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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

At meeting of the second mortgage bondhold-
srs Of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad, hold
On Tuesday, it was stated that, in consequence Of
che recent death Of Messrs. Thatcher and Henshaw,
Judge Pierropont, Of Vermont, had appointed
Aessrs. Smslley and Chaplin to conduct the bust
ness Of the road, in behalf Of the second bondhold
ers, until April o. when he would hear all parties
In interest upon the future management Of its af-
fairs. The meeting appointed Aessrs. John A.
Lering, General Whitney and John Stuart COM
mittee to represent the second bondholders at the
above hearing.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

III NCyBSIc wHIsSEy or isi4-HIGuf.y RECON-
III ApJ In All 'aScs Of pal1O,ar nSolplains al tie
. fhrtfAS n ana ale vaults. ut lIoafw
I..tfi, - :, ana.f the Atlantic Bank
Nj ID GILBERT Ar.nL
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u. PRIZE MONEY OFFICE.
THOMAS L. BRAYNARD,
NJ #A NO. 81 WALL STREET.

TINTED STATES TREAsURY.-NEw YORK MARcH
" 2, lssJ-Under authority from the Secretary OF tho
Treasury thereby alive notc a hereafter inicies
rate OF live co. csnt will 10 allowed dsIosits
the &C. e congrsss approved February IS for not loss
days notice, ~ time tho expiration OF The
thirty t0l days Deposits hereoforc undc at four 10 per
be Withdrawn ri ne, without notice Tor IL
purpose Of being c,dcposIted 81 Ave (5) per emit
JOHN !. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer o. a.
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TINTED STATES TREASURY.

u 49, Fsw YoNw, March fa, 1868
Parties holding thirty lso) on the tr.s
seven and three tenth per cent bonds on
st April requested 10 hand them IN win ache
dulles for enArnnaon ~ before thai datr p,anh
schedules will be furnished upon app a. the Interest
desk Of this oflcc.
Holders az aiiiBg themselvcG OF the above viii rr,s,x.
clerks srr coupons after three cy ~ on he siss
insf. JOHN ,. CISCO
Aasistsnt Treasure NJ a
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,,1nu BOuNTy ACr. Sd NARcU iVg
: LtV VOLUNTEERS Dis FtARtsfD ~ WOuypx
SOW ENTfTLr' r r.fE Slui EOrSTy
- l. kSifNARD. 4 Wei street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

Wheat dull with trning sales 81 ~ q 70 for
red and amber Western. 81 30 for white do 81 5fa 81 81
for Milwaukee club and amber spring and 81 81 81 So
for Chicago spring Corn lower the sales comprising
"a bushels mixed Western at 90c 02c for sound ana
Soc S9c and heated Sales were also made
Of 5000 bushels Of rye at 81 0s 81 H. and 500 bushels
barley 81 81 Oats were IN fair request Al 7oc Soc
according " quality. a.a.f - !
CoYrEs.-Rio was In fair demand, and 1880 bags
changed hands, part at 81 sc.
CoiroS was quoted down to 7ec. 7sc for mddlines,
with very lHuc doing.
FRneHTs There more activity and frmness in the
market. 70 Liverpool there shipped $50 bbs Hour
at 1s Io1Sd 2s; $4,000 bushels grain 1t Cd 61sd.
and Sd. by neutral, bulk AND ships bags; l515e
packages bacon, lard, &c.. at 2Qs 21s 3D. To Bristol
there taken 100 bags clover seed ON H. To Lon
don there engaged 500 bbs, -four At D. 26 pack
ages provisions al Dos. a 36s. .r
PRovsloNsPork purchased 70 the extent OF $50
bbls at S4 $l4 25 for old mess SIS 81 $40 so for new
do, and Sill so $l3 so for prime Beef was inactive
with sales Of l76 bbs At 81 Sl2 10 for plain and BIB
Sl3 IS for extra Sales were made Of 800 bbs
and erces Of lard within the range Of 1910 1l4c
900 boxes OF bacon at &C. exc and 300 packages Of
hams and shoulders At To- 8Ac and SIC &c. Butter
request at &c 2Sc for State and l7c 23c. for
Western. Cheese selling ut 13c q 16Lc.
Sales or Real Estate.
by f. ii. Ludlow 4 Co..
House and lot, No 81 East nth street.. $272b
Houses and lots H. MA 1ls 9th st. ea$s 1915 l25
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sECRErARY.
PROSPER N. WETMORE.

The Objcct6 OF the League are 10 uisBeuuao
Of loyalty the country denounce treason and % uphold
Government suppress tho rebel
lion To the unwayeng support Of these principles II IL
soemnly pledged.
These objects already successfully promoted at
two assembsges Of the people OF this CITY and other
meetings are contemplated 70 tho end Bhoud the
regulate be supplied he operations q the League
cities Your contribution in aid OF the
proposed respectfully solicited, and DO enclosed 70
The treasurer.
collector has also been appointed and duly aecrcdted
wait upon Loyal czens invite thcir cooperation In
this essential art Of the duty Of loyal citizen. DESTROYS 70
aid In preserving the national unity and the national honor
to the League the who bears credentials from the
undersigned - sy5...st . 5..9
Ths League specially restrained It's articles Of
ciaoL contracting any debt for purpose whatever
ROBERT II. McCURDY
Chairman OF Executive COMMITTEES.
NEHEMIAH KNIGnr Treasurer Nos 81 and IS Park place
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPoAr.

ThfpNf E",eD W. z. N.
AsHs-The sales confined 70 90 e.s pots at $40
BRnApsrusrs.--lhe market was j. - active and less
buoyani FOL nonr owing to the d essioa in gold and
sterling exchange saeswere ma Ne OF $4,000 bbs State
and Western, 600 Southern nd TOO Canadian within
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THoAAs n. AGxEw, eco GREENWICH coRNER
Murray street. who famed setting go0d, eaesp
Tor cash. las again New Yorkers BY selling
Sugar at Sugar l3kc, Brown Sugar from lie up;
fresh soaDa BE- zc Ie &C. Sc and sc Ss s wsss
bought BY the cargo The ss CALL your money
and see for yourselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

DYE AND EAR-DR. CALDWELL, DcULlsT, ~. ~ =
~ Clinton place. FL bth -, eet Broadway mas ~
twenty years past dey oed his attention exclusively TO he
eft Of diseass OF the and No charge ~
AP.N.
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7 OVAL LEAGUE OF UNION CITIZENS, NO. % PINE
i street. New York, March 10, 1864

Those members OF the League who present ut tho
Institute the evening Of tho 9Th ins and ~ the
Academy OF Music on the evening OF the llh are
call the enrolment this oce. Badges
VIII be supplied 70 the members - possible.
Those who unable TO call will please to send tbeir
Names with the address, without delav. $50
BY order OF the Executive Committee. .
X. ". McCURDY, Chairman
r. N. wsrMoEr, Secretary. u 4s esese
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IMPORTED HAVANA sEaARs.-rr CoNBRQUENCB
u sina OF IN my obb,ns ras ulqnor d~slsrs ana
.orls ~ pref-lng donsstic seaArs Account 81
III ana tho largest and choless stsch
N dis ry ~ Genuine Havana Segsrs ny the single bos ~
vii iesar Lricss JAFfK \ sesar Emporium
ISL Broadway, near Twenty eighth street
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POLITICAL.
N-777FTFF = : 71F
NIRCULAR

= .oo,,>,~,~.-<,,.
CIRCULAR
LOYAL s..GUB
UNION. CITIZENS
NJ ~ rxv Yo.x March 49, lsn
The organization OF THR LEAGUE commenced A
the meeuns Of NarhA st Cooper Institute and completed
Saturday the 4h, NJ the Academy Of Music By the cleo
ton OF The following oncers--
LIEUT.. GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT, U. ga
GEORGE OPDYKE ALEX T. STEWART,
JONATHAN STURGES, u. II. McCURDY, ,.
DEFINING DUER, CHAS. II. MARSHALIs
BENZ. w. BONNEY JOHN VAN buren,,
JAMES T. BRADY FRANCIS LIEBER.
NORRIS KETCHUN, JAMES wAD6WORTH
rRRAsURER
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT. Nos. 66 and IS Park place
4 CHARLES Gould B. Morgan,
/ George Il. Butler, william Orion, z
Edwards Pierrepont John Wadsworth.
+ WIN. q. Lambert Richard ID. Lathrop.
y S Mar "a 20 3 Roberts Leonast " jerome,
George Cabot Ward, James W. Bcekman
Waldo autchins,
+ Y Tha oN6an uaxsn0 7 = Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

THE LECTURE SEASON.
AIRS. ALLEN WILL LECTURE TO LADIES IN THR
1M basement OF DR.. Chapn's Church, 81 o'clock to-
day Subject "The LungA Admission, 20 cents; course
80 cents. ~ ca. @tE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

" syI AHclloh aud emoten Intc1lIe and discrc.
ton. In whose judgment couli loving
ness q whose nsarel could whose mpathies
wouhi DC ~ rssp1nsiye 70 aud thrill oy
Esddtned my hear, would glow her eye; when eri ef
aud tr,nbie a. lated nay breast, would culver lip
and when oppfssasd and In spirit shod hear
Mords ~ spcs'rg.inen n her sent,r tones would ike
knat abe should possess some originality; some hidden
sSnncs VI min and chareci for vsrcd 10
deNelop, 80 ta mi dtsogor &c Asionay beauties
Sos ,irit% would weary % moUelonous being, were
svs Hnol AMI sweet ~ ltsefs thou FAVOR
ed Win be 9ss nc. of goodness ws become ms mid
waAu sDfefh NJ potc pnngrnl; ouctBx Of the nsh and
srarie Of tIr that an foam occasionally. like demon
FtrAh~ nature thar i've eslressiog life -,
ua ,sS lno~ when hop scae, and whtn fears depress
dey srl hroods nron ths spirit, ss IN. ay OF
ieclh i. w~s rsgantei ~ smsoiy In short. I wait .
s,sns stontous IKE The sonssf birds who's cohver.a
ton low vi srr III case a1i iey inerest with a soul
10 app.i ds,e t1e so' aud besfn IN ahear and and
10 slll sut 40 w en sp akin b., slngly hlss
capafIssd ratiuR ~ u harry and
should an lsdy shoo ir,nts nee WIN me
satisfy brr afro the sin rty NY pnrpns and
tshou,d he cav pn en- tsf niuat fsgr' Ny of ~
atiI suppr, y rin g'nt s'ye az sh>seoul
sir. sdd css - y n kafff Nte n ar. s>Nc y
rea1 eat ~ NJ, "a IastttUe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

A YOUNG OFFICER DESIRES TO BECOME AC
~ anainei wh alaiy, under twenty ave years Of age
win Now w ms,Flmony OBJECT; all corrcspon
Once confidential Address enclosing carte de- yise Leul
Weldon. BOY 2l2s Post ollce, New York
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sEoARs AND TOBACCO.

T,oLunprAr ZEAL SMOKING roBAcco-wARRANr
~ ed Of tbs I'm Il aud cheap q In the market
j. W, CARL8. 90 Liberty street
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COPARTN ERsIIIPS.

PARTNER wANTED-INlAN ESTABLISHED MI
a neSy az dresmasins naslnese aoon. e n..es frT
business and who would invest from $40 70 93 adva
tageous ARA ngement would lie offered Address A. b.
boz 762 New York Post OflCs.
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A NY ONE WISHING TO DISPOSE OF A BANKRUPT
n stock OF dry aoods for will please apply II.
27i West Thirty ninth street. between Eighth
Ninth avenues.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-04
Valuable Mill & Real Estate
TO BE SOLD AT
Master Commissioners Sale.
William McWilliams

William Mcwilliam' Court Of Common Pleas
VS.. OF Franklin county,
The Blendon Mil Company Ohio. ''''''
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OH DER OF
the said COURT to me directed will offer for sale
at public auction at the door of the Court House in the
city Of Columbus on -a&F
Saturday. the 9th day of May, A. d. 1863,
at one O'Clock ?. NJ tho following described real estate
situate in the county OF Franklin and state Of Ohio, 10
wit: .lJ
Beginning at stake In the west line Of West street
In the town OF Weservlle, township g, range IL Unit
ed States Military lands, in the center OF newly sur
veyed county road, which Is the extension OF Mai,
street, N e deg west 10 % hundredths poles 10 stake
thence south 78 deg. west IL poles to stake; thene
north 25 deg, west ~ 5000 poles to stake: thene
south "a deg 30 min west ga SO 100 poles To stake
the Alum creek; thence wi III the east branch Of sa
creek south So deg. east 10 poles to a saAe thence
10 deg. west 64l00 poles 10 the center OF said new
surveyed county road thence with the said road mort
40 deg. east 81 100 poles to the beginning contanin
three acres and ninety one square poles y , y I
Appraised at el 200 90 per acre. tl1aew
| q. W HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
and Master Commissioner.
GALLowAy RusH, A,t'ys.
| Printers fees "a 90.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-04

Morning and Noon Disp,at atches.
FKOaI wAsHINGTou

NEw YoRK, April 3.--A Washington special
to the Tribune says the Administration have
not yet determined what course TO pursue under
the law authorizing the President to grant lei.
tiers OF marque and reprisal The question has
been discussed at more than one Cabinet meet.
Ing, IN connection with tho question as TO the
proper means to adopt to prevent the coastfuc-
tion and sailing of rebel vessels from foreign
ports. "
hear-Admiral Porter telegraphs to the Navy
department that the rams Lancaster aud Switz.
oriand would not have been aloW we'd to 70 down
the miasissippi had he been on the spot 10 see
that ME orders were obeyed. He adds: The
rams were totally unprepaEed for the voyage.
ahd that u was madnes, TO attempt TO pass the
batteries In broad daylight. These rama we're
not transferred with the gunpoats on The West-
ern riVers to the Navy Department, but stiIl
belong to the War Department, and are under
commsnd OF General Ellet p jill
We learn that Captain MosbV. cantor of
Gen. ptoughton, commanded the rebels In the
ekirmish near Drainsvlle on Wednesday morn
ing and was dangerously II NOT fatally wound
co. Capt. Flint, who commanded the Union
cavalry was killed, and other officers wound
ed.
skIrmish occurred yesterday morning near
DrainsVllle between one hundred and fifty Of
Tue ist Vermont cavalry, under Col Parsons,
ana about the same force Of rebels. The
Union cavalry were diacomftted and number
OF men wounded and several taken prisoners.
Ihe Times special saya the report of the
committee on the Conduct of the War is unanl-
nous upon every subject EXCEPT Fremont's oper.
anons In Missouri and the Shenandoah valley.
1t Is probable the report with respect to Ere.
nons m viii be concurred in by all tomorrow.
Inc Herald's specisl says: Baron Wardli-
ner, formerly Of the Austrian service, who was
captured with Gen. Stoughton al Fairfax Court
nouse, has been released, and arrived here 70.
DAY. He states the treatmeat Of Union offisers
who are held by the rebels at Richmond, Ia most
outrageous. They do not receive as kind
treatment as is usually extended to the vilest
criminals. The rebels are exceedingly incensed
against Col. Wyndham, and threaten 10 hang
him and his staff II they should fall into their
hands. Capt. A. c. Webster. confined 10 Cas-
!le Thunder, is to be hung on the 5th inst. at
Camp Lee. for violating his parole Notices
to that effect are spread In the streets Of Rich
mOnd, .sr y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-04
The Pirate FIorlaa Again.

NEw YoRK, April 3.-Bermuda adyices to
March 25th, are received. ..t-I
The Hamilton Mirror OF the 25th saws the
steamer Cornubis, from Wilmington, N. 6. !,
with three hundred and fourteen bales of cot-
ton, arrived at So. George Sunday la,t.c The
steamer Gen. Beauregard, from Charleston, 8 !,
@, with one Thousand and sixty bales of cotton.
arrived at st George Monday evening last.
with the Confederate flag flying. l,Ta 3.
Capt. Warne, of the schooner Laura Ann,
arrived yesterday, reports that Saturday week
he Was boarded by the Confederate steamer
Florida, Capt. Maffitt, who requested Capt.
Warne to take shout tWenty-aeyen prisoners
captured from the prize ship Star of Peace, Of
Boston, from Calcutta, laden with saItpe.re,
which vessel was destroyed. The day the
Florida spoke the Laura Ann, she took the
schooner Aldebaron, OF FAirhayen, put prize
crew aboard, and went in chase OF a large
American ship then in sight Capt. Mafit Of
fered large sum to Capt. Warne TO take the
prisonera, but he refused. .gsgs
Inc Florida reports having been chased,
after leaving BarAba, by the Vanderbilt, and
night coming on, she tackled ship and stood
for the Vanderbilt, all her lights having been
extinguished and her steam stopped. The
Vanderbilt approached and hailed 60 know If
a steamer had passed. The reply was, e Yes,
and going at great steam right astern." The
Vanderbilt kept after the Will o. the Wisp,
from Bermudian March 25lh. M
The steamer Florida left Carlisle bay the
night Of Feb. 25.h, having taken in supplies of
provisions and Goals, - '''Sff
On the night of the 9Th ult. the Vanderbilt,
bearing the flag of Admiral Wilkes, arrived,
and sailed again the following day. h III -,
In Demerara, the Governor had issued otdera
that should the Confederate privateer Alabama
call for supplies, the Captain was 10 be told
that none could be furnished within the time
prescribed by the Imperial Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-04

a.ran,.;Sx; WV ,S;Sx; April 3.-There was splendid
evening in honor of GeSa VI Eis as,U U.nS iss'
Was received enthusiastically. 'f's'-'
IL is reported shat Lord Lyons will make,
formal demand for the release Of the steamer
Peterhoff, and her owners will claim indemnify.
Her mail is being overhauled and may disclose
something. Her corgo consisted Of Q large
quantity of quinine.
A Havana letter contains report that the
pirate Alabama has been lost. Doubtful. 70
A New Orleans letter reports the evacuation
of the town Of Pensacola. Part of the troops
were sent to New Orleans. Those left have
gone to the navy yard and into the iorts. e
Before leaving the town many Of then houses
we're burned -s.!s "a, g.s, 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-04

A Bank cannot put ont circulation create
than the capital actually paid in.
The Circulating Notes must be fves, tens
etc. No notes under ives can be issued.
Banks of not over $l00, 900 capital can hav,
9O cent. of their capital in circulation, at
| S] cent. per aunum tax; $780, 200, 80 ~ cent
az cent tax per annum; 100000, 70 10
cent at cent. tax per annum; $500, 900
60 cent, aS I 3R cent. tax per annum; ST..
OOO,OOO, so f cent. at cent. tax.per an.
mum; ST., 500, 900, 40 per cent. at 1 59 cent tax
per annum; $2,000,000, 30 f3 cent. at ~
cent. tax per annum; over $4,000, 900 capital
25 39 cent.
We may say, practically, all national curren-
cy 10 taxed but one per cent, though anything
more than the above per centsge to capital
must pay two per cent. This same scale OF
taxation applies TO State banks.
The national banks are not put TO any ex-
pense tor plates, paper or printing. The Treas
ury Department. furnishes the circulating notes
without charge, and Ia benefited in turn by the
tax, aud the lost circulation in case the bank is
wound up or closed by process of law.
Every bank started under this law, whether
1t has few os many stockholders, whether it Ia
controlled ny one man or many, must be looked
upon aa legitimate institution, from tao fact
that the capital muat DO paid up under oath.
The smallest number of associates 10 FIVE,
aud the bank must have not less than FIVE nor
more than nine directors. Each director, in
banks OF not more than 5000. 900 capital must
own at least one per cent. of the capital stock
and banks OF larger capital Can have directors
that only own one half of one per cent. of its
capital stock.
We feel perfectly competent and willing to
assist any association or party in organizing a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-04
From Thompso,n's /, Bank Note Reporter.l

Synopsis of the National Bank Bill.
We have studied the National Bank law,
with view to the proceedings necessary fos
organising banks under it,
Banks in cities and villages of over 10000
population must have at least 500, 900 capital.
Bsnks Of $50 900 eau be started in places OF
less than II, 900 population.
Thirty per cent. of the capital must be bona
fde paid up on the Atart, and ten per cent of the
capital must be paid up every sixty days there
after, until the capital ia all paid up
United States Stock, TO the o Mount OF 80 per
cent. of the capital paid up, must bo deposited
with the United States Treasurer as security
for circulating notes, and 80 per cent. Of the
mar ket value Of the Stocks depusitsd will be
furnished to the Banks in such n0tes.
To start a $4,000 bank, $50, 900 cash and
$ll 900 circulation Ia the minimum required "a
begin basineas on. One-half theae amounts h
suficient for q $50, 900 bank; but IL should be
Remembered that the law impera.iyely requires
the Capital Stock TO be paid up 10 10 per cent
every sixty days, and as fast as capital 10 paid
in, circulation to an equal amount can be oh.
tanned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-04
From enc RappnhnnnocIk.

NEW YoRK, April IA special to the Tfi.
bune from tho Army of the Potomac, April 2,
says: Reports from deserters and other sources
lead to the belief that the enemy Ia still in force
on the Rsppahannock. He Ia removing stores
from Culpepper Court House and fortifying
forts on the Rapidan. Generals Lee, jackson
and A. p. Hill were present at review below
Fredericksburg on Saturday. An order was
read reducing baggage aad promising active
service In April. Ten Of the enemy's strag-
Cling cavalrymen were brought In from near
Dumfries by the 9th Illinois cavalry, yesterday
The prisoners were from seven different regi.
menta belonging to Hampson's legion and Fitz-
hugh Lees command.
The wind and sun are drying the roads rap
idlV
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-04
Master Commissioners Sale.

Miller, Donsldson & oo.,) snror;or nor., =, p.,
VH. ~fS..N' Co'sN w NieAih
.bs .s,a nou,t ~ ma ,!lF AN ORDER OF
Public Aucon at the door Of the Jul onsr IOI sale a.
oity Of Columbus, on '0' In 'is
Saturday. the 25th day of April, A. d. 1863,
at one O'clock p, ms the following described real %
tate situate in the county Of franklin, and State
Ohio, to witt
The wsAt half Of the following described tenements Il
Franklin county, Ohio, and in the city OF columbus
to wit Sixty one feet and ten and half inches il
width by hundred and twenty ve feet In length OF
DEPTH In the northeast corner OF outlot number fifty
in said city, fronting the north side Of Franklin
Avenue, and bounded the east by the eaat line Of
said ou-lot number fty'one (5l) and the north BY
the north line OF said out lot and on the west by d
rect line parallel with the east ne and six feet and ten
and half inches distant therefrom the said west hall
being thirty feet and eleven and quarter inches wide
by one hundred and enty'hve feet deep.
Appraised st 8 ,050.
q, W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees "a so.
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