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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

The merit and success of Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters are already clearly established
This indisputable fact mas brought out num-
Der of imital ors, who seek to be benefited by
imposing upon the public articles under the
name of Capsicin and Capsicum Plasters. as
being articles similar to BensOn's. Be not de
ceiyed Their composition ID entirely different.
and in no resi- ect the same.
The word Capeine will hereafter be cut IN
every plaster to ensure the consumer against
or limitations. Benson's Capclne
Porous Pasters are now conceded to be the
most effective remedy ever offered the pubtf,e
They give instant relief, and cure quicker than
any known plaster. iniment or compound.
They can cure where other porous pias ars
simply relieve. They contain. neither n1etaItie
nor mineral poisons They are indorsad By
over two thousand druggists of excellent repu-
tation Price rs cents. Can be- OBJ aimed Of any
druggist SEABCkY 4 JOH >SUN,
Pharmaceutical Chemists n. Y.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20

fore, tho organization Of Independent
clubs should be ,disapproved. Who
moro Interested ia securing an honest
judiciary than tho poorer class OF the
community II justice Is not dealt out
TO them they have no redress. but the
weather. class can adept expedients to
protect themselves, which are not open
to others lest fortunately circum-
stanced.
Finally, It may be urged that the
ideas and methods OF these Independent
Reformers are impracticable and uto..
pian. None should be more sensible OF
this than themselves when they recall
their past failures. Such movements
rarely succeed. Unless organized for
good and efficient cause, and based
upon sound principles, 1t may be averred
that they ought not to succeed. Let
these Reformers then come back to the
ranks of the party and address them
selves to the work OF the campaign IN
harmony with those from whom they
have separated. and let them be as
sured their cCunsels and their influence
will have all the weight to which they
are entitled. ELEVENTH WARD.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20
INTIMIDATION.

Editor Dem0crat-This is now the war
cry Of the anti-reform party throughout
the whole country. 1t is repeated in
considerable portion OF the Northern
pulpit; in all of their political meetings,
conventions, legislatures, and even in
the halls Of Congress. Tine charge is
leveled at the Southern States generally,
but more especially at Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi, Alabama and South Carolina,
and Is emphatically applied to those
parishes In this State and to the coun-
ties in the other States where the col
ored majority is the largest and most
overwhelming. In some OF these
parishes the white vote does not exceed
500 or 600. while the negro vote equals
at least $500 or 5000, and all of the latter
are well armed. The accusation, then.
is, that a few white men intimidate 5000
armed negroes, who enjoy perfect
equality of civil and political rights.
The charge is false, senseless and alb
surd, and known to be so by those who
utter it. Not one colored legal voter in
any portion of the South has ever been
deprived of the right OF suffrage, and
not a solitary authentic case ever occur
red or can be proved in the South in
which colored man has been compelled
to vote the Democratic ticket by
violence, threats or menaces OF any
description.
Wherever the so-called Republicans
control the political machinery of any
Of these States, the registrars. super
visors and clerks of election are all de-
voted disciples Of that party. Not
Democrat is allowed officially to partic-
ipate. notwithstanding all this, these
anti-reformers represent the blacks as
n law-abiding, quiet, inofensive race,
incapable or asserting or maintaining
their own rights, easily inundated by
u handful of white men, and requiring
the presence Of United States troops to
protect them. 1t is a shameless intima-
ton against the manhood and courage
of the race. It brands Them as towards
aud the intimation should be indignant
, ly hurled back by every colored man in
the land. foh I
II another article will show that in
timidation is carried out to its extreme
limit and to its direst Consequences by
the so-callrd Republican party, and not
only by State and national officials, but
by private citizens. @.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE,
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATTC AID OONo8Bv-
ATIvE PARISH COMMrrrHn

ALIVE PARISH COMMITTEE,
New lrlexns. Aug. q. lg7s. }
national and state tickets that We should have q
united party. n opposition 70 kadlcal.m. IN
IS snd .es soch q ans % y SS e
Parish Convention who have the confidence OF
all classes Of our people; and the drst step
convention, VINO viii represent the welfare Of
to, to the people fair and honest primary cleo
Whereas. the present system of registration In
the different wards has occasioned considerable
BE resored That the central ward books
shall he opened on the 18th day II august and
remain open til the 5tn day of September. in
elusive. from Rel tx a. IN. to p. m, aud from
4 .. m until O'Clock y, IN. daily. Sundays ex-
copied. in order that full o portunty may DO
accorded every legitimate ter OF the city who
may desir to supp 1T the nominees OF the
Democratic and Conservative party TO parttci-
pate in the primary election for delegates tn the
Parish Convention, and for the purpose OF Sc
curing thorough revision OF the present regis
tration.
be Il resolred That said rev ion Of the lats of
voters and the registr alton above provided for,
shall be conducted uDd the supervision and
control of u committee Of not less lhan five nor
more than seven members Of each central ward
club, representing fairly all the elements Of the
party in each ward. The members OF the said
com mittee shall be selected in accordance with
the c st tuition and bylaws governing each
central ward club.
BE il resotced. hat in the scle ton Of commits
sioners. clerks and judges Of election. a fair
repre- entation shall be accorded to the eiements
within e party In each ward. *
BE IL further resolved. That we earnestly Invite
all legal voters Of this parish. regardless Of color
or past party affiliations VINO are In favor OF
reform and the success Of the Democrat Con-
sentative party, to organize fhemse'"ns into
clubs in the several wards. to furnish this COM
mitfee with correct lists OF meiuusf,, ssad we
pledge, on behalf Of our party every facility to
advance their interests and promise such and
any assistance and protection their positions
may demand. .slest
IL is the opinion Of the committee that no one
should be entitled to vote at the primary e@.Ction
for delegates unless properly registered In the
central ward clubs. and We earnestly reQue't
the press Of our city to urge upon our Otsons
the importance If enrolling their Nance In
order to take part in said election.
The officers Of the Central Clubs are specially
requested to enforce the Owe regulations.
E. .. CARTER. PresileM.
GEO. H. SCHREIBER, Secretary. anna It
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

New ORLEANS. La. Aug. IL. 1870
In pursuance Of resolution OF the Convention
If the Democratic and Conservative party OF
Louisiana. la+ely in session u. Baton Rouge.
hereby announce the following appointments OF
members OF the State Ce trail Commit toe tor Tho
State at large:
E. W. Patton. ". c. Black.
Alb VOORHEES,, II ID. Ogden.
Chas Cavanac j. H. Lltitfe,
JOS. Collins. Frank McGioin.
Louis Bush Fred n. Ogden.
Chas. kummel. JAS BncknGr.
E. p Rareshide Sam. Boyd.
J. K. Austin.
Each parish in the State and ward In the city
of New orleans il requested to elect at the earl
est possible date a memb' Of said Committee.
as directed by said resolut OF.
The Committee will meet for purposes OK
organization i : the city OF New Orleans on
Saturday, the 18th inst.
j. A. SNYDER
President Of Convention of Democratic and
Co servat We Party Of Louisiana.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20

Editor DemOcrdt-I read the New
York papers occasionally. Yesterday
/ read the Tribune of Aug. Is. In its
local news" it had the following:
Combinations In New Orleans.
AN INDEPENDENT BUSINESS MEMS PARTY TO BE
FORMED
Several leading politicians Of Louisiana. in
Guiding prominent Judge OF New Orleans. and
also one OF the members Of Gov. Kellogg's
Funding Board are among the guests at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, In conversation wi h a
one Of these gentlemen that The leading bust,
men as John Phelps. a leading cotton merchant
who says he In an independent Democrat Albert
Baldwin, q prominent har ware merchant and
nate an Independent ticket representing the
better class Of the community. and Their to ask
the Republicans to adopt the same in place 81 u
Republicans, Will readily accept this proposition.
and that BY this means good local gcvsraament
It would be impossible for the Conservative
Democrats to nominate ticket which could
compete successfully with such combination
Idon't understand, so come to you,
the exponent OF Democracy in Louis
lana, for explanation. Is the indie
pendent Democrat" mentioned in this
extract the old familiar grOUlev known
in this community during the past
twelve years, or is he veritably a new
birth? May ask why the 1. d. goes to
Ne,D York to consult with Mr. Kellogg
about municipal ticket for Ne,D r.
leans? Is the Independent Democratic
Convention to be held in New York and
the ticket to be elected in the Custom
house at New Orleans? 1t appears to
be very simple and nice; but l may be
in error, and your explanation would
much relieve me. INQUIRER.
New Orleans, Aug 10, 1876.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20
WANTS.

NHTANTED-A PARRY ONPEi EN- TO
w fill the position OF Bill CT r :" on a Steamer
running in regular t.ads. Address stating
terme I0rk Box IS 4 ~ f'oat sfH ~. aSrt
WaNTED-a StlU NIi~t.s IN n 40 ii En-
w ciai hous. as b. * ksrp r or account sales
clerk having an experience OF tig nty-two
yea 8. Address T.. care loek b'x s7s.
aull I'm rsza aiGz1 = ~
XxysNrED-Ai STEADY. iEDl Al. u ..usI-
keeper. waits 10 f1aks an enlsa-se ent with
SOM GO, house ny the cDrn n n'.eneni o. the
busine + asa4oa. \ mo RATE salary expected
II exec tionai city r-ferenep- given. Pl0iSo
aldr 81 W. lii NGrON, Democrat o.d;..
aul3 II
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20

The Silver Bell Social Club give their
frst grand complimentary SIMMER.
Mcht's festival, at Delachaise Park, OH
sturday night, 26th inst. We lender
81 thanks for invitations.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CUNDRIps-sUNDR IEs-sUNDRIEs-
- WINDOW GLASS-400O boxes French. as
CLAkET-4o casks fine family wine;
PtRT-3o arter pipes s anish Port;
GIN so . ckag' oolland tw2"d a ID glass: ,
y taNDY20 ackages 10 htlie. 4th proof ::
ABSYN HE-50 as 8 p rnod's:
CLARET-I00 ca es Mort ms Iroville;
CORD ALSO cases amsterdam fine.
For ale by Nm. H. NREDENbURGH,..
au19 Ivy q Peter street.
pLoWr. HOES. AXES.
Chains Shovels and Spades. Nails,
Harness, Rope, Cutivators.
HarroWs etc. At low prices.
B. j. WEST,
au1s 1T 11s and lit Magazine street.
IRON COTTON TIES
''NELLIs" PATENT
For sale in lots to suit, by
aus 1T Us and III Magazine street
Il HAMPTON" I
III 1L- MOWERS AND REAPERS
Proven at the great Centennial trial, near Phil
adel phia, to be the best made. ~ & t3-a1r
For sale by ~ ulss ~ B. ]. WEST.
us and III Magazine street. Sole Agent
>.TEAM ENGINls. COTTON GINS. sm -.
Presses. saw Mills. Horse Powers. Rice Sep
arators.i Pumps. Woodworking Machinery
Skating. Pulleys. Betting. ETC.
For sale by b. j. WESr
lis aud III Magazine street
AUS It Manufacturers Agent.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20

Revision 81 11egistratien In the ThivA
ward.

Revision 81 Beg1strotlO0 In the THIS
ward.
No. SO MAGAZINE STREET. /
New Orleans, August II, 1875. :
Marin Finnerty. Esq. President Central Cub
Third Ward:
Dear Sir-The undersigned, chairman
OF tho subcommittee, consisting Of J.
H. Levy, r. H. Benners, E. Lalmont,
VIM. Conway and VIM. Murphy, APP
pointed by the Committee Of Conference
OF the Independent Democratic-C Con-
servative Club, the Peoples Club, the
Riverside Club, Dorgenois Guards, Ger
man Democratic Club, WorkiDgmen' s
Club and Hendricks Guards, have the
honor to present to you request, as
follows:
1. That the above clubs, as an entire
body, be allowed the selection Of an
equal number OF clerks in the primary
registration office, with free access to
the books and the privilege OF TRANSCRIPT
ing and copying the same.
2. That the primary registration books
be thoroughly revised, and that the
names Of all persons not we'll known to
be bona fide members Of the party be
stricken from the rolls.
An early reply will oblige yours, most
respectfully. J. H. Levy.
Chairman Sub Committee.
Address, Gravier street, under st,
Charles Hotel,
New ORLEANS, Aug. II, 1876.
Mr.. J. II. Levy, Chairman Sub Committee:
In answer to your communication OF
this date have the honor to state that
| propose to carry out strictly the reso-
lutions adopted by the Parish Executive
Committee, in regard to the registration
and revision of the list Of voters of the
Ward. The resolutions OF the Parish
Committee suggest the appointment of
committee for the above purposes, to
be composed OF fair representation Of
all the elements OF the Ward. 1t will
then remain for that committee to carry
ont the spirit and letter OF the instruc-
tioas Of the Parish Com mittee as they
may determine best for the interests of
the Democrats and Conservatives Of the
Ward. do not consider it proper for
me to dictate to this committee in any
manner; they are to be held responsible
II they fail in the proper performance OF
their duties. / have selected the follow
ing committee and will have their
appointment published, and trust they
will at once attend to the important
duties devolving upon them:
Committee Of Seyen--W H. Rogers,
G. J. DAILY, Glenn l.. Walker, w. FL.
Hutchings, Jr., Mark O'Rorke, Jno.
Sullivan, L. Hackett.
Respectfully,
M. FNNERTy, President.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20
THE BATON ROUGE CONVENTION.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
WITH
DETAILED BALLOTS, DEBATES AND
VERBATIM SPEECHES..

The DEMOCRAT is publishing by
AUTHORITY OF THE STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE
OF THE
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARTY
OF LOUISIANA
the official proceedings Of the State Nominating
Convention. held in Baton Rouge. July "a. 1876,
which will appear in a neat pamphlet, contain
ing full report Of debates. detailed ballots. and
verbatim speeches Of
GENERAL F. +. NICHOLS
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HON. LOUIS A. W1LTZ.
Copies will be found for sale at the Democrat
Office. and at all News Dealers In the city. on
and after TUESDAY. August Is. 1876.
PRICE-TWENTYrIVE CENTS
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HrRdIUArttrs DeHOcrAiIc an C0nseF--
yative Centr Club seventh War. n. lsterl
In pursuance OF tbs order Of ths Parisl Uom-
mitee, the ,ok4 for the registratio ion Of all the
legal voters Of the ward will be opened corner
Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets. OA TUES
DAY, Aug =, from a. NJ; Il, oeiofikp: m. and
tice BY order JAS. u. EDWARDS. PRESIDENT
j. n, FLOOD Searptary s..,es rnfk gts
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Eleventh ward Central Clnb.-A Meet-
ing OF this Ciur will be held Mt the wig VAN.
corner Sixth and Magazine streets on MON
DAY, August al, 1876. at tx o'c ok D. m. at
which meeting delegate to the State Central
Committee will be elected. A full atteadaAce is
expected.
J.R. tLCEE G. tUTHREAUX. President
M. A. MCDONNELL, Sscr tarv. auNit
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20

Editor Democrat 4 read the New
York papers occasionally. Yesterday
/ read the Tribune of Aug Is. In its
local news" it had the following:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20

CdulbdIku CNtuuOC NO und. udU 10 W
say, unless the candidates Of their
choice shall be nominated, they will not
subscribe money for the purposes Of the
campaign. There is something in this
threat, but there is one way OF treating
1t, and that Is by defiance, and adopting
such measures MS will secure in other
quarters the funds needful in the prose
cution OF the campaign. In war there is
no movement on the part OF the enemy
that cannot be met by a counter-'nove-
mpnt; so in political contentious.
But there is another argument that
may be presented against these silk
stockiug exclusives" VINO desire to rule
or ruin, They pretend that it is only
themselves who can be relied upon 10
make reforms and bring back good gov
eminent. But this cannot be admitted.
There is no class OF citizens, be their
circumstances in life what they may,
who are not equally interested in tue
great movement now going on through
out this State. and throughout the entire
country, in favor OF reform. 1t is a
mere assumption that rich men, men OF
property anu capital, are the only class
interested liz economical aud beneticeDt
government. Tie revenues OF the gov
eminent are chiefly derived from the
other class OF tile people. Statesmen
and writer's on political economy con-
cede that in the last analysis IL Is tue
majority of "a community VINO bear the
burdens OF its government.
The capitalist class merely advance
the taxes and otiter exactions. Ihls
class has the means al opportunity Vi
recovering those advances, white tie
lte.slpr. class have no such means mol
1f,!Sor utity. Bur any ate M Z 10 ara.
these ciiSors a-aiust each other an
srgr up bad feeling. should be frowned
down Dy every good citizen, and. there
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20

Aus 10. 1376-The undersigned has appointed
the following gentlemen ~ y DOM mitt0e IN
superintend and revise the re9istratiOa Il tho
ward, under the resolutions OF The Parish Com
mittee:
w. ii Rogers, Glenn. L. Walkew
G. j Daley. w. n Hutslinys Jr.
Jno. sullivan. Mark O'Rerka.
r. Hackpft
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2S, 1876.
There has been fair demand this week, ana
the market has continued firm, with no ma
rcrial change in prices. A few hogsheads of
new have been received, but are mostly OF
lower grades. Ohio seed has sold WELL
The iotal offerings at auction for the week
We're 9c3 hOgsheaIs and 206 boxes at the fol-
lowing prices: 5 his Mason County, KY,
District, trash, Tugs and leaf-37 hhds at S4 ga
81; I02 at. IS 00a7 So; 81 at IS O0a9 70
l7S at $40 O0al4 Tj; So at SIS OOa
10 SO; at $21 O0a2 rs. 2>S hhds Brown
County, ohio, DIstriet-7 hhds at "a 70a5 so, 81
aG s6a7 " at $sa9 o. l05 at l0al4 rs, 20 at $l5a
10 81, 8 Ut so OJa26 80; 80 hhds owen County
Kentucky, Districts hhds at s5 00a5 %, 10
at So 00aT 8. II at IS 00a9 95, Z at $40 10
ala 20: 2 hhds new crop at 81 1ea2 IS; ITO hhds
Pendleton County, KY, Distrlct-l3 at. "a goa
81. As at S6a7 o. 2S at $Sa9 So ID at $l0a13 rs,
at $,5 25al7 20; 8 hhds new crops at $la5 20,
at 81, s6 50 and IS SO; 8 hhds Boone Co., Ky.-l
at "a 50, 3 at SO soar So at IS T0a9 81; hhds and
boxes West Virginia hhds at s8a5 80: at
Se 20a9 SO; boxes at s4a5 25. / hid and 2boxes
southern Indiana at IS s., 5! and 40 9j. 1888
cases Ohio and Wisconsin seed leaf-6 case.
at $3a3 9j: 50 at $4 5 g5 81 at scar 95 % at $Sa
80; y at $lOal3 80; at S15al7 %: 5 at SO i5a
20, tor filters, binders and wrDnnags
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quest was held Saturday evening. He
was bright boy, aud his parants have
the sympathies OF all in their very sad
Bereavement.
EATON. O.
The Methodist Churcn Is dontemplat.
ing u revival. There is much room for
such work in this place.
The Court Of Common Picas convened
yesterday, with Judge Alex F. Hume
on The bench. The docket is not very
large. The Grand Jury will be in session
this week.
There will be wedding at the County
Jail to-day. The high contracting par
Ties being Mr. Grave, oil Montgomery
County, aud Il Miss Sank, of this cOun.
ty. Sheriff Townsend will give away
the bride, and The fat but jolly
Prosecuting Attorney Freeman is eX.
pected to Off ;late as Grave's"best man"
The match is not so much Of love as it is
of necessity; but, nevertheless, success
attend their future peregrinatlons.
The pastor of the M. E. Church, who
has been to Chicago, in attendance at
the Moody and Sankey meeting,last Sun
day night gave very interesting ac-
count of his visit to that wicked
city, and the workings OF the two
great revivalists. In describing the
choir Of the Moody and Sankey meetings,
he said there was no whispering OF
writing notes, all being very attentive.
Now, the cH0ir of the NJ. e. Church
don't know whether it was done because
they write notes aud whisper, or simply
to show now well Messrs. Moody AMI
Sankey have their choir trained.
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Announcements.

DR.. Dalton lectures again this evening
at Mount Lookout. The dummy will
leave the PUst-o0ce at the oje Of the
lecture.
Church on Walker Mill Road will have a
reunion social this (ruesday) evening,
at the residence of Mr.. David A. Worth.
A fair and supper BY the ladies of the
Mount Auburn Episcopal Church, for
the benefit OF The church, will be held in
Evans Hall, Mount Auburn, next Friday
afternoon and evening.
Mistletoe Lodge, Daughters OF Re-
bekah, filed their certificate in the Re-
corder's Office yesterday. The Trustees
are Brothers j. T.. Bechtel and f. j.
Brown, and Sisters G. j. DAVIS, s. Bur.
ton and Il. Il. Bailey.
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Court Cuttings.

Kendall against Holland. This was a
suit against Constable and the sure
ties on his official bond. The demurrer
to the petition was sustained.
Philip Dewald, halter ut 563 Vine
street, made an assignment tor the BEN
eft of his creditors to Davu Folz.
The will OF Harriet Il. p. Chamberlain
was probated. The testatrix provides
that alter her mothers death her estate
is bequeathed 10 the Cincinnati Protest.
ant Orphan Asylum.
The Cincinnati II Springfield Railroad
Company against Durbin Ward. A pe-
titiOn in error. In the original action
the plaintiff obtained Judgment. The
Judgment was reversed and the case re-
nanded Tor further nearing.
In the case of the CoVington Transfer
Company against Michael Kelly, the
Judgment was affirmed.
Margaret Homer against j. Kaufman
& Co. This was reviewing of q iudg-
ment against married woman. Dis
missed for want of jurisdiction,
In the case OF j. M. Muller against
Henry Hume, the judgment was
aft smed and also entered for the penalty,
The city against Ge pin and others.
Demurrer 10 cross petition oyerruled.
Ilammersmit th against the city. The
demurrer ot the city to the petition was
sustained.
Decree of confirmation was entered in
the case OF the Queen Of the West Build
ing Association against Hengehod.
John Schitf, ass gnee, aga nSG Fred.
Guysin. This, a motion to dismiss an
appeal, was overruled.
In the UniteI States Court, the bail of
Thomas, alias NobDy Larkin, who failed
to put in appearance, was declared for
feited.
Joseph Fuller was found guilty Of il.
legal voting. Sentence suspended.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28
FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

LoR SALE FARM - ood farm of 97X
l. acres, situated q miles from the railroad,
in Clermont CouuJy; A. acres in corn, 3 acres
IN potatoes, ~ acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
VIII Sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terDs. A good chaaCe for any one desirin~ it
10 get a good home. Address b. b. s., SUar
office, 23O Walnut street, Cincinnati, D.
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