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The New York herald., 1861-10-17
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PIiLADELeIiiA oct 1G 1861.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania state js, 1874 Reading
Rairoad, 1ss Morris Canal, 35, Long island Rairoa,
10; fennsy syvana Railroad, 4o Sight exchange on New
York unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 16, 1861
Flour unchanged Wheat firm: sales 10 600 bushels red
81 "a 81 2S white, 81 40. Corn advanced safes 5000
bushels. Whisky duh aud unchanged.
BUFFALO, Oct 1c--1 P. NJ.
Flour unchanged. Wheat higher and IN fair demand:
GALES coo bushels Racine sr at CSC, 3S o00 bushels
Milwaukee Glib at 81 81 02, 13 600 brsheis amber iowa,
81 o. 5000 bushels red winter Ohio 81 0s Corn higher
and good demand sacs 81 900 bushels at 42c 900
bushels at i2}Sc Oats advancing and in good demand:
s4s geo bushels at &c. 26c Canal freighs easicf
Is isc On corp, 1S<c wheat 10 NeW York. Iappfts-
0OO hbls four $50 500 bushels wheat l.. bnfhcis
corn II coo bushels cats. Canal expors--GGo bbs -four
32t 0G0 bushels wheat lla 900 bushels corn eco bushels
barley.
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On the night Of the 9th Of October insurrecton took
place in the Of Geleadz Russian Poland The people
tore down the Russian eagle from the public buildings
and put up the Polish eagle its place. The mayor OF
the town was killed.
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ODitslnry.
o''s'AfA
TIE Earl. or EGLTNT0N

Has rst died in England, from the effects Of stroke Of
apopicxy. ARCHIBALD HAMnroy Moyre,MEsry, fari OF
Egnton and Winon, aud Lord Montgomcrie in the peer
age Of Scotland born tho Goth Of September 1872
and consequently in his forty ninth year His family
dates back, in a direct line Of distinguished ard ka
bic to the year 1861. Ills lordshp not prnm
ncnt public man. but his will he alwo associated,
IN Great Britain and other countries with the oraniza
ton ard carrying into execution th great t Fiin
ton Tournament at fglinton Caste, some years ago
Ills lordshLp leayes two sons and ono dlnghler.
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COTTON cuItfrntion ia Anstrnlia.

EFrom the London Times City Articlc), Oct. 2.
prospectus has been issued Of the Queensland Cotton
company. with capital OF 100000 IN shares of E2 los
The object 70 dcycope the capabilities Of the Australian
colony of Queensland tor the growth oi cotton, and
proposed to employ inn orted Indian coole labor. From
the unqucstionabc value of The samples produced IN
Queensland il is assumed that whatever may the ma
be produccl in that NJ 10 compete probably
with all other descriptions.
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Coinmerciai Intelligence.
THE MONEY MaRXET,

There was slight decline in British funds tho 4th
last, owing to realization BY spectators but it did
exceed IN eighth. Tie demand discount at the Bank
was miic bu: IN the open market there rather
more inquiry. Best bills, 81.
consols for money 92TS 90. Illinois Central shares
391a discount; Erie sharcs, 22lf OBI.
THE PARIS B0uRsr.
PARIS, oct. 5-Eveniag.
The rentos close this evening al Gsf a5c.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTuFFs MARKrT.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct. 4, 1861.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Il Co., Waksdc,d Nash {:
Co., report Hour nrmer sas at 27s Cd. eos. Whest
steady, sales unimportant los. Cd lis. Cd for red
WESTERN lis Iod rs for red Southern, l2' rs 3D.
for Wniie Western and rs. l3s Cd Tor white Sthern.
Corn has upward tendency: sales Bis 3D. for mixed
and %. a 31s. Tor white
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Messrs Richardson, Spence s Co. and others, report
beef quiet b . steady. Lard II mer: sales at AIS 6l
81. Talow active with an upward tcntency; sales ut
43s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes-Pots and pearls steady 3Js s5s fot both.
Sugar has aa upward tendency Coicc Arm sales small.
has declining ion NY. Lnseea oil stcaiy Sis.
81. God oil quiet ipd steady ramon rosn dnll Il
l2s rs. 6d Spirits turpcntinc still advancing: sa.cs
at 6os. q Gis.
L0NDoN MARKETS.
LONDON, Oct. 4, 1861.
Breadstuus arm. Wheat, G5s q COS Flour, 27s a sos
Iron yer, tut Sugar buuyant. Coffee irn. Rice q.iet
1eacommcn ccgo buoyat, AT II 1.d. Is. Spirits ir
pcntiue inactive and nomna at 63s Sd. lallow nrmer,
= 1--WE. "StNe anu alNailCei
2s i'd Liusccd oil steady, at 34s. sperm oil duh and
unchanged. Cod oil, 3is. 25s.
UAYEE COTTON MARKET.
HAvRE. Oct. 4, 1891.
The sales Of cotton for the three days foot up 4 coo
bales at 40 francs for Orleans ort,inaire and 81
francs for tGs tho martet cl sing quiet and nsm The
stock in port amounts TO 100 600 bales.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
IiyERpoot Oct @, 1851.
The sales cotton yesterday Saturday. foot p IS 900
bales Ne kct closing with still upwara len
dency. Tie sales exporters and spccuaors were OoO
bales.
Brcadstufs firm and excited.
Provisions quiet and steady
The New York herald., 1861-10-17

Paris adviccs Of tho 9th inst say-The King Of Holland
has just started visit to the Emperor Of tho French
His majesty win sleep tonight at Cologne and will pass
through Aix-la chapelo tomorrow arriving the same
day at Compegne. He will return to Brussels on Monday
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soluo
Exchange opened FOR this packet at 24hd sterling
the mil reis on London, at sixty days sgy aud New
York bills were offered ut t2s2oo) two mil rets and two
hundred res for the dollar.
We have dates from Bucnos Ayrcs To tna 9th August
II appears that the blessings Of peace hat been dcnet
that unhappy peoe, and the sword Is ain drawn and
that unhappy county will agan tr involved iu
disastrous Until the 2}l things ookt prosperous;
bat tcn A. Resra returned, stating tfnt his gotta
lions with III. Monas had proved fruitle anu that
was inevitable.
The city Of Mendoza is being rebuilt is strange that
4 people ef common should rebuild city OH tho
same spot after IN earthquake had totally destroyed it,
There is OF the ''ferryb ats md some per
sons are very much dissatisfied at the dcy. saw pr.
Van Tyl he protector, the other day, wio informed
that the had been given TO nr kGney ana that
he in New York dong all in lis power 10 get
them along.
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Austria.

The Vienna Gosee that the 4th the Austro
Italian regiments would be reduced from hundred
sixty per company Further changes were contem-
plated.
1t is stated that meeting OF the Hungarian leaders
At GeEa Kessuth present The republican form Of
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Prussia.

There rumors of note addressed bv Prussia to
the German Powers, dscaning all political object in tho
visit Napoleon and putting Il forward return
of ciyiIities
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-ot winch 42ulo barrcH OF wheat, 36I5 of barley, and
5946 # oats were SHIPPED for England 50 tha. than
onc-half Of the quantity and certainly than two
thirds Of the value a tho grain shipped was dcstn d
for the English markets which circumstance should be
Of itself enough to convpce all 20 whom may bee me
known OF the deep interest which Engshmen have in
seeing that the political affairs in this quarter spccdi-
ly settled that the lest mate intercourse or tho pur
POSES of trade and commerce. may unnec ssarly be
,nt v,,t
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The state Militia.

Ihc St1Vc NIInItas
INSPECTION AND PARADE OF THE FIRST REGIMENT
NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
Pursuant TO orders, this regiment assembled Tomp
K'hs square, yesterday morning at ten O'Clock for tho
purpose OF inspection and review by Major Taylor
They numbered about scvenyfvo men, and were under
the command Of Major Holt, the Colonel being IN Wash
nsien with one hundred Of the men, who left here
active service immediately after the battle Bull run
Notwithstanding their small number, which is accounted
for by great may Of the members having enlisted in
the volunteer service, they made very crcditabe APP
pcaratce.
ISsPEcTloN AND REVIEW OF THE FouETH REGIMENT
NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
An Inspection and review of this regiment by Major
Taylor took place yesterday afternoon, at Tomlkins
square The whole regiment turned out, with the *
cep3n Of one hundred men, who have been on active
service Mt Washington ior the past three months and
who are expected home III few days 1hey
tn evotions with great precision and accuracy to the
qualification of quite number Of spectators.
SEVENTH REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD.
This regiment will parade this afternoon, at hafpast
twelve O'Clock NJ, atwasiagton squarc for nspchon
after which they viii march through Fifth avenue TO ana
aro1ud square, down Broadway 10 Grand street,
through Sraad street and the 3owery Armory
where they will be dismissed.
ruG sIxTy-NINrH REGIMENTS INSPECTION AND
PARADE.
The following orders for the parade Of the Sytyninh
regiment have been pronulgated:--
HEADes sAaTERs FOURTH PRlcArE, N. Y. s. MI
NEw YORK, Oct s, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS No. TO-
The several regiments of this brigade will parade
armed and equipped, for inspection and review on Iam
ton square as follows, viz;--Ths Eleventh regiment
Monday shc 14th INST. at ten O'Clock \. NJ Tho sixty
nnth regiment Friday, the 18th inst at A. H.
ut t&scx market reeimentai armory, and the Twenty
second en Saturday, the 10Th, at twelve II.
The brigade stan will assemble AT the quarters of the
Brisai iier General Saturday the 10th inst at p
H., to attend the annual inspection aud review Of the
Twenty second reg .nent. BY osder cf
JOHN EVEN. Brigader General.
RoDERT TAyLoR, Brigade Major and Inspector
HEADQUARTERS SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT, ,NAuoyA.CAnrrs
New loRE Oct. IL, 1861. I
ORDERS NO. i.
Pursuant TO brigade order No. 10, this regiment will
parGe fully armed AID equipped for Inspection and
view by 330f Robert Taylor, Brigade Inspector, the
Fcgheutal armory Essex market at O'Clock A. NJ
on Friday tha 18TH inst.
After The ins eetion twenty from each company
will bedetaiel 10 act rs geard Of heno- and
the remains Of 7. g. McSaIus, whose final obsequies viii
take ace at ten O'Clock Of that day from the foot Of
fwery third street, East river. The escort will
black belts and white gloves. BY orderof
JAMES BaGLEY,
Major commanding Sixty ninth regiment.
Jcny MckEoS, Adutant
ARnlrG IEAcy. Sergeant Majo~.
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Poland.

government for Hungary abandoned, aud three can
didates for the crown proposed.
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THE AMERICAN REBELLION.

Mr.. Lindsay, Nj. p, Advocates the Fee
cognition OF the Rebel States by
France and EnSlnnd-TEc Cotton
Dearth ana Abolitionism ImpcI Him
Forty Thousand Worsmen Idle i'm
Lyons-Scrious Agitation for Cheap
Bread in Paris, &c.
Mr.. Lindsay, member of Parliament from Sunderland
IN addressing his constituents touched upon the Amcr
can question. He said it oold te some ip,c before
cotton could be got elerhere he considered it the duty Of
the government to cndeavor induce the federal govern
mcn, in the cause Of humanity, the blockade
Considering the bold stand by the Conrederatcs and
the strength Of the South he thought almost time taa
the governments Of England and France thought Of re-
coSnsing The Independence Of numerous a Jody of
mrh. (Chcers and some hisscs) It was evident that
tho North NOT sincerely dfrios ob0iish sarery
which would never be removed by scrvilc war Tie
separation OF the North and TIE south was much moro
likely TO accomplish the object
There had been agitation in Paris faubourcs owing
TO the high price OF bread sedous pacards we're re
ported to be numerous Some arrests were made ,rs
Satftct 40 600 roren oM of employment a, Ly,s
but the authorities had got up workshops for them
IL is stated that at the last Cabinet council which cx
tended over four hours grain and bread the prnc
pal subjects Of discussion.
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SPAIN WILL SEND OUT nER IoRcE AND ACT ISDglLND-
ENTLf---sHE WILL RECEIVE COOPERATION If TEN
DEisED-ENGLAND ANXIOUS TO JON HER. ETC.
The corTsroiecic ds1opage says that "preparations
FOR the expedition to Mexico actively progressing
The expedition viii leave Spain very shcrty. without
prejudice to cooperation, which she will attcrward afford
70 England and France, she mds acting alone in co
as her interest and dignity rcquire.n
The london Post rciterates its statement that Eqtanl
rii act Jointly 'ch Spain and that the operation will
commence within the first few weeks Of the healthy sea-
son at the Cuff ports.
The New York herald., 1861-10-17

The Porte has consented to raise the blockade OF
Montenegro, provided that Prince Nicholas aad his
Senator's sign engagement henceorth to respect Tur
kish territory.
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could easily imagine in the condition OF society during
the past centuries that medical science could no-for
had not the opportunity-realize It's aspirations But
seemed to him that under the enlightened teaching and
instruction which to be impaired in the college,
the young physicians Of the present day will grow
up aud emulate the fame and reputation OF their
predecessors who most distinguished and eminent.
There were classes Of men in the wordthe killers
and the curers Qaughter.) Tho Duke of Wellington
was great killer, yet while he killed with the sword in
one hand he had himself always surrounded with most
eminent sta OF carerstho best surgeons that Eneiand
could ahord--so restore in some sense, the mischief
he was employed in inhictng. They had been iooNing
and reading of wars IN Europe, but had visited
them Mt their homes and ii was for the physician
alleviate by his skill much possible the injuries in
iiccd upon our soldiers. II this post
prahdiai. speech he might be tempted 10 give
toast the great killer and eminent carer Of their
country and times. In that he would gve--Gene-
raj scott aud Ir. Mott daughter and applause.)
Or Chapin ard Hon. James T. Brady also made brief
addresses, which were frequently aTplandcd.
Kew. Chancellor Ferris closed the proceedings with
prayer, and the assemblase dispersed evidently much
pleased within the manner in which the day spent
The New York herald., 1861-10-17
Our Rio Janciro correspondence.

Z,
Aaniseysc'y IF he Inlcresd Of Brasil Fstu Ces~a
tins ~ Ri2-Gyasd Reception at The Iapafat Cout--
Commercial Inieis sence--Rebatldta9o Of M-nsdo-a de-
To4ay The anniversary OF the independence of Bra
I'll and is celcbrat IL similar manner to the Fourth OF
July in the United Safes
The lmperor holds at the city palace, receiving
the loicin Amb sators, Ministers of State, Public on
Gals WHO have the light aspire the honor and sach
mob lily choose ccm iment the august occa
sion. II the cvo,ng the Emperor aul Empress attend
the Opera, ~h.cA g, sss the festivities If The day.
iuar hafuhc correspondent has commercial politi-
cll nsWs importance u cgmlnUncs:e-not even any
iloa ing gossip that might interest you
The nave been american vessels ,f in the har-
b three months. We presume they have been re-
qred the United states coast, and ogdcro there for
service.
IL rumorcd here that the exConsa CAPTAIN Robert
G. tcctt, had been mated the Commissioner u
the southern states to ub.p.n their recognition as an
adepenCeut Power. The Brazilian government pQs.tivey
ref sed 81 treat with the agents Of the ylcd
coae eracy. The papers were laid upon lc table, and
the SUBJECT dismissed from their councils.
The latest s;lcs Of coffee at the ioiiowng raes
Mtshed ........................ $1,000 900
nefeflor. 0hI0o 500
First go,d. 800 a 81 GDO
Second good. .....................t.. Nominal.
second ordinary. !y.....................,.. Nominal.
lis is in mi RES for an arrobc, which is thirty two
pounl.e weight
There have been shipped since the 1so the month
Sec1s.
To the north OF Eufupc,. 50 600
TO the Mediterranean. l3 800
lotu W luo
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lkie (scpt 20 correspondence o. the Ion on l'osf
IN the present state o the aropaan grain trade may
b. advantageous 70 know te what extent grain is shipped
from kei; and, without taking notice Of what may have
been sent from hence by railway TO Altena~-whch is
very cons dcrablet may be enough to state that
tAfc shipped from hence, last year, tie following
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utnd Gnvernor of Eagdad
Ind

Servian officer had challenge to tho Austrian
Consul for dsrespecful behavior towards Prince Seva
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25
EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TINE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company,
= in connection with the Roads below sre running
Express Freight Train from Charleston and Ssvan-
nah TO Nashville at slower speed, but with the
certainty their passenger Trains Nodelay ehts
by this route. E W. COLE,
jan27-U Supt-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25
SllefiH3s Sale.

NY virtue OF alias fieii facias to me directed
ID and delivered, from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county, Tennessee at its September Term
$780, will expose to public SALE TO the highest bidder
for cash. at the Court House Yard in the city Of Nash
vile, Saturday, the 4th day Of May, 1861 all the
right. title, claim, interest and estate which C. E.
Martin et ais then had, may have since acquired
and to the following described property, viz piece
or parcel OF land situated in Davidson county
Tennessee, and in the City of Nashville, known and
described as lot No. 49, in the original plan of Nash
yile bounded as follows: Beginning the Northeast
corner of summer street, being also of lot No
IS; thence Southwardly along the line Of Summer
street 120 feet TO stone thence Enthusiastically at
right angles with said last line the whole depth of
said 10. the line of lot No. co. thence Northeast
wardy along the line of said last mentioned lot 100
the line Of said lot thence Southeastward
Iy along the line said last mentioned lot being also
the line Of 0verton Alley to the beginning registered
in Book No. u.s. page $40, in the Registers Office Of
Davidson county, Tennessee. Being levied on the
property of R. Martin to satisfy Judgment rendered
in favor OF the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company against c. E. II. Martin and others. This
April 18th, 1851. ] K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
spr13-u By W. ID. ROBERTSON, Dep Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25
No 1855.
SherimS Sale.

DY virtue O. vend ex- No 2Ss5, TO directed, and
I'D delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson County, Tennessee, al its January Term,
1851 VIII expose to public sale, to the highest bid
Der for cash. at the Courthouse Yard in the City Of
Nashville on Saturday, the Ilth day Of May 1861 all
the right title claim, interest and estate which Isaac
Paul and Henry Hill then had, may have since
CURED IN and the following described property, to-
vii tract lot OF ground IN Davidson county, Ten
nessse being lots, situated in the 18th Ward Of
Nashville, and known As lots Nos and . in Daniel
Nerrs sub division of lots No. 10 20 and q Weak
Ieys plan Of University lots, situated Pearl street,
beginning the Of lot belonging to Eli Morris
running thence with Pearl street so feet towards
Miller TO 10 foot alley; thence al right angles
With said alley $50 feet to 20 foot alley thence at
rsht angles with said alley so feet stake in Eli
Morris line thence al right angles $50 feet 10 the
beginning the conveyed TO Isaac Paul and
Henry Hill By Lowell & Could by deed registered in
book No go page CO., Of the Registers Office Of David
s0u county, Tennessee Being levied on as the pro-
uerry Of Izzsc Paul and Henry Hill to satisfy Judg
nent rendered il favor Of Jackson / Adams against
Henry Hin, Isaac Paul and Ira P Jones.
J. h EDMUNDSON. Sheriff,
sprIs-td by " D. ROBERTSON, ID. Shift
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25
Sherifos Sale.

DY virtue of A. ia. to me directed and deliv-
ID eredfrom the Honorable Chancery Court of David
son county, Tennessee, at its November Term 1860,
will expose to public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, the Court House yard, in the city of Nash
vile, Saturday, the 4th day of May, 1851, all the
right, title, claim interest and estate, which John H.
Cousins then had, may have since acquired in and
to the following described property: One Lot of Has
lam's Addition to Nashville, known lot B., fronting
122 feet Warren street, and running back 146 feet
to Alley, NAV be seen by reference to said plan
registered in the Registers Office OF Davidson county
p, 9 a, Rass aso i o. ~
the Gallatin Turnpike road, and running back and
fronting Minnie street 10 feet to alley, as will
fully appear by reference to the plat of said Ad
dtion registered in the Registers office of Davidson
county, Tennessee in Book g. page 3IS; being levied
the property of John n. Cousins to satisfy
Judgment rendered in favor of John E Gleaves c. &
NJ JOHN K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
apr13-tds By ". ID. ROBERTSON, Dep. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25
DR HENRY ANDREW. the origins

nR- HENRY ANDREW, the original inventor 70.
~ former and founder Of principles In the prac-
tice Of Medicine can be consulted by letter, by ad
dressing him at New Orleans, La, and Medicine will
Post Once In the Union. DIR. ANDREW offers in all
cases Of Consumption and Nervous Debility Scrofula
and all Rheumatic, Paraytc and Mercurial affections
diseases Of the Hip and Spine, Kidneys and Bladder
Gravel, Dropsy, &c, safe and speedy cure. Female
Weakness, suppression, Irregularities and all diseases
of the Womb, Structures in the Urethra, Fistua ana
Piles remedled without the instruments or band.
ages After twenty Of personal and professional
experience be can state that no person in the world
icne alone There never Was chronic disease
treated right properly at the Charity Hospital in
this city and the head and pride ofthe medical faculty
have charge of it. he uses mineral medicine. His
remedies enable the most debtated 70 enjoy e erea
fsadection Of health while taking the medicine -
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No. 2636.
Sheriff 8 Sale.

DY virtue of vend- ex No 2635, TO me directed and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term 1851,
Will expose TO public SALE to the highest bidder for
cszh, the Court House Yard in the city Of Nash
vile, Saturday, the 18th day Of May 1861, all the
right, title, Slain, interest d estate which Isaac
Paul and Henry Hill then had, may have since
CURED in and to the following described property to-
witt tract or lot of Land, lying IN Davidson county,
Tennessee, and in the city OF Nashville, and in the
9Th Ward, known as lot No. IN Samuel Weakley's
plau OF University Lots, fronting Carroll street.
commencing stake at the corner Of lot No. l. on
Carroll street and running thence with Carroll
hundred and ninety eight feet to stake ut the
Of Carroll and Maple streets; thence at right
angles along Maple street two hundred and twenty
i've feet stake at the Of lot No. 3;
right angles one hundred and ninety eight feet
stake; thence right angles two hundred and twenty
feet stake the beginning; being levied the
property Of Isaac Paul and H. Hill 10 satisfy judy
rendered favor Of G. W. Petway against Isaac
Paul, Henry Hill and Ira P Jones
J. K EDMUSDSOS, Sheriff,
apFls-tf By ". d ROBERTSON, Dep. Shift