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DO q - O. $50 bhs d. delivered rs g 100 bbla sooA
s' S & pale pale s'ia 8 "a
az could
and & r. sh 0 w: crude :1ss &
81 Isl refined nsisrs winter tnnSieschsdS 81 IS 81
" % %ns az sss cs s
s seed ON Southern yellow $50 winter ysOv
sSs .ey.y reported yesterday ne
mace cary at 2syc FOR isansa The sSc
the Sss Did oaas continued quiet and in snpah2 with
bulk Naph!ha was IL moderate demand steady 81 !oc
s Of 81
1000 bOs Tor promo, delivery assc bills iSr do
Is sporssd Toe
ard willie prompt delivery T. lo; 1900 saSc with
,;Tn Shipping eEas was qus. and unsAanssd aa2A s
-
asss a:is &c fsses n:
s S Es%sass: 2
ssSs Ia s' ssH "a. % s 0 and ~
boxes city long clear was reported on private terms we
STAFFORD and SirniasSam, Lard is%sInsd
t c but s s5s, ess S s Fer e
Tor January ss asked ciy was demand y
Beef sis oS
s o ns ia sas
g. ~ for no "na
quiet rm most descriptions arc scarce and want
ing We quote DRY saltsd shouders 6Mc ia SIC smoke!
and smoked do, 1Sc 1915. Dressed hogs were firm at
64c hc for the range. Butter ana cheese were In de-
mand at former prices. -. ,,,,
RIoR-The market was steady, with fair jobbng De-
mand. sales $50 bags Kangoon at &c 7c per
To- 200 bags Patna at TIC per lD and - CASKS Carol
lima at $40 Sc. per ID. .-.-,,s,
SUGAR-The dull without material change I'M
prices which extent nominal. Tho SAFES wero
$50 hhd including 1871 hhds Porto Rico for grocery pur
roses &c., and SIS boxes cayed at e4c Refined waet
quiet weak at l2c 3c for crushed, powdcred
ana graduated and aye for A. We
TO refining. SIC &C. fair GOOD refining, $40 n
9c GOOD to prime refining .c 9Sc fair to good gr0-
cerv, $40. l0c.; prime To- choice grocery, lOAc y
moasses. hhds. and boxcs, TIC: a94c: meado. ~ &
&C. Havana-Bxes Dutch standard, Nos. to 8, SIC. q
9Ac: do oto L. exc 1oc d. u 70 y. loAc lcAc
WHITE Iszc. alsc Porto Rico-Rening grades &c. Pas
Nos to H. Ike a9Ac. Java-Dutch standard Nos ~ to
~ 9xc l0c. Mana-Current ciayed ana superior, 7cd
a8ssc. Y
rs tierces. - -
for choice Sale, $1,000 lbs We also note sales
WnIsSEY~Keccips lsi 6bls. The market was firm at the
IMPROVEMENT aud mod ratey active. The sales were W5
bbis at 81 81 o. VI ", closing at the latter price,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30, 1871.
o0 o.p as To d ales ssss
-0'''' SAVANNAH, Sept. 80, 1871 !
Cotton-Buyers sellers apart; marke has an upward
s sss;s sais. s S. s ssOes sSia ' .0
net receipts S exports coaswe, 1885, sales ld; sock1
'''0' GHAnIEsTos. Sep. 80 s Isn: !,
pSsss s j. '0A' D4-' '''''' - 80 81 No.,
ss So . n1sess gs'ss j.
Whsa. sales g amber from store = g. 9. cSssn.
on one ARRIVAL 4oc from rye arrival rrovsiOns
in M c. and ds s
% Aa 4 lair S4
Flour s% but asa s;sa s s
sss r. .s and
Bacon rS s sn chad, oss Ss M Clos
,ns dull Live hogs aud Unclaimed. whisksy in af
demand anu Ao'AnO'u : wv CHICAGO. Sep. So 1871.
firm .s Gs s:y 1svs yhss s
ssnoon firm q q y 81 Corn ssnsd %
a inch Mo- m os. scsvs 40 At scv
ans 40 81 sSss
J.,,s os s g sS ssf ir. nSs
s SasS. aSp I'll. SSss
busheis barley and 900 hogs Shipments bbi -FOUR
y2I OO bushels wheat $1,000 bushels 1f0 bushee
OATS aO bushels rye 900 bushels barley and 5000 hocs
BUFFALO, Sept. 30 lS7l. y
Reccipts-Fiom, 1900 pbls wheat 5000 bushels corn3
bushels corn iS0O do oats 600 barley $1,000 do
rye 1900 do. Railroad shipments Corn 5000 b9shes
Canal freahts unchanged. Flour In good demand and
steady Wheat moderate request and firms sales g 01
bushels No Chicago, to arrive at 81 500 do Greer
Bay Al 81 a. 1890 Chicago At 81 g u goo ao No
200 600 bushels No. a. eshc 66c part to arrive Oats
iuics and unchanged HGhwines hisher ct $40.
OswRGo, Sept 30, 1s71. !,
Flour in good demand but supply lght sales 100 bba
a. a. 50 for NO .pras ss fer amber winter VS. % foJ
fam demand; sales 1900 bushels No o MiIwaukes
2do 45 LOO oushss DO at u ~; lOco bushels No.
81 CO. Corn hrm and scarce sales SOW bushels
Corn GO; meal al op Sotes a for Sub Sns
cw Milfsea unchanged; shorts Ss ys9; .hipssU,s
Canal frelghsWheat. lcc; corn and rye, gAs barley
New York Railroad freIghis-Flosr 70 Boston Ssc q
bushels wheat 5000 do barley o9ioW feet q lumber.
canal4200 bushels wheat bsOW d0 barieYs
2,U4s, vU0 feet Of lumber.
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9TH one hand, but standing clear OF the drop.
Amador, dressed In blue linen pants, coarse Wooen
shirt and dark cloth waistcoat swayed rom sde 20
side. The reporters and oflicers stood around MIN,
the doctors and others on the ground near the scaL
fold. 1t is thirty three minutes and nan past
eleven. sherlr Morse wipes mis- forehead win ms
handkerchief. It Is q signal. Deputy Sherln
Boreln, who Is standing on the ground. does the
same. There Is rattle, bang and comp
heavily as the drop was snatched from under him.
All ran below. There he hung, his hands convni-
slvely clinched his broad chest heaving spasmodi
tinued thus until thi rty i've and half minutes past
eleven. At thrty-six and half minutes past eleven
he drew himself up for the last time. Drs BaDcocx
Van Zant Coleman, PlnkertOn and Fox surrounded
him. feeling his pulse and heart. At thirty eight
minutes past eleven Dr. Babcock stated that the
pulse was forty aud growing weaker. me motlo N
two minutes past twelve he was pronounced dead,
He was then 1tsss
CUT DOWN,
and, falling heavily into the arms OF the officers,
was carried into the outer corridor OF the prison
ana laid on board upon the floor, where, IN the
presence only OF the officers and reporters, an ex-
animation was made TO ascertain whether the neck
had been dislocated. This was pronounced TO have
happened and the doctors then left. The body was
mans friends either could not or did NOT care to go
to the expense OF q funeral for him.
The execution was throughout well conducted.
aocd deal Of weey NO %as
before the spectators took their place In the yard
but the only effect OF it upon the drinkers was that
their CHEEKS were little less pale than they other
wise would have been.
One gentleman, connected with the Oakland
Neacs, tainted when the black cap was put on.
Amador's uncle and cousin were present, out did
not seem to be much affected.
The affair was U most melancholy one. and was
BY those who should have been able to Judge that
the effect would be sanitary. 1t Is to be hoped that
1t may be salutary TO do away with the nece5-
sity Of the enactment Of many more such terrible
scenes.
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Wheat active and &C. abe higherprime spring closing
at about 81 60 The sales about 25 COO bushels ~ 81
81 6or No Milwaukee the spot and 10 arrive SO for
red winter spot and 10 arrive I'll ~ 81 20 for amber spot
and to arrive "a rs VI 20 for white. OF the 900
over 81 So Corn active and 20 better The were
about bushels, At 75c 76sc for mixed IN store 7Sc
sc for do ahoat 77c. for yellow in store Market
about 10000 bushels Sc &c. for mixed on the
spo. and to arrive. &c. ablc for WHITE Rye in better
demand, with sales Of 1900 bushels Westerns oc g3c
FnFIsHTs- The market presented the usual Saturdays
quleness but rates were hrmer especially grain
srpooi and closed very strong at about I'd advance
grain and petroleum. at about former The scarcity
vessels however, interrupts business large extent the
engagements were ITO Liverpool BY stesm 500 bushels
Ad $50 erces beet, boxes cheese, l5s 100 hhds
taiow $685. and BY sail o0U bushels grain In bags at lid
2oo erces lard So 81 bids tobacco 2 3d. The charters
dcrs s. 3D. and the Continental clause Italian
brg GOV quarters same voyage and rate an American ship
sg tons 70 the Continent general cargo lump sum brit.
hverpool 7s North German bark 90 arrive hence to
ne bnic 200 bills refined petroleum on private terms
reported closed for OH without reliable partculars 80 -
HpEsThe market steady, with sales OF 20W En- tire
Hsoss" and @
osxssas s va. in fair demand and cargo sale. were
T ss, :. S the sds
c,ssdo refining &c. s7c muscovado grocery, l0c
Porto RICO &c. t5c.; English Islands SSc 46c. New
NAVAL syoRRs-sprs turpentine sold to the extent Of
$40 bills At &c., but subsequently offered a. 6bc at
wass s s s s close, d q 1S n &
sssiPsd roc Sass were 90 bS eEAssd = ~ ~ so SbA
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THE SOUTHERN sTATB BONDS.
The chief feature in the southern state bonds was
a sudden decline OF the January and July, issues
OF new South CarolInas TO so, under sales OF bonds
pledged for loans OF money. The general list was
for time heavy ana weak but eventually recov-
cred with the bonds referred to- which reacted to
SO, closing at about b2S. The following
were The closing quotations for the Southern
list, inclusive OF the leading railway
and municipal bonds:-Tennessee, ex.coupon,
7lX 20; do. new, 7iH ~; Virginia, ex-
coupon, G1H G.; do. new, $50 69n; do.
registered Stock old, 81 q 53 Georgia skies,
So q 81: do. sevcns, o. e21k; North Carolina,
ex-coupon, Al A2 DO. funding, 1866, "a 341s; do.
do, 1855, 30 32 do. new, z3s 20; do special tax,
1eX ~; Missouri Sizes cox oe5s; do. Hannibal
and St. Joseph, sak s44; Louisiana skies, q 20;
do. new, 90 81; do. levee SKIES 7oh IN;
DO. do elghts, SO q "a; do. Penitentiary
sevens, co a ~; do. railroad Fights, 80 81;
Alabama nves. % a 10; do. eigh,s 100 1ol; do.
railroad elghts, % q %; South Carolina sxes rs
a rs; do. new, January and July, SAX 621s;
do. do, April and October, So q 90; Arkansas
skies, IS q 60: do. sevens, so n 60; Mobile and
ohio Railroad sterling, 30 e2 do. interest elghts,
SO IS; do. second mortgage eights 10 ~ Mlssis-
sippi Central Railroad, first mortgage, sevens, SO
Sc; do. do second mortgage, eignts 20 70; New
Orleans and ia ckson, first mortgage, "a q 81; DO.
do, second mortgage rs 80; Memphis and Charles.
ton Railroad first mortgage ssa 81; DO do, second
mortgage, IS go; Greeuville and Columbia Rail-
road, guaranteed by South Carolina, 81 a67; Macon
and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia, 70
o IS; Wilmington, Charlotte ard Rutherford Rail-
road Fights. So a So; Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
road Fights. IS so; Memphis city s,xes, 6sK SO;
Savannah city sevens, s5 90; New OrieSns consols,
old 72a 7o; 40. Issued railroads. SKIES, u 20; DO.
,sevens, 81 v 10
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Tne quotations based on cotton running quality
than half grade above below the quoted The
receipts at the ports to-day up follows Galveston
200 baes New Orleans, SO; MOBILE, 6l savannah
~ New York s. To,s,, SSSs Same day last week sl05
thus: 10 Lgerpoal by .team, Nd; by FALL s-l6d. TO
havre by steam, To- gold sail, &C. To Hamburg BY
stearn Nd, compressed To Bremen, by steam lc gold
COMPRESSED TO Baltic ports by sail c &c gold The
including 1s ly bales In WAREHOUSES $3.50 bales wharves
"a bale in Jersey City and l500 bales shpboard not
cleared.
FLOUR AID GRAINReceipts !siSs bbls. -four, los esl
bushels wheat S0516 do 164 bbls. 1UO47
bushels oats, 7o4 do barley Flour in good request
and low grades may be quoted at &C. lOc.
safes about bbls Rye nour q shade better
active mostly speculative Sales 0,5 bb at IS 80
as 80 for supcrfne. Corn meal quiet firm Sales
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An analysis OF the above figures shows that the
surplus reserve has been increased by the addition
OF 81, 6S6. 400, and now stands at So s04,85o.
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following the closing street prices OF gov
eminent bonds Saturday evening:-Unied States
currency SKIES, lIs4 1l41s do. do, 1881 registered
1l74 MY; do. coupon, 1lsK 1882; do. fvetwen-
ties, registered, May and November ll51s 115I;
do. do, 1882 coupon, do, 1861 1l5A; do. do,
1854, do do, 1853 l15%; do. do, 1885, do. do,
1853 115js; do. do, registered, January and
July, 1i4k l14&; do do, 1865, coupon, do,
1141 q HAS; do do. 1867, DO do, 1141s a I14a;
do. do, 1861 do. do, 1144 us; do ten-fories
registered lloA Xix; do, do, coupon, INK
ll2
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MAREEr.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price Of
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7tsts STOCKS ON SATURDAY
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks on Saturday

The following were the closing street prices on
the sidewalk aiter the adjournment Of the Stock
Exchange Western Union. cox eeN; Pacific
Mail. SIX q SIX; New York Central, consolidated,
ing. ll4x iilI; lake shore, ftsK iosN; Pits
burg. l21 12l11; Northwestern, COX eoN; do,
preferred, Of Oh; New Jersey Central, lax a
1l4S; Rock Island. 1lO1 l1oX; st. Paul, % o 0sA
do, preferred, S1H s1A; Wabash, 625s q 62A;
Ohio and Mississippi 42X o 42N; Union Pacific, 2sx
q 2SA; Boston, Hartford and Erie, az a az; Column
bus Cincinnati and Indiana Central. 2OH 20T.
Receipts and Disbursements at the OMcc of
the United States Assistant Treasurer MT
New York for the Month Ending September
30, 1871.
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included the above II bales arrive For f,,rs
aevery basis low midd ng) the sales have been
,owsILas eyenisg-Octobe a. l9c 300 at 10 Slsc,
cember 100 each, All 3l6c go EACH Like November
400 at 9c zoo at 10 36c. 100 at November and De-
cemse5 100 each q y slsc December 200 isc. $50
a at S ~ ySc paid to EXCHANGE
October, $40 at 10 56c 400 ike, 800 At is 6i6c 800
lsAc: togethsr Noyember 100 at - 5lSc 800 Al Isa.
is $780, together; December isac luo At 10 Side
january, l0 a l9c 0 A. lsc April 500 At sOsc free
lss October for LOO November
age quotations Of yesterdays deliveries
cmber l?tOc october, 1909c November IT, Oc Deeen,
ber l9ac; January, ls9sc.; February, 1850 March
lprilc We -s'S0S'' 1"osSns
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COMMERCIAL REPOR =.

SATURDAY, Sept 30-6P N.
CoFFEH.-The market continued strong for all dsscrip-
lions We heard Of further here to-day In New
Orleans $500 bags Ro per Ponoppidan and $500 bags
RIO per Gen. Won Moke disposed OF recently pr
vase terms We Rio, Ordinary cargoes l2kc.
Hc; fair do, l2s<c. 1Sc good d. 1870 llc. prime
do., NAc Ike; Maracabo l516c. . HXc Laguayra,
lt>Sc 1870; st. Domingo bond, loo. a 1oho. Java
&c &C., gold. duty paid.
CoTToN-The market for cotton The spot was firm with
fair demand, mainly from exporte were without
noticeable change For future delivery tho sales
sut proes were weii sustained The latest sales
December l9c for January l9<c for February 1c for
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
SUNDAY, Oct ], 1871. !
commercial and financial

WALL STREET, |
SUNDAY, Oct ], 1871.
Affairs the past week in commercial and financial
circles were more quiet
THE MONEY MARKET
has been spasmodic and irregular, with some re-
markable changes in the supply. The banks have
been pursuing a policy OF steadily Withdrawing
funds employed among the stock houses, and nom
the numerous appi cations made for mercantile dis
counts 1t was thought they had merely
changed the form q cQllatsrals. The Oank
statement shows however THAT they have no!
accommodated the merchants to the same extent
they have retired money from Wall street. the
Treasury operations contributed temporarily to the
easier situation OF the market and the rate on call
iuctuated between the nominal figures Of a per
cent and active 7 per cent, closing Saturday at
bid strongly. Prime commercial paper was dull at
seven per cent discount
Foreign exchange was lower, but toward the
close became steadler, on the basis OF 1854 for
prime bankers sixty day sterling and 1925 for
sight. AS may be noticed, there is now difference
or seven-eights per cent between sixty day and
sight bis-a rejection OF the street rate for money
In London, which is higher than the bank rate. on
which the original difference or three-quarters per
cent was founded.
THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR OCTOBER.
The following will he the course OF Treasury oper-
ations for the month OF october, provided the Syn.
dictate and money changers do not again prevail on
Mr.. Boutwell, to make his programme farce:-
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THE GOLD MARKET.

THE GOLD MARKET.
The gola market was. weak at the beginning and
fell OF to 1144 in anticipation OF an extra sale on
Thursday. but the advance OF the Bank OF England
rate on that date and the restriction TIC gold
sale to the amount advertised occasloned q return
to 1l5, tho figure OF the earliest sales on Monday.
On Saturday the loan market was squeezed and Dor.
rowers compelled to pay as high as 564 Per diem
for gold during the two days to Monday.
THE STOCK MARKET
was dull and without feature OF consequence until
toward the end OF the week, when better feel
ing was produced by anticlpations OF favor
able Treasury policy during October and by
hopes OF better bank statement than was maze.
indeed the disappointment felt when the latter was
published checked the growing activity OF business
and turned the market sharply downward late on
Saturday.
Government bonds were in the main strong; for
as result of the more active demand for monev in
Europe generally, the domestic quotations have
been strengthened by the flrmness Of the gold pre-
mum.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
proved favorable, owing to contraction OF loans,
which Ia rejected IN . corresponding decrease In
deposits. the dimnution in liabilities has there.
fore enabled the banks to get on surer footing as
REGARDS their reserve winch ID now ABOUT $3,6OO QUO
in excess Of the legal requlrement-a small
amount Of itself, but showing the conservative
tendency OF the banks after the warning Of
the previous week. Indeed, without the
comparison Afforded by the last statement,
the present statement would he regarded as ex-
tremely unfavorabe; for, with all the efforts made
at mending their reserve the banks have never been
30 poorly OF during the past two weeks. Were 1t
not for the prospect that the natural activity OF
money at this season will DO greatly abated this
year. surplus reserve Of only S. 800 600 would but
SHINY fortify them against contingencies. The
real gain In reserve is less than half million dol
lars being the difference between a gain OF three
and half millions in specie and q loss of three
millions IN legal tenders. AS the government sold
only two millions OF gold during the week, che gain
In specie represents IN part the extra sale toward
the close OF the previous week. On the other hand,
as the government eQualized these operations by
extra purchases OF bonds the In legal tend ers
does not fully exhibit the outflow Of greenbacks to
the interior The statement contrasts with its pre-
decessOr az fOllOws:-
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LEGAL.
sheriff sale.

Daniel wingert VS.. Frederick wingert ct al.
DY virtue OF an order to sell issued from the
ID court Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at public
outcry on the premises in Paris township, on
Monden, the 2sth day Of august, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit; Being part Of the southwest guar
range 6. bounded as follows: Beginning for the
same at post erected in the north line Of said
with the half section line 65 and $40 perches, to
post; thence south 2l & 2-lO perches to a post T;
thence south 6s1<o west & 9-10 perches to post;
thencce south SO west perches to post; thence
100 west perehes TO post thence south 541S %
west Is perches to post; thence north 1879 west
81 4 2-l0 perches to the place of beginning, con-
tanning fourteen acres and fifty perches.
Also part of the northeast quarter Of section
number 5, township number II, range number G,
bounded as follows: Beginning at the southeast
corner Of said quarter section; thence north with
the quarter section line about 40 perches from
Samuel Stuckey's southwest corner in said tract
of land thence east by the same about sc perchea
TO Peter SIuckman's line: thence south by the
same about 49perches to a post; thence west with
the same to the place of beginning containing
about eleven acres.
Also a part of the northeast quarter of said sec.
tion:5 township II, range bounded and described
tract Of land conveyed by John Meyers and Car.
oline Meyers to Jacob motz, August 3D. 1881, and
running thence chains and n links TO Jacob
Stuekey's corner; thence south "a chains and 25
links TO post; thence east 12 chains and 25 links
to post; thence north AZ degrees east 2 chains
to a post; thence north 1Io west "a chains to the
place Of beginring, containing 81 acres more OF
less.
Sale to commence at o'clock D. m Terms -
One-third cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from day of sale secured
by mortage on the premises.
R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff
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Parfifion N0fice.

HENRY DONOVAN, Sarah Jane Willis (sup-
posed to reside in Miss sOuril Mary Donovan,
Adam c. Kramer and Margaret Ellen Kramer,
will take notice that, the 18th Of july 167l the
undersigned William Donovan filed his petition
in the ONCE of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas in and for the county Of Stark and State Of
Ohio, against the persons aforementioned, pray
ing for the partition of the following described
real estate situate in said Stark county, to wit:
part of the east half Of the northwest quarter OF
secti0n 2s, township 9, range 9, beginning at the
southwest corner Of said half quarter; thence
north sixteen chains and fifty links, to post I;
thence east twenty chains and twenty links to q
post in the eastline of said quarter thence south
sixteen chains and nifty links to the southeast
ner of said quarter; thence west twenty chains and
twenty links, to the place sf beginning, contain
ing thirtythree acres and thirty-three hundredths
more or less.
Also part Of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty, township nine and range nine: Begin
ming at the northeast of said quarter thence
south fourteen chains and fifteen links, TO post
thence west eight chains and twenty links, to q
post; thence north 1879 east fourteen chains and
fifty links, to post; thence east i've chains and
twelve links to the place of beginning, containing
nine and $500 acres more or less.
Also, lot lI2 in Bethlehem and lot 6s in Roch-
ester, in said county of Stark, State of Ohio.
parties may be set of to them in seVeralty; and
H that cannot be done judieiOusly, that the said
lands may be sold and the avails thereof divided
according to law and equity.
That said petition is now pending in said Court
and will be for hearing therein on the first day oi
the next term thereof, to wit: November 9th, 1871
or so so0n thereafter as counsel can be heard.
WILLIAM DONOVAN,
july20we By VIM. A. Lynch, his Attorney.
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In the statement of balances due from
Collectors of Internal Revenue, who were
out of Office on the Both of June, 1911
transmitted to Congress on the closing
night of the last session of the last Con-
gress-March 8, 1s7I-appears the name
of John W. Douglass, Collector of the
Nineteenth district of Pennsylvania. and
the amount charged against him is ST.
77715. Douglass has just been appointed
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, in
place of General Pleasonton. This ap-
pointment to one of the most important
Offices under the Government, Of a man
reported as defaulter in an official com
munication transmitted to Congress five
months ago, is about the boldest indorse-
ment of official peculatiOn by Grant
which has yet come to light.
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photographer, Ae-Particular attention given TO
copying and enlarging pictures. Oval Frames
Mathewss Block, South Market street. Canton,
ohio. june13'66tf