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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

Reserve ofspece carried 10 credit OF 1880 s3 $40 900
1t is thus that the export Of 1879 fell
the export Of the previous year by s23 1000, which
large remained 10 This country and above the
ususi proportion retained pr the prodas. OF California
assume, therefore, tbs and n.vigs,oo
tables justify in doing, that average net export
coin and bullion is SIS 600 0co afford this year 70
eend abroad SIS $4,000 wthoi. diminishing tas
usually retained in the country.
1t very difficult TO estimate the product Of Cal forna
and tie other gold bearing districts Of tue Untst States
Very careful and elaborate csculsons made In 1857
down the actual annual product Of the three previous
years SIS oo0 is generally understood that Me
yield Of the pas, years beeo quite large
very sound authority estimates the OF 1s5s57, 5
'5s and $3.50 at $40 100000 year In order to bs
within the mark, let assume s5b 900 $50 the
yield We then arrive at the following ngures:--
MOVEMENT OF srKcs AND BULLION FROM July l. 1885, TO
JUNE 80, 1859.
Product for three years SOS 900 Oo0 Slo5 coo 900
Net Exports lsot-I minimum. .$o6,"I4 VOC
DO. 1s5f-8. ............. % ,3f6,0a0
Do. 1859 .............. 81, COO coo
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Lone RRArOg Msy 70 sunset No vesse.s 4, s,.b, VIM
SE, 5Ittb, bszy on the water "
strny HooK Nay ~ snsetone bark going up the BAY
Hl0BLA ADS. way 20 spnse-Ons bark ou,aide thu ,ar
and ere bark VI tbs highlands bound Ia. Wind W. light
miscellaneous
SpP CoNSxcricurThe Savannah Republican OF The 9th
irs ssysTbe ship Correctcn ashore on Huntington
has ak feet OF water her hold but the tug Rvsoue
en- her at AN yesterday lying an easier position
and there hope Of getting her stripping her
OF tsetliug ard ballast
scRR sHE WITCH Chapman, arrived At Montevdeo April IA
om he suss of Magellan, with the cargo weasel wreck
nj that place, he OF which is not given.
Fos CAnFoRsIATbe clipper ship Epdeavor Capt Truman
Doare 10 sesn loading In the MesWs Sutton Cos Dispatch
line at a. River her VOYAGE TO San Fran
cisco Tbs CHOPPER bss become fsvortte with AhDpers
OF debverng her CO. Che always been sbly cenusa
eddy Cap Tossp boans sho continues 10 herfsw sops
In the trade are better or more fsoraby brown See 70 sail
or before the Ism June. and Ia wen wortha visit
scHR JANIS RosE Adams, at Charleston from Msnsanlia
carried away foretopptast OF Chsris s.on bar.
IwERIooI Nay is-.hs Thames rom ssv.nnah which
Her ahou go ba landed damaged
either by FIRE or water.
spolep IN the $50 Of April IN lat 81 ~ lon 43 W. wi
wheel bTeksD and making considerable quantity o BY
the Carl arrived In he tbar pel m =
shp South lay French Trgste Sboa vns
sold At apc,op March ~ NJ Honolulu for $3.50 Rawims
Go veIe the purchasers, of The sehr
" which vessel hsd been chartered BY the CONSUL
ssso 10 bring the remainder Of the crew 10 Honolulu
Rr'g Aneerete belonging 10 The late drm Coady o.
Honouu waa sold a. s.n cisco her arrival there
bouse upon her arrival Francco Honouia would
also be sold 1be soi for about s2 tons aud
Sound 1850 -A go
The following table n,es s.nn.ry Of he vessels ID u
Ssssoss Of New York sostoa s.h%ors wiluinSicn. NO
n laEss accounts nom each Of Nose poSts:-
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wesnssdsy, 26.o inst, Tor board OF lre,.c Of III. Ia
ryss.e Ard Maeaasee Railroad comuaay VI lttchel sho
seese5 proxies from eastern snczbodss undor aod ~
awe counsel escoed 70 vote, AS tho road hal osca
soo ouI on SATURDAY., ths 2st inst sod nsw company
organ @ed under the foreclosure by the third mortgage
tcnopodtrs rnero was 20 election. which ,i ieave tne
,'tlg mp Of thH bosness almt Of the company 10 the
hspds ~ the old board The purchasers Of the L. Crosse
ara Milwaukee, Railroad under The f,reclosare by lns
INST 10 the aws OF the state OF Wsconsu ap1
adopted the p.me Of the Milwaukee and Mnpesotl Rail
road Company, and elected the following diy.o,ors:-
Russe, Sage. rrov, New York; l.. A. Rlitershsl yrov
Ne- York; w'nam Gorid, AiSspy, Nav York; W b
Gilbert, syracuse, New York; Bans Croker, " T.
Emm'ns, l. = weexs, Mhsapkes, Wis; W. + Smith,
saant meeting Of the directors Russs Sage was chosen
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

SUNDAY, May 2e-6P.M.
IN the Absence Of decisive from Europe
kss continue to present unsettled appearance. During
ne carly part Of the week cotton rather BETTER
lsr bus,ness doae chiefly home consumption
Me bass Of IL for middhng upands The sdvices by
The Asia checked sales and since slight
have been made To buyers It pretty certain
that the crop will exceed 375o 600 bales The receipt
n the ports last week rs 900 bales against 5000
bas week last year. and q eco came week Of
1sS7-mskng the total receipt to 1854 GOO bales
against s62 900 bales 70 date 1885, and 900
bales to date 1857. The exports to date
are 2,573,Oc0 bales, against 2oSl 200 bales 70
same 1858, ard 1868 COO bales to Same
date 1851. The reaction 10 the -four and grain
n.altet fl continues. Prices lower than t1ey were
as the ciofe Of last week. and effect large hold
would be compelled TO submit. 10 material decline
nk, however, s more particularly the with the
swer grades. Choice -four is pretly well The
receipts eesboard have been large exports con-
tinee very small Some southern wheat has ar
rived IN market was so!d private The pro-
vhisn market unsettled. Holders 6rn in their
nsbGs, buI buyers operate with great caution.
There s particular change in the prices Of foreign
merchandise. Sugar is steady, without nucn activity.
At the tea auctions WEDNESDAY Friday prices
well sustained Coffee Gull, and prices of qualities
are shade lower. Hides fair request previous
qaoistioDs Leather Il active Wool quiet, with mode
RAE tales
HE comparative Custom Bouse tables Of the trade Of
the port for the January l. which
JON, noica,e a continuance of excessive mportaio1s,
and, natural, increased export Of god. Inc
import the week exceed n,ons Of dol
lars the total importation at the port since New Year
being 500 0oo C00-more than So 900 in
OF responding period OF 1851 Tie from Eu
rope that ttis country will be flooded this year
Win European ssoos OF every pton, and the pos
pet that many OF the dry goocs houses, which have
tetn dong gooo busness tnis spring, will realise ihs
eohr4ry this fail. The sInbsrras ncns Of the
German sypners and the troubles throughout the Euro
pean continent will probably lead 10 large sgnmeats
goods tbs country TO be sold for what they will
kth Such eolsiG nnenss will naturally heavy
decline in the prices Of oil foreign goods, entaiing
severe sacrifices all houses which meet the crais
with heavy stock OF goode on hand. That tie
country At large will be gamer by being supplied with
cheap goods clear enough but while the country gains
some must lose and without discretion than
dry soods have thus far displayed, the loss bids fair
10 be divided between them and the foreign manuscsu-
.fsrs. They will have no one bat themselves 70 blame
r. when they seek aid from the banks to enable
carry large quantities Of unsaleaoe goods they fad that
The specie shipments have placed Out Of the power
~ banks TO assist them.
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Total net export .si4s


Balance retained In the United States St5 200
II will be noticed that set down the net export Of
tie current fiscal year at 500 ooo tnoaga esaa
tie export Of domestic specie aud bullion $50 so
The movement in foreign specie and bullion is
the United Sates 1868 imported 50 900 more
than exported: in 1867, %, 400 ooo We get down
the Of imports this year al g. oo0 order
be within the mark.
appears then, tho hand that the small export
Of last year enabled usn Of necessity-.o port
more largely even than we have done this year WITH
out diminishing our resources; and, the other
that the exports for three years, large CT
during part OF that period have still allowed
10 RETAIN out Of the California product during that peo1
q nearly equal 70 the average aggregate reserve OF
all the banks Of New York. Boston, Pniadelpha and Nex
Orleans.
ID TO these facts and TO the confidence they are cal
custed 70 inspire that must ascrbs the steadness
which has prevailed, general rule, In the stock and
merchandise markets. in the face Of tie exports
Of the past few days.
The government has again reappesred in the market
a. q borrower Early last week tho Sab treasurer a.
this poiat authorized 70 negotiate OF the
Treasury notes as Eve per Cent He found, under
stand very willing takers at that figure. Thus far the
amount issued is odsy about million and half; and
about an equal amount Of the old pptes, drawing ~ ani
~ per cent Interest," have been cent in aud redeemsd
The amount Of old notes Is abou, eight mil
lions OF dollars. They are mostly held BY the banks.
The movement on The Stock Exchange during to week
has bnan foi,nx
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A RUNAWAY WIFE AR9EsrED.-About two
weeks ago Englshmsn, nsrnsd Wm Bsroam, accom-
parted by his wife, 10 ,bs city and put up ho..
soc subsequently was seen Roaming about the city in
estnpsnY with young man nacec J1huson, nut after
itsU bad @ked the a'd Of the police suthpritis she
rer johnson not 10 ne found. M Bsrnam, expect
leg leer from Buffalo containing money a1d uloa ai-
r. that the letter had been taken by his fugitive wife,
Ter, DO caused WARRANT to be issued for ner
BE arced that che IN rroy and therefore proceeded
there. lie found her IN house Of bad repa,s. He ar
rested her and brought her 10 this cty. Mes Blrhi
. very nne looking, boxom Englah woman, about
assntg three years Of age, but woman OF very
desraced habits. As ste admits herself, she has
been sv"woman OF the town" for upwards of five
yea's. She has been married about year 80 her
present husband and only arrived ia tins c,antsy short
haze before coming 10 this citY. earhatn her lover
m she old country during the whole i've years she IL
also woman apparently OF good intellect but whal she
itsn. Barham is also man or good educational csps-
rites, ard az one time enjoy ed high position in society
He parents are very wealthy, stn living IN Exeter,
hesnd, ard enjoy the esteem OF ali their
HIS father ives at time Mayor Of Exeter. Tas WOMAN
vfs horn IN Bristol, where her parents still reside. b
fore they lett home Bsrhsm's father bad aa arrange
uents at different PAGES thro gbout tho Uoitsi States
where be could make drafts 20 carry him through his
our, hut the circumstances that TRANSFERRED this city
just spoiled his pans Barharn fignihsd his intention DOT
TO prosecute Der and she therefore discharged from
sns'ocy, and went forth enjoy the
a'ons she had SO long been habtuated toADaay Jour
nal Nav 2S.
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Fort Of New York. May 20, 1859.
ARRIVED


sns ~ with
sns s s a. ss Wf.sI s mp
ss.s.ss Eosso;s, ; Skinner, l ror.noa,s -As nd..
puxD pased Jsmsso hence for Aich
,s ship s E s0: s s.aa 9 :v M sns. dsys Il, % S
from Jamaica for Halifax hss had hesa winds the entire pas
pd.s @ds, March y ia, lon q sDols .ap Forss
gsrl xIscD: sr Hss,sop Penang, Jan o. With mdse to
sari oiinonis wrishs of sslpo-e). White. xon.evdeo
aSs u ws s s s Al ps, ss . sa
hars Princeton lof New haven't seeey, Deurasa Nay =
and -cod 70 soop.n Graves 60 May II, lat 10 lon a.
Ion wa sosrded By oosi rom b. s.rs Robert Bar
hsr os ou CAso Tor Baunofe and supplied hsr with
Bari Rover Draper Havana l:s.vs Win sugar, toescoo
rsCl.-..., Pstsy.w zss II days with sugar and
Brig jorge veiro tporp sanos, Nsders % days. with
e. , s.ass Gate y.s:l.y sse:,.e Rio
Tsos Ss.y 81 sss s
agprsIIce b0h ofEDsAna dled 7, Ihos skelon seaman
Big ADD swift Avery. M.rac.iso Nav 8, with coffee,
hid.s. 90 70 Maitland, Phelps a Co
sne nassp'n Dpsn f boson) afssy' Ponce days. with
Ems sast swss Of asorge.own DO Podser. Arroyo. IS
Brig Ivss tof Bristol RID, Pesrcc Cardevas May IT, With
eer master. May n Lat 81 II Ion IA Vs. spoAe by1a Ilsa
iron Boston for Matsnzaa
Brig Dunsirk (of Eiswcrtb) Grimm Csufueso May H.
With turxr &C. u q Peters Sailed Ia Company with
ship Charlotte Morrison. fr New York, n
Brig liza fof Seareporti Williams Cepfuegos NAV r. with
sugHr TO Buck 4 90 Sailed In company with bark n
EpsdnR for EYorf; brigs Magnet abby Ezapeth NAaad
Maine, for DO -
Brig Minnie yer tof Colnmbi, White, Galveston n days
with cotton, 10 Brett son b Co
Brig Vincent Calais 20 days, With lumber TO Board.
Brig Adelps, WALL Calais Is days with lumber 10 simp.
son khaybew
Brig Tjroshy, w,nslow New Haven for PhiladsipAs
scI Independent tof wiscasssD Thompson, Of Denugo
City, May O. vfb sugay, hides. Ac 10 Jas A Tbor1yeou
rcbr Sawyer of Mschias nAB Spain Trinidad 70
days, With sugar and olasscs 70 simpson Cspp. Hpoko
EhJ Alice howe, wife, from Norfolk, going n.
acnr Eney f eosionl Tracy lragns, Nay Is, win salt 70
6chr Connecticut (of Bangor Nelsou Humacos PR Msy7
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., -
ryrses sysss. x4,ss sE: RI esS.s s-sg,x yes,s &:
Ms asys r. osss James aysnt
Bee rsc.soes 1hsodosa swr srssaa NYo'h 10; orig
Nay Sa ss' rs sSe% harvey from
rYors arr 18th. for do ssd r.,.....n
lSs 49,, .u.... c.. %, ons,
@ NY ' &c s cs' on s Sss;
big RsDs Ways rsy s. 70. .s 90 c ,.,a 90 xo,-
C1nsyyvts"s' hay is-sid ship Charlotte Aoer
I'd ron DO ,ss, s.,s srssipr Nvess rvs M.yns.,
My Fsrs' cyy end M,Ss 81 ,..,.,. 1.., =, yor
Rso Wig SD 30, chr Apa ,prT baby i,r, Porto sico
Gnav,srsp Way ,'-flt ssssesn cssood poIt shl,p o.
vsaTs Coon s n n,e o...n u,,.oc s.,..
nah ed is C,fes phsaee.ts ls.n Gsrmsna Galveston.
Nos,Tvipso 1pril FIN pot e.us srans gayle.
,sm hossro srrlA sie 5anero; sen'c H.,apg from
s, g'g sesh n,ss sesuy ser @ aoss', % 90
y wa.ss o% straits asgssn h cargo q
- pSr. hsss Iva purs hence Just .rr;
Api s0.s brig scs Hawk Roger. New
roir sra,s May Elm port hrsx co. Fiddle for syorts
E6Te1 ssys oobr Gr 90 y" scs, bss CITY, rssss for
@t.sr,no, Ap,il s-A-r bark Gorilla. pes.u.,, x,ss.
'nsss IGnrs d ,s'S bs, iS;d s. sy
~ sb hsSsrs chusrd I'm Char rs.r Murray, Nvori
SnrLhs "sshs = f"rs Nosstsh Wears HNrleans "
49,. "a va ~. org s.hneeo hopkins, lor Baltimore nex
esn, Spo ensIs Nv us'n,e.
y,,ars A Ap'i @1-sid pr's Apner Taylor, Tapoy, Brd
'r CT ~, <,.r,.. go. .
Dosis0o ,lIY NAY b-sd schrs Cushing Friend, New
. 'oA' rraheis ha'ch. rsrher, BOSTON
B..yae fspvxss 1904 0 rrerr
POkTQN Nav a. ,,,,. 40 -. wSu--m.
Tzsi support, scr aosb. fsssrs wasw.es Va: Jscc:
fsvuurg srd, ,.,ay nsc r 1850
siessndrta Pearl Rrown rslms 10. s,oas.s Th.cssr
roht son sav tuFos Tatsr Henry MAJ T5snas
en- Mary Arpa Rover; " Phnro cavalier: eopb,a Ann
%n; Ale s .nsn p'p Monsysn r.lssnourg snow FAse.
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Nay 2S --Shas. Mccullough We. John L. Colby et al
Qrotr terms.
George Genet, Ct 81. vs. Mary T. Fosser.--0rdsr AZ
GEta, with Costs.
Henry W, Bates Vi. Nathaniel r. Cobb and James n
SebbDs Judgment affirmed with costs.
lawrence Quenyer Conrad Wachter Motion granted
Of coats OF April term; costs OF motion $40,
ana TO placed June calendar for trial without
further notice.
Jcsspb Howard VI. the Aston Mutual Insurance Com
pAay.-Judgment Of non suit.
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since January ~, I25 ,s96
Much curiosity Ia felt with regard 10 the bank statement
vhichs 70 be made 70 morrow The shipment spscic
during the week was, above 49, ,e4s Of which, how
ever only about % 900 will tell against the average
10 this must be ADDED the Of 20 ss shipped from
shh port Saturday, 2lst and from the product mus.
be deducted 81 1898 600 received Thursday from Cali
forna pretty large sum received by express from tho
interior and about s7oo derived from the snbrreas
sry The balance in which institution stood yesterday a
agane - 4Ss 2O5 the close Of the previous
week The last bank average, published on Tuesday
morning last was $26 COS Estimstes vary widely M
10 The average 70 be shown to evening and owing
- sbe peculiar manner in which the statement made up
10 very difficult, when the movement of specie ia act
10 arrive At coee conjecture. Some authorities expect
sbss The banks will show about 424 800 900 No
Inclined to think that SIS 10000 viii be nearer tho
Ggure Since the crais Of 1867, however, many financial
iDstuticps have kept large Of specie in their
vaults, which liable TO reappear least expected
and 10 fssify the most carefai calculations.
The money and exchange markets Lave been in fever
eh condition all the week. Money call is cheap as
aT aa s-r,a,: sc ofered far more tan taey
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With 10 Rivera Ea 10h inst lat q 49, lon % II,
sbohe srhr Horh Wind, Rom Rcsoo for st Dcminro.
tshr caroline yan III buessYcr9, Rarrmsn trinidad do
Suoa way \ With suesv, In N " HynohnaAn 4 On.
rearJsmes einer mssts) Paine herane Bsrhor 10
nays VIZ sugar and moassss N barRto Had very bad
~saner n tie ouR, stove host bplwayks &c
sthr OBJ Caldwell nodsscn ChareEop days with cot.
Rr, 20 20 MOI ready Mntt 4 20 - -
sh, SsSssnvn q pssisl biross'l Darep o. dayA
sepr John :. ave, werner ashtpstp, NC, dasa
s schr r'ase. cassnl vlrsioia, 2dsys
sehr It'aware Rcss WI gipla dsvs u.l
Sshr hxert'cn. Terbeii, vffrhis 2 dsv.
= Erhr Deswyer, Pesree, vksnia dass
srhr Ahoremeds, holland, Grorresa~n'
sebr evsIger, kwuker, Esstgart "a S.vs
Sfkr Flytys, Ozark Mscb,As 10 days
HtM Yea BIRD Brown, CbeyryneE 4 6av.
febr Ayrene, esreut mihbr,dse. as dnS.
Sthr Apgnaia Kelley New 81 Sford Idavs
kchr " Reed Kelley. ksw Beiford Sd.~.
ithr herayk, aleu- Gloucester VIA ran rive, A A.~.
sthr hytus. teyrts, eUperret 2days .~"S~
d Ssh Ratts Fall In ~Yenre Portland. CH
H,ssmef Renrsbcc Baod Pbll5elohia
Steamer Wnmsv'sa New Bedford
ssNsrcs Absuoss w,itsmA .ProvAdepoc.
Wind during the daysw. f -
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Nosiee ta Mar1raxx.

WOs1He In MhFlroHw.
Notice hereby given that the repairs the Rome Jlsnd
LtcEe ell Lost having been compleed se
at the ledge The lutte nssrer Toe hedge an
FORMERLY In eleven fahoms Of water, with bsings
~ before - o
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
THEO GREENE. Lighthouse Insp, In. dist
Portland. May q. 1859. - -
The Bug light and the buovs the Bar and the Eyar
WI, De replaced AZ oon NJ gemens rnade--o
baby the krst Of this week. -
FRANKLIN CARLTON =
>-. A., 49, - Keeper Of Newotryport Lights.
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vbe ne by the ASIA lu1S cooked for
mai estergay m3rnine, ~hCn bad dates from LIVER
.o.i 20 the laih ost roe pess Tot regarded o
much significance IN commercial point OF Wow, for
thoush ~ stated advance IN Liverpool OF u pence
On wheat advance winter wheat over
tba prize OF the day before and IN New YORK
market quiet though urna The SPECTATORS did not
rx in very freely, and the sales or wheat daring the
whole day did potexceed rs 900 bushels These we're
s5ss 81 b5 for red winter Same figures Yedaes
lsy) 81 70 81 Is for standard spring IA gain
tbree septs) and 81 05 81 OF for No sprnsa gain or
cents. Corn advanced cent two and tbs 10 the
fsce fact that the receips OF corn sonday
rnofupg have been l9l 700 bushels Ooo bushels
sod '3c a.75c for No. railroad IN sore, and
TCc for prime river board
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Weekly Report or Dontna
~ tbs cry and county vev York froa .be eet nav ~
Nay, IN the 2stb day on May, 1ss3
Men, So; women, 10; boys, 1fH, girs, 02-yosa, asa
Asnits, 1905 children, 2c0 males, l96; seuales 10
colcred persons Z,
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Obltunry

uxRcy JACKSON, aged colorea woman died ct Newark
"a Wednesday last She was the only slave 10 the Sta
of New Jersey.
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CITY COMMERCIAL n aPoKr.

SA1IRbAY, Nay ZS--BP ".
AIEs.-ine market was qmet, All sales coniaed 10
sraO GA. P7t az &c AID pearls at exc
BRnnsTuFFs -fiout-rhe Market opepsd dr,I and
within trdeDcy % essr rates, especially for common
ara ne DUN piasso OF State westfn 4. the caurse
BE 90, soeevsr, an mprared fehug acpeared and
she uarke' Gosed siih more toge hrsnuecs Sales
hoseser, were moderate, oR cot ened about QUO
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

oHNTEEL fUBNIsHeD PsHf.0R AND BEDR0oA,
"A bath let with imuee!s.e possession.
whou, board % per wees would prefer gentleman and
peops but the home References req tired
ard given. No. 81 West broadway, opposite The Museum
Hotel
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q CoUNrRY RESIDENCE ID LET-PARrLY FUR,
"A pfhea from Wal street. ,ii
elevation overlooking The bav and ciy largo vesetsb sade'
fruit shade lawn of eight very
b. slty delightful neshborhood, at kio.tvic, North shse
hts& Island
70 ,ei-a cottage beautifully situated on the North Shore
partly furnhsd excellent bhng and ting on The prpmi.
terry inaupe Of Dr. Eil1prr. tlu ON Hall
highih street. or ahKErT BRINSMEDE Il Wal street.
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TOHS-I RECEIVED Your NOTE WILL. ZEE y,Ir
- On "Wednesday hM IL clear; If not tie hrs scar day
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(yLOTHlEG.-LADIKs AFD GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ any OF the above dspose Of receive fair cast
Price for The by addressing Cohen No 60 him stree
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1A5U5 CASANOVA WILL PLSAsE Cali at TIE
Post Once where he Nil 600 ier ir.su ba frssac
slip = al"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-19
NOTICE.

DHE State Of Ohio, Meigs County, ss.-In
L the Court OF Common Pl~eas-Shepbard
REEVES, plaintiff, against James Irwin, DER
The above named James irwin, of the Stat
Of Iowa, will take notice that Sheppard
Reeves did, on the llth day of June, A, D..
1863, file his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the COUNTY Of
Meigs and State of Ohio, against the said
James Irwin, setting forth that the said James
IRWIN, on the first day of August, A. d. 1857
at Sidney, Fremont County, Iowa, made and
delivered to him, the said plaintiff, for a val
uacle consldelation, a certain pro missory note
Tor the sum of spas, payable in twenty four
months or as soon as a certain claim belong
ing 10 the said James Irwin against Daniel
Russell, deceased, of Meigs County, Ohio
was collected. And that there is yet due
.an0 unpaid, the amount as aforesaid, to-wit.
G24o and the interest thereon from the first
Cay of August, A. ID. 1851; and that the said
James l1yln has disposed of his property with
a l~rauduient intent 10 cheat and delraud his
creditors or hinder or delay them in the col
lection OF their debts, and axis for a iude-
ment against the said James Irwin for the
aforesaid amount and the interest thereon nj
the rate Of six per cent, al the next term of
the Court of Common Pleas, TO be begun and
holden in the County and Stale aforesaid.
ANA the said James Irwin is further notified,
that an order of attachment has been issued
IN this case and returned, and that he is re-
oueSted 10 appear and answer said petition Oh
or before the third Saturday after the Goth
day OF August next.
SHEPPARD REEVES,
By MARTIN Hays,
July lE-&o-Ot'So 20. His Attorney.