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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

BAD SAYINGs.--"T emit nevera accom-
plished anything, "don't care has ruin
ed It's thousands, and "necer mind has
destroyed its millions. Say you can do
what man has done before you, and
faith will inspire the effort for success;
men who 'don't care" how a thing goes
will be pretty sure to have it go against
them; and "never mind" whore you go
will drive you into infamy and ruin.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23
GUESS I WILL.

I'm sure wouldn't choose him,
But the very deuce is In il,
Tor he says II ] refuse him,
That be couldn't live a minute;
Now This is very shocking,
For we're taught we mustn't Kill,
So I've thought the matter over,
And think l'll marry "Bill" and
out Of pure sympathy shan't send
him the mitten as ] intended.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

Sheridan said, beautifully "Women
govern us; let us render them perfect;
the more they are enlightened, SO much
the more shall We be- On The oultiva,
ton Of tho minds Of Womon depends
the wisdom Of men 1t is by women
that nature writes on the hearts Of men, .
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

Some young man was lately bousting
while in the company Of ladies, that he
had a very luxuriant head Of hairi..a lady
remarked that it was owing to the mel
lowness of the SOIL
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23


For the News.
Geographical Enigma,
am composed Of % letters
MyA9l5l li 10 lisa county in Iowa.
NV l0ll s 9 is a country In Asia.
My y6l8 IS 10 Is county in Missouri,
My79l8 5I2 10 l9 is a county in indiana.
MyS 3 IS Is a county in Iowa.
My % " ~ l9 Is a lake IN Iowa.
My N ~ 6 u s is a river In Missouri
My8l7 6 9 40 is town In Ohio.
Myl5 10 689l0 n Is acountry In Europe.
Mylll7 10 is river IN Russia.
NV l8 16 5l0 IS is a river In Germany.
My85I2 20 NJ % is city Ia Portugal
nv Ia Is rs S is town IN Russia.
NY 90 rs l8 10 3 Is a city in Italy.
MY J 10 is a celebrated Volcano In
Europe.
My l6 ~ Is 10 Is cape IN South America.
My 6 3 rs 9 are mouulMns in Brazil.
Ny 9 4 2 3 no u is city IN Greece
MY 40 % "A IS Is O country in Prussia.
My l9 s 10 rs iau river in Fra0ce.
Ny 20 rs l8 85 0 10 a city in Prussia.
My 10 8 rs is river In Africa.
MY 966 5 3 rs % H country Ia Africa.
My 3 lS 5 IS, Is lake In North America.
My As 8 SIG 20 ~ l8 n isa town 10 High
land County.
My l3l48I2 Is one OF the United SatateS,
My whole d am lnstituton Ia Highland
County TRlSMEGl5TuSs JR.
Stony Point Highland County, Ohio.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

WIRE FOR THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-It
is generally supposed that the Atlantic
cable was made entirely in England 49,
Such is not the case Very many miles
Of the wire were manufactured iu Pro-
vidence at a factory in the upper por IN
Of the city. One thousand tons Of iron
per day were consumed in the work,
and it's superiority over that made in
England is we'll understood by the Co.
To IS worthy of note that no portion of
the wire made In this country parted
while being laid. IL may turn out ono
of these days, that more was done here
ia behalf of this great enterprise than
is generally known The idea was con
oeived here and the impulse which fused
10 into a great fact e American beyond
an doubt The next thing that ought
to be done IS 90 put a 1.-Two American az
each end of the cable, instead Of the
present slow coach john Bulls, who hp-
pear 10 Be about as dull and stupid 81
owls at mid day Boston Beo
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23
A SERIOUS QUESTION.

Said Lady Bah to Lady Sue,
al wish ! were as blest as you;
Your husband is polite and kind,
or gentle manners, generous mind,
Ohliging, gay-in friendship warm,
With every quality to CHARM
'Pray, Lady Btb, " cried Lady Sue,
allow came my husband -entTe nous
50 intimately knOi0n to yOu3'
-[HOme Journal.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

Answer 70 Enigma In last weeks paPef'--
The Ocean Telegraph,
Answer 80 Arthm6iicbi Problem Ia last
weeks PaPer--R travelled 2 aud a s milel an
hour.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

"Give us a plate of beans" said a
countryman in a Boston eating house,
the other morning, taking a seat in No. 2.
"Beans No 2, called the waiter.
"Not by a darned sight, cried the
countryman. "Don't want any of No.
2 beans-waut the first best--A. No. ];
I've got money enough, l can tell you"
as he astonished the keeper Of the eating
house by the exhibition of large,
greasy, leather purse Boston Herald,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

Enigmas should be constructed'from single
word, or name Of an Important place or person.
All Enigmas, Problems, &c. must be accom-
panied with answers, aud the ssnder'snume.
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4outg's department.

Attempt the end, and never stand 10 doubt,
Nothing so hard but search will find It out
THerrick
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

tie Delaying pin or no. 60 to the galley toor and
be knock NE down again. get upi start The
steward came mp the galley door and ne steward
nuy more. lay down on the deck whea the steward
knock NE down. The chief mate said, 1 ga XII you
10 dsv' when he strike me. The captain came up
from the cabin and sing out TO me, go for al.
/ turned to go for'ad and the chief mate
knock me down again with the Delaying pin.
/ got MP again. hold MY hands by spe when
get np; hat when le. go the spar he knock ne down
again with the Delaying pin. When cam" n the
head of the foremast he knock me down again, and
tbrp cannot see any more. After a bit he IS down
III. behaving pin and say, Go and ease the for-top-
mast manssfl." ! got il dore. | then take fire
bucket and wash the blood off my face and nc chief
mate tell the second mate for make me VIOLA. tel
him win wash the blood off myself. He ssy No,
and order me to 60 "a work, which do. Fon' bells
strike. and / take my wheel, and say 30. No one
strike me again till come from the wheel a. go into
the forecastle. take of my clothes, and 'ash the
blood off myself, ard he say " Where are you r. l
ten him give me chance 10 wash myself an he saw
Yes" ! take of my bloody clothes, ron ~ up.
and nut them under the forecaste. Al O'Clock
come I'D on deck. The chief mate see eo,Aes
with the blood, and ak WHY'S that clot { ne.
second mate saw "They belong 10 that niger at
YOU uv"s see the blood Heave them overheard aud
Ie did so. That was al the times they s'rlk ne,
only in Mobile Bay"
sHIPBUILpIse MAINE.
The following ships are now being built IN Mare,
ard pearly all of them will be launcied this al:
In the District OF Bath eight ships, averaging 500
tups each. Some of them Of 600 tuns.
Al Bangor one chip of 6G .uns, for the Sar Fran
cisco trade; expected to sail for that port in about
month.
At Cherryfeh, two doube-decked barks feoo tuns
each.
At Machias, three small vessels, OF about 5U tuus
each.
At Calais, one vessel Of about 300 tuns.
At Frankfort, double e-decked brig OF alb 400
tuDs nearly ready. ooo
At Belfast three large vessels from soO ~ ,ooe
tuns each. ,
Al Thomaston, one ship Of about 900 tuns, panked
and celed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

A BIZ o. RonAscE.-Quite little tH'@ ms 81 l"', :,
been moving about IN the generally sgie' t'Sh u
Reading II seems thg youngady. lifur soo, = .iL'
marTisg.abLe aye oi twenty, areriient@ a.
oi good family " and sa.i t. he worth que % Y hll'e
sum If eighty thousand dollars --onethinEN ~. PI'
-,sring--took It into her precious nodns t''a sue
would pa,ronEe the newspsFrs-a sens'os so'' ,I
and advertise for husband she believing ~ 'n''
modr. which of course .h. hai right 30 d.. Among
the answers Ia her propo.al was one from l"arney
man cordgniner # Reading. rhc t"9h W y"
kindly, and forthwith packed NJ and came WY
riyal in the village, the rlerc.hJuis d tn son of
Crapin, she installed hcr.cu b bs snug md cosy NJ
TEL there and placed her.n aode' tho "a :, ,i
good landlord kborn. and then sen' 8" = u
nesrci bsfor, her lndv.h'p The young mf ., II i'
said los little tinge ot " ,ny abo" mm 'h ,h'
lady seems ii-po-cd to 'k this defect aud Is
,h"ngbi, by appc"ra,n.'e' ,nns ,ID .gh,.
iRcssgs SAs,;.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
NEW-JEkSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA.


NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.--OD
and after MONDAY May 10 1885, and until further notice,
Trans viii leave Pier foot Of Dusnes as follows w:
OUNkIRK EXPRESS at M for DunEirt and princpsin.
teru eda,e STATIONS
MAIL TRAIN at H. for Dunkt and Buffalo AID nterme-
diste Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at p from foot Cham ber-st,
via Pirrmout for SuHrTns aud intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at p M for Newburgh Micdle:own and
Intermediates Siatious.
NIGHT EXPRESS az p m, for Dunkrk END Buffalo.
The above Trains run daily Sundays excepted.
Thepe Express Trains Ehnrs with the Elirs Ca
nsdaguu ard Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls 81 bng
hsu,on with the Syracuse and Bnsamton Raoed for Syra
cuse at Cornns with the Buffalo Corning and New fort
Railroad Rochesier Great Bend With the Delaware,
Iacb a~ anna Railroad for scrsncn ct Hone
Vile with the Buffalo and NewYork City Railroad for Buffalo,
A. Buffalo Dunkrk with the Lake Shore Railrosd for Ceve
land, Cincinnati. To,edo DetIoit Chicago, SC
b. r. HEADLEY, Assistant President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
CanbriAse Cattle Market.

REPoarED Tvs ~ Y. Tsisoss AZ osoass Ag,v
WEDNESDAY,, 5ept 9, 1858.
At market $50 Cattle, about S. 8-e,rs AID 80 Stores
consisting Of working OIsn Cows AID Two AID ns yssss
old. 49,.
PaIcEs o, MAsnEr Bss,E E.,r~ 80 si2e S7J srs Suasty
-, second sasity % woes a'i aid quality sfo'
PaIcss o, sross CsrrLs-W Working OI-s from e76, eeo,
100 70 q IT'S . pair; Cove and Calves rom eS oW, % 70
500; Yesriinss hon, $50 ell; tvoyssss oh, tH onS
u rps yssrs old from go ~ en-
sxsep AsD LIHsss S0 raa-tst; pr1css In l0.s o. ~
81 IS % sseb sIus srd elections. ~ SSo1 !, 70
o. eseh To t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
stern q. markst.

Hide.' 7tsstc. . .: f.Iov. ,6sc y ., PshA t0s7s.
each Cslfskins, i26tS,. y !
sorS iaeaaes th. sr.. Ozsn ne sess Sal
fed Cows and lie os st>-ra Ordinary ooAAsts
al Bnls and "a refus> of lo.-
snsEp-EI.rs incodss css-s ans shen those u tnfssas
quality are 1rosE out
Ssy, v.rr 2 the BostoI and Lovsu AairoaA aul
IA oys, the Fkebbuu loaded ~L Cs sheep, swine ana
Eo,es or ,b. i n. rthkgfs Is were hom AyAany
"A :; from seh-p~rtsdy with Swine.
Rys.sss-Thers wss large number Of Store Cate And
.bs rsi,, ~s attended BY b.yep, prices rsth-r w-r
On Istte there 6 st Improvement Ia price the
rs, ouay othsr qualities shput The Sheep
and Ian b. bwer-c per bead mixed os c Per heed
-. OF al Oh Sheep
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
DENNS NSYLVANIA RAILROAD

i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting tns Allan
tic cities Western, NorthWesern and south'We.Etru
States By Ra dect This Rogd eso connects
at Pittsburgh daily lines Of 20 Gil ports the
Western RveIs and Gle Gland sandusky with ne steam
ell ports the NorthWesten Lakc-nkius the mos;
direct cheap reliable by which FREIGHT be for
warded ~ and Fl tue Great West. -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FKsT CLAsSbouts Shoes Hats and Caps BOOZE /75cans a
Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and trmkl Drugs Tin 100 IA
boxes and baes), Feathers FuTs, kc.............)
Ticsna lin orsipa bsle. Drugs u cassl usrd. cents
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes Wool aud Sheep IoV 10
Pelts, Eastward,
TsIso ChAss-AnvIl' Steel CHAINS tin ca's' SO p
Tobacco man nuiactured. except Cigars or Cut &c..
FOURTH Glass Coffee, fish Bacon, Beef ac1 -
PORK Gn c6ks or boxes Eastward Lard aud Lard W ceH.
Oi Nails, Soda Ash. German Clay, Tar Pitch 100 %.
Rosiu ..............................J
FLOUR - bbl. ntifurther notice.
GRAM Il liO b until further notice.
CoTroy- y bale exceeding 5e h weight, unt further
notice.
In shipping goods from any Of Phlsderhis, be
tuar 10 mark the package VIA Railroad" AL
Good consigned the OF Road PEiIadeis
Pittsburgh will be forw ardtd without detention.
FREIGHT AeESTs-Harris Wornlry Co.. MeInphs Tenn.
r. + Sass Co. ST. Louis p @. OReily Co, Evansville,
Ind Dunlesnil, Ben Co. ana Carer Jeweu, Louisville
Ky; B. C. Medium Madison, Ind u w Brown Co.. and
Irwin Co.. Cincinnati N w. Graham Co., Zanesvile,
Ohio Leech Co, No. 81 Kby-s;, Boston, Lefch Co No.
A.or House. New York and NO South Willamst., New.
York L. SneedeI, Philadelphia; MAssw AooIs, BAlti'
more; ID. A. Stewart Pittsburgh.
III. II. HOUSTON General Freight Agent Fnilade lphia-
Il. A SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
April !, 1888
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

The supply of Beef Cslt- the sbgt the
last report, H.. o1.rnss amounting sbout S0 head.
The d. Irish and III cold a. from ESQ e.
ass aid Ss - " n The ssH. only obtained
choice Bsr,-s from Chester Coanty, Pa Ohio.
TOE greater IoroD ot'rd hoe fsaes inf~ nor
SHEEP-Tlis sak.i eoItnss Sve. and the sspply sbet
equal mAnd Thsr- In ali the pen. Qe hss
Of shi.b store ss~~p ard sod s from ~ 50
f9f Iced. Gs< aud prime Beef cold butchers u om
- 30 - According " .oI dlLon. ....l.s a. a.
Hoss-Thefe .JD heed offered, moss of whhn
ed 81 fom 80 Ibet7 PER 100 De. net lftf - -
Co~sIhs market r-in.is y tAoat ehsnfe In price AeHa
the demand tor 5000 Cows Ett~ .ssise tn heed pf
AL kinds SD sd and prime from s55SsSo eseh and
dry A.d n.ddns ., lEUEn Sl5d so
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
ruE cRRAr CArrLs nARKErs

oY INV YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA AND AL
BANY-REroarrp WrgxLr ExpnEssly ron rHs NV.
YonK rnsvsf-wi,h fall particulars Of R~ccpss Sales and
Pri.es OF brIsEs hLK Cows, VIAL CALvEs S~Sr ssksf
LAMBS ysae lp nom P-r-oua oo--rvsfion
~ soios Rosrssos on WrpnrsoAy Evrsise t,ne gree,
nsrtet tsyL exclusively of THs oM IhSSsE, sna
bEEvEs Newfor mostly sold ey Cattle 5roters oo
sani.sou much head they estimate the veeas oi
The 70 aua,te WIN make the sum s.ssd Ct the ma.
tst prics y 4 bnck ths, vii dr.. eSN a. ico.
p q, SEQ A, Bosson the price sn0sed . = ,,I i've
1taY.ersi the hide and s: ncded N &c
1ef. tn. reported for this city IN 1857 -" LOO
d these lie 25s sod he xrra: Wecn Gay
(Wshirs.on DroveYsrd, Forty FouItb sEest .''atgs 70.
rsrket al and varying RON I65 o So1 uoa
lars. TIE TIA! number or a s'' AID the sNetsse
u msk-t on "Wednesday, 2N4 -.h,
CALVES, II veal. sod ny ae rsounS I've -VeA'
ksny yrryy. solo AZ price per ~ al =, 49,,
hfLk COWS generally vary according 20 ,Se P''oe =,
hish beef market fat fron the cArle' AID
for fresh Poor cows sell on Al svcras ''on.
go; n.diuni ones sSdsS; good cres SScooi erts nle
$50 100 The number ss, year VS. " 81" A'e o'
aerrhsnt generally reserves the calf =,
sHEEPAND LAMBS ARE sold mostly BY brokers' s 90 macn
ssr head. s1G So iE eoulon s,oc A. snl
tr In sS7 the number cod ++aSe u iao ao H
{ sS2 75y.
SWINE are received mostly by rsilrcsd ard sold 81 Ae
on, Forty fourth street, furer. ThryseNepth "rs
Hudson Ry-r generally BY the pound i've wesht lag
aumbsr reported in Is57 a ss4 the gross pree rang
rom &C. and 70, The hst zine months serefay over ~
the number received IN is56 was S+asll.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

CUPRENE COURT-City and County of New
~ York.-HENRY L SHELDON WILLIAM j. HOYT aud
EDWIN VAN GAABEEK az. GOHLSTOS POPPLE-
WELL GEORGE NJ SW INK and JAMES A. DAViS.-fo
the above named defendants. You hereby summoned and
reored the complaint In this scton which will be
fled in the Clerk Of .he City and County Of New
City Hall in said and Of
said complaint the bis one No le7
Broadway said within days aer the service OF
this you exclusive OF The dag Of such service; and
II you tie said complaint thn the time aforesaid
the plsi1 this action will take Judgment against for
the sum hundred and dollars and
with interest fourth day of May thousand eish
hundred and eish beside the of this
New York Sept g. 1889. w: WILLS,
Plaintiff Attorney, No. l6T Broadway.
The complaint In this action filed In the Office ofthe Clerk
Of he CITY of NswYork the City Hall in said
city, OIL the 9th day Of September instant.
$40 law6wFs w. WELLS, PlsrI'ins Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
NrEw-yORK SUPREME CeuRT-city and

NEW-YORK SUPREME CGURT.-City and
~ County II New Yofi NATHANIEL l.. MCCREADY
JOHN " MOTT aud JAMES n BRUNTAGE. esainst THE
FARMERS aid MECHANICS INsURASCE COM
PAAI u PHILADELPHIA, Ai.xandrr Dacsn, Wa;t
seerman. William y. pune.n, ctars. v. Dsbney Lohu.
Wood, Charles W Fosd, Albert Dfgnuiond ChaIlrs
1a~r AAron A. DrrIs~. The Atlantic Mutual Tn.uFsnce
aenpsuy of the Cy NrwloIk Daniel l. stus-. Taou.-
Wil aus, j. Charlie II FdWsrds j Stznl ,. - Huford,
lsss, &. Hal, james ~ MyrSs The New iert B,as ard
facknE Con paIs. Elzm Wsrd aud John H. 0berfro the
sbDysunsd beis ian either Of 'bsfs Yon h.'~.y
'ummnIcd sDd r4 a. the h Ia this action,
which will tc hed in le ofce q The Ccft - n" Ciy aud
County 81 NswYOrs a.. City Hall ia IA, City % New
fot and - scyT fo,V q % the ssd complaint
tb. spbscrbsfs their osis- No. III BIusdwsy New
York City, within twenty dsys AIR the ."ry.e 0i thi.
you exclusive n The day of such sryce aud "
M 20 snswcIibe ssd ron paint within the tine .Ecsad The
plant fhsson Will apply ths ff 'lc ffsf do
n.ar a.s ia the comp psin,.- Dated Jane 10, 1854
Your. ac, J. ID. 4 T u. SHERWOOD.
PlainilH' Af4funy-
y n Said COMPLAIN, va. fled g.rt o fgss oi ls~ssF
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
DEM LVANIA RAILROAD.

THE GREAT CENTKAL KUUTE.
The Railroad Pittsburgh with rail-
and from, St. Lous Mo-. Aon asena snd Chicago
Ill Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, KY TeIrs Haae
Madison Lafayette Indians spos Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
Springfield Bellefontne Ssnduky Toledo Cleveland, Co.
luntus Zanesvie MassoD and Wooster Chic also with The
packet boats FROM and NewOrans St. Louis Louis
Vile and Cincinnati
Through tickets for East Be had CT the above
mentioned places in the West.
Passenger. will find this the shortest most expedition sad
comfortable route b, tween the East and the West.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN W HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK To 81. LOUIS IN II hours.
Fare ss low any other route:
See bandbils In the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further informa;ion be bad st the
oafce of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No 2 Astor House. Broadway.
I.nuarv I lss J. l.. ELLIOTT, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

CUPREME COURT, County Of New York
- JONATHAN FAITOUTE against JOHN w. McGt IRE
BENJAMIN D. EVANS DAVID HlSCOX and - his WIFE
JAMES N. GRIFFIN and PETER B. AMORY.-Tot the De-
fepdsnt BENJAMIN ID. EVANS. Yon hereby summoned
required the complaint IN this action, which
filed in the Clerk Of the City aud County Of New
York the City Hall in the City Of ewYot on the 4tb day
August 1859 and to copy OF answer 10 the said
complaint the subscriber a. his offer No 81 Was'reet in
the City OF New York within twenty ds afe the service o
this exclusive Of the day Of such service and
II you fail the said within the time
tb psn,if will apply the Court for the relief
densnS.d in the compsintDs'ed New Yort, August lsa
IS Isv6vF H. II. BOVINE. Plaintiff . Attorney.
CUPREME COURT.-JOHN F. CUNNING
- HAM against @. w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for money demand
on contrac,-tCom served ITO a W. PURDY You are
hereby summoned and required to the comp amt in thus
notion which will be filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the City
and County Of NewYork at the City Hal in said City, ana 10
serve cory the said complaint the sub
scrbsr his No 40 Park said city, within twenty
dsys service Of this exclusive Of the
day and you fail 20 the said complaint
within aforesaid the plaintiff will take judsnc1 asai
YOU for the dollars with interest om the Gath day
Of july one thousand eight hundred and fifty bende the
cost, of this sction.-Dated August l9, 1883
H. &. LIiICOLN, Plaintiff Attorney.
The defendant above named w lake motto. that the complaint
in the sed IN the office Of the Clerk Of the City
and County of New York, the St day Of August, 1873
9Iag6wFs III g. LINCOLN Plaintif's Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Sales of Roy the week ending Sept o. oy Miles Bar.
lett commission b4nts. No 22 Washington street:
For Good Bro. Huntington Co. fBd 2i3 corned hogs Az
craze sross 10 h. pcs ~ lOc Hl corn fed
hogs syesss gro. i+s D. pdc. Sc FREDERICK smith fens
i79 rough ps- 10 o. price +a+ic L. BcJnton 10
com-ird Eoss sy sro i4l D. price Stl00I r. A. Coch,
Delaware Co, Ohio, I1 'orn'f.a hogs sv gro. Isl
1 pc. s Jon" Hr 81 sqn.,'n sI1s ass @s
owner. 81, corn4ed hOn a., 90 ison, price 2looc
sro 1863 pree sIt-lOo; Wa Coop-r jr " T., corDf.d
Hog gro. 81 price d Rodaoaush Co.. Iowa 1 corn.
Hogs sv sro 49, price 81 owners ss eornfsd Hos'
gro. cl. price 6,-Oo sima9n Liealnf Goa o. @ sorn'
Ohio 100 cornfsd Hog. v gro. le price h Elwanser,
Gro.. Co, Pbis, Pa 25s fed Hogs, gro sa Pres
81 " C. Cox Co. franklin Co, ONO, l57 eorn-fed Hog
sv gro. s3 pnce S.leoj T. j. Hanna Marion Co, Ind
lsl stock Hogs gro. s3 a. J. u. Ms:rae Buas",
y o. corDf.d Hogs IN. price y Ewsnser, Gross
Co, Phil., Pa iss ':fsd hos', ~ ro rs pes ~ ic
Total Al76.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
CUPREME COURT-Ciiy and County cf New.
y Yori-COREELIUs BAKER and HENRY ~ BAKER

CUPRENE COURT-Clty and County a New
- CORNELIUS BAKER and HENRY ~ BAKER
against WILLIAM FLAGG.-Summons for money demand
contract tCon Ser To the defendant alb named You
hereby summoned and required .he complaint
action, which will BE- filed the ocs Of the C-rt 4 he
CITY and Comfy Of EewYort q, The Cty Hall N he City Of
New YORK. copy Of answer 20 he sad
plain, he subsc rbr. their Office nub-r ~ Wsr.r-
said city, within twenty days after the seri OF tins
you, exclusive Of liz day Of such service AID
fail the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiffs this will Judgment sranst you for the
hundred ard fry dolsrs with n,s-' fron he
second December thousand eight hundred and y
seven beside the of his Dsted September 10
1853 SCHELL, SLOSSOS HUTCHlNSs
Plaintiffs A,.nrnsyc.
The enr,py In this srnn fled In The office Of the Crk
Of the CITY County New III. 10th day Of Sep;eH
Der. 1883 sCHELL, SLOSSON X HUTNHlSS,
sl7 Isvow plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
N PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of

III, Co,u.y Of NswYork notice ish-r.by given ,-r-ns
havins tsn RussEL w 6LAslER ate Of The City
of Nv York csulk.r dsceased pr.s.nt
vo,,h,r n. sut.rbe at The Office Of CbNS. H.
(ov.r No 81 WslSt in he Guy Of H.wYork before
b- frs dsy Of April seIt-Dsted N,vYort The I'd day s
September. l1s rHEbE GLAslER
.c4 isv6mF. Adu.ihisl!..Yix
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Board OF Co-Sc1IHES-T1ere ssss nc 9ssfn'n
yesterday afternoon. Councilman Reh'rd IA "S'
pin only being present. Adjourned "a y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

PHiI,DELPHI,, Thursday, Sept. 80, 1873.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State tives, sol;
Reading Railroad, 23i' Long Island Railroad, III;
yepDa. RsiIosd, All Morris Cana, no ssies.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
CTEAMsHIP FLORIDA for SAVANNAH
6iramboals ano Railroads.

VNO BOSTON TRAVELERS-COMFO and
SAfETY.-The public info rned that the Old Colony
snd Fall River Railroad Company hsye etschrd 70 tne pasgn
ssr-esrs vi IA. ir CREAMEaS PATENT 6RAkE OPE-
AT0R THIS invention (sreedy in use on many OF the best
nsnssed Of the country promotes degree OF security 70
Ne property impossible without it. Railroad Msnsaer who
dse avail themselves of Improvement for the safety
Il hf requested 20 examine this Every days observation
proves concusvey that the application OF the brakes by
kd while good be for ordinary purposes OF
value the presence of danger This Company gill furnish
three Machines for all the Of any road and warrant them
b answer the purpose, OF no sale 90
. u. S. r. X. CAR BRAKE CO.
W. C. CREAsER, Secretary,
No 81 Ptuett N Y.