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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-05
Published In the Bslm ont ehroni ole, by
Order OF the Court of Common Pleas.
Report Of the Proceedings
aliB ~, oF'rHr .E{gi!t..g
Commissioners Of Belmont Co.
For tho Yssr BINDING Sent. Ia.


To THK HONORABLE CoURr OF COMMON Pleas:
VNHB FOLLOWING IS A SYNOPSIS oil the most
L important business transacted by the Board OF Com
missioners during the year just passed. = ~ FsFrf
AT n called meeting OF the Board, ON the 18th day Of
October, 1864, a contract was made with William Stow
art for making the necessary fill al the new Iron Bridge
al Bridgeport, at3 cts. per cubic yard.
On the 9Th day OF October, 1864, the Board met at
Bridgeport for the purpose OF examining the Bridge
erected by Mr.. z. Kiug, OF Cleveland, over Wheeling
Creek, at that place. ,.
Amer n thorough examination the Commissioner were
satisfied with said Bridge, and that il was erected in
accordance with the contract, and ordered that an order
issue in favor OF Mr.. q. King for The sum OF Twenty
Eight Hundred Foirteen Dollors (s29I4) Tor its erection,
AT the March Session OF the Board the following doc.
ument was received:
To THE COMMISSIONERS OF BGLMcNr COUNTY, ONO.
HARRnyILLR I'd Mo 9th. 1865.
A I an adjourned meeting OF the Stockholders OF Har-
risville anu Cadiz Consolidated Plank Road Company,
II was unanimously
Resolved, To surrender so much Of said Plank Road
lying and being In Belmont County, 10 the Commission
ers OF said County. to be held as a County Road, under
The provisions Of the law passed April 17lh, 1857, to
provide Tor the transfer or surrender Of Tarnpikes or
Plank Roads.
And we do hereby surrender all our right, title and
Interest in and 10 said Rosd-subject only to said Com.
missioners accep ance
Signed aid sealed this 9th day OF Sd Mouth, in the
year OF our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixty-Five. ISRAEL STEER, Prcs't
VIM. Hall ia, Sec'y.
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.1N tn'e af Hgl MARCH 20. =
CATTLE.-Drovers have had rather a dis.
couraging prospect for some time past
The sales since our last were principally for
local purposes. Buyers for export were
scarce. The largest portion of the offerings
were from Illinois. The Eastern market
was dull, dealers taking hold very sp~aringly.
The rates for small parcels were as follows :
For Ne. | cattle, 81 000$8 90 ID cwt, but
few head reaching the latter figure; me.
dunn, IS Is; inferior, A 75@$575O.
Hoes. The season is ever for packing,
hence VIC have to c%onfine our remarks to
parcels for retailing purposes. A few small
parcels changed hands at 80 0o9$10 90 p
cwt. The supply was equal to the demand.
SHEEP.-The demand was fair, and sales
were to q moderate extent for retailing pur-
poses. The principal inquiry was fer the
better descriptions. The. current rates fer
good fat sheep ranged from sc 25@$7 90
% cwt. The receipts were equal to the de-
mand. City butchers have paid mere at
tension to sheep than formerly. The prin-
ciple offerings we're from Ohio. At the
close of the market but few were left over.
Baltimore Cattle, Market.
BALTIMORE, March %, 1866.
The offerings during the past week were
.S25 head against GIG head the previous
week. Owing to a light supply last week,
and only 2 moderate number received this
week, prices wSre !aashadesbetter, and the
market .verys brisk. rOf theg whole, number
offeisd 27P he al came from Ohio, 200 from
Western Pepnstlvania, IS from Western
Virginia, 100 from Illinois, and 1866 head
from Maryland. Prices ranged from IS to
50 per 100 lbs. gross. average 81 IS. A
few extra cattle sold a shade higher.
SHEEP Scarce this week, and prices
good; sales of wool sheep at 7@Sacts. per
ID.
HoGs.-The market ruled a little sitter
than last week, but With nc change in prices
worth Noticing.
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y arp and adopt it. That good sense will
recognize that the most appalling centrallza'
| ton is the concentration Of controlling pow
er in one man. aud that ofica- holders are to
be the servants, and not the masters Of the
country. .-..g.f.T0 U
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INHiS JACK will stand for the Improvement of stock
dence Of the subscriber, 3 miles North of Beallsville.
insure 81
This IS the best Jack. tand.is in the best condition. of
any ~ Belmont or adjoining counties. will not move
him of the premises tnear Beallsville. Monroe Co.. OF
fpre7'pNs,tst mi ERASMUS MeoRE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-05

Dr.. J. W. FISHER, Dentist, has removed
bis office % the house formerly. known as
the Union House. " His card may be
found in our advertising columns.
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&64A~ A MONTH!-AGENTS wanted
Tor SIX. ENrIRELy NEW ARTICLES. Just
out Address o. 7 CAREY, City Building, Biddeford,
maine' jall-1y
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AIIcOck,s Porous PIasters,

A Druggist said the other day, you have no need to
advertise your Porous Plasters, for every one sold GER
tainly causes u dozen to be sold, and a dozen sells a
gross, and so on. You will not be able TO supply the
demand sooii. But we can supply a thousand yards a
day.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, BEiMoSr Co. Ono.
ST, CLAIEsyILLE, Oct list, 1SG5.
! certify the foregoing 10 be correct.
r. 8. CLARK,
Clerk for Commissioners.
BY R. NJ. CLARK, Deputy. e.
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of SCHOOL N

TIE described land, situate. in. Sec.
VNif'Ft r0~' matpa selPPr' County, eostaipiag
165 1-2 ACRES.
Commencing where a run passes into the land, Of
samuel GROVES. THENCE up said run with Thea
lngs thereof u William Cordells iifc.g The West tract,
Containing SO acres ard 8 %perches, Is appraised al nine
dollars per acre. ~
The East tract, containing 81 acres, I rood and IL
perches, is appraised at seven dollars per acre.
Notice is hereby given that will offer said described
land Tor sale, a, the front door of the Court House. in
81 Clairsyille, belyeen}h elt4urs OF l and 4 O'Clock P.
Friday, the 18th Of May, 1866,
at not less than the appraised value thereof. One.
twelfth Of the purchase money to he paid at the time of
sale, and the balance in eleven annual insiallmenls of
equal amount, with annual interest thereon. :
ir desired by the purchaser, the whole amount may be
paid at the time OF sale, and save the interest oil the
deferred payments. t}i'~ -i.t . '|
apro-6w r. 8. CLARK, Auditor.
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Attest: b. +. DUNCAN,
IOHN WHITE '

The FOREGOING surrender OF The Harrisville q Cadiz
Consoiidated Plank Road Company. was accepted by
the Commissioners and tile following order made
WHEREAS, The Harrisyille aud CadIz Consolidated
Plank Road Company, having transferred SO much OF
said road as lies within this Count, 10 the Commission
ers. to be used AS a County Road; Therefore, it is
Ordered, That said Road be and is hereby declared
to he, a Pubiie Highway, and no toll shall hereafter. he
collected thereon Within this County.
Thomas Mitchell, Esq, was appointed TO survey and
plat said Road. ~
On the slh day Of April, 1868, the Board met for the
purpose qf settling with the Trustees Of the different
Tov1iS,ifh for Relief Fund received by III IN, and found
nnon setlememl that lle balances with each ToMnship
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TIVE County Commissioners met on Mon.
day.
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Brushes.

At received. u fresh stock Of Hair, Tooth. Clio
81 Shoe, White Wash, ScTa b aud House Brushes. o.
J. H.. WEST d CO...
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THE weather is excessively warm for this
time q year.
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,CouRr Of COMMON PIEAs. Court al
jourued on last Saturday morning. The
following sre among the cases dtposd Of
since our last issue:
In the case OF Patton "a. Rice the Jury
found for the plaintiff and assessed the
damages at 10000 The Court granted a
new trial.
Jane Nelson rs. Hiram Nelson. Suit for
divorce. Divorce granted and plaintiff given
custody of children. Defyndant to pay costs.
State ips Jmathau Ynndyus. Horse
s,eoIing. Verdict guilty. Sentenced TO Che
penitentiary for three years.
State Usa Phillip Shafer. Place Of resort
for sale Of liquors. Fined $50 AM costs.
State Us Joseph w. King. Place Of re-.
soft1 fbtss1& % liquors. EBiued s5oi aud.
costs.
State Us John Rottmeir. Place Of resort
for saf~tof1iaaors, rFabed sseand EostA,
State Us. Stephen Holland. Place Of re.
sort for sale of liquors, Fined $50 aud
'i % , =! sEaa4srfsrt& @Aasss.
! . s S::;l' =. ;. T. T.. 4 4 T. w. v. 4 S 4 !,
vorce. Divorce and alimony granted.
, A great many caseksr FOR offences against
the liquor, law .yere continued until the next
Ts ~ ~
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The hecef'ts as stated above Aoes not include collec-
tons OF Communications of 1855. The Freasurerfs now
engaged IN the collection OF this MONEY, and will settle
for it when the collection is completed.
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House and Lot for Sale.

F FOR SALE a House and Two Lots ut
L Glencoe, Belmont County, Ohio. The house is a
new one-story frame, with two rooms. Lots under
ience. SUITABLE for any person desiring 70 carry on my
apr5.f CHARLES Mccoy.
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sTORMING the ~sTRONGHOLDs

before it
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
pursnes its march OF success. Like those OF the Union,
its coiors are the exposures every eye, its victor les leave
no stain. II turns thousands OF heads. and charms in
Vulnerable hearts. Containing no causlic element, il
cannot iijure the hair or blemish the skin. Manu-
iactured by J. C~RlSrAD0RO No. 9, Astor House,
New York, Sold by Druggists, Applied by all Hair
Dressers. dec2s-im
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.EsIAsdsssq,A Tho MsaHxsrB Boob hsv.
moved out efAthsit roopis ,MrI Gollias'
EonHi and sts engaged srefttihs and On.
-thsir late plss business. They
i.rg,.f 4 Moodgo y. -
Altsaa~ 81. crinsss rssn.a "A
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M ID.

0oRDfN- WATrRs On the fihlru byRey, J. ~.
t.Waisfs, al II Wani,6k County West " ~
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sUHAsas-or LANDIoRDs-Mr. WmnP.
Fsayisx took charge ofthe Lewis House on
Mohday,' M Pickering fedfids?. eWs' ve-
hsve No Eszis witfHAkes go9a landlord.
tirlag frsH fhsl mouse. aias aaaaansx
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AN aALARM Ar FfRnr--A66ue foosS On
Monday our t6fs. was startled by surslsfm
Of fire, ~ocsasiopsd|by thsstarsiAg IF fire ac-
cidsntally' in the roof Of tho dwsilinssimme-
diatsly East ofthe' National Hete, Vatil re-
Gently occupied by Mr., Wilson sAskew's
family, and owned 81. p. d Kspnen, Esq.
TIE FIRE was fortunately discovered before
it had made any Roadway, and was easily
chscksd,~without doing any material dam
age. Had itnot been discovered pntila
few minutes later, it muss,Aavs beenevery
disastrous The .6rs osisp s1pd tffom Q de
feet in ths Shimhsy.. DIV Kskew's family
had just moved out OF and it was unoc-
oupied .t thetime Of thsfre.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-05

TIE ELECTION. The election in this
Township passed Of quietly. The vote
polled was ~light-sbout 500, against $40
last Fall The Comprehend ticket was elect
I'd by an average majority Of about lis.
In our town election the temperance men
ran a ticket against the s~o.called Democratic
ticket. The :: Democratic" ticket was sue
cesstul by about 80 majority. ' ..',
CoLEkAIN elected her entire Union ticket
By tho fpItpwipg gymsprtissy Trustees,'
SsmusiiqiHen Al, Oliver Sidvsll 80, sRoss
Pickering So; Clerk, Thomas Maliu 80 ;
Treasurer, Wilson Lsmmon As; Assessor,
Isaac Taylor, Al; Constsbles, WIN. Woller
AZ, james Weir as. liil'' l'-t E't-
Well done Colerain | q a.
In FLusHtNa there was no organised sp-
position 70 the Union ticket. The "Ds-
mocracy'' over there we're badly demsralissa
and fred at facdem. The total vote polled was
1873. The Union ticket david Deselms,
Henry Cash, add j. L. Chandler for JUS
tices-Kirsey Kirk, Alfred Bethel and John
Moore, Jr.. for frnstees-J.aP p. Judkins,
Treasurer. L. OhsndIer, Clerk-David
Hirst, Assessor-and John E. Carter, Con-
stable) elected by majorities ranging
from 100 to 1853. Old Flushing is a poor
place for Coppers, sure!
GosHEN elected her Union ticket, from
top to bottom, by the following maiorities:
Trustees, Enfield Mead 43,; T. N. Holdings
worth As, Alfred Nichols So; Treasurer,
G. NJ, Jones AZ; Clerk, L. s. Thompson
As; Assessor George X. Fox 1875; Consta-
bles, Alex. Green 70. George X. Fox So
That knocks the bottom out of Copperhead-
ism in Goshen Township. Henceforth she
is one of our most reliable Union Town
ships.
UNION Township, as usual, sdse for the
"Dimocracy." The Copper majority is
about IS, except on Clerk and enc Consta-
bic. Francis NJ. Simpson (Union) is elect
ed Clerk and the Unienists elect one Con-
stable. Bully for that
WkrsEstsesth the Ceppsrsaeps Ridr so
majority. AZ Apa,,o.r,.,
spWAhRsN. elects the whole Union, ticket
by majofities ranging from "a to LOO.
SoMERsEr was very close Five Union
men and four Coppers we're elected, and
three Others were tied. This township last
year gavSeA6oM 10 Csppef majority
Hurrah for SSaefsesia ShSis returning to
hesss9sklaw'k 1i'!a9 hAa estttS
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CtAss9s 0H. ss.s.ssA. - ss's.l.'
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Friday, the 18th of NAV. 1866
Eighth Quarterly Report OF the
First NatiOnaTBank, st. Chairs.
VILE, Ohio.

SHOWING its %cendition On The nDrning Of rhs nss
- Monday OF April, 1865.
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CONDITION OF TREASURY SEPT. 1sr 1865.

BrIuge UTlu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Total Cash in Treasury.....''...'....
All of which is repectfully unlimited.
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the TWO VILLAGES.
BY ROSE TERRY.

over the river on the hill
Lleth village white and still;
All around 1t the forest trees
SILVER and whisper in the breeze;
over II sailing shadows 90,
Oi sOennp hawk and screaming crow
And the mountain grasses, low and sweet
Grow in the middle OF the street.
Over the river under the hill
Another village lIeth still
There i see IN the cloudy night
Twinkling stars OF household light,
Fires that CLEAN from the smithys door,
Mists that curl on the rIvefs shore;
And in the road no grasses grow,
For the wheels that hasten to and fro.
In that village on the hill
Never Is sound o emIthy or mill
Inc houses are matched with grass and flowers
Never clock to tell the hours;
Ihe marble doors are always shut;
You may not enter at hall or hut;
All the village lie asleep;
Never gram TO SOW or reap;
Never IN dreams to moan or sigh
Silent, and idle, and low they lie.
In that village under the hill
When the night Is starry and still,
Many weary soul in prayer
Looks TO the other village there,
( And weeping ana signing longs to go
Up TO mat home from this below:
Longs TO sleep by the forest wild,
whittier have vanished wife and child,
AND heareth, praying, this ans yer fall
patience, that village shall hold We all y
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AUCTION SALES.

NJ II,
1, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in a certain
% MSfS s. Inc q a2G s OSa %s
Company me, as MOI gagee in Trust TO secure the
Company 70 the SmoanI Of Ssl5 90 which Morsase Is
Gated the 2tn day Of May A. d. 1899 % ana a. rsSorded IN
S Blair on the B Sth gay az d. D. tS SS o n mortgage 04 g
coruing 10 and for the county Centre,
the l2h day e Nay, A d. 1859 in Iortgage book Z,
been made for more than ninety days n the payment
the interest due and demanded on The said bonds VIII
in pursuance OF the written request 10 me directed the
hodSis Of m more than N go 90 in amour Of he said
and to the Rt hest and bss bidder 5S ~ iHoM
CHAH GE ip the civ OF hiiaae ephia on Thursday the
cohdions hefenarter slated the Who V of the said
morlp aged premises, viz, -
field Railroad rom the point of iutosecton with the
Tyrone and loGk hayen bailroad near Tyrone Blair
Pen syyania as toe same now constructed together
fences PRIVILEGES, rights, and ali real property o.
eVorv description acquired by and belonging to said
to be d1yed and to aise from the same ana ma al the
on Between S u SAID pons with he 59dhgs and
ing thereon or prOSSSSTDSo SSD GiPESNSfhi%ElAbLY GiPESNSfiElA
All he lands, RAILWAYS raj bridges, culverts treste-
worAs, too hopses Goa houses wharyes lences rights
erounds, works, masonry and other supeIstructure,
nature or Kind aDpertanng or rbelOngng to the above
mentioned property. and 20 the said section of said
y
panY ia connection thereWi
he saiu section of Tyrone and Ceatfcld Railroad
eXter ding from he intersection OF the vTOne and Clear
fcld Railroad with the raj ToGd ormerly belonging to
the Tyrone and Lockhaven Railroad company but now
10 the Bald kag valley Railroad Company Is abOu,
~ mics III iens'n' TERMS OF SALE.
$1,000 Of the purchase money be Dad In cash when
the property struck Off aud The balance within 20 days
thereafter
PAYMENT on account of the sau balance of purchase
money, TO the ent of the dvldend thereof payable
the bonds secured by the said mortgage aud he
ued coupons OF the said bonds be made in the said
COupOns and II the dividend is less than the
actual sum que upon the said bonds or coupons, tine
holders may retain possession the said bonds and
coupons reCeptng to the said Trustee for the said
dIvGCnd and endorsing payment of the same the I'd
bonds or coupons
Upon he purchase money being paid as aforesaid the
Trustee win execute and deliver deed convey anCe
OF the premises TO the purchaser or purchasers in pur
suaucc OF the power conferred upon him by the said
Any further information in respect to said sale, or
premises may lie had upon appliCa ton to the under
stoned Trustee, at the Office OF the fennsy yanla Rail
road Company, No. 23S :. Third street. Phi ade phil.
JOHN EDGAR THOM ~ON. rustee,
No. 23S S. THIRD street,
NJ. THOMAS d SONS, Auc ion eTs,
5 u mfim Nos, 139 and l4l s. FOURTH rect
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The fine vineyards of POmard in France,
have been severely ravagcd by nail. The losses
are more than a million francs. Sauzielles,
Pezorolles, and the districts OF Mouches, Bou-
cherolles. and the GREAT and little EpenOts have
equally suffered. 1t is alleged that at least one
halt of the finer wines will be lost.
The London police report that in the course
of the year ending al Michaelmas last, there were
SAC men and 1877 women in the metropolitan
police district on the police register as license
holders under the Penal Seryitude act How
many OF these were Bob Brierlys" Is not stated.
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PROPOSALS.
P H y h q - A L - &.
PEN.SfLVANIA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

The United States Government having granted to
he Comm slth of Pennsy vara Land Scrip repre-
sentlng $50 eco Public Land endowment
OF Agricultural Colleges in this State the Board OF
Commissioners offer this and scrip to the public.
Proposals for the purchase of this Land scrip, ad
dressed to The Board of Commissioners OF Agricu-
tural Land Scrip" will DE received at the Surveyor
Generals office at Harrisburg until Wednesday, August
Is 1866.
This land may be located in any State or Territory
by the holders OF the scrip, any of the unappro-
priated lands Except mineral ands) of the United
States which be subject TO sale private entry.
Each piece scrip represents quarter OF one
hun dred and sixty acres. Bids must be made as per
acre, and bids VIII be received for less than one
quarter section.
The Scrip will be issued Immediately the payment
of the money to the Surveyor General one third of
which must paid within ten days. and the remaining
two thirds within thirty DAYS after notification
acceptance OF the bid or bids by the Board OF Com
missioners
j. NJ. CAMPBELL, surveyor-G G eneral,
For the Board OF Commissioners
HARRISBURG, July IL, 1866. 7l7lm
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N . T c E.
l. r. franklin RALEY, Trustee in certain Inion-
5ute OF Morgaeg or gag o. me @ pr perry herfat5r EN- desc
the principal and interest of bonds SAID Com Dany to
day OF FeIruaf, d. 1851 and rscorded IN the 'i once
Tor recordns deeds &c in and Tor the county Blair
book Il. page lis etc and in the Office for recording
day o FeLru5ry A d. 1851 in mortgaae book t. pa e
4Uo etc GO hereby give notice that deaul having been
interest due and demanded OH the said bonds, Will
Of the ioGers more sn s266 in amount OF the SAID
bones, and b virtue OF The power con erred upon me
sale and the 6iadst bes bGder B &
HGNIAS & SUE; AucuoneerS at Inc tne r. nFiiiLADEL- iDEL
Thursday the 9th day OF September D. 1866 upon
Of the said moru ageo premises and franchises Wit;
, lie Whole Of that CctiQn o. the I%rCne and ear
sylvanG, TO Phil ipsDufg. in Centre county Pennsyl-
eli Ind Singular the railways raj S cross ties chairs
spikes timber, bridges, fences together with all
real property OF every description acquired by and
longing % said Con pany appHrtenant TO said road
franchises o SAID road ana company and al the to Is
income, issues and profits 70 be derived and
piad OF rai way depos and stations 6etween said
points with all buildings standing thereon or procured
AND GENERALLY.
All the lands ralIwa raj bridges culverts, tres
tie works. tOOrhouses, cOal-houses whaTves, fences,
rights way, workshops machinery, stations depoGs
ture real estate bulldIn,s and Improvements OF
whatever nature or KIND appertanlng Or DelOnging to
the above mentioned property and TO the said ion
of the said Tl rome and CeaAde a Railroad and owned
by said OmpanN IN cOnnec ion herewith, and all the
RIGHTS liberties privileges and corporate franchises of
saio road andCOmpany.
The said section OF the said Tyrone ana Clearaed
Railroad extending ON said lyro Station Blair
unity to ana through the boz ouGh of Pnllipsburg
Centre county, is about 231s mi ies in length.
TERMS OF SALE
$4,000 of the puI chase 10 be paid in cash when
the property is struck of and the balance within twenty
days thereafter.
money 10 the extent Of the dividend thereof payable on
the bonds secured by the said rgasP and the maturcd
coupons OF The said tonds may be made 1 the said
than the actual sum aue upon the said bonds
and COunOns. the no deIs NAV retain sscssiOn
he said bonds and coupons rGCeiptmg to the
said Trustee the saId dividend, and endorsing paw
ment of The same on the said bonds or coupons.
Upon The purchase money being paid aforesaid the
Trustee win execute deliver deed Of conveyance
the premises the purchaser or purch in pursu
of the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
ANY further information IL respect to the said sale o
premises may be had application the undersi Il ed
Trustee. at his Office, No a. South THIRD Street in tie
II. FRANKLIN RALEY Trustee
No AZ south Third street
NJ. THONAS q SONS, ,uctloneers
II mSm Nos. l39 and l4l South FOURTH Street.