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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
BORT tuar0rns' Notire.
STATE OF NRw. YORK.

STATE NEw.YoRK
PoRT-WARDKNs OFFICE, No. l0i Wall.st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the act passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act TO Hsorgane the Nadens Office of the Port Of New
YORK; TO all persons interested n having charge Of the
sbe, matter Of such Inquiry examination survey that
the following vessels uldcr examination by the Port
Wardens that ae said surveys examinations will be
completed within ten days succeeding this notice,
board said vessels:
Steamship Edinburgh. .......... .45N.R.
BARK Nolant.. Woodrun RObinsons.
bafh annie brty s.s.s.t.sssssssss.'s's'ss'tO T.. IL.
brig ocean belle. s...ss.s...s..sss.t..s..s
bTg Cuban. ...................Foo Foot OF Horato-st.
MlNTHORNE TOMPklNs, President
J. AUG's HERMAN Secretary.
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= -,,.,,. Nv Neptune s,esmsbip Co.'S Lane.

daily, tsundays excepted, ir0~ p'e' " 2. m
n Tn Nv steamers Vanderbilt and Rip Van VIM
he daily. sgndsy' included Saturdays ea p. m
eep, ,s hPP Pc by New-Jersey X. r. foot OF
Coartlsndt.st.. and III a. m' p M. anu Z o. M
n p;ar,uont by Northern r.. r., Ne"-Jssrssey
Tom Jersey City at S, 81 a. M. It, Az ana W. III n
rp T 81 tom Norfolk, by steamer Pioneer
every Friday. ,,d n Railroad Tins Tables
rol , lui,i rnsnts ia another Of this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
SUPERIOR COURT-GgNERAL TKRs-Nov l8.-Befor,
Justices BARBOUR, MCCuss and MCNEIL
INTERPRETING WITH A BROKERS' BUSINESS.

This action was brought for an alleged nterfer-
with the plaintiffs business The complaint set forth
that the plaintiff employed by the master Of the cossing
schooner Clara Morton to cargo freight Tor which
he To be paid broeage that the plaintiff did obtain such
freight but that the defendants induced the master OF the
sell by false representations 10 employ them TO procure their
freight whereby the plaintiff lost bis commissions An order
granted at Special Term Diminishing the complaint and the
case came up appeal from this order on Saturday last The
Court, after argument, reserved it, decision.
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STABBIHG AFFRAY IN ELDRIDGE.sT. II I'm ~
Saturday morning ARRAY occurred on ihe its
front of the saloon No. III Eldridgest, ana
continuance Dr. Albert Hoepke OF NO. NV nS trics
stabbed Ferdinand w. Bremen in the neck ana ~,Cs
in the arm. The wounded man was conyeSye, was
residence No. l58 Eli2abeth-st. Inc sss si. M
arrested by officer Brady of the Tenth PreEnc; ,h
subsequently held 70 answer by Justice Shande' l"
sun OF al 500.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT--CHixBERs-Nov 1s-Before justice
Rna

THE KRTCHUM LIIlGAII0Ss.
McVickar agt. Greenleaf.-Ihs motion arose
upon the relevancy Of certain questions put to Edward
Kccbum which, however, involved the relevancy Of certain
portions Of the complaint.
Mr. Bangs the defendant argued hat the allegations Of
fraud In the assignment Of Ketchum Co.. had nothing do
with this case IL immstera 10 tbs plaintiffs claim
whether the assignment made not that II II
material then that the allegations should be made de
mite
Mr. Lsrooque opposed both motions
The Court after hearing the argument reserved ts decision
SPECIAL TKRM-NOv. l8-Before ChiefJustce RoBERTsos
Francis Il. OConnor agt John Cougherty.--
Joseph Werner agt Adams Cross Louis Weinberg sgt Ba
sius W. Chesebroush. III. L. Powers AIT. John A. Under
wood Myer finn agt Ephram Finn. Myer Finn sg julie
Contradictions granted.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. NOVEMBER ~. 1860 =
sshr. T. O. Sawyer, Hall, Eli.abeshpoa, Hoiyohs Muir

schr Brier, Gregory, Bangor r. p. BuetCo.
scbr Col Lesteo Perry. New Haven, Ferguson Wood.
schr henry Gibbs, Snow, New Bedford, Ferguson q
Wood.
schr Willard Fillmore Chase, Boston, s. w. Lewis
Co. =,
schr Flying Arrow, HOugh Bridgeport, II. g. Racket K
Son. -, ~,
Douglass. :, a., o,...
soop Liberty, Reeves, Sag Harbor, H. w Racket Son.
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Country Merchants Mnsrs and dealers requiring Bonn.ts
Millinery Goods of any description. either By Wholesale On
retail should fail to visit establishment before maxine
their seecons guarantee Of at least Is per GERS
beside the important advantage Of having
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY
10 choose from Sou bern orders, by mail or otherviss
solicited and dispatched with great and promptude
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

LIST. ID 3D. 9Th. ah. 9th 7tb.-Tots.
Tribune...A 6 3 2-29.
Eagle......2 3 9 $50.
Umpire-Mr. Chadwick Of the Star Club
Scorers-Mr. John Brown, PowhattaD, and Mr.. j. A.
Miller.
Home runs-Trbune Bush), l.
Fly-catches-Trlbune, 5; Eagle, ].
Time OF game hours and 40 minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

Kinpsy Jo.sPn hssins Henry M1nroe Charlie. Thomas
count United States and Treasury notes
were - each to two imprisonment at hard labor
and 81 James Smith and William A. Chaplin for Ike Of
lenses sentenced to years imprisonment and hne
each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
FIRE IN Oxr.HuYpREp-A AND FIFTY MRD-sT

FIRE IN UNE-HUNDKED-A.N,D-I II - Yont.
The unoccuped residence OF MI 6fty
thirdst and Kingsbridgc Road was destroyed oy hre
on Saturday night Loss on building anu re
Sonbtedly the work of an incendary. and Marshal
Raker has zone up 10 investigate the matter.
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--.,nr,...d thu money 20 his own use. and did no,
s1nrn Tn the possession Of the accused was Icund
sasS OF the stolen money. Justice Dodge comm'''00
him for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK
Cleared.


! steamship Liberty Wilson, Hayans. Hargous Co
| Steamship e. g. Lsary, Burnley, Galveston 4. Leaiy.
Steamship Geo. Cromwell Vaill New-Orcans II. Is. Crom
Steamship Ladona, Hovey, New oreau', o. Heiuocten
Steamship Key West Ha,hom, AppaaehnelO Bsnner 4
stcamhp San Salvador Adkins, Savannah, Livinston Fox
Steamship H. Livingston, Baker, New Orleans Livingston
Steamship America, Lndt Savannah, wakeman GoOklu
| Dickinson.
Steamship Aradne Crazy Wilmington Livingston, Fox
ssteam'hip Quaker CITY West, ch,sse.tOn; A Lssry.
| Steamship VI Cid Hobart, Newberne. C. Goodspeed.
Steamship Mayfower Robinson, Washington, J. Hand
Steamship Lucy Gin Ncwbem. Murray Nephew.
| Steamship Sea Gull, fish. Baltimore, j. X. Small,
Steamship Wyindot,o Avery, boston, Whitney liatha
Steamship Chesapeake Sherwood, Portland H. b. crOm
Steamship Carroll Lehman Baltimore, c. W. Peryeil
Steamship Fairfax, Wyter, Alexandra, H. D. Cromwell
Co.
Steamship IIatens Pa.h, Norfolk City, Port Richmond
Steamship Yazoo, Thompson Norfolk City, Port Richmond
| q. Henact
steam,hlp Fab Kee Stirling Santiago Cuba waydcl
ship Amoru Carpenter Norcoch,, II. $. Ra.tat sou.
! ship Athena uiam.l, Scbiing, Bremen Roger Bros
Bark RecGe (Br.l, Douglass Liverpool j. W EwolI CO.
Bark Leander tBr), England Liverpool W. b. scmdts
Bark Centenary tIr), Cook. Antwerp via Philadelphia
| Bari Maria tBreml Meyer Brcmen. n. Koop Co.
Bark X. w. Grhths OBJ, Drummond, Matanzas, J. r..
| Ward Co.
Ban zePlryna Or, Pcnl.er, Savannah Middleton Co
BARK NJ y. Roberts Weare, Galveston Brett Son a Co.
:, Bark Tolens, Verkagen, Antwerp, Finek Mencke 4
WeHdt.
Brig watchmate (Br) Jones' Halifax, H. s., Dan. Stan
| Son.
Brig solierno Warren, Rio Jnneiro, Mos. 4 Ward.
Brig Port au Prince Nago, Port "a Prince H. Becker
| Go.
Brig Breadalbsne (Br) Percy, Harbor Grace NJ f. NJ r.
Greene Carrie. 49,
Brig Annie Collins Orb Smith, st. John NJ b., A. Smith
ers Co.
Brig Merriwa lngersol, City Point, Va, Miller Housh
| ton.
schr. Lady Bannemnn tirl Curry, Abaeoa $. Douglass
Schr. Queen of the South, Corsou st. Marks r. ID Hull
but Co.
schr. II, Blackman. Candy, Baypor, Fla Van Rrunt
Saght
schr. Watansa, Howard, Newbem Murray 4 Nephew.
sohr. Belle X. Hull Lemon, Richmond Dcutlay smith
Go.
schr Active Calhoun, Wilmington, Del, j. W. Mckee.
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SUPREME CoURT-Cmcurr-Nov la-Before Justic
r.. -. SMITH

UB-LEAsEs--FRAUDULENT REPRESENTATIONS.
Theodore BOband agt. John Leahy.-This was al
action for alleged fraud and deceit In the sale of ea Thu
defendant having ubease Of the premises from Thomas
whose lease expired on May 1884 sod lease Of the prem
ises for l6 months from January 1864 The plaintiff
eviced the lst Of May following The defendant haC
trusted TO Thomas influence TO get renewal The uar
plaintiff. not The Court held that The plaintiff could
recover II he informed.
The Jury rendered verdict for plaintiff for $500.
d. 81. Porter and WA. H. Newman for plaintiff J. ID. Bill
lngs for defendant.
CHAMBRRs-Sov. Is-Before Justice CLKRKE
DECISIONS.
Augustus w. Greonleaf agt. Peter II. Mumford.
Finding, settled. Amendments g. s. T. and allowed
Before Justice IsGRABAs
Morris Ketchun agt..E. Is. ketchum. Motion
denied, with y 10 cost.
lots.-MotlOn denied.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COuRT-Beforc Judge
SHipnAH.
CoUNTERFEITERs SENTENCED.
Henri Harrington. Seth &. Haley, Thomas Ne
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fAdvertisement.

A CAgD.-Dr. HALSTBD OF the ROUND HILL
w.-r, rsy Northampton, Mass well known for bis sue
CO. in the treatment Of CHRONIC DIsRAsBs especially pna
Nervops and Female Complaints will be at the 81 Nicholas
Hotel on the I'D and 23d n and invites calls nom ~ m
until T. and from p. M. until 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
TRIMMED DERBYS AND TURBANs
TRIMMED DERBYS AND TURBANS

Of French and Domestic manufacture including all the
shapes styles designs and materials for Ladies' Mes n6
Infants, In all sizes. at all prices of every colos,
FROM SO To $25 i
We invite parents and guardians 10 examine these Yoa
will positively rs per cent beside the bother and fatigue
Of shopping Ladies living distance send ne hec
orders by mail for any article 10 ne check nclosed M
the price with the size Of frame Of head and
such particulars color style Se may enable nc to IN.
dersand your taste and requirements win insure
within o ressonabe space Of time.
HANDSOME BONNET or JOCKEY
As much and Judgment will be used In the selection %
the goods though the parties the spot We gusr-
complete satisfaction and feel certain that favored
with your order viii command your future patronage
$40 $25 will purchase stylish Bonnet; SIS e2a
CAN'T Jockey Where O number of Bonnes Jockeys
ordered BY party reduction In the prce Of each win
be made Goods expressed to all parts OF the States coect
able on delivery.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ..6.5l sun Sets....t. % Moon sets. -
WATER
Sandy Hook. 600 Gov. lsland... ga Hell Gaie.ll?S
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No. l2e sIxTH.AvE. tuear Tenth.s..l

p sJu received from suesion large quantity tsoe
tonl Coored and We klBB0NS including all widths,
coors shades which Offer rs per cent below their
value Also full line Of Black Velvet RIBBONS g, Import
ers prices. Dressmaksrs would do well to call .. .
NJ. I. HIGGINS. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

FELoYIoUs AssAULT.-Yesterday Rounds
man Hart of the Tenth Precinct found Charles Vim.
ing coored at the corner Of Church and Canalsts.,
conducting himself in q disordery manner. He at
tempted to arrest him. The negro resisted, and John
Mulvhil Of No. IS Mulberry ST., came TO the officers
assistance. In the struggle Vining drew razor and
cut Muyhill on the wrist. He was finally secured, and
subsequently committed by Justice Shandley. The
cused is aged 20 years sailor native of Philadelphia
and resided at No. LOG West Seventeenth.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

STRANGERS GUIDE.
Take the cars from the Astor House Csnas; tel thu
conductor let yon feminist The proprietor
poyes Of any Of the hotels will direct country folks
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT,
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CITY NEWS.

A STEAMER FLYING THE REBEL FLAG oShN'
Tho bark Hesperia Of SelcOmbe. Jarvis from So
hae, which reached this port yesterday reports
SEPT lat $40 40 s., lon 30 90 E. SO" seAO. Ia
ssgged steamer steering Z. s. T.. flying pennA"' ''
q Rebel flag.
TIE BODY OF PRESTON KING. Inc pouS ',
p,,.,on King has not yet been found. On Saturday
10 sn11 in the Bay. supposed to be that OF the
49, hnt which was afterward discovered to
~ hat ~ German. That portion of the river around
Ce 'nss where the body supposed to have
sank Sas been dragged ppt not be- Oand
been iouoo, ~ rhicS confined the shot shall rot.
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Moore. on Saturday, arrested Jacob Banning young
German recently In the employ OF Dr. John l.. Won
Eisenoerg OF No. s6 Broadway On the 18th inst his
empower gave the prisoner $500 10 deposit in the New
So'k C2pnty National BaDk. Instead Of doing 3d. be
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LARCENY BY AN Ex-REBgL soIprBR-some

LARCENY BY AN EX-REBRL S0LDIER.-SOme
time since actuated by motives Of charity. Mr. Robert
Jewell of No. Sixth provided Benjamin +. Clardy
an exRebel soldier with home in bis household On
the 18th Of September he disappeared taking with him
500 gold belonging 70 his DenefaetOr. He had pre-
yiousy under pretense Of having it repaired secured
possession Of the watch Of Mrs Jewell and this be sold
FOR $50 On Saturday the accused arrested by De
tective McCarty of the Twenty ninth Precinct, and
committed by Justice Dodge for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

UNITARIAN LEcTUREs.-The Unitarian minis
car. n New.YOrk and vicinity propose this Winter
ooprse of UNCONVENTIONAL lectures as follows; "hn'
man Nature by the Rev. John W. Chadwick OF Brook
lyn, "Tbe Bible" by the Rev. F. A. Farley, D. ID. oil
13,ootIvn, 1.-THE Deity" by the Rev. Joseph May o.
Yonkers, Jesus Christ" by the Rev: DIR Bellows o.
mis- cty 1.-THE Holy Spirit" by the Rev Dr. Osgooe
~ ans CITY, 1.-THE Devout Life" by the Rev: o. Is.
Frothngham Of this city; 1.-THE Future State, by the
Rev Alfred p. Putnam Of Brooklyn.
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Below.
Menao randu.

The steamship Celia from London aud Hsvre which
rived Saturday. detained In quarantine for ober alton. The
Aaan,a Of the line has to the upper quarantine
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spoken.

Ship smansi of Philadelphia steering s.-loth inst la "a
%, Ion. "A 2i.
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A PRECIOUS BRUTE.-On Saturday night
Charles Sheridan residing in Sixthave.. near Fifty.
ffhst, engaged in friendly tussle with Alexander
Mason in the saloon Of the latter the corner Of Hud
soD and Barclay-sts In the scnfe Mason fell heavily
and be lay on the floor he seized Sherdans under lip
between bis teeth and bit piece from IT, disfguring
bin for life TIE brute arrested by Officer Dough
srty Of the Twenty eighth Precinct and held 10 bail in
the sum OF $500 by Justice Dodge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
TEMPERANCE CELEBRArIoN.-Saturday after


noon the friends Of Temperance gathered Cooper In
stitute 10 celebrate the hayeary anniversary Of the
American Temperance Alliance. The meeting was
largely attended the ball being crowded by juveniles.
numbering over 1900. Mayor Wood Of Brooklyn pre-.
sided The exercises interesting ana consisted
OF short addresses delivered by gentlemen for many
years identified with the Temperance movement and
songs and gees by the children. Toward the close OF
the exercises Mr.. Barnums living cnroeides" were
presented. causing greatexcitement among the child
rem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

FIRE IN FIFTY NINTH-s The stock Of goods
IN the grocery Of Owen Farley nj the Of Fifty
nnths and Firstaye damaged by fire on Satur.
day morning 10 the amount Of 5000 No insurance The
flames were extinguisbed by the Nineteenth Precinct
Police.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26
sHERIFFS SALE.

William Radford, VS.. Joseph salser.
ny virtue of an order Of sale, to me directed,
d from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, Ohio, in the nbo,e case, will, on the is.'
lny Of February, A. b. One Thousand Eish'
hundred and Sixty -6ve between the hours Of ten
md twelve o'clock A. NJ, ut thu door Of lh'
Court House, in Pomeroy, in said county, ofiei
or sale tho following described lands and tene'
mepts, to wit: Situate in said souuty of Meigs
aud known and described az follows, to witt De
inning Mt IL corner on the wtst line of said frac
ion one hundred and twenty rods south of the u
w,st corner, thence fifteen rods, thence east thi'
cen red. to the state road leading from Aihea
~ ppmcroy, thence north with said road hftecI
leprecs, west Is rods and 10 links, thence ives
line rods to tho place Of beginning. containing
one acre, more or less. Appraised at $5o.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF January
A. D. 1865. [2-5t.l NJ. HEcoA,s s. NJ. Y.
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.-sHERlFFis Sale,


Major Reed, VS.. Mills Cowan. Al II ~
nY virtue of an order Of sale to me ci,sc.ua M
Is from The Court Of Common Pleas Of Melgs w.
county Ohio in the above 3 case asSs between the
hours of ten and twelve o'clock a. M at Inc aoSr
of the Court House, in Pomeroy, IN sad county, H
offer for sale following described ianas Ganntv aIa
nmeh |. wifi Situate G IN smn%n sala '0nd und des.
fsa1ss so ss 'I.Sa' Bounded as follows ohs hdtsd
acres Of land the northwest par. Of aar,Up aid lid
ST. beginning at the northwest CORNER hnrsa 81 ana
0vontv rods to tho northeast corner, thence south
ninety four rods and three links, thence west one
bundled and seventy rods, thence north ninety
four rods three links to the place OF oeglhh'ns'
containing one hundred acres, more or less' NP'
Given under my hand this 23d day Of January
A. D. 1865. M. HEco1A' :.
4-Stl ss.t@ @s{E@@ .. u. =.
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NOTICE


THE Galloway Mining Company, aeorporation
/ foreign to the state of Ohio, will take notice
hat Moses r. Thompson did, on the 18th day OF
November, A. D. 1854, file his retiticn, in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the conn
ty of Moigs, in the state OF Ohio, against the
said "Callaway Mining Company" defendant,
setting forth that said "Callaway Mining Com
pany'I did, on the 1lh day of December, A. D.
1860, make and deliver to NJ. +. Thompson Il Co.
its certain promissory note of that date, and
thereby promised to pay the said NJ, +. ThomPr
son & Co. the sum Of 1928 l3 six months after the
ilato thereof and that the said Moses F. Thomp-
son is the surviving partner Of the said firm Of
an. T. Thompson & Co.," and tho sole ewner OF
aid note, and tho only person Untitled to the
amount due thereon, and that on the said ls.h
|day-ef- November, A. D. 1854, the said Moses +.
Thompson caused an order of attachment to issue
from said Court in said case, which has been re-
turned to said Court duly executed BY attaching
hereunder certain mules, oxen, coal bank wag
ons, and other personal property The said Cal
laway Mining Company is further notified, tna'
liz is required to appear and answer said petition
on or before Saturday, the 25th day of February
lnext. Said Moses r. Thompson claims iudgmen
| for Sl28 13, with interest from tho 18th day O.
Jnne. A, D, 1851. LEWIS PAINE,
IS2-6t.] Atty fol, Moses +, Thompson.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26
NOTICE.

MEIER Titus md Mary d. Brown will tak'
M nvtlce, that pettioniwas flied against Them
ON the oath day Of January, A. D. 1863, IN the
Court of Coiu,ntn Pleas within and for the county
of Meigs and state Of Ohio, by james n. Titus,
and is now pending, Wherein the said James N:
Titus demands partition Of the following real
estate, to wit: Section g4j of town s, of range
a. in the Ohio Company's pdrchass, and IA
acres in the e hf Of fraction No. 24j In dallia
county, adjoining said section. =, :,
And that at tho next term Of said court the saio
James N. Titus will apply for an order that par
tition be made accordingly.
'''0'' T. A. PLANTS,
r4.st.1 Atty for Petitioner.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26
NOTICE, N O

y1HEODORE Adams, Of the state OF Pennsyl-I
| yauia will take notice, that George McQuigg,
nd William c. Williamson, on the 24th day On
December "A D. 1854 filed petition IN theSouf'
N Common Pleas OF Meigs county, in the state
of Ohio, against him and William llylaud anu
.thefs, stating among other things, that in tn,
month OF March, A. ID. 1851, SAID m. ayiana yin'
greed with said George McQnigg, VIM. q. vii
liamson, and others, nVmed in said petition, to
snise and lease to them fer the term OF ten
wears f. ON tho 18th day of March, 1861, the par
.el Of land described thus: Beginning at the 81 e
.orpcr of fraction No. 32 township No. 2, range
No. Is, in said county Of Meigs; thenoo west Oh
he south line Of said fraction eleven rods va
links; thence north 441a degrees, east nine Gpas
| and thrco links; thence south Boy degrees, east
wo rods and "a links; thence svuh 33i4 degrees'
tas, Gys rods and IL links to the place Of begin
ming, and he sole and exclusive right to bore fol
ana obtain petroleum thcretrsm; and that said
WIN. Hyland put the plaintiffs and others nemeu
in said petition, in the possession and use oil sait
parcel Of land, for the purpose specihed; ina
| hey made large expenditures OF labor ana mon
ey thereon in boring for petroleum, and IN o.
liorts to obtain the same thereirOmj that TN
plaintiffs arc cntitled to'have said agreement
said William Hyland specifically performed by
deed Of lease executed to themselves, &C.; INA
said VIM. Hyland refuses to execute The same
and has contracted with said Theodore Adams I
sell him certain land, including said parcel, SAT-
Adams having notice Of the rights OF the plain
lifts. And ,le prayer Of said petition 49, tina
said VIM. uyland may be adjudged to execut
! such lease, with certain covenants therein con
tanned, to the plaintiffs, and that said Iheodoi
Adams may be adjudgod to release to the plain
lifts all interest and right in said parcel OF Ian
above desribed, that may be inconsistent with
adverse to the rights Of the plaintiffs therein:
And said Theodore Adams is further notified
that he is required to appear and answer sal
> petition on or before the 4th dny OF March, a.
! 1865, or tho same will be taken rs confessed
j. CARTWRIGHT, Atty for PIN.
} Dccember 2B, 1864.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26
SHERJFF'S SALE.

John B. Herreshoff, vs. Isaac M. Holmes.
DY virtue of an order of sale, to ME directed,
ID from the Court of Common Pleas OF Meig'
County, Ohio, in the above case, will, on the
25th day of February, A. D. 1865, between the
hours Of 10 and II o'clock n. M, at the dour Of
tho Court House, in Pomeroy, in sail county, sell
the following described lands and tcncments, 70
wit: Situate in section 3S, Lebanon tqshsnlP,
N,;os County. Ohio, which is bounded as follows;
On the north by Oris Powells line, on the west by
township line, on the south by 1907 acre lot, in
same section, on the east by 0O-IOO acre lot in
same section, making 100 acre lot, uore or less
Appraised at 81 ,5oo -.
tdiyen nndor my hand this 10th day Of January
A. D. 1865. [2-7t.] NJ. HECoA, 3. M. =.