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AUCTION SALEM
TOMORROW.

WAsH; b. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
tsuccessor TO Green Williams, Aucssj
NO. IoOl northwest corner 10th and d sts
AUCTION sALEoF AN UyINPRoyrp erILn.
ING Lor ON srEEET soITH' RETwrsy
~ AND 10Th STREETS WEST, IN SQUARE
- By virtue Of deed of trust dated July atth.
1913, ard duly recorded in Liber No "a. f,is
10, one OF the land records in and for the Dis
uict OF toiumDfa, at the written direction of the
party secured thereby, / shall proceed TO SELL at
PM THURSDAY, March 18th MS All fi ,sst
certain piece parcel or lot OF ground situate
lying and being in the city Of Washington, in the
ground plan OF said city Lot numbered thirty (3iJ
f9ur in Square numbered three hundred and eighty
Terms Of sale: s:ss s. together with nseres, from
balance at twelve and eighteen months after date
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold Con-
tobe paid down Immediately after saie Sale pssi
marls WASH B B. WIE Lila fSs Hact.
MASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, Aucts.,j
No 1901, northwest corner Of 10th and d streets.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
sTR6 6E Sh NH9ETaWEsI. At MOTION
ises the northwest part of Lot No 5, in Davidsons
subdivision Of Square No 24 fronting 10 feet on 18th
street west, and running back hundred and five
ieet SIX inches, more or less improved by two story
Terms: One third cash, of which 100 must be paid
at time OF SALE balance in u and Is months for
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on the
premises sold. Title perfect, abstract of which
marls-d WASH b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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A MEXICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. nsS
ONLY LINE CARRYING THE@E9A
AMERICAN FLAG,
Sailing every THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA for
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL,
CABIN, INTERMEDIATE and STEERAGE
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED
Rates as low as by another first class Line
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents
Philadelphia.
SHERMAN q co, (Bankersl, Agents,
aug9H 1929 street, Washington.
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M ne swin and favorite Iron Steamer s@A
flLOI BOY, w. III. Byles, Captain .SzSSaEfsk=AI
hsnlng been thoroughly overhauled and re1rIeI
Viii resume her trips fer Potomac river Landings on
4 SEESBA March I'd, and every TUESDAY and
SATUkDA1 thereafter, leaving Fitzhuphis wharf
loot OF 9th street, At O'Clock m Returning will
arrive In Washington every Wednesday and Sunday
Freight received daily.
AZ freights must be prepaid.
ieoA N. r. FITZHUGH, Agen
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WAsH; b. WILLIAMS, Aucttopeer.
w fSuccessor to Green Williams Amen.
NO. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and sts'
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NOTICE-PARTIEs WHO DESIRE TO DIS
~ pose q sn kinds Of wEARlsG APPAREL, can
the city, By calling or addressing HERz0G, 91T
gtreet, between sth and 10Th, northwest. PromPe At
IGNITION VIII be gfven. mayD-1
TRY oUR IAPKRIAL TEA AT - GENTS
pound.
BROwNING q MIDDLIrOH, =,
1oy1 81 Gle PennsUtyan3a avonue.
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SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
STREETS NOkTHWEST, At MOTION

MASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, Aucts, }
NO. 1901 northwest corner 10th and streets.
ONE HANDSOME PARLoR SUIT, Blue Rep; one
WALNUT BLUE REP EASY CHAIR, FINE
LACE CURTAINS, WALNUT BRACE ARM
HALL III AND DINING CMhIRS, WALNUT
BtR SUIT. 90 MORNING GLORY AND
9THER STOVES, STATE CARPETS, Oil
HAIR AND HUsK MATTREsSEs, s-PLY
CARPETS; GREEN REP LOUNGE: WALNUT
REVOLVING CHAIR, Wal NUT PILLAR EN-
TENSION TABLE, CROCKERY Gil ASS
WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, COOK
STOVE, &c.
LOT OF FLOWERS
n On MONDAY, March goth, at 10 o'clock
" a. M, will sell. at House No. 631 South Car
M olina avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets
- tsoutheast, the aboye-described Furniture, &c.
Terms cash
mar23-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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Young & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
u Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Sl9 Market Space, Board Of Trade Rooms.
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II. WILLIAMS, Auctioueer
w Successor to Green a Williams AuctiOneers
1901 northwest corner 10th and ID street,
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w tSuccessor to Green & Williams Aucts 4
No. 1901, northwest corner of 10th and d streets
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PUNGY, MECHANIC, AT AUCTION
sfssS On MONDAY March the 10Th, 1875, at ?
80 clock, at the wharf foot OF Ilth street we
IN II sell the Pungy, Mechanic, In fine condition.
Terms cash
mar24-d BATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
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II v VI NESEAI,

SP1LLER-JL0I D-On Wedn esday. Feb. 10.
1875. at the residence of the brides father by Rev
J. u. Thomas, Mr. FREDERICK "A. SPILLER. of
Philade lphia- to Miss MAGGIE A. second daugh-
ter OF Abel Lloyd, Esq of Ebensburg.
Accompanying the foregoing announcement was
a lnuni:icent present TO ye printer man. here
fore. and in consideration whereof tender to
the high-contraeting parties our best wishes May
the skies overshadoWing their paths through life
wear ever a roseate hue. may their days be long
in the land, and in the end of this subuaary exis-
tence mag their children riso pp and call them
blessed.
GRiFF1TH-JONE ES.-Narriei Thursday eve.
ming 25th instant, by Rev. t. II. Jones, Mr.. jon \
L. GRI FIT of Cambria township. to Miss NJ .G-
GLE J. JONES, of EBcnsburg.
Another The heart of ye printer man was in
this ease likewise not suffered TO go ungladdened
and in the fuiness OF his satisfaction he uttereth
the words that IL care or trouble eicr befaU the
pathway of the twain now made one 1T will be hy
reason that the Joys of this lite are not Justly
meted out to the truly good and deserving
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-03-26
A DM1NISTRAToR's NOTICE.

AA Estate of MARV McGLABE decd
letters of ACminisr ration on the estate of said
decede@t, late OF AIcghcsly t.vnshp, having been
granted to the undersigned. living in said town
ship. ALI Persons having claims against said
will present them properly proven. and those In
debtcd TO the same will make payment forthwith
Feb. &c. lo75.-6t. BR1DG EFT MELcY.
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OBITUARY.

COLI.INS:-Died at his residence. ia this place
on Monday last, PErEc COLLINS, sr, aged SO
years.
Nj. Collins was born in the country Donegal
Ireland, and emigrated to this country in Isle
Alter having as contractor finished portion of
the present turnpike both east and west Of this
place. he settled in the village of Munster mid
way between here and Cresson. in 1920. Several
years after this, no was elected of the Com
missioners of the county. He subsequently
canal or railroad contractor New Lisbon,
Ohio, and when the Pennsylvania Railroad was
commenced he received the contract for sinking
the shafts of the tunnel at Gailitzin. He re-
moved, with his family, to this place nearly twen-
" years ago Mr., Collins was well and extensive
ly known and universally respected. He was
honest in all his business transactions. exemplary
IN all his conduct through life and a jealous me m
Der Of the Catholic church. His remains were taken
to Summityiiie on "Wednesday and buried in
the Catholic graveyard at that place. where his
wife and several Of his children rest May he
rest In peace.
LENI.-Died in Barr township, on Thursday
forenoon. March 1s. 1875, Mrs. Clara Levi, VIII.
OF NJ 9. Agidae Levi aged about SO years.
The deceased leaves family of ten small chill
dren. Her remains were inferred in the Catholic
graveyard at st. Nicholas Sunday last Man
she rest in peace.
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AN UNLAWFUL LOvE.-The Huntingdon
Monitor OF last week records a notable in
stance of unlawful love. 1t appcars that
Mary Whitherstone, a young, single woman
of respectable parents, residing mp Broad
Top, recently eioped with a colored man
named Noble Robinson, living in the same
neighborhood, who has a family consisting
of wife and five children The monCrei
for the purpose of being united in the bonds
of matrimouy. 1t happened, however. that
some of the citizens OF the place were ac-
Yuainted with the betrothed parties and
knew Robinson to he a married uan having
a family of several children. Sheriff Hem
derson " as at Mount Union at the time and
was prevailed upon by number of the
citizens to interfere anil prevent the con-
summation of The unnatural marriage The
sheriff, who has very decided convictions
against the anna gamation of the white and
black races, addressed few plain words in
very authoritative manner, to the sable
| skinned creature. The would-be bipamist
1 became greatly frightened, and thinking
| there was int mminent prospect of Justice be-
/ ing meted out To him in a rather summary
way, concluded TO make a hasIy retreat
! which he did ut a rate of speed seldom
equaied by any of the biped species Pursuit
was made after him for Il short distance for
the purpose of frightening him effectaally
/ The young woman who had such q strong
! taste in the selection of y husband, took the
next east Broad Top train, and was soon
! speeding her way homeward, where she can
/ silently brood over the sudden termination
/ of her queer love.
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AN IMPORTANT ACF-Amone the bills
passed by the Legislature and signed by
the Governor is one requiring Recorders Of
Deeds 20 prepare and Keep ir Iher Sespae-
tive Offices general, direct ard adsecturn in
dexes OF deeds and mortgages recorded
therein, prescribing the duty of said Re-
corders and declaring that the entries in
said general indexes shall be notice To all
persons concerned. Here is the act
SECTION l. Be enacted, etc, That 10 addition
to the indexes which the Recorder of Deeds in
to keen tie said Recorder shall carefully an /
accurately prepare and keep in his Otf,es fwo
general indie xes of all Deeds recorded therein
in one of which, TO be known as the dire,,t in
deN, he shall enter in their order the name of
ume and page wherein the Deed is recoried
and in the other. To be known the nd sectu,n
tse grantee, tae name of the Rrantor, and
tho voiuIde and page wherein the decd ia
recorded. He shall in like manner aiSo DIR, par
and keep two general indexes. one direct aud
the ether ad sccturn. Of all mortgages record I'd
IN his ONCE; Said indexes shall be arranged
alphabetically and in such way as to afford a n
easy and ready reference to said deeds and
mortgages respectively. and shall be written in
plain and legihle hand: Provided, however.
that in any county where such itdexes bnFe
already been prepared and are in Use, sr where
in force, they shall be adopted and xept aS ~
in pursuance of tn is act. - "
SEC. ?. As soon as said indexes are prenarea
it shall be the duty of the Recorder TO inier in
its appropriate place 4 manner every aee5
aud mortgage thrrt..,.. recorded in biss ,g H
at the time the ea47a y racor1ed ai ~, 'S oi1 ce
he neslec:s to do - BE auj his sureties SHAH ~
such neglect. ~
SEC 3. The estry OF recorded deeds AMI mort
cages an said indexes respectively sha n ms
Hot,ce to all persons CT recording al the sam -
SEC. 4. In counties where no such indexe,
nave been kept the recorders thereof mr.. hera
by authorized aud required to prepare th.
same, the costs thereof to be paid by the conn
/ ty; but sitter said work has been done no cost
OF continuing the same according to the Dro
visions of this act shall be paid by the respec
i've fecorders. approved March IL, 1915
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ENR SAlR.

4 (OMPLErE r in all its departments. Best loca-
~ ton In the two cities, having large and an
established custom. VIII be sold at great bar
gain Price, Al 2ol. For particulars cal on or ad-
dress Immediately, w. J. SARvER. Jeweler, No
5. Federal Street. Allegheny City, PA. IA;
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EXTENSIVE WAGON WoRKS-MessrsC G..
Co'eman Il Son, Allegheny City, Pa, are
the most extensive manufacturers of wagons
west OF the Allegheny mountains Their
STOCK OF lumoer, iron, paint, etc, is all times
selected with great care-lumber ;borouublv "
dried and iron of the best quality-while
the nrm employ none but the best and lost
tkiful vorkmen. See advertisements
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ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON

- CERN.-Notice is hereby given that l
have this day purchased aud paid for, of A. ID.
FLANAGAN, certain property, goods ald chattels
(eit IN his care during my pieasurei. IN which are
included a Turbine Water Wheel Shngie Ma
chine. Mulay Saw, and all the machinery. fixtures
and attachments necessary for runDing the same,
such Shalting Betting. Bevecd and Driving
Wheels, Sc-, &c. all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Including Bedstcads and Bedding,
Stoves and Ware, Cupboards, Tables Chairs,
Washing Machine and Wringcr. Cooking Uten-
sits, Carpets Sc, &c; all his arp inter- Tools in
Guiding saws, chisels axes, augurs wrenches etc:
one cows and all the white pine timber lying
the land of Joseph o. NOlen. suitable for shingles
All persons are hereby cautioned against med
ding or in any way interfering with said property
without my personal consent, rs the same has been
bought by me for a valuable consideration and Is
fully paid for. JOHN II. FISKE.
White Twp, Cambria Co., Pa, March i3, ls75.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
UDITOR'S NOTICE-Hsvipe

- been appointed Auditor by the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Cambria county ia report dis
tributon of the money in the hands of the Sheriff
arising from sale of defendants real estate. in
Leudfi Fdcids, No. SO December Term, Is74 of
Jchn Kinney, natural guardian of G. and b. J.
EchiHney, VS.. Edward McGlade and Catharinc
McGlade, notice is hereby given that viii attend
to the duties of said appointment. at my otice in
Ebensburg, on TUESDAY. APRIL l3th. 1875, at 2
O'Clock. p. NJ, when and where they must present
their claims, or he dcbarred from coming in upon
said fund. GEO. W. OATMAN, Auditor
Ebcnsburg, March le. lsT5-St.
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y RELIABLE FIRM.-In our advertising
columns this week will be found the spring
announcement of Gill ~ Bro, the we'll
known and popular wholesale Boo: and
Shoe Merchants, SO. 253 Liberty Street
Pittsburgh. This house is an old-established
one, and stands pre-eminently at the head
of the boot and shoe trade of Western Penn
Syivania. Their stock this spring is unus-
ualIy large, and consists of every variety or
Women's, Misses, and Children's Mems.
Boys, and Youths Boots, Shoes Brogans.
carefully selected, and bought at bottom
prices, TINS enabling them TO effer extraor-
dinary Inducements TO the trade. Their own
brands of ti4e goods have the reputation
among buyers of being the hest in the
market. Our merchants should not fail to
call and examine Gill 81 Bros stock and
prices before making their spring purchases.
There is some doubt whether the repeal
of the Local Option law will be beneficial,
hut there is no doubt about the fact that the
best place 10 buy ci0ibing at the Peunsyl-
vania Clothing Store, opposite the Post
Ofice, ,J JohnSto~n, Pa, here fhe proprietor
John = Barnes, is now receiving an i'm.
naepSe stock OF Spring and Summer Clothing
for men, Esutbs and boys, comprising a full
line of goods superior to any ever heretofore
opened in Johnstowu. Also, hats, caps, aud
all kinds of gents furnishing goods which
will be sold at prices that cannot be under.
sold. Come and examine my stock Re.
member the place-opposite Post Office
Johnstown, Pa.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Bv virtue of

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ writ of Fl. Fd., issued out of the Dis
trict Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria COIN
ty and to me directed, there will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the Opera House i'm JohnStowu.
on MONDAY. the 5th DAY OF April. lSa5. at
o'clock, P. NJ, the following Real Estate to wit:
All the right title and interest Of James Darby.
Of in and to piece or lot of ground situate in the
borough of COncInaugh, Cambria county, fronting
on Railroad street, and adjoining lot Of Ellen
Sweeney one side, lot of the heirs of Robert
Brown, deed, on the other side, and extending
back to Crooked alley. having thereon erected q
two story frame house and plank stable, now in
the occupancy Of James Darby. Taken in execJi-
t:pn and to be sold at the suit of r. H. Singer, for
of Dibcrt, WaynC & Co.
HERMAN BAUNER, Sheriff.
Sheriff Ofice, Ebeusburg. March Is. 1915.
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OTICE.--Having leased for term
of years the SAW Mill, owned hv the
Mellon Brothers hereby re specially uest all
persons having lumber on the pyenises to remove
the same without delay.
wM. F JOHNSON.
Carroll Twp, March 10, ls75-St
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From the Philadelphia Presbyterian


From the Worlds Dispcnsary Printing Of
fee and Bindery Buffalo, N. Y, we have re-
ceived "The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in plain English; or, Medicine Sim :
plifed," by r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Counselor in :
chief OF the Board of Physicians and Surgeons
at the Worlds Dispersary. Whoever helps
humanity in its struggle with it's inherent
weaknesses and diseases, to bear or cure, is its
benefactor. Ignorance is not only of itself a
| cause of disease and mortality, but it is the
enemy OF every effort to cure or mitigate.
Nothing will so speedily remove this cause as
knowledge IAN elementary one at least) of tine
diseases to which we are heir, as well as those
superin1uccd by our own iInprudence. DR.,
Pierce has rendered, in our Judgment bene-
factor's service. both to the afflicted and TO the
profession. In his diagnosis OF the diseases
treated Of and in the presentation of the phi
losophic principles inyOlyelin their cause and
removal. He is sparing OF remedies, and usu-
ally prescribes such as are safe in unskilled
hands. AS a book merely OF abstract knoWl-
edge, it is exceedingly readable and interest
ing, especially the following subjects: Cere-
do Hygiene, the Nursing OF the Sick, Sleep
another subject, so delicate in its nature that
1T is shut up beyond the domain of warning to
all but physicians, so accursed in its results in
modern society. he is most explicit, and alike
true to God, to virtue, to life, and to society,
shows the truth as presented in the teachings
of Scrpture-tbat life begins with conception
with great force, to which is added faithful
warnings.
Price of the Medical Adviser I'll SO, sent
postpaid. Address the author at Buffalo,
New York ,ar
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THE GRAND 0PERA-HoUsE.-Augu
Daly's society play, "Divofoe," was
given last night with Miss Davenport
in the leading role, Of "Fanny Ten
Eyck." This is a character peculiarly
adapted TO Miss Davenporps style OF
acting, OF rather she has served such an
apprenticeship, as one might term 1t,
under Mr.. Daily, whose great forte as
author and manager Is dramas OF this
school, that she is as near perfection as
possible in this character. Miss De
Forrest, as "Lu Ten Eyck," was very
good, as was most Of the support given
by the stock. "Diyorce" again this
evening.
WOODS THEATER. - This house was
crowded as usual, last evening, the
attraction still being j. 7. Raymond 8
"Colonel Mulberry Sellers" The play,
like almost all of our modern dramas, is
so arranged as to allow very little scope
to any one excepting the star; but,
Notwithstanding the meagerness OF the
other parts, some of them are extremely
well played and have called forth nu-
merous complimentary notices. which
were well deserved. Miss Cummings.
MIR. Craven and MIR. Soggs have all sue
ceeded remarkably well, considering
that they have been in the shadow of
one OF our greatest actors and In q play
| that, robbed Of this one character, would
Be totally devoid Of Interest. To Miss
tEummings. especially, Mr, RAYMOND is
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-29
The Gald Yield.

Il
This year Will rank an evcntful one
in American mining. Whether in the line
OF new and rich discoveries, increased
yield from old mines, or better method
Ut taking out and reducing ores, 1t is
equally year OF great progress. 1t is
claimed also by those who have given
The subject most attention that the
yield in actual cash has been greater to
the number of men employed, aud the
average per cent. of profit higher, in
mining than in any branch of manufac-
turing or commerce.
Since the panic OF 1873 mining seems
to have passed entirely from the domain
of speculative investment and become a
systematized business, III which money
is made by the same management and
nice attention to details rs in manu-
featuring.
Prof. K. W. Raymond, Mining Com
missioner, sets the yield for four years
from all our Territories as follows:
1859. r61,50O,O0O 1871. ..,68, 66s 900
1870. .$66,OOOr0UO 1872 .S6J,943Sj7
1t has been quite uniform since until
midsummer, 1874, when a decided in
crease began, and from the known pro-
duct of these districts in Colorado,
Utah, Nevada and California, from
which We have the exact figures, we are
fully justified in the conclusion that the
yield Of 1875 will nearly reach, ii not
exceed, one hundred milllons.-N. Y.
Graphic.
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THE ANSWER.


What Auditor Humphreys Says to that
Mandanlats.
Auditor Humphreys, through his At
torney, Hon. Vachel Worthington,
yesterday fled his rejoinder in the tax
levy case, in the Supreme Court. He
denies that the ordinances passed by
Council, August Goth, 1875, and recitea
in said writ, were presented TO the
Mayor and signed by him before the Ger.
titicate of the Clerk of said city, dated
August 26, 1875, was delivered to this de.
rendant. He also denies that Council
have power to cause the percentage lev.
led by them to be certified to him after
the first Monday In June in that year.
He also denies said Auditor has power
to place any percentage certified to him
by said Common Council after said first
Monday in June, upon the tax duplicate
for that year. He also denies that the
said Common Council have the power to
levy in any one year over and
above the tax for county and
State purposes, and excluding the tax
for schools and school-house purpo ses.
taxes which shall exceed the rate of six
teen mills. He also denies said Auditor
his power to place upon the tax dupli-
cate any levy exceeding sixteen mills as
aforesaid, which may be made by said
Common Council. He also denies that
there was duly appointed by the said Su-
perior Court of Cincinnati under and by
virtue Of said act Of the General Assem-.
bly, OF Ohio, passed May 4th, 1869, a
Board OF Trustees as stated in said writ.
He also denies that any of the bonds au-
thorized by said act to be issued have
been issued and disposed of In accord
ance with said act to bona fide and limo.
cent purchasers as stated In said writ.
He also denies that any Of the bonds
stated by said writ to have been issued
were issued before the passage by the
General Assembly of Ohio of an act en-
titled ''An act limiting the rates Of tax.
alton in municipal corporation" passed
May 2, 1871.
Further answering, he says he never
refused to place upon the duplicate a
levy OF sixteen mills properly certif ed to
him by said Common Council.