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SHERIFF'S SALE.

6AAIs
~ Western Reserve Blnk)
william Porter ct al. } Of TrunbnI cOuasy.
Byvirtue ofan aIiasorder Of sale issued from the Cou't
oil Common Pleas Of Trum51l County, Chic 70 ne
sirected and delivered, l shall Offer for sale at PubliS
Auction, at The door Of the Court House in Warren, in
sail county. on
Saturday, the 21St dag Of Aprz, 1860,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. NJ. and { o'clock
P ". OF said day. the following described tracts tf
real eatats:
Ohio and is known by Part oflot NO.l0 tract Is, in the
great sait springs tract. AMI IS bounded north By JO-
sizh DanIlp's laHl, east by lands Of Robert Mc'Conhs,
south by Philips, Books & Potter's Land, and wrss
by McCOuss 4 Battles, beizg one half Of said lot
%, containing 81 3t-I00 acres, more or less
Appraised at S3G5S,Cc.
Noe. a tract Of land bei1g a part Of lot TO- II ia
the Great Salt Springs tract, IN Neatnershetd own
ship 7 anball county, Ohio, and bounded- Brsinnlng
= the southwest corner OF slid lot thence sOcth %
east 4u5 chains along the middle or the highway
hence north to tn corner - (1inutss) vest y 10
chLins TO q .1st, thence east = - chains TO a post.
thence north to the corner Of the lot DSTtR So 30/
west. 2f.l5 chains 20 tie northwest corner OF the lot,
thence south - east 2g.j9 chains TO the pace Of be-
ginning, containing about q SI-ltO acres OF lands
more or less. Appraised at S9a6,tO
No ,. Attract Inland in said township containing
aie1. 100 acres, known as south part q lots = ard
2, being the same land formerly owned anu oec9pled
by James McCcmbs. and which was left to JOhu H-hy
the last viii and testament Of said James, deceased.
Appraised a. $24G1,C0.
N5tE- A tract Of land situate in the township OF
HoSland in said county. Bounded east BY The nor I
and south pablo ro1d RAINING through HoRland Cor
ners. sou IA By lands owned ky Morris j. Iddings n I
Samuel Andrews. west ~ lands owned by Jose.hPer-
kins, AID north by land owned BY Isaac King al
Lewis j. Il3ings. reseFving 20 Richard Iddiuss, =
piece Of land along The line Of Samuel Andrews i2n...
4 rods wide, the whole length Of said Andrews east aid
west line containing about three hundred and si@if
acres CT ia-d, more or less appraised at Sh4SO ~
Ferms Cash Ter all OF the above described tracts ca
ceptthe last described piece, which piece IS to be sola
on the following terms, TO git:
S3757,29 10 be paid il ca-E on The Day OF sale.-
Also The following amounts 10 be paid as they be-
due respectively, to wit: On the first dav OF
april. 1861, tae sum OF one thousand dollars. wIsh
am ~ interest on S3-sO,t0 for one year, on e. nTst
day Of April, i-62. the sun Of SLIGO, with anndal III
terest on S2-sG,CO for ore year; on the first DAY Or
April. ICES, Ire sun Of one SlOcO,pO, with annual in
terest on SlssO for one year; and on the first day OF
AyriI. lsGi, the sum OF SSSO,GO, with annual Interest
therSon Tor one ear.
A. d. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SILL. nrra- Tnrran- March u. lsbD-5a
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JOB PRINTING
nsvinga superior assortment Of Job Printing mate
tai We are nrepared TO execute in the best manner, al
tisds of plain aud fancy Book and Job Printing,
-srCH As
ADDRESS Cards Certificates. Labels,
1Usine~s Cards check Books, Manifests,
S,rt Chects Colored Printing, Notes,
1sIiS ~ IadiDg. Drafts. Programmes,
nail Tickets. Form Books, Receipts,
Tl.nks. All kinds, Handbilis, Show Bills, ETC.
In fast every thing done in the shape of Printing at
prices that cannotfa fail to snit, and With the greatestdis-
patch. We keep constantly on hand a good assortment
of Cards and fine Stationery, from which those in want
Of Printing can select
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4PRIL s. NAY
1850 Appointments. 1860

ar. r. J LYONS, the celebrated
- indian Herb Docter, can lie consulted at the
tolloFiLg places every month during IsJa-C0:
Cleveland Once Isf Superior street. Omes days
in Cleveland as fOllows:-lst, 2d, lIth, l3th, 18th,
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

~ Is hereby given that Samuel 4. Davidson is
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator OF the
estate Of Joseph Davidson. deceased, late Of Mecca.
SAMUEL A. DAVIDSON.
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The roots and the leaves will be for the healing Of
the Rations."-B.rLE.
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PURE YEGETABLE EXTRACTS; .AND PUT
UP IN GLASS CdSES, AR TIGHT IND HILL
KEEL ~ my CLLH.fTE.
The F-H.HILY Cf-f ITH-dRTTC PHI is 4
gentle but active CathaT oGc.Khich the proprietor
has used in his practice - more than twerty years.
The constantly increas - ing demand irun those
shO have long used the ilPILLS, and the ~satisfac-
tion which all express in = regard to their use. has
induced NE to place - them within The reach OF
al. -
Tie Profession Welli@ know that different Ca
thartics act on different Hiportions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY IA FFHA PILL has,
With due reference t. This well established fact
been Compounded fromiyNa variety Of the pures:
Vegetable extracts, ~ which act alike on every
part Ct the aIimentary ~ canal and are GOOD and
SAFE in all cases where ia Cathartic is needed,
such as tMBNTS of the ION
AC Il, SLEEPINESS. HS'PAISS IN II SACK
ND LONE. COSFIVE-i EiNESS, PAIN AND
SORENESS OVER THE GHHOLE BODY, from
sudden cold. Ehich f-e- gueBtly. if neglected end
in = iong course OF Pc IHfver. LOSS OF APE
TITE, A CEEEPTNGf" SENSATTON OF COLI
Il BODVIE7 R ESTLESSEESE
II + 4 d A u z. OuIA g IN THE
lead, al INFT.AMNA-I -1fTORY DISEASES.
in CHILBRES a[IGr ADCLTS. RHEUM
TISM. great PUEiRII~IER Of the BLOOD AMI
many diseases to which - Gesh is heir, too nEner-
TO mention in thisI advertisement.
BOSE, l to ,.
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DIR. WORKMAN
DR..
CALLS THEATTENTION OFTHE

vii be in Warren. Gaskin House. again. on Wednss
ay, March .s-h, Garretsville. Thursday, March 20,
nd IOun rstowu. Tuesd4v March 9Th.
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UestefQ 3eseFbe ehfOQicIe
HAPGOOD s ADAMS. PropristOrs.

TERMS-One Dollar and Fifty Cents, in
advance; Two Dollars, If aymen Is not
made in advance.
No paper discontinued Hntii all arrearages are paid
except at the option of the publishers.
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SANF0ED'S
FAMILY
CATMAaTEG PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROy.

GOMEDONDssB tEUA
PURE T|EGET4BLE EXTR-1CTS; NJ PUT
UP ~ GLASS C.dSES, AR TIGHT IND WILL
EEEp ~ gs.E ~ -
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
One square twelve lines or less. hrst INSERTIONS ~
10 each additional inserSion------ -
ran,bs 4 90
- no1tbs = 90
- 10 90
r. 49, If !. coirun .brae ,ooths s 90
A. 81 a, 10 &C
40 on, v-r.... 90 90
Longer advertisements inserted at = reasonable rate
Address Cards inserted for the year, At Sl,OO per lhe:
IT PAdvertisements should be marked the num'ero %
times = be inserted, otherwise shey will he eoaSilaea
srn.iI ordered oct, and charged for At the ahove rates
TPcasual adv s-.isementst to be paid fer when hand
ed in.
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MIX WATER IN TEf MOUTH NTH THE IN
YIGORATOR, & SW.HLLOWB OTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar Fer Hottle,
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the place by moving the csrilzcS ss required IN
the INSIDE by the nsster No wilai"essoi
n The psrt Of defendant claimed ., LIZ.
Defendants counSsi moved 10 dmls che psniih com
the ground tina, in such 10 action eoud oe
The defendant alone, positive wrong benz cs,mee
bu! only ETe nessce Og9n OF dfy ana he.e oels
prvy ~ contract between tie defendant and Pan'ini ana
that sny action could 30 sustsed would lie only AzeDss
the mater The question arcUsJ aud the Court soased
The motion and disf1itsed the complaint. . a,.
william H. Anibon, plaindsS sssoTpeyi "s'hbm' sa~
van defendants attorney. - .--.r, d. a
DECISIONS ~
Edward G. Baleau sgt. Pierre p. Rodoeonaehi'
Csse se,ted.
James Kelly receiver, agt. Wm. b. Seranton exc
Proceedings dismissed I'll costa and without pee'e
riRhf 20 d,
Charles b. Bostwick agt. Philip Frankenheimer.
Judgment settled ~
Frederick c. Lutby agt. John +. Betz, &c. Case
settled. -.
Robert McC. Butt agt. Lindey Murray. Judgment
for plaintiff. II,
James NJ Lewis agt. John Abraham, DC. Jndg"
vii entered IN conformity viii the nasH'osandai an
the papers with the clerk.
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Amount drawn Oct 20 ieea for deposit in the United o.
o stsS, I ~ HSp'i' rev NATHAN C. fLATT
UPON the above special report and account Judge
Leonard made the following order:
SUPREME Counr-Ats Special Tern Of the Supreme Court
held the City Hall Of the City Of New ORR the 1sd INST
1900 PIesen,MT Justice Leonard IN the us'eI 0! the
John W. Edmonds. the Special Referee, appointed
by order OF the General Term, on the 18th OF Sep
TENDER hst having reported 10 the Court that there
was on the 18th day Of October instant on deposit at
the Park Bank TO the credit OF the Chamberlain OF the
City and County Of money belonging TO stors IN this
Court, the sum Of $lO5o2O II;
And this Court having on The 18th day OF OdoDer
instant made an order that the said cum should be de-
posted by the sad Chamberlain in the United States
Trust Company OF New-lork, which said order was
on the 10Th day OF October inst. served on said Cham
BERLIN and on the Park Rank
Aud said referee having reported that said ORDER mas
been complied with by the deposit in said u >. Irusi
Company Of sundry SUNS the 18TH 18Th, Nth, and
Dist DAYS Of October, instant, IN sums amounting IN
the aggregate 10 the sum of sU52 l3 ~ ana the pay
nent 60 sutton under an order Of the Court OF the
sum Of g. 342 05 and that there now Is on depoii IN
the said L. \. Trust Company The sum Of $W3 9o9 W
TO the credit of said Chamberlain, SUBJECT 10 be Drawn
on bis checks alone;
Now il is ordered that the said sum, and every part
thereof, be not drawn paid out unless the check
thereof lie accompanied by an order OF the Court
au''''N1''s t asI, nstiie VIM II. LEONARD
OrEEKAL TEHE-be0Te Iuflces otIhhhLAHDi A4""A""0A'
and BOSgEr
BANK sUIT--wHAT rs ACCOMMODATIONS PAPERI
The Troy City Bank Agt hcspedon Bder
The argument upon the appeal IN this case II now
Eois before tho General Term Of the Supreme Court Iae
aion originally brought Judgment on prom
by the defendants and held by the psin
pdoee The substance of tho defence wss that the n9e
Owen the accommodation q the payers aud tsssn " %
plaintiff collateral security for previous Indebtedness An
h accommodation note a. between lbe M.
rayee snd the endorse did part with vIue oI uo
recovery could be lad In favor Of the pIsinh aSA 40
| fcndants .-,- a.
action tried the note In suit was hAoe y Wv X
together with 1--WE Others undsi an ~ .i
NJ L Samuel Co, 60 The euect t4t
t. ~ 40 give the d,fna.nts weekly Of Troy City BEN
bills In payueut OF their notes-thsJ the del1ianhts 70
notes they rnatured that the rote Wa ouest ~
plaintiffs by samuel Co for discount that the
uot i,couut e note but retained a. with samuel 20 con
sent Is collateral security the then previous ihaeo'edh's
than M amount of a.. note and upon notes OF samuel
Co. tLs samuel Co sae put payment saae she apee
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-Sov. n-Bsfer'

Recorder BARNARD. -... IL
The Grand Jury presented a batch OF indictments.
There Prison today Several psoners
were brought for William and Martin Churchill
each for assault and battery For the same odes
Patrick UBryan fined s0. For petty larceny Chafics
10 the City Prson for sI nonths yosepn
McCGnn charged with larceny had TUNED saes evidence
against receiver Of stolen goods and was discharged men
named Carpenter lined for assault and battery Ann
Craig pleaded guilty Of forgery in the fourth degree In Pen
end reaDded for sentence Jonn Cou
found guilty Of contempt Of Court IN refusing TO ooey
summons and a. fined Wn h. Roberts, for petty lar
ceny sent. the Pententiary Tor six months
Madeline Pedro" the lat sad relic Of royalty In this
country who has been confined IN prison or two OF three
months on charges false preeDes preferred BY several e
Gems brought up when the District Attorney moved io PEI
discharge under the circumstances convcion cooc %
had the indictment The discharge was made ne 1e
corder taking TO administer ud Lecture 70 me soys
sduouishinz her desist from her evi practices.
ycinyre, assault and battery was sent 70 the Cy
Prison for 30 pays Two persons who nd been talking In the
during this i arrested and fined so each for
contempt OF Court. -,
Among batch o. prisoners saigned Michael Harrison,
who pleaded guilty n petit larceny In reply 20 question ~
the Recorder TO how he to pt his hand IN
drawer Michael said that ne stranger in the city and Cos
into bad company Tie Recorder then asked How did you
get into :" Psonsr was in Denoeraiio pro-
Are You a Democrat 7" Prisoner Yea; amp The He.
coder-" VIVA. Is yo1 business %, Prisoner am aborek
The Recorder Considering that there will be tronb
from appearances account Of the Dunion moyemen there
viii much doing In buness matters for The neI seven
months you viii therefore have to TO the Pentenhay for
that length Of time"
ned 10 ruesdav
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SUPERIOR ooURT-o.srrn rrar-Nor. i'.-Bef0r' joe


WHEN PROOF or FRAUD IS NECESSARY. fl-.f
p Shaw Lewis Slime and Sisfsmund Il. Mea1el ~
The complainant In ~ seeks TO recover DAM
sgns the defendants os snd aud deceit
plaintiff by the defeudans IN regard sale Of goods made oy
The plaintiff the 6 Cohen Mende in Cincinnati on the
I'd July, 1897 amounting 20 ? ,itP = aud charges
The allegations that the defendants procured sse OF the
goods question credit FOR Of Cohen Mendel BY
falsely ard frandaenty representing Cohen nende TO es
solvent snd ssponsb whea they the contrary 70 Dc the
ct And that In order 70 induce the pstf give credenoe
TO tne d She sincerity Of the defendsots tney
agreed hs plaintiff would cell the goods and take The note
Cohen Mendea they tine defndsnts would indorse a.
That IN order b. duce the Plaintiffs take the note Of Cob~n
Mende ndosed by the defrndnfs the defendants sodu-
eniy concealed ard withheld the Of their insolvency
end that the goods procured with Intent defaud
The Jury upon the question whether these goods had been
sold upon the faith n the representations which constituted tho
frsud found verdict sesirst the rlain,ifs
motion made At the special term to Get sside the
dict against evidence which denied ard appeal
taken.
The defendants coutendsd hs the burden of proving the
fraud alleged the plaintiffs and they failed 70 convince
the jury ofhs Justice Of their claim The Court v
ee with the finding uness contrary the evidence greatly
suiBs the wesht the eydenCeln this other veS
eon under the testimony have been fairly given Decon
served.
Burr Dawson snd Russell for appellants Benedict and
BoardInan opposed. -4'-4
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Reeeipts Of Produce.

Nox 10 iaa NJ "a bbs Four go bush Com Meal iS's.e
hasS Wls. 0o bash Com 1901 bpsb Barley Lfy
Oais lO5l piss Provisions las Pks. hissy ~
4ss pis. OH Cske 10 pksa Seed ~ PSsA and ' A's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

Cry MoRrAr1rY-The total number Of deaths in
Brooklyu las, week was Ill of which % were men u
women, "a boys, and % girs The principal diseaSes
we're Consumption Ia scarlet fever 49, oonvulslons
infntie Il; debility infantile, 81 Inflammation OF the
lungs 9; Group, 9, &c. Under one year OF age, %
Natives Of the United States, 81 IRELAND, 81 al other
countries y.
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COURT cALENpAR-Tar pAr.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.--Noe. q, Is,
o. a. g. 20 y. 81, 81, %. -
SUPREME CorRT-GESERAL TERM.-Nos. IL, 10,
IL 81 70 80 81 30 a. s. 81 81 TO- % g. 90 A. g
SUPREME CouRT-CRcUlT-Part Mos. lIM
25 Dis I425 I427 1929 IsI 1895 63 800 3te rs l5l
1915 1911 1919 1871 1893 Ps HNos 1852 1904, e8 le2t
1854 1852 1888 16c 1896 1907 l68, I64 lo4S 1926 l4is
1912. lB4l 1876, 1873 -,
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. 9S7, 1908, zoos,
OiS Iol le2I lea 76s l2 1923 l03 73 2224 loo IS ~
SO, eS Part uNos $50 $50 S4 go 30, 90, 49, ~ ~
s88, $50 892 .x o.o
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Par Nos. 1885, 80,
25eI 1884 J4 Pro 2l79 22 2s 2s2 22ss 2?6 2fs7 lsB
isso Part 2Nos 2233 22s 2ls4 2o7 2es 2lss zss 2sse
1890 22s2 1896 22os 1899 230l, 1893. '1I.f|
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For the weok ending Monday Nov 90. ma IA 81
Hogs IS sheep cars horses. h.r OF car, haaloa By
s,ook Expros Trains during the week os :. ~
over last week Of cars OF Live es'VA' AWE '-s''~
Cas- hauled by Stock Express, l0o
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COMPARATIVE YiEID Or STATES.

Saws Mr. Wbeelock: " comparison OF He'ual q'-1i,
tt;es shows that Minnesota raised IN loC'' IA VIVA
be called tae fourth year Of her agricultural eAi'eiOe
with population of l75,O0O, more than MY PSI GEM
more wheat than was raised in Iowa. WIN P'puiTO1
Cd 633, Az and more than one-iodnh Oh tne "ii''e
crop Of Ohio, estimated by the CoDih"0'''H'i %
Statisjos ia that State"
He assumes tie following 10 be tho
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ooNrAR,Tryr WHEAT CROP or 1853

The average crop Of wheat IN Minnesota IL nAsd a.
% bushels but Mr.. Wheelock saye that If the local
.,na,es were taken as received tho yield would have
A. he called q bushels per acre. But says the Com
,o;.e;oner Experience Lse taught us TO allow largely
Er The disposition 10 base general inferenoes on Tie
ms ,,iiug aud notorious Instances, and for the gen.
.,s habit Of coufoandng usual result with an 0Ver'
age one"
In regard 10 the surplus left In Minnesota last Fan
.fter The eose Of navigation, tie Commissioner says
that FIVE or ak bushels Of wheat per capita is the rue
Of consumption. 1t is estimated that each horse VIII
consume sixty bushels Of oats the number Of ho0es on
The basis Of Wisoonsn being about SOOO The surplus
Of wheat and oats remaining over for the Spring trade
would, therefore, be az follows:
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Narlkets-CAREYuLLY REPORTED FOR THE n: Y. TapuEI.
MONDAY Nov. H. 1890
AsHEsThe for both descriptions steady and Tho
demand fair ct IS 20 y bbl -
COTTONThs market Ia steady with sales Of so bales We
repeat former quotations o. follows:
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIM TERx-Noy IA
Before Judge BkADY.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-TRIAL TERx-NoY a.
Before Judge BRADY.
IMPORTANT TO PoRwARDERs
The Western Transportation Company sgt. Hawey Howe
This was an action brought TO recover charge OF
g and demur rag From The pSGi sSs on
canal boat saee large quantity Of grain aud other lea
to be delivered to them " Sy th SoS SIn
which claimed be the usua place Of delivering for the
an s P ;s cso ss sSa that their o The bot
tom this notice printed memorandum to the effect sast
hs ss Of Ssrs,e would be made /, the consee
1t proven that on the order Of the we
Nss bs cot Which owsse WA 80 FOR ta service
the stpuatons contained the landing notice the plaintiffs
r. sSsss I'll had sHS Fe No. River for three
days pntids gave defendants dsnuuase notice claiming
days dschsgg for which the plaintiffs recover 20
The plaintiffs proved that three days ample tne 70 asse
deavored prove custom Of the orw des recognized ~ ne
shippers the effect That IN case. where vessel wss moysa
from oue pier another charge OF LsbteTase imposed oy
s % The psntis. ned rested their oase Mt Mcmahon
F,r That the alleged custom which the elsie for lighter
.se as supported only practice adopted by the
s lines and vas IN no wiss obligatory upon the merchants
receiving goods uues. they lad recognized u IN 'os
10 bind desc defendants Il must be shown that they hen
such q usage, Ia wsy contracting expressly
ys2 Isi q. 70 the charge for dsmurrase el Of taa
ha educ the bn dns and oOad be
ssS s&S s paHTea.spaSy dsaains ve.eo
Mr. Hgbbe the part Of the pl5inin. hye ~ ros
tiona and ated 70 the Court thou the amount hee
psraiiyely small yet the principle involved we. S5se's'
fmnortant 10 he orw arding lines and shpPsrs OF
dse Hilton nonsuited the plaintiffs hodhe ta' vac poo a
a. ia az 10 The tah ghtesge agreed on oy ts ot wsIe
tne oosb 10 establish binding on the dsiena
snts pay hgheuse - :. .n.h ,,.,,, uv,. .os.,e.5 an
A, 10 The charge for deniuase no such ofu was "
the biz Of s and consequently denaHase could not De
snou. uuless .os specified.
Of nonsui in Of detendsntA John Hubbel Cor
p,intId. ID 4 T. Mcmahon for defendants
P'''"''N Before Judge DAILY.
Eos-IIARfLITY OF SERVANT TO A THIRD PERsos,
yoR INJURY occAsloEED by HIS MERR EEGLl-
GEscR IN TIE REGULAR KAPLoYMEET or his
MASTER.
Henry @. Hyer agt William T. WorAi.
The plaintiff claimed 10 recover from the defendant
dAmaxe 10 the Of $500 for insres alleged hav
been sustained from the alleged and n Of 20
endsn In moving carriage IN such throw down
platform upon which plaintiff ork whereby he
cipltatsd 20 the ground
Il appeared Ia evidence and admitted hG. the plan
engaged In paperng the carriage warehouse Of VIM
Mcdonald ~ No A2 Broadway and that defendant IA
clek and employee II the said Mcdonald and that the aegc
negligent don. IN the regular q such
and while employed BY Mcdonald n sSlase the pSPesins
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WINCH sum u suUJecl 70 DC FdIu Oh IUC IIte VeVAs
of the Chamberlain, without the production of any
order Of Court.
The Referee suggests the entry Of an order prevent
ing that And be annexee hereto copy Of the account
this day rendered TO him by tie Chamberlain
OcTosER q, 1860.
J. W. EpsoYDs Referee: The subjoned is the sccount
referred 10 In the above paragraph Park Bank
Amount credit OF 4anberlAin In Equity, Oct. 10, .
Dsnosed Oct ~ 559 "a
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Returns subsequently obtained nom the diheieh'
transportation lues sDd other sources, proved tnit eS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

The account was balanced Jan. ], 1885, with BAD
apce TO lie credit of $l5,935 50. The account con
tanned in its credits:
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innate TO be nearly correct The Commissioner draws
q strong picture Of the
PROGRESS OF AGRICULTURE IN MINNESOTA.
The Territory was organized in ls49, when moot Of
the population of 5000 souls were attached to the
Indian trade The national census Of 1850, gave the
following results:
Wheat. Corn. Dat.
sas.......".......""""". I,M ., iSoss 80. Ssa
1852. sS-SoS'VW SiSeV"V
The real agricultural history Of the State did not
commence however, until 1854, when the Sioux were
finally removed 70 that fair comparison would De
the following: A.
ls4.."............. 5000 ISo $3.50, $500 lSss.c
.f54eO0 J,I5oVO Si'o'V" ''.|NN'
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y No entry since.
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