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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
co,,nnc.IFyDAR-Turs Day.

SrppxNr CoURr-CRCUIr.-Par Mos. 2S&j,
2,s 7ss 27s2 a25 s5 100 Zse 24 25 739 49, Par Par l1o 1
s,so 7sa I7S5 1885 7S 7s5 1893 1891 1920 1870 S@t'
1873 ~ ~ 70 so
M 2s7 ISL eo 1856 l8 @ 95 s lO5 lz3 l4 1856. 2, 2l3
2p l6 H. g. II, IS 133, III l76 la6 ~ $50 80 ,.,
va 575 ss5 S2 ia 500 5e 5s4 500 coo 6r 5o2 6s 6 GA
$50 s5I s5S $40 al 800 IA 4a5 500 3s7 Sss 4s2 3o6
CoAMos PLEAs-By Court without Jury.-fart l.
Nos 4s a. O6 l09 lOg 10. Part I-Nos 7e 81 H. 49, 10
M. incline
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Markets. Carefully RrroRrrD FOR The TRrsusr.

Thu AtDAlf ApTlI ., T6j9.
asIIFSThe market VERY hrn for fots 81 the Ayancs
..iss af a. bbls a. - 25 and Pearls a. "a.
pEEsWAX-We notice further sales OF ZOO n American
C0FFEFFTbere i. more doing and prices generally arm
and on Marcsbo desctons an sdyanee has been paid e
- a., bss. N.ncaibo being iHvuics Der Addv Swit
a. 5ic O bag aficrward resld brought ~ dl3 for The
1;., - slso OF bags Rio i0DiJl~ The
Of Rio j. aat GO 90 bags. We notice also sale Of 100
PahiA skmulinRs at loc-
CoTT0S-Tber, /, no change notice If anything the
Of hods has been strengthened By favorable sd
vces iyym Hes OylssDs IrPors :e ssss yesterday H. 900
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JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. ........ArRIL p
Cleared.

ships Creole Pierre ewOrLean. W. T. frost; Liverpool
Kearney London. GrinnelL Minturn Co
BsTks-sirrn (Sreua APman, Bremen HenniI Muller l.
Coslne; Kitty (frl. Gsiise. Daren, Collins Marsh.
Brig--H Balsh Jordan. Fishing Bay Ma z. A Ball; Col
pennnan Com Trinidad. Msyhew Talbot Co Tornado
NeCarty, st. Thoms Russell Vinipe.
scboouer-J. w. Dsco Drisco Cardenss Mayhew Ia
Co Enterprise, Pendletor Baltimore, Smith Boynton
: Andrews Putnam Washington. b. Blossom Son Abdel
kader Cornelius Dsrien. II. Pierson Banqnet Bartlett
suffolk w IL Dsgsett Jame Lawrence Allen, Boston, Day.
Ton { Sprsfue.
S;ramer-Anihracite Jones Philadelphia
Barge-Csyuga, Trout, Philadelphia.
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steamboats an6 Railroads.

EoR BOSTON, via NORWICH and Wok- !lt.
cEsTER-Daiiy at M fTIG1PpcarT fI9% Ppsl CAPT Wm Wi.
cox On MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and fkIpais "a 60 .nS Tv ~
the splendid tea1sr sv "a sATtRD3Ys "a
Ayn. ~ Point tac1ce y ans ssGd'I%s T.ei x
teFh"F'Ieg tsts concord Whits Mountains. and
,i d stssLoems can be engaged by
srpyius on board L. 5 MARrIS AGENT a. nus once,
rsr r. ssrtf-
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co,,ur oy GENERAL sEssIONs--AFRIL 23-Before 'h'


The tria Of Dr. EIlJah Hunt, chHIgfu WITT w ui, H
sht@r In the second degree in causing the desh Z"
Isx.op by procuring abortion upon her pr-2a ~ ~ .
finn.d from Yesterday The evidence for the -,
merely 20 show previous good cbaracte Inc c.
In verdict Of guilty and the prisoner was tneh "
sentence. -..,. onJ bo+,err
On Robert White aud will be sentenced on Sa'I'y % ~ 5
Anne Cussack pleaded guilty to petit larceny anu M
remanded for sentence Inc 'o"'' ~
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CYRACVSE and SOUTHERN RAlEROAp.,
- In connection with ExPREss ihAiSo on '"' ''
On i and after MONDAY Oct 20 and until further n''
Tssx va yo,I from pier foot Of DuAnes st6:3 ~,
Busslo Espre..-connsesins at Binshsmton WIN Exp"
Train for Syracuse. !, H,nxhsrntes
with Fxprrss Train for Syracuse and Osweeo of ,As
Throush Tickets may be procured al the Tx, sner
Eew.York srd Enc Rsiyosd. W. ., GlbSSA| W"
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COMMON PLRAs-sPrerAL Trss-ArNL 81


IsekIHss
Moses Frank agt. Clara Frank.[DvGrce "Wotion
Edward McCarty agt John W. h"S''
10 conhrm report Of Referee granted IN Referred q
Thomas Barbour ag james Funche'
Abraham Underhil =, - uocer q AIN ton
A si.ni.s complain. granted with $40 co' u.;o, 20 do
Idbn Iohnson agt Thomas Cushing g'--no''o" " u''-
sAi5ss Bsss%n G,Si A. Dbrow ag chaunoey NchOSMo
fion granted GRANTED.
S'e11 J"hn McCabs agt. William N. Cunuing-Motion.
xYanted on payment Of { 10 cost OF motion Sc
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Markets. ReDortea BIZ TelegraDh.

EEw-ORLU,xs April 3.-saes of CorroN to-day 5000
bales Prices sitter but quotations unchanged Receipts 20
day 80 bales. SUGAR irm at 0s lOic FLoUR-advacn
tendency; Ohio, p Mixed CORN selling al 15c. LARD In
bbls. No Sterling EXCHANGE, 9sc.
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;STyvSvTyENTE RATLROAD-Tbe GREAT

IHENNSNTIANIt hAlishOhi|-in' nc V,N.L
I'crNTg Al ROUTE, connscting the Atlantic cite. ~.
Noh. western and South western states ey -
Wtsei ivay direct This Road also connects at ft,ossa
~ In Of Steamers all ports in the Western Iu
WI cgsvesrd snd SaDdusky with steamers 70 AL pi.1
80 western Lakes making the most direct sh.sR
,iabr route BY which FREIGHT can be forwsfded ''
i,GT ipaTEs - BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PIrrsBuKoh'
EesT CLlss-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, nisH
Books Dry Goods I'm boxes, bales and trunkshl IeB.
Drsg, (in bo1es and bales), Feathers Furs &e.,
sEcoXp CLAss-Domes,ic Sheetng, shirtins and a. 4,
Ticking lin original bses), Drugs (n casks Hard
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes Wool and sheep """'
Pelt., Eastward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THrgo CLAss-Anys Steel, Chains lin easksp l65 cents
Hemp Bacon and Pork Sailed Qoose d In see.p voB.
Tobacco. manufactured, except Cigars or eut' soD
FoVRTH CLAss-Cofee Fih, Bacon, pee, eS ssccr,, A,
Pork Tin casks or boxes, Eastwsril, l,n' r.. 700 y
Lard oil. Nails, Soda Ash, German cay -
Pitch, Rosin, ,&c..............,.....
FLouR-s 4 bbi until further no,ioe-
GRAIN-50 y 100 d until irtnsI ~ yh. until fnrt.<
CoTTox-s2p bale, not exceeding '' !" "'s"7 '''"
,lod from, ssy point esst OF Philadelphia Be pr,
IN snpplhE sge "vis Pennsylvania Rslrosf" Az
tcust 20 gents of this Road st PhisdeipnisH "
oou ps., I I'm .s,i bs forwarded without detention
,erxrs-fIsu Nornlsy o., Men pms rnn m,
S 4 c. 81 Louis j. D. Mitchell Son, f fvAasYis'
~ =. nri1 ns Bel Co., and Carter Jewett' ka,s',
tnu' ' e Medrum Madison. Ind sprsman 1.ps.,l.
Ny, e. Cincirrsu; ~ w. Graham Co. "a lane.'s c
lrwln II - Co No. 81 Knby-st, Bostoni Lseen 20;
IN ttor House, NewYork No Whnnass VI M ~ NJ,
p,,,1 DO MACE Eew-York; 4. j. sneeder fhpph,l,' ~
, Roons Baltimore; Geo G. rrsneiseus pass.
fp ~ HOUSTON <ieneral Ere ght Assn', I'uusA''P''
II. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent ARIZONA IA
January S, 1851.
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nle0iral.


- stomach and bowels 10 regular and healthy aeton and
without nausea or purgng expe therefro ell deerous
mutations purify The flood, equze the circulation promote
the appetite nart tone aud 'gor 10 the
sys,srn and gradually but surely. extrpar the disease
Prepared and sold by ALB Nd SANDS Druggists No 100
Eul ltnr NJ .Anrk
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price of the prn-
cpal articles of Farm Produce in the City of NewYork
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

rs,, the p,por of The ,efee Stephen Csaehns oo te
nj Of the Bank the stockboars
Sosrn yeI engaged the case and ne bearing
SsSs ssir ~ b. protrse;edone.
Lewis Van Brunt Ggt. Geo. d. Carpenter ~ al
Meter denied, without costs
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nv TeIpRraph. .
Disasters, &c.

BOSTON April 2a-An. Steamer City Of New York from
Phladelphs and the william jenkins from Baltimore
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

bales; re.ipts 600 bsks m~Jtst sIeI.ed and Madhn ~
aisle The sae' here today are ZOO bales we
quotations
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nlisrrIlaneons.

-
TINRANELING TRUNKS, &C.-JOtlN GAIT
MACH Trunk Manufacturer still remains al his old .tasd,
corner of Broadway and Wss and has hand good sssor
ment Trunks Carpet and Leather Bags |si.e Ladies and
(enemen's HstCases. &C. at holesse and Retail Orders
for the West Indies South America &C. hlled with dispatch
All articles bought at this establishment sent to any part
OF New. York Brooklyn, Jersey City or Whansorsh' Tree
of eSpense
IN 0Qn POUNDS OF 5 HO ID ID and
eUy.\DNDO NUNGO for sale Of Store No. 2i East 18th
st. New-York. and at his Factory at Newburgh Orange
THOMAS HOLT.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

SUPERIOR URT-Cn,ssEss-Ars'L @-Before sodse
SLosscE
Macomber, Receiver, &c, agt. Weoiseys-uoto"
- ehArse o. plaintiff personally denied . Il
Wheeler agt. Buchanan ct al.-DeianH nI 'P
Tesn snd al suk-eQ proceedings set aside on terms
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
T-Ic0y PTVFR RRAILROAD.-FromA April

"TTDSON RIVER RAILhUAD.-Fr0m rom ApflI
"a ls57 trains will leave Chsmbersst Station fuowsi
- ,rans aud II 80 sld p Albany Psssen-
- ,t.in $50 D. m for Sing Sing and p. m. fot
or,bSeepsie $50 and and Up for Peekskh 5;so
Ths Peekskl and Sing Sing trsns stop
- ,bs ay stations Passengers taken az Chambers Canal
and Thirty h streets Trsius for New York esye
10 IS a m. and 5p m A. " SMITH. Superintendent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PAEYS EXPREsS-GESERAL OYFIcE, No. ITO brosa-
way " Y.-The New-York aud Erie Railroad Company arc
Low pre pared TO do q regular Express business -,
II. d. RICE, sup. Express.
2. {, McCALLys, Gelsral sppsHRiepdeGf
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

Receipts Of Produce. APRIL %.
BIZ the North Rrer Boat2 59j bb.s Flour ll1 H. WHISKY,
30 tsgs Malt 5 pkg. Ashes, 80 sides Leather.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
DENNS NSYLVANIA RAILROAD
l. THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNsTL'ASA NAIL
ROAD ROUTE. . o,,,s

FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN S hoUks, hoUHs,s
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN 70 hOuh''
Tie Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest u"
from New York 20 all points in the West nj. "a
Tic Pennsyyanis Railroad connects % Pttsbarth W.
road, 20 and from St Louis Mo-. Alton, Gslena md "
IL Frankfort, Lexington and Lousyile, KY IstH ,s'
Madison Lafsyoite and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati c
Spruca.d Belefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo Cefesna ~
lmbss 2anesyie Massiilon and Wooster, Ohio s'o % go
tie steam packct boats from and to New oesn ~ h
Louisville end Cincinnati. a.. 49, ,,.,,ioaaA
Through Tickets con be had at any q he sooy ~
places in the West. see hsndbis IN ths anl
Passengers viii find this the Shortest ", IT,
comfortable route between the East sa nav be had ~ m.
ThIogeh r1eke''' OF "PENSsYLyANIA kAlLhOApx
ofce oi the yo aAsTOR HOUSE, BROADWb
- prIIOTr Agent Pennsyl lvsnia RaiiroidC@
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r'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-

- n IoS. for BOSTON and PROy1DENCE-inIsnd res,.-
snoitsst and most drsc,-csrfytpf the Eastern Mail
r Ne .,,sDsr. PLYMOUTH ROCK. CAPS. Josl steno sa1
- 'aNDEhblLT Cspt- W. II. Frazer. D oobneetion with
the stonint0u and Providence Hd Boston and Prya,n.
pa; S syns Ns~Yo daily Sundays eIesp,sd. from
80. 80 ''sa hssr hrst whslf above Battery Ps.e. a.
$500 n arc Stoninson NJ o. - toe arrival n
TT ns' vaSns ns'sS s,e- bo-tea Al $50
Saturday. -'' -' ~
and Friday. ~ ''
denee and Boston, in the Express NAL rrAn Ts..s. -,
place In advance Of tho- sy other routes am ,sp
Tor all the early morning lines connecting North "a "a.
Passengers that prefer remain board the st<sinsr enjoy
night. updi.turbed breakfast desired .aa leave S
sgton the is train, connecting 81 frovids
the II A. m. train for Boston.
baggage master accompanies the steamer and train nzA
each way.
For psssase herths stat; fright apply on sstAs
steamer OF the FreiFAt Ofsce, Psr No North RSsf
the ofhce No. 10 Bsttsry-p.sos
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COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via Nyw

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT .nd FALL RIvER-The splsndid I'D ss,.y,-,
steamer EMPIRE STATE, cspt sr,yss2; s:yss Ssv,yoi
p n. and the BAY STATE, Capt. Jewett GA1<- Y.t
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY 4hsloeS
p NJ frcm Pier No. 8 n. r., near sbs Bate EAax
a. Newport each way. -
Hereafter win BE- retarded secured 10 .pp
until the shall have been paid or.
Fright Boston forwarded through with uest ~
az Express Freight Train
WM BORDEN, Agent, Nos. 70 and n wo.,-x
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Glotlrns.

Jeff + X s,
u No. 467 BROADWAY, -
LADIES' FRENCH SHOES.
JFFFERS has just opened snhcent stock o sdrs so
Nisses french SHOES BOOTS and TOILET SLlFPERS TO
bicb he would call the especial attention OF has customers
and would visit his establishment from country
Merchants His wholesale stock il equal To any demand
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

NALL RIVER LINE-FREIGHTN NOTICE.
il The rates for freight between NewYork and Boston were
REDUCED ON ist April to the Summer rates. os NJ.
No 8 North River.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

sgx.Yols CLassIvIcarIos.
Unlsnds Flor,da. Mobile. n O.l
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NETWORK AND ERlE kAlLhohD.-on
IN ard after Monday April 1897 and until further n.tee
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot OF Duane as t'"'~
viz: .n.,-A
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at $50 g. m- for I,unkirk'
BUFFALO EXPRESS at $50 a. IN, for bunaio -.
MAIL at 7:SO a. m, for Dunkuk and Buffalo and mk'
mediate stations Passengers by this train Will remain osef
night AZ Flmira and proceed next morning. .
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at p M, VIA rH'"ons w
Sutierns and intermediate stations . , ,,,,
WAY PASSENGER, s4p. ~. for Ne"buIsh h'dde'0~
and intermediate stations. - 49,.
EMIGRANT at ?. m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo and ine
mediate stations. - - .... x,,v ,,,rsn.vo
EXCEPTEDl
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 4se for Dunkrk, every GAY
texcep that the train Saturday runs to bornes's-
thence TO Buffalo,
NIGHT EXPRESS. al 4So p. m, for Buffalo every day
These Fxurers Trains connect Emirs with the EInta
Csnandaisus and Niagara Falls Railroad. for Niagara Faas
SyTscuse; at Corning with Buffalo, Corning and Nswfod
Railroad Rocheter Ut Great Bend with Delaypre sds
wanna aud Western Railroad for Scranton at hotnelsuAs
with the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for bufslss
Buffalo Dunkirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for oss
land, Cincinnati, Toleds, Detroit, Chicago Ne,
' HOMER RAMsDELL, President
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware LSela,
wanna and Western RAroad 10 Scranton Vrest had Ne
North and West. and Eaton with the Lehsh Nsiey Rsl
70 Mauch Chunk. =
WINTER ARRANGEMENr-Comm.nei Jan J, lsf =
Leave NrrYork for Es,ton and intermediate places from ~
No North River at ESQ M and $40 p m ior sonesuls
at I so and II a. m. aud 5. 10 and 4 80 ?. ".
The above trains connect at Elizabeth wth trans on Ne
New Rsosd which -sye New York from th- toot
Courtsndt-st st 73o and IL 9. ard 3 70 and p M
JOHN U. STERSs. sapt.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PlIlLA-
IN DELPEIA snd the SOUTH and WEST, via JEhsE,,
CITY-Me and Express Lines: Leave New YORK ana ~
a. M and and D. M fare IS ~ ni 90 25i stopping AZ al
way stations. II and 60 to Remington fh,o9sh cssa
soa for Cincinnati - II and 8 10 5O) and the West and r
Baltimore WsshnE Eon Norfolk, &c, and through bagsag,
check 70 Washington In 3 q. IA. and p. M.
w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Sup't.
No Ragqage will be received for any train unless delivered
and checked Is minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
NEW WIDT-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW.
IN YORK 10 ROCHESTER--Tbs ROCHESTER, and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now opes, AMI 70 en
necon with the Buffalo, Corning aud New fort ND new
York and Erie Railroads forms direct route from ne~in
to Rochester. A , -.
The direcness of this route together with the superior com
fort afforded by the wide renders by far the Ias 1'"
bic between the absyenamed cities. a.,
Tolets can be procured the NewYork and Ere kscsa
Ticket Office foot Of Duane-s and No. l9o Broadway NsoM
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through. . ,,I.
Fights will be transported between New York and hocst
ter in dispatch ANY information desired In efsd thesh
can be obtained by calling the General Freight Agnt o.,
New ork and Erie Railroad, Erie Buidingsi or o. STAff
Express Freight Agent, No 1888 broadway
No trains the Buffalo, Corning and New fork
Sunday. J, A KEDfibbD, suPctinV'1
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

GREAT CENTRA IL RO u l.. -
" The Through Ticket and Freishs oaice Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GALENA AND CHICAGO u RAILROAD,
CHICAGO BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
10 Chcaso Milwaukee Gaena Dubuque, Rock Island, Bur
lnrton Quincy ST. Louis Cro Kansas and Nebraska aat
all other points Wsst and south west, n,,,.,o
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, bst
No. l73 BROADWAY, n Y.
Corner Of Courtlandtst DARIUS CLARK. Aren't.
CREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MICHIGAN
UsOUTHERN RAILROAD 20 CHICAGO 81. Loais Rock
West via New York aud Erie NewYork Central and Amen'
can Lake Shore Railroads TO Toledo forming the shortest
quickest and peassntes route 70 the Great West Fer through
tickets freight apply at the Companys ohce No.
1876 Broadway corner OF Deyst, New. YORK n,n,r
4 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PR0VI-
i 4 DENCE Sc.-oa and after April l. EXPRESS TRAIN
the Providence Hartford and Fshknl Railroad will leave
Hartford on the there Of the Express Train OF the New
York and New Haven, Hartford snd Spring
field Railroads which esve New York AZ Q a IN
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fsll and Winter
Auangement-( Sundays excepted Trains soins Ean
Ieave Brooklyn for 6r.enport 10 daily fr Yaphank 70
M daily and Saturdays at 345 un TOR faTminstae 10
m and p tor syosset at 10 m and s'to nh tf
Hennstesd 10 m ~ M and S:b and p m for jamaica
10 a m i2 M. S:45. 5, and $50 p. IN.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN
NA INDIANA RAILROAD Is now open between Detroit
and Adrian and Trims connecting ADRIAN vita rx
nres Trains Chicago and Toledo and at Detroit WIN Tsns
on the Great Western Detroit and Milwaukee and Mehsaa
Central Railroads For further information, appN TO JOHN
\ PORTER Agent No. 1873 Broadway.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May Is.
Flour-The only sale noted was 1000
bbls extra, before steamers news, at Sc Is
Dbl At the close, spring wheat extras are
firm at 1925; 100 bbls SHOPPER sold al
this to go to Michigan, and 100 bbls super
fine or Sd rate at 1925 " Dbl.
Freights-Corn to Kingston at 81.
Wheat-Sales in morning, before steam.
er'snews, of 4OO bu. spring in store at ST.
10, and 800 blu spring on board Tuesday
at sI,15. After steamer, the foreign news
not only the downward tendency of yester.
day, but put up the price of wheat 8 to &c.
Sales were made on Change of 5000 bu
spring at sl,ls board Tuesday; 1000 bu
at $1,1s on board now; 800 bu and other
parcels, on board now at 1925; 10000
bu at 1,2O on board for 10th to goth June.
Some holders sl,25@1,2s on board for
cargoes; but market finally settled at ST.
2o@122 on board as paying prices after
news from New York, and sl,23@1,25 as
asking price.
Corn-This grain also shows an advance.
Lots of 400 and 900 bu sold in store at
Csc; two lots of $4,000 Blu and 5000 bu
sold at zoe on board now; 10000 bu sold
for Csc on board LIST half Juna.-Tribune
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21
LIME! LIME!!
COA.I- BAN
Legal Notice.

GUSAN GINDLESPERGER and Daniel Gin
Odlesperger her husband, Lydia Mowl d. John
Mowl her husband, Elizabeth Downs and Will
liam Downs her husband, Rachel Shidler, Isaac
Shidler, David Engle, Anne Davis and Joseph
Davis her husband, Margaret Vankirk and Will
liam Vankirk her husband, Caroline Gushwa
and John Gushwa her husband. Leah Mcdonald
and Joseph Mcdonald her husband, Sarah En-
gle, Elizabeth Mumaw and Martin Mumaw
her husband, William Engle, Elizabeth Mowl
and Samuel Mowl her husband, Isaac Middle
ton and John Middleton, will take notice that
q petition was filed against them ON the Goth
day of May, A. D. 1857. in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county of
Holmes and State of Ohio, by Daniel Shidler,
and is now pending, wherein said Daniel Shid-
Ter demands partition of the following real es-
tate, lying and being in said county Of Holmes
and State Of Ohio, to wit: Being part Of Lot
number seven iii the first quarter township,
township No. 9, berlin range number 6, bound-
ed as follows. to wit: Beginning ut the south
east corner of said lot, thence north lis rods,
thence west SO many rods as will make 50 acres
and one hundred rods by running south lis
rods, or until it strikes the south line of said
lot, thence along said line to the place of begin
ming. Also, part Of lot No. 6, in the first quar-
ter township, township No. 9, [Bcrlin] range 6,
of the Connecticut western reserve school lands,
DOunUcu dS loliOWo, Nlzs oeSiiHiuS ~ la
and 45-100 chains south of the northwest cor
ner of said lot, thence running south sixty
eight degrees and 80 minutes cast 10 the east
linc of said lot, thence south TO the southeast
corner of said lot. thence with the south line of
said lot to the west line of the same, thence
north to the place of beginning, containg sixty
seven acres and seventy-nine hundrcdths of an
acre (67 79-l00.) And also, fifty acres of lahd
to be taken OF of the north part of lot number
eleven in the first quarter township. township
number 8, [Berlinl range number six, Western
Reserve School Lands, said fifty acres being ia
ken off the north part Of said lot by straight
lines. being the same piece of land decided by
William Kerr and Elizabeth Kerr his wife to
Joseph Neviu by deed bearing date Nov. 18th.
1884, all of said land lying and being in said
Holmes county. and that ut the next term of
said court, the said Daniel Shidlcr will apply
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises.
DANIEL SHIDLER,
BY BANCROFT d. VooRHEs, his Att'vs.
Nav 81, lS57-39w6 prf n. so
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Pa1pitatiOn of the Heart and
Nervous Headache.

B. d. WOODS, late Justice Of the Peace,
East Birmingham, Pa. says:
81 have been affected with n disease Of
the stomash, palpi,ation of the heart, and
and nervous headache for nearly fifteen
years, and have spent some hundreds of
dollars in order to effect a cure, but to no
purpose. After having used three bottles
of your Holland Bitters,' l feel myself en-
tirely restored. I can eat and sleep well,
and attend to my business with pleasure,
and would therefore recommend it to all
those who are similarly afflicted"
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Cattle Market,

NEW YORK, May I3, 1857.
The receipts for the week foot up Beeves,
1858: Cows, 4ol; Calves, 10s0;-
Sheep and lambs, 1902; Swine 9212.
Total number of Beeves received in the
city this week, 3153. This is 200 head
more than last week, and 444 head less
than the average Of last year. The aver
age number at each Wednesday market
LAT year was 1894 head, while the num-
Der yesterday and to-day being 25l9,
shows 1875 head more than the average,
and go bead more than this day week.
The prices to day are quoted As follows:
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GoMMefciai MATTERS.
Millersburg Market.
New York Market.

NEW lORk NM 10.
Flour-More active but prices without
change. Sales 5000 bbls at S6,40@6,50
for common to choice super6ne state; 6,65
@6,s0 extra do; 1906 go super western
6,75@7,5O common to extra do; Canadian
unchanged, small sales.
Wheat-Market is finn; sales 1900 bu
l,60@I,e5 red southern; 1856 white Miss.
Rye steady at.l,02.
Barley-small sales at l,44@l,62 1 2.
Corn unsettled; small sales at SO old
mixed western in store; 80 for new south
ern ahoat.
Pork firm; sales 800 bbls 1915 for mess;
l9,2o@l9,so for prime.
Bacon and cut meats quiet.
Lard steady; sales 200 bbls 14@144.
Whisky lower; sales 300 bbls "a.