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8 so REV AR D,

~ the evening Of the Ist inst Gold Magic Case
" Lever Watch ''ith Gold Breast Chain s'Z62 Jo-
-.'h Johnston, Live POOn engraved inside | will
give the above reward Tor the Watch and Thief or
eilneF one Z. r. MULLOY.
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D4EIDEND.

IfEfff rs p 81 1H-as FEg oasT 90 The CAPITAL
y StacE 20 ale Nashville ard thstlailgosa Rail
rasd Ceaif a-s tas ilay eecares- By the DirSc
trs car tie prl ~ tie lsst -ik Iasz-
30 "a aHL attsf uie lsih sst., at tie ofee ei The
Treasurer IA Nashville. ~ CLAWS,
alra-la IreasHrer.
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IL Applications fer he Rssr ct the sGAsTY
~ THEATREs' 10 be Addressed 90
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AGAINST WIND AND TIDE

BY HOLNE LEE.
uthor Of q Hawksview,'' "SyIvan Hollis Tauen-
ter &c,
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CITY MILLS,

AtNssisy.ac +, part or parcels &. si.a same vii 90
sa'4 O. siHl purcits-srs
AT VEEf RErUCEn PAgCES
rcts Pc desiring f. purchase isc referred 10
surs.. 81 :. FtztlT t-g jan q fhctt - ssh
Nsie, fg-a- 1Eus = 70 IAIs-
sa fms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

marked improvement IN money market, tho delpe ia
eshs and f better demand lor sterling eIeh.nss hsye pro.
oIt Pseuaise ard piees are fse 6nsh better Ihs ass
s k G bs,h ordiny 70 GOOD Chsse sgpsa. ~ :
clDe i.aSl 10 0l bnh che Ice Red Long Glands 81
ror in store srd, bah fs and Michigan a. III %
al 80 Farley 70 fir demand and 4 held with s,eah-
al e c s n re 5 .. Of s sa g.s@d az n
Wssern and capadi.n At S e. s,as;c Ter sss~ Rye
en- Corn { In Sik Senand par, pseai.iivs so IN e.
o eo ss S Ss e. s 's l Ws.sn meter as s
for DO. in store and 65a6ilc. for Southern yellow
An&YIs III. P2gb iisS 'ad the ''' .
B0Ps1h, make, for new ,Gd.y W.. :c,ivs bot
HrTS-Hoders are offering their stocks f.eiy sad
there Is bette tone TO the market to-day, though mo improve
IIME-RosInd continue. in fair request, the Gales eOmprs
t9 eeli e s a. s .0,o,. Sole are inactive and
WoLSssfs quiet siles ofeo bbls new crop New osns
AZ M Gosh decline Of &C. from the opening prices tb season.
NAVAL sTOREs-TLe make, for Spirits Tmpeniue e qu's
dull to-day and With the exception Of small y, from wharf II
sf . ans no%ina fst 20 b. Common R without
movement ard the market nominal at 81 3o 10 dei,
yard Fine Resins also inactive 1srb quiet ~
oiIs@Lseed quiet a, SS7c Crude pi.h on. are IN BET.
request and ee been 900 bills whse and 10
PB0visoNs~The PORK martet is hrn.r the demand s
and The arrivals limited sales Of so bb at sl63$sJ for
M and so asi for Prime Beef. s , md !, r. fer re-
esfHs. are steady sale. Of $50 bbI. Western sl49s
. !s:: Ill., @'' nd ss%sss2: 3 sss
Msr are 10 qus , .'i Of hid &, g ~ ss% e.:
;0Tpy moderate g. Dbl. and iaaia. Butter
Cheese plenty and Ia dull at sSIoic for Ohio and e 's
RICE /. unchanged small sale. :. s.r W. qoo.e ., ga
Lnse.d 10 inactiv. holder. being hr Q:
suGARs-The demand little more sctive; .aes Of 80
bids mainly Cuba 81 a6ic part to 60 to Canada tes Re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
MARRIED.

BLAKE-DAVIsOn Tuesday Nov. 20 In 81 Johns Church,
Elizabeth ". j. by the Rev. Samuel A. Clark James c.
Blake and Harriet daughter Of the ate Nathaniel Davis Of
Albany
-WoODWABD-On Tuesday Nov. 70, BY the
Rev DIR. Adams Rufus Ferguson Of Port Jervis y, "a
Josephne f. daughter Of John Woodw ard Of this city
FREELAND-HALiAt 4nrors. ~, on Tuesday Nov 20 y
the Rev. Dr. Clarkson Of Chicago VIM H. Freeand OF New
York TO Charlotte L. Hall Of the former place.
FOGGAN-NILkINS-OnT Tuesday, Oct 2. by the Rsv. ~ y
Smith Mr. Henry g. Foggan 90 Miss Annie e. wilkins, botz
Of Brooklyn, Long Island.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PsuPs Church Brooklyn, y. D ,
by the Rev. Msssrs. Msybier and Partridge Thomas 3.
Rinsssnd to Fmms daughter Of John Cochs a Brooklyp
eCOVlLLF-ELY Att Brick Church II Fih avenue
end Thirty street. Wednesday evening Nov 81
the Rev. DR.. Hoge, Thomas L. scoyi to Mary T., eldes:
daughter II Nathan {. Fly, esq, all Of this city
VINCEET-NORTH-C Or Thursday Nov. a. BY the Rev Thos.
8. Hasng Mr. Richad Vincent Of BoOu,cn " j. 70 hiss
Julia North Of this city.
VAN VORsT-TREAf-At the City Of Albany, on Weit1s-
day Nov. a. by the Rev DR.. Campbell Mr Hooper Vac
Worst to Mise J0sepbne A. Treat.
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AsHEs-The inquiry {. moderate but the market IL steady
for Pots and PeaTs Of IS % -, ,
COTTON-The market continues unsettled; the sales
600 bales We quote kiddrg Up!snds Al lOie and do Gulf
:, lcic. -, 49, -.
COFFEE continues suet sales OF ~ bags savsns At l2lc
% do Msarabo at lo and 80 Red skmmines at lld2c
FLOUR AID MEAL-The inquiry for Western and stste
active and prices Of shipping brands better at
the especially Western Ohio Ia
request plenty with inquiry FOR tho West
Indies &c The Gales 900 bb ~ IS ~ % Tor super
hne stute and WESTERN asa IS ~ for extra S,sei IS fS
10 for choice do s5a SIS 20 for the low grade. Of Western
extra IS 3o IS 50 for shipping brands Of round hoop
Lou Canadian Flour s III better demand and Is 6ru
the supply not large tho sales 40 bb S3dST IS for
Southern Flour Il In better demand partc the
low grades but prices without much Improvement the sv
ale no, lsgei the sales go bbl at IS Is for
81 rs for the better grades Rye Flour Is IN M request aud
hrmi the 'sles are 300 bbs 81 75dttio Corn Mss In
better demand and steady Of 10 bb OF ~ 80
DIVINE, and 81 % for Jersey
GRANEThs whes. MARKETS decidedly better tho ieps:su
Noticeable yesterday has in DISAPPEARED We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

UsroRIusATE FuRs.--About one year Once hdyt
known the Countess spoaA robbed as cape vs1si
at slA girl IN her employ w~ arrested On sesrtelcn eon-
Prison On Friday morning DE residence Of hs ooans-
No 30 West Heaton street. was into and ne AM &c
seuon Of No Houston ce, suspicion Of bAyipf ..oe
The cane The prisoner setnowedged the ciuse and <>fe
SA,e H. had solS H. The property eventually rsesse
snd ssmon a. committed 10 answer by Jasiies Kelly
'ABAsposEp kFASrs.-On Wednesday night To-
male child aged four weeks oosd In NE cree
the premises No az Feat Thirty ninth street. Aeeshsf shald
sbon, months old oupd the ep efe hoese No Al
W., Thrift 6th street san another kanA che 49,
:, the corner Of Irving place md et.ssnth stres< y
Az 70 he ses ef Ae Con1<sscs 81 CASrts ssa S<s
reclop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

bun have Increased their specie line for the week bot
not 20 the extent Of their aggregate receipts Of coin from the
North and from MEXICO. 10000 shipped 70 Memphis
however small amounts taken for payment OF
dute. thee leave large deficit and that
the AaIm have been draw the precious metals for the pgr
Of hoadig In view Of coming 80 far the
banks Of this city concerned however the movement w.
uncaed for they all In strong position a. could pc
de,hsd aud in fact the only complaint that we hear Of the
present ntnsuent account Of the extreme csuuos 90
served whhh has already induced contraction OF over Two
n Of dollars In loans for the past fortnight while some
ilnk the OF the community have BEEN oseroossdo
very siderable in the efforts Of bank nAnrser'to IN
crease the strength Of their respective institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

chester, as the pnners were demanding higher rates
for warns, in consequence Of dearer cotton and manu-
faeurers fonnd il difficult TO get previous prices Tor
goods. TIE effect Of the news from China waS ealcu-
lated TO increase the hopes Of the trade, but 'na'
from Calcutta was more dscounging. The contracts
still running to January sustan prices, and ne con-
siderable amounts were sought after for this market,
which has become secondary, as compared with the
great markets Of the East
We annex our usual summary Of experts OF Dones'H
Il L L. A.. fnll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
Ocean Steamers.

EHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
L. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM EEW.YohK TO LIVERPOOL
CHEF Calm Passage. ....,,s,,.,t....,,......
Second Cabin Passage ...............'......''. 10
FRoH BOTTOM TO LIVERPOOL ~
Chief Cabin Passage. ..'...'''s,'''''.s's''.''tl9
s ESQ, 1, SssH can At corl HsboI
The .Lips nom Boston call at Halifax aud Cork Haoor
kSlA fsE Jp{s as SSMHAPa Cap Capt Mood
Asia, Capt Z. g. Lott NIAGAnRA Capt Andersen Ed:,n
Au sf I't Capt f. SCOTIA tno~ SuiaiHsl
These vessel. carry clear white light at nss;hesd green
PERSI1 JUdlins leave. "Wednesday Nov
i iThhHA sH Hass5a Leave. e. 2
ARAt IA esne.d.y' nee no
EgR6PA h9ede leave. Wedans.ds.y Dee Dec %
CANADA Anderson leaves Boston. "wednesday Jan
Hoetiey. leaves New. "Wednesday Jan s
B,rthsho secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board
The owners Of ships win not be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewey Precious Stones or Metals IN;
b. bills Of lsSg eed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed f'' 'sr cG 6 gsiRi6SsN NJ
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
a class steamer 81 HewYok the lst lltb and 2s
O month except when thee daes fs On "psE
tesh, passage apply at the only scs No. ~ cor
% wsneD-st. D. b. ALLEN Agent
CTEAM WEEkLY between NETWORK and
= LIVERPOOL d%s and ss % ENG
Steemshp Company Intend dspatehns their powered Oyae
built Iron Steamships a. iOllows: - n.
KANGAROO. -
4Y ~ ST sstaTdsy Dec
l,a ever. Us sATTR1AY ct noon on Pier a. North River
FTRsT CABIN..,"....S15 STEEhAdE,'';
Tty,t sbp 10 London.... 20 Steerage 10 London -
St<etRe tickets good for d. months oo
ses forw xded Paris Havre, Hamburg Bremen,
Re,tsrdsnl Antwerp ke., at reduced through fares.
wishing bring out their friends can buy tickets here
following New YoTt From Liverpool or Oneens
town FIRST Cabin SIS Ss5 and 100 S.eerage nom LAYER
pool $40; from Queenstown, so. 80
d earry experienced SugeonS They are bait 10 "Herasos
goT forheT Information apply 10 Liverpool 70 WIN INMAh
AGENT No y Water-N. In glasgow TO WIN INMhN No; ,
"a Froeh souare an Queenstown to G. W. d. SEYMOUR 4
Sc IA Ioraon 70 CIV rs MACY No OF King "iisn, IT.
n PAD. 10 JULES DECOUE, No Place de Ia Bourse In hill
sS.lIis 20 J0VN O. DALE No 100 Walnut st. the Com
$3.50. 49, JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
P"0'' No. is Broadway, N. Y
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DEDUCTION IN PRICES. -
liz ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COAPANf'
KEw-YoRK AND GALWAY LINE
TOUCHING AT ST. JOHNS, N.E

The departure viii be the new ode wheel s'ens
RER, Prowse, commander, from Boston, on lVLSDAt'
Dec. 10. nh - Il.
Rates Of passage part Of Ireland on Hallway ana "
SAr nripeipsl cities Of England and Sootlsnd
FtcIass GlO0 $50, and SIS according 70 sateIoon 70
oostiops Third Class 80 including cooked provision
And 10 ST johns N R.Fs Glass SO ThiIa Cisss -
Children under IL yesrs half price under ysaI nee 1i'
Gas, "a required 10 furnisb beds and inns %,
Psrsons passage from New York Tor the
n Boston VIII receive fee from New olh 70 osson
An e.peneaced surgeon IL attached 70 eeoh ship Peons
bpS 10 send fY their friends obtain return tickets VI le
Auov Ing greatly reduced prices: 1890,
IN third cabin, nom Galway 80 In thTd cabin nom sny
Ireland railway 81 20 In tniro e@bin nom 'ne
prf1sipal eities Of England ard Scotland, TS
fsr freight or passage epplyto ,n,>,,,,,,, -.
Nos 81 and IS South st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23


The Bowery Fire Insurance Company has deelareda
dividend of 10 per cent, payable December !.
The panic in the Money market has been the allah
sorling topic of the week and having engaged the
exclusive attention of merchants, we report an entire
suspension Of business in the general market
Notwithstanding the severe pressure no important de-
fault has occurred, and the jobbers have shown n
strength which few were willing to accord to them.
The ease in the Money market for the past eighteen
months had lued them into fancied security in their
reliance upon their bills receivable in their portfolios TO
meet their regular monthly payments, and the storm
came on 20 unexpectedly that they now staggered for
the moment when the banks refused all accominoda-
ton and their paper was forced into the open market
But the action Of the banks yesterday has relieved them
from all anxiety and the public feeling has changed
In the mean time, Domestic goods have not changed
in value and with the resumption Of preparations for
the early trade, demand will probably exist, suf-
cient TO remove all anxiety Of the manufacturers with
reference 10 their fabrcs the stocks relatively
low as compared with previous years; nevertheless il
il no part Of producers to force the production nord
pntely and il would be- much better to restrict the
hour Of labor during the coming Winter. Many mills
during the past year have worked their operatives IL
hours per day. whereas this season OF the year IN
hours IL quite sufent for all parties. The lighting Of
mills, aud other incidental expenses attendant on the
working the mills nights and mornings, increases the
cor, Of production of the fabrics and affords the oper
atves little relief from the routine of their abors,
which ia an economical as well az humane eonSidera-
ton worthy Of consideration.
The foreign arrivals report dnl market In Man.
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'otI Sl26,8 81 Sl42,8% W

The Cincinnati Gazette gives the following as the
schedule Of East bound rates, ell classes of which
took effect yesterday, Nov. 10. We have already given
the rates on fourth class and -four to New-York, but
tie following gives the rates on first, second and
third class IS well as fourth class, and -four 10 the
points named:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
PAINTS, Oils, &e.

NIL, OIL, OIL.-To MACHINISTS, RAIL-
W ROADS, STEAMBOATS.-The cheapest knd beat LU-
BRfCATlNG OIL known % per gallon, from
BRlIkARD HILLS Well Aecca Ohio. Free samples TO
be bad No Broadway between Chambers and Ksadests
Inquire for b. L. HILLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
nEALTU OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

nEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
SOsK WARS AGO, FOLLOWING TssTihonY r"sarfins
Ts.s.nbeIs Medicines received from highly literary and
re hsious authority: - -, Il,
Taslberg Cor pany fully juhcs expressing The opn'
io, thst th.ir medicines are worthy OF confidence.
FRANCIS HALL, Editor and Proprietor
Newly ork Commercial 1dteytpsey
thereby certify thu, have examined number Of tes. Oniss
s.hid 10 me ~ the Grsefenbg Company relative TO the
% of their medicines and take pleasure 10 saying that they
Tent ydepoes OF genuneess .nd are therefore entitled 70
Is, confidence Of the public N bAhuS, u Do,
ssee ts, TINE Of he ead'sg GraS'S1~g 'dene' he'
we" y" UTERINE CATHOLICON
which l. certain ouTo for all female rvgnaffieS, -esn
,rnors nlc.rbtiou Inflammation, vii fAihnss and owner
local arrangements the uterine organs well a. the oon'
tptional troubles arising from them. > D. u.-,..
pr1es al 40 Der bottle RoR sI DoLLASs FvH borIiss
WILL EiPRKN, AID CHnksys rA"A'p ~ Inv
ssb ov EKppHss Lfsg IRON kYw.foRs , n, IT.,
Address JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, NJ. d. Hedsnt rhJ's'''4''
Orssfenbers Institute No. = BONDSI, NEW. ohh Aha.
I HRIDGE lo, yseirs patients he GydfenbSIg IHshte
lie ay be consulted by personally and he Is PER
sonAlly permitted 10 reser 10
HoEAcE GKKKLKT Of 1he Mag Yoyk 7yt1Hnt
Prof A. T. PEABoDI, ~ HafBari IsTcr'tg, Man
Rev T. III. CHAPIs, u. d., oC Mar yoyk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

amount has been paid for at Washington in Treasury
Notes, and some cash payments have also been made
there and at Philadelphia Az far as we can ascertain
the amount unpaid does not exceed million and
half
Tie receipts of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road for tho second week In November were:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

mr.. RIGGS's TRUSS challenges comparison
with any other. Waterproof always closn, and warranted
nct fof 1--WE with careful! Also, new insTuuon
foT ysricoeale snd enlsIs god veins. No. Bsrcisyss
nR. SCOTT GUARANTEES Il good appetite,
steady nerves clear head oleeness natural rest q night,
AID p,Ifcct cure for scrola Dyspepsie snd hheumsn V
Room 30 No s Broadway Copy the sddes. and write o. CAL
GORE CORNS and BUNlOS6 are really CURED
- Ly tls use Of SWISS CORN PLANTER Y% sse ny
- L. DlPuy Drsssit, No w bss'"ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

Ofthese, not all will respond TO the call and our y banker
the condition Of EACH have agreed to throw out the
notes ofthe following to-day:
IIsT on BASKs THR NOTES WHICH THRows OCT.
aueri,su Exchange Bank Bank Of Aurora
Part OF the Conniony eslth, Bsuk Of Raleigh,
Germ Exchange Bank, National bak
State Psnk Of lllinois,
that every bank named In tho list eye The seven
" an NJ ke good securities and without trouble AZ the
present seventy banks not embraced IN this cal solvent
and We have believe that whatever hzPpeu their
uotes will good They secured by bonds not yet
much deprecstedmany those Of the State Of the
Uni I'd States end they have ten cent maIgnsthat An
excess Of uries ccuaionwch entities them " the
continued confidence Of the public.
The Ner- Orleans Delta OF Sunday says:
The movement In the Money market has shown no variation
Of apy Mind and Increasing ngency still the estnz ieaare
that attracts the notice Of the impartial observer Holders OF
prime commercial paper underworld 10 sale. on Saturday
but hout success and transactions restricted TO some
city securities at 2dli cent The banks discounted
the Yesterdays income for their regular Gus. onor
but YVES than portion OF the calls
made upon them and parties having special claim upon them
disposed with the uaual consideration There moth
pR done day any class Of stocks OF bonds and
unable discover the slightest inquiry at time for this do
scription Of securities.
TIE following is the New-Oresns Bank Statement
for the week ending Nov. 7, a. compared with the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
Goal, tl)ooo, &r.

WYOMING VALLEY C0AL.--Furnace, Crate,
ard Range COAL, Of the best quality for domestic
Weight and delivered perfect odos In all parts OF
the city oders received At the yard No 2 sthsv corner
2sts office OF the Susouehanns and Wyoming Valley
ksllTosd and Coal Company, No. % WHl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANl

Trains leave:
TKOn CHAsBERs-sT.:
Express, : and II a. m., and :
r. IN.
Troy and'Albany, Mail Of o;ls
p. m 80
Troy aud Albany with Sleep
ing-car), $40 p. IN.
Pousbleepsie Train, 1870 q m
and ! T. m.
Peekski'l Train, $50 p. nj.
Sing Sing Train, 9:45 u N. and
sand : ?. N. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. hrst-
a class steamer viii leave NeYork op the lst llth and 2'
~ sa month except these daes fall SUNDAY when
he day Of departure will be the MONDAY following For
.sraS WsrTsDsst IT, ID. 3. ALLEN Agent
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
lrothon0tary's Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
~ teresied, that the following Assignee Ac-
counts have been filed in the Parliamentary
office at Lewisburg, Union county, and tha;
the same accounts will be presented 10 the
Cour, OF Common Pleas of said county, on
Friday, the l7lh day Of February next, for
confirmation and allowance, 10 Wit:
The account of Joel Riehl, Assignee OF
Yot Yodtr, of Limestone township.
The account of George Drelsbach, Esq,
Assignee Of T.. b Waller, OF MitiiinbuTg.
The account of David SEafier. Assignee OF
H,nry Houfs, of West Bufaloe township.
The account of George DreIsbach. Esq,
Assignee Of Dqrid Berry. of BuiialUe town
sip.
The account Of Gen. Philip Gross. commit
tee Of Abraham Eyer. o Cnicn township now
decd. SAMUEL ROUSH, Proth'y.
Lewisburg, Jan. IL, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
.EctiCe

Union Counfy,.s. AT Court of Common Pleas
W. ! held a, Lewisbnrg IN and for the
LIS , county Of Union on the 2lst day Of
IO December, AID. 1859, before A5rlm
5 vii, n. President, and Philip Ruhl and
John W. Simontun, Esquires, Judges of the
said Court, Upon the petition OF Henry Def
ienderfer, setting forth that on the l2th DAY of
Ayrii A. D. 1881 Henry pi HrndcTfrr your petitioner
samuel D. Yud r. ami Joshua lolr, Of the township Of
NhI.s Der executed - samuel hanck Adninis'rAtor
# N. estate nf Fhsl.RCE DI.rfLNB CHR deceased. of
.-it t0vnsHp rcrtnn indpnture Of mortgage in due
form Of whh IS recorded in M0rtgare Book A page
ta fr the security Of the T1Im'nt of the SUM at two
thousand three hundred End ;iy nine doar. anu thry
two c,ut- lrwful money Of IL" Unci States relation
icip. thcr unto had viii more fully and at er-r appear
that III. si Samuel RHuch, l"nS tie legal holder OF
t...il rloit- =. has removed ~ the SiSte Of Indiana
and lied without entering satisfaction upon the record
far te sarnr: aud h,t payment has been made Of all
tE- T. o,y ~ suount due III and lu- 50 ninuci
for than two y'nfs-I'fe"rr nnilns te '"uFt 10
dire: the Sheriff to notice ttiHS The facts IN the
r,t fiop st = h. npor VIM. j. and Amos EEnck, ESsc
utn, Of ssi Samuel rrl, who are to he found
In M :,n IF Peru county Of Neui, State # In Tia na,
recurring them to appear at the next term, and answer
III. 1ctiu And your petitioner further prsys thst
upon lac trrrf briuc nNic. that the full amount for
which tn "a r',nS' was given has been p'l, That
vrnr rrra Court viii decree and direct that saiis
fi q al 9 ,n;, r'l upon ia" cord of the said m RI
ss hy ,h- Recorder Of Deeds, pas ment Of the costs
% r..,j,r To ti, entry Of the sSil MORTGAGE or any
r,sir. fr rton. rnt that sAtj-acton entered shHl
fr ey, slr-s s. 'a' -Ei rrlrn-e the same mortgage
rn, So st OF t--"ntiy in -rrh made and pro-
vIci Which 'rti,irn being rcnl AMI Court grant the
Irsyrr q Sheriff 20 give public notice in
ar Oo~e HrWsfap.rs within thc county. once week for
fur rrSV'y prior to rr1t Term, and I1sil to
the Executors ui s,b samuel Eanck, Il cess q. paper
cc,frinr the nati-, To the nearest rosc!ce that
be ncI requiring the sail parties 70 appear at
rcIt Term ant an-wrr this petition. iy the Court.
Witness my hand aud zeal Of the said Court at Lewis
burr. tlis ith Guy of lRIu7ry. AD. l'fn.
SAMUEL EoUSH, P-othonotary.