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eighty millions Of dollars; the deposits, payable on
demand. exceed three hundred millions OF dol
lars.
correspondent writing from Huntsville, Als'
gives the following observations on railroad IMP
through Alabama:
was indeed surprised 10 see the amount of cotton
there is planted along both ides OF ine rss1
noticed several fields before crossed tue state ne
and after we enteie ed this State II was ALMOST CON
tinuous cotton field. the ONLY exceptions Dtlne 80"
abandoned plantaunns and an cecs,lcns' no'u VI
II is nil cooking finely and was told by teverlI pan
tiers that athough NEST If IL wes painted iale IN wv
season it maturing rapidly, Hnd they ahtIc'Pf, q,
handsome remuneration tor TER inuus IA nseriy
worked by negroes, the same 81 81 old ana nrprs
every man conversed with the sutJect lhiorneu e
that the crop would be more proht'pie unner ., W.,
regime than under the snuquated system VI o'"'o'!
The Chicago Tribune of "Wednesday, says:
The continued activity in wheat, arising from orders
from outside parties induces very e"ou uen"n ,.
money from that class Of OPERATOR, while other eass
of borrowers are not entirely idle. The supply OF
money s abundant and good paper sfeaoiy tec'eheo
but there no disposition he part OF bankers W e
enconreremsnt 90 wild spec uators by INDUCING them
with oris for such purposes. Legitimate paper ]"
readi, taken at the usual rate Of ten per cent l..
Easiern exchange continues close. currency ~
plenty now and bankers prefer 10 hold exchange Whcn
l. drawing ntcre,. 10 holding currency, when draws
no interest except borrowers who are not over plenty
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for the
past week has been as follows:
ENTERED PoR CoNsuNP11oS
Manrf of Pigs. Value. Manrt Of Pigs. Vslue:
Wool 6s2 f256.7 Flax. 3g2 sllaegt
Co,ton.l9s l2,ssl MiseeDan's. ,e4 a. 100
SILK ........21e 266.jyl = -.
Total ..............36l4 secs 2g6
WITHDRAWALS. -
Manu- Of Pkgs vone 1anpJ. Of Pss' Vs'ne
WnJ 4i2 fls0 "a Flax ...... leo 81 0A
Cotton. ...... 100 32.95l Miscellsns.. 36 1905
Silk ... 81 60H3l -
wARRHousED.
Manu- Of Pkgs Value. honrG Of Pigs Value:
Wool. 500 1921 .93l LAX. o. si34e9
Cotton $50. a 1863 Miscelan's-. IL safs
silk lH Hs,229' - 700
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!. el39, 81, 4e9 Sos, ON. $50 s77l, 5l4. 9e9

Total assets l39 A. 4s9 sG32 On 40 s77l 54 $50
1t appears that the public and individual deposits
m the City of New-York, in the National Banks,
arc 20 per cent on the WHOLE the bank capital forms
about 1874 per cent of the whole The combined
hank capital Of the City Of Now-YoTk ID about
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ReeeJuts Of Produce.

Jrr1 N.-7.77l bbls. Flour l.6l0 bbls Corn Meal,
"a OC0 bush Wheat l5o coo bush. Corn. IL 200 bush
OF 500 bush. Rye. I72 pkgs. Ashes, 32s bills
Whi.ky. " pkgs. Lard. 295 pkgs. Provisions 2e20
pkgs Butter.
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I0tal'..''s. .......s........... .......... JOvp
One CAUSE OF Tug PRE- spIELDIhG

oNL hish UT blALADJkG.
One the lire spread rapidly is that an at
tacho OF the Museum we ars Informed, went upon tho
balcony when the 4 iues were nrst discovered and
broke out tho windows thereby letting IN tho draft.
which imprudent largely contributed TO the
Ignition Of tie whole building.
REMATNS or TUE CONFEDERATION
One ~ our reporters who visited the 81 the IRE
lhst evening SAYS Tho scene Of the late conhagraion
Ii one entrf mnss Of smoking rubbish for almost
whole square aud IL surrounded by eager thousands.
who sre endoay"Iiag II possible to get glimpse at
some OF the curl ostes which have been destroyed Tie
debris nre heing removed rapidly rs possible. and
water Is sli being thrown profusey upon the ruins.
A te corner " Annst. and broadway there IL heap
Of bricks upon which the oaresse Of eoIne animal Ii
lying, which Is SUPPOSED To 10 the whale The Poles
are quite vigilsn Gld rope has been placed around
the RUNS to keep oil intrnders. Several parties who
occupied Offices IN tie buildings sdloniDg the Museum
IN fnton aud Annss. have removed with such NJ their
effects as were not destroyed by the FIRE The business
office of the Museum has been removed 10 No. 80
Chambers Il.
sArg roUND, SAFE POUND.
Mr.. Bsrnnn = safe. one Of ueirngs. was dug out OF
the ruins ~ TIE Museum Building yesterday ana looked
upon a. the last curiosity" Ii had been well baked.
but tie contents were unnjurcd The epicures who
were looking In vain for fricaseed Gocoiies. II they
had been VII the spot Yesterday might s least have dis
covered roasted behring's.
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'Advcri'seuentl
TALBOr's COZ.

cESrRArED MEDICAL rIsI-i PPLE CIDsR wi. cure 700
sick and W.. viii prevent sickness $50
long advertisement In WEEKLY RIDCSs iEom April x -
May H. 1865 inclusive for One ounce
PIC free by mall receip of &c pay postakt
Is. T. BIBBIrr, Nos "a TO - Washil gton-sI, N. l.
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STOLEN PROPERrY.-CGpt. Bracket OF the
Twena sixth Precinct (CAy HalD Ponce has IN bis poe
Sc sion quautty Of optical Instruments, taken fron
thieves at the late FIRE. awaiting an owner. Unlen
called for they will be cent 10 the Property Csrb
Ut Police Headquarters.
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CITY NRws.

Music AZ CENTRAL PARK. - The Centrai
Park Commissioners announce that, II tho weather -
fine. there will be music On the Mall at the fark
mi. afternoon at a o'clock, BY the Central Pork
Band under the leadership Of II. b Dodworth. Ina
following is the programme;
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Park March. .ho.
/ Overture 10 "Gustave". NOT
Q Ratspan from Fora del Destno' se. W
g. Song 3" May BrceEes" .......-...-.'''-'A i''p''
. r,.,,.h N.,oh fsn,tan Ayiz). .Pacha Gsttelly
Inrksn naicn 'Sus.a Vs.3srs Sicilianes" VeId
. Grand Seirs'ion rom '0'p''' Julien
2. Jubel Overture. -.-....-.-''--''-
PART I'LL .,,
q March," Des Cbasseurs Angais'. j. Ascher
Q. Du,tt from Das Wander asser Noch ,,,...-
henscbet bier der Schlumrer". .......-..; rio.os
TO- Mockng Bird Medley. nia'
IL. Gaop-" Irving HALF ..........."....'A Hso'u'"
Fipae-The Union
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THEFT OF WATCH.-Durirg the a

THEFT OF A WATCH.-Dunpc the absence %
Mrs Margaret Curry. yesterday, from ben residence
No. 90 Hester-si, il vas entered oy Peter Muingsa
and SILVER watch and chain. vaued ut SO. stolen. lie
was arrested by Officer Kelard az tie Tenth Precinct
and admitted that lie took the property. he was ean
United by Justice Sbsnd.ey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-15

LADIES SUMNER UAlTEDS III fAlE---
CAsrREL 6sposng Of hs stock Of hshtcoored GArs a.
very low prices, snd tnry a-t ts acss 10 wear n
country during the euNurr sGv carly cal TO ~
essb ishm-nt, No Sl3 Broadway, b,tTeon Eevsnh AAs
Tweith.stA
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n
zoo pkcs at G Isle for No Il lai9 osc for Far 10
PRIME Stem. 20i ne. for Kettle Rendered ana az
Q2Ifc for Choice do. ,,
IIj1TER IL dull, bat IN prices we rhNe IL tpecia
change 10 note We quote:
n Y. State, Welsh tubs strictly fne, p n...-.?sd:w
n Y State. Wa.sa tubs, iar to good On
" y. STATE. Welsh tus wtite AMI poor iiea o. 90 80
n Y. State rsin tubs strictly me - "
n V Stat fiiklnr, re. % ~
Penn, common 10 mcdi m e.
Western Reserve. good to fine yellow. 90 ~
Western Reserve, common 10 medluin Sua -
Sou.hern Ohio 2un -
Mich, H., Iud. Wis., good to fne yellow 81 80
Mich. H. Ind. q Wis. common " medium. '.;.I<d.t
CHEESE is rather IN favor Of the buyer ana tDe HAf
ket closes heavy. We quote; $1,000
state Factory. gpod to choice. per To-. i5i9lo
State, fair TO good .......-......-."...t oi2
State nalrics, choice. Viof
English Dairy Conn ........... ......li dlo
English Dairy Ono. az
py vsTmSlt p1iLy today ieia bbi. The
market for Crude il dull 33ie. Refined in bond Is
easier and heavy at 81 &c. do free Is Dull at 7oa re
RICF-The demand Is lair. ard holders eyince con con-
sdera rmness sales Of J1tcs. Carolina al NO.
and 400 bags Raneool AT 919tc. II,
SUGARS-For Raw the demand has been active.
and, with the Improvement In gold prices are ce,'el
closing quite firmly at Ilidl2c for fair to good re-
fnirg: sales u 900 hhds. at &c. tr Cuba DE Tor
Clarified do Isle for Porto REQ. and 30bales iryans
At I2tQl5ac. There is a strong demand Tor kenbed
Sg RAJ prices have advanced TEL annexed are The quo
atoms If r. L. g. A. Stuart; Bet Crushed sugar.
I9ic; Ground Sugar. Isle. White Sugar. A. isac;
yellow Sugsr, c. I7ic. cash.
SETDS-Grsss Seeds only in limited demand ana
prices are nominal Rough Flax Seed is In limited sup
ply and quite GIm at e. % - ~ per pp,n ol 90 70.
TALLOW-Tbete has ieen deci1ed Improvement NJ
In the demand to-day. and prices have advanced IL
sympathy with cSchenec, eloring firm with On upward
Tendency; sales Of 10000 D. M lltdifc ior
and Ilg5 IKE for civ AMI for future delivery 200 900
n. baltimore ard Philadelphia, deliverable from the
18Th Of August 20 the 18th o. September at II 9llt,
TOBACCO-The market for KENTUCKY nyeI! hctiVei
sales Of l,li3 hhds including y hhds Virginia at
7a24c.
WHISKy-The market 10 moro active aud frmer.
bbls Western at 81 o. a,d small lots at 81 10.
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BEATEN AND ROBBED.-Yesterday afternoon
Victor Ryan and confederate purchased silver ws;o1
from Michael Mufaney. pedhler. and then decoyeS
him into alley in Cstharnest where they beat Ma
and robbed him II his stick amounting 10 eLi0 kyaa
was arrested By Officer Richardson OF tie Fourth Frs
cnct and locked up III the siation'hOuse.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEA ,-srycr,tTyp.
heore Judge CAgro.o
Lewis Bertrand AFT. Charles Dorrer Notioa
denied Leopold sinsn act Engene Ur.hapNoton ,.nt.E
on stipulsns not to FLEMING sst. Ire..r,-Mosss
sIantsd. ~
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Adverii'enEtl
MUsKETo NETS and
PATENT PORTABLE CAyoPfys
u. L. L J. b. NIFTY, So. SO Broadway


TURKISH BATHS No. Is demonstrations
-Gentlenlen TO a aud 10 81 Ladies, q "
! .. II. Greatest Il Luxurics" Try Que.
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I'D 0AIS.
Woodcock. y pairtiStl %
SQUAD Pigeons. oacb.UDc63
ia. keys v ID ...--.39 "
4 BLEs.
Peas, green. l peck ESQ 10
Peas. shelled. y IT. 2, go
Po,otoes. new.S ! pr $3.50
Potatoes. new Der
mudA. y tyk..... 80
Radishcs, 4 bunch ld3
Radishes, black pbch Gas
Sage 4 Thyme. yhoh 5
sauer.KrsuL v qt...l3flo
oquashes. Summer,
each. .-......--...l0dl2
rom atoes. y OF ....25010
rurulpr. Y bunch .. Gas
1'urnips, T. peek 30 MS
Water Crcst. y At. .lOa,5
Wntermelons,
eaeb............UdN1
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Even up to o'clock yesterday morning
groups Of persons stood about the corner Of Ann st. and
broadway easSg at the smoking ruins Of the Museum
and the adjacent brildngs and watching the Gremen
as they poured their Of water upon the flames
that occasionally eapcd forth from the vast 'moderns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-15

RIVER THIEF CAUGnT-Edward Pernns,
q we'll known river thief was yesterday arrested ~
officer Keyser Of the seventh Precinct on tie oota-
plant Of John Rice for having with confederate stosa
jb. valued at siUO fr,m the sop lda Ann, lying y
The foot Of Thirty.eighth.st. T. H. the properly ~
Peck e. SkidmOre. of Pier 70 81 East River. AT ms
time of his arrest be had the stolen veopeTy IN Lis poo
session. He was colpmitted BY Justice snsndisy.
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p..rs 6fy y quart Va ,OI Kerosene, p gal. 30
Rrooms each -. s0d rs " rcaroni r 3D. .20dO
Pea. snlt y d.. sal Milk y qu r...-.-. ~
Coal hard j. Lush sQtt ca lee y lOO fb.......5O07S
Coal stove tun. &c 5Od9 30i
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A vIrRIoL TuRowER ARREsrRp-JEALorsY

FIINIVL IHKOWER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
me CAusE.-feSerday afternoon james Murphy and
Lizzie Williams quaireed III their apartments at No. IS
honrocst., and Murphy finally declaring that Z" he
woud spoil her figure, threw qUantiy Of ,ilol INTO
her face. burning he in shocking manner, and possi
by spelling her eyesght She taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital Murphy Was arrested by Officer Bradley Of
be Fourth Precinct, and In held by Capt. Thorn to
w n. the result Of the grf injuries. The prisoner aud
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THEFT OF LARD.--Frederlck Peters wa yes
tarday arrested by Officer POusson II the seventh re
cincf on the complaint Of Patrick Gleason OF NO %
Uepry.st The prisoner Tired Gleason TO cart uAn"
tity Of geesf valued at s33 the property OF Pat brles
and JOHN Wood, from Pier NO. Is f. X. to the eofna
Of Fourth 81. and Fnst.ave On arriving AZ tne isss
named locality Bren wss found awaiting them, AIS
caused the arrest Of Peters. lie was committed ~
Justice Sbandlcy.
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tn. Scene Yesterday md the Curious
Crswd-Incendiari ssn Reported 70 be
tbe Cause OF the Rire-Dnrnum's He
eepsisn Of the News-The shswm"n to
Take tho Rieid Again as Once-His
Gard u the PubIic-I.aurance, Etc.
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A SNEAK THIEF. - During the fire at the
Vine Hotel and dining saloon Of Oliver j. GRAHAM No.
.2' south-st.' on Tlmsday William Long. Young
nan. caught coming from one OF the rooms by OF
hcer Van Arsdale Of the Seventh Precinct A velvet
CLOAK and lace shawl. valued at SIS we're fouLd
wrapped about his person Justice Shaudley yesterday
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!. LA R.eon {. nniet. ANAL sales Of leo

shonldsrs at l4sc Bacon 10 quiet; small sales OF ice
cured Long Ribbed at lsc. Lard is in fa'r demand
and prime lots which scarce. Ar" be''eri sses vi
700 pkcs at lGt ste for No L. 1910 Oc Tor far 10
PRIME Stem 20i Ztc for Kettle Rendered, anu 2if
12Iic for Choice do.
HITTER IL Gull bat IN prices we Rave no special
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-15

PICKPoCKETs IN TROUBLE.-Yesterday while
MIR Henry Rice Of No. 800 West Forty thrd-st. was
leaving the steamboat Thomas r. ulse at the fsot OF
Thirtictbst. n. H.. a young man pushed violently
against him. and no then missed bis watch. He caught
the thief and held him Until Officer Stephenson of The
goth Precinct came up, when he handed him into Gus.
tody Inc stolen property found IN the hand of the
prisoner Justice Dodge committed him for trial.
John MahOn. d reporter OF The San. while standing
near the hire in Barnrm's Museum on Thursday night
felt ones hand ia his pocket. and turning sud.
denly canght John Prescott a young man, whom ha
handed into the custody of Officer Stluell of the
Second Precinct. Justice Hogan committed him.
Thomas Riley Oh thursday arrested by officer
Croker o! the Tombs Police Court gu suspicion Of
being pickpoeket. In his possession WIS found a
silver watch which had been twisted from the guard
and German silver shield bearing the uscii, ton,
u. = Detective" Yesterday Justice Hogan COM
nitted him for examination Later IN the day, Judge
Barnard OF the Supreme Court granted writ OF habsas
corpus in his case. returnabe before him 10 O'Clock
this morning.
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Beans. sitting, ~

Beans. s'rlng, "
psCh. .-..-.----.. ~ q -
Beets. new. q Inch. t0s
Cabbagcs, p head l2a -
CabbaFes, red. each 25a %
Carols. y bunch. sac
ChicuTy. y head. 49,. 5Q d
Cucumbeis. each. e.. 2d3
Garden Egg. each. 4O3yO
Green Com. q dor. 81 a -
Kohl Rsbi, = bunch 6ds
Leeks. y buncl.-..l2Tp ! >
Lettuce, v head. 5d5
Mint. 4 bgrch ..... 3di
Nutmeg Melons. eacll5d25
Onions, T. bunch. .l09 IL
Onions, 4 gt........l!9l5
Parsley y bunch. 3ot
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YoUYG BURCLARs.-Jobn Baird and Jons
CONWAY. Young men we're yesterday caught BY Offices
Crowley Of the Twenty ninth Precinct IN fbe ACT ~
breaking into the basement OF the residence No l Lex
ngton-Gve the occupants Of which are ont OF iva
previously, and 10 their movements were suspicious
Inc officer followed them. Justice Dodge COMMITTEES
them for trial.
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Apples. = /. peck. 90
Biackberrles. e u Dr23
Blackbcrrics LAYTON.
y qt. ~ 81
Black berries, LawtOn.
fiqt. has ket.....l2dle
Bananas. y doz G0de 2 90
COcoanuts, each. Is
Currauts. large v n. l6d 20
Currents. 4 ib......l00 70
Cuirants, black y ~ i2a "a
Gooseberries. " Ut. .l2dl5
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TuB NINTH ALLGENBISB SAEHGER FEST. Tile
preparations for this festival the part of tie citizens
are progressing The Germsnia Assembly Rooms and
other public places are now being dressed in ever
greens and flags. A number Of ladies' were en-
gagged all day yesterday In making garands, wreaths
aud rosettes for the the inside Of which
begins to assume festive appearance. Tho torchight
reception oftbe singers this evening will be one OF the
er andest sights ever had in this city as no less than
a. 10 torches ana lanterns will be supplied to the par
tic pants.
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Coffee. pure burn, q moo -
Mixed. y 10 ...2 rs a -
Rye. &C. T. D...l2ola
Green Java. & 70 20 q u
Sugar. brown.F n. lJi a.
Coffee, y m III a lyi
Cruftcd and pow
dered. y n 20 2l
Sogar.Louse Syrup.
A. gal .......,Jdsl ~
Nolasscs-N. Orleans
y gal......sl iO0el 81
Tea, Oolong ana Eng
lish breakfast ..sOdsl ~
Green. lei $50 e2 u
japan. ......s g 0ge ~
Candiet, tsllow. Y n. lsd ~
Csndles. sperm. y n. Gu 9'a
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WgLL.KSOwN PICKPOCKETs ARREsTED.-oh
Thursday detectives MeDouvnl. Golden. sowsy, Ben.
nett and others arrested Charles l.. Davis Wm Jenen
George Clark. Michael Dougierty John Sanders. Ge@
Prentice Robert Adams John sullivan, James Do
Iouy John Spencer John Kirby. Richard VBrien ana
Michael Coburn whom they found pushing through sns
crowd at the fire at BsrnuD's Museum. Most Of 'heD
are VOL. known lght.inKeIed opeIatorG
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-05-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

GEORGE S. DABNEY, Walter Dabncy,
VI Frederick Dabncy and Alfred S. Dabncy,
heirs at law, and Roxanna Dabncy, widow of
Frederick Dabney, deceased, will take notice that
petition was filed against them on the 10th day
of April, A. D. 1865, in the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the County of Mcigs, and
state of Ohio, by Lewis S. Dabncy, and is now
pending, wherein said Lewis S. Dadncy demands
partition of the following Real Estate-to wit
Fraction number twenty five (25) in section num-
ber twonty, (2Ol Town number two, (2) Range
Thirteen, 13) Ohio Company's Purchase, stua-
ted in said Meigs county, 0hio-being paral-
telegram Thirty two chains and Eighty eight
links wide North and South, and Eighty five
chains and Forty five links long East and West.
Also the following Town Lots in the Town of
Middlepert, in said county and State to witt
Lots number Thirty three, (33) Thirty ght, (3S)
Forty, (40) Lot number Sixty seven, (67) except
SO much thereof us is now owned by the "Dia-
mond Salt Company" off of the South side of
said Lot, and Lot number Sixty nine, (69) ex-
cepting small part in the Southeast corner her-
of, now owned by v. b. Horton and c. W. Dab
ney.
For more particular description of said Town
Lots, referencc Is made to the Town Plat of said
Town of Middlcport.
And that, at the next term of said Court the
said Lewis S. Dabney will apply for an order that
partition may be made of said premises.
yg LEWIS s. DABNEY,
By M. fHECKARD & l.. PAINE, his Attorneys.
Dated this ! lth day of April, 1865. [I5-Gt
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-05-11
q SHERIFFS SALE.
William Radford, vs. Joseph salser.

William Radford, vs. Joseph salscr.
DY virtue of an order of SALE to me directed,
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Mcigs
County, Ohio, in tho above case, l will, on the
9th day of May, A. D. S65, between the. hours
of 10 and o'clock m, at the door of the Court
House, in POmcroy, in said county, sell the fol-
lowing described lands and tcnemcnts to witt
Being one acre of land in the north half Of frac-
tion No. 9. of town two and range thirteen of
the Ohio Company purchase, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a
corner on the west line of said fraction, one
hundred and twenty rods south of the northwest
corn +, thence fifteen rods, thence east thirteen
rods to the state road leading from Athens to
Pomeroy, thence north with said road fifteen de-
grees, west fifteen rods and ten links, thence west
nine rods to the place of beginning, containing
ore acre, more or less. Appraised ut $500.
Given under my hand this oath day of April,
A. D. 1865. [I7-5t.l M. HEC0X, $. NJ. q.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-05-11
,eNoI1GBis

.lF,4 f,sr NOIlSiL t.pf
lMeigs Common Pleas Is 80 q .d'7st.
Rodney Downitg, Ct al, VS. Samuel eycnson, etal.
GAM q Ell Stevenson, Smith Bowen and Alfred
- Nesmith Of the State Of Pennsylvania,
are hereby notified that the said Rodney
Downing, Vithtih M. Cobbs and Thomas
U. Cobbs fled their petition in said Court on the
Sd day of June, A. d. 1864, against them and
one John Cartwright, setting forth that said
Downing, asl trustee for said Nituria M.C9bbs,
the wife of said Thomas U. .,Cobbs, is the owner
of lots No. 20 in the town of Syracuse, and part
of 100 acre lot No. 299 in town Of New Winches-
ter, known as tho store house lot In said county,
and also of n lot adj Joining said town Of Syracuse
and lying north of lot No. 81 in snid town, Do
feet by 100 feet, on which the aaid Vituria NJ
Cobbs and her said husband now reside, and that
the said defendants here notified have obtained
judgement in said Court against said Thomas y.
Cobbs, several years since, and have levied an
execution issued thereon on said real estate, as
the property of said Thomas U. Cobbs, thereby
casting doubt over the title to said lots and i'm
pairing. the value thereof, in case said trustee
should wish or be directed to sell the same for
said Vituria; and plaintiffs pray that said de-
PENDANTS may be perpefually injoined from set
ting up any claim to said lots and from further
proceeding on said execution to sell the snme ior
the debts of the said Thomas U. Cobbs. The
said defendants are required to answer said peti-
ton by the eighteenth (lSA day of May, A. ID. 1885,
a the judgment win be entered Mt next term of
said Court, by default. SIMEON NASH, rs
[l2-st.l U'F'@ gmNia % 9t Atty of Pl'f. &