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New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
N only 90 shares sold at 1o5ss, while the quota

son only go shares sold at 105ss while the quota
ton was 1864 1O5i2. New-York Central ana huo-
son sold at 1OS0 1OSs9 10S, with sales OIL odd io,S
at 1919. Pacific Mail sailed away from 2oi2 70
OIL, brt on the return tack had reached 26isa 1858
before time was called. The present market may De
characterized as ight between the professionals
for the few dollars still remaining unspent ana IN
which the sharpest wit is expected 10 wih' ine
market closed feverish at prices slightly above 'ne
lowest of the day. The business amounted TO about
10000 shares, and the changes at tie close from
last nights final prices were as iono"s :
Adrcnces-Wabash, ls; Central and Hudson, Limos
Central and Lake Shore, each Il; Ohio and Mssls-
sippi. 81 Western Union, os Pacific Mail, g; C.' C
c. and l., and Erie, each and Missouri racine anu
Union Pacific, each 2 per cent Deeiines-Nortn-
West Preferred Rock Island, and st. Paul Preferred
each IL; Michigan Central, 80; Northwest Con-
mon l.; Delaware, Lackawanna and western, .
and New-Jersey Central, 1os per cent. The foiio"-
ing table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
IIPPIECOTT.

This number deals largely in centennial
"reminiscences, containing "a Glimpse Of Philadelphia in
l776" by Mrs r. H. LAWS An Episode Of the Revolu-
tion" by Charles Dimiy, and The Century Its Fruits
and Its Festival" Mrs. Hooper has very readable
paper on "The Markets Of Paris" showing that there
are more ways than keep and body together
An the cav metrODOlis.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
m ATIoXAL q99KEsY E9oE FOR TIE F:l,5Ii ITTEg,

s1S,,>-S ATIoNAL COOKERY BOOK FOR THE INTER
- ~ xTI1,SIA ENHIBI1I8N. Syn. pp. 3JI. PAiiade!'
W Ma: Womcn's Cenls'llal Executive Committee
III Except the announcement on the uue-paGc
~ ts volume it contains little to Sustain its national
character or to indicate the hand OF wonish In lie
prepa~aton II gives receipts for the ssvory yiands
which rejoice the soul in Ncw-En-and and the souri,
Indian puddng. chowdcr, baked beans, terrapin,
CUR DO SOUP and holauy IA thes various diSguscs bat
It adls little 10 the popular culinary stan9bys from th,
manuas of Miss Leslie and Miss Catherine BeccAer to
the classical works Of Marian Haraud and Jennie juno
In fc no cookery book is Of much account without he
watchfu eye and de't hand of the household dame who
knows that brains make the daintiest FOR every
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
re scaled rs follows:
cuEAEscY rArIR.

Ncw-iork exchange is quoted as follows at the
places named: Savannah. Il premium; New
Orleans commercial il, and bank, 's; Cincinnati
Tucr, 10; quotably higher, 80 discount; and Chi
cage, par. The United States Treasurer to-day re-
ccyed 100000 National bank notes for re-
dcmption. The Customs receipts at Washington to-
day were 100000. The Internal Revenue receipts
footed up 100000. Tie following is the Clearing
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges
$56,6l6SJ6; cuuency balances, ~, G25. .452 ;
gold exchanges, SS,570,0JI; gold balances,
$I,7se70S.
There was large demand for United States bonds
and higher prices were recorded, but the expecta-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

One Of the most discriminating estimates of the
character Lord iacaulay that have been called forth
by his recent biography is from the pen Of Mr. leslie
eephen and is reprinted from the "Cornhill Magazine
in the July number Of the Eclectic.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
arp publications.
FULL OF CHOICE READING.

FULL OF CHOICE READING.
THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY
is JUST OUT. SIX CENTS.
ARE WE VANDALSf
BY JAMES PARTON.
ART AT THE CENTENNIAL.
BY BRONSON HOWARD.
BERTHOLD AUERBACH.
BY JUNIUS HENRI BROWNE.
A BID FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
BY MAX ADELER"
ACTRESSES ADORERS.
BY WAISISGHAN.
A SNOB JUSTLY PUNISHED.
BY HOWARD FAUL.
Etc. CtC etc.
CENTENNIAL CARTOON.
By THEODORE WCsT
u APPLETON & Co.,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
In city bank stocks the only sale was of American

Railroad bonds were active, under a good invest
ment demand of the July interest payments, which
seems in good part TO drift in this direction st.
Paul sinking fund were firm Mt 93ss Oth-Western
coupon gold consos at 93os, and st. Joseph cons
vertibc SIS at S0l2. The paciicS were all firm also.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

pta B 4. Asked.
,,,, ., -.,y- Ia, lO-is Catlvtssa Pref 4l's 49,
J-'Tt ~ j. 1875 l8S Phil. and Fri, Be-. l1,s l7'.
i.pr.ytvar., n go. SOS, NOrthn cent? r.. "i,i 81
PL.Laud itcltu.. 4sli 4ts ."lhgh SH.E D.. a. 80
irhiah Va!lcy..-. u 57is L'hsh Nav GIic3'2 1883
The following table Of prices Of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, as received by telegraph
from San Franc'aco, is furnished by William Ward
DrrNpl Budiug;
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

Vaa Nostrdads Engineering hdqd:ine has an
article of popuarintcrct ca Le2d IN its Relations 10
Water sapply" presenting some new facts on That muc
subject The writer points out the danger frou
lead poison artists In 0cOiors from the contaminated
atmosphere their stld0s although the fact has Do
been generally admitted by physicians In large Wh'e
lead manufactures where the poison enters the system
chiefly throughhe skin the di has been almost en-
trely exiirpacd by rigid sanitary precautions, especially
by strict attention to personal cleanliness.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
AMERICA DISCOVERED BY THE WELSH IN 1l7O
a D. by BENJAMIN +. BOWEN. l.InO PIP Io4 j. d.
LppucUtt 4 co.

LippiucUtt 4 co.
The voyage of Madoc and the question OF
his discovery of America nearly two centuries after The
Norsemen have always bad great fascination for the
Welsh people Traces Of Madoc aud his followers have
been sought for as zcalOusy among our abogines aS
those Of TIE lost tribes OF Israeli ye; Mr. Bowens book
gives US hardly more than conjccmos and possibilities
After bringing the vague testimony OF certain carly
Welsh clelymcn in regard 20 the Use OF Welsh words
and phrases among of the Southern Indians, he
finally ncnes to the belief that the Aandans on the
Upper Missouri are the descendants Of Madoc's band
yet he also seems 10 think the name Of" Modoc IN Ca
fornia more than a concdouce Nothing is more decel
tive than verbal resembances and cannot say that
Mr. Bowen has thrown auy additional light upon qucs
ton which will probably never be settled.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

More. II written from the Catholic point OF view, yet
without any apparent sectalian spirit Tic siyie u
quiet dilifea, rl agreeable The scenes of Tie story
although given with less picuresqacncss Of detail baA
as permitted are carefully aad haTnOuOusly depicted
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

A. Bren;anO, Uri0n-sllarc, has received tAe
two notorious works Of Victor Tih3t: voyage
an iays des AtiardS e. Journey 10 Tie Country o' lac
Miars') and It's sequel, les FrUSseiiS en- A"cHdg"e
G. The Prassans in GeTinmyJ. They are equally cAs"-
terzcd 10y gay humor and malice, by ignorance ana en-
observation. OF course, they Gatter the prevailing
French pradices yet they also, nov ana then tel Inc
Germans a good many necessary trains. Sensible men
of either nation viii read tLem with an equal ahiuse-
nent, though it may spring from different sources.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
THE MARKETS.
lCarouily reported tor raa ralsySz.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
P1r Norih E.per. sSeh. GEd RI,rouis.
CENTRAL MARKET REPORr.


AsHEs-Thcrc was moderate jobbng trade q, tie lae
GgTes for Os and O3C for Pearls. Iha supplies hO9
ever. fuI. and Ibis gives pretty weak tone.
COFFUE-tor tir week ending tls morning the sal"s N
MA coffee here embraced 5O94Opdtr Java uf which e. "
mats FOR export 1905 hars MUcAuo Loss b2ts "a
t, rl l769 hles Ccvion, $50 SayGnua 1872 COSTA hes
g,. .. aud 200 .ull, within tlc IYs. range TO Uty
ttt, was "a Gyu though quiet market tr .te loutei o
stu,s Wss JJ4-3 hN-s sud SlO~i u tit,r Java kO
toUay uru, WitA moderate tg-.ts ous, .CHSNNl :
Tho di sac supply htI, va, Holl t- "L az
more AZ fhlgs; tho sales W~po ~ bsgs * Ne'e
Martin, ou terms lot tpnspitcd. auG ''o"o D'sS *
1.c Gen fal quotations. a.
6,l,ssi no Culinary cargoes l049 lsc: Par do II .
49, t.,,4 l, I..s.iTac pTIJc do &c; extreme
r'rl,. fry lots iJt0 lJ'ic JAVA mas - 1'p' .
i., Icil : be-. Jamaica, lJ- lsC; s.ltD Doail,0
ff"'i-,.. Porto Rico l,a1~LC. Costa tca, lt4l.t;
49,, lG- Use: Manila lTd1Er; AugostuIa, Il dlsc.i
Sty:,lai.a. Ii+i aiSc.. tuTacoI. l4%"lc 49,, =.
trION-A moderate business an the SPOT was done ~
st,s, unchanged prices, uOtwitlsanrg thai tho At
ylcc, Liverpool Wer0 " dun and easier market lhs
,,lguuu to-day was manly fOr home consumption. Inc
ss IiJ bales, Of Which $50 bales last lls incltl-
$50 for consumption, anu 20 ioI s,cu1'
o. There 900 ba,s delivered on contract Tho re-
49,. %. H.. ....-. ..L.l. -
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
ton of an advance in all descriptions kept thu .n..
ings light so that only small business wa. &C.,
We annex closing street quotations:

Trading in Southern State bonds was confined 4.
Tennessees, which were strong at 46la Brookl,,
City Water Loan sold at 1862. The following a.
Al
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

"Margaret Roper" (12mo. PIP. 81. Kelly,
Piet Co.. Baltimore) is novel which has for It's aim
the preseutation of the fe and character Of Sir IhCds
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
Fire-Uoyhs.
DcniI5lrD

GONETNING NEW CHEAP and BEAUTi-
- FUL.-Ny E0sc pe.rl Plate. unGcaunr color ana sub
stance fo! artificial teeth, excel everything heretofore oi
fcrc beauty strength 1at gtur. needs Only 10 J.. seen
De- appreciated made ~ day, and Only rs :" go per
set can and Nso best Rubber ~f- ifJm SO 10
40 Gold and laiiuI $50 i0 80. t.i!dCthE Uhut gas
Dr +. g. WATT Ij East Twenty fist near Maids -li1ie
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

APPLETONS' ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK or
AMERICAN SUMMER RESORTS,
INCLUDING ToCRS AND EXCURSIONS With ill1sTa-
tons and Maps Paper covers 30 cents cloth, - cents
This forms a companion volume the "Hand.Booh Of
Cities" Ii combines fulnoss and precision Of information
with the utmost attnable eo0omy Of space ana to present
the information in such manner to the gr attest
possible facility Of consultation.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
EcQai Nolltce.

49,
IN pursuance of IN order OF Dcano c. ca
HEREBY ,r4 a persons iayl1r Ctns 'saft inc estate
ce rs,c: te same wa, s,lc, tor,o 10 @ sub
s.'2S 8. NS y5. ss one o II 5 e. =. m va x 81 booibrr Ga-
Di., il lg1q'' i.g, o1 i,.i Gh F%aGE Executor
IN pursuance of an ordcr Of Deinno c. Gil
rce5y sven al persons having t,.rs s1siast Dc'- -
-lT yoi,f. ,frr,o 10 t ,i-rI., ~ ai t.o o,s
~ L. W.iraus. N' 80 " e a.tlst n t.c tyoi Ncy
YoiGG, Tie aeia ta5 Of Arri i,iG. 2. 4. MlITnhg>
K Eo>lf.5 (. Y.irfi.5I1s'"' iiiaSls
apps lawGmF E'ro'tors.
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER made by
,u W, q, il, COMMON rs IN anG ioi 1aS Cit aud c5y Of
Nc.NtI. sitting as cluhty Ju52c yh tHn N'L) s.tI bi
pcI.ols having cIlims aaast DAVID 81. DrHtHbEtEI
and lLldt-l ".i.. ', '...,i' 'n D",.l - ~.
Dustn6,rry That they required TO present thc"
sg,ac scr 10. ,i, ASH -.c u ne SAID I1tnb.rrv
Grcc tbr Dray'f of ter cIrtp'- - his cicc ~"
1S rs t.@ hS . aa l' 6 % T.. oc % o " ''- o O'
Dated Ne"-i ork, Jlne q, lsIt ,,,. ro,,.,.,, ...o
WILLIAM g. TULTIs AitorncT for hs,iqnsc
CUPREME CGURr-COUNTY Of NEW
- YotE.-"hTLuA AUGUST, rs adTinstyatrr. o. TO
decr-s,d Paiaul against n AH,iA ~ gN J4ilE 4. Nh
"a "a ARG5s f:' il. IaFFrKE GII nJGGET IIARs, RIcIkF6
HAAiLTQN, ,DAS ~. ~ iBLli..lIi Iil.llI LinilNgl.i
sULIAN a. E,.eyer q, JGhN EIcK iL GhAIs EAD "a.
ard fltNE'l Stitit TIN d'tnis "Iuini1,ns i5f a.
TREFPKt: Yod ere hereby s1,nmord required
oc SRse q e S S the 81 m M AID d County T Of % ~ On No No
egnteent, o Nay 1870 snd 10 serve COPY O: yoar
No. ~ BUsaSay NcwYork CITY; within t%tniv days aftei
So o. s5 i ,11 1 m % % yTa b s 81 e & S
within aiorcsat se p,ainn in tins action viii apply
to the Court Tor e relief demanded ir the capsntpTed
Iy2j .snCwTA Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

We take the following cable of purchases and sales
of stock for series of weeks from the latest issue OF
Tile PaJEc. These fgares are Of great interest Just
now rs illustrating the decline in speculation on the
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

G99d G,T Tda 5Ljn;Iv s7s MGin% Md
eI' @ ,1,r Gv%a x tare YVES small al an al
,anc, o sa see Sales ycstcray iiSr 2 Ei2 M o. iis7c;
september 200 9ioe Qe!osG 2Se 3 II iSs total i0j
i,lcs first cali tSday~No sales ses"na faI %
To- IL 'ssc ioal 100 oaeT, sc ch" February, ios
il lee Nay. 800 Il ,os5j iGsi.c. iG's Zoo ioS s %
INV 700 ilty,sc; 500 iiis,ec; August 4"V
ils 10. n:'s:S s:SyonseT ntSg 7oJ % DessInoer soy
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
SECOND nolnD-l O'CLOCK p. NJ.

GOyTRNAi!Nr STOCK DEPA1MENr-- o'L"Ck'
L : 5..o Coup. 80 Now L p b. Coupon, 1881 49,,
.uUj0.....'... III 2ygUJ.......... .....ll
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:. .".neirECiigfl.
Cou'l ~.

CouY ~.
GOTHIC HALL, Stamford, Cgnl.--lE.,nlsllIISi!, ~
" Firuc - irrtr.n t''Ai,ri,. a.it ~ 2 -. m
&YEiS &YEih$ e CAS- ,i r.;ae CO. +. 'y' -0' ,''.-
HONE on The llHdson, at q fa.m-honse' fcr ,f.
9rds fas rl. .,. a3a Xe5Ysr %i; r. o. '' '''. , -
UAVEkFORD COLhEGE-Undrr tue care
- Of ue e'y Of fa,n4s 'o , ooEl; asSjT 10
fId,. 4. tfs0F r., IlsSsfio- c,l.cse n o. Penn
CRYING INSTITUTE. Tarytown, \. Y.-lte.
opens Jan g. Taarorra. instruction no rilitary no liI
form 70 extras SEND iIlEGaG9Stc & ROWE Principals
IACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE, larry
- town X. =. Aatrces Rev III JACKSON Principal
MISS PLUMLEY', BOARDING and DAY
VI SCHOOL ~ LITTLE GIRLS. Neiuchen EewJefsey.
ri c. Mlchelrs Family school for T,ljIS' Boys' w
vi .TishGry, Aarl,s Vncfard Mass Nc Mitchell y, D.
EIISS PLUMLEY'' BOARDING and DAY
VI SCHOOL. MErUCHEN. NEWJERsEY
NiISS BULKLEY'' BOARDING and DAY
~ sGqQ fer YgTE& bARlss ssa y address 9 V Gy
letter uGtil sept. I. -
RgAPLEWOOD MUSIC SEMINARY for
Nl Young Iadics osaashel lsC5-A t'ota stai"sog ~
catalogues address Prof d. :. BABcoCK' East laddam
Coln.
NORWICH University Scientific and Military
~ school, Nor,hfeld, VI. Address Prof ClAS oil
an THE HUDSON, 80 miles from New York
~ Gty GGs;in c'gHy ,}cii io'I "a ana 6S SegS t ? H
lDAKk RIlO T. IN. J.) INSTITUTE VI lsHS' oiIu
board S2G0pr. Orcn during summer send ioI eilcuia
DEEKSKILL On. y MILITARY ACADEMY.
"Opens sept 1876 resident instructors; 90 boaII
pap: hue gymnasium grounds, acres Sloo per year
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
L CHESTER. Penn, REOpESS Jan. .. Thorough IN
sruc3n Ciy Mining EngineernF, the Ci1ss5s @ naa
English Branches For Circular, arPy To o NJ b0H :!
3 3Nassaust. \. J., 10 Col. 1HEO HIAII Pte T. ~. A.
RYE SEMINARY. x.,.vo-,
For particulars address Mis-. ; J. LIFE.
CT. AGNES SCHOOL, Albany, \. Y. under
- direction 1t Row v. c. DOANE. Circulas se-t Oh
application.
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, for both SEXES,
- Of lon For catalogue address The Tres
iGent, EDWARD Il. HAGlLL. swariLmorc P'nn
THE MISSES MOTIF English and French
Boarding and Day SCHOOL Tor Young LADIES' - Wall
New EaV,, Conn The school year opens sept 90 ioi
circaaTa ailly Hs above
THE SUMMER QUARTER of WHITE
\ PLAINS LADIES' SEMINARY opens prl u. Pleas
am home thorough En siisi studies French Ger
mau music aud ant d. lI-Nl-b'iI.. = iIiIeIi.t.-
NONKEES MILITARY INSTITUTE
fuwaliue bows incl cent, healthy, Christian iGCn
BENJAMIN MASON. Box No. dji. NoiSri' y. T.
tbGIN \ YEAR, books. &c, included; no
- ~ijO extra charges; sI'cda attention 20 BACKWARD
pupils BOYS. Adfdless :. G. LEDGE ti'aT
NTE%T END INSTlrUTE.-Famiiy school
~ Tor young ladies'. Mis- s.. J.. CADl lIiucipa- New
Haven, Corn. send for circular.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

N APPLETON & Co,
Ds J49 aud 5jl BROADWAY, NETWORK,
Publish this day:
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THE CORRECT CARD;
Ether Of the above sent J mail to any address on
coin q tf. rtrfa

NEW NATIONAL SONG!
FOR GOD AND HOME AND LIBERTY
WORDS and Nusie -
~. H.hIiLAhD
with handsome tulolCi ldthoCrauh.
PuUA-he,! by
DTTSON & Co.
For sale by all Music dealers
yKTHITTIER's CENTENNIAL HlaN.- =
w Price lOc SvO form; SOC sheet music ioru tof
.yc' and male voices Nrly J. h. PA me No crlenFs
tInn Di JrlY f. without This mag cen hymn Also
Kccgs Angel Oi IeIct' Ire aud the Amtricin NauoiH
Airs, &c. each. DllsjN q Co' III biO'u"'N'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
THE AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE !;

THE AMERICAN ANGLEItS GUIDE;
or, COMPLETE FISHEES MANUAL, fnr ihe United
States Containing tho Opinions and Practices Of Eypcr
Anglers Of Ihorcs With the Various hOi
adopted in ocean, River Lake, and Pond Fishing the usual
Tackle required Instructions in the art of ma -
Artificial Fes Methods Of making ish Ponds frrsUora'
on OF Fish sc. Fifth edition. revised am greatly enlarged
and improved. Handsomely illustrated By joan J. brown
l yOlr 12mO 50.
III.
THE CORRECT CARD;
or How. TO PLAY AT WHIST A Whist Cacchsm. BY
Capt Ar Eur CauVbcllWalkcr, r. r. g. g. auhor oi "t nc
Iaae its Theory and Practice" l vol neat lsmc. GIT
edges 81
"Iu this have only followed hurldy in TIE wake o Hoye
Matthews Cavendis Clay Pole, and others ana my ju,'h
cation for verturng al domain which rcy have so
horouy cxI orcd and made teir IS that believe that
the cateccicaI form is novelty in whist anI hat s'ir'
minds are SO constituted that, while ddacuc n ause Is re
penent, cataclsn has peculiar attraction"
Ether Of the above sent BY mail TO any address
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
1Ustruction.
City.
City.
A CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and Pri-
"A vate Instruction. THOs. Il. ASH, l. E..t lG,lst.

A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN IN its
~ 18th year-at - Eat 43ist. Miss r. 81. COZ lrIu
A TRAINING CLASS FOR TEACHERS Will be organized
at the American Kndercar Building near Art Gallery
on the Centennial Grounds Philadelphia commencng June 20
An entirely 0: material cheap beautiful, sni par,y
American invented by and manufactured only Tor Mrs Coe
AL the Ffoe5e adapted American wants Books with
words - volumes Any child can make them Teachers
La--I... a.,.,IlnI ~ I.-..nuaMl. ITO.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
A SPECIAL CAKUl

NHARLILR INSTITUTE Tor 1Olng LauIes,
~ lG7 MADI~OS-ANE.
This school viii IIOfEN sept. 10
\ few BOA1IDEEs VIZ be tah,n. P1oslcctus 70 be had
TfARGARET j. MCDONALD'' CLASSES IN
W DRAWING AND WATER COLOH', ,THOAf NATURE,
7~S BROADWAY. ROOM a. 1erms goo Tor 20 lessons o.
EACH the StudO $40 tor 20 lessons at The puma
residence Payable Ia -dvaHcc
Miss MCDONALD, o2pec;inG 70 teach nt Lake M0huus
during July and August. would Ike few more pupils VIII
be al her studio uGtI July !.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-08
sHERIFF's SALE.
SheriRs Sale.
Cease No. ss5o.)

Cease No. 3S50.)
John stroble Order of sale on
VIM. Goodwin, ct all
PURSUANT to an order of sale is
i sued from the Court of Common
Pleas, of Preble county, Ohio, in the
above stated case, and to the Sheriff OF
said county directed, l will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door ofthe
Court House, in Eaton,
On Saturday, July s, 1876,
between the hours of l and 4 O'Clock p.
M, the following premises, situate in
Preble county, Ohio, and described as
follows, tc-wit:
Being a part of the northwest quar-
ter of Section 2, Township z, Range 2
east, and bounded and de cribed as fol-
lows, to-wit Beginning at the Frank
lin Road in said quarter, at the south
east C. e OF lands owned by Lydia
Rodgers; thence east with SAID Lydia
Rodgers south line to the centre of the
Eaton & Hamilton rail- Dad thence
enthusiastically with the centre of sale
railroad about 20 or 81 poles to the north
line of the land owned by Lucindg
Day; thence west to the centre oil the
said franklin road; thence nortf-we.
with the centre of said no: d to the plac,
of beginning, containing one acre o.
land, more or less. Appraised at 1915
Terms cash. .
JOHN TOWNSEND, Sheriff.
HrBBARD & FhEEMAS, Att'ys.
June s, 1S76-tds prf 800
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-08
THE REPUBLICAN scRuBBING
MATCH.

If we are to take their word for
one another's character, it must be
admitted that the four leading Re-
publican candidates will do well to
initiate Schuyler Colfax, who las just
declined to run for Congress. For
if either of the four should be nomi-
mated at Cincinnati, it is certain that
no one of his competitors can hon
estly and consistently vote for him,
but also that nobody who respects
and has faith in any of his COMPETE
tors can do Sc. MI. Blaine and Mr..
Conkling have such an opinion Of
each other that neither will extend
to the other the ordinary civilities of
life. Mr.. Bristow believes, and with
reason, that Mr.. Blaine has tried to
get him kicked to death by a mule.
Mr.. Blaine has just been nagged IN
to making a long speech about him
self, by the underhand assaults OF
Mr.. Morton; and now Mr.. Bristow
is hotly dcnouncing Mr.. Matt Car
penter for imputing TO him certain
improper dalliances with a certain
highly. suspicious MARRY Merritt"
The garments of a candidate, as
the name implies, should at least be
neat and clean, and most of these
bedraggled Republican leaders seem
disposed to rely on a free use of
whitewash to secure this result. Mr..
Bristow, is particular, has a perfect
passion for whitewash. With every
bucketful of slop that is aimed at
him by Blaine or Morton, or Conk-
ling, he shouts to the Democratic
House to fetch up tine investigators
and the quickline. Mr.. Blaine has
hit upon what we are obliged to say
strikes us as a much less costly and
a much more expeditions process Of
securing himself by speech. To car
ry this process out with reasonable
success, however, requires of a maj
a sort of patience and self-command
which we fear Mr.. Bristow lacks
Perhaps Blaine gets it more easily
because his friends have never rep
resented him as the only clean mai
in the party. Bristow, on the con
trary, is nothing if net immaculate
His friends have put him into thu
market to borrow the well-knowl
image of Alexandra Dumas rs a spot
less twenty-cent peach-and the sus-
picion of a bruise will drop BIN a
once into the bakers dozen of NOR,
or less damaged fifteen-cent peaches
out of which Cincinnati is to make
her election. OF course, therefore
while Blaine and Conkling, and Nor
ten can laugh AMI conspire uncon
cernedly enough in the midst of al
their mutual mud-throwing, Bristoy
having nothing but his shining ''sta
tus," as he calls it, to depend on
raves and scolds, writes letters 10 al
sorts of committees, ''defies" ant
"disdains'' and adenounces," an,
demands" and in short, s'carrie
On" generally, like an old Dutel
housewife of Gonda, who sees an in
vading pig making straight for th
newly-scrubbed tile of her peerles
front yard.-New York World.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-08
Partition Sale.
No. $685.

lease No. 3s1s.l
John P. Parker Order Of sale in
VS.. Partition.
J.. A. Douglass, ct al.
PURSUANT to an order of sale is
i sued from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Preble county, Ohio, in tie
above stated case, and to the Sheriff of
said county directed, / will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in Eaton,
On Saturday, June II, 1876,
between the hours of l and 4 O'Clock D.
M, the following premises, situate in
Preble county, Ohio, and described as
follows, to-wit:
All that certain Lot or tract of land
lately used as a school house site, in or
near the northeast corne of Section
80, Tow ship 6, Range 2 east, contain
ing about one-half of an acre of land,
nor Dr. less. Appraised at s22. Terms
cash.
JOHN TOWNSEND, Sheriff.
Zoos 6 FISHER, Att'ys.
! May Is, lS76-tds prf 500