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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
AUCTION SALE OF BOOKS, AUTOGRAPHS, &c


The Messrs Leavitt, Strebeigh a. Go. last
evening held at their auction sale Of the curl
GUS and rare collection OF books autographs, COINS
etc. OF Mr. L. Montgomery Bond OF Philadelphia. The
sale opened brsky and generally good prices were real
lied The catalogue included in the main, outofthe-
way books though there some good and far editions
Of standard authors. They were mostly picked up az
random by the during his usual walks, without
reference TO subjects or To each Other. MANY
OF them are seldom met with, and II not
always Of intrinsic value their Possession as
rarties f. at least selfish satisfaction. The Book OF
Common PRAYER once belonging TO the Prince OF Wales
afterward George ", brought 81 copy Of the Pro
posed Prayer BOOK" historical curiosity - boston
Gazette and Couuby Journal 81 Is The Graphic ana
Historical illustrator 81 80 Bretons Frase Of Vrtious
Ladies' story OF the Telegraph, lOc. Woinans
During the War, 81 rs Bryan's Dictionary VI Taieln
- II The Last Day, Poem 4ec Bur9Oy1e nIsto.y
OF tAe Expedition from Canada, with DOCUMENTARY
or General Armory Of England scotland and Ireland
.i4 BurkeSeecons Of Arms authorized by the La Ws
OF IIeraldry large number OF Catalogues, coliec
ton of curious odds and ends 40 cents each; China
Its Scenery, Architecture, etc, Sl Addresses 10 the
Devil 81, chinese Drawings on rice paper " 70; Ch
nese and English Lexicon rice paper. q; Abraham
Lincoln-spocch in manuscript delivered by
him at Baltimore, in reference to the policy
of the Government in the management OF the
negro After delivering the speech the President eit
the manuscript the table. 1t seized by asoutherh
sympahiZer who il in ribbons and scattered over
the floor The fragments gathered up by loyal
man a. d were presented TO Mr. Bond for signal ser
Evacuation Of Boston, March IT, l76, with suitable
device and inscriptions on diverse and reVerse-the
ONLY medal that was voted Ia Washington by Congress.
These two last are to be sold at future day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
THIRD DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY.

Our returns of the special election for Con-
gresham in the lid District of Kentucky incom-
plete indicate the election of Lewis Democrat
Lowry, Republican, by about 800 majority. Seymour 5
majority Grant in the District about 5000,
showing handsome Republican gain. The Frankfort
Commonwealth says:
Everywhere in the district the Democratic vote was
pOed more fully than the Republican, for while these
up nd cast their ballots The colOred Republicans
pretty fully in the town precincts hut very few OF those
in the country precincts exercised their SURFACES show
ing clearly the lack OF thorough organization. This is
clearly illustrated in few Instances as IN Logan County
in Todd where there about 900 coOred voters only
only 1853 voted and in Warren, where there about
ent writes from Russell County that very Republicans
voter TO the polls who could be so induced
The Democracy of Washington Territory have
nominated for delegate TO Congress J. ID. Mix Of Wala
Wala.
The Hon. T. }. Butler is the Republican can
ddate for delegate Congress, from the Territory OF
Idaho.
The Democracy of West Virginia have called
state Convention 10 al Charleston onhe 9Th day
June next nominate candidates for Governor and
other State officers.
The municipal election in Virginia, Nevada
resulted in the of the entire Republican ticket
Eaves Republican, for Ma, received $40 votes, and
Bird, coored, 295 votes.
The Republicans of the City of OswegO have
nominated for Police Commissioners James \. South
wick and b. Dootte and for Supervisors at Large, W.
\. Rathban and :. NJ Allen.
The name of Mr.. Speaker Blaine having been
somewhat discussed among his numerous friends in
Maine as candidate before the Legislature for L. =.
Senator that gentleman has written letter to TIE Ken
nebcc Journal which the debate on that
question. The following Is the letter:
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April %. 1870.
have received within the past year numerous tenders
Of SUI
our State the position of United States senator.
have neither accepted declined these generous prof
es and have reraned from an correspondence the
subject But il appears TO me quite evident that any
candidacy for the place, even if il should result in my
election would tend produce dcord among those who
have heretofore been friends and might possibly mar
the harmony Of the Republican party III Maine. sin
cerev attached 10 the principles OF that party and de
sirOus far beyond any mere personal adj
vancemeut deem my duty to say thus eav and thus
publicly that my will not be pIee .lCed the next
Legislature as candidate Tor Cnted states Senator
!. G.. BLAINE.
This probably secures the retlN|tlon of Mt Lot y.
Morrill, .-~~
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THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKBrs
HAvRR, Nay 3COttoI cosed Irregular Quotations nominal



ALB,yr NAV 3-Nohns DOING whesi quote Rye luet Cor
OF Nothing Bar
lev. Oats steay with small -ales 10 bfo
3-POar trm ruch snxei Wheat unsetted
at@.c for No. Gram spmnay unchanged Re-
cepts3oo bbs Flour, 1900 bush Wheat shipnep-S0o bblA
Fcnr, $3.50 bush. Wheat.
CLkyEIsD NAV Wheat am and si',need le No Rcd 49,
No Red 81 FL TO- Corn quiet; mixed Dh and New held S
No Yellow Gee Oats dali and NORMALLY urShsEgd. RE quiet
Barey heavy; held al 81 G9c Cor Sats ard Canada
Louis May 3Iob8ocO cte - 70 0I-y Tor Lays % 10
Medium Leaf; t2 5Jd s3 for good manua-ng
dsr Leaf Cotton nominal Flour trn al - e 10 for Pol 81
pefne ~ 81 for Extra - fJa - q TO- nile BT =:
IS 50 for Treble Extra Whsa-Be gre. Of Pal higher 80
grades and higher Choice Mtei W feo" - uJa %
Barley 10 or CbCes Minnesota Rye ms
active; shoulders He Rough siies, c Clear ses
the pre-. the clos Bacon brn shooleA
l2ic csnvssei sugsrcgre Hans .8!c L,r-County Kettle ~
l6tc Cattle - 81 90 Live Hogs steady al :
50 Reeeipt-Four 400 btls Wheat 400 10 h. Corn lfS
bush. Oae q 900 bush. Barley 1900 bnsh. -.
AUGUSTA Ga, NAV 3toit0u quiet With far ceIanIi s-ies ~
bses. receipts 1876 bales; Mifdlings, 20 H24e -.
3-Flour Superfne, ~ S91rt I'M
Extra So Treble Extra, 20. Corn - 20 ~
Enner o867N Bran, = 90 Hay, 80 =. Porn he'd
S3l for Mess Baron frmer AZ l30lic for SLouliers
l1 for Clear RIB and IL. N8ic for Gear Hans, l g2 lAS
unchanged Sags-Prre, HGlltc Mola@errne kel-He "a
WHISKY st o. Coffee srr tui unchanged sterling bs
change i2 New -Yor sht EIaarg p.r cent Prm Coli lth
WILsISGroS N C., MAY 3Sprts Tupeanf way n :. tois
steady 60 for Strained - 50 Tor 80 l. - y for P.s
Window Glass Crude Tnrpenne stag az 81 b- % "A
Tar steady at 81 80 Cotton b. lo~er Low A.d4ADg DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
RASE- BAIL.

MUTUALs vs.. OEIENTALS-A SHORT STORY.
Short, sharp, and decisive, was the senten-
tous description of of the engagenep,s during the
war The same may be used telling at
the character OF tho engagement Of yesterday though it
was peaceful one. The Mutual nine let loose
upon the Orenta and Tor the first lime under the new
dispensation gaN the people opportunity TO witness
their play ing tiue'. Their working proved the cor
RICHNESS ot Tie drilling and dfrectorship, for
from hrst tqlat, they played with seadness and con-
hdcnce hey' before visible in Mutual nine The game
wa, not Without however, but these were few
threesnly-and sngary enough these led to tine max
Ing of the five scored by the Orenta 1t i not an
easy matter to keep organization like the Orientils
down figures like those in the following table and the
nine that can do must lie of extraordinary standing
craled report OF the play is useless for the score In
TINS instance tells the story completely:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
THE MITRDER AT SEA,

The prisoner, Thomas II. Johnson, charged
with the murder Of Edward Beryins, feow-sailor on
board the British bark Morning Light on April %, was
represented by Mr. Charles Spencer and Col Ehardt as
counsel before United States Commissioner Osborn yes
terday forenoon Mr.. Marbery present as counsel
for the British Consul MI Archibald, who demanded the
deverance up to him Of the prisoner, according To the
Extra dton treaty Counsel for the prisoner demanded
an animation and the witnesses were snDpenaed u
appear before the Commissioner this morning at 10
o'clock The witnesses who the crew OF the vessel
were freed from detention by the United States aori-
ties going back to their vessel the captain said their
term OF service had expired end far he was con-
cerned they We're at liberty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
GEORGIA.
PROCEED,

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ATLANTA, Ca, May S-BOth Houses of the
Legislature O'Clock In the Senate. nothing OF
general interest occurred In the House. Mr. Caldwell Of
Troup moved 10 reconsider the action Of yesterday
curing in the Senate resolution Tabled-Yeas IA
Nays, IS. Mr. Price called up the resolution 81 seat
members not elected under Gen. Meades order Laid on
the table. resolution appointing Joint Committee 10
investigate the finances OF the state, recommended by
Gov Bullock, passed. Mr. Price offered Joint reso-
luton, which adopted ordering the state Treasurer
TO pay the warrants drawn by the Governor and
cOuntersigned by the COntrolerGeneral Both Houses
adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
A RECKLESS CONTRACTOR AND THE CoNsE-
OUENCES.

Francis Mcnamara, n contractor for clearing
waste lots WAS arragned at the YOrkville Police Court
before Justice Bixby at the instance Of Officer Maher Of
the Twentysecond Precinct who charged him with over
loading bastbore with powder while at work cleaning
ste LOT az the corner Fiysxhst and Fifth-ave.,
Yesterday afternoon. The explosion shook the whole
block of buildings lately erected between Eftysixt and
Fifvseveutst and shattered In atoms the glass in all
the windows number of the owners of the buildings also
appeared in Court To commence criminal proceedings
against Mcnamara The Judge expressed himself power
anything TO the prisoner but advised the pro-
prietOrs OF the houses bring civil actions against him
Tor damages which they might think their properties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

afterward found. These cries heard the
evening Of the 1ith OF April but Dr. Banks Is certain
that the man must have been dead at least fortnight
before that The body In very advanced state Of
decomposition and he thinks II could not have advanced
so far in single fortnight No clue has yet been OBJ
tanned az To the identity OF the man. He thought by
some to have been former resident Of Engewood, but
this not generally believed-the prevailing opinion
being that he from the northern portion OF the state
and that he murdered by some ~ the numerous
roughs who employed the railroads In the neigh
bOrhoOd.
Yesterday no witnesses OF importance examined
except DR. Banks, and the inquest adjourned for
fortnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
lab, p,oot. y,xH.y,n TboS r. Smith. Pail River.
VET, SDntpeIet Rlual Rectand.
Gsa Z Gesnsr Providence NJ A Plsjlorc, ProTidenoe.
A. d. Aeker, Horvalk

BELOW.
BARK Bessie Harris, Allen, Apnl2, rslrOst iron
SAILED.
steamshps-CImhris for Hsmiurg Btna tr Lveros va
leo Tor savannah ship Thompson Tor San Ff4nce bat
Rrnns fr Dunkrl For del Mar for Cse Thoe Dsi 'of ~
Moric4n for Esha Bars Tor bersoaA bhs'
for 81 JagO; Hyne for S.tiiA River, Ca
WlED-Su.torn, light s., cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroS Ma, 8Arysd bg Novelty, and scbr grs BroNs n0s
Sagui. Below, brig NJ gisls, from Sigma
CHAysTos Nay 1-srived stesm,hps Ch,r'Son from s.~
YORK. Ploon SAILED. Lrg j. ~ trovey iros
Wilmington G. = Clark Phad~lphs aohud t.n5
from Boston; Potter from B'hmo; r. heerg fpm w"
mngton, n G Angis Prenors from Jacksorvlle
SAVANNAH Ga MAY 2-Arriyei chr Benz Gsredes rosNsr
fort Arrived ID Steamships Wyoming ron iblseopa; sn ss
dor from Newfori; sohf Fali SeLe C.d slp Jotn D. b$
kef, for Liverpool
FKaScisco May zAnve ship Wilson from Hong Ken,
Sailed steamship Montana for Panama tps Anne MARI for Lverp"
Aem1on, Tor Corr.
SPOKEN.
I-lOB
FOREIGN PORTS.
MAY 3-The ship Emily Augusta ROtriAm Tor Qse
boz arrived In the Downs. lestnG.
sovLLE May 3-Tbe steamship Caledonia from Se~Yort fss
GlAsgo~, arrived to-day.
DISASTERS
The schr Powell arrived Boston y-sAz
full Of water, having sprunk soak on Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
THE EYGLEwooD MURDER.

The Englewood mystery is still unsolyed, ana
the gloom which was cast the village fortnight
ago continues 10 increase During the past week inc
Protection Committee OF the village has been unreint
ting in their endeavors " bring the unknown murdererS
10 Justice but thcr er,ts and those Of s2ire Miller
have heep unsucce sful and every day makes u mere
EsObabe that o., aft r viii remain my story iho ,
quest was Tcs I'd yesterday, when the ttstim1hy an
Dr. Banks conf .tl,ly upset the theory winch hau ~
formed IN reference 10 the date Of the muld'i on
opening Of the inquest Then several witnesses usto
" hearing cries near tho spot WLero tho BODY Ha0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

WOoD Bros REMOvAL.-By reference to
their advertisement in another column 1t WIZ De seen
that this welRAown and enterprsng hrn noted Tor tne
style and elegance Of their Carriages have removed 10
the ArnoTy of the 22d Regiment on Fourteenthst De
uean II m and Seyenth-ayes The aim of this firm has
been the manufacture of Carriages TO combine styte,
corr fort durdJt, and elegance of hnsh and at the
same Tim. keen their prices within the reach OF all. We
are informed that they expect To occupy thr ne" prem
ises on Broadway in the course or GO or 20 days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
FLEETWOOD PARK TRoTTING COURSE.

Mr.. ID. Tallman, superintendent OF the fleet-
wood Park Trotng Course, won his suit of clothes from
Mr. Bonner on Monday evening, by trotting his horse
Henry round the mile course within three minutes A
portion Of the track not completed until in the
afternoon and consequently could not be considered In
the best condition the time for fair test nevertheless
the first trotted In three minutes ana the second
heat in On. JG with which performances Mr. Bonner
expires ed himself well satisfied About 1000 persons as
seInblcd on the ground TO witness the first trot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

The Police Commissioners yesterday received
q communication from the Brooklyn Police Commission
ers announcing that they had organized and asking for
the names OF police force doing duty in Brooklyn
fun list was furnished The force turned over to the
prooklyn Commissioners consists OF Inspector 10 cap
tans As sergeants, 500 patrolmen, and "A doorman,
Lfu.ra al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
Gperial Notices.

Everybody who sleeps Red should see the
ELASTIC SPONGE
At 52i Broadway, opposite - Seholas Hotel
Third Corps Union.-Tbe Annual Resron OF The Third
Army Corps Union will held the Parker House Bostoa Mas "a
THURSDAY o'clock Arrangements have mps
with leaving Pier No ~ North River foot OF Cham
ben st., New York City on WEDNESDAY, Mly4
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D. Galloway Maryland, weighs 1853; T. G. Wood tstroke

NOW 1OFk, WtIyhb Us.
william Blake, esq, ~ the Harvard crew was refcree
picked crew composed of Messrs Hubbard ". NJ. Wood
t;uertin and Galloway have accepted challenge nom
tho Quaker City Club OF Philadelphia Inc race to come
of ON the 18th Of May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

bonner of The Ledger, not wishing to I'M,
ner the mr. ms valuable horses has had the lead
wafer ppe. removed from his stables and replaced with
Tin Lined Lead Pipe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
Quitting the Business.
EVEN BEFORE THE WAR.

CHINA. GLASS, TABLE CUTLERY. CLOCKS BRoNzBs. GAS
FIXTURES, &c. &c. at pnces beloS an hlg ever lea
EVEN BEFORE THE WAR.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS. l6e pieces ~
COLoRED FRENCH CHINA DINNER sbLSs i"' lets 20. ,.
COIORED and GILT FRENCH CHINA TEA sSAsi % Pec1
SO 81 o..
$40 pairs MATTEL VASES OF half price - ,,, - nrv,yu
BOWLS at half price,
For further information
LOOK AT THE PRICES,
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES IN OUR SHOW WISDowA
w j. f.. DALEY & Co.,
No OBI BR0ADwAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

Frederick Krutiun re9rets ps % anto3see 70 DIS -
his ea neni, - and ~ hast houo,
b confined hs factory the o sa PREM 81
H. MN and elegant VI FURNITURE gotten expressly of ne
Srng uBnmd aud be respectfully sohcs cA iloN IA
sends the pubic IN general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
c.vpprnCP CATTLE 3.PTRT-N,Y 3

Beef CsRecrs 57J head; the demand active an Jr
advanced &c. n .ses Of Extra st j. goo 49, tri qaa
gusHy r II oa y %; third qaahy at
GSi. sheep LaInis-Receps 1883 bead Ilaie nun-
prices wei sustained sales lots al 80 20 eGrS iH W "'~
a XralC .lNes Az SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

chiefly indebted for the meau-r yours Sir will appear
prominent dear Sir witt gratitude for public
fnepd and fellow citizen
BsxsoS LOSING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

John =. Henry College place Y proprietor Of TIE lf 81
Medical Depot ia the fond al as act
established remedial that ministers To tie health ard sps
II tnara man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
N4RRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Pspes
VIZ EvERpsLLs SONS FrLToN-.T DUTCH CHUkcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

Plenty Of water nav al for twenty-five on
week PUMPER which easily aged by aht
domestic hand
No water tar charged theil OGce 80 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

OfWnshing Machines there is nothing to Be compared "iil
DORIS '-Weekly Tribune, Dee. Is, 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

The TRoPHr TOMATO doL 8 doL 81 ng phais. % Al
dssss GEo. L. WAXING j., ogden FarE, Sewpor, K l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
POLITICAL.
COURT OF APPEALS

COURT OF APPEALS.
0T CaIJ Justioe-HENRY X. SELDBN
Charles Mason,
r.. <s,o.;,,. y,,.,,... Charles Andrews,
=" ''' Charles j. FOlger,
Robert :. Hale.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, MAY II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

GALR-ROLSTOy-Ath residence ofe brides parents Elizabeth
j. on Tue-ia, ny the Rev H. henhart Arhur GSs
Of orange County EgsenA oay daughter Of John H. ko
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04

~ VAN MLhoChL'
Late Secretary Of state.
Auburn. April n, 1870.
My Dg,E Mn SPAULDvG You for copy Of your book. 1t
written passion aad makes II entirely clear that
Government adopted
t bat indispensable and elective always wcner tie
RESISTANCE which tie policy elco.teTe With kind regards and esteem
faithfully your Trend, "iLLhH H. Sh"AHD'
IRON CHARLES sCsSER-oS THE FisAscEs. o.,
B0sTOS, August 3, 1852.
M DRAR good service in preparing your book
belonged
financial held
oon opportunity and Sdse The Inst
ol p4reuoA and the seeord Use nos Tor
The OF the oounu..
popoHkneH Of speeH payments
BELIEVE CONE FOK IHis bLkssiS1 anl .n 70
easily Ind excuses for not accepting
n believe me dear very faithfully yours, CAIEs SUMNER
The Hon. L. u SpauliDg.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 9th lnn
name and address. 49,
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MUTUAL
THE NAVAL ACADEMY BOAT RACE.

TnlIrtMf. OAapmal AIIaHu, 0Iu0 INV nv rVl1J W,
tgals aud Unions play at fremont
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FROy p. n STANTON,
Late Secretary Of War, short time before hrs deaf

Ia,sS WI short tim. before hrs dfa1.
WAsHsGToS November g. 1881
nv pyE SIR: render thanks for Of your HIS
ory L.. Tender Act and the Accompanying ho ee 'h'
No on could fully appreciate than did, AID , 90 The vital
importance o the snspcal adopted M W u
duIing On ali oceaons N PtIae ~
pubic assenbsg have euaea'0red 10 90 Me-, us ae' A
10 estimated as estmaed them - l"ol. ~" rt.f d
LDf TIC 'ssd1,d Ba, my ai,shion ~as
be discussed OF TO observe to whose ,sa ana sN
country most indebted hI sAhes 'Lf,ash oIi r{
he interesting points involved With sincere reg ~ a uy o1i
fienl and obeleni servant, ED"S "a S'A''VS'
The Hon q. spauAng
yaox the HOS. ". ". coEooKu,
NJ py,p SIN. Apv thanks for your ii. OH ~h
COW u our Financial Isto Of tie War have onl had um TO
slnc over the II will he valuable and interesting
t LnS ~ i.s.s Of h. Uned sat,s gaI ,ndr ~, grl
,Inf on Success Wilout ne coHh ao haze lo,n o5,c o.
+ ,o IN sro.Tely yoar. W. W. COKcoHAN
< G. Sp.aHlIg ESQ., Buffalo, SevYork.
yao, henson j. LOSING,
THE RiDGE, DoyEK, ~ y, Dee q, 1863
U, = q sP,rtprsa-Mr SIN; | cordially thank YOU for
ns ~ Tie 20 Sa % .ts When
more contributed 10 the salvation Of The
ga Without suddenly and amply created efe e'u4
Thai me~ae no'y-s paradox in the history Of ps'ions-a
sd Loan rh cordial CONSENT Of n, lndusi The srhnE e"
nJ secep, With cheerful scque,cenoe and ever man Of
.n,e the everlasting good shes the @san ~"
fold the evils u bss oeoaoho
N 10 me land has never appeared wv
natns and yereng Of ,s M asIs .s CIV, var and will
ever be regnied precedent Of value TO u. peGp
s , ,Ss , o. .slssS pssaap and the Of
sy only the protest asloIa Al Mia sgistanslJ
NE al s presiene Of ali Constitutions ana a IN
1 - !. sci, said that Union Is older than We ~
o'n " Of tie Constitution 70 sA'o ~
~ iIo.ol1c LoIAn and statesman OF ahohI VI r1
u1osore By the SMOKE Of oonls which preserve
Paper soI'l A H. cn the bessbg Of free Institutions an
sa. o.. amt. VI statesmen sbose sss'- sAa ea'V ~ 'A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-11
SheriR,s saIe.

The Deposit Banking n pursuance OF
Company, of Della Il the commands of
ware, Ohio, an order of sale is
Is. sued from the Court
Sidney Miller, ct al. Of Common Pleas OF
Delaware county, Ohio, and to me directed,
shall offer for sale, at public vendue, from
the door of the Court House, in the town OF
Delaware, on
Saturday, November &c, A. d. 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate:
Situated in the County of Delaware, in the
State of Ohio, and in Harlem Township in
Section B, Township 3, Range 10. United
States Military land, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at point on the center of
the New Albany road, where the south line
of Benjamin M. Fairchild's home farm (as
owned In May 5, 1861 crosses said road
hence West with the said line 1862 poles
Lnenee South 81 poles and I9 links to the
ssqIah 81 invest corner of the home farm OF
Sl1 S2l1e111nan fairchtld, lately deceased; thence
@ 1.ast 1e3 poles; thence Northerly along the
esuter line OF said road 81 poles and 20 links
70 the place of beginning.
WILLIAM BROWN,
oct4o-9WpAas Sheriff.