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Maine Central
RAILROAD.
MONDAY, OCT. 8. 1s77.

MONDAY, OCT. g. 1872.
gcr, Dexter, Belfast and Waterville at
1910 and II. As p. m.
Fer SkOwhegan at 12.35, ~ 40 and 1.45 p. m.
For Augusta, HaIIOwell, Caroline. and
brunswick at 700 a. M, 12.40, 8 % and 11,45 p.
m.
For R0clland and all stations on Knox & Lin
coin r. r., and for Lewiston via Brunswick at
700 a. M and II. 40 p. m.
For kafh at 7.oO a. M, 1910 and 5.25 p. ms
Keadfield, West WaferviIIe and Water
Vile via Lewiston at IL IS p. m.
For Lewiston and Auburn.
Passenger Trains leave at 70 80 p. M and $40
p. m. The train leaving at 1l.45 p. m, also has
passenger car attached, connecting at Cumberland
junction with Mixed Train for Lewiston, Au-
burn, Winthrop and WaterviIle. The 1145
p. m. tram is the Night Express Train with Pull
man Sleeping Car attached, which makes close cons
nection at Bangor for all stations on the Bangor
u Piscataquis. and e. & N, A. Railway, and for
H0uli0n, Woodstock, ST Andrews, st.
stephen, 81. Johu and Halifax.
Passenger Trains arrive in Portland as
tollows:-The morning trains from Augusta. Gar
diner, Bath, Brunswick and Lewiston at S.35 and
$40 a. m. The day trains from Bangor, Dexter,
Belfast, Skowhegan, Pennington, X. g. l.. r. R.,
and all intermediate stations at 2.55 and $40 p. m,
The afternoon train from Augusta, Bath, X, 81 l..
r. r. at $40 p. IN. The night Pullman Express
train at 200 a. IN.
PAYsoN TUCKER, sup't.
Portland, Oct. g. 1877. ju11dtf
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-24
Wanted.
Wanted.

PY an experienced Dress maker, few more
- engagements by the day. Enquire at No.
Myrtle street, opposite City building, or at this of
flee. oct1SdIw&
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TO Let.
TO Let.

A CONVENIENT rent of seven rooms at No. 4
IA Locust street. Inquire on the premises.
oc20 div
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Wanted.

SMART, active men to take the agency for the sale
~ of Starchene for counties in Maine. To men of
energy liberal inducements will be offered. For
particulars address 2A4 Federal St., Portland Me-
enclosing stamp.
oc19dtf G. d. NORRIS
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Furnished House to Let,

ESO small family, containing four sleeping
4! rooms bath room &C., parlor, dining room,
floor rooms, &c The owner wishes room and
board, and in consideration will make the terms
easy to the right parties. Address ~, or call at
old No 81 DanfoIth ST. after 6.45 p. m. oc1Sdtf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-06
SPECIAL BARGAINS BLACK SILKS

Most popular brands having been rrrha.cd at the lac
$500 n 100 -its uf % cont ', than cost u inr ration
utt while fDuih tNDt,d lu quality any thing that ha,
l't lrCun lsiDi Tor the price.
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LORD & TAYLOR.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.

JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS. ArGrriNEs MEL
GrsE CIOrii. GRLNAptSE prNrFG, HElGE MATE
LAsSE. CASHMERE pENfEt. CASHMERE GuYroOR.
kRMrRE NusAiQrE~ Hk~Nlr CLOuis III BEIGE
kNp CANILs.uNR Clorus ~ THE NlWtsf
suApiND> ANu MIXTURES. ESPECIALLY AKEANOLU
FOR tONBfNAlfuN suns
THESE GOODS ARRIVING 1A1T WILL BE SOLD
LJCn BELOW THE Usual PRICES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24
Colorcd Men in congress.

From the HaFtiorl TtmeA
The day OF cOlored representatives ia
Congress is numbered. 1t has been 4
matter Of very general remark that there
are bat three cOlored members in the
pre-ent House Csin, Ralney and Smals
Of South Caroline, all OF whose seats are
contested by while men. In the last
House there we've seven coIored members
and in the Congress before that, more. Its
the general impression that hereafter IN.
less ColOred members are elected in the
Northern States none will ever sgain be
seen in Congress. As the three in the
present Congress have only been admitted
ON prima iAcia cases, on certificates man.
ipulaIed by the notorious Chamberlain
and Cardors; cooked up by the fraudulent
returning board vi South Carolina, il
would not be atall strange that the House
Elections Committee after a considera.
ton Of their cases, should give their seats
TO the contestants in each instance. The
cOlored Congressman has been 4 very De.
cided failure. Elliott Of South Carolina
Was the most prominent one that ever
held seat. His speeches were remarka.
bly, good, and j! was generally believed
that they were prepared for hin by Ben
Butler, Smalls, who now represents q
South Carolina constituency, has just
emerged from Jail, where he was confined
for frauds in that State. II the jnries oil
that State do their duty they will have
him in the penitentiAry before long.
Southern States will not elect any more
colored Congressman, as even the negroes
are opposed 10 them.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER "a 1871

Portable for a man like me, and the ranks
Nv the labrin men are likely 10 be swell.
ed too fast for my purpose. WatchAneC
Is tier for one man among five thousand,
and all Nv 'em as keen ez ami
The temprense movement is heVin q
run up Their, but | Indignantly reioozed 10
jine il. Wuz Askt 10 deliver a tenn
prense lecter, but declined.
aim not q reformed drunkard," sed |.
"ThAls easily fixed" remarked the
rekester. "All 700 hey 10 do IL to quit"
l heerd one man make speech on the
street corner.
"Rum, like the graSshopper," Sed he,
"is burden. went home last night,
and went to the pantry for suthin to eat,
and Il WuE bare. looked at my wife and
children, and ther they sot. cold and hun.
Cry. Their wuL no food, no iooel, In the
house-WRt BhoOd hey peryided for em
he'd gone for rum. FL looked into ther
pale, pinChed faces, and ther emashaled
forms, awakened conshense stroVe with
me, and l then and there took a sol.
emn oath never to drink again-onlesS !
WIZ asked"
The eIeckshun in Ohio Ia a triumph,
but it don't do me any good. Their ain't
no way Nv reeChlDG my pOstOtfI for three
years, and can't wait. | shell be In the
silent tomb before that, and the worm.
will be at me. Sill, did my dooty.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
WOFkiD man.
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The bilO has q threshold part assigned to
II by the great manager, Nature. Il assists
In the digestive process, acts as cOlOring
agent OF the blood, and is essential to the
evAcuvatiye function. Nhen the liver
grows torpid, complete chaos ensues 10 the
stomach and bowels; the bile is injected
into the circulation in large quantities, and
constipation and indigestion are produced.
Pains under the right shoulder blade and
through the right side, headaches, vertigo,
yellOwneN OF the skin, furred tongues and
nausea, also follow. But these and other
symptoms Of bilIiOusnesS, and the disorder
which accompany it, are entirely removed
by uostetters Stomach Bitters, that be-
nigu reCtifier Of organic disturbance and
remedy for physical weakness. lntermit'
tent aud remittent fever, urinary and utter
inc troubles, rheumatism, govt, aud other
maladies, also yield to the remedial inau'
cnce Of the great corrective and invigOr'
ant 1t is the peoples chosen remedy.
eOd4v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24
A Few words 10 Girl..

Exquisite manners, let me tell you are
worth several other accomplishments
put together. When / see a school girl
who remembers TO offer her seat to an
older lady or an elderly gentleman; who
remembers to give the newspaper TO her
father when he comes down 10 break fast
aud has ouIy a few moments 10 read its
world sheAt Of news who remembers
that il is not Kind 10 hurry her elder sis.
ier's reading Of some attractive book,
nor polite 10 begin the book until the
other has finished il; who remembers to
shut the doors softly and 10 find places in
the Bible for aged eyes, to be good to the
little hindering ones who are always era.
wing something from sister, and who re.
members always 10 be u lady everywhere,
| am sure have found one who will be
queen Of home, il not Of society. A
graceful, gracious, tender, consideERte
girl will inevitably make glorious wo.
man by aud BY. From the sweet, half.
opened bud there will be evolved the rich
perfection Of the lovely flower. You
must think ittroublesome sometimes 10
be so particular 81 to the way you speak
to the people in your house. "ItiS only
brother Dan or cousin Matilda" you say;
why should | lnodulate my voice and
soften my tones, and be so gentle in my
bearing just to them? Because it is the
being lovely and courteous and Winsome
every day and all day, TO the brother or
cousin, to the co mpanion and the friend,
TO the child and the servant, which vii
mould you insen,ibly into gentle Wom-
an, who-e manners will be as much 4
part Of hcrself a. the inner fiber of her
character. 10 such one it will be as
impossible 10 commit an act Of rudeness
a. to tell lie, and "a natural to say and do
agreeable things As to put on her gloves
before going to church.-CHriS.iaR at
IHorl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

Irisn nov believed to be questionable il
the reign Of ga' will continue great
time longer. At present nearly every
shop in Brooklyn il liz, and briIli.
antly lii, with kerosine, without any disa-
agreeable odor being perceptibIe; while a
few months $50 the authorities in the
large city Of Exeter, England, would not
enter inIoneW gua contracts As they antic-
ipaled the use Of electric lights, and at
Bristol, England, the authorities have
lately resolved 10 advertise for tenders
for lighlinglhe whole or part Of the city
otherwise than by gas, in the event Of
no satisfactory arrangement being come
to with gas company.
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1Isss OF SUBSCRIPTION.


By val, Ia SdTeHes, JotIas, EsSai4
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By wal, IA adtan0', JoEiSS' IrPd'd.
IL. vs,f..,... .....s3 % siI month";. q "
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IA Pullman braWitg Room and 81. epInE tan
,InLl eteu,fnTille and Colu1lhus throu b IsiLloli
tkGncs 10 CiHciunatl, LOUISVILLE, IndiApsboIi' ~
81 Louis and FROM Columbus 10 Chicago,
i he pleasure - her or those seeking Hou,s n
iAs htI should call 90 or address The IipjrrS. ma
OF ,hfousn time t'b!ss, nlPs, land riFrulaTS And
lirhI fasserg'r and Ticket AR,ut. No no f,i.h
'Iei Columbus, Ohio. y1i9S
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kalhsII LsiisrI GDr ~ EhGtti b stiT'ii'i FTc'S
& ClmtGL" aHi ikouLi N no can b a'ldTSfSsi 70
it,r mdiuiitai m4n,Asr 6fh, fTrl bg mann.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24
FINANCIAL.
JOus <. BorsTozD, Prtrt GEO ADAM, clss'E
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FEST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
.tasuooo
Cs,llll.

600
This Bank Is Organized and prSIsrpi to irao,sCi
the busines5 Of banking In all 10 details.
It succeeds the FiTst National Bank u Wheeling,
Is owned by the SINE ShArehOldtEssn and Is under the
SAME management.
BY carefully regarding the Interests Of its Cor.
respondents and DeP0siiOTs, and BY prompt and
faithful execution 81 their wishes, Il lUPEs to merit
their estCem aud confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted
CollsetlonI made on all rolDtj throughout the
United States.
DrPlsIt Accounts subject to ehecs RI .isLt Te-
and Individuals
Cer,IacGtra Of Deposit Isaasl payable OF lemand
or at liked dates.
Interest allowed On speCIL Deposib
pIRrToEs:
Jaco5 $. Rhodes, WIN. a. L,rIsr,
VIM. A. lEett, John l. lluhlr.
A. II. Adams, &C ncEry
Henry n. Harper, m!2I-dAE
IA n
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Ibis Rank -aereedi to the buhAes. Of the MGR
chants National Bank, and doall In Coln CoupOrs,
CuIlmrrrial raFer and Bills Of Exchange.
Interest paid on Special Deposits,
Collections made 90 all points and proceeds
promptly reIniited.
hocguntu Of Bankers and Business aCn solicited.
Stakeholder table % depoEitoTS according to the
Consultation o. tie state the sauS - N National
-
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WORK FOR ALL.

In their own localities ranVlssIrg for the FlrsSIdr
Visitor, tenlGrgedi Weehly and Monthly. LARGEST
Paper In The World, with Mammoth ChTomOs Free
Big Commissions To agents Terms and Outfit Free
Address P. o. VlCkERI. AvsuStI, Maine.
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CLEVELAND q PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
" COHDRNoBD TINE CARD.
~
On sud after May 10Th ISL, -nAlBs viii run
daily except sunday a. follows, via:
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pTTTsDUIGH, CINCINNATI & n. LOUIS
i kAlLnAi-PAH-HARDLR ROUTR
lN@@ ;fz5.a...z.;z 5sss.sss
The Direct Linc to the Northwest, Wtat Tud
SOuthWesL
CONDENSED TINE CARD.
Taking tGtc. June q, 1871.
= - -.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-23
LEGAL.

EGAL.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN Or
lIDER of the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, made on the 1lth day Of April,
A. ID. 1871, in the case Of James t. DeMar,
Guardian Of the estate of John T. Stevens,
against John t. Stevens and Maria Stevens,
the undersigned will on the 10th day OF June,
1877, at o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, offer
at Public Sale, the following described real
estate, situate in Hamilton County, Ohio, to-
wit:
Being in Section No. ii, Township No. 4, and
fractional Range No. OF the Miami Pur-
chase, and bounded as follows, viz: Begin
ming ut the southeast corner Of ten acre lot
sold to John Rawlings, said corner being In
the section line sixty lone TO south OF the
northeast corner OF said Section No. II thence
westwardly with the center of a forty foot
road to the southwest corner OF Lot No. and
the syutie east corner of Lot No. 5, of plat Of
subdiv sion Of the sixty-acre tract sold of the
north side of the sald northeast quarter of Sec
ton No. IL; thence south parallel with the east
line of the section thirty and one-balf rods;
thence eastwardly parallel with the center OF
said forty foot road to the east line Of the
section; thence north with the section line
thirty and one-half rods to the place OF begin
ming.
The above tract having been DIVIDED into
four lots, containing five acres each, and ap-
praised as follows:
Lot No. appraised at $3.50.
Lot No. s appraised at 1886 81.
Lot No. 8 appraised at $64l Ct.
Terms of Sale-One- third cash on day oi
sale, one-thlrd in one year and one-third II
two years from day Of sale, the deferred pay.
ments to be secured by morigl ge on the prem
ises sold and to bear Interest at the rate OF si1
per cent per annum, payable annually.
JAMES Z. DEMAH, Guard an,
Room No. -, College Building, Walnut street
Cincinnati Lhio. myl6-4tW
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THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN.
Election of Directors by the SYM
dicate.

dicate.
The big subscription to the capital
stock of the Cincinnati Southern R il
way, mentioned yesterday in our COL
umns, caused rush OH Change for the
stock. The total shares taken amount
to Q. 4l9.
From glance at the subscription book
It will be seen that Mr.. j. l.. keck was
the first 10 put down subscription. and
also the last. Before MIR. Keck took the
last ten shares yesterday at 2 O'Clock, IL
had been feared that some party would
come forward and ''size up" with the
Syndicate, whose strength was shown
the day before, but all such fears were
then dispersed.
Pursuant to q notice meeting was
held Yesterday afternoon at the Grand
Hotel for the election of Directors. 1t
was understood among the stockholders
that they would vote, as matter of
form and of good faith, but that the cleo
tion had virtually been held by the six
thousand-share folks at their meeting In
the morning.
Mr.. Rowland acted as Chairman of
this meeting, and Mr.. Tatem as Secre-
tary.
On motion OF Mr.. R. Nj. Shoemaker,
the number of Directors was fixed at
thirteen, and they proceeded to the elec-
tion OF a Board OF that number.
On motion, the polls were closed at
A:30 O'Clock, when the count commenced
and was finished at y O'clock. This
count showed That there had been eight
thousand three hundred and fifly-three
shares voted, ana that out Of the three
hundred and sixty-eight share-nolders
one hundred and sixty-eight failed to
vote.
Mr.. A. D. Bullock, on behalf OF the
"Syndlcale," placed in nomination the
following: Rufus King, John snillito,
Robert Mitchell, David SintoD, Joseph
Il. Rogers, VIM. Glenn, K. N. Snoe'
maker, j. N. Kinney, Henry Lewis. AL
fred Gather, Preserved Smith, j. l..
Keck and j. II. Rhodes.
There were some scattering votes for
persons outside Of the regular ticket
above named, but, of course, the regular
ticket carried the day.
IT is understood that the Directors
will meet At 8 z. Nj, Saturday, for the
election of Rufus King President and
Il, W. Woodward Superintendent, and
such other matters as may come up.
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Flashes.

Joseph Jasigi, Turkish Consul Gen.
eral at Boston, died.
Henry Wallace, a prominent citizen
and nail manufactures, died in Wheeling
yesterday.
senator Blaine had an interview with
the President prior to the meeting OF the
Cabinet yesterday.
A dispatch from Rome says the Pill
grims from the United States will be re-
ceived by the Pope Thursday.
DR.. Hawslock, Postmaster at Nash.
vile, was removed for cause, and DR..
VIM. P. Jones appointed in his stead.
The winners in the Louisville races
were Janette, Baden Baden aud Emma
.. The iavorites were beaten in every
race.
There is consideIaDe excitement at
Searcy, in White County, Arkansas,
| over the finding OF what is taken to be a
gold mine.
Greenville Farris, the man that shot
and killed James Cammel, at McLeans.
| boro, Hamilton County, Ill.,, was arrek t.
ed at Vandalia, Ill.
Four men and three women were
| drowned at NJ Malagnawatik, Cape Breton,
Sunday last, by upsettiDg the boat while
on the way TO church.
Steig 81 Searing's clothing house
Bellef0ntaine, O., was robbed OF a large
quantity OF clothing, shirts and silk
nandkerohiefs, to the amount Of 5000 ol
$500.
A destructive fire yesterday evening
destroyed the large part OF Tay lor's sta
tion, Ohio. A spark from a passing
engine ignited a four-s,ory mill aul
warehouse and destroyed dozen o.
more houses.
A Paris special reports that the i'm
pressions gathered in the visit OF inyes
LEGATION to the artisans quarters 0
Paris, show that the Duke de Broglie i,
scarcely mentioned in the popular
clamor, all the abuse being heaped OF
President Mac Mahon.
The Post-office Department has con
tracted with j. Ii. Warren, of Albany
Wis, for mail service between Paddock
Neb., and Custer City, in the Blacl
Hills, q distance of two hundred ant
sixty miles, semi-weekly, from June l t.
september 30. This will make the siXtl
mail route into the Black Hills country
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TRUNKS.
COPARTNERSHIP.
Articles of Partnership.

T>his IS to certify that the undersigned have
L agreed to Il limited partnership upon the
following terms: The name of said hrm shall
be Campbell, Shinkle & Co. 2nd. james ID.
Campbell. resident OF Covington, Ky, and
are general partners, and M. V. Sullivan, a
resident Of Covington, KY. is special partner.
3rd. The special partner, NJ. V. Sullivan, has
contributed to the capital stock ten thousand
($10,G ,GOO) dollars. 4th. The general nature OF
the business to be transacted is wholesale
dealers in teas. tobaccos and cigars, to be car
ried on in Cincinnati, Ohio. 9Th. SAID part
nershp to commence May 8, 1877. and end De
cember 81, 1880.
LSigned1 JAMES D.CAMPBELL,
ii. |. SHINKLE,
NV SULLIVAN
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SEMI-wEEKLY.
GRIFFIN SEMI.WEEKLY
PRESS AND CULTIVATOR.
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
Published Every Sunday and Thursday,
At Two Dollars Per Annum.

DEvOTED to Agriculture, Politics, Litera-
~ ture, immigration and Miscellaneous
Reading Matter. Those wishing to come to
Georgia should read this paper, as we will,
from time to time, give the present history Of
every county in the State Georgians should
read this paper, because 1t is the best paper
for the price published South.
Advertisers should interest themselves about
this paper, as it has the largest circulation OF
any paper in Middle Georgia Our books are
open TO prove the assertion.
Siugle copies sent on receipt Of three cent
postage stamp. Address
EDGE q DUTTON, Editors,
audit Griffin, Georgia,
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If we could get all that we wan, it is
doubtful il we should be much bappier
in the long run than we are now. IT is
d tficult-nay, impossible-to make the
young understand this. 1t is only by
the teaching OF experience that we come
anywhere near to a real and not affected
belief IN this, even in maturity; but now
o.len we see that the attainment OF q
desire has been to our misery, and that
the DISAPPOINTMENT of q cherished wish
has been mercy in disguised
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A RTICLES of dissolution this day made and
n entered into by and between Jas. ID. Camp
bell, Ann K. Falls anu Harry l. Shinkle, gem
erai partners, and NJ. V. Sullivan, special part
ner, under the name Of Campbell, Falls &
Shnkle. viz: 1st. This partnership is this day
dissolved by mutual consent by the Withdraw
al Of Ann L. Falls from sald firm. I'd. The
business will continue at the place OF the old
firm. No. W West Front street, Cincinnati,
Ohio, under the firm name of Campbell,
Shnkle & Co. 3d. The said firm, Campbell,
Shlnkle & Co composed of james ID. Camp
bell and Harry l. Shinkle genernl partners,
and M. V. Sullivan, special partner, are to col
lect all debts and claims due the Old firm, and
to pay all the liabilities thereof, and 40 here
py bind themselves to hold and keep harm ess
the said Ann IL. Falls from any and all In
debtedness and liability Of any and every kind
whatsoever, and do hereby release her from
any and all claims which said firm or any Of
the members thereof may have against her In
consequence Of any amount or amounts of
money she may have drawn either by herself
| or her agent John N. Falls, it being the true
intent and meaning OF this agreement that
| all matters growing out OF the partnership OF
Campbell, Falls & Shinkle, are this day fully
| and completely settled and discharged between
| the said partners.
In witness thereof the parties have nereunto
| set their hand and seal this 9th day OF NAV
| 1871.
[Signedl JAMES D. CAMPBELL,
| HARRY l. sHINKLE,
| III. V. SULLIVAN,
| ANN Il. FALLIS
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State of Ohio, Hamilton County, ss.-Per-
sonally appeared before me, Fred. A. johnson,
Justice of the Peace, for and within the
County and state aforesaid, James U. Camp
acknowledged the signing Of the foregoing in
strument to be their voluntary act and deed,
for the purposes therein stated. In testimony
whereof, / have hereunto set my hand and
scroll seal, this The 81 day Of May, 1877.
FRED. A. JOHNSON,
mv9-6tW Justice Of the Peace.
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PLUMBING, &c.
ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

lO ANY REAL ESTATE IN HAMILTON
County furnished promptly and at moderate
rates, by the CINCINNATI ABSTRACT CON-
PANY.
The Company will also make examinations
and furnish information rs TO any OF the Courts
or Records in this County.
Persons interested In Real Estate Titles are
invited to call at the Office Of the Company for
further information.
Oficn, No. 20 West Ninth street.
mh26. tfF ,M&W A. y. pSs TRENS, Manager.