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COMPROMISED.

NEw onLEANs, Juns x3.-Tha au!e of tha south
ssn R1psess Company n. Tha cittzens Dank b.
fore Tho Enitsd States Court brought by the sx-
ptssa company to freight for m nndclver-
eA package shipped BY tho Ettlxen'a Hank, was
compromised, tho bank nfesaInY judgment aad
payinV tho express company $t3 h00.
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Ep<ttdl ntpdfea 70 1A4 7TbHne.
ELKnAnT, 1rd.. Juno a5.-A mau named VIM
gcr, living near Ada1svtIe. Mlch. abont stx miles
from bore, met his death in peculiar manner Sat-
ufday. lie nas drawing in bay and had m IN.
usually large load on his wagon. Whan driving
into tho harn trc was caught by the beam over the
doof, and before tho hofrca could b stopped he
was crushoa 80 badty that he died 10 about two
hour.
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statfat D1spHieA n TAe 1roun4.
EaFr SAGINAW, Mich, June o5.-Matt MeDcr.
Joott. tho Midland man who was stabbed through
the lung while in drunken quarrel with ha
hoihcs q few days sincn. died Inst night This
txother, Glenn Mcf)crmott, who did the stabblng,
md who wae ont on bali. was again jailed 70 await
The fe4nlk OF th6 Cofoner'e tu1ue8t
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|. Special WFp0seA n 784 7711fshH.
MMxHArotss, Mlnn., Juno 26.-Thc counsel for
Rats Noonan, who murdered William 6idto last
fAll, r,ads motion 10 dismiss tho defendant, a.
she was not present whsn tho Jury was discharged.
This melton was taken under advIsemcut By Tho
judges. ii tho prisoner bc not aEeehafRed, the
counsel wilt demand smother trial Immediately.
, 1877-06-26

CEDAR RAr1ps, Ia, June 2j.-A man named
Hugh Campbell was 1un ovor last night BY tho Pa.
ctde Expseas Of tho Northwestern nomd near FAIR
fax, this county, and Instantly killed. IIo was
formerly employed by that Company at Dcoue, and
Was gotngto Chlcago 10 SEQ eick brother.
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Special Ifspateh 10 TIE tribune.
C1LuxntA, Boone Co., Juno 1j.-T1e wheat
crop Wilt bc good II It escapca rust Some holls
are injured nor. Oats not an average. Wa arc
cnltisatlng our corn. and In nanY instances plow
Ing In The good. Season vcry backward.
, 1877-06-26

MgNvEAroLrs, Mimi, June 25.-Last o,cning
Thomas Martin, while cndcavorius TO croas sky.
light In Coe Bros. 4 Longs storu, fei, through to
the ground floor, fatally in)unn9 htmaetf. lie Ties
in critical condition, remaining speecsless slacs
the accident.
, 1877-06-26

ROADS PROTECTED,
OMAuA, Juns rs. -S!dpsy Dillon snd Jay Gould
returned ftom The West today.
1t IL stated on good authority that the road 10
tbs Hills will not be eonmsnced thls ysaE -
Thry hats contracted to complete the Colorado
Cs1ha! " Cheyenne this fall.
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6pteidl pIpoteA to 7as 1f1tnas.
/ JOLIET, lnna 81 24.-Thomas Cruak. alias Crockcr,
escaped from tbs renitent!ary this sTsnfng. liz
was cmplycd out1tde the walls a. q cowboy, and
was sent down from Chicago about httesn months
a5o fur two years for Larceny. This !as his third
term.
, 1877-06-26

Grtefa' Dtspa.ch to Tas tribune.
Ocoxro, Judo o5.-scason dry yot, tut cold.
Corn In doing well. The land is cicar and we'll
cultivated. The general outlook for crops Is eood
, 1877-06-26

( Sprctal Dispatch to 1ae Trtbxne
sov1 Ct1Y, a.. Juno 2s.-DutinR II alteration
satusday night At PontA, Neb., between Fred T.
0orld, merchant there. and Dr.. j. 3. Hughes.
thf latter called the former liar, whereuuon
Gjutd stfnck Hughes On. tho head With heavy
,tailet splitting bis .tuli. md eaus!ug death IL
for examination. which viii probably occnr TO-
ntshL The a1air caused considerable e1citemcnt
, 1877-06-26

IOWA.
fptrtdf Dsepatch to 1as Tribune.
Larr's Cnztx, Humboldt Co, Jano 25.-Tha
weather for tho ps#t few days has bccn hnc and
waru,. Corn has taken good start. 'f1oppcrs
doing very little damags now. Farmers ara all ln
Special DtspdscA to Tas 1sfsnnt.
MAranAtL.rowK, Maffhatl Co.. Inne 25.-The
weather has been very warm, with plenty Of rain.
Get Logging bittsr sPF'ns wheat and oa4 a.
Sptctal NspaseA to Tas 1tsanne. j.
SALT CnKKk, Davis Co.. Juno 25.-Dnfrcrsa1
eon cold, wet and backward. Wheat looks we'll.
0nts moderately.
Sesefdi 1sposea to 1A4 Tribune. .
MAfoy C1rT, Juno 95.-f]erro 1or!1o Comfy
thAnkA her IuckY ftArA that not NJ The rcAffcr.
oar Eraa.hoppera Ii known to tnhAo!t hor borders.
Crops epiondld, except corn, which In fair.
6ptcidt Nttxsfeh 10 1Ae Tribune.
AxBF, ftont Co., J1na 26.--GraeshoppcrA havo
oAten some fields OF wheat md dax. ffatctlcd
here late. Unless moro come in shall harvest \
sptrios 0t*pntra n 1ne Tssaxne.
BAnaxNr'a DLu1F, Woodbury. Co., juno 25.-
Grasahoppera' are very destructive, doing more
damage this spring ttan they haye cvcf before In
this vicinity. They trhvel Acrnts cur cnrn-fe1da
and clean them. Some arc blowing up their wheat
and .pfantng carly varieties Of corn. We hayo
the heprtra quarter grown 10 full grown, with
NtnEo
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KILLED AT a DANCE
scNANroH, IA. Juno 25.-rattick Connolly wat
munlnsed Sunday morning carly. between King
stun and Wyoming. By = party with whom he had
quArso!cd At Ounce.
, 1877-06-26

NEW ORLEANS, La. Juno 2j.-John Esans was
shot aud mossally wounded By Thomas 1'yan.
Cause, E.aus refused to drink with Ryan. Evans
died In the Charity 1iosplta! hern yesterday.
, 1877-06-26

KEoKUK+ H.. Juno 25.-At an early honr thia
morning John Phelan, while ashing In Tho Mtsais.
slppi from lumbor.ra fell overheard and WAS
drowned. The body wis recovered . fcw honfs
thereafter = short distance below tho raft. Tho
Coruner'k juty returned q rafdfct Of accidental
drowning.
, 1877-06-26

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
LONDON, June a5.-Sscamships Stats Of Pennsyl-
yan'a aud The Queen, from New York; China, from
DoAton; MoMavtau, from Montseal; illinois, from
Phil4deIpha; have arrived Out
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A FATAL TAM.

i
StEctat DtspdtcA 10 The TStbHnt.
Qc1Ncr. Ill.,, juno 25-A young man named
Edward Rogers. = painter, fell from tho dome to
the roof nf the Cour& House this morning. and was
fatally Injured. 1le was engaged IN painting on
tic third ftury Of the dome. when he slipped and
went down a distance Of forty feet, striking upon
tho curnlces "a ltc descended.
, 1877-06-26
TotAt......

Gt1al total. .tt......, ,$3fMDQ
stpp!, ,r4a To- day commissioned ConHuI. .General to
China, vice dnhn e. Mycf.3 ot Soosaska. sus'
soasa ''ae'.D. ~ ',,rrn .sru' ~. .nse-
n'sns u a saea of es ~ @
"U.*esa. =. T'1 ~. ':AN ~ -. y. -
pAo'f' 'pn1'aas Tx rMEssnxST as 1,1 asp 4us souru
The President, In ~ interview With the
W. yery aps.ous 10 Wit liz south, and
meet in their homes tho leading men of that
scation. Hs felt satisfied that shs sp'rlt Of fra.
strength, lie thuaght tbs pcops Ut tho South
should encourage Tbs tfniHrRtioti 81 Vigorous nnh
en ~ 81 ~: Mots 70 H. ns e c,
Psses vhss 5s T.. E;s's.'s:
10 teach negroes, w1ots back account,
sees re iro Ftaaen ~ s'ss
eaaeas.un ea1 ~ sIutsu - HS.i .tai. th. W,,,h ~
nas Sesu SaSis :inss :ao;t pstlea .itsf ths VI.
xssst Xns - xsas aa1xs1a sa3 % e's
s.4,o,.,, sr:; a.sx o, III. STAT, o, MISSOURI.
-, piseatsA e s.; IN. St"o<' nr.nec,st. ..,,.
i d: +: e,
:a.s Pm Es;%es. Ss% c6is:xo as:;'s,t:
;:S: 6 $ &: s; .;s
.%s: ssr.sa 4 i.!ss W Il
ase;s, 5:ss: F.st.s:::::::::::::::::: 'sSio
shown :; .isss dsm.na no.ss nd. Il isSi isas
l9tlp, la!o, and lalef. Interest wa cFeatet 70
pf0uk &d@4 }ue9 6fett t&nHAtF AuA AnN elIAFA
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DEATH FTlOA1 ITYDROrUODTA.
roTrsstILs. Pa., Juns ::5.-ueorge FiateE, oi
MahouoI City, has died Of hydrophobfa.
, 1877-06-26
THE AtOLLIttS' uUttIAL.


Suxnlr i.Ll, carbon Co., Pa, Juns @l,-Alr1.
Rndur Cnmpboal, The lust Of the hanged Noics.
wns hugicd hplo yesterday afternoon, Hls tcInains
were followed from sa1R late home In Landlord, 4
milo duwn thu monntasn, BY tho largest fnnasal
In tho coal fcgiops. the procss4Ioa seach
ltE Al1ost from 1hs tavern of the dead man, In t!c
valley, to tLe 1iltle church on the top nf lhn noun.
:atn. The dny being Sunday. and camppell hsy.
n9 been the 1esdng spirit of thu Ia1lts In this
snt.hcd Of Maaulrrism. hta funeral gathered fnm
II tho towns, villages. md patches around
tie great bsdy. Of the Order in schuyl.
.,tll and caftau Counties. Campbell wsa
Es1 s as s sAS"s K. ks, sa
b0ylc- wllo "e!o hansea alonysIde Ut him. and
ss1 ss x s s ass; ns mHof y S..
carosI, who wns buried aleo thia afternoon, ln II.
ma9uk, aIons,'ds e luhY. campeell ws* ! we'll.
miner IL thai Ut butlcr "f rotlsr ana 4s!Irr u
l!quor<. slnl lits wake WAS conducted with tho
Eseate,, dcsotun n setuf,y right, sat~ith..na:
shonld he rnt in ths ground, Al hish mas 10 III
> aud AcIcehan were COVERED np, on saturday af.er.
noon. anu tLs third stood gaming for Campbell,
sns %ne e Tue
XXls3sndei A.; ssny5sii.. ilSsh Sfossl:c.: Jams.
young ptieat. according lo lho htsa.l, .taY their
s"n;: @ .nd Thy sou's Ut all tho faithful dspa'1sd
Ecsl IN peACR.
About the gsayc and on ihs hills around when lhe
iunerai Of Campbell cnne up there may have been
;GN' iooker4 r. a. hut there va nothing Whatever
regular policemen Of the town by 9uar slrangu
police of The ReadlnR Coal 4 Iron Company, Tho
only lear tho operators and Iahorefa have now IL
that toNir sneAkns fellow ont Of work may apply
amsseh " h,saker aud cause Tho destruction Of
valuable property.
About The samt time ~ Camphell'R fune raj. hour,
Yellow Jack llonshue. who killed Morgan Powell,
The mining toss. ~as buried alungslde af nutfy, IN
I4naquA- TITS funcsal, "a It passed up ths man
attcet Ut the town. which is about nva miles from
this place. 1As large QUE, but not 20 big ~ that
0f CAmpbell. There wef1 no funeral services in
;Tauaqua, Father HEaReman, of that place. hay.
Duly aud Yellow IAek Ut rultsylala II sufficient
AnKAESAH.
L.rrls RocK, Ark. Juns 25.-At Lonaks,
twcnty .tss miles tlat Of here, on .ha Neuphts i,
Little Rock It2!lroad, last night abou. ! o'clock
eolored mar. who had teen arrested Yesterday.
charged with being ons Of The parties ehgsged 10
tbs murder Of 4hsea citizens Of Louskb County
fuus year! axo. sn& MA awaiting Tbs sfr!sA. OF d
Of Ras1d. Vas killed By q party 81
in 4 wooden building. wheu tbs thres rode ap.
warned the guards 10 ret out VI the NAT, anu con!
Eenced shooting: III. Aegro wa fatally wound
cd. lie died day. l.. A. Beach, = pEontnea
c!t!xen. who wa tu tbs house, coming out 10 SCI
Aha cause Of tho disturbance. via severely wound
I'd tn two places. the mAtkeIs kAklnx hin fek tht
negro. The Latter will probably EecoT4r.
, 1877-06-26
COL DSB0R{)ttGh

PH1IADxLrutA- tnus rs. The funsrt1 Of The lsts
Commodore 5oha L. 0oldsbosoa1a took pIaes thls
mosniag from ID late sesldsass.
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1otAA....',:,.'"...... ..........&+sa 81 saQn OIL
Ihs oA1k oetos &aIss l9tes Of John ]. Roe, De.
J une 8. lsss. for slo1a COO oas thousand sharcs
Of stock Of tbs bank arc deptsesd a collstrfals,
, 1877-06-26

Tho President antl Ills 0rtlrT..-8nrvcys.--
4 CraEy Nun Calls to Collect tho asncvs
Award.
, 1877-06-26

R4cSnxfas;nsn tsa d. wc! IL Hls.s.
stppl, yT4a o.day commissioned C0nHul- -f2eneral to
cGns, viee: ;'shn G. Mycs., ot Ne6sa.ka, sus.
, 1877-06-26

Total vorthlcsa G1o a9a
Tbs following 10 ths E1Rmlners statement Of
BLOCKS hsld bY lhs bauk, thslE cost and tstlnated
value:
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The Roman Catholic Peers Of the
United Kingdom now number thirty-six,
Two OF whom are in holy orders; there
arc also forty-eight Roman Catholic Ba
r,nets, fifty Roman Catholic members
of the House of Commons and seven
Roman Catholic members of the Queen 8
I'rivy Council.
Lord Palmerston was offered a mar
row strip of land at the entrance of the
Suez Canal when it was opened for S4,-
0003 He refused to bury such pile oi
money in stretch OF sand 1t has been
bought very recently by English capital
lists for sl20,0O0. and they think they
have got a big bargain, too.
A gentleman in stage coach, passing
throush the city and observing hand
some edifice, inquired Of the driver wha
huilding it was The driver replied =
1T is the Unitarian Church" "Unita
rian.' said the gentleman land what ]:
thst?' IL don't know said Jehu. "bu
] believe it is in the opposition line.
Boston Advertiser.
a circus company on their way t.
Australia, storped TO see one OF the FL
Ii Islands. While wandering about, on
of them turned a somersault. and th
native spectators were astounded by th'
sight, Thereafter, the circus men, dis
cerlling the opportunity of fun, varied
their walks by frequent somersaults an'
nrotes que contor,ions. all thetime main
tanning sober faces and the utmost grav
ity Of demeahor. Multitudes followe,
them. in the belief they were missiona
ries. sent to teach religion in whic
somclsaults were part OF the service
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JAMES G JOHNSTON. W. F Johnston
q Elizabeth R. Johnston, Emily .. McFad-
den and Joseph McFadden her husband, who
reside in Monroe county, Ohio, Eliza L. Jones
and Milton ]. Jones' who reside in the State OF
Missouri, and William V. Johnston, who re-
sides in the State of Illinois, will take notice
that petition was flied against them on the
Goth day of January. A. d 1877, in the ceurt
of common pleas within and for the county of
Monroe, by Mary J. Waggle and Abram Wag-
gle her husband and is now pending, wherein
said Mary ], Maggie and Abram Maggie her
husband demands partition of the following
real estate to wit: Lots number one. fifty-hve
and fifty-six in the town of Malaga, Monroe
county, Ohio, and that at the next term Of said
court the said Mary J. Wagsls and Abram
Maggie her husband will apply for an order
that partition may bemade OF said premises
MARY ]. WAGGLE.
y = ABRAM WAGGLE.
n HoLLlsTER, Atty, jan9S,77w6.
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sCoID WATER Pound CAKE Half a
cup of butter, two cups of sugar, three
eggs, one cup Of cold water, three cups
OF fioar, one teaspoonful cream Of tar
tar.aone-Ialf teaspoonful soda. r
NEw York Cur CAKE. Three cups or
sugar, two of butter, six of -four, one
OF t''sonr milk (or- sweet), with a little
cream, five eggs, nutmeg, and little
fruit Of any kind. one teaspoonful of So
da,two or cream of tartar two ioaves
SQUASH MUFFINs TO one pint o.
sifted fquash eda two tablespoonful !
each of sugar, sweet milk and melted
butter a teaspooprnl OF salt and a cup
Of yepsf, then stir in -four till it is stiff
enough to knead; when it is risen very
light, knead, roll out and put them in q
pan ill light enough TO bake.
EERMAN Toast Il Cut thick slices Of
bread bakers is the best-dip them,
each side, in milk enough to soften,
them dip in heaten egg, pnt in pan
creased With just sufficient hutter to fry
fry TIL brown as an omelet. then serve,
wellsspfinkled with white sngar. Two
eggs would be sufficient TO dip nearly g
dozen slices of bread Like pancakes
the ihotter The toast the better.
New YEAR's MARBLE CAKE White
part--W Whites of four eggs, one cur
white sugar, half cup butter, half cul
sweet milk, two teaspoonfuls of baking
powder, one tesspoonful of vanilla ol
lemon and two and half cups of sifte6
-four Drk part-Yolks of four eggs
one cup brown sugar, half cup molasses
half cup butter, half cup sour milk, ont
ieaspoonfrl cloves, one teaspoonsu
mace, one nutmeg, one teasroontul so
.da and one and half cnps sifted -four
Put it in she cske alternately, first ont
par. and thin the other.
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Notice.

TACOB FELTER, whose place of residence
O is unknown to plaintiff, will take notice that
on the 29th day of January, A. D. 1877, Ellen
Felter filed petition in the court of common
pleas of Monroe County and State of Ohio,
praying for divorce from the said Jacob Felter.
on ccount of the wilful absence of said Jacob
Feiter for more than three years last past. Said
petition will be for hearing in said court at the
next term. PEARSON & DOHERTY.
ian33, Tive Att'ys for plaintiff.
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CONSTIPATION.

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE
OF GEORGIA. have used Simmons Liver
Regulator for constipation of my bowels,
caused by temp porary arrangement of tho
liver, for the last three or four years, and
always when used according to the directions
with decided benefit. think 1t is gooi
medicine for the arrangement Of the liver
at least such has been my personal expert
euce In the use Of 1t. HIRAM WARNER,
Chief Justice of Gaoryia.
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Attachment.

B. F. oblinger & Bro. pl'tff,) Before +. M
VS.. Beard j. L. OF
Henry Dimerling, deft. Center town.
ship, Monroe County, Ohio: On the I0lh day Of
january. A. d. 1877, said Justice issu ID an or
der of attachment in, the abbve action for the
sum of $47 S5 Said action will be for hear
ing on the 2sth day of February, 1871, at
o'clock p. m
lsh23', ;iw;;. r.. +. OBLlNGER q BRO.
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Malarious Fevers.

You are at liberty to use my name in
praise of of your Regulator as prepared by
you. and recommend it to every one as the
best preventive for Fever and Ague in the
world. l plant in southwestern Georgia,
near Albany. and must say that it has done
more good on my plantation among my ne
groes, than any medicine ever used; it su-
percedes Quinine If taken in time.
Yours. &c, Hon. B. II. HILL, Ga.
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Notice to Teachers.

gEyHE Board Of Examiners of Monroe county
q will hold meetings for the examination OF
Teachers.a as follows:
Woodsfsld, Saturday, December 3. 1876.
4" January 13, 1877
". February 10. 1877,
These exam nations will commence al S
o'clock a. m. and close at p. m.
A fee of SO cents is required from each
applicar. es condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance. a
By order of the Board.
ntv2I .'76td. S. A. ATKINSON Clerk.
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SICK HEADACHE,

EDITORIAL-We have
tested Its virtues, personally,
and know that for Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, and Throbbing
Headache,i it is the best medicine
the world ever saw, We have
tried forty other remedies be.
fore simmons Liver Regulator,
but none of them gave MS more
than temporary relief; but the
Regulator not only relieved, ,bnt
cured us.-Ed. Telegraph and
Messenger, Macon. Ga,
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A Attachment.

Christian cehrs, plaintiff, J Before T. g Allen
VS. a Justice OF the
Samuel Tubaugh, deft Peace of ehio town.
ship, Monroe County, Ohio: On the Goth day OF
December, 1875. said Justice issued an order OF
attachment in the above action for the sum of
$ls4. Said action will be for hearing before
said Justice on the 10th day of February, 1877,
at o'clock p. m.
i4ne:a; iffwS. CHRISTI NN CEHRS.s
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Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND sixty
" ACRES, situated in 6randview township,
Washington county, Ohio, Eve miles below
Grandview and one mile .from the Ohio River.
Sevensy.fiVe Acres Cleared.
Good house aud three tenant houses: three
tobacco houses aud stable; good well and
springs; two good apple and peach orchards
plums, pears and cherries plenty; good soil.
For terms call on J. H. PARR on the prem
ises. or WM. WEDDLE, Woodsfeld Ohio
nov2l, ,'76m3. JOhN PARR.
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collie and (Irubbs i'm HORSES.

COlic and GfubbS in UOrscS.
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trouble; having heard OF your Regulator as
cure for the above diseaseSI concluded to
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found it to cure in every instance;nit is only
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praise, can send you certificates from
Augusta, Clinton and Macon, as to the cure
of Horses, GEORGE WAYMAE,
Macon, Ga, July "a, 1875,
nov2l.'76,
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cHunRRN,-Your Reg

( CHILDRBNi-Your Reg
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remedy for Malarial Diseases
among children, and it has a lar.
ger sale in this section of Geor-
gia.-W: NJ. Russell, Albany, Ga.
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DY virtue If an order OF sale to me direct
ID ed from the court of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, | will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house, in the
town of Woodsfeld, between the hours Of
10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m. on
Saturday,the 24th day of February. 1877,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The west half of the southeast quarter of
section eighteen, township three of range six,
containing severty-two acres.
Also, the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section seventeen, township three of
range six, containing forty acres.
Also, ten acres off of the south end of the
west half of the northeast quarter of section
eighteen, township three of range six.
Appraised al $3.50.
T. O. LITTLE,
jan2S Two Sheriff n. C. @.
N IIoLLnTEB, Atty.
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Farm for Sale.

rNHR subscriber offers for sale his farm sit'
| usts in Washington township, containing
I22 Acres of Good land,
60 acres of which is cls'red and under an
state of cultivation and is well
watered. There is a comfortable dwelling,
z ood stable corn crib and wagon shed on
the premises. Also large orchard of bear
ing trees. school bouse and church near
the farm.
For terms and other particulars, address
EIZY RiD1WAY,
Riaard's Mill, Monroe Co., Ohio.
aug2e, I6tf.
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