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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

C. T. Cromwell esq, has just been in the interior of
Wisconsin, and settled $40 900 of Mil Haukee and
Mississippi Railroad Fam Mortgages at from to 10
b cent deduction from principal and interest COM
pounded He represents the farmers he had TO do with
as an honest truthful and fair-minded people, dis
posed to meet kindness and hberality with proper
return Some few dsreputable lawyers encoura tho
anti-morgage kagues and the fan passions of the sim
pie minded farmers extract large that 90
into their own po,kets.
Chas. l.. Frost having accepted the Presidency of
the Peoria ard Oquawka Railroad Company, has &C.
leced the followiDgnamed gentleman, who have been
TO- day elected Directors, and will comprise ma
jorty of the Board Frances s. Kiddy Of f. Kiddy
& Co.; X. NJ Hennngs of Woodruff & Co John M.
Furman of Furman & Co.. Adolph Rusch of F. & A.
Rusch; Coutlandt Palmer.
The Philadelphia EUening Bulletin of yesterday
says of the money market in that city:
Money continues abundant the 6d6i y cent with
ioubed good coasrss but paper
ciate upward The agricultural product. Of the
y. ss S sss 3 & s d
JSsd' and sshDs vessels ships have improved 10 value O
there healthy business doing in most dep Tmen. OF trade
The Ner Orleans Pieayune under date Of Thursday
p M, Sept. 20, reports of Exchange;
Yesterdays business In cotton followed up y ehtenied
operations Odsy and the aa.aG NOV %
this suddenly basis and again to the
sterling done al st Tor the same
bns which brought 1904 yesterday ed woad require an eI
r.pons the latter hgure fof remittance Purposes
T hanks ssk llOIaiOi considerable portion Of the cotton
puehs 10 dsy were England aud hence the sterling marke,
4 b,,ar snnnHsd we heard Of saes with bill Of adIna
ts he'd Al I68l0IO9 In France the dealings moderate
and We now quote from aIsa5E2O Time BILLS the North
YER or freely offered and notice sales dll and In
ne n,tsnee H. Drawers OF AL paper discOuntableh New
IoL 81 Ia dcoun' but they make little progress in selling
Sib was dealt bank checks though the counter re
remains di Three and ave days banker sold at Sl6al and
private sight closed At ldl The market all was .uu
ped and show tendency to further slasenins though
bank checks could not be bought lower than ptemlum
Markets-CARnErui REPORTED yoR THB N. Y TaIBuys
- TUESDAY, Sept IS, 1890
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

coTToNrbe marie. 4. steady, sAss Of 600 6slss we
TSf!ini .1 aS. 80 .. Of Dios0
q. l3c, and 100 bags Mara DIDO at II. Il, h,.
.e 1 sale. Of & GO ID: Like Superior 2c cash Other
ki@ds,s syJ :, prsviou. 81 ;i re ..1scyn
flour AND MEAJhs inquiry for Wes:srn sSd s. ~.
active sed prices have improved closing s5nS .se
Is aOs IS Is for choice Do IS s'Gss 50 r extra STATE
chiefly SIS 4 IS 0a ss IS for ow g,dss Of Wessro E,s
for ; sSs sr sltut d. end IS 81
Louis Extras Canadian Flour e en Bat prices are hT a..
steady; OF LOO bills IS 7.@ 20 for @'Ied 70 goa
ter GRADE. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are h'e'e and pos
Cod G re b Ss. md iTHp be-. pee sfS
srd 600 eOss. B.nL at .! s1 Mss.eIsl :oo t S
H. "a. 20 ID 3 g
ready sae at aa2ac No. and saaSc for 'casd Other
but Nth :;o 4, .1s.s
$ss;s = sa:A Ssi;.sS ,g 4 q
It s; ssss Ss'e 5Sc bush White Misn ii sS Of
p Sp ~ for Wss and c.n.daa sss for
STATE and 90 for extra do Barley gsthrp ss;eI ;.ss o.
Corn scarce and with light oeng prices have improved
the sne; g 900 bush for Western Aiied and
6GEEY BAGS market !. more active, sales 100 bales,
IoTH0%s SGs. s sS II 20 ba .:' Standard at
l2r., months
HIDES 6n and moderate desnd sales Of West
en- It about SIC for sausSts 500 City Slaughter sa $40
Trpxilo st2lc rejecting bad and 500 Masorss private
H0Ps-Ths inquiry for active, and price.
are unchanged sales Of bales, s,lsai7c. WV"
iR0N1seoteh rig quiet but steady sales Of 800 tuns lots
and oai both moderately active prices
better Of l'O0afaoO bb at aOc 800 SS Lamp
MoLAssEs-The business been moderate; sale. Of Is
NAVAL sTOREs-spirs Turpeutine Is In fair request and
prices maintained with increased 6fTne': ss Of TO bS
lots in NewYork made bbls Crude Is qnes bat
ssd Dce az amer Of bb At sc
delivered The low and medium tine grads are more inquired
200 d. at 81 81 sos 200 do Pale % rs and To DO Pale
VII 9fsTss ntls. q 1s2 49:, ss:s 3. s.sy
q 1880 for American Lnssd sSasec for GrSss wns's
PBovIsioNs-The market QUIET and somewhat IRREGULAR.
ss asa Gss' % 81: for cssI and s.s
ga Is for Prime Beef II moderate demand sales Of $50
and si1a ii 50 extra. dull Bacon quiet;
.sIs q 600 r ice cured PStsd Side; :, % Lss
demand, and full former quotations, o.,..,o,..u
sUGARsNThs demand i, moder.te; prices are steady the
sales $50 hhds, mo.ty Cuba, t6iG9tc.
Das 4cund pen p Ssz o a'J.f
feys Dsrceys and $50 sack Ashton; per John Bright
per ship St. Mary, private terms
SEEDS-Cslcus Lnseed quiet but holders indifferent
sellers short of 81 80 y bush, cash, on Boston .
SPELTER rather quiet sales Of 80 tuns TO arrive OF &C.
n, 6 mos.
TOBACCO-The aspect Of the market Ia quite firm prises
steadily advancing sales l07 hhds Kentucky ct S12tc
bbs Havana p. Z SIS cases Seedlesf at 5dl0c.
TNStrss have continued In sctive speculative request
of 700 ssb the spot and TO aye at aOi essh and
3llc mos including invoice Of MALAGA 70 arrive nc,
less y cent for cash Bsnca quet sales Of $50 abs a avg
02lc eash Plates are in limited request at % ii0es 70
mos, for lrd X. ~ ,
WHISKY-Pces have declined sales Of 40 bbs Of 2Sfc
WHALEBONE remains quiet at about former rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
CUPREME CoURT-Oi,y and County of New

~ York-JOHE ALDEN ssdnit WILLIAM 7. PHELPS.
Summers for demand contract the above
ssmsd defendant You be eby summoned and required
served upon and TO serve copy Of your answer 70 SAID
complain, the subscriber at his Office No l69 Broeisay
tGfy Bpiding 10 the City 81 NevYorh within tSeny DAYS
aer the service hereof exclusive Of the dy Of such service
and you fail 10 the sid complaint within the ne
aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action viii take judgment agnst
you for the Of ten hundred AID doar and
SIty three ens with interest from the thsth day OF May
thousand ih hui ded and sIty besides the costs OF this
sctlon-Dsted May 81, 1890. T y. STEWART,
PlsiptiH's Attorney.
The complaint In the above entitled action hl-d ia the
Office Of the lerl OF the City aud County o. &c Yk a. the
City Hall Of TIE City Of York thu ID dy Of June, 1900
Dated June 1860 T. L. STEWART Plai- tiff sA.tornsJ
s19 1aw6wW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

1881; Galens and Chicago Railroad, 7St1|of
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 49o49i; Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, S008ol; Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad, s1Ia92; Illinois Central 7s,
992al0O.
The range for sterling is from 1904 TO lO93 for
bankers tils, with sales at 1885, and rather doll
market Francs are quoted at SIS to 5.l5i.
Freights-To Liverpcol 1000 bush. Wheat at l2Ic.
in buk and l3c in bags; 1900 bbls Flour at Be-. 3D.,
and bark of COO tuns for Liverpool at lllc. in
shippers bags add Flour at So 3D. per steamer, 500
boxes Chseie, 65s To London: 1000 bbls. Flour at
g. l0ld 94s 500 boxes Cheese at $685. and 200 bales
Hops on private terms To Rotterdam: $50 bales
Cotton at &C., and 600 bbs Spirts Turpentine at &C.
per gallon. To Hamburg: Per steamer, 500 bales
Cotton at &c. To Bremen: 500 bbls Flour at &c. 3D.,
and 100 bales Cotton at ic. To Antwerp: 900 bbls
Spirits Turpenne at 4c. bark of $50 tuns to Buenos
Ayres with lumber ut $40 900 feet and 5 " cent
primage, and brig Of $50 tuns to the south side of
Cuba and back on private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
sl32 969 s3-for Customs $4,000; Payments, $li6,-
I52 81; Balance, s., $685. 600 "a
We annex comparative statement of the exports
Exclusive of spece from NewYork TO Foreign Ports,
for the week, and since Jan. 4:
a Is s;s rs i tSgsss ss lssS;
p,av Renorted 1881 Is 436 4s6 47525,933 "a, 1913
since Ian 1sB47s2l2 84s4s35S7 s66,e6i 535
The Earnings of the Galena and Chicago road the
third week Of September, were as follows:
Third week 1850 .s49&T
Third week 1885, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1915
Increase. .......................".s20 51
The three weeks of this September foot up $l6645
against $l64 Ole the period last yesr-s gain Of
$2,729.
The earnings ofthe Cleveland and Toledo road the
third week of September were:
Third week looI.
Third week E59.....................,.." H,o4o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

TIE SLAYER EMILY TINS ve,sel was libsled
few months ago In this district as slavsr. Bonds be-
ing given she was released and proceeded ON hsrvoy,
age. information has been received at the uni'ed
States District Attorneys Office that the vessel aA'
recently landed cargo Of slaves the Coast Of Ca0a'
and was then scuttled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
Uater-Unre.

DEEKSKIIL WATER-CURE.-Open through
i the yesr D. A. GORTON NJ. D., Proprietor. Reference
In New-GoIk; Hon JOHN B. sCOLEs, No Beehnan St
II. HARRIS esq, No. 38s Broadway.
s. w. BENNETT, esq, No 80 Cedar at
Fg descriptive Circular ineose stamp Address the Prope
TOR, PeekskiH, N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
Albany Livestock Market.

WEsT ALBANY, Sept a. 1880.
Seult 70 ind premium any Of the ysId. With sbcpt
1Ss s;;s s.'S; = e s:ss
than usual Of the heaviest and best lunches.
r.asS ~ .s. s u. 5s s q
s ss:.!s:::::"sss.. s sss hs:ss
last yea. rscpt.. - year y. = ys.I.
ssss sss:::::::::::ss.s III II. lsssis
To he .c.p. Of Cattle must be added 81 hs.d driven 10 on
the turnpike malirgs total Of a ssans 6 last week
Ss more than the cSsP1Isss wee. a ys and M
The cattle from the several States and Canada In The fol-
Hs$f:;i: 81 2its::: IS IS Indians. "a
Aud were distributed through the dHssn. ySds here
sHes.s East Albany 49, Tie following indicate. The ruling
fs:' quality: :::::::";slssss:$ Isl:
S ESD sSSs saii,, sSi: s ss:
the following Joseph Wilson, a extra Kentucky a. y. Pm
at &c. syersse isss b. Allen Green, s r State At o.,
%sS jsSd teeG i ns. :. q .s
m s. se. a.ss b R:7ps s.t: head
age Loco 10 George Drsco IA premium heavy Ksnsneky at
&c. $40 10. T. j. Co.. a. extra Kentncky a A,
n. Gates Sherwood 81 State At 95c
H. average $50 n o. White, rs Illinois a. 50 30 100 n,
21s ~ w. Aansop, IS fair State at S4l head,
average 100 n. Nichols shaul IL Illinois at &c.,
45l To. j. B. Carson, 81 fair Ohios at ga head average
L1Oo 70. NJ Fountain, 81 Illinois at &C., average 2Sl s.
Taylor IS prime ohio at s62 50 p head, average 400 ~ H.
Kahn 70 fair Ohios at $50 = head ayersge lsOo 70 slso, 81
prime do at 500 = head average $50 10 also premium do.
for 255 weight 800 10. Austin Coon 100 fair Illinois at
$50 head 1850 10 also SIS prime do at $50 head
f2S 10 Phillips Wood IA Michigan at 4lc., 400 10.
Jackson Ahre 70 fair Indiana at $50 head 80 10.
Simmons Van Dyke 80 Illinois at &c average AS 10 also
at 2sd4c ~ hive weight. NJ Henry, 80 Michigan at SIS
head average LIS 10 j. Hathaway 81 extra Ohos, 80 50
head average l+0 10 C. r. Rogers Is Kentucky Cows and
Hefers 20 a. 1eo also "a fair Steers At 57 y head
age 59 II also 80 DO St6 o. y head 1913
ID also 10 mesiuu Dc. at Ate y n, average 1877 CHS
well 81 Illinois at S45 81 head, average go 10 b. Sis
II ght aud old State Steers at go 50 bead ay
ersge $50 n James Ware sold several punches Of Ken
turkeys at the ensed and prices noticed below -
$50 n 23 DO 9c average 825 Is at &c average $50
10 is AID heavy at Sc 1910 10 York weight ~
and heavy at Sc coo fork weight! ~ rosn
and oXy at &C.. average 800 H. - 49,.
SHEKP LAD Bs-The receipts fair and demand hgnt
Prices have declined 25c head with slow sales NE
weah has peyentedthe Albany butchers from operating
largely still McGraw Brothers took $50 head during the xeek
s3df4 y head. A. ~ Monroe Of Brighton took 90 Ken
tuckys averaging Ill d. u 81 % p 100 n.
HoGsNothug doing this aide Of the river AZ East Aoa-
the have quite heavy and trade has oeea te
bly, good We that oO 0 heso changed hands a. Sc
for eI and 6le for more than hall the sac, being on
Eastern account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

The United State. SGT John Daa passing counterfeit coin
Phsdea not gully.
The United States sgt Charles Osborn and FRANZ Nm Enyom
for an assault with dangerous weapon JOha Davis mate oil
the bng Elsnore,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
SUPERIOR COURT-SPBcIAL TRs-sept. Is.
DIVORCE CASE.

SUPERIOR COURT-sPBcIAL TaRs-sspt. Is.
DIVORCE CASE.
Adelia A. Adams ast Lyman Adams
BOswORTH, j The adultery alleged IN the 90 n
plant stated upon inform son belief only The defend
ant denies H. and does the person with whom Is alleged 70
have been committed Under such circumstances the plaintiff
should procure affidavit Of who knew the facts and
gaze iei tbs information. Ogcod sg Osgood Pdge 6l
s24 The defendant regularly paid the plaintiff weekly
sum until slis very period, and bic affidavit be
tru offered her weekly the means OF support until she
resed Il n her affidavit be he should not be obliged TO
provide for the child Adeh lnstesd Of directing ief.er &c
now think the should be denied and the pantin et
to renew and be required show enough 10 establish when
MOI clear pms facie case The notions densd
Charles Spencer for pantai Mr. COm,.Ocs for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
Receinfa Of Produce.

Total D, all Routes Sept Is, loso-266s7 bbls Flour
5O7bbls Com Meal 2l bush Wheat 3o676 bush Corn
4367 bush Oats Ss pkgs Whisky $50 gs OIL Cake 81 pigs
Ashes IA pkgs Provisions 1s9 pkgs Lard zig tgs Seed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

NOTICE OF APPLICATION, for the discharge
IN Of nsoycut from his debts pursuant 70 the provisions Of
the third article Of the rst title Of be h eape o. ths second
part Of the Revised Statutes SAMUEL \" ShONht OF the
Town OF Wsded Richno I'D County, state Oh view iCI 10
tee hI P1 hslsd August ~ le0 CTedois 70 .pPel oe'ote
Hon. II. " METCALFE County Judge OF bchmona county
Bic ONCE IN the Town Of southhed 10 sad C9anJ On we
lst day Of November 1870, II o'clock m o. hst Gay 70
chow why az assignment Of SAID asOyens estate soua
not be- made and be BE- d haIged from hi debts paI'uAni 70
tie pIovisi M Of said Statute
EDWARD =. CLARK, Atpy for Insoyent -
AuK 2SIawl0WW. Nc lZt EIOsdueJi n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
COURT CALENDAR-rHrs DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-GEHERAL TERM.-Nos. $40, ~,
81, t2t, 1al. 81, 40 10 81, IS, 50 TO S. o.o
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The II.-NOs. l248,
1896 1894 1890 1894 1886 1880 1893 1910, 1914 1914 1916 1870
1872 I2O6 1914 1874 1880, 1881, 1894
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
Groceries anb l1ropisions.
A PURE ARTICLE. - HOTEL-KEEPERS
N sAd FAMILIES.

N
"BURNSIDE's PURE RYE WHISKY
MessrS CLERY 4 STOCKDALE Of Phladelphia, the pro-
Ptor Of this celehned Whisky have appointed Mess c.
WHITE No 81 Cedars their sole Agents
this sce in NesYork This Whisky be highly
uended CoDscieutouy distledby hr Jsmes Burnside
his proby and high standing Merchant from the tcaTeu
y elected Rye and I'm offered for sale until adapted
emIhcsy the Purest beverages in the Of the pub
To he invalid well TO those in health it commends
itself for h unvaed qualities stimuat Of the safest sures
ard most benehcent description and of dstin-
Fus ed Ply eians using IN their practice with the hsppest
iesuKs. C. R. n WHITE, Sole Agents,
No 81 CedSrst, N. Y.
CIDER VINEGAR. - For sale, NEWTON
~ PIPPIN REFINED CIDER VINEGAR. Warranted pure,
SE the SFw Ea GbFR bids and u G for hS s Se
LYNCH, Commission Merchant, No Erie Buildings.
THE REASON WHY THE STORE OF
THOMAS R AGNEW
No. $50 Greenwichs. OF Murrsy-st NewYork Is
constantly
THRoNGED WITH CUSTOMERS,
The Largest Stock Of TEAS ia the city.
The Largest STOCK Of COFFEE IN the city.
The Largest Stock Of WINE in the CITY,
The Largest Stock Of FLOUR in the city.
The Lsrgest STOCK Of SUGAR IN the city.
The Lsrses. stoeE Of PROVISIONS in the tity
Because be keeps the best Qaslity Of GOODS and
Because be sells LOWER than any other house.
which enables him take advantage Of the market all times
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
UPTOWN FAMILIES
HOTEL PR0PRIETORS,
RESTAURANT PROPRIETORS,
and others purchase large quantities effect saving
Of from 70 90 cent by purchasing at the popular low prices
- CANTON TEA WAREHOUSE
H~ 'Oen "0 REMEMBER THE NUMBER,
No $50 Greenwichst, corner Of Murray
Goods delivered free 10 all parts Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
legal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the county of New-Yok Notice Is hereby gwen 70 al
persons having claims against ANN PROUDFII ate OF tn
City Of NewYoTk widow deceased 70 present the same
vouchers thereof Al the Office Of EDWARD d. EVEN NO
Chambes street In the City of NewYoIk on o. before me
eighteenth day ofNoyember nextDaed New on We as'n
day Of May, 1850 gAHEs W rh pWJyHi
plys lav6uW Administration kc with the WIN annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
Hlarbinerp.

GTEAM-BOILERS -BOardman's patent Steam
Boiler the safest and mos, economical Boilers in Sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

Markets-CARAErnI REPORTED FOR THs ~ Y rasuSs
-. TUESDAY, Sept y, 1890.
hsHEs-The msrieti steady, ct ss Is for Pot. and s5 ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
STEAMBOATS, ami Railroads.

TOR EXTRAORDINARILY LINE-FARE
Il so CENTS-Tbe Steamer CATALINA, Capt William A
Va will leave Oliver Slip EVERY DAY, at IL o'clock NOON
uupinR In connection with the Housatonc Railroad The
steamer BRIDGEPoRT will leave Peck Slip EVERY MON
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at IL O'clock, NOON, AZ
living in time to connect with all the Express Trains
GEO. w. C0RLIES, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

nUES. PILES, and C0UGH.-A one-dollar
bottle Of either viii cure the will be returned oJ
A.. Dr. HIssEY No. 222 Greenest, near AInity -
Psten taken In the house and cured OF amof every A"
disease without medicine by DR.. HUSsEf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
JosKPH HRGKNAS Auctioneer
IXNIIIrDCn @. II -. Il Il

JOHN p MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer.
H0n CASES BOOTS, SHOES, and BROGANS
OOO al AUCTION, on THURSDAY, Sept. a. at lOl
o'clock at the store Of p Davis Co., No. Is Cousndt st.
Fine assortment o. fresh sessonable goods
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
Colnrnissioner,s sale
!, 900 Acres Of Land, on
The waters OF Mud River, in the
C,ounfS IF KanaWha.

X County Oh AhHdWuNs NJ II
NY virtue or Two DEGREES of the Circuit
ID Court Of the County Of Kanawha, rem.
dered in the cause therein pending Of Whelan,
VS.. Kenunr = heirs. et ais, the one entered at
the Spring Term, 1899, and the other At INF
Sprine Term, 1869, If said Court, ] shalt, as
Special COMMISSIONER thereby sppointedJ pros
coed, on
Monday! Tie l7thl day of September. 1850.
Tha5 being the FIRST day Of the County Court
for shat month, in front OF the Court House
or Ka nawha COUNTY, to sell by way Of Public
auction. 10 the highest bidder, all The right,
titlesand interest bf Kenna, deceased, in a
val4able tract Of land containing about 1000
acffs, iying1on Mud River. in the county
afoKBaid, being the, same tract oflqnd con-
yeysd to said Edward Kenna by Talbot Jones,
by deed duly recorded--bnt this sale is made
sui Set to certain reservations in favor Of sun.
dry persons, as declared by judgment Of the
District Court Of the United StatesJ q Charles
ton eatered at theSpring Term, 1880, IN the
ejeetment case therein pending Of John D.
Homergue. ct MIS-, VS.. Washington Hazlitt,
az ais, ITO whichreference Isl hereby had.
Terms.-- Enough cash to pay the costs Of
this suit, andthe expenses Of sale, the balance
In three equal installments at 8, IL and ~
months, secured y bond, with good security,
bearing interest from day Of sale, and title re-
tanned ss tuTlher security.
GEO. S. PATTON,
10 Special Commissioner
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
NOTICE TO SUIToRS, WITNESSES
AND OTHERS. fFs

"A T the spring term, 1850, of the Gircuit
IN Court for Kanawha county, the follow;
ing order was made; II
Much confusion and delay of the business
Of thisaGonn having heretofore been caused
by theuncertsinty in,trying II causes on the
Commonwealth Docket ne cases Of Feloe
n.y. Therefore. for the purpose, ifpossiiiIe,
of femedying the eyiliR future, it IS ordered
that hereafter, the frst ten days Of the regu-
lar term Of saidIC be devoted exclusively
TO the Commonwealth's Docket and Chance
ny business, and that on the eleventh day Of
said terms respectively, the calling Of the
Civil Docket be commenced. lsf
And ii. is ordered that the following be en-
tered as rule OF this Court !: The causes
will be tried in their order OF continued for
cause shown, and no cause shall be passed
without the consent of both parties.
And the CLERK Of this Courtis directed 10
furnish the newspapers Of the county with
copies of this order for publication, and also
a copyto the Sheriff, with the request that he
may notify snitors thereof teste,
618 A, W. QUARRIER, CLERK.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
CommissioneF's Sale or Valuable Ka.
nawha Bottom Farm. near Goals n

5sls43 ht1Oulue s$f
DYvfitue Of u decree Of the Circuit Court
ID OF Kanawhas County, rendered at its
Spring Term, 1850, in the case ofJesse Hua
son VS.. Samuel Hudson, Ell ais, therein de-
pending, shall as Special Commissioner
thereby appointed, proceed 10 sell, on the
premises, on
Tuesday. he s9th day of August 1860.
by way Of public auction that veiys ya.uble
tract Of i60 'acresIof land, Of which Davis
Hudson died, seized, lying on the Charleston
Point Pleasant turnpike, aud ON The Ka-
nawha River. Most Of this farm is Ks-
nawha bottom, $50 noted for lis fertility, aid
on the tract are two excellent houses -ohe
known as the Hudson house, on the turn
pike--snd he other on the river bank.
/ Persons desIriHg to examine This farm for
themselves may apply to Jdsse; Hudson oF
'SamutfSHudson, who live on. Acknowledgements
and will take pleasure in showing th5 same
to all.I s Nj
TERMS Enough cashto pnythe costs Of s'iit
and tx beitsts o sale, aud the balance in three
equal Installmentsof o. y and "a months. se'
cured by bonds, with> good security, and the
title retainei.as ultimate secutit8.s 7t%
GEOAS PATTON
I3 Special Commissioner.