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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


LONDON, July PA Bombay dispatch 10 the
Standard says: Abdulrahman Khan, the new
Ameer OF Afghanistan, explains that urgent
necessity alone made him raise forced loans in
Turkestan.
Improved Situation i'm BasutOlaud.
A dispatch from Cape Town TO the Times
says: The news from Basutoland Is more favor
able. The upper part of the country Is quiet,
but Rera district is disturbed. IL Is believed
that the excitement viii soon subside.
The CZar Anxious TO AVert Suspi.
Ci0u.
LoHpoS, July IA St Petersburg dispatch
10 the Morning Pos says: The Car fearing that
suspicion might arise that one sided arrange
meEt might be made between Russia and
Greece, asked the King or Greece TO postpone
his visit TO st. Petersburg.
Russian Arnaments Against China.
The government has again prohibited the
press from publishing Information IN regard 70
lis armaInentS againSuChina.
Much Titled Lady Dead.
Lady Anne de Grey, Baroness Lucas and
countess Dowager Cowper is dead. She was
the eldest daughter OF the second Earl de Grey.
What the sultan Fears.
LONDON, july PA dispatch TO the Times
from Constant1nople says: "All that the Sultan
fears is the danger OF foreign fleet appearing
before his capital and Oh this point he has been
treasured by his naval authorities, who declare
that at The present moment no fleet could force
The Dardanelles without losing large propor-
tion OF its ships, and that Ia a few days the de-
lenses may be increased hundred fold by
means OF torpedoes."
Defence Of the Turkish Capital.
"Gen. Blum Pacha, who has just returned
from tour OF inspection. recommends the con-
Struction or ten new forts on the straits"
Parliament Discusses the Turkish
War Question:.
LONDON. July 24.-In the house or commons
last night during a debate on the condition OF
Armenia, Sir Charles Dixie, under secretary for
foreign affairs, said the government would not
be satisfied with general promises from the
Porte, but as the government was acting In
concert with other powers, it was impossible
Tor him now TO explain details OF the reforms
which they are demanding or the steps they
were taking TO press them upon the Porte. Sir
Wifred Law son, radical member for Carlisle,
declared that he would oppose any warlike de.
monstratfon against Turkey as earnestly as un-
der the late government he had opposed de-
monstratton against Russia Mr.. Henry Labou.
chere, liberal member for Northampton, proteS-
ted against meddling with matters that do not
concern us either In Armenia or elsewhere Pre-
mier Gladstone denied that the government was
under any obligation TO say whether policy OF
coercion would be adopted or not. The house
must be content he said, TO rely on the general
rule that II is the interest or the government to
make parliament acquainted with its policy
He inferred from the debate that the govern
ment would receive support from all sides In It's
endeavorS 10 induce the Porte TO carry out re-
forms,
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TIE "CAT-O-NINE-TAIIs'' AS A SEQUEL TO AN
ELoPEMENT.-Several days ago an article ap-
peard IN the papers In Wilmington, Del, one
the elopement OF the daughter of Henry b.
Courtney with a gardener named Matthew
Haydn. On Thursday morning an article ap-
peared In the Wilmington Daily Ne,cs saying
CourtI ey's, and giving as its authority for the
staten ent Edward Tatnall, an old and highly
reSpec able citizen. subsequently Courtney
and his wife met Tatnall, and the woman drew
"cat o. nine tails" and struck Tatnall with 1t,
the husband stansiing by and encoura ytng her,
saying $50 In, Kate" etc. TatnaH offered no
resistance, but has sworn out warrants for the
arit st of both Courtney and his wife, She states
f"af ~ e assault was made solely on account OF
the statement In the Ne,cS,
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The Alleged Spanish Insult to the
Flag.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF ADMIRAL wYN

OFFlClAL REPORT OF ADMIRAL WYAAN.
Late yesterday afternoon dispatches were re-
ctived at the Navy department from Admiral
Wyman at Port Royal, SC, giving the result
of his investigation OF the alleged 1ndignities
offered the American flag in Cuoan waters py
the Spanish corvette CantO. The dispatches
were referred to the State department, and the
orders telegraphed Admiral Wyman to proceed
from Port Royal at once with the Tennessee ID
Havana were countermanded last evening by
telegraph. Admiral Wyman states that at San
tiagO de Cuba he was assured by the Spanish
governor that his government unequivOcably
disavowed any intentional insult or indignity
or the commission Of any act at variance with
the received usageS Of all civilized powers. The
Spanish authorities claimed that the vessels
fired upon were not only within six miles OF the
shore. but actually within three miles, the limit
of juris dictton claimed by the governments Of
all maritim nations. Admiral Wyman further
stated that the Spanish authorities offered
abundant evidence in support OF this assertion,
ard that in bis opinion there was nothing In
the case to warrant any further inquiry on the
part OF our government. The dispatches were
not received until after the adjournment of the
Cabinet meeting yesterday, consequently no
action " as taken. The whole matter will be
probably disposed OF at the meeting on Tuesday
next, and If the same view is taken as that en-
tertaiDed by the officials Of the Navy depart
ment, no formal explanation or apology from
the Spanish government will be demanded.
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Nomination. for ~.

RUTLAND VT. July AT the democratic
Gun'ention or the first Vermont district yester-
day, J; j: X Randall was unapimously nomi-
nated for Congress.
MACON, GA, July A-The Hon. j. H. Blount
vas nominated yesterday In MiIledgeyilIe n
represent the sixth district In the 41th 3ongress
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STIRRING EVENTS IN EURoPE.-Turkey refuses
TO make the territorial cessions TO Greece
and Montenegro; the British, French and Ger
and the outlook Is daily growing more war
like. An entertainment In honor OF the
Princess OF Wales, In London, on Thursday
night, was the grandest affair that English
stones Irish compensation bin win be beaten in
the house of lords. and Lord Beaconsneld Is to
lead the opposition. The British have finally
Installed AbduThaman Khan as Ameer OF
Afghanistan, and the troops are TO be marched
out OF the territory.
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Wall Street TO-dav

NEW YORK. July 24.-The Posts financial arti.
1e SAYS: Al the Stock Exchange all classes OF
investments continue strong, and snecuIafion
continues in favor OF higher prices. The fea-
lures OF the stock market have been Wabash
wh;ch has advanced TO Al and 1Q7S; Denver
dno Islo Gralde, TO 20; Lake Erie and Western.
10 33; Iron Mountain to 53li; kansas and
IeNaS, 10 81 4; Del, Lack. and Western, TO s5II:
Jersey Central, TO IS "a; Lake Shore, TO lO1ss
northwest, TO l4'a; and Milwaukee and 1t
Psul TO 81 p: ln the list OF investment shares.
ROCK Island has advanced 10 lo9lt, and North.
"eSt preferred which is also per cent stock.
is selling at ll3ah. New York Central sold al
.5Z burlington and quincy at 124aS. Money on
can Is 2az1 per ceut. Time loans are TO per
cent; prime mercantile paper, Sla4K per cent.
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eFGeneral Garfield promises r., attand rho
new England fair next September, il possible.
"a The mule spinners at Lowell. Mass han
large meeting last night, and resolved to SUD
port the strikers at the Merrimac mills
"Cicero Simms was hanged at Fa,, p,ov
Col, yesterday, for the murder OF John Johnsonn''
on tne 26tn OF last January. Death was instan-
taneous, the fau breaking his neck,
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GEN. GRANT PRESuDENT.
The San Pedro and Canon de I,asus
company EIecis Him.

DoSIoN, July 4--Cen. L. - Grant has baen
elected president OF the San peiro ana canon
de L'Agua Company, which owns a. GOO acres of
land In New Mexico, Including copper ana s,oid
largely interested In the enterprise. White IN
New York cen. Grant Will make his head
quarters at the banking house Of Geo William
Rallou 4 Co '%n
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COULDN'T EQUAL TANNER-It Is reported from
Kenty1lle, N. s., that an old man named Gross
was lost IN the woods near there, and went
seven days without food. When found he WAS
nearly dead.
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RECAPITTIATI0N.

Totals at 900 yards: English team-Baker Il,
Fenton II, Joynt ~. Millner Il. Total $50.
American team-Scott 81, Laird Il, jackson
69, Rockwell so, Hyde 63, Gerrish GO, Dudley "a,
Brown Il. Total. SIS.
Rockwell only knew he had to shoot at the
last moment When the possibility OF his shoot
Ing arose last night he had no time to compare
the sighting OF his gun with the Others and had
to commence with borrowed gun which others
OF the team had roughly compared at pool
last night. The team Is very hot against Far
row, and the resolution to 60 on without him
was to the effect that the team preferred to be
beaten with gentleman rather than win under
other circumstances. Brown offered this morn
ing before shooting to pay Farrow the differ
ence between the value OF the prize which was
selected for him In the extra prizes and the one
obdurate. Gen. Hawley has not been here so
lar.
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TIE 1NsURGENT MEXICAN GENERAL Ramv,ez
captured the barracks at Matatlan recently
aitef ngnt In which thirty on each side were
$50 GOO and departed. Col Reyez overlook. en-
gagged and defeated him In hight July i. but he
ucceeded u making bis escape.
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THE NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION outstand-
ing amounts to s344 1S5 49, of which 81 1886, ,9l5
are gold notes. There was received at the Tre l.
sury during the week 81 ,226, 900 national bank
circulation for redemptiOn.
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WILD WESTERN SCENES.
A Murderer lyuched.

DENVER, Col, July 24.-Chas. Norton shot
policeman O'Neil at kokomo yesterday after
noon. Norton was Intoxicated and was raising
a disturbance in a saloon, when the policeman
attempted 10 arrest him and was shot dead
The murderer was taken 10 the jail and several
deputy sheriffs were placed on guard crowd
soon gathered. over-pOwered the guard, and
taking the prisoner out lynched him. Before
he was hung he confessed 10 having committed
other murders and said he ought 10 have been
lung long ago.
Female Riders Challenge.
Miss Minnie Pienno. OF Greely, has challenged
the winner OF q 2o-mile ride at Minneapolis. 10
ride 10. Is or % miles in Denver. St Louis, Kan
sas city, Minneapolis or Chicago for $1,000 a
side.
4 Prisoner browns Himself and n
Constable.
st. PAUL. MINI, July PA special from
Winnipeg. Man., 10 the Pioneer Press says;
While constable Power was crossing Red river
with Mike Carroll. an escaped prisoner, the lat
ter upset the boat and both were drowned.
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THE TREASURY now noldS S36l 037 $50 In U.
S. bonds to secure national bank circulation.
There were deposited for the week ending to-
day 1863 600, in bonds to secure bank circula-
ton; amount withdrawn s.49 600.
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CAPT. $. \. LUCE, Of the L. s. steamer Mime
sofa, reports to the Secretary Of the Navy ths
arrival OF that vessel at Newport, r. l., July
22d.
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The Fasting Doctor Getting Weaker

NEW YORK, July 2.-Dr. Tanner was some
what weaker and rather more irritable to-day.
Early this morning lie complained OF a burning
sensation In his stomach. and was given two
mouthruls Of bot water, which stimulated the
gastric follicles, relic wing the distress His ply
sfcfans II ink this an unfavorable sign, but he
says that during his fast at Minneapolis he Of
ten exrei fenced the same sensation. He enters
upon the 27th days fast with no other marked
change In condition.
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kilograms to The Star.
WIMBLEDON TO-DAY.
The International Match.
An American Defeat.
GEN. GRANTS NEW POSITION.
TURKEYS CRITICAL STATE.
SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY.
The International Match.
An American Defeat.
GEN. GRANTS NEW POSITION.
TURKEYS CRITICAL STATE
SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY.
RIFLE MATCH AT WIMBLEDON
TODAY.
The English Reat the Americans :s6

WIMBLEDON CAMP. July 24.-The Americans
commenced shooting at $50 O'clock when a
very light breeze prevailed; Rockwell shooting
in the place Of Falrow who had dispute about
the choice OF prize In the tie for the Third series
OF extra prizes and although Hyde offered 10
let him have what he wanted, he refused To
shoot unless Hyde gave him a guarantee In
writing that he would have the choice The
team, therefore. unanimously excluded him
The score at S10 yards was as follows:
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-lnternalr rev.
enue, s276, ,5S1 2s; customs. s66s> SASS.
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The Americans finished shooting at the 500
yards range at 1880 o'clock, The totals are as
follows: Scott. 73; Laird. 6I: Jackson, y; Rock
well, 81: Hyde, GO; Gerrish, y; Dudley, 66;
Brown, q. The English team finished at the
SEQ yards range at about II O'Clock. smart
thunder shower occurred as the Americans We're
concluding their shooting.
The totals OF the English team at the 500 yards
range are as follows: Baker, ,3: Evans, a. God
sal. 12; Humphrey. %; Young, 40; Fenton, %;
Joynt, II; Miner, a.
The team totals at the 500 yards range are as
10.
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The Markets.
RAJ JTTNfErpE T.,

al.
is; do. deferred, 6j4; do. censols. 5sS; do
new ten forties. Az North Carolina sizes, old.
BALTIMORE. July a. Cotton n dullNmiddiins,
liz. Flour firm but without quotable change
Wheat, southern firm and a shade better; western
amber. ]. loaI l3; No. Maryland. nominal; No. q
western winter red, spot and July, Oh al O7k
AUGUST. l;o7al .o7is; septsmber. l.07sai. OK !:
lower and dull-southern white, Sc; do. yellow,
IS: western mixed. spot and July, Az; August
4sAa47zf Oats higher and wanted-southern. 4Oa
Pennsylvania, 4la41k. Rye dull, 75a76. Hay un-
changed. Provisions unchanged and firm. Butter
strong prime to choice western packed, l2at7.
Eggs steady. loall Petroleum dun and unchanged;
Coffee dull-Rio cargoes, ordinary TO choice, l2k
al5H Sugar firm-A soft, lo1s Whisky duh, ]. IL
Sat Itegns selSs and Ing in1 Receipts
II. 100 bushels; oats, sN tbushels rye 526 bushels
shipments wheat, 22s. 509 bushels: corn. 7,i70
bushels. Sales ~ wheat. 545, 772 bushels; corn.
NEW YORK. July "a Stocks strong. Money.
7s24. Exchange. long. 4s2' short. 1854. Gov
NEWS SE@ Y6RK. OK. July "a Flour quiet Wheat
quiet and lower. Corn quiet and easier.
LONDON. July "a. II 80 p. m;1U; g. bonds
II mos Central. ll0. PennsyIvsnis Central. 67a.
Ais5 IoSboS mSex ;,Ss Jersey S@sT, osntr,l
yania Central. 67k.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations we're current In New
:sa ss5t s.s 5sSsFSSs 3 iSas
& New Ee SsTeey Seni Michs Central az s2E HannB
ard St: Joseph. S6% Lake Shore. le7& Northwest
hG g 81 ak Paul IFsp g. MSSSns9 SS
=; Wabash st. Louis and Pacific. AIN; do. pre-
ferred. 70z Kansas and Texas, SsH; W. 2.
TELEGRAPH. 1o67s; o. o. and 1. c.. iS; Pacific
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ENLIsTING BOYS FOR THE NAvY.-CoGlmande
Hayward, OF the U. S. S. Michigan, reports his
arrival at Detroit, Michigan. He says: SIT Is
my intention, should the department not other
wise direct to remain here until the 2Sth inst.
for the purpose OF enlisting such boys as may
present themselves for that purpose"
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LUMBER LUMBER
LUMBER
ANEW DEPARTURE.
ALL OF OUR JOIsT AND sTUDDING ARE
CUT IN NORTH CAROLINA THEY HAVE
KNOTS. AND BETTER MANUFACTURED
THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER.
CUR PRICES ARE TIE LOWEST IN THE
FLOORING. tGof D)........................ s1,e0
No, BOARDS. GALL I5 .sl.s5
WlLLET & LIBBEY,
tTH STREET AND NEW YOgK AVENUH
Fyr0
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HERE ARE IA cities In the United States With
Population exceeding 80 900; there are A cities
Win more than 40 coo; "a with more than 50. 600:
z. WIN more than G0, 900; "a with more than
$4,000; and with more than /. 900, 900. london
Is long way ahead OF New York, but the other
Ebgnsn cltleS TAU below the American cities
En; Manchester and Birmingham are below
chicago and ST Louis; Leeds and Sheffield are
pelow Boston and Baltimore; Bristol. Brad.
cisco and New Orleans; Hull, Newcastle and
portsmouth are below Washington. Cleveland
and Bunaio; Leicester, Sunderland and Oldham
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ARMY ORDERS.-Seconi Lieutenant VIM. S.
Patten 18th infantry, is detailed as professor
OF military science and tactics at Rivervew
Academy, Poughkeepsie, NY. Leave OF a5-
sence for one year ON surgeons certihce of dis
ability, with permission to leave the depart
ment OF the Missouri, is granted Second Lieut.
enant G. b. Read, 18Th infantry.
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DEATH OF AN ENGINEER CADET.-Capt. Badger
U. S. N, reports TO the Secretary of the Navy
the death OF Cadet Engineer Llewellyn Fairfax
Whistle at the Naval hospital, in Philadelphia
yesterday. Death was caused by typhoid fever
contracted Oh board the L. S. steamer Dispatch
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S8ratOga Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 24-The weather TO-
day is Close and hot. The track is In good con-
ditiOn and The attendance large First race,
purse S400, one mile and furlong. Luke Black
burn was such favor1te that no pools could be
sold with him In. With Blackburn left out tue
sl20: Miser. $40 Niser was scratched a few
minutes before the race. Luke Blackburn won
easily, Gabriel coming In second and Girone
third. T1me-1:53.
second race. free handicap sweepstakes, one
mile and five furlopgs. Pools sold as follows
DanicheT, sl1O; Odep, 500; Geo; mccullough. s,0
500; CammIe F., S1e; Mary ANDERSON; ssesn s5o so
Oden won, Chimney Sweep second and Belle
third. Iime-2:544.
follows: Charley Gorham $500; Mark l.. $50:
Obseryanda. sio0; the held-Redman, Minos
and Utflita siOO. Charley Gorham won, Red
man second by head, Mark l. third Time
1.1T1r
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SENATOR BRUCE, of Mississippi. is to take an
active part In the Maine campaign, and will
leave for Augusta in few days. He will also
make several speeches in Ohio and Indiana
After the Senator's term OF Office expires he will
make his home in Ohio, where his wife has rela-
tiveS living.
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AYTBE WHITE noUsE.-The Secretary of War
and acting secretary OF the interior Bell were
among The Presidents callers to day.
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DNIIHg tIt SllOOIIIlg OF CHt second Squa1 OF
the American team In the second round, there
was considerably more wind.
RECAPITULATIoN.
The Following are the totals at the 900 Yards
range: English tean-Baker, 81; Evans, SO; God
sal. 62; Humphrey, Ga; Young, 50; Fenton. 65:
Joynt, 81; Millner, 6I. Total, sos.
American team-Scott. 63; Laird G1: jackson.
6S: Rockwell, 60: Hyde, Co. Gerrish, SIS; Dudley,
Ca Brown, 60. Total. 500.
The Grand TOtal-Americans7 - Re.
hind.
Grand totals-Engllsh, 1,G47: Amerlcans
I
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The Charge Of Unfair MARKING.

LONDON. July 24.-The Daily 7tlegraph's cor
respondent at Wimbledon, discussing the state
nient OF a marksman who disclaimed his score
and declared that he had bribed the markers
says: SIT Is to be felvently hoped that It may be
made perfectly clear that our brethren from the
United States and Canada have not suffered
from any malpractices. 1t is positively asserted
in camp that unfair marking has taken place in
ether competitions"
An Investigation.
WIMBLEDON. July A.-A court or inquiry will
to-day investigate the alleged false marking.
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WE OFFFR THE FOLLOWING, ALL 0F
w WHICH HAVE An UNEQUALED LOCAL
REPUTATION:
IHE CRYSTAL, MODEL, MAYFLOWER
AND
GRAND LATR0BES,
TIE HOT BLAST FURNACE, THE KITCHEN
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE AND PEERLESS
RANGES,
at prices less than usually charged for inferior
goods
SLATE MANTELS, cheaper than ever.
HAYWARD s. HUTCHINSON.
ty14-1p Plumbing House.
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The English IL Points Ahead at 800
Yards.

The shooting at the 800 yards range COM
menced at 11.40 O'Clock. when the sun was
shining fairly and the rain had ceased. The
scores were as follows:
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Americans Ahead at 900 Yards.

The firing at the 900 yards range commend
at 3:05 O'Clock. The scores were as follows:
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THE ANNUAL INTEREST CHARGE on the pub
lie debt amounts to s,9, ,633, ISL, and the monthly
interest charge to s6,6S6, 165.0s. The total de-
crease In the annual interest charge from Arl-
gust 3lst, 1865, amounts to s7l,343,Tl6 81. The
highest annual interest charge was In 1855.
when il reached 81 80 .917. .69T.43
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MOVEMENTS OF U. S. NAVAL VESSELS - The
Tennessee arrived at Port Royal on the 2ist
instant from Santiago de Cuba. She has been
ordered 10 come north. The Nipsc was at
Alexandria Egypt. June 25th. The Quiune-
haug was at Copenhagen, Denmark July 5th.
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Sec. : II the Act of COngress approved March Sd.
1877, which rels ties to personal taxes, directs the
CoilectCrof Taxes 20 dSfFiil Ns'tt tci@At 0o1d& df
rIcf'e' a. may be necessary to pay any delinquent
-sx and for want of such Goods and chattSls, TO
ey rrCp ard sell At auction the estate and interest
of sCh delinquent IN any ld'cei Of tau III said Ois
tr-ct.
These personal tTreS ere now 0rer-,jWe. as pro-
viild III sad section, and ALL DELIN9CENTS are
he rebv net fed that the law BE- eBtorce without
frrtheF notice
By order Of the Commissioners. D. G.
JOHN F. COOK,
jy24-3t Collector of Taxes.
Req, Post Critic. Journal