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nrsts, new, were nrm at 1885, Lehigh and Western
consolidated sold at SO 32. against 3S at the close
yesterday. Albany and Susquehanna 6rsis declined
from ssx to So. Chicago and Northwestern consol-
idated gold coupons were nrm at 90, and Milwaukee
and ST. Paul consolidated sinking funds at s3k. New
York Central nrsts sold at ia, and c.. c., C. and
arsts ut log. Long Dock bonds declined to 1914,
Union Pacific nrsts to 1857, and land grants 1927.
c., q. and @. Arsts 70 81. After the call New
Jersey Central consolidated Arss advanced 50 bid and
closed at So
BANK SHARES.
City bank shares sold follows:-Amercan Ex-
change at 100, Commerce at liz, Metropolitan ut 1885,
Phoenix at 1Ol, Fourth National ut l00k ana Me-
chanics' ut 1855.
STATE BONDS.
There was but very little done these bonds to-day.
District OF Columbia 365s sold ut 72s, and Tennessee
SKIES, old, at Az.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Strong and Active
Market.
GOLD 47-S A lO5.
Government Stocks Strong and Higher
Railroad Bonds Irregular.
GOLD 10 rs A 1O5.

WALL STREET,


MONDAY. March 6-6P NJ.
Stock market dcstructionists getting upon the
anxious seat, aud, with TO telcgraphc tape arc
wondering II there any balm IN the Gilead OF short
sales after ALL None yesterday or to-day certainly,
and, by the tone OF the market ut the close, small
show tor TO-
We have heretofore had occasion to express belief
that the settlement OF the Presidential imbr0gIio.
without regard the politics OF the successful candi-
date would induce speculation for the long side upon
tho stock Exchange, and although it is too soon to
detect marked leaning that way there indices
which suggest the correctness OF the opinion. With
and draw backs tho course OF prices TO-
day has been TO higher Standard and It Is pretty
clear that the chief operators mot excluding the Pacific
BIoper, who In his brief experience, has been
short or long with the frequency Of half
dollar tipped head or tail Tor drnks have
during the last few days slipped over the bull side
OF the market quietly and under the protecting nre OF
seller GU options. A moderate and steady advance
was TO be remarked throughout the whole list Of
usually active stocks, unaded by sensational stories
and unobstructcd by depressing rumors. In fact,
matters were left to take their own course, and tho
result has been stated Almost the only topic OF
interest the day through grow of the suit before
Judge Lawrence pet'tionIng for receiver in the
of the Delaware and Hudson Coal Company. The re-
suit ia still in allegiance, the having proceeded
only far the plaintiffs allegations which charge
Tho company be practically insovent, and adduce
reasons for SO considering IT, However damaging the
charges may appear, holders OF the stock were
Affected by them, price improving the close
sne per cent on opening figures.
THE SALES TO-DAY.
Tho transactions at the stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 100000 shares, which distributed as
lollows:-New York Central $40; Erie, l,S0O Lake
Shore, 22,S00; Northwestern, 900; do. preferred,
700; Rock Island, 700; Ohios, 500; Western Union,
1885, Wabash, 233; Union Pacific, LILAC; Pacific Mail,
1900; st. Paul. AGO. do. preferred, 900; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 49, 900; New Jersey Central,
1,760; Michigan Central, $50; Delaware and Hudson
Canal, 5,400.
OPENING HIGHEST LOWEST
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT 1-16c. HIGHER FUTURES CLOSED
sTRONG-FLOUR DULL-wHEAT DULL--CoRN
EAsIER-OATs EAsIER-wHIsKEY sTEADIER-
PORK DULL--LARD EAsIER-PETROLEUM
FIRM-sPlRITs OF TURPENTINE STEADY
losIN sTEADY-oLs IRM-CoFFEE AND
SUGAR STEADY FREIGHTs QUIET.
TUESDAY, March 6--6P. NJ.
Commercial affairs were In statu quo Tho demand
for most kinds Of merchandise was very light, and the
fluctuations in value were In most cases onsequen.
tia. On 'Changc business was very moderate. Flour
was still dull, with tho tendency OF prices In buyers
favor. Wheat dull and in most nominal,
VII h u tendency In favor OF tho buyer Corn q
shade easier, but pretty freely taken. Oats q
shade for some kinds. whiskcy steadier
Dressed hogs without important huctuation.
Pork was dull, heavy and nominal Lard was
easier. Freghts were quiet Cotton the
spot Lice, higher. Futures closed strong.
Coffee and steady. Oils quiet but Arm.
Petroleum firm. Naval stores steady.
quiet ut Sc. for pots and sac. for pearls
ANriMoSY ruled quiet at 1876. for regulus.
BKEswAx quiet but firm 1t 33c 3i1Sc for Western
and southern.
BROOK CORN remain quiet 3c. &c. for red tipped.
&C. u for medium and &c. 7c. for choice green.
CorrEE.-Thcre fur movement in Braxils and
prices remained steady We note sales of 600 bags Ro
H. Armsron, and 900 do ex La Place. both private
also resale of $50 do RIO Nancy Smith.
1916 for fair $500 do. do. sold at New Orleans, ex
Laland, 1890. for ordinary We quote :-ordinary
lie IKE fair do. l9c. good do. 2oc primo
d. 2Oc. for lots. Ike 22c santos fair
good 194c Dc gold 30 days; Java bags.
22c. 23c do mats 23c 2c; Singapore, i9c. a
gle. Ceylon, 10c. 21c Maracaibo, 1Ssc. u Doc; La
guayrn. Issc. 2Oc.: Jamaica, lSc. Zoe st. Domingo,
161sc lie Porto Rico lSc. 2o1sc Costa Rica lSc.
u 21c Mexican, lSc Zoe Manila. 1Sc. " l9xc. An
rostura ioc. a zoe savanIla is1c. 2oc. Curacao.
lSc. l0c.
CoorrnAsE srocK quiet but steady We quote MO
lasses shocks, 32inch, with heads 81 10 81 To-
inch 81 80 and ~: box Shocks 75c soc. do ~
pipe do Sc SO 50 empty hogsbeads. 81 5O hoops, IL
iee ordinary to prime. $j5 x37; hoops IL feet, d. $50
Coprr note sales 800 600 lbs Lake and 100 600
lbs Tenn l9c lvSlc market closug with i01.c
asked for Lake. - .
UoaDAaK was unchanged We quote :-Manila large and
small size per Ib I2ac 5c do, cordlgs. holt rope
yarns lie lie tarrcd Manila 1ic. sisal rope Zoe.
lie; New Zealand, l12c 12lac; Russia hemp, tarred
lac. American no.. lac Russia bot rope. lie.
COTTON the spot was hrmer and quotations were
marked 110c. Liverpool hrm with sales OF 10uU
bales unchanged ON spot cotton aud Lied higher f
lures but since quoted quiet. The from Liverpool
disappointing to market for futures opened at
points Decline but soon became steader and recovered
points: The market, however, subsequently became
weak and prices declined II points, but with light
and Liverpool closing r with futures higher there
decided md prices advanced rapidly 10
points, the market closing strong NJ the advance. The
closing prices to-day compare with Mondays a. fo"ws:-
uyutLi Mfrr TuestLgu MurrID
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March 8. 1877.
good Ordinary os se a7 6eesps Ss sao Exports
NEw ORLEANS, March O. 1877.
Gotten firm; some sales higher; middlnx. iiHc. low
Sas gross. Exports france asa sass 400
Cotton qaist and arm middllns. iAs; low mlddli.g.
ports sossswss, soa. sales, 200 Stock IS ii s.'''
GOOD 'sn ;ssy Tsdss 10y %sSns
20 the Continent 46s. Sales, iaS. stock sS2is
SAVANNAH March 6. 1877
good ordinary lie Net Receipts ass SAlsa Sales. 1850
wmxIscrox; \. G. March o. 1877.
Spirit; 81 ssa Snss a' s1 s1' r% p
~ G5 Tor yellow dip and ~ 20 for virgin Tar quiet III 90
Flour steady. sales 200 bbls 1t 81 80 81 for &c.
spring g IS s. Y Tor a amber winter y ~ 60 tor white
Corn Steady sales Of ~ % mixed Barley sns
ns az ,ss do s osa
go ;hipstais IT, %ssS S,s s24 s2S per 'on Rail-
MARKETS unusually dull with very light inquiry chiefly
sS""sss Sale: q 40 lsai Ss;hss White lie
state BARLEY a Ss o;Ss quiet ana
rye 200 do shipmen,s-Four 34go bbs wheat, 800
do; rye, LOO do.
higher; SS csIsago spring s. = cash; y a. Aprll;
Corn f.r demand and higher aJse, cash soc, April:
s".sy %sse S hss rs 81 T So
Srn and % nhet cash 10 20 ci% asi'Tf
T. ia s"s st Wess S%s"1
5o Sb,s wheat. iaoo I"s1sI' corn sou do oats
Flour 5000 bbs whcai 1000 bushels corn 5000 do.
after a. s sasi es sS sas s
higher; ~ ~ Apr,, ia May Corn nrn ANA higher,
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROvIDEScs March @, 1877.
Print cloths quiet few sales Prices firm Lat quo
tationA
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.


LIvERrooL. March IS y. NJ
Trade reportTho market for and fabrics Man
chester IL steady.
Cotton-Upands. low middiing clause, March and April
delivery 6ssd npands low middiing clause. May ana
June delivery. 62732d uplanus. midaiing clause
June and July delivery. 2s'i2d Futures Brm upxnds,
low middling clause, April and May delivery. 6sAd
Proiuco--Rehned petroleum. l3i I'd per gallon
LONDON March 90 80 +. w.
Prodnce-Eehned petroleum. l314d. I'D. per gallon.
Spirits OF tufpentnc 2Gs. Sd. u 27s. per cwt.
AsrwKar, March o. 1877.
Petroleum. 37f for fine pale American.
LIVERPOOL. March 6-Eycning
Clover seed 7Os. n Sos per cwt. for American red.
Sxw YORK PRODUCES EXCHANGE REPORT
LivERpooi. March q. 1877
Pork-Eastern dull mt us; Western dull 61s Buco
Cumberland cut dull SIS. short rib dull 3V Sd
long clear steady 3Ds sd; short clear dull ibs Cd
Iams-onr dull Ais. shoulders dull 3Os Beef
India duh ut SIS: extra dull HOS pr,me
dull NJ tbs Lard--Prmc Western dull fl Tai
low-primc city duh ut 4Os Turpenn dull at
Rosin, ommon dull at rs. i'd line dull at los Cd
Chcese american cnoice hrmer at 75s Lard ol-None
the market. Flour-Extra State dull 25s. Wheat
No. spring duh at los. I'd No do dull ~ lbs Id
winter southern In the market winter Western dali
nj los Sd. Corn Mixed soft dull ~ 2is Sd
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. March O. 1871
Consos Oh 5-l6 for money. and 9JI for the account
Paris advices quote i've cent lost for the
account
PARIS. March o. 1877.
Exchange ON London, 25f IKE for short sight
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The following table shows the opening, highest

ADVANCE DECLINE.
The advance and decline in tho closing prices Of
active stocks as compared with those OF yesterday
were:-
ADvAScE-W esteru Union, 1sS; Now York Central,
Lake Shore, Il Pttsnurg, q Northwest pre-
s ~ e n New p Jersey Csnra' Rock Island 4
ware, Iackawanna and Western, lsG; Hannibal and
ST. Joseph, p. Delaware and Hudson, *; Michigan
Central, TX ; gold, ~.
DEcLlyA.-Pacihc Mail, 4 Erie q; Harlem X;
Union Pacific, 70; Illinois Central, u; Northwest, a.
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AN IRON MERCHANTS FAILURE.

George II. Sanborn, an extensive iron merchant o(
Bcckman street, was yesterday morning, before Judge
Benedict OF the United States Circuit Court adudesd
bankrupt voluntary petition. The liabilities
S<0,000 The matter was referred 70 Register wIaA
losA
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The closing prices were:-


Money was easy during the day at per cent on call
and It closed at that price. Tho following wero the
rates OF exchange on Now York at tho undermen.
toned cities to-day Savannah, buying 4, selling q;
Charleston. scarce, buying q premium, selling "a;
Cincinnati, stiff good demand, buying par, selling 1.1O
St. Louis, 75c. premium; Chicago, par, and New Or
leans, commercial $40, bank a. Foreign exchange IS
drmer and rates have boen advanced to 4.S4T for
bankers sixty days sterling, and A. SO for demand
Actual business was at 4s3s4 S4 for long, and So
a4S54 for sight drafts.
PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The exports OF produce from the port Of New York
for the week ending this date were 81 32 against
S. $40 for the corresponding week in 1876, and
S. 900 in 1875 The total exports of produce since
January /, this year. $50. 064, O59, against
s47,37. 059 for the corresponding period IN 1885, aud
50, COS, 1886 in 1875.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened ut 1O47S, and closed at los, oil the
sales OF the day having boon these figures Tho car
rying were l, u. IN and per cent. Loans were
also made fiat
Gold clcarings at the National Bank OF the State Of
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4 LEN. FROTHINHiIAM CO., BANKERS AND
Brokers' ~ Wall 81, dealers In first class Puts AID
Calls buy and carry Stocks long desired on margin
Of onree to i've per
Send for sissulars aAd weekly sspesta. naA
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FINANCIAL.

A T LOWEST kAiEs-EsrAfn FUNDS no LOAN OK
broadway, room TO-
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.


Government bonds were strong and higher and they
closed firm at tho following figures United States
rency SKIES l23 1874 do. do 1884, registered l12A
a ll2k; 40. do do, coupon, ll3 1l3I; do do,
1866, registered l0sh 1885,; do do, do,
coupon, l0sls I0s,s do. do, do. new, registered,
io9 lO9A do do, do, do, coupon, 100 1904; do.
do, 1867, registered 1924 li2H; do do, do.
coupon, ll2h 1l2s do do, 1865, registered, ia
il4H; do do, do, coupon, ia 1l4h do ten
iortcs, registered ll04 HOY; do. do coupon, Xix
ll2; do. lives, 1881, registered llo3s ll0H: do.
no. do, coupon, lI0,t alloh; do 4H's 1884, regis
tered, LOG loGh.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day $500, 900; customs re-
ceip's *szo,ooo; bank notes received, 81, 10000
THE poREIGN MARKET.
The London advces report consvs and United States
bonds all steady at yesterdays closing prices Erie
aud New ork Central were both weak the former
cnIng per cent, to ~, and the latter per cent 10
d. f225, 900 bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England ON balance to-day. Tho following we're the
closing prices In London :-Consols, Tor money 96k
a96s do for account. 967. o6,s Gve.twenty bonds
1860 old, 1904 do. do 1867 1897 tcn-forty bonds,
1oSH losss; new lves 1917 a los; Erie common
shares, TX do, preferred, 49, New York Central OIL
Illinois Central, so ln Paris rcntes were 1901 Soc
Exchange on London was 26i. l2Isc.
RAILROAD BoxDs.
Railroad bonds were Irregular with the largest
Transactions in New Jersey Central issues; con.
solidatcd hrsts opened pcr cent lower ut so. and
later recovered to 6l converbes, which closed yes
b-AAs Al A6k opansd ~ As. and sold down 70 n;
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delivered on contract 3U bales For future delivery the
sales follows csterdy alter two r. MMarch,
40 at II SEE. April 400 ~ roc 800 at IL &c., 800 ut
IL 74c. 200 f. Toe 800 at ~ 7Gc. May 100 ~ ~ ec.
800 IL 2c. ~ 2Dtc. 700 ut l2vDc,
500 At II c. June. 600 ut l3Oc 100 ut l3Obc lul at
1hO7c, 200 bose. 100 NJ H. Toe July, 100 at H. iJc.,
UJ NJ H. 9c 100 NJ l32c, 800 ut rs 22e. August 800 at
1920 Totl. 12.7UO bales To day, up to two u. NJ
April, 400 at II Gsc 40 126yc U) ut ~ 7Oc 40 At
i27ic. 800 ~ u re. Loo At u 7ie. To NJ u Toe.
ono ut ~ Ilc lUO IL 73c., 100 ut IL re, 100 at
u lie. 4OD at ~ 60c., 2U ut 12.6sc., 40 ut
is15c, I,aO at i2Uic., 80 At i265c. 3C at
I9's,c Soo At u zoe: 40 a. ia72c 200 at ~ Tie;
LOO ~ H. Toe. 1880 nj IL 7Gc May go NJ IL sc 2,lO
AZ 2Hc. $500 NJ l2.yOc., 4U ut 120lc, 300 At
29sc sO at l2Ac. 100 ~ 200 ~ ~ y2c 20 1t
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l0:l5 AND Il:30 A. VI.
$1,000 Us 4Is's. r. o.. 1O6
5000 Us IS, r. 81 be 1IOH
1000 do. ............ 1lOL
$1,000 Us SIS, c, 's1. be llO,a
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ton In store In quality
than half grade sbsvc or below the grade quoted:-
Laa.is lLaul a. IL Tcrlls
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$4,000 d q 3.85's. r.s3
5000 do.
1000 Alb 4 sus I'd. -.
5000 do. ............
1000 q, X ! a Pac rs. I
200 n j Cen lst con.
5000 N J Cen LIST. H..
5iAD l. 4 W Is con,Y,
10000 do. $50
1000 Nil \ st 4 rs. z
300 Mil X ST PEST.
1000 Ms.x st + 7 BIO.
400 Chi 4 NV c.cgb
1000 & * NV cg r.s:jO
5000 Chi x NV con. :. !
1000 e., g & X I LIST. e.. |
800 Del. l. a W I'd. =. |
100 Long Dock BIDS. ]
1000 d. X Tlst.lsO6 |
10000 N Y Ten LIST. &. -. !
1000 Y Pac IiR LIST m. J
5000 I'm Fac rs, ~. ]
5000 so Pac Of Mo. -.
2tD Ciev h Pitts nth !
20U G.. G. K | q lst...
1000 All n 7 II 81, pr
200 do ...,......
5000 r. y Il w LIST, W d
500 Tol X Wab I'd.
1900 l. Il N con. 'YS
10 shs Am i X Bank. ]
Is Bank Of Commerce !
3 metropolitan Bank ]
1913 Phenix Bank. -. ]
30 Fourth Nat Bank. !
40 Mechanics Bank. ]
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
A Strange story.

Here is story from Philadelphia, with
all the elements of mystery and dramatic
horror for which our modern novelist and
playwrighls strive in vain. Two or three
months after the Exposition closed the
dead body of man was found in a lonely
gorge, six miles from the city, too much
decomposed for recognition, and without
the slightest clew on his clothing by which
to identify him. 1t was supposed he had
been n guest at the Granger's Hotel, which
was an enormous temporary barracks 10
which thousands OF transcient lodgers come
daily. No register was kept, nor could any
account be taken of them after they paid
Tor their room in advance. What could be
more unlikely than that this unrecogniza.
bic body could be identified ms one Of the
nameless millions who came and went
through Philadelphia last year, or that his
murderer should be found?
Yet by chance letter to n prominent
newspaper publisher from Germany, the
whole strange story is laid bare. The mur-
dered man proves TO be n young German of
n wealthy family, who came to PhiladcI-
phin last summer. Al tlis Granger's Ho-
tel he fell in with annthcF German, and
formed close companionship with him.
The stranger learned all his secrets, the
particulars of his family aud business life
and obtained letters from him from Which
he studied hls handwriting, peculiarities Of
expression, ete. When Iris plans were ripe
he enticcd the young fellow ont to this
lonely gorge, killed hIm, took possession of
his trunk and other property, aud opened
a correspondence with his family in Ger
many. Since last October this correspond
ence has been carried on, the murderer
pcrsonating his victim and obtained by
pleas OF illncss, losses, etc, large sums Of
money.
BY this time his arrest will probably be
made. We spoke the other day of the in
exorable justice which dogs the steps of a
guilty man. But we never remember TO
have seen a stronger proof of il than this
unless it was the death of Lee at Mountain
Meadows. In old times the avenger of
blood held il ms sacred duty TO pursue
the murderer, aud the Erinnyes helped
him with keen eyes whose sight reached
around the world. We have given over
the matter to the police, who certainly are
not weighted with oppressive sacred duty
and who see much worse than other people.
Yet, by some mysterious pursuer sent by
other hands than oura, the guilty is fol
loved and brought TO Justice at last.-NY.
Tribune.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
A Sonillern Phenomenon,

II. V. Rcdfeld, the well-known cores
pondent OF the Cincinnati CommerciaI,lis a
teetotOler. lie says that during hiatravels
in the Soutl, lac is invited ut least hun
dred and fifty times year TO "take a
drink lie always firmly, but politely
bcgs to be excused, giving as his reason
that he never indulgcs in spirituouS or malt
liquors, and lie describes in very anus
ing manner the effect of his announcement
upon the average southern gentleman.
First, he looks at the correspondence feet,
then slowly raises his eyes, taking inby de-
grccs, his whole person until he reaches
the top of his head. Then his eyes are
slowly depressed until they again rest upon
the ground, when lie steps back two or
three PAGES, puts his hands Upon his hips,
and nfter moments pause says, with a
tone of astonishment, "Well, I'll be
IL mn, cd ii .. y
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
Now for the Fruits.

The Southern people, says the Sacramen-
to Upion- Record, have had their glorifca-
ton over the withdrawal of the troops
from New Orleans, and have expressed
their confidence in the President So far
we'll; but now the ful6llment of their Obli-
CATION is in order. The country looks to
them for prompt and hearty support Of
the laws, and for the stern suppression of
ali tendencies towards race or political
prescription. They have been for years
complaining that they had no opportunity
of showing what they could do in the way
of orderly self-government. Now the OPP
portunity is afforded them, and they have
free scope for their energies. 1t will not
do for them to relapse into the old ways
and allow the negro to be bull-dozed, and
crush out all differences of opinion by
brute force. They are being watched vigi-
lantly, and the country fully understands
that they are having their last opporilmi-
ty. Should they abuse their opportunities
they will repent it hereafter, but with
small prospect OF remission, for if they be-
tray their trust now they will certainly
not be trusted again.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE 81 Prescribing the rates oil
taxation fur tho year 1871. fD H.If.i
SEOrtOS l. - BE Il ord,tiaed BY the Common COM.
cT Of hs Incorporated Village of PerrysLHrg
(hss. .hirds Of al The Members coHcHuiHy,J That
for The purposes herein named, the following
taxes br and they are hereby levied for tie
year 1871, to-wits .HH.
lst. To pay Marshal, one mill on the dollar
valuation. .f. ....| ...f. ..'
I'd. For Street Improvement purposes, four
mills on the dollar valuation.
81. For Common Corporation purposes, three
mills un the duilar valuation.
4'h. For Sinking FUND to pay outstanding in
debtelness of the Corporation, six mills on
the dolnr valuation. iI..,,I... f-..... ...,.
5tlt. For Fire Department purposes, one hall
Of one mill on the dollar valuation.
9Th. For Ccmetrry purposes, one mill on tde
dollar valuation. tIHi
$40. 2. Thnt the Clerk forthwith certify the
Rb9ve levies to the Auditor VI Wood county
nsrcquirrd BY law. t.
Sgc. 5. That this ordinance shall take effect
aud he in force from aud a tier its passage and
publication. according 10 law. a" i.
Passed May 22d, 1871 .r. afp .
j. u. RuE1NFRANK, Mayor,
Attest: FRED. NEAGER, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25

1t Is we'll that Mr.. BARNUM should offer
$4,000 for the recovery OF the lost boy,
CHARLEY Ross; but it will not be quite 80
we'll il he tries to play off bogus CHAR
LEY on the credulous public. That would
be too much for tho Prince of Humbugs
to safely undertake. And again, il he pro-
duced the identical CHARLEY Ross the
great mass Of the people would accuse him
of being party in the abduction for the
purpose Of speculation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25

The Cincinnati Commercial, an enthusi-
Sstic advocate Of the Southern policy, in
noticing That Governor SToNE, Of Missis-
sppi doesn't want to stir the thing up"
Aneahins the Kensrer eonnty tragedy, says
threnteninglyi q" II such affairs MS the
DeKalb butcicry ore 10 Dc passed over
without any attenspi 20 bring the Bloody
villeins who engaged In 4 to the bar Of
justice, it is not likely TO add to the popu-
larity Of home rule among the people at
large. II will he feltthat home rule is
device to cover crime aud lctit go unwhipt
Of justice. The want Of strong hand to
correct disorders and enforce respect for
lawfSilh befounisto cure the evil at. the
expense Of homie rule. il the ALTERNATIVE bc
necessary