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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

Ths Tsrms q Settlement eff
from the PsoayuD
The ssrms 81 settlement Oft a, Jane 81
threatened ne psece Of he sansa ~ usvor w.sSr
snd q q Tsl,ovss for ssd ksssrs Y O. q Norton
Presidsat Of the Wv q caSsns, ano j. n paocsn We
me ScoS%sot exp" s issef Tne citizens embraced in
under he Nay lsses are 70 DO made the police force
gsson e and secure the orsinsl object Of is orgaai
No1ioA 10 THE PEOPLE AND CITIZENS OF NEW
ORLEANS.
OFrCs Executive VIGILANCE oonxTH,
ARSENAL, June 4, 1858.
me vigilance Committee, which had thoroughly orga
Lized fse and which bad temporarily zsd and
Possession Of the State Arsenal ana Toe Muacips,
Nours and jail, having organized with the view
II freeing the city OF New Dreams OF the veil
snowD and notorious "rnugs,o outls vs, assassins
and nurderers who ufeet IT, aud which Vigilance Com
miee organized for three mouths VITO those objects 10
view hereby solemoy 70 and Win the chet city
eNtrsts, May Water Superintendent Of E,ec
lions, General Lewis, 70 dsoand tns same, and mnedi
asely re organize the body uuder their eea
ton, sno thus ~fui sauction accomp
ment Of their or yns objects, viz freeing he city OF
thugs outs~s asssssne and mura erers the conditions
Of this agreement
1. roAi before oHbapdpg shall all have been
rrst sworn in under present organization, sosca
ponce under General Iewis act uni hs authority
the day of election Our duties soecal city poioe ~l
Offenders against the that intended originally To
proceed against and free the city Of IN our capacity Of
Vigilance Committee.
2 We authorized 70 remain in body, preserI
composed and organized, ana 10 remain IN quiet
session OF present position, IN the arsenal until
have been truly specal polcs of Mayor Va
terman Hna Gen Lewis As therea prscca
we vii occupy such other position selected by
more suitable 70 our Own and the ,lc and
under the legal sanction Of the Mayor and Superintendent
Of Eectons, all future sots, long a,og the
capacity Of special city and election police, winch shA
not be for less period than 6ve days
II rs further understood by the parties hereto thai
the city shall subject expense for the pay
support Of said organization.
CHAS n WATERMAN,
JOHN LEWIS,
Inspector Of Elections
NJ o NORTON,
G. FEIL0WES,
Ga the part OF the citizens.
J. X. DUNCAN,
President Ell Wig Com.
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Personal intelligence.

FerbOnal intelligence.
The CorrAdi SETH Opera company has arrived from
Neuvisas, Cuos, per brig Granada
Paris correspondent states that either the Count
arssol or the a1quis de Ahumsda viii Genera
OOncha - Captain General Of Cuba.
Capt Walker, u S. A., ana Com Mervine O. 8 NJ, an
In Washington
Hon Roesr. walker, ez Governor Of Kansas, is among
the visiters ut Cape May
General Scott will be seventy two years old the 18th
INST he has been 10 the army half . century.
Americans registered banking OF the AerIcAn
1898 =. d. NelsoD 9 Young. Kelan Captain Geo. T.
Hunt Captain Geo Stone A smyths and family, b.
Ma lett family /. H. srishsm > d ssi,us. Dr r B.
pssh Or Geo suckley, @. Whitley j Dwight wife q.
N Insrah>n A Marie Z O Burnap L. K OrailsSeim A
4ardner, y. W Blrd, j. II. Woods Cyrus w. Field r B.
.ts. .c ss1 Dtsy S.R ss oss
y r Morton and vie Geo Cleaveand ysrrass.y,
". ssrrn; Geo Warren, p Ives j T. Surf j. q Char,
n. A. Destrehsn, Chas Bayon louisiana; r Buchanan N
hscaea Raih, Robert Hosea and family Ohio PesAre
john s Wright @. q Wright Cbas More, n w. Caush.y,
Mar land, Major r. w Fish Connecttsut W. n HArrlaE
ton, IL Levy, Alabama; ". d Hsll North Carolina
From Neuv'tas In brig 6rsnada-Nrs Tbebla Cramer
Mrs. Louisa step Miss Poleno Deenus Joseph Kleos
Frederick Kebs Charles wisgube Alfred Gsuuer Auguso
Piscopo Judi Nes,or Corrado Henry MoienhAuer vi
cenlo Moreno. oeraho Bib, Angelo Bhza
Prem yayo IN the bsrh Ro~aokeDon Ernes,o Babastro
and lady, OF Cuba, p Carlton, Of NYork.
Fr,m Apalschcola In the brig Rem.ngton-Mn vAleau
DEPARTURES
For Liverpool In the ship presdpought-J Guiksu,
J Wool, Goodrich smith Robert John son and
IA In cond cabin and seerage.
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Bsr.--1wo gentlemen In Rocky Hill Ct named
GOODRICH offer 70 bet hundred collars ua the poy
Charles Gage, vno Ia supposed 70 have been murdered
By sailor, not In exstence. n viii be rcooliect<d
that the sailor admitted the arder and described the
boy, but ~s subsequently stated that he hvisx
and that letter had been received from him.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsBrs The sales embraced about 90 bbs pots ct &C.
aREADsruFTs -Flour-Ihe market was without change
Of moment from yesterdays prices with he exception
thu, the lower grades What Among
sales about 300 bDls musly sold IS To-
The higher qualities sleAdy At yesterday prices
with fair demand both for domestic and for export
The sales embraced about II 600 pb within the range
Of the following quotations
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MISCELLANEOUS
GrnAklEs'
LONDON CORDIAL GIN

" LONDON CORDIAL GIN
The original ana only London gi1 imported.
Ths gin. dsied In London from barley ~
surveillance OF the British decat~fy
with ncture OF the Italian juniper berry and tha
most vsusple restoraves of the sagdoa
ing In he opinion OF the most Ne
pures, and safest sum usnt or diureuc crinh In
10 delicious tonic of = soft ii delicate flavor dtf-
ferpg entirely from Other q
aod which renders the arr sic e Holland rn a.
schnspps 40 Objectionable
Isougt not inended medicine, 10 msDied ~
nyncHns generally IN GASES OF dyspepsia govt
dropsy, gravel cole cholera fever and d.
eases Of ID. urinary organs and
vOus debility, &c, whilst the viii hnd ~
ss"pn9n sure rsIe, from those distressing AsnoyAnees
IN Valentine Mott, OF New Yorh hgbesl ucdica
thorty pronounces Charles London cordial gin ly
seen
nb peculiarly adapted Southern west
ern STATES 80 wei a. for travellers exposed 70 changes Of
water and air
rW ee 70 quarts ~ventr I'VE cents, snd pine hry-
eight cents BY ali druggists fruierers and country
mfrchsru bevsre 81 limitations Buy only CHARLxs.
None other h imported
Nay had by the the importers prices Of all hs
principal Wholesale drugEs Ac NJ The
raj depot ~ broadway, New iork
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movoHontW. tfV,SVo,<oo
In the year 1857 deposits, usual, the 10
crease from January 70 joy ana the weex ending Ju
y 4th reached the highest point Tor the year, Of
$e6 6sS After that, accordance with The uniform
rule, they were Withdrawn, though rapidly than
usual until the suspension showing Tor the ending
October II, 1867, only $50 S93 6L3 II will DO
within hfieen weeks following July 4tn 1857 gross
deposits were withdrawn 70 the OF S45 &c.,
vhe net amount, Alter deductDS cieArances, being
22e96 toe and is susceptible Of proof that this
drawsl wholly the result OF the caling
Of town balances the city deposits ~ the Inter being fully
up 70 the line Of the former period Al pre-
sent tune, v estimated that the Of town balances
amount 70 nearly thirty Millions which must be expected
In the course Of what be clished lag OF
the movement, 70 be not only entirely irs$n but
the city banks 10 the fall will stand largely In the posi-
ton Of creditors, accordance With their agreements
permit overoTsfts II certain This OF
fucsuaton IN this movement the aggregation Of large
amounts ~ seasons Of periodical Of uof,rm
Withdrawal ~ tmes when there ost pressure
commodAton upon the bangs, affords sroog Argument
IN favor Of the wsdom Of toe peary action OF
our banks tn refusing " allow interest upon these csuny
balances
The position OF the banks shown by.theu last
mens as compared WITH their position for the
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Total So .06l .6S4 Sol 81

Total. o6l ts4 sol 81 Total. 677 7s9 OF
viii he by the above statements that the cash
transactions Of the banks OF this CITY, past year.
have been reduced the enormous of $2422 7l2
60, thus
Exchanges for the year ending jane 1,
Do. do. do. June, l, 1858 6,o3s, o77 ,7ss W
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fhs following comparative statement Of the impcnts
Of foreign dry goods n New York for the week. and since
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LoaDs ana discounts DO above the average
Specie do. do =. 10 2l2 qI6
Circua ton do do . 1853 900
6ress deposits do 90. =. 16 2lg, sos
Net deposits do 90 =. l63O5 AIS
Az compared with the corresponding date Of 1851
Net departs do. 90 =. ls,273 Ts6
Loans and discounts 40. do :. Os6 ,0O5
Specie do. do . 10 6b5 Gas
Circulation decreased do :. 2ss Ts2
The receipts a. ude~Aier Of -four, wheat corn and bar
ky, by the canals Of this State for the fourth
NAY 1857 and 1858, have been followu-
,,,, Flow So' wasst ., s,t'A Con-" e.a BarIg, b.
1865. 1o$ 800 500, 2lT lTo,37T 6T,lls
Increase. ~ ,2sT beS,l20 lbsl5T 4Ts7s
Tue aggregates Of the receipts Of the above articles
far for the years 1857 and 1893, have been
Flour, bbis Wheat, b,.h. Corn, brlsA BARLEY b~
1s6T..... 1892 4os,i6 Al ,s4i 1912
1904 .... .lee,a ass 1,7oSs22 sos,osi a8s $50
Ipcrease.l47 ,9<6 1,2e6,755 2e4,I2l LAT oss
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FIFTY DOLLR FORFEIT.


FIFTY. DOLLR Forfeit
T1R!HUxTgR WILL FORFEIT e50IP FAIBdE6l
TO cnre ans case Of secret disease that may cnree
mar his ears. alter how long standing or afct
ng. Ether sex are invited TO his Private Rooms, Al
North SEVENTH Street. Philadelphia, without fear
Of interruption from other patients. Strangers aud
. physjfiAn are Invited 10 call. Rt'f@ ft't ~ t-i
lMpOrENCY--ThrOagh unresIrained Indulgence
of passions. by abnsc, the OWLS
humorous Premature potency ,tny olnntary semln-
Aldscharges. wasting Ofthe organs. loss nf memory
dstaste for femals society, general debility.
ettutlonai dc sure 10 follow. II neces
sary, consuitthe Doctor siih confidence; he oGcrs
perfect care,
Rean AND REPLEcT-Th afnicied woaldde we'll
Tedccs before trusting their health and happiness
and In many easesiheir lives. IN the hapds of hys
Impossible for one man TO all ie the
human family are subject 10. Every respectable ply
sican has his peculiar branch n which Is osc
cesfu than bis brother professors and 10 that he dc
vOtos most of his d mo and study. = aa
YEARS OF PRACTIC Y, o exclusiyely devoted 10 The
study aud of diseases of The sexual organs
together With uIcors urOn the body throat. nose OF
logs, pains In the head or bones rnercufia rheumh
item strctuGos gravel Irregularities diseases uVsiHe
constitution has become eRfnObied, enables the Doc
66lyes under his rare.
TPMefieine Sorwatdedt 10 any part of The United
Gfa(e1.-s.f fee f6n Ilpars peF Packhg0ya grnsq
FarsAIe, Or NICK NsON'S cELE BRATED MA q
NErO-ELFcTRlC MACHINE. No acid or other in
gfedleAt required; nspower being obtained from
permanent nIagnrt. No family should be without one
Price only Ten DpHan. sePtc9, hss-l1sl
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IIyIGI 70 aKaANlBIONTON FAR ElEls VA psyp-
prpor devoted 10 Literature aud Agricullure, also
settiheforth ullaecouns Of the now settle hent of
Hammontop. IN New Jersey, can be snbsesihed foF ~
only g5 centsporyeAr. 80 80
EdiIor oTthe Farmer, HammontpB, Auuntlu C0nntys
New Jersey Those wishing chgap land, OF The best
quality In one ~ the heRlihiesl and most deiEhiat
elm aes in the Union. See Advertisements Of HAM
montcn Lands. Sept. i6, 1881 3mao
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30

MilIiaaefY GOods,
READY MADE BONNETN

Head preasss, French Flowers Wells, Collars Ladies'
Caps CoTsets, &c, which they Offer at very low pr-
cos. The Ladies' are invited to call and examine be-
fore purchasing scphere.
Lancaster, october II, ls5e-s4u
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-. a CaEa. fram Do. Iames b

r. a Gard fran Dr. James NJ
FlRMARY.- elton for the mast eight sears
with tie above Institution, as Chief Physician, aud
Twelve years' course ofstndy devotcdtO the Cure OF
Pulmonary Consumption and It's kindre dissases, to
getber With my unrvallcd opportunities ana adVan.
tage ofnahologtcal reseateh-aided not aliltle bya
perfect system OF Medical In enabled me
70 arrive decisive direct and successful course OF
treame forihe positive and radical curc Of all dis
eases lheIArOet, LE.gs and hir-PqssegSs. BY In.
halauons the Foper and curative properties OF med-
cines directly addressed to the diseased and
the Integupeht DO not advise the use Of Medical
trsatment; and although consider ID useful adin-
want IN the proper management Of those fearful aud
ohcn iaisi diseases yet deem tVePy necessary that
each patenl should have the benefit OF both RsBsraI
and local treatment. besuceess OF my in
the above diseases. and the high character Of the
over which have 50 long had the honor 10
preside, are too well known to need any euIORy or
comment from me, tthe solicitntIon or MANY pTI-
yate and observation-disclosures, through whose phIan-
thTopie aid the above charity has been long and iber
ally supported, and after due consideration, havs
concluded TO hiake such arrangements ns will bring
me benehts o. my experience and treatment within
inc reach Of all and otcoRane myself,
to those only who entefed the n6ImaTy or who we're
able TO visit me at my Office. Hoping therefore that
my proiessionaibrethreDa and the public. would re-
spectfnily announce IN eOnclBson thoI Noao ran D.
consulted personally or by letter, all disenses al
above, and that the medicines, the came us used Ia
The Institution, prepared 10 suit each individhalcae
IRAdHng IapOrs, ksdieaI IBkalers, G.. BE- will hs
orwarced express to any part ofthe Uated stateI
TERMs-My terms oftreatmen. by letter are as fol
lows, VIZ; S19 per mouth for each patient, which
Will include medicine sufficient for nth Is use
also, lnhalng Vapor, and an Ihbnling Apparatus
PaymeRtas follows; 90 TO be paid 10 the Express
Agent on receipt of the box Of Medicine, aud tho
balance % nj he expiration ofthe month, II the pa
ent be cured or lsentiTey satisfied with the treat
ment Patients by giving full hi tory oftheiT case
ana their symtoms in full can he treated well b.
eueras by personal examination. PatieDtRavaiiinj
themselves ofDr Jarreirs tTeatme Mt may rely upOI
IN m mediate ana permanent relief as he seldom ha
70 treat case oyer thirty days Letters for advic
promptly answered For further particulnTs nd res
| JAMES NJ. JAERETT, NJ. D..
| No:s2O broadway, come Twelfth ST., New York
| r. s.-physicians and others visiting The city ar
respectfully Invited &c call at the lnfrmAFy, wheV
many interesting cases can he witnessed, and whsr
our Improved apPSrdiHs for the inhalation
ed vapor can be seon aud inspected.
| August5, Ia5e-6m14 -
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

PoR THE nAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarscncss,
Group, BTOnchitis, Incipient COnsump-
tion, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
SO vide Is the field Of Us usefulness and 40 nu.
merous arc the cases Of lis cures, that almost
every section Of country nbounds in persons pub
lirly known, who have been rcsteFea from alarming
and even desperate disoases Of the lungs by its
tsc. When once tried, It's superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent TO escape
observation, and whore its virtues arc known, tho
public no longer hesitate what antidote TO employ
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections OF tho
Inlmonary organs that arc incident 10 our climate.
WkilgF many iAlerioY remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on tie afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duccd cures too numerous and too rcharkable 70
" forgotten. -, =. .-.. .t.a .f
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OAUTION,

Merchants and Traders viii be on their guard and
not be imposed upon By oounterelt o. Mmses Indian
Root Pills signed A. b. MoOrs An genuine Indian
Root Pina have the name and signature Of A. j. R1ia
q Co. on each boz. It, "a
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d II o A D-WAY OUEL,

UNhcundersigned, ,ha wing again assu me 1.-THE mani
L agement Ufthis we'll known establishment, I, he ri
leave to say TO those who visit CIncnna either fol
businessOr pleasure, ,thatthcy will1nd Tho Broadwa
HotelOne ofthe emOstcohvententand d ubiestop ph
ping places in tho city. -r
Itfsconvenieutto tho Rail Road once and Depot
andthe Public Landing so than any othe Hotel
In CinciDnaaudis within 70 mi tes wall or M
Post hce Tho principle aIties and n
places of Public mnsemont.
An nextensiyerangoo Of BathtngRooms and a Bar.
boris Shop VIII be feund inthe Building.
Thishouse hasall the comforts and eonvontcnoo
thRtc bef in any arst class IlOtoln the West
Tho VIII ole leostablishmonthRsJ Just lbeen thoroughly
Ovorhauled, renovated and re-furnished, and the
Propri ieto rfe clsassurod that those who make his
his housetheirhome during their stay in the City
wirhavo no reason to complain eitherof hlsaccom'
moe tlons or his charges. JOSEPH II CROMWELL
Septomberl3,1 1e55--Ipti
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The articles 10 be distributed are comprised In the
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Washington Union Insurance Com
! tt,-i omee In Rouse's Block,
@SgvBGAI9s Y1GDs
~n.o.,a.o.E a. HS5u
aEsouRons ssOO.ooO.

TUNHiswel known Home Company, eORtlnpet
insare the safcr classes ofProperiy,
Against hOsS aud Danl0ge by Fire.
Their mean are ample. aud their rates are as res
sonAble as ltOse pfapY 0ther sou I'D ONCE Is
OFRIcERS--Geotge Mygatt, President aud Trea
sursT Bonjanii lhue, Vice President; o. n. Skoeis
Secretary; ". NJ. Powell, General Agent. a.t ,
i)tkRCTO RS George Myxatt, 4. y. sanford. BEN
amin Inna, r, T. Backus. %. n, Skeels, Charles w
Sook Jacob Perkins, q gorge u. Sontcr..W. N. Pow,
ell. N NJ. CbS INK, Agent.
Lancaster Ohio, October 20. ls57-se.f ia leat
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Ea9A TH "a Y

EMBRACING soLE-LEATHBR,KIP, CALFAND
MOROCCO SklNS,a enernlassortmen o OfLINIEG GS,
BINDINGS.&o, Also, q great variety OF SHOE
MAKER'S FINDINGS.
The abovo Stock we are detorm fned to seIILO5~ER
thAncan be had elsewhere. Come everybody. Give
call and you wilibe sure to be ploased, and
that the above isnO HUMBUG. In connection with
our gOodsfrom abroad, we keep constantly on hand
work Of our own manufacture. which We warrant
asdo all our goods, (goOd In evary respeet) Gus
tom work done to orde short potfe 96d IL The heat
possible style. II. Il GIEsY
Lancaster. scpiember,i 10. 1857. 1871
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AYERS
.Ague Cure.

IA NO MIL O9
-. -.v .pvxnv cupR op i.i. sa'-'F
- lal L,s,
intermittent FeVer' or feVef ana Asuo,
RemitteHt Fever, chill Fever, DUMP
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache. nnd Billions Fevcrs, indeed
y for the whole class Of diseases Origi-
,.a,;no An hillary advancement. caused
rr,.:a r. ..,;s.,,,o,;c conntr;os.
py the A"i'ii," "
No one remedy Is louder calleu iol py .he
necessiues OF tne American poppy tnsii s.ns sws
ana sale cure pt Ietei @nu nSue, 80.
we are now enabled 70 oIcI, WIN = Rerlee'
certainty that VIII ers9.cate sne Si'.ISe, ny,
and with assurance, Iounueu ". Plooi, sl.a'
no harm can arse nom nS uSe Hi any 4u'ii-
tity. 90 OF -.
That which PROTECTS from OF prevents tniS
disorder must be Of immense service m @tne
communities where II prevails. Frepe''t'on iS
better than cure, ior the patlent escapes ths
fisk which be must run II m violent attaeks VI
this baleful distcmper. Ins "CuhB oxpeis
the mlasmatic poison OF FEVER AND A1cE
from the system and prevents the develop
nent Of the disease, ~ taken on the nrst np-
proach Of its prcmonitory symptoms n
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
| for this class OF complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply ior
a dollar brings It within the reach OF every
bodyi and in bilious districts, where FEVER
| AND AGUR prevails, every body should have IL
and use IL freely both FOR ctre ana protcction.
| IL is hoped this price VIII place II Wlthln the
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DUBLtC NOTlC1 = hsgsby Cvsa, that on tho
= Ash d41Nf 6ero1mhss, nelt n the door Of the
Clerk . O. In shs CiRSe Keek uk, lows, Ishall
pseessfAs ~, fes sashsR haa6, % The highest
ut q = - front "a q los -. twelve In, ~
Neck ~. 1Wenty.Ains Cd, epmnsncing q the
sostA e1A6 y Johsspn aad Ibivd streets, thsnse
on 1Alfd-sl forty 10y tesAs tAs,e Tsrailsl with
Johnoep-st, 6fty (50) fest, theice to JohnHon-st.
beginning, in the City u keokuk, County VI Lee,
and State Of lows.
The sale 10 made by virtue ef Deed Of Trust
from WIN. r B. Lynch to me made to secure the
payment Of certain note tor the sun Of thirty-
three hundred and thirty three 1y39 dollars, naAp
BY D. Rsddington 70 WI. =. 3. Lypch, snd 81 him
specially endorsed, which sots u dns sna unpaid,
and BY The tsrns Of the Trust Dsed n required
TO sell the property.
Sale hstwsss tho housi Of u o,elpck 3. N. and
4o'elcok >. u. Jk6SH kUDDlCK, IN,
Augusts, 186Sdtd Trustee.