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Administrators Sale.
7 N pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
i Court of Monroe county Ohio, will Offer

7 N pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
i Court of Monroe county Ohio, will Offer
torsale on s@90eYI ssas8KG
Friday, The 18th day of January, 1875,
at o'clock P. NJ, upon the promises, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in tho
county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, to wit:
About twenty-four acres in the south half of
the northeast quarter Of section twenty-on in
township seven Of range seven, being the west
half Of the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of said section. and part of the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter of same
section, and bounded on the north by lands
originally owned by ]. Sherman, on the east
by lands Of John Kent, on the south by lands
of B. Danford and on the west by lands Of 8.
D Kent, subject to the life estate Of Harriet
Porter therein. fls. 81 bs.sfs .s.sTvTY
Appraised at $500 ;, ~ 80
TERMS OF SALE--0 0ne-third in hand, one
third in one yesr, and one-third IN two years
from the day of sale, with interest; the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. BENZ. DANF0RD,,
dec14, ,'74td. Admir- of VIM. G. Porter, decd.
- 4 EF q. 20 e.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

.s.r tni,..t- r[@.sa Decemb, b,r "a. g
CATTLE--Common to choice ship
pers' sold at, 4 50@5 95; extra, 6 25
| 6, 80; butchers',l2 50@4 SO; feeders,
2~75@3 75uiatT ho. linn .u,Y@a.l
HOGS-Prices ranged at 6@7 10; a
few sold over 6 80, or under 6 SO.
Market opened active and
closed steady and firm, with sales at 8
@5 25. - 49, {.
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East Liberty, Cattle Market,

EAST LIBERTY, PA, December "a.
2 CATTLE--Extra,6 1907 90; good
to prime, 6 25@6 so; common to me-
dium, a 5O@5 IS; stockers, 3@4 100 ;
bulls, 3 1908 50bs3ail9 u .Tgos9nI
HOGS-Yorkers, 6 5O@6 75.lqPhil-
delphia, 7@7 l5.H }-lbe 3iE ollT
SHEEP-Best, 6@6 so; medium 5@
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2 fFSrRAeus, who, some of our
readers may recollect, represents this
district in Congress, voted against the
Paciic Mai, Subsidy bill, on its final
passage. That is mark to SPRAGUE's
credit, when it is considered that there
were three quarters of a million dollars
lying around loose. 2 4l'ai 4'ia9s 1T
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Jacob Kcmper, of Brownsville, Lick
ing county, was thrown from his wagon
into ditch, about five miles north of
Columbus, Tues lay night. His wagon
fell On him and killed him.
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1de EvThe State Legislature adjourned
over from the 2ad to the 26th. Our
representative, Mr.. WATSON did his ut
I most to secure an adjournment until
some time in January, the members du-
ring the recess to be entitled to no pay;
but the majority would not have it so.
5W We were aboutato say that the action
had, might be misconstrued, and the
Inference drawn that the five dollars q
day defeated Mr. WArsoN's proposition
bnt upon second thought we are not al
/ all certain that would be misconstruc
iion. be.fo1D e.t
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William Sharon, King Of the Com.
stock, estimates that the new lead recent
lv developed in the famous California
claim, Bf which he IS i,fincipal prdpris1
tor, will pan out $500, 600, 900, two-thirds
of which will be net profit.
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Chicago.

Dec "a Flour 4 25a5' so; Wheat
s4a92c Corn 65a79c; Oats 53c; Rye97a
99c; Barley l "a. 1900 :
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fFIRwlN says he will .'rot' before
he viii tell The cause Of all the trouble
Is, that he is already rotten. ii
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2 kE Congress has adjourned over IN;
fl january 9th, Congressman are not
paid by the day, as legislators Of this
State are. Otherwise it might be other
wise.
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Cincinnati.

Dec "a Flour 8 25a7. 90; Wheat l.
OSa1 90; Corn 72a73c ;Oats 57a62c Barr
ley 30al As; Rye l 10al II b az
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Is A Pennsylvania hangman smooths the
pathway of condemned wretch to the
grave by decorating the moose with blue
silk ribbon. 'H. H.E t
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Notice. il

NOTICE is hereby given shat he-annual
IN election for officers of the Monroe County
Agricultural Society viii be held at the Clerks
Office in Woodsfeld. on Saturday, the 10Th day
of January. AsD. llS74. D. oK-EY, Sec.
dec15, 74w4. - 4
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H GRANT has issued a proclamation
commanding all disorderly persons i9
Mississippi 10 disperse So that trouble
may be regarded as satisfactorily dis
posed Of. A man who wouldn't imme-
diatoly disperse on readirg one OF
GRAsrs proclamations is no ornament
,7tititd 4Jhtt1li . ti3tFf 70 st-tt -HE
to his country. :.
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Dec. 24AFlou: 5 37a4 co. Wheat
l goal 40 Corn S0aS5c. Oats -65a66 =,
Rye l 00. .sai7ii, 55.ra ZIG s.r l. liz
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sW The Finance bill published on
our outside has passed the Senate
Senator THURMAN voted against It. s,
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New, York.

Dec. d -Flour4 0O@8 90. Wheat 1
O9a1 81; Corn SS@95c. Oats 6S@71c.
Rye 92@96c. Barley 55!ei b'nrfda
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WThe Republicans Of the House
twice defeated the efforts made by Dem
-ocrafs 10 re-opan th1-enfn burglars, eaaa
j; GRANT sticks to his friends, and his
friends stick to him "There is honor
aaong"-we!l among GRANT and his
peculiar frierds .,.....s
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woodsfieId. Dee. %. 1874.

IL EgCorgrcss pays $4,000 for il big
treat to King tKALAkuA. A neat way
to get free drinks. - - s5 q
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b a r b z r. s. II O p

THE undersigned informs the public that
i he has purchased the entire interest OF
Mr. WnLIAM ScHEuFsLE's barber establish.
ment and is prepared to do 'N 80 iftA
SHAMPOOING. nAIR CUTTING
AND
s II Av In G., in the best style.
z4 COLLARS and NECKTIEs for sale.
Place Of business .soutE of the cour
house in NJ. Hoefler's premises.
Junelo, LAY. FRITZ BUCK4O.
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WooasfieId. stock Market.

December 2S.-Cattle 2a4o per pound
Sheep 3@4c per pound. Hogs 5959c
per pound. -ass s=sre ], et>od -ifs7g !
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Baltimore.
, Philadelphia.

Dec. 24.-Flour dull. Wheat 15a1
81 !, Corn Soc Oats 65a67c; Rye dull. i
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Buffalo Cattle Market.

December "a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-No sales re-
ported and yards bare OF stock :; mar
ket closed firm at4@6 40 for Western
sheep. = ',,7' 'l' .. 4-2f1
HOGS-Market slow; porkers, a 40
@6 S5; heavy hogs,6 ,s5@7 49,
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From the Daily Register,l ,
Whaol;no Cattle Markat.

December 23-The following are the
arrivals ofustock at the. Christman
House yards during last week, and the
prices paid: a.
CATTEE-The arrivals were Is
head, and sold at 3@4 Is.
/ 1HOGS-Arrivals 81 head, atg6@7 90.
CALVES-Arriyals 80 head, at 3@S
90 per head. AHgi9Q 81; IL as sid -
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Report of ClarlngtOn Schools for
the Month Ending December
IS, 1874.
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!, so=5 No. cases tardipass.

The following names Of pupils who
have never been absent or tardy, and
whose department has been perfect,con
stitute this months
sstsit e} RoLL OF HONOR. 5ey f,..
! Albert Duerr, Lee Riley, Elmer Hall,
Annie Topp, Lilly Collins, Bell Atkinson,
Matte Smith, Ida Habermehl, Celia For
ney, Emma Brehmer, Tillie Lawrence,
Eva Lippencott, Mary NJ. Parker, Sue
Rodgers, Anna Humphrey, Lncy Smith,
Tillie Gothard, Albert Brautigam, Chas.
Cochran, Willie Duerr, Edward Haber-
mehl, Charles Hendrickson, Chas. Keel
born, Edward Roemer, Willie Eddy. Ell
die hatcher, Marta Hill, Frsnk Brautig.
am. Samuel Gamble, Rachael Burton, Car
rie Watson. fea f}"af i
s7as r. E TILFORD, {
Ty..,..
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ABSENTEE AND rARpY ROLL.

In this reportno names are included
where the absence is caused iby sickness.
provided that the teacher receives written
notice stating sickness to be the cause of
such absence. 5 Saes
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The following names for perfect de-
pertinent and attendance, except in cases
of sickness, constitute this months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21

the last two three .ee The demand h ss S., ssen III
prices which have suffered sngos geens OK
xrs Phladsphs 50 40 to ssa B,ltonor - n III e.
Hogs 50 25 $7 York So 80 TO S7 Common " ~
S6. good on hand being late arrivals ~ 49,. 20.
SHEgP-Tbe receipts 152 80 4OO ms sahM
before The supply has been large and decided
proyemen quality There rather unexpected arrival OF gov
sheep fairly active and not percepuble change
prices ertrs sne wool 100 No. IS 75 good 80 to 80 80 2SG
Is 90 fair 80 TO IS ID, ~ 5OdS5 common, 10 10 10 D. s3 10
asa. good many on hand unsoh
BUFFALO Aug to-day, ncnding four cars
making the total supply for the week
$50 $50 against 4oS cans Tor e Same
slow, good cattle onef9e
fresh arrivals through congDments thin stock were nsee
$50 head steers raDng from y9O to LIZ ~ t
- 37$5 81 9 100 bead Indiana ranging from $50 10
16l ~ sias5 3O IS head Illinois steers ranging rom W
$40 10 S5aS6 25 200 hea Michigan steers rangIx ron
$50 to 100 ~ at 50 a$5 "a bead Texas steers averaging
S35 H. at IS rs. -
BanBsThe receipts to-day 1000 head MAKING
the supply week thus far 1900 bead against ~ UOJ
head The market low and weakeri
the few dfors uso will be hppei East In hs hani
Canada smbs s6aS7; Csrsds sheep "a 55d$5 l21 Western
sheep 81 as rs 900 bead Canada lambs from 6S
II H. So 7oGs7 AZ head Canada sheep averaging ~ d.
a, So.
HoGsRecpts to-day 210o head mstDg the total supply for the
week far against $500 head for the same time last
week Cool hogs and IN good demand at shade bsr @
selling wy Mich hogs $61S6 % Workers. 10 ioaSij
heavy hogs, 81 2jq$S -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21
THE-STATE OF TRADE.
RrROpRAN NARKRrs

LoSDos Aus 2o23O mThe directors Of the Bank Of En-,
gland their meeting to-day drd the minimum rate OF discount at the
bank 81 The the Stock Exchange on
Government securities ia cent Conso 92 tor money! 9@a
Tor the account - .
PAsxSoRr Aug 2OUnrei States FveTwen,y bonds % for the
issue Of 1862.
LvEKroeL Aug 2o1l $50 m-Ccttoni seady Sddsg Up
lands S40S'sl NiiIng Oean1, sHSi2 safes oVO b,ss
including 900 for speculation and sales on the bass Of Md
ding upianis nothing below Los Aidns deliverable August al
3.l6i. -,
LrvKaPooL, Aug 2O-3 m.-Mddug Upiauds Cotton oti;
Middnng Orleans, Sas6Sl2. -
LosDos Aug 2o3:O NJ The specie In the BaaL Of kngana
has 1858 the week The OF bullion
into Bank Of England balance to-day G3i 600 hs
Of the Bank Liabilities which last week AZ y
AZ The OF discount in the open
market for three mouths bills 3l6 which is 5l6 yer
below the Bank Of England Paris dispatches quote kenes At
$50 525c
LIVERPOOL, Aug 20-3:30 m.-Of the Cotton sales to-day
1000 bales Sales shipments the
tue basis Of Mang Upand nothing below Good Ordinary
LONDON Aug 300 mConsols 02d32l2 FOX money; ~ 40
92s for the account Paris dispatches quoe Rens at 63 55
LONDON, AUG. 2O5 m.Refnei Petroleum Ga az Id gallon
PARIS Aug 2OEvenng specie in the Bank OF France has in
creased 3, 40 900 frsncs during the past week.
LospoS Aug 2U-EyeuBs Lnseei OIL 27i9628l Spirits Tur
pentine. ~ q per
LIVERPOOL. Aug 20RvenagRosn lSl for Fine Pale
American spnts Of Turpebine 26 cw Linseed Oh 23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEv.yoRK Aug. 20-5EEyEs-To-iays receipts we're 7s ears
or $50 hed-5G City 10 at One huDdedia ST.
and weehawken and the to for three day, !, 'i9o
Offering. cattle, nearly all and the
quatv below medium Good e, which were ,fafce
NATIVE, Ss9 Cd vs % 70 SSss B .d 50 s S so:
o. Il to ., s 81 and poor to Or
'V western nsei. are with poor and likely
continue thus for weeks 70 come o. The " arst at U'so
qa for ce shipping 1avs steer with very , e" b on IL. ss
Dpess p IL i or Sne ms Native cows and e
low 80 s while SS sl s. e Csiss g. % d ~ ono
sale Of 100 Cherokee 81 6o-whch
SGsss' s 1 s s md Ss end not
% p Sa s s ear. cs SUI K I5 s and
Bowers & Yeaser 2e,rs 80
sese so his account a fat Missouri sers sai swt
Chas Kahn for self sc Kentucky steers 7L cw' l2 10,
TO dress % b. sid 20 extra d. S eS at l5c ID 10 -ress
At JERSEY City, Morris wsIel, Co. had 81 crou.e 10
cars Br,ibnrn cars B. W. olet cars saddler Ravens Co.
= salaass Bradburu "a Kentucky steers So cwt
IL % o. u, to dress 81 ID SO do ew at lie e d. aud IL Hi
10 I5i ohio ' os 7, 1s at isS
iOlad II iae D n to des. 56.o 81 70.
Iha Kaan sold Tor sader. syea. Co. 33 Kentucky steers ~
cwt i2le, FuFs mixed Indiana cattle,
Goismii5 for Morris; WAKE. us' Co.. 81 Illinois steers
at u to dsss So TO 81 & % misd natives ard GIerS
STRAINS. "a KENTUCKY steers l2alSe y n to dress
NJ Morris, wa1es Co.. SO Texans 5ia ewt
sto TO- for F; ad 90 Co.. ne T,s e~ at 7aa7a 10
to dress % d. and bad 40 cattle uasoli. ,,.u
&C. y ID, TO dress 81 10.
Dwal had 10 Of Texas and cars of natives only partly
900 bend making $40 for three d,y.
request the market generally hm at M prices MAd
, .S s sn Re s 3 g s Ss' calves from &C. De-
Is SS lid ' at 5 and f'Ef ise head
yndd Bueknsham sold a. State gras, e,l,esss 81 head
at9al0e. y n. o,-.
Hume Elliot. sold 10 State milk fed calves, ls2 a,erass at &c
- head 70 bltsmAs si2 head and 10 si''e'
Jane. ksy sc IS state hut,ernk. go p average satf
L,ssssep AZ or SIPS ~ head as1s
las. Lamb, aud sheep we're yeas aud
' ss, S 10 yield sn 70 p s ss Ser b. with
vsTL few !. ST. Sc ;neep iIS% &c 10 Gc D. =, Tho NJ
SO Do 50 o. 7 az Do es as7 40 100 -; roi S S
II state sheep ioi SCI ~ oho 81 ID, Se do 81
kISs :od 81 ser s q T. 50 50
&c., B. s. - 81 ss s iOS S ss 3 IS
IN: 1se and 2 8 ONO l sheep s. n, at oAe ,s.yn
rnp le,s sod iS ss 9e 4 sheep 50 .;s's' " ' ID Ia
juh Buckingham sold l2i ohe sheep 80 ID average at " az
294 Do sS ID 2, c 2tg do 80 TO- at a. !, az aS
. .e'.e Iii do, ca n re- aud 1888 do I'll D'"s 80
Jsss Co sold SO State lambs. 90 a'7'.' vn 4i'
j. " Tauoh sold ls9 Pnnv,si. lambs. OIL average &C.
S k,: s'ls So a. .sS SO lambs IS 7
= po sheep . r. a. o. and 10 aS .. . p q At &C.
46 do 81 n. at De- and 20 Ohio sheep "a ~ :. o.e % "a,
for sres day .g.n,t for Ii. eopons last vel,
Offered so arm add usd da area
a9c y ID. for grsssers. aud 9isdoLSs for eofnfsa
E.r Lnxmrr Penn Aug 2U-Cenra Ltr. sioct rarf,-CAr
70 osp s.. .. 81 r. ear. s.ss tie ssss s ps
eItrs Of The nd most common 5000 are I nearly All sold Err
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21
And the following for city bank shares

Col. Thomas A Scott, having resigned as President
of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, the new Board
of Directors to-day organized by the election OF
the following officers: A. Peirce, President and
General Manager; ID. r. Garrison of st. Louis Vice
president and Clinton b. Fisk Secretary and Treas
NOR Col Scott in his letter of resignation states
that the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad requires all his time
and attention.
Several conferences are said to have taken place
reoeptv (which have so far been without RESULT be-
tween the officials of the Central Pacific and Union
Pacific Railroad Companies and the Pacific Mail
steamship Company. with view to more 'har'no-
mons action in regard to freights between the At
lantic and Pacific seaboards.
Mr.. George Bliss Of the banking firm OF Mor'on'
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SAILS FROM q O'CLOCK p. NJ To CLOSE OF BUsl- |
NESS 3 O'CLOCK = n.
THURSDAY. Aug. S0-P. NJ.

The general railway market has again been strong
and higher after steady opening and later slight
decline. During the forenoon stocks were decidedly
active, and the dealings spirited in the prom
inent shares. The later movement was on more
restricted basis but prices continued strong to the
end the market closing up at about the best figures
Of the day. The sales amounted to about 100000
shares the largest being in Western Union, Of which
$500 shares were bought aud sold; Lake Shore,
$4,000; Union Pacific, 10000; Pacific Mail. 500
Rock Island. 1900, and Northwest common, 400.
The advance at the close Of the Board over last
nights prices ranged from to t. viz: Erie
and Pacific Mail. each 4; Hannibal and St.
Joseph, Northwest common, Ohio and Miss.
and Union Pacific, each !. Harlem and Wabash
each Rock Island and st. Paul common. each J.
and Lake Shore and Western Union Telegraph, each
iper cent New-York Central declined J. and o., C.
and c.. per cent. The opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were
Is fol
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The bids for stocks at the close Of the Board were

As had been anticipated in certain quarters where
the low rates for money in London and the large
specie export from this side had been taken ihto
consideration, the Directors OF the Bank OF England
to-day reduced the minimum rate Of discount half
point to 81 per cent the Bank having increased its
line of bullion during the week E6S3,OO0, gaining On
balance to-day $4,000. In the outside market three
months bills are discounted at 3l6 per cent. The
market for securities was duh and about steady.
having no special effect any of the markets here.
Foreign exchange was dull and little easier, the
working rates being about 4.S6i04s7 for 60 days
and 4s9. 1901 for sight bills Gold opened at 1901
aud remained at that figure until LII o'clock, when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21

A fairly active business was done in railroad
bonds, but without special change in quotations out
side of the Pacific mortgages These were strong
and in active request upwards of 100000 Centrals
having changed hands at the Board. The prices
paid for Union Incomes were the highest made for
long time past while Sinking Funds brought TO- the
highest price yet reached. This Improvement is no
doubt in large part due to the rapid conversions of
the Income bonds into the Sinking Funds. Other
railroad mortgages were firm and in good request at
generally full prices. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21
COTTON MARKETS.

BosroS Aug 20-Co,ou quiet Mlding u 49, gross receipts
b. exports Great Britain, liJ bales Sales lou oae S''eA
5000 bales. - ,,, ,.., y.,.,, ,ci.
No, reriots IS bales: gross 65 bses sales bses STOCK lOS
Wmxrssrcy Aug Collection qaet Miidins lo'i'i net re-
ST. Lorls Aug quiet; nomuay unchanged Mding
1854 l6 ec; shipments 3 haIes amin a.. .., -
NORFOLK Aug 2OCotioa du Low Mdilng 10 sc$ net re.
81 bales coasiwiSe La Oaes se ~ '-'''
stock, AL bales ,,,,r ,c,.. u.... 90.
cepts 250 bales coastwe 100 bales sales Zio oAe'
.pinners ~ bales; stock, 2. TAI bsles - , o. ,,,-.
2OCotton nominal; Gooi ordhifJ, IA T~'
net receipts, II bales; stock. 2,3il bales .,,,t-.
NxwURLEAss Aug 2O-Co,,on quiet and unchanged Miiag
sc 81 bales; ~ baes EXPORTS eoas'N"e
33g bales sa go bales: stock 1901 bales ,,,,.
MEMPHIS Aug. 2O-Coton quiet anu uhcIAngeu bo" ''"-'
yy:rSyaTI Aug 20 Cotton quiet; aing l6is, receipts
8 bales; stock, 1851 bales 80 , -, 49,, r.,,
light: Mailing lie Low Midng 10 &c; street GOOD orihaiy,
1859 Good Ordinary l5a eos, ,e,eipts ~ C @u rs
2O.-Cottou quiet and unehahsi' Miuif Lpo
net Iceints al b. e exports 122 bAes sales % bales
CnaLx.roy Aug 2O-Co,ton quiet; Mtlng i' ne; receipts
lOl bar, exports coswse FOG bses sales 10 oae s'oeA
AreG,T. Aug 2O-Cot,on que Miidhng Is h; receipts "a
bales; sales. 40 bales ,,,u,.. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21
PQSTPoYED sALE.-sELMA. ROME B =, p, and and
DALTON X H. lhe io'oShs sir 70 .Soaed '" '-e NV iees
CfDRfuA FLOYD COUNTY:

'''' STATE or GtoRGiA. PL0YD COUNT.
selma D,. Ea cS% Cor q ra NJ s on c .,
csr ss o. p.sTs % o@ 81 cs S & % e
Term ls7 b. virtue Of 3 DEER Of re & and The G'er
the several supplemental DEGREES and orders o the Hon ys
W. M sTds aa%S ssa sd es Fpne wiz
full oct said DEGREES 30 hersby give nqtce es' sy III
FLOYD Georgia between The hours Of 10 sad
ioxng 5opsr to wit, Th, entire portion ct tie S' 9" i
Dalton Rlro,d belonging 70 asisn.s 70 ED sa
crosses the line between Alabama and Geora "a tbs
cP PS Of p' ao Ss ass County, F ' %
sad coun;y Of Royl and comfy Of S 81 p1 sa
bers sppurtenauees nehses dcgs roadoe ns
Sb s S S9s S9 any s 81. ''s s
hsi By ,ai as'a " well as an RS,5s aoS bo F
toPany vhever KIND tie and control ., Too.
walse and JohG Tucker aeer i Ls = the bsDi;
:S q ,s Of 'ia IN s s,s S9 s 0
boz aa baggage ctoo hsDd passenger d ohs, car. ana q.
sqo iss IoOse IRON ,hu A. ~, ~ ., Sco.y ~ eve :.
Gecrra beonsiSr selma snd Daqa Ia Rad ccnp'r.
One tuarel AID fr thousand dar Of ne p-oi.s
be p cash on toe day Of sac Ihe balance o. e pr
,one,s be pad IN cash Or q rd o. Ss amount S e.
placed on sse t aLsss o. y, sSy or s poa
a s, SSps y, IS he oG for not m than Eve as III s.sa
dollars 81, ae s Coamisopsr sssss ISe s n '' ~, i
the Caaceor al Court deem the s's n' and o'f aoa
Uaon u conp,noe with the terms % sale titles pro- y
purchaser the Comm Shout &c psFcs
G an sum paid over or secured and upoa
right lately sgc rc ihsJ
NAV proper re property botn real ni ersoa Of ad
Dalton Railroad COMPANY sltA ihT
shall agree BENJAMIN &. WHY. 4,
DANIEL y. fRiSIUP,
RoNR. g.. May ], 1874.
The for gong under the supervision AMI
prora "a, Chancellor snd the hereby o1er - be 1i
the inmates Of tie pces sai CAUSE
and the Order OF TIL. Court
Doae at Chambers at Rome said Fov Gori my l.
l67i. j. W. IL, SDEh lJpO,
J. :. &. T.. G. agi CGsI.@.or
pos2ori by order Of the Care of aud 70
be p-reu pcri7 the rst Tuesday sept Sj-r
'"' j. w. II. UNDERWOOD.
j.. G.. q. Z. sBi Chancellor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COPFER-The business for tie week IL reviewed follows Re
rep Pi.cataqus 400 bags Be
ge5 go bags per ontaho total 29lSi eg sas goo
bsgs per Pendercas in NewYok Aug 20 f14 04?6S
b,o; in Baltimore 25527 bgs Hampton Rde, To- so bag
Savannah 1000 bags afos and load for Newfork lo9O
hsgs other ports U1 $4,000 bsgs; total blSOO
BAGS: and supplies Tor all ports Of the United s.e
1913 COG bags The business mild grades embraces LODI
mats Singapore 533 bags Marasbo and 1919 bags Laguaya
within TO-DAY The market Tor
Pho we stead, limited denri the sales 1000 bsgs Aqud
neck on made public mild grades still dull and
unchanged; ord At lf'
l7alc: Fair Do 1Sl.d lS'4; Coed do 1870 l9lc Prime Do
20i1d sNIeme range for lots II ia gold ID %
ait. tfe.hton hOnos, Tue
~ ~ Of .lts i'm TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21

Bliss e. Co.. returned home by tho Bothnia MI.
Bliss has spent two months in England and on the
continent to recuperste his health, and his many
friends will no doubt be pleased to learn that he 70
turns very much improved.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylvania Skies, 11Oi; Philadelphia and Erie Kaii-
road, 49,; Reading Railroad. 55l; Pennsylvania
Railroad 500: Gold, 1921.