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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

U' There is no fact better established in mcdi
cal science than that the remedies Tor disease vary
I'm their effects with the climate and other surround
lngs oil the patient The treatment that would be
successful in New York Boston might utterly fail
in Louisville or New Orleans, and rice uersa This
Will IN some measure explain why it is that John
Bulls Compound Pectorai of Wild Cherry is so
prompt ana citieientin diseases of the lungs and
'nroat IN The West. IL is Western remedy, pre-
pared from the bark of "a Western tree. and tcstcJ
by experience in Western disease. 1t is not an
experiment; it is fixed fact in medical science and
has been tested by the experience of thousands in
the Western country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

!. NEw AND NOVEL OArH---The Deputy Clerk Of
our County, ofthe clerercss fellows IN all crea-
ton, as well as most excellent officer. the other
day administered TO Doctor Lemon the, following
original oath: sYoa do solemnly swear that the
facts set forth IN ts affidavit you verify
believe, so help you God .ffy cents Doctor
ofcourze the Doctor had to pay the fec, after
swearing that he would. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

81 THs DEFENDING CRIsrs OF THE SourH-By Hinton
Rowan. Helper, which has been so extensively adscr
tised by the New York Herald, and the disunion De-
mocracyi in Congress, may now be found at the New:
Depot ofGeo- Lindsey. in Woodwards Grocery
Store, Laportc Street. Also, John Browns life
and all other Books and Periodicals which the pub
lie may demand, either kept hand or received
within three days after being ordered.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

1860. EXCELSIOR. 1860.
Horse, buggy and Harness.
f.. ID. NTrEs&
FIFTY-NINTH
Grand Gift gaterprl5f,
5 200 in Valuable Prizes.
so ACRES OF RICH FARMING LAND!
$50 PRIZES In AMERICAN GOLD /!
S3O Gold and Silyer Lever Hunting Watches
Worth from SIS to 5000 each.
2 SEWING MACHINES.
AtS15 and sizes each.
Gotd Chains, Fine .S;tpcrware, Jewelry, etc.
TICKETS LIMITED To. . 600
WHOLE NO. PRIZES, ............ 900
SINGLE TICKETS,-ONE DOLLAR
NINELE IChEIS,-ONE DOLLAR
To be drawn nj Cincinnati, o., Monday,
January 81, 1850.

WOULD respectfully call the attention of tht
Il public to my FIFTr NINTH GRAND GIFT En-
TERrnisE, which will be drawn at Cincinnati Ohio.
Monday, January %, 1850, in the presence O.
all the ticket-holdcrs who chose to attend The pri
ces of Tickets in this Distribution is One Dollar-
each licket-loder having chance to draw n fine
Horse. Buggy, and Silver mounted Harness, con,
pete down to the whip in the socket, and ready to
Jumpin and drive off at a moments notice. Ever,
holder has also chance to draw an eighty.
acre Land Warrant, enabling him to possess him
self Of Farm in some of the rich prairies of the
West; besides there are two hundred and filty
prizes in Gold, ranging from 50 so up to $500
each There are also two hundred and fifty
Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches in the
scheme, all warranted acurate time keepers, and
worth from S25 to 5000 each.
There are also two Sewing Machines of tho
very best patent, worth $40 and s 0J, the use of
which TO any family could scarcely be over-estima
ted, and which would always find a ready sale
should they be drawn by any person who did not
need them for his own use.
The Table and Teaspoons ofpnre English Sill
vcr arc the same that have put in nIy schemes
heretofore. and with which no fault has ever been
found, they being of the very best quality man.
ufacturcd. The Platcd-w is genuine double
plate, and not merely washed, as is the case with
much of the ware offered as plated Ii will last
an ordinary lifetime.
Inc variety OF ornamental Jeweiry embraces
nearly everything for Ladies', Gentlcmen's and
Children's wear-consisting of Gold Lockets.
Breastpins and Earrings of Coral, Garnet, Cam
co, and plain Gold; Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Rings.
Fens. and Pencils. at several different prices; with
fine Gold Vest and Guard Chains for Ladies and
Gcntlcmen--thcse are all of the latest STYLES, by
the best manufacturers, and of the best quality to
be had for the price.
have been engaged in giving Gift Enterprises
st.-
satisfaction. The drawing is always under the
control of committee Of ticket holders and those
who are absent stand the same chance as those
present. Prizes drawn by absen. ticket holders
are, Immediately after the drawing, sent at nv
risk and expense, and in case the prizes are not
received, will send them again. Money sent to
me for tickets Is also at my risk. Programmes
containing full list of the prizes will be sent to
my one who may orderthem, whetherthey purchase
tickets OF hot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
NEGLECT NoTTHE SLIGHT PAIN,

InorcH BUT LITTLE PAIN now, it NAV, by neg
iect, become terrible one by and by. The old adj
ase,"A stitch in time saves nine, should never be
forgotten Ii is much easier to guard against dis
case by taking proper of the system when it is
impaired than to mend it when it is once broken
down. Every family should be provided with that
celebrated preventive, Bakers Pain Panacca.
For sale by agents in all important places.
See advertisements
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

Eight Of those presen. have served their countr,
in time of war
An examination Of the above list will show IA
ti,iries ~ folh,ws:
Unk-rnwn IS; yirsini, n; Kcniurky s; Penn
sy,s mi, 6; Germ,ny 5; MARYLAND &; New York
A. Connecticut ?; lrcI mi ,; New Jers-y'I; Ten
nsssre L; Ycrm mt l. Cinda West |.
The unitei ages of all present over seventy years
OF age are 100 years. <ol ~
The united ages Of all mentioned in the above
Esf, ~ far asccrtsincd, are 4, $50 years.---
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

The REsoiUrIoSs-On the death of DIR. Griffin
by the Good Templars, were furnished us by mem
bcro fthe order day before yesterday and appear
this week-but those Of the same nature from an
other source cannot appear till next week.
BANK STock AND OrFIcERs.--We are informed
by the Cashier. Fl. Early. ESQ, that she stock Of
the Plymouth Branch, of tie Bank of the State OF
Indiana, has recently changed hands. and that a
new board and ofhcers have been chosen.
a gentleman residing in Lafa, cite, Indiana, is
now President. Mn. Early retains his position as
Cashier.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
TO AGENTS.,

All responsible persons who desire to act as
agents in this Enterprise, arc requested to do So
II twenty-five or more tickets are sold, they will
be furnished at the rate of so cents per ticket, and
besides premium at the rate of ten per cent. in
Jewelry will be allowed. Thus by selling twenty.
hive or fifty tickets month for few months, an
agent can procure an excellent watch without the
outlay of dollar. If $50 tickets are sold in sim
gle Enterprise. will allow premium of Is nor
cent in American Gold All who cannot act as
agent themselves will confer favor on me bv pro
curing some one to act in their place; ard if the
agent so procured sells twenty five ticket or more
a handsome book will be presented to the person
procuring him.
Single tickets, 81.
All orders must he addressed to L. D. Sine, Box
10, Cincinnati, Ohio. dec. 22-7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
SHERIEE,s SALE

RfvIRTUE of an Execution issued by tn,
II Clerk Of the Marshall County Circuit Court
and to me directed. in favor of Alexander II
Newfouid and against Edwin A. Wales, / will offe
=. Public Sale, as the law directs. at the Corr
house door in the town of Plymouth, Marshal
County. Indiana, on '''~
~. Saturday. January 90, 1860,
between the hours ofl0 clock, a. M, and4 O'Clock
p ~ OF said day, the rents and Profits for term
not exceeding seven years, of the following de-
scripcd real estate, situate in said county OF
Marshall and State Of Indiana, to-wit:
I,e north half of the northwest quarter of sec.
ton thirteen, 13) township thirty four "a uorth
OF nHge two CD east; also, the south half of the
northwest quarter, of the same section, township
and range, and the east half Of the north Quar-
Ecr OF section fourteen, (l4,) same township and
range.
Il the rents and profits for seven wears of said
rcal estate will not sell for sum suc5cnr 20 a lie
y said execution, interest, costs and accruinr cost
will at the same time and place offer for sale the
ee simple Of said real cesate, all the right title
nd interest Of the said Edwin A. Wales Il, and 70
ne sane. OF 80 much thereof as RAY be necessary
o sntisfy said wit. BIB - =
o. M. BARNARD, Sheriff NJ @.
January 5. l669-9t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
DONATION VISIT.

.. The friends of Rev. WIN. SIxoss propose to
make him a Donation Visit at his residence next
"Wednesday evening. We hope the Ems of
Plymouth will show their liberality on this occa-
sion. All are Invited to attend.
By order of THE COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

sasTnkanI4 MEsrirsa-1-e Il \ ns,,c 3 oe.t
Saturday m'rnins ar l9a.m. Elder johnson and
Rer Wilcy, pastor Of the chm ch here. afliciate
aelcfsymen- Aaint restinS AMI profitable scxson
isslsapaed- As Esf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

The Treasurer contributed the balance due him
to the Society.
On motion ofJoscph Evans,he Society proceed
Cd TO the election of Officers for the year 1860, with
the following result. to wit: Joseph Evans. Pres-
dent; JOSEPH! Wcstcrvclf, Vice President; James
H. Case. Treasurer, Mark Cummings, Sccrcta
~ Directors the following persons were appoint
cd and elected:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE MARSHALL
co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

PLYMOUTH, January 9TH, 1860
The regular Annual meeting of the Marshall
County Agricultural Society was held at the Court
H1use, i'm Plymouth. pursuant to printed notice.
The President, G. o. Pomcroy, called the meeting
to order. and there being quorum ofthe members
present. the Society proceeded to the transaction
ofbusness in the following order:
The Treasurer called upon to make his ina,
report in relation TO the finances of the Society
which was nude AMI received, and Of which the
is brief synopsis:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
HERHICK7s
CARPET SWEEPER /
The House Keepers Blessing |!
A Great Domestic Invention !!

ma. K. z. H2RAgEg
II AS just perfected highly valuable invention
u Tor sweeping Chpets, by which every parti-
&c Oh ausf. scraps of ppcr, thread, pins needles,
na,, Sc, taken up and deposited into tin rcccp-
taolcs, with perfect ease.
IL prevents the rising Of dust--tlat sure com.
s a.'on 20 every other means now used for sweep
,nss carpets, and so annoying to housskcepcrs who
curtains. chandeliers, &C. - =
IL VIII save its cost in short time in the wear
OF tne carpet; one person With this machine can do
inc work OF many servants. For Churches Hotels
STEAMBOATS,, Saloons, and for every carpcted dwell
ing, u Is admirably adapted and it has only to be
used to hc unprecedented For sale by ~
= ! GEORGE B. ROBERTS:
Sov io-l La Porto, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA,
A BeneuoIsnf Insfifufion esfa6fssd Bg special En-
do,rmen, for the relief Of the SICK and Disfresscd.
afflicted nth Tralsnt aud Epidemic Diseoss, and
especially for The Cure Of Diseases Of The Sereai
Ovgons
M EDlCAL ADVICE given eratir, by the
lNl Acting Surgeon, 10 all who apply by letter,
with description Of their condition, Gage, occups-
ton, habits of life, &c., and in cases OF extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcrmotorrhea;
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispepsary,
sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Two or three stamps for postage will
be acceptable.
Address, On. J. SKILLIN HOuGHTON, Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of he
Directors. EZRA ID. IIEARTWFII.
GEO. FAIRcTnI.D, Sec'y. President
December q, 1855
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

On motion the Secretary was required to give
each Director written notice of his appointment,
also requesting each 10 call and obt,in certificate
of appointment
On motion an application was made to the Coun-
ty Auditor FOR loan Of 500 from the Sinking
Fund. for the use of the Society.
The following persons we're appointed as a CON-
m:ttce to prepare Premium List for the next Fai
G. Pomcroy. ID. S. Congcr, James A. Corsc, w.
j. Hand, !. D. Halsey. s A. Francis, Joseph Evans,
J. IT, Case and H. Cummings
The Society then adjourned to meet on the first
Saturday in March, 1862, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
By Older OF the Society,
j. EVANS, President.
VI. CUMMINGS, Scc'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

~
Ore broke out about bali pas nine oclosS last evea.
ng In uhe repository connected with the excessive
r,aev msnufsctory q Meesfs John G ncnmsa Co, %
Mas street. Ramsay, and In ow minutes tbs tos
n blszc. Owfng 10 the csnbanble nature Of the
contents, the Gre maze rapid progress and m the
Story building, 3es feet Ia oepth BY % feet VIDE.
several intervening vngt AID covering several u
grosnd, ~ss . mass o. n,m-s.
IL building, together with rs contents, irnudar
every description, valued about SD oVO vas On
ureiy destroyed. ne carriages really for shiOmen,
~bch vere consumcd, IAN destined Cor New OflcAns)
amounted N atty or sixty.
Tue budiag sss owned by Isssc " Dcrman, Esq, q
this city, (croshcr Of ohn Den nss whose Io~s Gscsi
SIC ocoiasured The asnder OF ths loss tnoiadnx
sock, AZ, falls upon Messrs. C. &Co sm,anlsg 70
about 30 0Oo-hs OF which IL covered By ias1raacs
Tho IRE vas, donst, The work u lnoeu iisres and
appas have been part Of concerted dabocsl e1ort
shsoh extended even ~ Tia ety. 10 destroy the property
OF gentleman connected with the Arm at Rshsay Who
IL rtsicsrt Of Newark and among oar noes respected
epergeuc and public spirited oazsns, Mr.. John Dsn
his belief strengthened by Inc 'so, fhn N another
earrsee estsblshment, shout two hundred yards
cssns nom that destroyed at Railway and belonging 10
the nrD TIE materials ncoeSy for s dcst uctca,
conprsng quantity ~ nuid IN cans surrounded with
shavngs, &c we're this morning found IN one Of thc
rooms bot, owing o defect the arrsngsu~ns Of ths
mrteh, fortunately failed 10 Communicate With the
lpusd and sell more DISASTROUS hsxraucn w@ pre-
vered
The destruction Il the establish uscnt o, Nss ssvseA
shrv~s ssoc, eny pcssc,s ont ~ employment II III
caiy ~ temrsry however. 80 we are lnfc~nst ~ NJ.
Issse D-nmsn thai the building vin be r~psoed son
pcepose VITA sscsber 81 equal dinensse1s NJ. ions
q h~nmsn stated fcr New ors~srs saturday i>st
that ~urs amounting 81 hae cH~rrt fpr spe 90
prohguosJn I'd opuyscupn e ~ nQmjkortoa
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u rNlnss rsncS b. h. Ges-re N. Pasohss...... I
ID. Pnier named B. h. Ethan Aica ..............
BrsokIyn Cssy News

Nrw Ylcur Cars HocsS-Tn FKu RACE 90 I'm sHA-
sc.-rns Brscsya Yacht Club preparing for iss -
preaching season By The erecusu n bunsns - -
dock Me foot Of oosrt street, foe The
q their ows members a. ven a. lady viaisrs n
buidIns Of vosd and two stories 10 height scss-
PIES An elevated position, Afford sp,enad vtsw
Of the bay The 1rst floor win be divids< int spsrt
meus for The msa and hs second story yin be assA ~
- ssocn for lady spectators The club nov nun 49,
over one hundred members and over thirty ave ssas,
ranging from twenty tors down. ne building WI -
completed BY the 1st Of June and the hrs re9auA Va
take place curing The ssne month. On IuesaAy su.-
noos race took place betwces The ysons ~
and Sadie. NE former undes charge d nnU
s@edky and The 's.ss 's,,ss r w's .no, pI ..s
o'cIoch, rallied ssvn the bay, doubles rT
Diamond and retsrpcd 70 The STARTING point Al half psa
four O'clock, the wind being snfAvoraoe rue sas
two minutes AID forty seconds aavsncs o. -
competitor The stakes we're - SIDE ~ saa'oen -
rear Of ne Dab Hoase 81 the Excsissov Base Ball css.
where they vili practice during hs summes pcrses
Of neighbsrme building ars ataed NJ Tor tAssr 60
commodities.
KINGS Corvrr SPECIAL rux-rbe special term Of ne
Kings ogunsy Supreme cours w. yessrdsy ssjspe< "
Judrs scrusham unsn Monday, May Il, NJ lsa oo,osk
A. n On which day NE calssdAr Gin consa Of IN causes
psA dhppssd o., but No cause WIN ss akes up ua -
occupy more than hour h ~ trial before he cssrL
me ssDe cvdcv Of business win b followed rsesxy.
ne ne object Of this fes 10 70 afford cppsrtsssv
Wednesday, the nd, ne trisi q Ne 81 ed
be resu~ed and w pr>baby occupy he bsissss Il -
ume shas cen BE- asvote< ~ ne 0oat Y ~ ss~sA
IWm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

The bark lone Star. nxcr, the pooecr u direct usds
beswcrr our port and frAnc, arrived nerc oa Sunday
from Bordeaux, consigned 70 Ksdcr BeC, Esl as Prcs.
OF Board of Trade me L,ao slr has board
swcrtrd cargo consisting q almost evcry talug whioh
cosd ~ imported from thai cousvy 70 meet tbs
seckson. Amosg the ~aclcs embraced IN the csrx,
lrs qasnriy q bran iiss, champ sgus, sad
eshc~ vince siks, gloves, husery, meccinrs &c n.
sne rev crtlizsr, prepared BY freach cne nfsts
tho particular bcneat Of the tobacco crop. II n sad
Frsros that the Pcruvsn gusoo gives the tco,cco dss
grec.oe ant acrd qns unpleasant - tne tsss and 40
uecrtsi 10 the system rom frrthzsr ia,eaief "
cuunrr.rt these hss secsa and 10 recwpcrss
Qua nol N TIE most favorable manner Cor Drop
TIE CARO- ie.rr rin be soh rc<ftr sna oi
csr psooucs necssvy for Frsses go be seasy ~ sss
sfnne ina NV Ard caFxe 4 d-SoksgRvd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

HSur0 ~ I'd uoa eesus
snsAyv CONDITION or ruE s0AOOs suiLstsus-
,NrgygsrfkG REPORTS PROM rss skA HH ooA'
NIyfss-rnE BiIxA QuEsdo~ HxHU a1D, sro.
ms Co.cns~seers o. Eiuosas. hsia sAsr regular re
,,sc. m sousg yesterday afsrsesa Gen .sssasr Green
prssasiss.
ina ss ssi eosrs q the seyssssass ward sppxsd FOR
$3.50 20 purchase ptans for primary schsd Ne q Tss
s,,csaso was Ieferrsa 70 ~ Osaois0s Soass Fur
n,s,e s,mnsr conaussoasien kea the soasy ssoo1s
ward ssd Q like retcreacc.
the school officers Of FIRST ward infor sa the Bsld
hat s buildings Green xsoh tsees, piod ~ ward
ssaouI No 20, ts.tsrag oaAsen asa cSossAas1
v, TIE lives tnsss hsnarcd cssArss xas
,e,ys ns.rucssoa thea rsey authority 10 esop
oscaus tue shreae ssax tasg ~ rea iss sse
Ia fra ~ place. ADD saJsasg property 81 - S-esa
oL street. which IL noW ieaesd for went, Ono pears 70
other parties, wiling, bewsver, % pArt With
ths, Tor ssoeo. ~hos san the ward oses reooo-
r.cpass 70 DO pal, thea foe t. rhe csan aniostioa
slse aug ses.ed THAI tho buii6fsgs oocuYied %
rnIIsd sowu and rebuilt tho event Of tbs Bosrz dsap
swing OF the other Suggestions oontAinef In the doci
Ts manor vss rsserred 70 the CeuittseB O Sites And
5cto Housee ana Repairs
IN, Fa.s ., CO o. s,iee IL ehe fols wing repsrt:
Thai sasace ot funds rsserved for specM sppropr0
uols at the s tber isst rcpsrt wAs s16,ss
and FIRE n ahch Is - be celoasA fer APpropris-
tguB m ade Aprtl rs as fciess, VIZ
For expenses Of special csnaissee On wNf
ya~ 5siusn 20 acpr:priiasa isr erecting
ward school No IA. ooss
For rebu,ldine ward school No. g.. 80. 1858
For ezra vosk ward school No. H.. 9sI
SIS, 6ss
Ie.xFs uuspprcpriatsd April 80, 1864. $s2 9e4
vne report ~.s socepted
laa NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21

The Africa brings back about $4,000 of protested
Cotton bills on Messrs Fl. g. A. Conbrough and K. l.
Riokerbury The letters by the Africa give very un-
favorable account of the Liverpool cotton market IL
was almost impossible TO force sales at better than 3D.
for mddlDg and many Of the Gales there was loss
els to $40 per bale. 1t was estimated in Liver
pool that the aggregate quantity OF the crop oil lo'oo
received there would result in oss of SIS 600 on
the American prices. The telegraphc advees by the
Connausht three days later, quote better market,
good demand and frmer prices.
We understand that The papers in the suit by the At
torney General of the State against the New-fork
Central Railroad for back canal tolls were TO be served
on the Company to-day at o'clock. 1t is stated In
the street that the Company have determined to carry
the question of the consttutionalty of the canal toll
proyson in the original charter 70 the Court OF Ap-
peals at Washington.
The Railway Convention has adjourned, and a meet
ing of the four trunk roads and the Grand Trunk OF
Canada i'll I've held at Saratoga Springs, July q, to
adjust rates Of freight for the coming season. Upon
ger rates there is perfect harmony, and good
understanding will be had about ffeights.
The regular quarterly dividend Of . cent by the
BROOKLYN Central Railroad Co. was this day declared
PAYABLE on the 10th Of August.
The accounts by the Africa state that in London the
demand for money wac active but not heavy. No
thing was done below & cent. On the Stock Ex-
charge leans were freely offered at - cent on Gov
eminent 3, curties The supply Of money was rather
more abundant. The London Times, in its city
article, dated Friday evening, says: Reports were
current of one or two suspensions at Liverpool, IN
connection with the cotton market" The London
Herald aso refers to the rumors, and says that toe
suspensions were reported to extend to Manchester
and Newcastle, as well as Liverpool.
Mr.. E. +. Satterthwa ate writes as follows:
have report Urgent market for money durpg
the considerable confusion having been
b, failures In the bids and leather use
to an exten, altogether unprecedented in that branch OF com
49,. o.t,zoa. - Ill
dend for account 10th July . y.., q, &.
Business in securities continues very limited Is
confined chiefly moderate investments IN States stocks ana
sound Is sd bonds In shares the only demand for Ees
which are anted at from III 10 IL.
Messrs ID. Bsil, San A. Co NOTICE and quote the
market for American securities as follows:
have no change report In the market Tor American seen
N st continues inactive, and prices are generally with
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

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the Erie Railroad under foreclosure:

the ERIE Railroad under foreclosure:
SUPREME COURT, CousTY OF NEw-YoRK.-JAsEs
Bkows and J. C. BANCROFT DAVIS, TIustees fnd another
PLAINTIFF sfGinst the NEwYoRK ERIE RAILROAD Com
p.SY and JosEPH WALEKR URIAn SETH, and WILiLas
HOoEEH Trustees defendants 9Th Mortgage Sutt-Notice
hereby given that the undersigned Referee and pursuant TO
final Judgment Of foreclosure and sale entered In said sut
known as the Filth Morsage Foreclosure Suit the ninth
day Of 1900 viii the twentieth day OF November 1867
Il o'clock that day at tie Merchants EAchse 10
the City Of orb land through A beccker Auctoneer
se public auction the real and pesons property ana
franchises directed by said judgment TO be sold and which e
therein described and referred TO as follows; ~.
All singular the railroad Of the said New OH ana @
Railroad Company and In the possession 81 VI. ~ H.
Including Piermout the Hudson kiver 70 ana
eudins the hna OF aid railroad on LAKE bne anu
thai mart Of aid road Known the Newbursh branch on
Eevtwsh 70 hs msin ns together With the lands