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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27
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ASSETS OF. .-!rE Cc9EF..-y

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ASSETS OF TJrE COMPANY.
/ Amount Of cash hand n ;ha hands q
AGENTS ana oiAeE PsT-ns ................ "a s5l "a
Ht It2s s.5se a, - I Near.
a'osA s''4s Of Soe-ns!te-5 4575 60
20 Eisso1rI e's c9urea
II Virginia c5u9Ou bonds. II 600 y7u0 %
% Tennessee eaupou tonis, 2o.Oo0 14.Goa 10
10 New Orleans coupon
bopds..........-..,..,.. I0.Geo 5000 o.
Alieseany couy'o 6g'tls, 500 l,2o0 @"
2CorpuFsti0ne % 6iuyAas-
tsr s,s o',l,,u 6aliz-... so 81 Co
2 Certificates of Virginia
registered stocE...,.... SO I0-a 60 "a aa5 ~
Debts secured hy mortgage t1.vtt:
On real estate wsIii 50Hlie the
geti secured Is 81 60
Deats otherwise secured BY pledges OF ssc,k
and personal security. I7so3q A
Debts f0r pyenii uIs. s..--.................. 64tI s
Othef securities - follows, tO-wIi.
,.o sses st2s5.- Par value. aarketvaiss.
ttrgllla STA 3. ........ E49 40 II g-6 n1
SO shares Merchants als
Mechanics Baak....... sC38 8 30 90
81 snai es Bsfz cf fiisia'a
st,-l..- ,......a. so ~
50 EscbaBgs Bank % vs.. e.0a1 s.f6g 40
20 shares HaBE Commerce. 2 nJ ! g-El nl
5U shares Falrm5uu; Bank Iezl ai-1 nfl
~ shares BAGS Of he Val
e. Of ViTEiuia..,,.... ? $50 40 a.
10 shares Bank OF VIM
- shares Bank Of L6ris-
vile, Kv.........,...., $500 2.s0d "a
shares Hank 0I Esuiurtv. 5al si7 lI
shares Commercial Bank
q RcHtuoay..s..-....-. 6hl Gl0 c1
io wlHaass,sF aas company 500 4,5 h, a IA e. I
Once furniturs, statgne- ~
10 Pi'ias, sle."...''.. ea GO ,
sg2s. .aa8 ss /
nc Tsars-t v-lue o h' aaavs s.ooss nsys been at
AZ the BONE Price a. rar as Cousd D. ascertsiaed.
Amount nf lisbitis dus AMI uoL
due u banks and otrfr craii ire ,.... ss9 a-o "a
Losses adjusted and aua aIti uurall
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27
hOBT- B. WOLFE, Notary Public.
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6E0. Y. L. CROOK, TnsHEaEoe Agent AID Avers zs
AtIuster, Telegraph Building coniuues 10 receive
applications, issue and policies Tor the above cd
a. reliable Uthern Insurance Company at rates a.
Ll.- nn1 EoLx.nL Cnnuany e-n .llra b axe. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27
eta EEYCHHoRs.

Our near neiz6bors, the LjBcolhites in Pick
ems, are showing theuseiVas noy every day.
Twice dag they drill BY companies on the
glacis Of the fort They have regiment Of
regulars ia the fcrt. 7 counted Msin- igat
copamnies. lean see and recognize their elf
seFent officers, down 70 sergeant main. Their
appearance is admirable and nlgGrY military
By the by, large shspOrt arrived last night
shd has been al. day landing things at lhe fort.
Some say 1t landed sasn. did Il It look nart!c.
ulzFly TO zee what ia is, bat il is dischsrEing
c1r=1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

TTEEY O0NETAETLY en hand al sisss q FISK a
N CRANES CASES. AIso, WOOD COFFIEB u
every description.
Comfy Underaksrs furnished with C.kss su4 Casss
st . rss-5aahIs DISCOUNT. de92-fy
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
Daily Produce Market.

FRIDAY, May 81.
FLOUR-There was q better demand, and
the market ruled hfmer, bat prices are un-
changed the sales comprise 1000 brls.
suPe1hne az 81 AGA so $50 brls. extra at
"a 70, and 10 brls. standard brand at a. "a.
MHlSKY1The market continues very
dull, and the demand quite light sales Of
200 brls. at l2c, and 100 brls. 20 per cent.
above proof at 1lLc.
PROYISloNS-There was more inquiry,
and matters looked better about go hogs.
heads Bacon sold at 5X, ~ and exc, alfin
small lots. Bulk Sides were inquired for al
6AeI and Shoulders at SIC. Lard is still
GRoCERIES-A fair demand for Sugar
at e@7Ne. for fair TO choice. Coffee hrm al
MHBAr-The choice qualities are in lair
demand, but the supply is light, the Offering
being chiefly Of grades below prime, which
aFe dull. We quote, prime red at CSC. @sL,
prime white At 81 06@1 10, and choice do.
at 81 l29l 10: sales go bushels prime red
99c, 200 do choice white at 81 10, 375 do.
DO. do. at 81 IA 2eS do. do. do. at 81 II on
she landing, 200 do mixed at 81 llX de
lVeredl 260 do. fair red at 90c- $50 do do.
do. at e5e, 300 do. prime Kentucky white
~ ~ 400 do. do. red at 95@97e.
market continues dull, with
but a limited demand at zoe. at the lower
depots sales 500 bushels ear al SOC.
OAfSzThere isnO change in the market;
holders are generally asking 26s. In baIk
which is le, above the views of buyers; no
sales reported.
RYE-The market IL unchanged and duh ;
We quote prime at bl952c.
BARLEY-There u nothing doing, and
prices are nominal.
HAYTA continued dull market but with.
cut any change Ia prices we Qnote prime
Timothy at Ss@lo per tan, on arrival.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

DRESS FOR S~oLDIERs.-It is surprising that
q dress for soldiers had not been adopted
similar TO those used by sportsmen, as to
make and material, viz: a coat to come
down just to the hips, with large pockets,
made Of strong brown fnstian pantaloons
Of the same material. There is no cheap
article that will resist briars or wear az well
as fustian. The color of fustiau has also an
advantage in the field ii affords no contrast
to make the wearer conspicuous, which is q
great objection TO the red and blue, or any
other contrasts Of colors as it Is know that
any object can be distinguished where the
eolors contrast at much greater distance
b where one color is used-for instance, q
black and red flag can be seen much further
than either q red or a black flag of the same
size. Again, why not nave the barrels Of
the muskeis brown, the same as those Of the
sportsmen2 Tn sun or the moons rays do
not reflect from them as they do from the
polished baTIel-shoEing the march of
troops sfar oif-and they are easier kept
ClSdu. o. d. .r. .. ..HU Hf
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HTs,.F4sHll

NEW YoRK, Nay .sl-P. NJ Cotton Il
without important change, with 6nIe a very
limited demand; sales ofL,600 bales At lsKc.
foi middling Uplandsi q portion of the
sales were IN transit. ~
Flour lower, with only q very moderate
business doing for export and home cousump-
ton sales OF 12.700 bris. al "a 956b for
supertine State; S. 1905 10 for extra State :,
~ 90t95 for superinO Western; 9b{0B 80 for
common to medium extra Western; IS $50
3 So FOR shipping brands extra round-hoOp
Ohio, and s. 1905 20 for trade brands do;
closing heavy, with few sellers at our quota
tons! Canadian Flour il in limited request
at easier prices for common grades sales Of
GAO bfls. at s. 1907 20 for inferior 10 choice
extra, Rye Flour selling slowly at 50 1904.
Corn. meal quiet and nominally unchanged.
Whisky is in favor Of buyera with q
moderate demand: sales Of $50 brls. al 1871
Common and inferior Wheat heavy and
declining, while good sound parcels are
scarce and rule steady sales Of a. 900 bush.
Of inferior to very good choice Spring at 81
al Is $4,000 bush. North western club at
81 l4k@I l6; 1900 bush. inferior to prime
Milwaukee club at 81 Os@l IL; 10 900 bush,
amber Iowa at 81 1901 20; $500 bushels
Winter red Western at 81 30@1 81 and $500
bush. white Western at 81 40. Rye steady
at &c. Barley quiet at 55@65c. Corn opened
steady and closed heavy and declining: sales
$4,000 bush. ct 43@4bc. for uusound new
mixed Western; 45@47c. for sound do; as
@50c. for new Western yellow. Oats in
limited request at 3l@33c.
Pork-Little more doing and a shade
frmer: sales of 500 brls. at SIG s7%@I7 rs
for mess and $40 25@l2 so for prime. Beef
dull: sales Of $50 brls. at $4@4 b0for country
primej So sf@6 25 for do. mess; $lOAil
for repscked mess; $ll 259l2 80 for extra
mess. Prime mess Beef quiet and un-
changed: sales of 80 tierces India mess
at $40 so. Beef Hams dull at $l3@15.
Gut Meats-little easier at SIC. for Shoul-
defs, and 6@61Ec for Hams. Lard rather
more steady sales $50 brls. at 9@9%c, in-
Guiding soft City at SIC.
Butter selling at 69lbc. for Ohio, and Ia
loo. for State. Cheese in moderate request
at 3@8c.
Coffee-All descriptions without material
change: sales 700 bags Rio at ll@l3Hc;
$50 bags Maracaibo az l3%@l3Ac aud $50
bags Lsguayra at l3A@14c. Rice quiet,
and the market firm sales Is tierces at 5X
@6%c.
Sugar-Raw continues very heavy: sales
1880 bids. Cuba at 4@47sc., and $50 boxes
Havana at private terms. Molasses IN.
changed sales "a hhds. Porto Rico at 20@
22c and 400 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at 1sc.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

THE South OPPOSED TO COERcIoN.-The
Secetsionists of the Cotton States, says the
Louisville (KY.) Democrat are desperately
to apply it 10 the people Of their own States.
Their v hole programme has been q series of
eoereions. Now men are leaving their homes
and their property to escape threatened ViO-
lenee. While they thus c0erce other people,
can they expect their victims TO oppose CO.
eIeion. All these wrongs stir up a feeling
Of yengeaDee, and necessarily lead 70 a reck-
oning That can't be avoided hereafter. But
It is idR 10 talk 10 madmen. Il will not be
long until they prescribe each other. Those
who began this revolution will not end il.
Two o. three factions in France sent each
other p turn toths Guiilotine. In the mean
time, now, those who oppose coercion had
better stop the practice on other people.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

oFFtCIALLIs

SSTAii letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge Of ore cent Persons calling Cor them will
please be ~prepared with the neossaarychango.
n17Persons calling for these letters will please seq
they are advertised, and give number and date OF list.
nR7rhe Office win be open at half-past seven A.
from nine A. N. 70 half-past ten A. M.
Ordered % bc adrertised IN ne GncnHan DAILY PnHss,
e~0recablgf 70 TIE Jolioicin0 section Of ne nes Posiofcs
LaS, az TIE neee.pdper having The lorgef ofcalatioH
U0Hy paper publtAs u in Cincinaafi.
BTc. 5. And be II further enacted: That Lists Of
Letters remaining uncalled form any P~ostohace In
nuy city, town or village, who're n newspaper shall
be printed, shall hereafter be published once only
IN the nevgPaper which, being issued weekly OF
ofteDef, ehan have the largest circulation within
the range Of delivery ofeaid of1ce, 20 be decided BIZ
the Poetmester at such odce.-Nep postodos Lao,
passed Mareh -, 1851.
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LBy TelegrspA.I
New YorL Rfnekr HTarkas

NEW YoRK, May 3l.-Stocks better but
quiet, Chicago and Rock Island 34ssc, Clevt,
land and Toledo 1859, Galena and Chicago
57Mc., Illinois Central Scrip 69Hc, Erie
23Ac., New York Central 725sc., Erie second
Bonds Csc, United States Skies of sic (Cou-
pons) Soc, United States Elves of IA (cou-
pons) 79c., Treasury Twelves l25 l021Sc.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

OHEE5E-A dull and heavy market at
b. pr new and e@7c. for oldi these are ths
BUTfkEfss ldshsnaE iSosf a1dli h-
tied ard fhs narkct dull at Io0tlc. br
prime % choice there isno sale for The lower
grades.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

TUE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
n CgSNTYl s.. The sggerioS' Gogrt q ISincln:
W. Maddox late husband, Of Della Msdd taU% o..
ceased, and John Maddox William Maddox, Mar
Robert Gevyn Maddox, heirs. al law Of Della Mad.
dox, deceased, defendants.
the 9Th day Of April, A. d 1851. the said p%laintiff
MED hls petition IN said Court which is still pend
William Miller was seized in fee Of the following
described premises, being within the corporate lin.
It's Of the city q Cincinnati, county OF Hamilton,
Bounded on shs east line and limited by a lot
and extending back westwsrdly seventy. TIRES (T3j
feet, one half the depth Of a lot conveyed to said
Herman Cape bounded on the north b. a BRICK
warehouse, inelosed By said Miller; bounded on the
beiI parts Of lots Nos. 60 and 81, in the subdivision
Of the Bank Of the United States, said lot being sit.
tween Hunt and Courtrstreets, In said city Of Gin
cinnatt, said avenue having been laid out since said
May i isi SSn said Miii, i' dsm issi G the ss anne s1 With S8 Priv o.
ileee OF purchase, to one Dennis, for the term OF
two years from said Goth day Of May. isls, the said
Dennis should erect thereon a brick building; that
said improvements; that said Dennis entered upon
Of May, Isi3, pursuant to the terms Of said lease,
Ere tsa, ,s SEis ~, building III nns on Rr 'HiS PREMISE; that IN
tate, right, title and equity of said demise became
vested 10 said plaintiff, and are now owned by him /;
thas aoluL Al at ~ utphTIeo lnlb lie tnat In pros
ceediDgs in partitions among the dsvisers OF said
Miller, said lot Of ground was set OF and sparted to
Louise Este, wife Of David X. Este, and Della M i'd
dox, deceased, formerly wife Of Thomas q. Maddox,
subject to the terms OF said lease that before the
expiration Of said term Of fourteen years, and prior
to April ] 1857, plaintiff being the owner Of said
term and contract, elected TO become the purchase
OF said Teyereion and fee simple that by a deed
from said ID. K. and Louise Este, piaintfh is the
owner Of the one undivided half part Of said prem
ises; that said Della Maddox has departed this life
Interstate, leaving Thomas ii Maddox, her hus-
band, and the other defendants above. named, her
legal representatives. that administration has mot
been taken OF the personal estate Of said Della Mad
COX, deceased that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on the one-half of the purchase
money to be paid to defendants; that plaintiff is In
possessien Of and has made lasting improvements
on said lot, and is now willing to pay DESCENDANTS
the re manning moiety OF purchase money upoE the
exception 70 him Of sconyeyancs Of said one undi-
vided one.half part Of said premises, and demand
Ing that the terms of said lease be specifically per-
formed. And the, said defendants are required to
plesd, answer or demur TO said petition cd or before
the 2d day Of June, A ID. 1856, otherwise the prayer
Of said petition VIII be granted.
M. II. 4 W.. TILDEN, for Plaintiff.
April 20 1861. ap25-ffh
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SYRIEHRfTE22JEk CSSSTgRRTTv OF oINgINNATI

SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI,
= HAMILTON C0UHTY-N No. N.700 Jason
L. Drake. partners, as Evans a 90 plaintiffs, VS..
Washington Butcher and John Butcher Butcher,
Morris Qsan,, garnishee. The said defendants,
Butcher a Brother, are hereby notified that On Tie
MED their petition. in said Court, stating that on
the 27th day Of February, A. D. 1861, the said Nor
ris Owan made q certain bill Of EXCHANGE for tina
sum Of 5000, at sixty days. and indorsed and d.
reoted the same 70 the said Butcher 4 Brother, that
the same was duly accepted BY the said Butcher q
Brother, and after ward, for the benefit OF said
Butcher 4 Brother, discounted By plain tifs at their
the said PLAINTIFF from said Butcher q Brother on
said draft, the sum Of Five Thousand Dollars, aud
ment against said Butcher for said SUN OF Five
Ihousand Dollars, with Interest - aforesaid And
w anu DutcheI 2 bIotheI ere hereby required to
the 22d day Of June, A: D.. 1851, othsFwise Judgment
MI DO faksR Against them as demanded N said Pc
May 10, 1851. .H -f.. Nh my2l-fTu q
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CTTH MMNT8

N mnlA-4
NOTgW T0ALL WHOM M MAY CON
1ssaias bs,o-s a 81 M Z eos Ssssf Fi ~ ~ sh IN ts q a A.
. StssSlish 9o grade of Dover sisy, nom Elm
ID s.tsRiisa ths grsds Of Budd.stroot, from Carr.
No trade ard pave Win bovidorssone. Budd-
street. frem OaIr-atteet 70 Harriet street.
alley rom cestrsi. avenue west ss fSP a. the snhey
70 grade epd pave, with limestone, Browns.
potion NORTH ss ~ % The sf1addss Z ssSssiashiisS6sssa .'s''
twice Peaspf iaid on 81 X, Sss tabis A ssIe sn eS Sisef %sS.,l EsF.
ca e give Tour weeks notice Of the tendency Of the
The law requires all claims Tor damages that mar
accrue RON said Improvement to be filed In Wriffna
with the City Olerf, settling forth the anonnt n.
damages claimed, within two .weehs after the OK.
ssnch notice, who's the same viii be taken up for
milk oEo. N. CASEY, CITY ulert.
N0IgCE5TO, ALL. WHOM IT MAY
are pending befors the CITY Council Of the city u
oineinhatit the following Ordinances, 70 wits
Northumberland 70 Gest'stPeet. ''''' H0~
~ establish the grade o. Keoyu. ALLEY, from Bay.
miller. street 70 a point two hundred and thirty-hVs
To establish the grade Of Browns. alley, from
twenty.eisht feet west.
twice read, laid. on the table, and the Olerk IN.
structea to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
The law requires all claims for damages that NAV
eootue Prom said Improvement 70 be hlsd IN writing
With the City CLERK, setting forth the amount Of
Damages claimed, within two weeks after the eTs
ptratton Of the time required for the publication Of
enal action. r
myl0x GEO. N. CASEY, City Clerk.
NQTICR TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con-
~ CHkh.-N0tice IL hereby given, that there IL
pending before the CITY Council OF the city on Cin-
einnatL the following Ordinance, to- wit
To change the width pf sidewalk on the west eide
OF Race. street, north OF Twelfth street,
In puTsuance. Of the Law, sad Ordinances Ws
twice reed, laid. on the table, and the Clerk IN.
stTpcted to give four weeks notice Of the pendopoy
ofthe same. .|-r
Tho law requires all claims for DAMAGES, that NAV
accrue from said Improvement, TO be hfed In writiua
With the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expirs
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
mys dw GEORGE NJ. gAsBY. CITY C,srk-
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1861. 1851.
FAST TIME.
LITTLE MI
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
CINCINNATI & DAYTON
Railroads
nNAND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL "a.
~, Trains viii depart - toltoWH CgHsIrr
1903 Anm. MfIL-FT9m JineIn-g -

0MANp AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL Il,
frsini vi depsrt e telioya cH
RSt, Hamilton and Dayton Depoi@R
RsytoP 0onnscts e Dayton WITH Greenyille and
Tosd for Ii%s, 6hicase and the West; Toledo, De-
tToit and Canada; with saudusky, Dayton ana
.YR.M III. n c~ISGI NJ fEExHPPREss-rron
U msS,i ntdis% Via DS Sol1imt S2pn stsab ys 9G,u RSS P az
Pr sSr sjri Ts SiHdluT1 655s6 ssl HItS d md B.1F 2pd also
tor ard zanesyille RsiiroSd.
s.32 a: IA: ExPR Kss-Trom ,CincinnliI.
Richmond indianapolis ard West. Alec, for 10,
ganspoIt, Chicago and the West. Connects Of HIM.
hten with junction Railroad for Oxford and Lib
0.15 A., M. .ACCOMMODATIoN-Ftom
nlttlS mieml Depot. Connects Wis Columbus, Bellaif
Via Colu@SUussS. Icrs ssa SAMMY Sna Pi.t sPG SStS'e'and' and
Hamilton and Dayton Dspot2For HsmltSn. 81.
ford and Liberty. Connects to ConnersVille. Con.
cinnati Railroad to Forest. Connects with GreBn-
3i6V-. p. M. ACCOM- MODATION-Fro6
h b,Ss ppm Pi NJ HePG ExPR ~ Fss e bus and sEriosass.
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Hamilton, Rich
E0r ns tSsanspoTt, Chicago and the Weet. Als4
Michigan Railroad Tor LiH In spd Ohio obiea Dstt SNd ia ~,
Toledo, Detroit and Carada.
MIAMI 4 +. b n; tAGGSoTM sIiS, S6T1 70; I,;S ,I Ei:ss3
nsiis wnpnilnst91 and Z9nesyille RsilrYad;
ci3nati, HImilton and Dayton Depot-For Glen.
10 p. M. NIGHT ExPREss-Frou u,pc,r.
Colum ouS, Steubenyile and PittsburR, VIA Ool1m-
bns, CTestllne asd Pittsburg; via Columbus, Bell
bure ! and via Columbus and Cleveland.
sL~EEPING-oA Rs ON THIS Train.
Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbus
atISi33A. NJ, 1880 A. NJ and 5sf5 2. NJ
All trains run daily SUNDAYS excepted. except
place Of Saturday night.
for oil Information and Through TieketA plsase
Apply, at the 0dcee, southeast corner Of Front and
Broadway; west side of Yine-street. between ths
Postofloe and the Burnett House; No, q Wesl Third.
street sxth-strset Depot, and ct The East Front
Trains run By Columbus time, which IA seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
P. W. STRADER, General Ticket AReus.
.,Omnibuses call for passenger by leaving dirss-
lions at the Ticket Ofnoe. mZIt
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A pnIINISTR ATOH'S SALE OF REAL
n ESTATE In pursuance Of an order of Ap-
pIaisenent and sale OF the Probate Court Of Ham.
ilton County, Ohio, l will offer for sale, at Public
Auction, in the kotundA OF the Court house, in
Cincinnati, on FRIDAY, the 2sth day of June,
lssl, az II o'clock A. M the following described
All that piece or parcel Of land situated in the
county Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio being In the
southwest quarter OF section eight (s), third town.
ship, second fractional range Of the Miami Pur.
chase and being the south part of Lot No. six (6),
on the map OF subdivision OF the ArbeRast Estate,
as the same was subdiVided and laid of 10 William
l.. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioners 10 the
suit il partition in Hamilton County Common
Pleas, No. II 6t6, and containing seventeen (ID feet
In front on a rbegast.street, and running back the
zane width, 70 the east line Of the entire tract, as
the same Will more fully appear by reference to the
map and COmmissioners report Of said subdiVisiOn
on page $50, volume 254, Of the Records Of Hamilton
County Common Pleas,
Appraised at B..
Terms Of Sale Or e-haif cash in hand, remainder
in twelve months, with interest, 70 be secured by
mortgage on the premises. q. {. MOORE,
Administrator Of VIM. l.. Ready, deceased.
" IH fmV2O dWa1
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eNALND PROPOSALS..


SEAhEn PROPOSALS. Will BE RE-
CEIVED at the Office Of the Board OF City I'm.
proyements, until nine O'Clock A. M. Of FBIbAY,
lime $. 1851, for Tsgssdins, setting cgrbs. and fgT:
good sound bowldeE stone, on q bed Of clean gravel
gutter Of Bank street to the north gutter Of Clear
water street, including three rows Of dressed gut
SSssinss u fl 1ay IRaI'S x s3E o. Of indiana II diEIsrSyi iat.r a1SR
stone at all the crossings.
Bi adP& to- 70 use g the Re p S4iGSi%d8'iR 0T@., % z t no o %sSSS'I Siil
my29-tt GBOBGE j. GUILFoRD, Clerk.
(Times and Volksblatt copy -
SEALKD PROPOsALs WIN BIZ RI
oEiVID e the offss q the Special Read VII
O'Clock on the twelfth day OF June, ISL, for grad.
ing Auburn. avenue, nom acknowledgements TO Bur.
Bidders win bid by the pubic yard,
An bids to be accompanied by surety.
myls,j s. W. IRWIN, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the Office Of the Board of City I'm.
proyemeats until 9 O'Clock A; NJ. Of TUESDAY,
peir, for the term OF one Year
Liberty street, from the west line Of vine.street
to the east line OF Walnut street,
Baymiller street, from the north line OF Poplar
street to the south line OF Liberty street. The con-
BY order Of the Board - 's I,
my25-tt GEORGE J. GUILF0RD, Clerk.
SEALER PROPOsALs Will BE RE-
proyements, until 9 O'Clock A. NJ. Of TUESDAY,
June 3, 1851, for building an iron road. bridge over
the WhiteWater Canal, at John. street. The bridge
70 be capable Of bearing at least one tun per lineal
loot, Bidders to furnish their own plans and speci-
by order OF the Board. .
my25-tt GEORGE j. Clerk.
SBAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
proVements until 9 O'Clock A. NJ. Of TUESDAY,
June 3, 1851, for building a road bridge over the
be on a level with the banks of the Canal. Bidders
to furnish their own plans and specifications.
my25-tt GEsBGE J. GUILFoRD, Clerk.
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gprsop -Dtyorce The defendants Is hereby notified
18th December isst, wherein she charges the said
dsisndant win s%dTlterY, hn5 Pr9ys TO be divorced
costs that unless he appear on or before the sth
DAY o. gpge ls6l and plead, answer, or demur
thereto, the same will De heard In his absence, and
q decree taken a. above stated
3. y. Black, RIDGE A. FERGURSOH.
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