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DIV virtue O. al OTueT OF the Hon.
ID Pafish Judge Of 'lS9ssltF PARISH,
Louisiana, ana = witt issued there
under, I VIII sei at public auction n
the last and highest bidder at the
Court House door, n the town uT
Bellevue, Louisiana, within. the legal
hours of sale, onE.s .-In1f rse.T
Wednesday,, November 18th,
1872, the following described lands
belOnEing't0 said suceesslUn,g t1-wi5:
LoJ number I-being the north
west quarter Of southeast quarter OF
section 50. township 20, range 15. IE
Lot number 2-bcing the northeast
quarter Of Southeast quarter dissection
50, township ~. range IS. ia.F W
lot numbeE3-being the southwest
quarter OF southeast quarter of section
80, township %, range 10. Is of tsi.
Lot number 4-being the southeast
quarter dfsoutheast quarter Of section
30, township 20, range ID. ,
TERMS OF SAI4E-CASH, pro
vided the appraised value OF. ;IIy
subdivisions be bid, else after re-
advertisement ON q credit Of twelve
months fOrrwhaJever il may bring.
Acts Of sale with revenue stamps al
expense of purchaser.
ID + ONEAL, Sheriff
and eX-oflicio auctiOueeF.
October u, 1872. '''' .Af-
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Ahersa,s SGkes.

James G. Brown
John NJ. Arnold. ct, a )
IL. c. Graham I'D , B. 'l3"H'.-|
as.s,, n y Arnsta. No 2'S' a.a
Il. G.c District Court Of Bossier Parish, La.
Nv virtue Of writs issued from the Dis
A0trict CDnrt in ana for the Pati>h Of
DOsSiCr, Louisiana, III the above eutitied
c.lsrs and to ms directed, | have seized,
is the property 0i aforesaid j. IL .tTnpid,
and viii ssh AT public auction to the last
aad highest 'DilLef, at the Court house
door in the town VI Bellevue, La, within
the legal hOUrs o. sale. on u- ~ .I.IE.
SATURDAY. the 2nd day ofNoE.,
\ y. 1872 the following described landed
pirpcrty to wit: i.'Nt | 800 'fa
The plantation kuowEr as the RED
CHUTE PLANTATION, containing cigh-
teen huudrsd and four acres OF iBc HE'D
Riscr bottom land, and described as FOL
loWs: .4Tf gr .. t.l.H a#E ~
The east half of section twenty-One, the
west halt OF section twcnty-two. riIe1 west
| balf OF section tNtnt yI-cycn, the southeast
duatt,ir aud the south bali OF tho northeast
quarter of section twenty seven, the south
west quarter aud the southwest sICarter OF
tire nOFthw9-Jguarter 0fssution twenty SIX
and the northeast quarter, the east hdN Oi
| tlie nor;hwest quarter and the southwest
quarter Of section thirty -fOUr, all in town
\ shIpninrtetii1 of nnga thirteen, North
| West Louisiana, ami in BUSsicr parish.
| Terms oF >ale.-Thc lssia vii be sold IN
| subdivisions according 10 law aDd without
\ the benefit OF appr.Iisement The price at
| which each subdivision viii be bid oil viii
| be divided pro rata between the judgment
iu cases aforesaid and the. notes given fol
the renaird,r of the purchase price of said
| land btIng four ian number. each for ter
thousand dollars, and BEARING eight pei
cent per annun interest frem january tjrst
1871, and due respectively on first pf Iaau
airy 1871, 1871, 1875 and $40, the pro rata
on the judgIpents IL be paid in cash AZ,
the other pro 'fat.,s on the falling due re
| spe4tivelE 0f the Butes aforesaid The PR
| ratas on notes not due to beaE eight pc
cent periannulp interest frDtn dry ri safe
aud 10 De secured by mortgage and vendor
lien on hand bough5 as the nOtes aTe secur
| ed.
% Acts of s;rIe ANA revenue stamps at eS
."B y. e'SEAII, Sheriff.
Bellevue La, September 18th, 1872.
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October IA. 1872

J.R. Griffin, Esq.,-Dear Sir: Ac-
cording to my published appoint
ments, should have been with you
today 70 address the people ofBossier
in behalf of Greeley and the Fusion
State ticket, but while in Winn par
ish. prosecuting the canvass, / re-
eeiyed q communication from the
Central Campaign Committee, re
ouesting my attendance 1T certain
mass meetings TO be held in some OF
the lower parishes, thus. depriving
me of the pleasure OF being in your
parish and Caddo and Webster, dur
ing the present campaign.
The outlook for US in the State is
bright and cheering. We shall carry
our National and State tickets by
handsome majorities, as We'll as this
Congressional District.
Be pleased to communicate the sub
stance OF this letter 10 thepeopAe OF
Bossier. And predicting the reGemp-
ton Of our State, and its deIiverance
from the rouges who have 80 long
despoilea her, A q q n q
1remain, very faithfully, &c, e
L. &. DAVIDSON.
~ Shreveport Times, Telegram
Southwestern, and Alinden Demo,
crst please copy.
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very faithfully, &c-,
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
Office Supervisor Registration, |
Parish of Bu5sier,
OCTOBER u. lS12

-
IN pursuance of the provisions Of
Section a of An Act to regulate the
conduct and TO naintsin tire freedom
and purity of Elections, p etc, APP
proved March 10Th, 1870, the fphtw-
ing extracts from said AcJaIe. pub
lished for the information OF all CON
cerned g..
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted,
etc, That any commissioner OF
election. constable, police officer
tor election officer, who shall See
any person taking from the hands
Of u voter his ballot with intent
to pzss it to the commissioner OF
election, or attempting SO TO pass
such ballet, shall forthwith arrest
such person aud convey him al
least enc quarter Of mile from
the polls, and keep him there
under guard until the close vi
the polls. - EEzEsa-=- s.'s d
Sec. IL. Be it further enacted,
etc, That the supervisors Of reg
istration, or commissioners Of
election, shall, on the day Of eIec-
ton, close al drinking saloons,
dram shops, groggeries or places
where liquor is sold by the glass
or bottle, situated within a radius
of two miles OF any poll or voting
place. And said supervisors or
commissioners of election ssiIali
have the power TO c;Ili on any
sheriff, constab Die or police officer
to enforce this regulation. Ii
such sheriff, constable or police
officer shall refuse to obey any
order issued under the authority
of this section, the commissioner
or supervisor giving the. Older
shall summarily arrest and impriS
on such sheriff, constable or police
officer, such Imprisonment not -td
extend beyond the hour of closing
the polls. And such sherif, con
stable or police officer SO refusing
to obey such order shall be deem
ed guilty Of a misdemeanor il
office, and upon convictioa there
OF, shall be punished by iinprison
ment for a term not TO exceed sly
months, nor less than three
months. and by fine of not NOR
than $4,000 five hundred dollars
nor, less than $1,000 one h1ndre1
dollars.
Sec. AZ Be it further enacted
etc, That the Governor, an.
justice of the peace, alderman
mayor, judge, or any State office
who may be present at, or hay
knowledge of any drinking 81
loon, dram shop, groggery, Q
place where liquor is sold by til
glass or bottle, which is ope
contrary TO the provisions of til
foregoing section within the lin
its therein prescribed, may j
writing order any police officer {
constable to seize any sue
liquors, or any carriages or vesse
containing the same, or an
booths or tents erected With
said limits for the purpose of e
posing such Intoxicating iiquo
for sale.
Sec. 50. Be it further enacte,
ETC., That any civil officer
ether persons who shall assam
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POLITICAL.

ara Sen Notice. : .f1C
4 d. SADIDGE, Liberal eaHdi-
i. date for the Legislature, viii
address Jhe citizens OF the PARISH at
the following places E. g-r.
Benton, 2nd Saturday, Oct 18th.
Atkins Landing, 3rd Saturday fol-
lowing. F-... .r-.t.
Bellevue, 18th Saturday, Dc; IS.
Please circulate dis poTice, rs full
attendance is desired. n2S4t
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Stray SALES.
SEr0u Sole.

Vvstrayed before the undersigned. author
IA ity, by Tobisssl GuiilhIra. on the 18th
.dav of september, 1872, aid sill be sold for
cgF,A on Saturday, the Zist day Ot~Deeem
Der iSl2, ut Bellevue, La, a dark bay mare
nude. abuatl7 years obi. branded with letter
X on lett shoulder and inverted u on left
hip and two' scars on lett bin; came to his.
premises in SAID parish about two months
age. 8igt u0y .lI.gE
Appraised at $50 90.
The owney is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay chraGcs, &c.
'#aI j. RI LOTION, stray Master.
Bellevue, La, Sept. - tn, 1872.
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Hon. j. G. Thompson, chairman
~ the, Deuoeratic-Stat Central
Committee of Ohio, courageouSiI
Trrites: .'Ihe Democracy are ia.l
If pluck and reajygto renew the
sg6t. They know what is wan
I'd. and are ready TO meet the
demand
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Ssr0,z Sage.

y1strrved hefore Job 1RenmYsoir, JaP,
u on the 10th day OF September, 1872, by
NJ. 4. Moss, aud. Will yhe sold at Belle
.vue. La, Tor cash. to the highest bidder: on
S,sturilssa tia, 2Bd diiy Of N0yvniber.l 1877, q
white SPOTTED COW, With liz right ear and
cropRHd ans,sl'bit ~ lett ear. 90 :SaJE}
appraised at SO.
The owHcris requested 20 come forwards
prove Property, pas charges, &c
traf-rr ], LOTION, Stray Master.
September q, 1872.
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The Missouri river rises ,2906
miles from its entrance into the
Mississippi, and $500 feet above
the GulfleVel. .gG EEtaaf5 -, Q
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General Banks, who was in
Washington last week, said Gree
lev would receive a larger number
Of votes than the Liberal ueket at
the recent elections, and i'll Ohio
alone at least $4,000 more votes.
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The Radicals were unable 10 de-
feat Hendricks with all their mon
ey and fraudulent voting. a
large majority in Indiana my be
relied Oh for Greeley in November.
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SFrGy Safe.

TNstfa, ed before the undersigned, author
II T., on ths. 9TH cay OF October. lSI2,
nv Fdmuiid Hipson and viii be sold to the
.lirrbcst biiiicr, eash, ne Bellevue, La ON
saturday. the Both day OF November, 49,,
q red -ttrdiHeifer, abolst years old. With
red side and white back, marked snOothe
croI, IN right car and split N loft ear Clrno
ito his premises IL the spring OF this year.
.APprIiseda al 81. gWf .at q
Tie owneris requested 70 come forward,
prove PROPERTY pay charges, dc: .e4t
J. H. LOTION, Stray Master.
October l2tii, lS13GgaG f .sdEHt
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RosssER PARISH. aZL
Inrl,lber FL - Epa,,sber .!

EETe are prepared HOW TO furnish pine
w LUMBER at our mill at fifteen dol
lars per hulisarid cash. Oak, heart pine
ana select lumber per special contract
All classes of flooring and ceiling dressed
for work always on hand, at regular prices.
Curn ground every Saturday without fail.
ni6iy ONLEY < TURNER.
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Rms POLICE JURohs:! la af
Ward 2-THOS. SMITH.
li'" al. j. SWINDEE. +''
4-J.N.PbATT.- .ac
6-R. f. WYCHE.
7-RUFUS SIBLRY.-h's
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Sgrrsy Sale.

E1stravcd before the undersignad, author
II i,v. on the 9Th day Of October, 1917,
bv EslInuIpl Biuiol, .sud viii he cold at
8sllevue, Tor cash, 70 tie highes: bidder, on
Satur,la eth. Slth1ayi ri November. lelli
n COW and Caif-cuw about II years Old, with
black sides, back and belly white and mark
crop :irgi ieie in LETT car Came-to his prem
Uses about sur.1g of this car
The owners reqrc. ted 70 conc forward.
.prove prupertr, pay charges hsc.
J. Ii LOTION, stray. Master.
October T., 49,
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Sec Go. Be 1t further. enacted,
etc. That any person who shall
vote or attempt TO vote more than
once at the same election, shall
be deemed guilty Of a felony, and
upon conviction thereof shall be
punihsed by a fine not less than
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james G. Brown
b. Jess NSr.. -fa No. 2Jpi-i
John NJ. Arnold. ct, a ..-
IL. c. Graham .l ~ 'l3""..-'
vs. No 300. .r..-
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Indiana Politics.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1O.-It is stated
that Mr.. Depau's, tho Democratic candi
date for Lieutenant Governor, declinatior
has been in the hands Of the Contra
Committee several days. The nomina,
ton has been rendered to Rev. w. w
Browning, Of Brown county, but 1t is moi
yet accepted.
The Republican Convention, for the
nomination oil an additional Congressman
and Presidential elector at large, will
meet %his morning at the State House
General Nathan Kimball, of this city,
Hon. Thos. q. Slaughter, of Corrydon,
Hon. w. Williams, the present member Of
Congress from the Tenth district, and
General Alvin P, Harvey, Of Posey coun.
~, was this morning put on nomination
for Congressman. Hon. VIM. Williams
was nominated on the first ballot. Cen
eral Nathan Kimball, who was candi.
date Tor Presidential elector at large, re.
signed, leaving two electors to be chosen
this afternoon. "
AT the afternoon session Of the Republi.
can Convention for the nomination oil
Congressman and electors at large, Judge
Isaac Moore, Of Warwick county, was
elected to fill Inc vacancy caused by Gen
Kimballs resignation. Major ]. W. Cor.
don, of this city, was nominated for the
other elector at large, with ]. S. Hinton
and Henry G, Donnatel as contingents.
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Meeting of the National Democratic
Committee,

BALTIMORE, July 1O.-At meeting of
the National Democratic Committee this
afternoon, all the members being present
except from the States of Delaware and
Florida, Hon, August Schell, of New
York, was elected permanent Secretary
and Treasurer. The following gentlemen
were elected as members of the Executive
Committee: Theo. F. Randolph, of N. j.;
Cyrus II. Mccormick, of Ills; William
A. Moore, Of Michigan; Isaac Z.
Eaton, Of Kansas; Frederick o. Prince,
of Massachusetts; John L. Thompson,
OF Ohio; Jas. P. Blrr, of Pa; VIM. H.
Barnum, Of Conn; Matthew W. Ransom,
Of N. c.; Gen. w. T. Bates, OF Tenn.
The following gentlemen compose the
resident Democratic Committee Of Wash.
ington: Samuel ]. Randolph, of Pa; w.
W. Carcoran, OF Washington; Allen G.
Thurman, Of Ohio; Jas. Brooks, of N. Y,
and Montgomery Blair, Of Mo.
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Committee Appointed TO Notify
Nominees.

BALTIMORE, July 1O.-ImmediatelS
after the adjournment of the Convention
the committee appointed to notify Greeley
and Brown of their nomination by the
Convention, held a meeting, ]. r, Doc,
little, Chairman, and L. P. Fenton, Sec.
rotary, and appointed the following sub,
committee to prepare a letter 10 the
nominees, TO be presented to the full com.
mittee this evening, viz: Joseph s
Thayer, Of New York; Judge J. q. Alb,
bolt, OF Massachusetts,; Joseph Chestnut
Of South Carolina; John q. Burch, Of
Tennessee; and A. NJ. Miller, Of Illinois.
On motion Of Judge Abbott it was
resolved that the committee proceed in O
body 10 New York, and present the letter
to Greeley. Should Brown be in New
York ut the time the committee will
also wait on him.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRK, July 10.-Peter H. Watson,
the new President Of the Erie railroad, Is
from Ashtabula, Ohio. In view Of the
change Of bis position, he will take up his
residence in this city. Commodore Van.
derbilt considers him one Of Che best rail.
road men IN the country. Gen. A. s.
Divine, who was unanimously chosen
Vice President, Is considered one OF the
most experienced railroad men OF the
present day. He has long been connected
with the management Of tho road. In
future the Erie will work In conjunction
with the Atlantic & Great Western rail.
road.
The Standard suspended temporarily
to-day.
Of'the 1900 deaths last week 100 were
caused directly by heat.
The increase Of the death rate In
Brooklyn the past week was 291 over the
preceding week. There was $40 deaths
from cholera infantum.
The laborers employed on the East
river bridge struck to-day for an increase
Of wages.
John Thompson, charged with shoot
Ing Charles H. Phelps, q jeweler, a few
weeks since, was to-day brought before
Justice Ledwith and fully identified as
the person who fired the shot. He was
committed without bail to await the &C,
ton OF the Grand Jury.
Gen. Diven will probably decline the
Vice Presidency oil the Erie railroad.
VIM. @. Barnes, United States Commits.
sioner to the statistical Congress, sailed
to day for Europe.
The reform committee OF fifty, oil
Brooklyn, have published report show.
ing that the new storage receiver was I'm,
necessary and involved useless amour,
Of money, and that the contract was lille.
gal and fraudulent, and not given to the
lowest bidder.
The followingis the score of the gamC
of base ball between the Troys and AIu
tuals to-day: Troys, Z; Mutuals, a.
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CHEAT CoUEcrt MEEHINa.-The Great
Council Of West Virginia Improved Or.
der Of Red Men, met at the Wigwam Of
Logan and Cornstalk Tribes, in this city,
yesterday, at 0 o'clock AN
The order in the State Is in very
aourishing condition.
The Great Council has sixty.two mem.
bers. There are five tribes throughout
the State, with an aggregate of 64s mem.
bers.
The total receipts Of the Tribes for the
year past were $4,407 o.; amount ex.
pended Tor relief during same time,
1854.
Number Of deaths, two.
The following officers were elected 10
serve for the ensuing term Of one year
and were installed by Past Great Sachem
VIM, Winder: Great Sachem, P. s. Jas
81. Riddle, Of Cornstalk No. 2; Great Sen.
Tor Sycamore, P. s. B. Stanley, Of Corn
stalk No, 2; Great Junior Sycamore, P. 8
Peter thinner, Of Logan No. /; Great
Chief Of Records, P. s. Charles Hlrsch, Of
Logan No. ]; Great Keeper Of Wampum
Z. s. Charles Eschtrath, Of Grey Eagle
No. 8.
Great Prophet P. s., Rev. VIM. Ger
hart, Of opequon No. A; Great Representa-.
tive to Great Council OF U. s., P. g., D.
Reomer, of Logan No. 1.
The Great Council at 10 o'clock P. NJ
adjourned to meet again in this city OF
the second Wednesday in July, 1878.
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The Anti.Greeley Convention.

BALTIMORE, July 10.-The Anti. Gree.
ley Democratic Convention, met this
afternoon at l o'clock. The following
were made permanent officers: Presi.
dent, Samuel ]. Bayard, of New Jersey;
Vice Presidents, 2. F. Stokes, ofsouth Car.
olina, Jas, Sweeney, Of Pennsylvania, Ezra
Keyser, Of Texas, Joseph Miller, of West
Virginia; Secretaries, Jas. G. Underwood,
Of Connecticut, s. ]. Chute, Of New York.
Mir. Bayard, made q few remarks on TAX.
ing the chair. A committee was ap.
pointed yesterday, to present an address
arraigning the Democrats of the United
States.
Mr.. Betley, of New York, said thew
would make a nomination at the present
time.
A Committee was appointed to secure
the attendance Of delegates.
Resolutions concerning tho Convention
at Louisville, was offered and laid on the
table, Adjourned. an
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CoRREcTEoN.-No doubt readers Of
City Council proceedings, published in
yesterday mornings INTELLIaENcER,
were surprised to learn that Mrs.
Weisgerber had nominated Mr.. Joseph
TOlivar to fill the vacancy existing in
Council from the 9th Ward. Although
Mr.. Tolivar is very popular man
among the ladies, any one of whom
wonld willingly do him the honor to
place him in nomination for an office ;
yet we are compelled to say that it
was Mr.. and not Mrs. WeisgerBer who
then did him the favor, Mrs. Weisgerber
not having the honor of seat in Coun.
Gil.
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CHEAP FAREs.-The Baltimore s Ohio
Railroad Company seems determined to
give our people an opportunity to pass the
heated term at points along It's line ia.
NOUS, ssresorts for inyalidsor those seek.
ing recreation. Round trip tickets, good
until the slSt Of October, can nowbe pur.
chased at the ticket Office in the depot to
the points named, at the following rates
Oakland, 50 90; Berkeley Spring, $40 So
Jordan's, s14 49, Capon, SIS 90. II
the fare to these places has heretofore
prevented any from visiting them, that Is
now no longer an impediment This OK.
tremely liberal offer of the railroad com.
pany should be met with correspond.
ingly liberal patronage.
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POLICE CoURT.-The police court yes.
terday morning presented quite lively
appearance. The following cases were
disposed of; Frank Roney, Thomas Nc.
Candies, Robert Hicks, Albert Twist,
Jacob Gardner, james Keller and James
simms, charged with bathing in the
river, contrary to the city ordinance, were
each fined one dollar and costs; Margaret
Wagner, charged with being common
prostitute, was fined five dollars and
costs
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contradiction--Meeting of Stove
Manufacturers.

CINCINNATI, July 10.-A report origi-
mating in the Cincinnati Enquirer to the
effect that Richard Smith, OF tho Gazette,
was engaged in movement 10 secure the
withdrawal Of President Grant in order
to bring out candidate that would defeat
Greeley, having obtained wide circula.
ton, Mr.. Smith authorizes its contradic.
tion. There is not, he says, the shadow
of foundation for the report. He advoca.
ted the nomination OF President Grant be.
fore the assembling Of the Philadelphia
Convention, and believes him to be the
strongest man that could have been chosen.
He furthermore regards Greeley as about
the weakest candidate that could have
been selected by the opposition, and be-
lieves that he will be defeated.
The National Association Of Stove
Manufacturers assembled here OF noon to.
day, in pursuance Of the adjournment at
the meeting held in New York on March
9Th and 18th last. Representatives are here
from St. Louis, Albany, Chicago, Phila.
delphia, Pittsburgh, Rock Island, New
York, Troy, N. Y, Detroit, Baltimore,
Wheeling, Buffalo, Evansville, Dayton,
Charleston, ILL.,, GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati and
other cities. The meeting was called to
order by Jno. s. Perry, Of Albany, Presi.
dent Of the Association. During his re.
marks, he said the amount Of capital in.
vested in the manufacture of stoves, in
this country, was $30,000,000, employing
one hundred and fifty thousand men. Al
the close Of Mr.. Perry's speech, an ad.
dress Of welcome was made by VIM.
Resor, Of this city. Among the matters
to receive attention, will DO the costs OF
stoves, treights, improvements in manu-.
facturc, raw material, etc. Committees
were appointed on the present condition
Of trade, and It's future prospects, and
other matters, after which an adjourn.
ment was effected till 0 o'clock to.mor.
row.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made the nth day
OF April, A. D. 1874, by james D. Lady 10 the
Deed Book SO, folio 462, shall on the 22d day
hof July 1872, proceed TO sell at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio County, at 10 o'clock A.
n; the following described personal property, to
Wit: Three bedsteads, beds and necessary bed.
ding for the same; Q parlor chairs, rocking
framed pictures, / clock, looking glasses, :
wash'stAnds, lsewlnB machine wheeler d VII.
ton), velvet rug, six octave plano and pIano
stool. set dining room chairs, set kitchen
chairs, Arlington cooking stove and cooking
utensils Tor the same, rocking chAits, safe, |
lot Of dishes, with tho remainder OF the house.
hold and kitchen furniture OF the same James
D. Lady.
Terms Of salc-eash.
GIBSON L. oRANMER,
jel9 frFuatee