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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-21

A WOMAN In Buffalo, N. Y, spoiled, her
husbands necktio by hanging herself with
II. Her name was String-uns.
THERE Is to DO another Cuban fair In New
York, and II Is 10 be conducted entirely by
Cuban ladies. ..I.
THE taxable property Of San Francisco
amounts to s100, O00, 900, and pays nearly
half Of the State tax.
IpoLArRr Is reported TO DO on the wane In
India, the people In the southern provinces
having discarded the sacred monkeys.
BIZ order Of the bishop, Roman Catholic
parents are Withdrawing their children from
the public schools in Plttsbufg, Pa.
TIE 8rst shipment Of freight from Provl-
dencc,, X. l., direct TO San Francisco, over.
land, was made last Saturday. .s#
The damage by the recent tornado In
Washington county, Me-, Is now estimated
as high as 100000.
DURING the week ending October II, over
1,100 passengers arrived In California by the
Central Pacific railroad.
THE life OF the Empress Eugenic has been
insured for s350,000 for the benefit OF the
Prince Imperial.
EIeHr HUNDRED men are now engaged on
the site Of the new post Office In New York,
and the foundation walls Of the building are
nearly completed.
KANSAS CIrr, NO., claims to have pop.
ulatiou Of 80 900, and has but 1900 regis
tered voters, fraction Of little over ono In
| every 20. af
THEY have a new way Of making morning
calls at Kansas City. The driver stops In
front Of a house, knocks, and II there Is no
response, hurls brick through the window.
The Methodist Sabbath schools In the
Boston district are In a fourlshipg condi-
ton. They have 50 schools, 1900 teachers,
and over 10000 pupils.
THE MISNEAPoLIs Tribune notices that
an advance OF freights 10 tho West followed
| Immediately Upon the election of tho Fisk-
Gould ticket by the stockholders Of Erie on
the 18th.
ALLEN and Coync, two we'll known "pugs,"
are training ut the Buckeye house In Cincin.
natl, the former to fight McCoole on the 10th
Of November, and the lstter TO Hght Roar
don on the 24th. ~
| MRS. E. A. STEVENS, Of Hoboken, has
donated the handsome sum of csc, 900 to
Princeton College to endow that institution
with mathematical professorship. Another
unknown donor has contributed the same
amount.
THE stetsons, Of the Asst or House, New
York, arc about to erect large hotel on
Fifth avenue, opposite the southeastern
entrance OF the Central Park, and Mr..
Paran Stevens contemplates a monster hotel
somewhere on Murray Hill, near Fifth
avenue.
SAID a male advocate Of womau's rights,
"When am In q crowded car and n lady
comes In, think 1t is the duty Of some other
man TO get up aud give her his scat. look
around the car to see II any man In the
| crowd looks like making q move In that d.
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THE ECuMESICAL COUNCIL, about to sit
next December, will consider the doctrines
set forth in the Syllabus attached to the
pastoral letter written by Pope Plus TX. In
1864. The Syllabus, divided under appro-
pirate general heads, contains eighty speci-
locations of religious errors prevailing at the
present Cay, and has been the subject OF
severe comments. 1t Is, therefore, a matter
OF interest to learn what view3 In reference
to these points Of religion are entertained by
prominent members of the Catholic church,
and as the latest foreign mails bring ac-
counts Of discourse on the Syllabus, In
London, on October Sd, by Archbishop Man
ing, one of the most learned and most distin.
guished Catholic prelates, We give a brief
abstract of the sermon. Archbishop Man.
ming says that II the Pope had confined him
self In the Syllabus simply to intoxicating the
necessity Of faith and morality In the ordinary
personal sense Of the word, very little would
have been heard In opposition, but because
he had pointed out and condemned all those
errors In political philosophy, which were
based upon an erroneous system of morals,
the world had been In uproar. The "modern
civilization" condemned by the Pope meant,
said DR.. Manning, a state of political society
founded upon divorce, secular education,
Infinite divisions and contradictions In mat
tiers OF religion, and the absolute renuncia,
tion OF the supreme authority OF the Chris
tlan church. The intention OF the Syllabus,
he tsald further,wNs to invite those who have
wandered from Christian civilization to
modern civilization to return to Christian
marriage, Christian education, Christian
unity OF faith and worship, and Christian
submission 10 Him who Is pastor ofpastors.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

RIEuLE & Bso, u Philadelphia, the pro-
prietors of tle philadelphia Scale Works."
are making firss class scales. They are the
most extensive manufacturers In that city,
and the oug scale factory using steam
power and having every facility. They are
the sole possessors Of all the patents aud
patterns Of 4. b. Davis d Co., Abbott Il Co.
and Bank, Denmore 4 Co., whose makes Of
scales an widely and fayorably known.
Their o1kAe beam coal scale Is great favor
lie. hpairs done we'll and quickly, and all
BURT's FALL Doors FOR LADIEs.-Burt's
new styles In great profusion at Gartrells
extensive establishment, $40 Seventh street,
corner Of l street.
Born ALLoPATHIC AND HOMEOPATHIC
physicians agree In opinion that Hotf's Malt
Extract Is highly serviceable not only as an
article Of diet for convalescent patients, or
In the case Of patients with enfecbled vital
powers, but likewise for diseases OF the
throat, chest, lungs and stomach, for Catarrh
In all Its different stages, or colds and hoarse.
ness, and for consumption In Its different
stages. Sold by all Druggists and Grocers.
coll
FoR THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
goods go to the Original Franc, 49i Seventh
street, bet. d and Z. No Branch Store. l
"BURT's Shoes" Burt's beautiful fitting
boots for ladies, any style or width you
want. An immense new stock Just received
at Gartrcll's, $40 Seventh street, corner of
street. N
SELP-ADvERTIsED.-P VltalIa or
Salvation for the hair carries with 1t Its own
best advertisement. As the light shines
through the bottle You see that the liquid Is
clear as the azure of heaven. You smell 1t
and find the odor agreeable. You apply 1t
and 1t changes gray hair to any natural
shade without solllng the scalp or producing
headache. Nothing can be more harm
less. coll
Coon Socks for winter, 8, 10, 10, 25 cents,
at the Original Franc, 49i Seventh street,
between d and E. No Branch Store.
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A reasonable degree of activity has bean
the rule In the market for most descrIptions
of domestlc fabrIcs durIn1 tbe wcst, a 10,
cline in priccs having Indncod Iorga mn.
cbases in some cases. and Tho latsness N tho
season causing others 10 stock mn. Leaf an
advance shonid takc nIacs or the assor,,
ment of desirable goods in LEADING males
should be exhausted.
In upbIcocbnd sh,rti,o. and .,oo,,,,
tbcre bas heen an rrs.s,,.t s,o,,1,S ~, 4
nricca have bsep ;rregnier, hut q aan1',a ~
a half cent to a cont ! varJ has hoon as,ab
iisheJ '"'" nun wv" ''N"'
Tn h,eocbed sh,r,,,,. md shoo,,, ,,,...
have becn soma In rge sais. ~ ,hn s,oadin ' =
makes which 90 Sro,tr ,vo,, aio.naS ~,
Sror, d., hands' ~, ,.,in 'us
other descrintions Of biaaohaS aonJ. va
been on a mnJerato scaie A"N
Go,tn, ari,is III, ,.oS..,,, a.. ,
r,aras =, &C., s.ian.. H., ~ " .u MA, sa,y
Inc in other arodes o1' '"''' IN '''''' uo'
Canton sa5neIs ors a,r and nr,c.. ara No,
Arm '' ""1 p''S'' "'' NV
Gorso, ,..,s .o Il, ,,i, ,.s =, .,,.
nr,ces mnsrna, saiis a, ~ aan, ~ a,e1uy
pania a, ~ ''''' u II '0"'' anu In
Ro,iad iooo,o,s o,,-,o, .,,o., .u
r,aSnro,.ia Iii - ~, s, SUI ',es seil
asst. hnt ,hs,a ~ ,n., ,i,,I,' s.,, ns'
rior Qualities '''' ''''' ''"s !" '"'o'
prtnts bay. No, haas, T., anal, .,,, \.
mond as might reasonah,y hasa h.an 1911
na,aa ., ,his $500 na,o oeeh nnsiei.
half a cent n xard which has neon.os,aS ~
iIshcd. A tnr,bcr deciino Ia iooroS Sor
sprague,s fancies ore bsId bv aocnts at "a
cents, for dart fail .tonies IA Cans ~ ~
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Anairs;tn Prince George County, Nd
The Marlboro Gazette Of yesterday has the
following;
The BODY Of WIN. Strickland, fisherman,
who was drowned near Mount Calvert about
two weeks since, was found on Monday eve
ming, near Humphreys landing.
THE CmcUIT COURT is still In session.
His Honor Judge Brent appeared on the
bench on Monday. The Court Of Appeals
being In session at Annapolis, he can only
remain here few days. This eminent jurisi
and excellent gentleman is always heartily
welcomed by our citizens.
A NUMBER Of cases Of petit larceny are
being disposed Of. To-day the case of Jas.
Flint, for assault and battery with intent to
kill John Jones, will be taken up. The same
person has been indicted for shooting with
Intent to kill VIM. H. Hance.
THE injunction case of John J. Lacy vs..
Baltimore and Potomac railroad was taken
up on yesterday. Objections to the confirm
alton of the award Of the jury were filed
by Lacy, Ond also by the company. d.
Clarke, esq, for the road, and Henry Ais.
quith, esq, for Lacy. The arguments will
be continued to-day.
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TINTED STATES PATENT orPIoE,

~ WAsHIsdroE, D, O., october 4, 1850,
On the petition ofBHsyAAISF, AVERY, Of Louis
VIE, Kentucky. praying for tho extension Of q
patent hnl-d TO him on The Sth day Of January,
ls5G. for m Improvement In Plpws:
II IL ordered that the testimony In this case be
closed On the III day OF December next; that the
tune 'nr hiing Arguments aud the ExamineT's re-
part he limiu d IL the IS day Of December next,
sid that ~ petition b. heard on the 2Oth day Oh
~, InDer LgAI. ANY person may oppose this eI-
tension. SAMUEL 0. FISHER
Oelll 'MSW Commissioner Of Patents,
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oc0.w
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

I NTTbD bThTEh FATENT UFFIWF,
~ WARRINGTON, October 8, 1862.
On the petition Of HIRAM b. MusGRoyR, Of Gin :
cinnati Ohio, praying for the extension OF pa
granted TO him on the Eth day OF January 1875 for
an imprOy ement In Gas Cooking Stoves;
II 10 ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 9TH day Of December uexI, hat the
time for ding the Arguments and tho Examiner ,
report be limited 70 the 18th day OF npCrmbtr ~ vi
aud that said petition DO hoaId IN the 9OIh day Il
December next
Any person may oppose thi. extension.
|. -, SAMUEL u. FISHER,
ootl9.W& Commissioner Of Patents.
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SALE OF LOTS IN RossLYN.-J. J. Bogue,
lots In Rosslyn, Va; Lot |, square 2, to
William Moran, $500; lots 8, o and 7, square
0, to Moses Wilson, $275 each; lot 5, square
0, to William Wise, $270; lots and 8, square
8, to II. Walker, $275; lots and 0, square 5,
to NJ. McComb, $3.50. All cash sales.
AsuoRE.-The steamship Louisa Moore,
which left here for New York, Tuesday eve
ming, heavily laden with freight, mistook the
channel In the dark, and got stuck In the
mud, about halfway between here and the
Long Bridge. She was still there at noon
yesterday, but was expected TO proceed on
her way before night.
MERCHANTS ExcuASGE,-Elght hundred
bushels prime red wheat were offered on
Change yesterday morning, with sales Of
500 bushels at $3.50 per bushel.
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TWENTY PER CENT. The clerks In the
Departments have long been working for the
twenty per cent. increase OF their salaries,
which they ought to have, but until Congress
acts on the subject we would suggest that
they will save twenty per cent. by buying
their clothing at the OAK HALL CLoTnIs6
AND MERCHANT TAILORING EMPORIUM, AT
NO. 400 SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE
Posr OFFICE. This establishment Is at
present supplied with very choice stock of
domestic English and French Cloths, Cassl-
meres, Cheviot, Melton, Tricot, Grapes,
Castor Beaver, Fancy Vestings, &c. Go at
once and save twenty per cent.
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The WESLEY CHAPEL MIssIoS.-The class
leaders Of the Wesley chapel mission for the
last day or two have held consultations as to
what course should be pursued by them In
reference TO the recent differences between
them and their pastor, and 1t Is now under
stood that they have concluded to continue
their membership and conduct their classes
as usual. 1t 10 said that some OF the disaf-
fected ones will not sit under the preaching
Of Rev. Mr.. Henning. 1t Is hoped that this
will not continue long, and that the minister
and members will again work together In
harmony.
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THE COURTS.


Irv,,,n o..
u sSrasnh ' 1.,"h,s " % isaoD ,ss
,ueus"oB, ou'oo nraiisr, -. ms.
joshua Barren, &C., aPpensn', W. Inc
propeller Mohawk, IN" cause was Orally
asuco " MI. ?. w. um.'' p auu su oansNsi
On p.,n'ed aIgumen' ny WI. . mIe, ~ oouu ,sa
n .uc appenAn'' snu suDuNyu ya ,ne
pnsvc argument Oh Mr. peeA"'" ior ''o
IA ,.Ny
oT.e NV S ~ y. pu' " u W ' I'm.
~. III. on uo.lon Y, MT .. ie',
,a,s "% VI error was aism'sseu unue' 'nc
io,n rus,
c Nv. .V' hs Deaawaro ana huuson Sanai
. .s,snpa' p1' Ta IN error, vs.. inc rem,
.Si' Hoa, Svnpay Inc 1rsunent ~
so,s .ss'e va ~ Mas oy MI Nasn, OF
,,nnaS NJ ss, ~ e.,of, ana CON
s sn WI: W oou'"uayo ior tne de-
ienuant IN error. al -,
d.,
ORPHANS CouhT-.ndgs Fhreeu.-Thls
court held sPecial session Yesterday, and
gave Judgment In the bernard tiVcrncy case,
when mas oeen unuer argument ior some
days oy Messrs. Uonneily, j. H. johnson,
hine and W. =. Miller.
Inc testator bequeathed legacles TO his
niece And three nephews, children OF his
sister, Ellen Brady" h appeared In EVIL
denee That ms sister Ellen never had any
ehiidrcn, but That his sister, Hose Brady, had
often expressed an intention 10 leave por-
tion Of his estate.
Judge Purcell, 10 learned opinion, held
that the evident Intention Of the testator,
gathered from all the circumstances, gov
erned the construction Of the will. In sup
port Of this, he quoted as authorities. Red
field, staukle, Maddox Chanccry, Jarman
on Wills, Leigh, 1 vesey Chancery Re-
ports, 4 johnson Chancery Reports, 1 Kent's
Commentaries. Ho then gave Judgment, as
| follows
This cause coming on 10 tc heatd on the
petition OF Hugh Brady, Ellen Devine ct al,
and the answer Of tho executor under the
| will and the deposjtion taken In this eau "a.
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" wAsHIsuroN, ID. u. Oct II, lSjD.
On the petition Of WILLIAM .. BOOTH, OF New
BTitaIu, Conn, RdministraiOT Of the estate VI II.
patent granted to the said II, NJ. Clark, on the 18th
day OF January, 1885, for an improve ment In Ma
chimes for Heading Bolts:
II Is ordered that the testimony 10 the case be
closed on the 18Th day Of DscomLaT next, that the
tima for alag arguments aud the Examln er's re-
port be limited to tho 9Th day VI December next
aud that SAID potitan be hearI on the 20th day Of
December next
Any person may oppose this extension.
- SAMUEL +. PlSHER,
ocD'WN CnminiSsionsT Of Patents.
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~ WAsBIsdros, d. G. , October 10, 1850
On the patition OF EDWARD HEDLBY, of fhila-
dsipsis, pena,ylyHni1, praying dor The sxtssMsi9n
% patent granted to him GU the 10th Gay OF may
1850, for an Improvement In shinsle haehinei
10 y ordered that the testimony In the etse Nc
closed on the 10Th day OF Apr neNti that tue time
for Alag arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 10 the 9Th day Of April next; and that
said petition be heard gu the I'd day OF May next.
Any person may Oppose this sxtepson
SAMUEL 4, FISHER,
ou1O.WM Csmm IskiOueT " Patents
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RIVER NEWLY no following are the ar
rivals At and departures from our wharves:
Arrived-schooners Advocate, with lum-
Der for A. B. Fugit; Founder, wood for the
Washington and Georgetown Ice Company;
Sarah Jane, wood for John b. Lord; Flight,
coal for 8. q. Magruder. Several oyster and
vegetable sloops arrived at Riley's wharf
with produce and oysters for tho principal
| dealers.
| sailed-schooners Forward, for Havre-de
Gracei Mary Augusta, Eastern Shore; Way
marth, Alexandria; L. B. Wing, George
town; D. l.. Page, Oregon and Nelly stabler
down the river, all light.
The steamer Arrow made her usual trip Il
Mount Vernon, and, as usual, carried goo
number Of passengers.
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Attorneys, Agents. Etc.
ROSS FERRY,

X.
ATTORNEY AND CoussgLLoR-AT-LAw,
Washing ton, d. @.
fS- Once, No . -Four And.A. half street. Resi-
denos No. 4i3 street. octi -4teoif
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l. Gs 5SItsbfHS' Ills vii DAY AZ OF 'dGfo:;
Annie Q. Jones, by John
y. Ennis, next friend,
No. 1876 Equity DOck0tA.
Frank W. Jones and
Ann h. Grove
sou, hts attorney 1t IL ordered that tho defendants.
Frank W, Jones aud Ann L. Grove. cause their
appearance to he entered herein on or before tho
nIst rue day occurring forty days after this daei
case Of default.
True copy-TeEt; h OLIN.
J. MEl0S, Clerk. OoG.W6w
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RICHA RID II NRINGTON
Counsellor.at-Lnw,

Has removed his odee to No. II Pour.Aad "a hal
street. between "G' apd Louisi tua avenue.
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FIRE YEsTrRDAr.-The alarm of fire.
about o'clock, struck FROM boz AZ.
(Twelfth and streets,) was caused by The
burning OF rubbish In the third story OF MI.
N. IL. Rldenour's residence, on Fourteen tn
treet, between ! and X. Damage slight.
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The many thousands cured at this Institution
githin The last eighteen years. and the nTmeTouS
witnessed by tie reporters Of the ''sun, and
many other papers,, notices Of which appeared
fAgain and again before the public, besides his
standing as gentleman Of character and responHi.
bllitys J., Snf eient Sgarn ntee e the sfiletes'
Persons writing .hould be particular In direct
ing their lettcTs 70 biz ~ the following
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
ies-ly Baltimore. Maryland.
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KNIGHTS OF PrrHIAs-GRASD VISTA
TIoss-Grand Chancellor Thompson, OF the
Order OF Knights OF Pythias, has made the
following roster Of visitations by the Grand
Lodge to the subordinate lodges Of this jurls-
diction: Franklin Lodge, No. 3, November
i Hermione, No. 10, November .; Decatur,
No. Q, November 81 Webster, No. Z, Novcm.
Der 4; syracusians, No. 10, November s.;
Friendship, No. 8, November 8; Damon, No.
Is, November 0; Mt. Vernon, No. s, Novem-
Der l0i Liberty, No. 0, November 12; Ca
lanthe, No. II, November 10; Excelsior, No.
IA, November IT.
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COMPLETE STOCK OF the latest styles Of
Doots, shoes and CATERS for ladies and gem
tlemen, youths, misses and children at the
congratulated and well-known shoe store
Of t. b. Gartrell, No. $40 Seventh street,
corner Of street.
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To DISPOSE OF FURNITURE parties dc.
elining housekeeping should address ii.
Levy, 2S5 Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF
Tenth street, who will purchase at private
sale.
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VALUABLE REAL Estate FOR sALI.-We
call the attention Of those wishing a fin.
residence TO the auction sale, advertised nv
Fitch y Fox, Of a handsome property on +
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
the sale 10 take place at 4:30 this afternoon,
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Ton BowIH ARREsTED.-Thomas was
hauled up son the war path" yesterday eve
ing by one OF the Seventh precinct officers,
on a warrant Issued by Justice Chase, upon
the oath OF John II. Crane, who charges
him with having committed an assault and
battery upon him on Tuesday, 10th instant.
Tom was locked up during last night In the
seventh precinct station, and will have a
hearing this morning.
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McPuERsoS Posr No. 8, G. A. r., meets
at 7 o'clock this evening.
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READ the list Of prices at which Messrs.
Gleason S Glenn propose to furnish coal
|, and wood.
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FINE WHITE SHIRTS, 75c., 81, $50, a.,
$3.50, at the Original Franc, 49i Seventh
street, between d and Z. No Branch Store.
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Coon Socks for winter, 8, 10, 10, 25 cents,
at the Original Franc, 49i Seventh street,
between ID and Z. No Branch Store.
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REV; DR.. HALL's COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
Two miles from Benning's bridge, Is offered
LOT rent or for sale by Messrs. Fitch Il Fox.
he opportunity Is rare one, and parties
desiring such place should apply al once.
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INTERESTING TRoT IN PROSPECT. - Ar
rangements are being made by certain lovers
sible, about the 25th instant, the attendance
OF the renowned trotters, American Girl and
Goldsmith Maid, for an appearance on the
National course. An effort was made Ia
obtain visit from the famous mare, Lady
Thorn, but owing to her many engagements
II failed. The two trotters named above are
among the fastest In the country, and il they
can be brought here no doubt large crowd
will be gathered TO witness their trial Of
speed.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed Adminis'ra-
,or of the estate of William Kennedy, decd.
1uI6w3. RICHARD GRRBNBANK.
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Sheriff Sale.
Court of Common Pleas of Noble County.
Lewis Groves, plaintiff,

Court of Common Pleas of Noble County.
Lewis Groves, plaintiff,
VS.. Civil Action.
Norris Danford and dn partition
others, defendants.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued by the
ID court of common pleas of Noble county,
Ohio, in the above entitled action, and to me
directed, will offer for sale. at public auc-
tion,u upon the premises, by tracts, as appraised
by the commissioners in said action appointed
by the court, on
Tuesday, September 81, 4. d. 1869,
at 10 o'clock, forenoon,
the following lands and teusments OF which
the late Michael Danford died seizs1 situate
in the count of Monroe in the state OF
Ohio. that is to say:
r. 9Th tract-The west half of the northwest
quarter of section twenty-three 1881 in town
ship seven of LII range seven III Appraised
at $500.
eth tract-The southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section twenty-three
I231 in township seven III of range seven
III Appraised at Sl,600.
eth tract-The northwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter of section twenty-three
1881 in township seven III of range seven
III Appraised at ,6G0.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the purchase
money in hand; one-third in one year, and
ore-third in two years from day of sale; the
deferred payments to besr interest and to
be secured by mortgage on premises sold.
N. B-The other lands of which said de-
eedent died seized, situate in Noble county,
will be sold by me, on the premises, on Mon
day, September 20, 1869, sale commencing
at 10 O'Clock. forenoon.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
August, A. D. 1869.
". H. SUMMERS,
Sheriff of Noble county, Ohio.