus sggravas,ng thssv Whom
eos szeitsnsns Is oSsr, sao'hsr 10 pTo'psen's
bssp, ihs miaa moredly sensitive 70 inpres
sss, whIls Ne now constant restraint OF fa'h
issAbls dress, absolutely foEbiddipE the s1
,sssiss rndispensahls 70 ,he attainment and re
tsasisa sf Osgaaie health and strength; the
exposure 10 night sir; the sudden change Of
temperature; the complete preatration pro.
dueed By excessive daneiAg, must, Of necessity
produce their legitimate eiiCet. AZ last an
early marriage caps the climax of misery, AMI
she unfortunate one, hitherto so utterly re.
ssrdless Of the PLAN dictates and renion'
str4nees Of her dolicate nature. becomes an
unNillinR subject Of medical treatment Thl.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

SCHOOL BOoKs paperand COPY
books, pens and pencils era
sers, note paper envelopes,
miscellaneous books tuning
forks, etc. For sale at Sisson;s
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07
On and after SUNDAY, November 2oih, trains
viii run daily, Sundays sxcspted, ~ ioneWE

Night Exprtss will leave CINCINNATI daily
except Sunday, AID bslPre daily except saiuT'
day.
Tralns on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
will leave hamden at 80 am. and Z 90 p m,
arriving at Portsmouth at II IS = m. aud 100 p.
~. RetnrninE trains Eill leave Portsmouth at
IS a 10. and l so Pun, arriving ai HArnasn At
70 Is pm. and Is pm.
Trains cannact .. I.Oveiand for Aii points mp.
the Little Miami Railroad, and at the Indianaall
oils and Cincinnati Railroad. .Junch.n for the
Wv. PEABODY,
Mater Of Trans sportasion.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07
QUARTERLY MrIriNs was held

QUARTERLY MrEriSs was held
at the N. 4. Church last Sunday.
The class meeting was we'll at.
tended. The services in the
morning were conducted by
the Rev. J. 7. Miller, Presiding
Elder, who delivered an able
and interesting sermon. Mr..
NJ. posseseSses one qualification
that IS not common to all, he
articulates very clearly and
distinctly. Several united with
the church the same day, and
the Holy Spirit appeared to be
working.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

ALI persons knowing them
'selyes indebted to G Y, ,'Sisson
will please call and settle i'm
mediately.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

SEND US all the local news In
YOUR neighborhood.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

P. 7. BARNUM is undoubtedly
the greatest Snowman in the
world, DR.. J. W. Poland's Hu.
NOR Doctor is without doubt
the best remedy for scroHula,
Erysipelas and kindred diseases
ever yet discovered. Sold by
G. w. Sisson..@ O t.aa y i1lg G
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

Ex- GOVERNOR Cox has de.
clined the Presidency Of Ken
yon College, which has ten.
dered to him q salary Of $3, 900.
He will adhere to the profes-
sion OF the law. We are glad
TO learn that the position has
been accepted BY Prof. Eli T.
Tsppan, Of Ohio University, an
eduestor of large experiences,
and 3 scholar Of high reputa.
ton. We feel confident that
he will fl! the office with emi.
nent success.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

A State Temperance Conven.
ton is to be held at Columbus
on the 18th and 14th of this
month. Every Division of the
Sons of Temperance, every
Lodge of Good Templars, every
Temple of Honor, and every
Temperance Society are re-
quested to send at least one
delegate. c-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

PERMANENT success is only
attained by merit. No medi.
cines ever put in the market
have ever obtained the favor
of the public in so great a do
gree as DR.. J. w. sPoland's
White Pine compound, q for
coughs, colds and kidney dis.
eases; and Polapd's Humor
Doctor for scrofula, &c Sold
by G. W. Sisson.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

LOCAL items are somewhat
scarce now. The weather is
bad. Everybody stays in doors
that can. Nobody seems dis.
posed to stir, up q fight fall
over and smash their shins or
do something else that will give
Us q local. @o
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

-----Se3eo-
| MARK COOPER, who, as janitor,
has taken such excellent care
of the rooms of the VI M. @. A, :,
the I. o. Grand the G. A. r.
Of this city, is about to. leave
Chillicothe and move to Gin
cinnati. Mark is extremely
useful, if not ornamental
Ross Go. Register ssrs,,.,s..-
"Unkindest cut Of allln Sir
Fletcher. You should not ex.
pose a man thus. Your early
Christian education should
prompt you to more charity.
The young man is in his gush..
ing youthful prime, and may be
seeking an intimate acquaint.
ance with some young lady,
81. ~ -igt. ~
and find it necessary to make
the impression that he is
both fancy and ornamental, (no
matter about tho usefulness. }
You wooed once, and should
sympathize with those who do
You should be eontented with
your handsome anatomy, and
not poke fun at and expose.
people who are d2not thus
blessed. - a.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

The semi annual convention
Of the GA. R. Of Ohio meets
at Dayton January 18th 1869:
Arrangements have been made
to carry the delegates over
the railroads .atbafffare
ME. .R ". HAYS baker CT
Chiilicothe, was in town yeste.. .
day He is fitting up his Iestah,
lishment with steau! -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

NEW YEAs's day PASSED of
quietly here, rather dull for the
holiday. The weather was wet
and muddy, which gave it a
somewhat dismal aspect.
This day is kept in remem i.
brance throughout the whole
civilized world, and is devoted
generally, to social reunions,
making presents, &c. It tis the
anniversary Of the circumcision
of our Savior Jesus Christ, who
was, according to the Mosaic
law, on the eight day after his
birth, taken into the temple,
and there the rite was per.
termed, and there he received
the title which identified him
as the Amounted Savior. e9A
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07


ONE of the gay and dashing
young men Of Macarthur re.
Gently paid q visit to- Chill
cothe, and while there, stopped
at a private boarding house,
and cams away withuot going
through the usual form Of Civ
ing an equivalen. in value for
his entertainment. The pro.
prietor has since kindly re.
membered him, by sending a
small statement to- Mr.. VIM.
Mark, j. p, on which o small
collection is expected. The
young man feels thatitis heavy,
bat believes he is able to stand
the 'presure" aHonesty is the
best policy.r ''sas a..H !
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

Mr.. PETER KLEIN, our young
friend, who is engaged in the
timing business at Mr.. Rich
mond's establishment by some
unforeseen accident, clipped off
q piece Of his finger with the
large shears, last Tuesday at.
ternoon.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

HEREDITARY badness is sup
posed to be incurable. All
that can be done where it be
gins to show itself, is,to put oa
the evil day by the 'judicious
use Of some stimulating or cool
ing preparation that shall ere.
ate new action in the glands
or folicles, usually called roots,
and thus tighten the hair that
would otherwise become loose
and fall of. Rings Vegetable
Anbrosia has acquired an en-
viable reputation for this pur-
pose generally, but not inva-
riably proving successful.
WE understand that a billiard
tournament is to be held at
Circleville January 18th to de-
eide the question of champion
ship between the counties Of
Ross, Pickaway, Muskingum
and Fairfield. L The exhibition
will be given at the rooms Of
Wolaey and Jones' The prize
is to be a handsomely mounted
cue. Chillicothe will send a
strong delegation. ~1 , 'rf4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07
DIED.

OK the nth OF December. LEILA
.lbzina, laughter OF John aud Buelah
Bay, aged SIX months aud four days.
, 1869-06-11

Southern stAtcs that could not be held there lat
5eH.' The Increased business su1 population Of
the Western Ter.1tnrteB taken much hrSG
amount thaa last Jeal. The opening Of the Pacific
EDad anoEda a1 outlet for 21eenhacia Into eoun-
~ Whc1e they did not circulate al al unp' thA
sp1in2, lu addition 10 ta}s RiealJ increased neid
-od circulation, The Kfa'n crop Of the Northwest
fsss ycar Nas 10 1a1xe that II LETT mnch larSet
Acuouu- thaa usual marketed thta spnn2. Owing
10 Tow prices the movement this sprlng WAS
month sod a half lstev than usual, and our h7nE-
il Tbs CRY ART now Ia the ndat OF their opcSa-
t,ous o1 getting tie cr-1eucS out here To pay Tor
the grain, We have made cArelul
c,u1atc and 1nd that Chicago
bsnte-s .'G7e hsvc brought ont IRON View York
within The last three weaks oesween S 0ea 900 and
*t.too, ,uso oi currency. AL OF this hAs been sent
into the countC wesr Of Us, and much OF Il Eu
noS.come ts1ck. From the6e tacts It rnnst he ao-
parent that, in connection with The active trade
demand far currency, the contraction BY the
Treasury, u continued, viii p:od1ee Eetioaa r.
suits
The demand for MONEY IN the lo:sl market con-
ruues to furrc1se, SevtfN Of the banks report
money e4ay yei, but tother8-paruculany the b7nks
having the largest lines Of Rfain accauuts-Feport
money WORKING closet, and sAy they have 10 s1r-
Plus funds to spare, and aze only accommodating
their regular custoUeIA.
Orders from the country icf currency continue
large, and some Of the banks here, which had not
yet ordertd any currency ont iiom SeH Tork. arc
ordering large amounts today.
Exchange WAS trner to-day, and sold At &c 10
SIC per tl,0oa u.Soolnt between bauks- Al the
ccunte1, bankers are selling At par, and taktng at
lilo TO !, OF for straight bills On New York, and
!, OF OF nuEaIo,
Government honds have felt the effect OF the IN
c.eanng searty OF money IN New IosK only
slightly yet, but art IRON 4 to \ lower on the
whole list than ycstetlar. a gTeat break EaA e1-
peHenceI IN railway stocks again to-day, and soue
OF the leading stocka fell ~ much as 7 per cent
Dea.era' quotations for buyng End se1iins gov
e1nment bonL8, loc1l stocks, gold and silver, tn
the market tnls Afternoon Here n folloNs:
, 1869-06-11
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Where... wiulaa y. Bu..es, and Cells !; Beter, ~
Z s os 6 y 81 Gts g ss & S3 4 osef s IS
s9,s .e e u !; q2as,sa Y 1 J-ss
y ! Se s esty i eessssa: ass!s..d sst:ia ~ Z
Z e az e e: M s Z ae j. "a
@ ! @ S s s .s s3:: : s::ssss
Ff i wiz e istsrr.s liz i ei T. t, she ,ts
e. ct ssser tss % ! e1sss sl husd
snt sa ;,h !. e :. Z =
81 az s. = s
ss, fsss lid 1e1s . e
4 Hs int s5s rs .as, 81 ss s!ss f Z i T. 's 81 s x
Il 4tds n5 ~ = soa ?, En,sa r.. sesa t,..s
10 ,Ss ,ssF 10 eses q lie s.1s th=n % ths
ia ia e & 81: s s 4 e. ST. %
.tkn tgeee.scr II tIw sthst Y psss1 q y sst9s.
- ,: = = ~ =
ssgtz = 5saeu!as e ae 20 Ill., \ s1t'f5 e aa g
Gsessea. = IS no:ss dasr .ae toar = sg
e.is 81 " rsss:anx g och notfe ia ona Il d ses1p.es
sssrs = .aes e =
Y .se Eosssssr :. sasEs r. S I'd ~ s
ard q ne Psee, = sue ~. .tss a!.s P.ESns -
penses i said unss aeaains ali nanny aa7a9esd io<
in.manee. ta1es. .s4cen<nts nr leas q aay tlnd ..
qAlA tn<aeoH - tEo ~ NtE
I'D Interest which should svp<az y sah not to b. IN
raid the time of tc sale. Ard. heEeas tef Af hA4
ben made both IN the rAs<ut n tr principal and t:
of eAeh Of sad nokta tao sata Of tHo hnudfe4
dlsrs psorsL and tn5ezest t.n,.1air{ due
aundd t&R, po1hds ste1Itnk Fouty md Il
tjIef the 6rst a1y nf September l. D. 1Al f.nalur
due md urptn The saia n.tr secoudly AhaEe de-
s1bA; Add Whefs.s aas hGea nsade 70 %
etIe xal holde1s Of easd notrs - scE md disrcss
d the r1r1nises besrtnAtttr desi5ed II eonrlta-ss
With ihs terms Of the ta4d Tru4t Devt:
Now therefore. public notter l. kcrc5r HTen that. b
riue nl the p13 aod suteor!ty u me ssed fn At
By aid Trust DEED l Lames Carer. Trustee Tt g
B. ls Al he b,ar of teo ia, ee x in III: forenoon q
that dAr the roFth doe! q The cou7t Hor*c n th
City OF Chcsxs County Of Geek ana Ss:r Il nllnctA
| exIs%c for eaIA and ri At r1ltftd auction. y
ths hikh-4t biadrr or hidie7t for ea4h. tho ~.
eff.te. sits!e tha etsy ot Cte,so Ceany Of Geek
css4aEy TO sitiy the aid ndshsedne1 and dese5h
H. sa.a trust deet foGowk toxtt ThAt pars al BtoE
ihirtsti1 1871 In ktnxies Addition &c Chicago. and d.
er.iks follows to-wtt: Reknutot On the socth I'm
81 .asd block th yaz ,e enc hnndscd tltf tset wrs
isa fttf thenee bnlth hrndrei and dkaeen t1fa
rE thence es,t st1ty,nve {N feef thence fo9th eWa
nink Aba ias number Isl ID thA-ies Bat1ers q
a.y Sion Of hSek t;} Y tho aatta P.ii ?.
ionsn6 In any wIee spIe1tAirtn& to$etheF With y
right md equ1ty ot tederarttou Of the said tlaz
Butler And Celia T. Buset, their heis Ana as.;kal
tkcrtsu fox the pu1<c nj sAdsfJ fhe snourt tn.
due ~ saia pio1isoy netss .ossthsr rh s.. u.
| rrcv,ded u aid tEust deed JAMES CAKfkR,
J ChicAxp May Il. ta9 Tr-.stek
, 1869-06-11

peat the oath and referred to the Royal Arch de-
l7cl aEt lie obligation
ys'ss "Ds 9oa.5.sand the speaker to s.y
The tpearer derl,ncd 10 AnsEe., bat tepested
TIC EoE's :" Am pcrJnred: Am perlurel !"
a delegate said II the person who spoke dii no,
cpnAst* They AsSed II he raa q Mason.
The gentleman said II made no difference
wne1hef ne WIS I Mason OF not buS wneD t1en
aell.xfatssy branded HIN u q coward he tell
mere! Wns 10 nccuRe1L The speaker ind stated
That he took Maaahfc oath< vniuntAIfjr. and then
slta Ae uia not know what nc wAa about. The
speakef dlo not believe he Thatcher, ever MAS
AnsNus, he had the stain OF perjury on his soul
vi. I.hlier Carpenter {excited}. "wnA1s your
The Speaker. "cassell."
What are your in.tia,s!"
TIE 1peateE: -; X"
IT. Where do you llye7'
Ar. Catseil. "cbscaxp-"
MT Carpenter. !" Afe you Nason.r
would alvaJs ~ 70 oe eood, honest one.
The Chairman said no one had any right to
speak In the convention Who WIS not a member
Thereof, except by leave Of the house.
4 Delegate. The leave has been given
Another Delegate. more We 8dloufu y
Another. "Aoyc the gentleman be allowed 10
speaI."
Which choked hinl on and enabled the Chairman
to call upon some one for prayer, which Was In
dul1ed y. The Doxplogr Was then sung and the
tr:nsd!ctfon pronounced, when the meeting was
The Serert1ts ca3led On the convention 10
hcarken u htIe he Informed them that there were
1=7 delegates present, and he hsl!eSed taey repre-
Ernted 3ot, ooS people After this the delegates
WEEt hDUE in tErir ON u clothes,
, 1869-06-11
{IH.4s3I34


Showing m absolute contraction of The kosAl VOL
ane oI catrerce extant, OF $s,A'Ss s66 moee March
/ But In add.tion to this, the Secretary, By the
lsoet1s Of Temporary contraction oE the sales u
tv millions Of EUld pef xesk. ~ explained aSove,
has been sseadtl. withdrawing currency fn,m cr-
cClat,on. On the 1st Of March the eatTene! ha-
,lee IN tie TrrasEvy was s1e,s oss, and on J1ne
1uwas s1eha,.sa; aud as II hss been steadily
increasing Ut the rate ct tae@ 900 per wceE soce
ii. .slc8 OF two millions OF gold rer week began,
i. certainly cannot BE- less ,han IS Gu At the
p1es ept tire. making contraction b. that ua2aA
u $S1.As7l, which, sided to the S1,tiss5s shse-
lute decrcase ot the currency. naakes totzl 1o1.
traction ri $,aes,sss By the oper1uocs Of the
Treasury since March LIST. Nearly the Whole
Of this contraction has Teen pfodoed
du,ins the las. ri1 or eight weeks,
aud whAt has aided to give Il dooele
e0ecs, Is that On April the currency balance Of
the Tfe4kurE was allowed to zun down TO tassa, ,3o,
but WAS rapidly increased from that time 10 s2o-
ocA 900 Cow, being an ketuAl Withdrawal OF tia,-
oeo 600 Of currency from cscu Asoa In the last ten
reeks1 and Ia connection with the ahso1ute re-
duetton OF the whole volume Of the currency. gtv-
inS us Atl the practical effect Of contraction OF
IS 90, ,eoo. With srch An enormous drain upon
the ma.ket It IS not surprising thai money has H.
ready become stringent In Nc. fork, and II WI
Be more surprising II the 1Iingency does not seon
extcpd 10 err1s financial centre IN The country,
ana Il The contraction u continued wN produce
everywhere else the sane disezcss that nov rEt-
yaI1S In New 9ott- notion enter
t4pei by some thas the object Of the Secfctary
to drupyanxe the gold premium By making money
tight II that ~as b. cbtect,i II has most s'gosny
failed for when se segan to make wctkls saaes Of
gold Its price Fss about IS, and sNtshstaod-
ing, his saies haa never been 10 low as tost slce
! and now atan6s at 1ss. TIE onl! peEoepkahAe
! effect from III the Sec1etar1b operations has been
to psodree sdlngencJ tn the moues market
which. II It is inereascu BY I continuance Of inc
contraction. y h, ha1s ssolpe.e1utIaesa
runSt bt borne IN 1usod that the financial slfnano1
Of the country Is totally differcnt ton What y
WIS 1t this uue lsst year, or what has been usaa
At tbs season (or several years past At
etozpoas aEeEat Qa Currency u Rasozbed n m
, 1869-06-11

WAHs n;ee dcetls conveying city nh suburban
pn,rt. ty wilhll teyen nllcs OF the Court House
III Il fer lecs.rl on Thursday, June 10.
slu'uc, ~. e cor OF neasuusn ST, I, i5x3o
Il :n's t. 80 r; si State ST, z;zis s
Nslien s. II ! ii Q, Avery 81, : i, aixisia ~
s:slts II: ), nc ...e.e..........4..:... 1900
Purple St. and 1c6,s It Of Twentieth St,
Ap1i Il. 1x,:t. ....,.....: 1900
sa11G4.:: n: May = ....... ....,....-.... $500
s.rfW Il: Nh, ....-...............- 500
-!stcn rcaa, cct o. AnE:sfa r. vi, NV,
E:s N hh.k i and ", IN E!srun's Aidt-
ston: uet. Il t>es. 1s,oco
vi, s.I1s4 II: 1Lnt 9........... :. -.... 70
Sul,t Ntr". Il, ~. I, j Q. " abaosta AZ,
VI. 1rxist II: Iuhc 2.-.-..-,..-....,,..- $40
E'stoi, roS'l, Is II OF Arn'ta-r raad, IF.
>'ct1a,l i, t. t. II q N,',ry til. ssxss
n:June .......,...,....-. 700
.sc!' "a st, i ri ., H,oni =. =. lsesles -.
Il, VII improvements: Fesr.'rs e"....- lt.0to
Fourth II, s-s' IT vi Faul,na RI. 81. sixss
Wet nsnison ss ! cor ii Aberdeen 81,
Won Hofs St, E cor Of Oisiey s., f.3;1 ~
1ta II; blnr Observation-Disclosures. 1000
WekI 1nti.anA 81, - II OF Ropcy st, nj,
2sxi0g III Any 9s......-..-...-...-,..- G25
Ret1uc.l It, q cor Of McEenry ~ 81, COZ
3ea II, to rtyer; May Observation-Disclosures, q. 6950
Leastt St OF JAG lson St, ef. '1l4n #. May
West M.usoc st, loo.s II r Of Dcsp!Anesst
al, 1s1:n 3.l0 IT., July u, lSSS........... 500
R~uttn s:, 1ea IT Of afonroe st, Y I. 6o11oo
West Monroe st, ~ s7-1ou It u Despla1nes
II, nj lsl.x .xlas It; Juno 1U.......--... 8, 80
f,rst kf, - II e Of Wood st, n !, 2axlfak r:
f = ot + y OF Lot 4 In v y OF Block II,
She dltid = Addition: June l.-........... 100
NlRlh or EI:Y LIMITS
Fa'mts It, 1877 II 4 Of Laurence Az, I, 2DNx
aaeh n: May 12...: 1,s0Q
T:eet ~. Eli It n OF Wrtghtwood AZ, " I,
scA Al1a It; April G..-...-...,.....,.-... 1,Sss
, sbC1N OF Cltf LIMITS.
vi cd.AEn ~, Y cor OF Oak St e I, 01l64
#: :Jrue el..................,.... l,oot
Lexington ~, = cor Of Grove Ct, CT, s1x
1Ct II; March e9..--.......- ............. &7co(
NEST OF tItT LIXI1H.
BoaElman St, cor Of blanchard AZ, nj
pexl.ff; and BLANCHARD nv, ls9 It - Of
Isoar.nan St, u I, 2ox 12s n; June a..... l.7se
, 1869-06-11
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

THrRsoA1 EvEtx1, Jaac ia
d. SIC 8. 6 ca fs i eea I'd IN ,a T. Il aas II
sold s}eet to r Usual charges fot nnrser. anless osh
Bi;TTEseEs.trrs. ii Gss1 =: shipped, s3,as t..
The hutt.E n,asfet was EsneFsliy cP,ttrd dpH aud
suoss: thoer dsty liz 7sc: fsr 70 teai sab I'D ar.
Is: i fI:ias % saa y ~ - liz. Is.a1sG \ &; y
jass. t.tGs nd % +. y =: $ ut. md ~ r.
HAGG itGITt< rasfket e1Ltated f.ir de.ree of 4o-
rs, H. ts 81 t t1 aa Sd IS iii
cts ere trs sTtAhy 4cnlaadea We ttpeas ~ aA3t.
IeW,.soaa LEVI !. u Ludlow i. ~ F.s rht g.: oi.fo
tte; Grest FalA IL; American l. ~, andrrscosbnt
Eei Cnson T. ae: sunnes. sse; buflar., ste: ">a
6HAES s s.1. Q, . M W. asna a.. -, :. -,
i:'!sS: {:3,s:: w:n Es.s iss 1d7ae'
CO1ErEis m.rkrt ~ without tasiesi.l ehansa
n sSs 5t1 e9s
mines there ii nes prob.hsy be any eontideraole
P.5s Ses
toa alaW: Biosst@rvh fsqo: kre ID 4,,na Ba.r afi,
la; 1SisaS ssssl ssoas&sa a. seso11ss : to sasu;y
f. sts ,1ys as % ~
II aa EEee. xSa t;re. M sh.a+ aa
fGGsi SEne e;a e sstcs 1T t, =,
sis ss.ass 0ui krFs 3cs' Wine % sis a @ 81 .,es9
.ss2 IL; ssir1ss sfes .stsne nss si:,e
EGES-1n fair derl4ud today and plenty A1 11&9l5;sc
INT IT'S AND SrTs-Bsin-s. ruled tatf!y, ae!l.se
IN ths srg.rtnent and 2s:ees were ~t sus.loed 20
di;sa srp,ts ID rssres Sut IL sseef, air much ~
dueed. and q ks~p wtn NJ lemoas ~ ia better
sat. Snei I'd ns .sssiy ' sssss 'e'- ''' 'S'
, 1869-06-11

SHEEF-Thesr VA god Inquiry N W sas q
Taisa Go s IN Fstea. cos9ps7a saa aa1dsaE assa"
, 1869-06-11

Eren to ehsonIele thing wo,4tE Of notice ~
nQFf,s MALT E1IRACri It 70 Just the thing tAs
md bas been proved By a4alysls coqt1!n e1tA1
lnS1rditnta et vegetable oglto. tn which 1t aHestz
heEe and m e3cttn q 4 rftnfdI.