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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
c SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Ohio, Vinton County.
B. L. Smith & Co. plaintiffs,
against
Warner Bingham and others, Defendants.
In VintOn County Court of Common Pleas. Or
der of Sale, In Partition.
Pursuant to the command Of an order OF sale
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Vim.
ton county and to me directed as Sheriff ofsaid
county, | Will offer for sale at the doorot the
county, Ohio, on
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of October,
A. D. 1870,
at the hour Of 1 O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, the
following described lands and tenements, situ-
ate IN the county of Vinton, and state Of Ohio,
tO-wit.
The Southwest Quarter of the South east
Quarter Of Section Six l6l The North half OF
the Northwest Quarter of Section Seven H. ]
The East-half ofth South east Quarter of Sec
tion Seven a. The Southwest Quarter of the
South. east Quarter of Section Seven r, 7,l-all in
township Number Ten [lOl and Range Num-
Der Eighteen [19l
TO be sold in certain proceedings in Partition
wherein b. II. Smith IL Co. are Petitioners, and
Warner Bingham and Others are Defendants.
Appraised a. follows;
The South west Quarter of the South least
Quarter of Section Six (6,l at 81 per acre.
The N0rth-half of the Northwest Quarter of
Section Seven ~ at $3.50 per acre.
The East half of the Southeast Quarter of
Section Seven a. at $3.50 per acre.
The Southwest Quarter Of the South east
Quarter of Section Seven a. at 50 per acre.
And each of the above described tracts Of
land must bring two-thlrds of the appraised val
ne thereof
TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash in hand, one
third IN one year, and one-third in two years
from the day of sale-deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises, and to
bear interest at o per cent, from day Of sale.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

Prints, Delaines, Alpacas, Meri-
nos, Irish Poplins, Twilled Poplins,
Plaid Poplins, and all kinds of Dress
Goods in great Variety, at Martins |!
"Corner Store"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
|'|i|I||EIllIIFEkliIIIJ71

A NEW BOOK of the greatest interest and impsr-
tance. Written from high moral and physiological
standpoint, by an eminent physician and medical
professor il shows how Satan Is working out his sub
tie and dangerous designs through our most sacred
domestic and social relations. Pure-minded, but out
sloken and aggressive, the author handles the dele
to subjects Of without gloves, but in such a
nner as not to minister to 4 purien curiosity. The
Physical Regeneration Of the Race, Is a subject
enlisting the interest and sympathy Of all true
anthropiss and this book, II Is believed, will con-
uteto tina end just In proportion as T. has read
circular sent free, containing full descrlpt.
and synopsis Of the work with liberal extracts.
+. VENT, Publisher,
3S West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

Population of Washington,
Fayettc county, 2,O65.
The first velvet factory in
the United States has been
started by a French colony at
Franklin, Kansas.
The largest farm in England
consists of 5000 acres. The
live stock kept on this farm is
valued at $64, 800.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
Estate of James Paul,

T,HF undersigned has be6n duly appointe
IL and qualified as sAdmlnstratorofthe estat %
OF James Paul. late Of Vinton county Ohio,
deceased. JOHN PAUL.
september oS, ls703t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

The local editor of the Ohio
Statesman - Maj. LETFINowELL -
puts down tho Jackson Standard as
q Sunday School paper. Pshaw!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Laurel Furnace, near Ironton,
was burned last week. Loss,
Sl5,C0o.
Butler county has a popula.
ton Of 39,9l9, an increase in
ten years Of 5,918.
Zochariah Jeans, of Spring
field township, Ross county,
died last week, aged ninety
seven years.
Senator Morton, of Indiana,
has hecn appointed as Minister
to England, in place Of M. Mot
ley, recalled.
The shipments from London;
during September, were 523
head Of cattle, $50 head of
sheep, and 10 head Of horses.
Fourteen steamboats,, with
an aggregate capacity Of 1O,-
goo tons, are engaged in the
Lake Superior carrying trade.
Jacob Vallery, ex.Sheriff of
Pike county, is the Democrat.
ic and Labor Reform candi-
date for State Treasurer of
Nebraska.
The rite of confirmation was
administered by Bishop Ros-
ecrans to some sixty persons;
on Sunday, September rs, at
St. Mary's Catholic Church,
Lancaster.
An unusual number . of
deaths, many of them of very
sudden character-several of
congestive chills have occurred
at Chillicothe in the past two
weeks.
Week tefore last, Mr.. Chat
fin, of Marion township, Fay.
cite county, had three hundred
acres Of grass land burned
over. 1t is supposed the fire
originated from a gun wad.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rowe, wife,
of General James Rowe, of
Chillicothe, died suddenly on,
the 20th ult., of heart disease.
She had been walking about
the house a few moments be-
fore, apparently well.
The building on the old In
frmary farm in Fayette county,
now owned by Col. A.C. John
son, was burned down, on the
24th ult. About two hundred
bushels of wheat were consum-
ed. Loss, $4,000.
On the 23d ult. Mrs. Kram-
or, aged seventy,fve years, of
West RushvilIe, Fairfield
county, was burned so severely
by her clothes taking fire from
the stove, while at work in the
kitchen, that she died in a few
hours.
David Huber, of Fairfield
county, recently bought of the
Clinton County Importing
Company three fine thorough
bred cattle-a COW, Favorite
Sd, 8 years old; a heifer, En-
ma 'th, and Doubloon, an
eight months old bull calf.
The wife of Sheriff Garis, of
Fayette county, died at Wash.
ington, G. H., on Thursday of
last week, after taking chloro-
form, administered by an at
tending physician, for the pur-
pose Of extracting q decayed
and aching tooth.
Warren county has a total
population of 26,706. voters,
6,571, Of which 247 are col.
lored. The chief towns in the
county have the following pop
ufations: Lebanon, 2,774; in
crease in ten years 255; Frank
lin, 1,1S0; Waynesville, 745;
Morrow, 708.
The health authorities of
New York are sanguine that
the yellow fever will notspread,
owing to the prompt measures
that have been taken to guard
against such q misfortune, but it
is rumored that fresh cases have
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

State Of Ohio, TintOn County.
b. f. Smith & Co., plaintiffs,
against
Mary i. Brown & Others, Defendants.
In VntOn County Court OF Common Pleas Or
der of Sale. In Partition
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
in the above cause, issued from the Court of
Common Pleas, of Vinton county, Ohio.and to
me directed as Sheriff of said county, ! will of
fer at public sale,at the doorofthe Court House,
in thctown of Macarthur, in said Vinton coun-
ty, ON
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
Tuesday, the 18th Bay of October,
A. D. 1870,

at the hour of2 O'Clock P. NJ of said day, the
following described lands and tenements, to-
wit:
The South half of the North west Quarter of
Section Number Thirty-one (31,) Township
Number Nine (9) and Range Number Eighteen
QS0 Also, the NOrth-eas Quarter of the North
west and the North west Quarter of the North
east Quarter Of Section, Township, and Range
aforesaid; Also, the South east Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section Number Thirty
six (3O,) Township Number Nine (9) and Range
Number Nineteen (l90 Also, the North west
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and the
Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
of Section Number Thirtv(3O Township Mum.
berNine (9) and Range Number Eighteen (lS,)
save and except the Northeast Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter of Section Number Thirty
one(3l) Township Number Nine o. and Range
Number Eighteen u.s. containing Two Humid
red and Forty GAO acres, lying and being in
NintOn county, Ohio.
Taken ms the property of George Dickinson
to satisfy n Judgment rendered against him in
favor of Samuel DanfON.
Appraised ut Two Thousand. Seven Hundred
and Thirty.three Dollars 2,133 20 and must
bring twO.thirds Ofthat sum
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand.
DANIEL BNOTTI,
Sheriff Yinton County.
II G. Jones, Atty for Prh.
Sc DtcmhPr IA lS70-5Wi5H
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
SOM ETAIING NEW ;!

Those "French Calicoes" at MAR
TINS Superior in style, finish and
quality.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

RAGS.-Save your Rags and
bring them to this office and receive
cash for them.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

WE have a fine lot of Books and
Pictures for sale.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

To stop an itching head use Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, a
sure cure.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

CHEsTNUTs are putting in an ap-
pcarance at 20 cents per quart.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
TVRAG Place 60
BUY
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Is at the New Clothing House of o,
DowD Dc Son, as their stock is large
and well selected and they will
sell 10 per cent. cheaper than any
Dry Good Store can sell them.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
AGENTS WANTED for our
Farmers s

JHDITED by Geo. Il. Warng, Jr- the well known
II agricultural writer and engineer Contains over
bOOctavo pages and 2ll illustrations. book OF
old worth and practical utility toworkngmen Of ev.
nv trade and occupation Dsl Prices low to suit tho
times Commissions tho most liberal, and sales rapid
UANNhFORD q co, Publishexs Of First-Cass
Subscription Books, III West Fourth Street Cincin
natl, %
Also wanted Agents for our BRAVE, PuRE Book, DR.
Naphcys' Physical Life H Woman" iho price Of
vhlehbts ~.--- NAPrSR
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

A VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early indis-
"A cretion, causing nervous debility, prema-
ture decay, &c, having tried In vain every ad-
vertised remedy, has simple means of self
cure which he will send free to his fellow-suf-
erers. Address j. H. FUTILE, 7s Nassau st.
Now York
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

THE celebrated Middleport Jeans
for sale at lowest cash prices at
Martins.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
30 Cts. to So per Evening, at Home!

We are prepared to furnish profitable en-
ployment to Men and Women at their homes
One person in each locality throughout the
great wages. We send, FREE, full particulars
and valuable sample, which will do to com
mence work on. Any person seeing this no.
should send us their address, without delay.
3sw4 L. c. ALLEN & Co., Augusta, Maine.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

HOWARD SANTA ~ AND AID ASSOCIATION.
fortunate, on Principles Of Christian Philanthropy
Essays on the Errors OF Youth, and the Follies Of
Age, in relation to MARRIAGE and Social EVILS with
sanitary aid for the afflicted Sent tree. IN sealed
velopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
r. rhlsdelyhlA Pa. sca r.~u., A.- ..-,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
HERIFF's SALE.

Slate Of Ohio, Vinton County, sG
Samuel DanfOrd, Plaintiff,
against
George Dickinson, Defendant
In Court of Common Pleas of Vinton county
order of Sale.
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
issued from the Court of Common Pleas Of
NintOn county, and to me directed as Sheriff
of said county, will ofler for sale Mt the door
of the Court House, in the Town of Macarthur,
Vinton county, ohio, on
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

CALL and subscribe for this paper.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

A large line of Notions and Fancy
Goods at Martins.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

3 Barclay St., NY or SO W. 4th St., CincinnatiO o.
If they want the most popular and best selling
subscription books published and the most Hb-
erdl terms Send for circulars. Thcywill cost you
nothing, and may be of great benefit to you,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

For Ayers Medicines, go to g.,
w. Sisson's.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

SHBRIFF'S SALE
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

Buy your Groceries at Martins.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12

CHESTNUT TREES-
100000, 4 inches to A feet high Best Timber
and Nut Tree planted A l8-page Circular Free
Aud all sorts ofNursery Stock Address
SToRRS, HARRISON q CO., Painesville, Lake
Co., o.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-12
GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Grand Re-open1ng! /!

2THUR PUTTING OW "CITY AIRS"
, 1870-10-06

6,op
, 1870-10-06
MASONIC.


Pursuant tn antournu1enf. ny. es the -Craft~
have II, The Z. l.. Of Nasons .1calied 0n" ut ,:sv
L. n. yesterday, when AfIer tic usual cefeuSu!cs,
prayer, etc, the legislation WAS reSutHca Quite
an ACCESSION u representatives was III adt ty the
morning trains, antl Judging fEOtu the result OF
the bailoi for Gsand Master, resulting IN total
OF nearly 1,aoO rotcs with those In the galleries
ii The tiat M lockers on fu'l1 A. large meeting
was had y cyer Occurred on Aks occasion any,
,1enciIV most positively that this IL Or womb he
the proper place to iocate the intended Grand
Tesiplc.
niil tht hour Vt III, Whca the special ur1feE WAS
called up, anil the esectbu 6pGnc'ls icli.ri ,ein
nlc., ia order lE tezss ct beautiful and snZ
restlse manner. The noClfac.s W.:rs presented
III tul"etstlc terms, apd the earnest business Of
selecting III al otllctF III The laTgcst aud most
which Eltcon wn1l:tl TtdHnci to the hoaus Of tie
selected lsccter anal wisdom o. TIC c:aTt. Elch
Attle stl.t II noatl Into the receptacle Tar its
dcns,r tn answer to the sut.iy ca!l Of the seerr
tafE, ttzez brig te,. or lcs-tnct1 the result ~
each candidate, ard the results, when attained,
thuush cassciy cuntestetl, WIS received ny all
win f,6ks rF 1t-asnre tsn-rla III spirit and Act,
as thr .ruck!tvs nf the craft .ccucate. The Ee-
III, II. nrWIt &. Cscs,~r. chIcazo, Mott sSc1.hcful
il. IT, a:..- 4. lsswlry. pls,n. Right ss.ssairtrl
III t::s,sf i;S;Svn,.ary. " s'o"na csz. 's'shs w"r.
III. W .'a.e-C. iatSry. rvlo, Right ~o:'h'rfas Ja'
& II. WIFI v. II. 4 Dli:. Quincy, R'sa. wo:sAieal Grand
Rs u: q. H. Miner, fs,esnsarid. Right wos.aiifu'
u i.ro - as.ra, Grand ch.nl.in:
I fsFo, ,!.,t +. Ferns. Clse1 50. tssa.sa 1yl~r.
Reports fro,1 thc following cam7si:tees vert
rea. mi, properly '.-tsn.t Of, ysz-: F:n7ncc Com
mtttr..- Committee. I'm Chartered L'k.-s- Cn.n!t
tc4. OIL Mlnag,: and F1Hanee- Cnn.iite.. TN tsta1'
Master A.t,t1cs., t.uEnta,tse= ou Ni.san: .Ia.tf
rsurl, II =, Css,'yif1... Ltsl-ts l.. D.. Commit
let &n Krs:.=:a,stt,eAts, Art Eomattsee o1 Tein
pie
Resolutions covering yt1ral Of S.sli1n Y Of n
IA,ss s4! Hytr u ';telutZe all expeali:nrts, eat
MD.
r,,rrnst ,lucs TO I'outiac n,nl nuta Lodges; Gil
n pisr1n.n:+ecs u:i,cas.. I'D per As..m I,
70 ny ior ail.lnl4v &C IN tri:.s- wen slrpntc
hy t;ras't 1,o.'ge. Carried.
Tc charge rxpsns. Of TRIAL to 'iete2l1nt whe1
i 'nsrg. 1.;s'.
so Jr}s,i sr,1i,a rs. H:-I.,ws. csvyt"h.
. Regarding ls.lgg eornrs stores. inled Out
:. | or.I.r.
: To restore charter to Ledge ~. Carried al
rc!cTrCIl.
70 rnstrnn. resolE,inn on page lis, Gran
, Lp!yt IT. cre,tin-H. Carried
TIL permit no ls4lsc to 0cr;1tpE f,spI ovr- reta
Il | .Junr RhHps. Carried, AMI making the anHNt
tnctts nf1rrttI At Inst st--un III br IL W. the sir
! c4al Us4!tr IL. lD-daS n. 10 4. m. Anuptc1}.
liy.Iy tclEte U:CnrTrti s,n s0tRc u theS.. M
srra Lively tine III 0r7tu:tcnl aaI i'4raai.. :! :!
display HAY IA. looked fur.
Tne t;ta,l! LAlse called OF At r. IT,, nut! III
:. notttng nj . 4. g.
, 1870-10-06

Tl. following ets:n has t'sea reserved Up 10
10 o'e1.-s tlis morning: 326 CARS Nhea';
Is cars -sd 4s,.eo ta cora: - car ,...,ia sse
Tsts1 % ;ese 50 ss1a}, @ 50 ode M ba. -
Withdraw YESTERDAY 10: city e.,ns5uFslos:
..S 5a wbests 1.S9i bs ce:1' 6,3Vs b. eass'
l,1sO tu barley.
There vas = fail attendance on 'ChanEe to.
wiih lc~er prices IL mcst q :he cereals. or,
iaC torsportc1 aulness IN Ac* 1ork. go
:tarv receipts. which, checked huyins. 81 tae
ss:ne tlr,- that Il yrolucea uscre Numerous
| fer::ge in grain. In addition to this bs1r
i,siineLcs tho higher prices saslus lof ShIas
:.; The responsibility Of car7yiaGis il b:sas shift
! 81 to other shoulders. With aoaac Weakening il
| the process. The shipping demand was 11oder-
| Atcly acsi-c. bnt III options there we're taf
! ,nere ss;l.rs :lan bnEe1s. ~ Ee les:AAs
| markets were 1ao:ed 81 closing dull IN New
York.
niehwines we're rnose sctive, aui & lover
cioelrE at s3:sc fer wood md SIC for lrot.'
hound lots, some dealers reporting se,t saess
we're buyers at those figures sales Wese ~
bEls iruu-Louud at Sc; 800 br.s DO - s4e: ato
tfls wco1-bound At Sic. sad $50 tsss CO ST
sStic-
Lake fseiglte were nose active ~ uu'
ehans.l prices. ! Total OF 10 chs1:e1s VA
reported, cf which 5 were .or wheat, fo'
corn, 2 tos oats. and ! ter yyc. SAL rates Il
| 1uuAlQ NFE6 ot3c uA Nue1A oA-N ~ = -
corn. and &c cn oats. Through ratss to SsH
York wcte 91o:el 1t IL: OF wLc.t, aaa lse O.
I curn. .-....-.
rrcrlsiens were quiet saA steady oa present
deliveries, a...! ss:n on futrre. especially OF
pnsl. Tar which tscro vas : fair ta4asrEE
ilcaeh it WAS easier on spot. Judging froa
the recent movements OF some parties vi
should infer that the,a are extensive Eesotl1
tons on the carpet, the present 1os p11ess be
| ing strong temptation to eoEns to invest
! There we're rumora adoat Of lie being pat
for large lot OF Cumberl1nds, soller Decem
. ber, and IKE Was freely bid foz short ribs O
the s.me delivery. There are, 60 few meat
, and go ltsls lard on sale here nov
: thu: quotations are littls better r..
aomias', and !s-;a erd:7 .-we.tl n"raa-c
, 1870-10-06

STOCK Of old will he cutre'S exhausted. stff, the
demand q bcs: VII! be merely tenpotas'. and
H1tn the recollection Of LIST years rntsfo To iea.
rrces must Il. cline largely so soon as any surplus
OF view Z ca. beco.Ee5 ava!. ib.e. "
Tht rrtcra IT THE Registrar General Tor ire
lnnu shows an Iucleese tats year or 3'st us huSs
snl 6. 'oa hornet catt1e as compaEsd stih lat 50
that iu all probability American bacon a1i
ncef cauuut tc used IN Gieat britain the
coming season,. except At very low prices.
t,ur adv,ces from virrts.a, The Carotsnas.
anu Georgia, disclose The fact that 1ss
ruu!pR up rlr-stiea, aud are iatteHln0
one or more hogs to q family, which will furnish
them with early meat, arl seriously reduce 1h~
quantity Of bal un hesrtofore required for taose
States. 3nl cannot hut exercise an Immense t1~
nuerce auN ryove an Important item In determine
inr the result Of next ycar's business.
Beef plckirg Is progressing hut slo|l*. ra1s
far about 2,,O0 head hare been packed. pracipal!y
Texas, ut prices ranging from = p to A-5t srosa
The product Il principally Intended TOT the home
MalEet
LATER.
At the Afternoon : ,-si The Leading grain
sna1kete Eere quie:, III: ~. No. spring
wheat prices ruled Aisbc--. ,':,i.- firn 1t
81. % seller las: half Of octot-1, II =. .05s 1
seller the month No. 2 com clc.ea quiet as
Gsa!c selter last half this moath, And e4::!zsc
, 1870-10-06
Illinois and 11icta;r;Ass s:anrls

EElp;ErokT, Ue: - r. IL.
aEARED-J- r. Preston. u:.a~1, '::.l' It i:ta-
le!; Gs1s. .1u'l!. Ienont, S"sas:n:1,:. LHNnGt:
Mary .ysfstr. ist.:,s: 'in4a':c:'tis. s,s: ne.
.L:noez; ta:sr No :, Willow >i1ltxs, 1ao toas
eral. ~. ...-...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. fAsm1nt, t;s y's7 Et0le:
Excelsior. 1Hont- s. tt!l %tane: T. 1t. .AtXtrs1'i-
Lernt, 50 vi. slt3rr: Nlsn irvef, Lei;lHh!- - r.s
81 as Qas l"at. ItEions. - yt:a eteae, Esw'r,.
it!nnut. - y,!s soae1 A.'yanee. Lem,nt- = y'ls
s1tne: ). r., Lentout. s. ..lsnrnns ;lirseh~ IL.
Munt. - y'ls stone: Relta1ltc. LeEnuf. u ..a5
-vLe: J. ". MrGt1iltso. LcrIoIf. - tis .t1ilc W
tsn:ant. $. ytss stone, Gn-1tU!aH> LrEn1t. -!hS
-1rnt; Lacy FfanE1lt. fs1n'sct. - t3 stnne. All
nsu'. Lenrnt q; st= Stone; Atnhta. L7ckpn... -
,.s et..ne: M.'1trJlul- Aac. ~ s.ls -tuhr: Dive
l!i:,.1gi- Lasalt. a.~N 1h ct1u: Gseltsal Rs'sr-
cta;s Tt;ta, 49,. n eol:t; Il. T. EJrleti. U!.N-
W.. .s1 in c,lp, ..i4s' In ui:s, I'm IL harics
H;..r ami Nl.:.. j.! er. TT corft+ IT. - ~:e:;
NLI1arS. la.k;.,,i ls' II =es.i. 2 30 = ertT
arr-.s. l7.sln ::- meal.
Canal i4;Gn-. CH;Ct':n, nct- S. r. III
.>tkAHtil-f'ett: at: F.tH US1bEiL 81 tlCs CuA-
Il" .s!- .at;; ENnEcltr, LaSAsie tlt-l tas ahat-
...s It.I /: :lulrr: ::"T:h Sllr, laeai!e, $3.50
& ....lre:, q y !:.: L. s1claar plw8. . 63s
;s::cc::.*s: lr- P4rs NJ = trn: - Z !H:E-
~: = G.a. ;a;~ :n,ael shingles: y, ". SlnsnS,
i.~A;-nrs :tr;,r: 4 H. -.esiuson. jeus'ns ltcHs
l-%y it.sA!r, i.r'E.sts. isI:: W. = dreele. r.
tLuIs., iEh;; tufi=sit.ta1. l+m5r!. light: Cusst'
n. r Lc:,"':, Hsh:; Restue, L.mcns. lsas: al.
-acre, L"i3.'nt. l:ll.: : lr.l r, I!sMou., light
H. lance Le1o:1:- nchs. Aranis, l:.z !.u1, lSEr
E1,t- Ut-,nnvs. SAG. light; MoEfca!m. Sa-. light
!. ". HcGena:Es, te1cont, iisas: IL. = Carpenter
! lemont, light: MAE1uRer, Len!ont, light
In r;,:s. 2,eih rs stv'.; D.rgo. Prlso3- II, TOE
l F:Hltt.
, 1870-10-06

Cu1tu:n, Oct. 5.-The lo..;ow.ug eneasr.1e1!S
vstr rcpsi.lI: 10 EcHa.n-Sckr Frank Pcrev.
to7c. e eatk f.astiL!es. t...s. IL, s-r Ht:s*a-
sr.1. pa,s. sc; sehr T. y. t~~ry. rnse, g. bark
Matlx1ti. eanle: .chr G.urge l. S:trrn. ryc, 5tc!
se3r ATLANTA, i%hta7, s14;c. To SrN I.,:n-ffo2
e. pirt state. waeat, through sats- 10 ho.,o5-
Prop Clc- c. lre, co:u. .ffuc&ci Ea:e- f:uni IL
c:aG-T.cr Iea,.cta, Whca. 70 EIEEc, /. ~
Il ls.lo- Srhr lvace, lrun IRE Trou EscaEas'o, O.
- so- To Montstal-rrpp y. mo- Whes! oa T. /
X, Ck,caTo-Scn7 Na,sare: Drsits.1. iEuslr1:
from Gard Haven II $40; S:nrs QUEEN ut
The West on: O;ict, 1r1..:,er, i7Ju !, ,lssr,. Bas
-.ts New Hampshire, ii.E.fer- i.ott ny a:'h1
r:el, u,n: Selr DtEnuTK, llhit::, T ,ns 3.sESeN.
r.r, 3! Yclcs cstaoLsae! ~ iis :sa=-. .+"::ss
t:soct1t!on- ...... il.
.uGtlr@. The following enraxfsaenfs n!e renh: :
e.: Ser rc:tst Q1eeu, T1tat - tlaH-Eo+ .r
str John q. to.!n1t- inrlik m the r', HSng lc-
..;.u N.cl.nr. 81 go!d.
RrrfAIo, Q4f. 3.-iaie S.efpht= cobtn1e urn
at ii g: for Goa; ~ Ca!cazs'. with 1ae toaoWlas
cha.,tss stnse sae Iepat pul.ll1he't SATURDAY
scp.n!ps: Parks E. Corninct >annTsitie, at" Se!-
sru rfx!, RuCa;l tn ChtLa1o, S1-sa feee: brig y
n. s.at,is-, cEas to th,caco Rt <I.ao free: schl
C:ostbwnl,t, rnsl from Bnita'G 10 Ca.caeo at s1s:
iste- ..-..-
s'tatT s. rt>tlrG15'S -ilyaECe. Enpa1ttnenfS
Ta Tula1o-ksrka PafauR and Jesse Ilast, act
schts Dick srInefs, idaho. anil 4tocstng 6tFt'
wheat ut &C The Iate to OswtEn Il nominal II
, 1870-10-06
ZEAL ESTATE.

wav7n,ec ace,1s, cnnvcyi7g c!;E an1 au,u
properly within seven miles OF ins Corr: lie
died for -everl on W'e.lucetlay, Uc.obeEE.
T,le, 81. lGs 4, IS VI Ctutrt ay, Il I, s6x
i:s IS f.. with house; Aug 3l..-:--..-.-.
Cornell s., 8 II " Of Noble 81, n I. 2'xtoo
=: sent s.; w., ;;.,-;sor 8; =
19ka10s II, with building; tlct s.--.....
Nest Tas,oz u. II " coz o2 Dcspl2ines St,
-. 23lf3t #: Sent &c.
West faa Iturru 1t, 11s.4 It " Of Ihfoop
st, I, 93xl1h It: Oct 3.........-........
Hnync st, c cor of Ewing place, " T. S0x
1891 It: Sent %.
Silver 81, v cor t:urlcy It, IF, t3HI193 II,
:, Win buildings; Oct 1......... -..-....,
uh'sn u Nv cor uf ktnz!e 1t, e +, 2axla5