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secons Qis.yic< Court for the Parish OF Or.eans~
No. "A $40
9)I pLACfDE ). SPEAR, AUCTIoNEER--


No. "a ,949.
fDI PLACHDE 3. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER.-
ID Office No. 40 Exchange aIey.-sATU RDAl
JANUARY 81 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ VIII be sold
at public auction at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange on Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets. by virtue and III pursu.
ance to an order from the Hon. A. L Tiss 1t Judge
of the Second District Court Tor the parish Of Or
leans dated December 3d. 1878, in the matter OF the
above succession. to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OR Lot OF GROUND
situated in the Faubours Montegut, Third District
OF this city, in the square bounded by Greatmen
Mentegut Craps ana Clouet streets. measuring,
American measure. SO feet inches lines front on
Mont+gut street commencing at a distance OF iZO
feet from the corner Greatmen street, by
depth of 100 feet between parallel lines. together
with the buildingS and improvements thereon
Terms aud conditons-Une half cash, PAYABLE TO
the auctioneer at the time OF adjudication, the
balance at credit Of one and tive years in notes
Of the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF
e. .i.t per cent Der annum from day OF sale untlt
paid secured by vendors privilege and specia!
mortgage ON the property sold the purchaser to
cause the buildings and improvements on said
property to be insured up to the amount of the
notes furnished by MIN and to transfer the policy
OF insurance to the holder of said notes; and the
act of sale to contain besides the usual clause OF
"de non alienando," etc. the obligations by the
purchaser to pay all iawy ers fees, which shall not
be less than I've per cent, in case OF sllt Tor ths
recovery of the amount of said notes or any part
thereof.
Act of sale before Eusebe Bouns. rotary pEt.-.
at the expense Of the pure bastg.
de27 las 10 II "a 81
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/ = IT, Three six One
6quAreso mouth months months months year

..,, .5rar4isemeuts inserted every Other
Az to hs charged two-tbIds Of the above rates.
Sscond page monthly advertisements eae"
Transient ady.rtisements, having the run OF lHe
A.ner first insertion s 50 per square, eacn suo'o
Cnent insertion seventy-fve cents per squ"ie. IN
aaccnd sage transient advertise menus estii ia
sertion s 50 per square. ...,a so be
aharoed az ne each insertion . ,., ,,,
nyuIor aavertissrs, who advertise largely. VIII
a. SLOWED such discount from above named .at
liant rates as may be agreed upon; PROVIDED, tGaa
in no case shall such discount exceeu '"oA''
Ser cent. Embellishments 70 he
Ah.rped twenty cents per line each lnSefIioN"
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Me,eer.lextca, and River Report.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, tor the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record, and r1se or fall OF
the rivers, at 343 P. NJ. local time, yestec-
dav ma foliowe:
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BY Sheriff Harper.
HORSE !sND WAGON AT aUC. .S%

HORSE and WAGON AT iUC..c%
Fox account ~ whom . may ceGcesG.
Di THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH ~ OR
ID Iean..-MONDAY. January Y, 1875, AZ one
O'clock j. NJ, at Hegans stables, Oh BaroDne
street, between poydras and Lafayette streets, ~
Nh. First District of this city. by consent on 10
WHY proceed to sell at public auction. TO- ::
~ whom ii may concern
ONE HORSE AND WAGON.
I.vIls-aasil GA she spo,.
" =. EaRff.
iaf6 - Shefif - he Parish o. Oflea.a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kN4 yIkA.

FuREIkLRt-fI HNlGUkk~sUkS1yI kA.
The ensfe contents o. one - Tire hnsss sH2 hYsp
class hotels OF the United States, 20 6e sold
Nv pUbiS auctics without anS SesoSVe Os
iiIri:.
ATTENTION EorsEsEEeEHs HOTELS aHS
RESYAURANTS.
Rose wood. Mahogany and Wainu. e.tler Sets.
bedroom and Di',ing groom Furniture. 'iss
Fixtures. Household Iuen. S2ss~sro. CgSok.
OH Ware. etc
DYE. DE FERRET &. GO. -SOHN .. Won.
ID ROSE Auctioueer-Of1iue No 80 R,yal street
TUESDAY, January 90. 1914 at 10 AZ NJ aud .he
following days, WIKI be sold ny y,iel1c sa to0 IA
III the whole is disposed Of
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE ST. GOGiS
HOTEL, one of the most costly furnished hotels in
the United States consisting of Inagnhcenssose.
wood mahogany and walnut ptroy sets, bedroom
an1 dining roon furniture. glass. erochesS AMI
plated ware. household and G!.inS%ooR .HeNs
carpets. mirrors, etc.
Terms-Cash ia Uuife. S:a IS treasury Nc:ss
Catalogues car b.. had st the al1ctioue.ss OFT "a
sle27 I'm
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MON
tegut street, between Craps and Grea1men
streets
Succession OF EELpNA r. MFDEL. WIDOW OF
GEORGE CHAVIGNf.
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VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PR0pwm,
noUBLE TWO STORY BRICK REsIDgscv
Nos 2os and 2S7 Chestnut street.
TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE
FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
Nos. 1T and l79 Pleasant street, o
WITH THREE CORNER LOTS OF GRorn
TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE
FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
Nos. 301 and 3G9 Coliseum street
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GRoCyn
corner Ninth and Coliseum streets
FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
No. 266 Harmony street.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM C. LEE, DEcAm
Second District Court for the Parish o. Orls,
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Terms of subscriptions
cear SIS six months, 81 so
Advertisements.

Transieut advertisements same tern as - VIC
g,aiiv- Monthly advertisements inserted ioI oAe'
fourth of the daily rates ubo sen6
m clubs of five or more.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,

n crh sbed every Saturday morning. ana contains
she news by Telegraph, miscellaneous Teadmg eot
sarias' local matters OF general public interest,
sso.,mrrcial and monetary reports, and every thns
eSat nnsars in the Daly except such items as are
afIittls or no public moment. The WhEkLa H. i.
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper, vatslapio
a well for instruction and amuse rnent DC liioi a.
tion on he current topics OF the days
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BY t.s Successors O.! G.. Z. Girardey
q Co
eee~e~s-se
.W.if.SM EO;'SE AND THREE. lots OF
.F GROUND on So ANDREW, BETWEEN
WI.vT.NIA AND COLISEUM STREETS,
SUCCESSION OS THOMAS P. WF;-E.
THOMAS .. WHITE e SIS. -. GEORGE HENR;:
WHITE. MINOR SUIT y PARTITION.
sroad = sssics cont for the Sa:is.l1S Orle a.s>
so. 1926.

pY THE SUCCESSORS OF T.. +. CIR
ID AHDkY Il CO-Ncholas J. Hoey auctioneer-
Office No. II Exchange pidce.-sATURDAY January
"a 1874, at twelve O'clock ~. at the Merchants
and Auctlonetrs Exchange. ROYAL street by
virtue OF Judgment in partition. rendered Decem.
Der IS, 1873, by the honorable the Second District
Court tor the parish Of Orleans IL tie above eu1i
tied matter, will be sold by public aactioa in or
property. to wit
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. win, all ire build
ing AID improvements thereon, sill uated in the
Fourth District Of this city, in the square com
| pr1sed within st. Mary, st. Andrew Prytania ard
Coliseum streets, des,gnate ed by the Nos. Q and g.
Lots Nos. and measure each about Fl feet
inches III front st. Andrew street by about the
| following depths: Lot NO having aInIt 10 faa+
about 40 feet inches lines tn. ire dividing
II from lot No. s. and lot No. havirg about l20
feet 3 inches" snes the s!re dividing it from,
lot No 2, and about l20 feet ierlee lines M, ta
| line dividing it from lot No a. ard lot Ma meaa
ures about 81 iett ) lines front on ST. Andrew
stceet by about III feet ii inches i, line in Lenth
On the llne dividing it dg0rn lot No. 10 and about
| II, feet inches lines in dep j on tie opnosita
side line, and about 50 feet ia width in t r. or
| All OF said measurements more CIR less Tn.
Improvements on sad property comprise A tyvo-
story frame house, with mont and side gaie1ies a
one-st0ry Kitchen building, two cistefns a two
story carriage house aud stab be etc the whoia
AIown as No. 500 ST. Andrew street.
Terms of sale-One-half cash and The remand o r
az ore and TWO years credit notes of the pur.
shastrs divided INTO coupons ard heariur in
OF eight per cent per annum from date Of sale nm
vi final payment with the Clause OF five Der cent
attorneys ices IN event of sUs, he III!
10 De tpt insured and policy Transferred 10 the
holders 81 the notes or coupons, and the mr.
"ha5ers TO assume payment over al d abav. tLa;r
sds OF al tzss soy the year 1873 and up to the day
OF s&.es N'
Acts % sale. q. sl- expense 81 .le n-scs..
setore Octave More, Esq. notary public.
dt23 Jas 10 ~
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ISABELLA PHILLIPS, WIFE Oy 1. Sc. cgy. rs.
GEORGE PHILLIPS ET ls.ss
VARIABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY * sEE SEC
GNp AND .EIRD DISTRICTS.
IASps ~ VEss SAToN RuGeE aSI ~ er.
BERNARD yAEI.To
DY &. DE yERIET & Cc..-soHN G. no!

Second ps,s:cs Coer. los the fas.s6 e. a:'sanse
Nos. 30 3t6 and "a ,92so
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IHE RIVERS
Above Cow

The river here is SIX feet one !. l. lee
low high water mark Of 1874.
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM C. LEE. DEcR.s
FOR A PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish Of O.ks
No. Sc, 1873.
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III. ~" HOPE PLssTAIION at AuCrth,,,
AsS'Ss.S' SALE IN BAasYUPTsy.
- c'.l sR az ?. Eo SoRyOS. AssSf;yEr
y 'HH sAg1 sGF1AEIEs YIoKha sssEps p,s


as-E-c9 's12' oS Pie United States % smesie. o.,
sEe District of Louisiana-No 1913
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER GF
ST. LOUIS AND ROBERTSON STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF LUDIvlSE CfssARISE BAUMOST.
W1Fh OF JEAN LOUIS BUtHET.
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10y CHARLES r. FORTtEE,

SUCCESSION OF MRS. CATHARIEA ZCS,
OF JACQUES ARTZNER
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KENNERvILLE PROPERTY

SUCCESSION OF WILLIS P. COLRx..
CEASED.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of o..
No. 80 1863.
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ny NASH & HODHSON-W. l. Hopes,
II Auctioneer-Ottice No. Carondelet st,s.
On SATURDAY, Jan rary 81, 1874. At twelve On
NJ. at the ST. Charles Auction Exchsnge, nj
basement rotunda of the St Charles Hot
this CIV, by virtue aud in pursuance Of an q,
and iud gment of the Hon. A. L. Tissot, ipas,
the Second District Court for the parish Of ON
rendered November IS, 1873, and signed Deesa,
2. 1873, court docket No. So 1873. in the matterdS
succession OF William Z. Lee, deceased, torsa
t,tion, at public auction, Will be Sold the osv,
describe very valuable properties, situated hi
Fourth District
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02

HE high price of coffee just
now is the result of a com bina-
ton of spectators at Rotter-
dam and Antwerp. These hon.
est fellows sent out circulars tO
all parts OF the world giving
supported testimony to the
short coffee crop, in the mean
time buying and holding on for
a rise. 1t is difficult, however,
for gang of Dutch conspira
tors to contest a point with
Providence. The yield of the
fragrant berry everywhere this
year is reported to Ee euor,
nous, while spectators have
100000 bags of coffee packed
in their lofts at Antwerp, with
more to arrive. Some of these
good men have already given
up the financial ghost, ac.,I III.
~
eyes OF some OF the others "il
so,t,," and the chances are tha
the price of coffee will soon bt
down TO where it of right be
longs,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02

The unscieniific reader may
easily find the comet thus: On
clear night, between 10 and
II o'clock, look to the stars
known as the Dipper; the two
lowest stars In he bowl (far
lhest from he handle) point to
the Pole star, The one nearer
the Pole star being called
Dubhe. Under Dubhe, at a
point forming an equil&teral
triangle with the Pole star,
will be found the comet, the
tail extending above the nu.
cleus, and inclined toward the
Pole star.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02

BALTIMORE has exported this
year 5000 600 bushels of grain
--dOnble that of last wear.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02

Logan Republican.
GallipOlis q Macarthur Il. II.
Most persons are q1ick to
embrace every opportunity for
improving their business faclli
ties and enhancing the value oil
their property. But Logan,
and Hooking county, seem to
be entirely content with the
present state Of things. We
draw this conclusion from the
apathy with which our people
treat the chances to secure the
above named road. The bene-
fits resulting from Its compile
tion to all classes of our citi-
zens, are almost incalculable,
The farmers along the line oil
the proposed road would sub
scribe literally, but they natur
ally look to the business men oil
Logan to take the lead. Who
will move in the matter? Lei
US consult together for our gen
eral good. Let US have this
road and thereby make Logan
a place of importance.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02

HpsYCOMhNCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
L how either sex may fascl ate and o. -,
the love. RhG affections Of any person ~.
choose, ,nstanlY THIS simple me- Ie, e
qulreEient all can possess, free by n LM ~ 20 q,
een,s; togetherw with Marriage ,,;as ns'I Eur, ,mr
,nn urAHIe' ae oon n,'as' 5 h'has h ladies queer
co Publishers Philadr' mia l "'LLiA"
tUDEsTs, o.SEa Iss Ts'cdEus, MrSrsrEas AMI
new llnstrn ed !. PooDl,s Sando,d FSaion sf Ho. .
~ ~ "l,.n its histories, aids and dlctona
re ''ess and cheapest. Extra terms. 0urf
p Write at once and secure work, Ad
! Grets ZI E,iLER 4 MoCURbY. Cincinnati, o
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02

JOHN I. ALEXANDER and Will.
liam Fitch, known as the cattle
kings of the West have begun
a suit against the New York
Central and Hudson River
railroads Tor S25O,OOO and$1OO.
900, respectively, for alleged
breach of contract whereby
they were ruined financially
They allege that a reduction ol
the rates of transportation be.
cause of ompetition ruined
them by lowering the price OIL
cattle in the East.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02
A Legal Curiosity.

The directors Of a school dis
trict in our county recently
discharged their teacher, in the
midst Of his term, Tor repeating
10 one Of his pupils the follow
ing verse: l h
.oyer the hills great way off, N
16s yoodchIck died with the whoop.
The prrt1 1 lest gill that ever saw, !.
.Was sucking cider through a straw
And at The present term oil
our court, a jury (Oia q suit oy
the teacher for his wages, DE-
cided that the directors were
legally justified in so doing. Ii
the lool-killer will come around
just now we will insure him a
lat job. Eaton Register
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02
Transfers of Real Estate.

Transfers Of Real Estate.
Hope Furnace %. to I. r
James, 20 acres, Brown town
ship, $500.
John Pettit to James Petit,
100 acres, Jackson tp., $1,SOO.
Zaleskl Company to James
Flnnegan, in lots 157 and 1853,
Zaleskl, o., 5000.
Lewis Webb TO Columbus
Swearengen, 40 acres, Vin,on
tp, 5000.
Timothy O'Mara to R. G.
BepscI, 40 acres, Richland tp.,
/ $3.50.
John oamink to Rebecc,
Shoemaker, ! o! 50 acres, Rich
land tp-, $o229.
lrViGe Carson to S. w. Sher
Wood, l63 acres, Elk tp., Sc, 900
Rachel Fee to Chester COe
quit CLAIM, 1 of $40 acres, Kno,
Joseph Smith to Aaron Ste
vens, Al acres, Harrison tp.
$500.
Aaron Stevens to Susar
Smith, same, $500.
Robert Aiken to Mason Zieg
Ter ct al, 20 acres, Richland tp.
$500.
Caroline Ullom and husband
to W. 5. Sage, part of ou.-lot II
Macarthur, 5000.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02

Mr.. BABER, oil Franklin coun,
ty, who was a member of the
Con. Con. and voted against
the new Constitution on Its Fl
nal passage, publishes in the
Columbus Jouanal a lengthy
address TO the electors of his
county in favor of its ratiica,
tiOn by the people. The ad,
dress concludes as follows:
l voted against the COnstitu-
ton on its fin ii passage, not be-
cause of any objections to its
general features, but on ac-
count of the Judicial apporIion
ment as affecting Franklin
county, because the wishes of
ny constituents had been ig-
nored, reservlng my individual
right to vote at the polls. Ex
animation and reflection have
fully satisfied me that no mere
local or temporary objection
should control the eleclOr in
voting Tor the new Constitution,
which is a great improvement
on the old.
The Convention consisted of
81 Republicans, 4S Democrats
and 6 Independents, no party
having the control, and the
nearly unanimous vote for the
Constitution demonstrates that
its provisions have only to be
thoroughly understood by the
people to secure Its ratification
by a large majority.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02

by .. perlan, eoitor Western Rural, Chicago.
Complete and reliable. WriHen up 10 January,
IsI4 orisinal portraits; lO0 other en- qrs-
*ngs' rms great work Is loo IN price and
ee.hg oy aonsdndi or terms, territory, ets.,
address y. dANNAF,sRD co., Publishers,
III W 4th at, Cincinnati.
0 UTI0N- Interior works, mere compilations,
are Icing pushed 10 not he impased on
Mr; Perrlsm's work Is full, aadioriiafive, and
endorsed by the great leaders. None other q,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02
Sheriff Sale of Real
Estate.
John NJ. Sloan, Plaintiff,
Against
Thomas NJ. Lytle, ct al, Defendants.
OMAN ORDER OF SALE.

The State Of OhiOs Vinton County. SIS.
o.
NuT,CE rs hereby given that will Offer
IN for sale at pu''llc auction at the door oi
the Court n ouse in the town oil Macarthur.
Vinton County. ONO. on
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02
The Currency Question Set
tied.

/
tied.
Congress has adopted the
conference committee, fixing
S3S2,O00,000 as the maximum
circulation of legal tenders
This amount can not be re-
duced without action OF Con-
gress. The reserve on circula-
ton is abolished, and the banks
are free to loan all their re
sources except the reserve on
deposit. The Cincinnati Ga /.
zette says: "rhe abolition of
the reserve and The legalIzlng
and keeping out OF the 80 mil
lion greenbacks is equal to an
imitation of so millions. 1t
does not create any more paper
money, but 1t provides for the
constant use of money previ-
onsly created. that was locked
up in bank vaults or in the
United States Treasury. It al
so provides for taking 55 mil
lion national bank circulation
from the East and giving it to
Western States that have not
their proportion per capita;
but it is stipulated that not
more than 30 millions of this
shall be transferred in one
year."
The President has signed the
bill and it is a law. Stocks
have advanced in New York
from three to five per cent,
and relief is predicted by finan-
clers.
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The President has approve

The President has approved
the act to ex:end the time ior
fling claims for additional
bounty under the act Of July
%, 1866; the act to admit free
OF duty articles intended for
the international exhibition OF
1875; and the act relating to
the Soldiers Home at Harrods-
burg, KY.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-02
Saturday, July lS, A. D. 1874

"N~Jt SoJ 4ot A' ~ 1Oi
at one O'Clock. p. N. of said day. The un.
DIVIDED fye-sixthS 6-6 oil the following real
estate situated IN the county OF Vlnton and
state oil Ohio, and IN Richland and Harrison
tGwnshi ps and bounded aud ues c cFIbed as TO !.
lows, TO wit: The south half OF the north
west quarter oi section thlity one, 81 in 10 sn
ship nine, range eighteen, Is. also the
nolth cart quarter OF the ncrth west quarter
aud the north west quarter OF the nofth.eas
quarter ol section thlrty.one, 81 IN township
and range aforesaid Also the south>east Il
qualter OF the nurth>east quarier ( section
thlrty>siG SO IN township nine OF range nine
teei 10. Also the northwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter OF section thirty one, 81.
Also the southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter Of section thirty, 80 township
nine, range eighteen. Is save and except the
northwest quarter Of tbs north east qiarte
OF section thiitySone, 81 township nine, 9
range eighteen, Is being the same lands con.
veyed to j. M. Lyle by George dickinson and
wife by deed dated 0rtober Zs, 1871 and con
tanning two hun -ed and eighty two 2s2 acres
more or less. save and exrept lw enty ~ aci e.
on the mol th end OF the south. west quarter o.
The south west quarter OF section thirty, ~
township nine, Iange eighteen, IL running
parable east and west.
Appraised at one thousand eight hundred
and thlrty'iouE dollars, 81 ,8a4 and must briug
tp o>thirds Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE Cash on day of sale.
TO be soln as the properly ofThos NJ. Ly-
tie, et al, TO satisfy an order of sale in favor
OF John N. Sloan, Issued fro IN the ourt OF
Common Pleas OF Vinton county, Ohio, and
70 me directed AZ kheriff VI saiG county,
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June.
GEORGE KALER,
~ sheriff Vintop iiauniy.
June 10, 1874. "
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KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY.

Ashland, the Home Of Henry Clay, and
Oad IrangiUaHia UMits'sity the elites OF IN sew
eial colleges. Slx colleges IN opemtion, with
their separate faculties, 80 profeIsors r. aud in>
structors, with an aTeiage OF more than 60
students each session since the war. Fees
very low. Good boarding from So 10 s6 per
week. Sessions beg second Monday In rep.
temher. For catalogues or other inforT7atlo
address. enclosing stamp.
J. ID. BOWMAN, Regent, Kentucky u,
Lexington, Ky.