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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10
By W. Z. ,LEITCH = B. 8. RRuESsa,
Iu.p,rs AS %1%Fs = !. VIZ n1sED'

A ". Wife Va. WI MEAAOi
w. and SAMUEL &. MONTAGUE. "IT.tcss'
| .Pursuant:t to an 9der Of the hon. B. E.. 6rsharnsi
Judge Of the First Circuit, dated December "a
1872 ! Will offer for sale at Public Aucttfn. on
TUESDAY, me Oath day Of; Decetahtt instsat -
IL O'Clock A. n at the corner Of Broad ptyeetAn q
East Bay. 10 the City OF Chstlestou. 80" o
Albtnat HOTOFlLAND ~ fttr Tho buibthN ueknf1
Meeting street, 10 the said city, measuring thd.
containing In front thirty .tAfee- t8al feet, more or
less and y Sspt1s e assSsS ss sSn ; 81. 6 6ssst %Sss % q
contain o. the southernmcs end Thereof only twen.
~ five and Q bali feet more Of lkes; hptts4g 10
bounding TO the west on Land now belonging 20
-di,Nbtfe south on JandfoIfn6rIS5 oWnef ~ B8.l
Vim; Reid, ~ the east on and,fprqerlyi o.gedr
BY DR.. Vim. Reid, and TO the north on Rsser
street! - 49,. E"t ..E',.ls
T~erms-one-haH essh. and the cbslagDe, &1 one
rear. with interest semi.snnuelly until the whote
amount is paid, secured BY b +hh Of purchaser an3
mortgage-of ,premisea4 Purchaser. oLEsy1'ioe
pa aeca. IN m;,na !; 2G!fI Specfsi r 'feree.9'
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By LOUIS. D. DeSAUSSURE.
No. "a Broad Street.
lICHFIELD RICE PLANTATION, ON

al Pom pom RIVER 3*.ii ..
For sale, RIOBFIELD RfOE PLANTATION. on
the Pom. Pom River and Penny Greek, containing
sSS acres in the whole, Of which 400 acres ~
prime Rice Lands, under banks and ditcnea IA
good Eitch Of the tide; 12o acres have neel lnwei.
this year. On the place Ia q comforts1le, no ne.
ling, and Houses to accommodate aDo1U nd =,
groes. with. Q plenty Of labor a.
dacQ. fnak .---
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By W. Y. LErrCHt& RS. BRUINS,
Auctioncers. t.,l,.

ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE RESI-,
" .DEN0E on Hampstead Park, BY order Of
rne Executor. - -.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, 10th instant, at the
east end Of Broad street, at II o.. lock, az 4
. :3hatlsrge and pleasant RESIDRNUE, Bltusfed
at the corner Of Hampstead Park and Anerica
street, the late residence Of ThonasD otterer Che
house Is OF WOOD. contstntng 8 rooms. besides
a large kitchen, cistern and well Of water, he.
sides fruit and flower gardena-, -.r.-q
Tue Lot measures 100 by 125 feet In dc IN. This
properly Is advantsgeously situated, command.
ing q view OF the Park, and Is accessible blythe
present ana nov contemplated line OF railways.
= Terms-0ne.third: cash; balance; with Interest,
secured BY bond and mortgage and insurance OF
The property. ParcI aser paying us for papers
(dect0 Et 90
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Y. LEIrCH s r. 8. BRUINS,

ELEGANT MANSION oNtTHE LINE OF
IN - ,THEC1rY iRAiERoAD. .3a
Will be sold at Auction, THIS DAY, 10th inst,
That desirable and elegant MANSION. Situated
on wentworth street, one dobro west OF Pitt
street, and now occupied by J. Reid Boslston,
ESQ. This property ia advantageousiy Bituared,
and az q residence Ia unsurpassed for It's conve.
niance and accommodation XXI.
The property can be inspected upon application
to as.
TermslOnethlrd cash; balanceln one and two
years, with interest, secured By bond OF the pqr.
chaser, mortgage or the premises. insurance and
assignment or policy. Purchaser totpay rs for
papers. ~ u r...I Eaa-.1 ueCl0i
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By J. A. ENSLOW y CO.,

Auctioneers.
oPAHIsH BARK PoRDfCHO FOR 40.
- COUNT or whom It may concern, by order
Vi viii VII he sold THU MORNING, the 10th Of
December; at II O'Clock, at Southern Wharf,
The Coppered and C~opper-FAstened Spanish
BARK aPOROlOHO,n by order ofthe .Spanish Con.
sul, for account of whom It may C,ncerp, Wild
IOFdsreT Anchors and Chains, and all on board
as she lies at Southern Wharf.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
The SHIP'S BOATS. ~. s.
AoHRoSoMgTER IN FINE ORDER.
Conditions cash. oecl0
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81 BY LOUIS D., DeSApSSUREssssns
1.-TWO, SMALL RESIDENCES on, N0RM

81 ny LOUIS D., DeSApSSUREs.aana
TWO. ALLRESIDENCES QN,N0REH:
Lynch street 800 IL - ,.egmrrsgos
On THUrsDAY, the 18th Instant at. Il O'Clock
O'Clock a. n, Will be cold near the Poston1ce. hy
order Of the Mortgage. under power Of sale from
the Mortgsgor, q. w. 0iney, -
The uganda half story WOODEN : RESI-
DENUE, ON the north side OF Wentworth srfteey
west OF Lynch, with o Brick Kitchen on premises.
A small DWELLING with four Rooms.
The L.t measures 90 feet mont by ~ feet Deep
more OF, less. Bounding oh soath. on. iWenaste:
worth street, north on Lands now or late 81
Alfred Fife, east on Lands OF Estate Ma L0gSd
wess on Lands now or Iaie Of, B., l.. Toomer tJoil
! Condllions-One.hslf cash; balance BY bond,
bearing -senfi.annual interest," payable m ono
wear; secured by q mortgage OF iheI psopestyi,
housss1o be insured and policy assigned P1f.
chaser TO pay for papers. decs.tuthstuWfh6 : :.
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Munirisal Notices.

GTTY TAX NOTICE.-OTTY TREAS.
~ URY, CHARLESTON, 8. O., DECEMBER O,
lS7a-By Ordinance the time for paw ing the last
Instalmont Of Corporation Tax and all Arrears OF
Taxes for this year. will end on the 18th instant,
and upon all Taxes due and unpaid on that day
a penalty oftWenty Fer cent. will attach. and re.
turns for steh Taxes I'LL be on lst January, 1873,
sent TO the sheriff for execution.
deeo.8 p. j. C0OG AN. City Treasurer.
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gyR. m. MARSHALL b BR0.o

Unwilling AND STORE E1sTl3GoRs,
IL MEX Bo9Srd, and Line streets. ,,IsI, -.
On THURSDAY. December 12tn.. at 1to'clocff,'
The above Tin. Roofed DWEEEING flour square
rooms and arore, with Kitchen OF two f6dn0Gt
Lot n by IS feet. motelo1 less.rJsG 1 LIAM
Terms-ane-half fcash;t balaDcein one yeaIsDea
curt!d "a usual. Purchaser % pay .k.IAsAsG
Bro for .papsra. c.s .-:fgl q HdecS5ushS
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NITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF

ATTY HAIL. OFFICE ULEKK OF
u COUNCIL CHARLESTON, 8. c.. NOVEMBER
9isr, lST2.-Sesled e.timates will be received at
this once until TUESDAY, December 10th, 1872, at
4 O'CLOCK r. NJ, Tor the conversion Of the old
Worfhouse into a City Hospital. AND for the re-
pairing Of the Mazyck street Hospital, the pulling
down or the buildings nsed for the Insane, the
pre1ent building used AZ q Bakery, and the con-
struottont OF new buildings for Hospital for the
Insane, tho Bakery and Servants Quarters.
The offers will state separately the cost OF the
aitersttuns, SC, OF the main Hospital on Maya.
Zinc sfreef, the alterations and repairs OF The Ma.
Q, ck street Hospital. the pulling down OF the pres.
ent building used for the Insane and BUILDING
new one, the pulling down OF the present build
ing SD IS q Bakery and the building OF q new
Committee reserve the right to reject any part or
pa, q. or all Of the bids. All agreeably to plano
and specifications In the ONCE Of the G!ty Engi-
nov2a, es.a decs,s.lo Clerk Of Council.
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BI JOHN G. MILNOR 8 CO.

GPE CIAL SALE, READY-MADE
- CLOTHING. Dry Goods and Lsties'. Cloth
clocks. THIS DAY, the 10Th inst, at half past 10
O'Clock A. H., we will sell at our Store, 1856 Meet
Ing street, TO close invoices, Cashmere and sati.
net Snits; Cashmere and saiinet vests, Blue
Army Pants. Goats and Overcosts. Black Satinet
Oo:toaade' and Jean Goats and Pants, Printed
Mellon and Printed Sstinet Coats and Pants,
Brown Drill and Canton -FRnnei. Drawers and
Shirts. White and Mixed .Merino Shirts, Fancy
Overshirts,' While Calico and. Hickory Shirts,
Fancy Wool Shaws. Black and Printed SatIne 3,
Kentucky Jeans, Heavy !TEtlIs and %Cnttunades.
BIeached and B.1wd Shirt.ngs, Blue Plaidst B ne
Diills, Denims, Ticking Stripes Calico COMO Ia
b!es,r Fancy Bed spreads, Madras and zero.
handkerchief, and Ladies' Black Cloth Oloafs.
CoDditioIs-Sums under 500 cash, over si00
'slxty deys for approved paper. decI0
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by A. TOBIAS SONS, : (,

By A. TOBIAS SONS. a t,sica.
TsTATE SALE. CHOICE iCOGEA0i
~ BRANDY. At public auction, u, United
states Bonded Stores. 4u;S. z q .>ai;9 fHI+ls.
On THuRSDAY-.l9hJ instant, ;, Nem Tytl
sell in United states Bonded stores, nltast
street. at III o'cl1ck. BY order Of 1ufvvf1g
parties Of; an estate In: France, t-afaiE' I'M;
i i S5e sfss I c ssss' cn.o,lo 20 o.a ,r cosns j. B si.ss se +
20 quin's. casks )szEs4--rs aas ar
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By W. 7. LEITCH & B. 8. BRUINS,

BY W. I. q d. s. BbUNS,'
...-b-.L. ri
DESIDENCE No. 8 REAUFAN STREET
In 80 at Auction. north side.
Will be sold at Auction THIS DAY. 10th In.
stans IN front OF the POstofice, at II O'Clock, L
That ThFee.Story BRICK RESIDENCE, known
ssiNo. 8BcantAfnfstreek The Residence contains
8 square Rooms, with Dressing Room and Pantry.
ON the premises are spacious 0utbuildings- .Cis.
trrn'aHd Well OF COED water. Lot measures 80
by LIS feet, more or less. u 81 So
Terms-0nethird cash; balance ia one and
two years. secured bY bond, with Interest, OF tue
,pufchssef and mortgage of the premises. In.
surance and assignment Of, the policy. Purcha.
Ter Ia nav uS flor paDsrB. decl0
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anrtienrH fntnre mans.
ByF. PSALAS

Apeiio1eer. z
DAIsINS, ALMOED5, WINES &c, DC,
|.1G ,iNP0RTED BY'w.sP HAhEs..L
| on FRIDAY next, the 18th insk. sG11tol1nG6,
A. n. will be- sold at Middle. Atlantic Whekks
The CARG OF the Sp8hishr RSfk PrJyf feoctas
Just arrivedsffom Barcel0DaAuf alAg1S5anGee
pecislly selected for this market .aop
600 whole boxes LAYER: KAiSISS
16co half boxes Layer Rsftus GsfafS
1000 quarter boxes Layer R8isins n $ s.,
10 boxes Figs
Is half barrels Grapes
so boxes Lemons ~
II cases, or IL cartoons each. Layer Raidnss
o:dasss, or ~ Gartoous fessh, Layer Rsiling
100 sacks Soft Shell Almonds
36 sacks Fllberts
y 's.26 sacks Wslnuts 313ts,s itsSs
10 barrels Canary Seed si u ;asIsf )
81. boxes Vermlcellf aud Msccafom
|t&sL190 cases Preserved Fruits a1t! lGfS
D cases owes -S.Iaf, taSg n-ts sSi
100 Demjohns Olives
- &0b01e5 CASTLE soap ~
as= rs cases olive OlIey ~; 10. ssa5.Sslss.
25 barrels olive oil for Machinery
Is half barrels Sailed Herrings
g 200 strings Garlic {! j rgaisR Gs
8 bales Alicante Straw, Mans 49,.
10 bafreis Dry Malaga Wine
Is 40 barrels Sweet M6lsgs Wine 80 -
IS barrels Sherry and Muscstel Wine
ono quarter Casks Red Wine, Of various brands
o: so quarter casks Tsya Wine 81,
50 quarter casks. Port Wine - 3slk;.a
60re1Rhth casks Rancho Wine
40 eighth casks GarnacaR- Wine
50 sixteanth casks Garnaeha Wine
20 eighth casks White Wine
20 sixteenth casks Alstela Wine.
Conditions Of ,Fale-AlSnm under $6oo. cksh;
sixty days, with approVed city enGorbed noeee.As
sss;oGaus a. Phaaiz, Augusta chroanidiclssn add
Sentinel. and Savannah Republican inssst once
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WM MCKAY.
Additionally

cHER1FtFrs sALE-srOcK OF AEssRS:
- hahn l. Cber9e, valued at $fG,0oG. HtfbS
sold TOMORROW. at mysalssroom, No.sstMk6t
worth street, commencing at 10 ,,o,clockss AlslR
and varied stock OF DRY GOODS, consfl:fng "a
uioth. Repelisnts, Alpacas. ,Jesrs, Wilt
Gray Bl4nkets, Ready.made Clothing: Men Ina
Bows, Wool and Felt Hat, White'and Gay
de- shirts and Drawers. a. land ~ Meae199
Shifting. $50 pair custom:nade f psnl = d SSa1
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By LAUREY, ALEXANDER q CO.
TSTATE SALE, By ORDER OF THE
IL !FxEOUTRix..s:t sIsa@.
y, on FRID ~. lash insta:t. viii ,be sold ~ ~
corner OF Franklin and Magazine, street,, nt p
O'Clock, on account or an I state Hsiasqe.
6MULES ~ r:sHa az. 81: .HI9ci
Horse .s..E
90 I'M 8 Carts dc, DC.
, Conditions cash. =; se1T.sH .4s5 6clQSuth0
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anrtin,1 galts--d his Nag.

AnLIlnU 1nIE1Se0uN UUEs
BY LAUREY, ALEXANDER eco.
C,ilC PIGrHkMSp SHOULDERS, BEL
", . ..g LIES. STRIPS, adC.a :i-G
-lHLS DAY, the 10th instant, viii be, sold In
front of our store. at To- O'Clock. :"
10 bblsr 81 mall 0hoice8 .!DSHGHAM -.
10. bhls. Small. Choice 2. G. Pig Shoulders
10 boxes Small 8. O.. Choice d.. Bellies
10 boxes Small 8. u. CHOICE: Strips: %r@,
is tierces and boxes No. 2 Bacon.
And, Immediately alter
1900 packages AACKEREL
80 bbls. Baldwin apples .ia.-, sti
Is boxes Cream Cheese.
Conditions cash. - declo
sTEFFENs, WERNER & QUICKER
WILL SELL, THIS DAY, BEFORE
" their Stores. Yendue Rarge, at 0 O'Clock,
80 packages BUTTER
% boxes Cheese 'S',.s'
80 bbls. N. Y. Hsms. Strips AID Shoulders
20 boxes D. s. Bellies, Sides and shoulders.
90. sis 3HHr ALSO, q s.ts-i4 -ya
80, hhls. Peach.Blew POTATOES. decl0
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BY W. Y. LEITCH 8 X. s. BRUSs,

WILL BE,SOLD THIS DAY, THE 10TH
w. ., instant, at the Postofice,, ct IL O'Clock, rr
That a-ge and desirable LOT on the south side
or BergaEd street, between RutledRe avenue and
Sires street, measuring Co. feet front, land In
depth 2l9 feet, more or lesa. -
ferms-One.half cash; balance In one year
with i1tetast. SPurchaser to pay us for papers.
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By ia. ENSLOW Il CO..

by j. "A. ENSLOW Il co.
nAMAGED COTTON. SO
~ THIS Day. 10Th instant. at 10 O'Clock, will
be sold on Middle Atlantic Wharf, for account OF
whom It may concern,
sLx bales Upland Cotton. picked up at sea By
schooner Index.
Coz dltions cash. l. dec10
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The adjoining LOT north OF the above, 86 feet
8 inches In front by 81 feet 8 inches deep. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-15
MURDER0Us ARRAY AT wEEHAwXEN.

Among the patrons of that retreat Of lager and
sweet gin known as the Mountain House," in
WeehawKen, yesterday, was George Murphy.
George had dispute with the proprietor, Henry
Besci, about q keg Of lager which had
Ioon wacctad between them, and as the
Sec was mse' not forthcoming Bescl resolved
to try what virtue would be In good POUNDING.
Not Content with dschargng two CHAM -rs oS a
revolver at Murphy, he pounaed nus mead almost I'd
Amqsh With some heavy weapon, whicl, s6i3e d
the Spectators state was hammer, n.ers say that
he used knife Information vas conveyed to tina
Hoboken police station, and officers Ford and
they reached HE house they learned that he had
a@eSamnPed: They pursued him, however TO- Wess
formed them, with the GOODNESS Of the historic
mc Mna that, being within the baiiwick
OF west Hoboken, he would not surrender to the Ho
boken authorities The discussion that followed
was very brief In less than q minute Henry was
marching OIL between two bluecoats, and he passed
the night In public institution at IIoboken.
Murphy lies in very precarious condition, and the
officers who visited him state that his head pre-.
sented shocking appearance.
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tain Jimenez CastelIanos surprised the band Of
Martin Castillo, about thirty strong killing i've
Captain GOdoy S Of the Column p q Order found
traces o. the enemy which ne followed and
TSe ns S ana q
Se sS sRs DEVOID u% Of e a
win the Marquis q villsytre having killed four IN
surgents in the Magayales Mountai1s.
as Ssr"s SSsn the w 9s @ s 81 n hs
See women ahs and iapf oa
dispersed % Pepilo 6astelano's band, killing Fer
n nam Carmenates and capturing Francisco and
persons Of their families.
THE NEW SPANISH TACTICS.
20 me Spa1lards seem to have adopted new tactic
and caught to return into the insurst CAMPS and
ALREADY Ssssr np IN
men, their husbands. The government publishes
as me result q It's operations against the nsur
tured ll2 firearms and number Of sidcarms; and,
selves--three Killed, twenty-five wounded and
three bruised. These semi-lnonthly official state
s meas are 50 false that the ea
q other unimportant skrmishes are reported, with
the stereotyped result Of dispersed"
DUEL BETWEEN JOURNALISTS
some excitement has prevailed In editorial circles
regarding prospective duel between Don Juan
Aria, chief editor Of the Dsarto de Ia Marina and
Don Adolfo Marquee Sterling, editor and director
OF L Espana, The former Is also correspondent Of
"a Ep0Cd, Journal published OF Madrid, and he
has lately criticized severely the policy Of Captain
valmaseda's, and whose editor sustains and de-
lends him IN strong language In late articles,
maze maze. use OF very scurrilous remarks about the
editor OF the ptaro and correspondent OF La Epoca
sso 1890 Senior Arizs sent some Of his friends to
the editor OF La EspaHd with challenge, which he
C consented to accept with tho approval Of
to-day seen letter subscribed by num-
Der Of the wealthiest and most iniu.
e e men Of this city, such as Don Manuel
De cuba; Pedro sotolongo PuIdo and others mem
bers OF the Casino Espafol Of this oty, In which,
after complimentlng Senior Aria highly on the
not to make it personal affair as It is the cause of
gu ne defends, at the same time dlsproving duel
senior Aria has accepted the advice Of his friends,
ana &C tie matter rests at present.
VARIOUS NEWS.
The Fourth OF July was very quietly celebrated
this year IN Havana. The American Consulate was
closed, and the shipping hoisted their bunting. At
free lunch and American drinks were In demand,
but there was no general meeting Of any kind to
't The Crescent ss 6ty from New York. has brought
the Spanish Bank,
a4Me|,s ERaMa xainas1s.,s ergan win pro"ah,-
PUBLISH its last number thshe1 enc apra,n General
f na%eT an makes his es: rom this island fnot be-
arS cnns EsoHcsolon Is abhorredby both spaniards
The following artists have been engaged by Mr..
Iamoernk TOT the coming opera season In this
nora Bull Paof and sigpora Dc Baiilon soprano
leggiero)i c0ntraltos, Madame Fanny Natalie dc
pe eaa ana sig1ora vreccioln tenors sgnor de
Perego and Signor Bartolini bassos Signor Rossl-
gall and Signor Ricciardi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-15
RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR DoYLEsTowN, PA.

DoYLEsT0wN, Pa July IA.
Tho morning train on the North Penn
sylvanIa Railroad, shortly after leaving
this place this morning, ran over
COW, throwing the engine and two milk
cars or the track, down an embankment nearly
thirty feet deep. The fireman was seriously In
jured and the engineer the milk agent the baggage
master and one or two other persons on the cars
were somewhat Injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-15

We ore informed that the lookout" Of the book
pressmen Is nearly ended, all the employers exs
cept four having agreed to the terms Of the Ioura
ncymon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-15
BLOODY ARRAY IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA July IA, 1877.
This morning Thomas Foley, q stevedore shot
Thomas Corrigan, laborer, INJECTING dangerous
wound. Both men were on the most intimate
terms. Foley was arrested.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-08-27
Election Notice.
To the Qualified Electors Of 4dans

To the Qualified Electors. Of Addms
To'castip, Monroe County, State Of
Ohio:
WNJHEREAS. Il written request has beer
EW made by one hundred tax-paying cleo
tors of Adams township, Monroe county, State
of Ohio, upon the Trustees of said township TO
call ,neeting Of thequalilied electors thereoftc
vote for o. against the construction Of railroal
by said township Of Adams the termiui OF
which shall be respectively the eastern line Of
said township and tho western line Of s.d
township, By way Of Sunfish Creek, and passing
through said township, and the appropriation
therefor OF Twelve Thousand One Hundred
Dollars, said sum to be raised by tho Issuing Of
the bonds Of said township. in the manner pro-
vided by IN ac5 Of the General Assembly OF the
State of Ohio, passed April %. 1872 entitled an
act to authorize countiss. cities, incorporated
villages and townships to build railroads and TO
lease and operate the sana, said bonds to hear
interest from date Of issue at the rate of eight
per cent per annum, payable semi-annually and
the principal thereof payable, one-tenth IN nine
years from the date OF said bonds, aud one
tenth each year thereafter, uutil ali are paid;
both principal and interest of said bonds to be
made payable at the Office Of the County Treas
urer in Monroe county.
Now, therefore, said qualified electors of
| Adams township, Monroe county, Ohio. are
hereby notified to meet at their usual place Of
voting, between the hours appointed by law fol
holding elections. on the 2Stl. day OF Sci tenn,
Der, 1872, 70 vote for CT against the Construction
! of said railroad.
! Said qualified electors voting for the con
struction Of said railroad will endorse upon
their ballots Railroad, Yes" and those voting
against it will endorse 'nailroad. No"
| G. II. BLOWERS,
! B. T. MELOTT,
! r. -s.. --s WM PALMER,
aug97w5. ,.~ . Trustees.
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Boston yTG0l Market.

Sales of domestic for the week foot
up 10000 lbs. Included are 5000 lbs
unwashed Iowa at 474c; 5000 lbs De.
laine on private terms; $4,000 lbs me.
dium unwashed (various kinds) Ago;
1900 lbs Michigan Fleece 63o; $4,000
lbs secured 79a00c; 1000. lbs do 75c
$4,000 lbs Michigan extra 60a63c; l,00C
lbs tub 75c; 5000 lbs do 724c; 1000
los do OH private terms; 1000 lbs me-
dunn Western 60c; 1900 lbs average
6Oc; 5000 lbs Utah 60c; $500 lbs un
washed Utah 52Ac; $4,000 lbs medium
Michigan (about 62cs ; 10000 lbs Mich
igan extra Gle; 5000 lbs DO 60c.-Bos
ton Commercial Bulletin.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-08-27
And stilI They Come,

The Hon. Galusha A. Grow, fol
twelve years Republican Congressman
from the Wilmont District of Pennsyl.
vania, and Spe aker of the House du.
ring his last term of service, has declar-
ed for Greeley. In letter to the Chair
man of the Liberal Republican State
Committee of Pennsylvania, after re.
viewing the character of Mr.. Greeley,
he closes with the following words:
When the vanquished are ready to
close the bloody chasm and bury for
ever the animosities engendered in the
deadly strife, returning over the graves
of their dead ones, and through the bit
ter memories of the past to grasp in
fraternal concord the hand of the victor,
where is the patriotism that would re-
refuse the proffered offer2 In what
other way can we ever expect to have
our people homogeneous in ideas and
institutions from the Gulf to the lakes,
and from ocean to ocean, with one Un.
ion and one destiny now and forever 7
Are those grand results of less conse-
quence to the Republic than the ambi-
tious wishes of one man struggling 70
prolong his term of office?
Yours truly,
GALUsHA A. Grow
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-08-27
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
August 10.


BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
beeves at s6 00aG rs; that generally
rated first quality at s. Gaae 90; me
dunn or good fair Quality at 81 00a5
90; ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
at SO 00s4 90; inferior and lowest
grades of cattle at SC 00a0 O0--gen-
ersl average of the market to day 81
S7i; extreme range OF prices So Goa
6 75 Most Of the sales we're from 81
Sc to S5 so per 100 pounds.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-We quote
fair to good Sheep at 4Ia55 cents, and
good to extra at 5ba6 cent per ID gross.
Stock Sheep in fair demand at 81 00a4
90 per head. Lambs Sc G0a4 90 per
head. as to size and quality, Receipts
this week 1870 head, against 663G last
week, ard 1902 head same time last
year.
HOGS-Prices in the West are. still
maintained, which would indicate that
present prices here will not Immediately
decline. We quote corn-fed Hogs at
S6 75a7 25, and still fed at Sc 50a7 0C
per hundred lbs net. Receipts this week
1892 head, against 1854 last week, and
SlO5 same time last year.