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BENJAMIN ST. ST. CLAIR, Court for Harf eqti
MARY ANN ST. CLAIR, County, as Court
JAMES ST. CLAIR of Equity.
and others.
The object Of this Bill is to procure a
decree for the sale Of a part of two GER
tain tracts or parcels of land, situate in
Hartford county, called respectively, "The
Three Sisters" containing one hundred
acres, and "'Fhe Fence Row." containing
six acres, and that the proceeds of such
sale be distributed among the parties in
ieres,ed, according to their several pro-
portions.
The Bill states that the said Andrew J,
Thompson is seized in fee of said land, az
tenant in common with said defendants
therein named, to wit: Benjamin St.
Clair, Mary Ann St. Clair, James St.
Clair, Sarah E. Street,, wife of Richard
Street,, Harriet r Thompson, John T.
McCubbin, and Amanda MeCubbin.
That one Charles McCubbin holds, or
claims TO hold an interest in said land, in
virtue of his right as tenant by courtesy.
The bill prays for the sale of the above
mentioned lands and for the distribution
of the proceeds of suct, sale as above
stated, and also that an order of publica-
ton be granted, giving notice 10 the said
James St. Clair, who is a nonresident, of
the substance and object of the said bill,
and warning him to appear in this court,
in person or by solicitor, on or before
certain day, to be named therein, to an
swer the premises and show cause, if any
he has. why decree ought not to pass as
prayed; also that writ of subpoena issue
against the other said defendants, COM
handing them to appear in this Court
at some certain day therein named, to
answer the premises, SC.
n is therefore, this 23d day of November,
1857, adjudged and ordered that the COM
plainant, by causing copy of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Hartford county, once week for
four successive weeks. three months be-
fore the 10Th day of April, 1868, give
notice to the said nonresident defendant
o' the ohjee. and substance of this bill,
and warn him to appear in this court, in
person or by solicitor on or before the
said l0lhss day of April, 1868, to show
cause if any he has, why decree ought
not to pass as prayed.
A. LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy, Test,
A. LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
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hNphbW y. hOMr6UN,
vs..
BENJAMIN ST. CLAIR,
MARY ANN ST. CLAIR,
JAMES ST. CLAIR
and Others.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

OsvEeo Aug 3-Four steady sales 900 bs &loasle 20
Dss fI.a ~ w5f 1 ag ard 90 90 's & & Ss @ % COO @ 1 Ps 81
q O. the market e9sins tm Oats scare And qg Corn as n
as pc ,un Cav Freight. frm Wheat c Corn orE
Lumber - IS to the Hudson Railroad Fshis-fe1r 10 bo''Ga
port. 800 bush Wheat i6 90 bush Corn $4,000 Lumber
CscSSaTi Aug SFiour srm hot unchanged Wheat srmer No
Red AZ o2a@ M No 8? 10 Corn very scae and in good &
steady AZ ssd56c Rye I'll 2oa$ 25 Barley UNCHANGED Got
sad Lard unchanged BAH Meat. and srmtr tending
% r9 IN masd d al Ice ce R~ he'd al an syaSee Of E
unchanged and quiet Groceries steady Gold A
3IrvKxp Aug sour steady; Double Ertra from Winter Red
%Rf'o ss a rtr TU@ aHeg n nc @ A . No. &n Red 81
tr and in good demand s at e. 4d ~ ~ % ,os NO is " 81 2 M
No l. Barley-No State aud Canada held at 81 o'GSl TO-
aa.e % HsSf mac inactive at g. g for Dressed o.
@sss Rye si iaG4i Provision buoyant unchanged
Whisky heAvv Al ~ t5 free Reccp55O hbs Four 1000 sacks
wheat 400 bush Corn 200 bush Oats 2oOo bush Barley 'S bush
forr.v1ln Aug 3sael l~ hid. Tobacco, Iuss Medium
sIa +2o New Crop FouISuPefne' - F,9ey
A % Wheat 81 10 SS1 S ie IN csI h s & BE, % 1a1 Si
Tercss l2i Raw WHISKY in bond Ne Cotton 2'a3',e Groee
gAEroy As cS'9 fa1sr Sr ss, 2. s Sss &. rsts ss
ITersTA Ca Aug SCotou-No sseA report 2e offered for
- Of 100 6sI bale, iss 5Gr s... MsHS; ss
ana unehsneel Flour GS o5y retail 9q' % g I' 81 ~ c s j
Dropping .as' 81 2oq q for {eo" sd White 42s have o aS
'ees >; ;ios sSds yeTy & & oS,s a. rGIt S D % j. e Sic
leg, jcbbng laal5c Gold 1901 sterling Exchange 3G'
LIchange NesYoTk 9. per cent premium
No Aug
inallv lower low Mdings 2d22.c receipts 81 t!e~ ,,
sAyAxyAH, Ca 4ug sl-co'oa quiet sales g. bales Nilins
2Sc receipts, l6 bafs
WILxISGToS C., Aug 3L-Spnts TuTpcltue steady a. '@c
TySSaI55 SS5 As 5L~Rfcsy,.-whsai lu,h Com 1900
bush Oats Flour 1905 bbl shpments-"Lea f"
bush; 5000 bush Oats $4,000 tnsa FgA Sos,a tfu
Wheat Corn 3c Ost- eldac O. Nev YORK Fohf quiet az
uuchansed Wheat dull buyers and SELLERS vide apart ~
asked No Chicago. Corn opened dull ~ u and
closed fm ohout o. sales early 4oO hns No Western Al
o. tteruoon 40O)O bush do at 81 UiG 81 0 oa
quiet: sales Of 0O buh Western Sc snd u 900 DO ~ @e
none here Bar-New Crop the market hes PoIk la
IIghwines, quiet and uncharged
FRaEcsCo 3lGensa trade during the week hs h
has been speculative oyeueut Gloc
active; there good suTr 81 snr anc maj mar
firm Tho drygoos makeis dull Mining s9cAs az Nt she
decline though the reports nom the mines art no" uh
Oabie
MExpH ~ The fr bale onew cotton was brought 10 to diJ
II was rlsssea Low Midding, and sold at 4Oc
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02

hean larger ~ New and quite large OF Old TON Sai
fornia: this with the rapid decline m fiour % Seoded
favorable news from Europe, has gwen ,orts Iold
dvantsge and with large arrivals at the Iahe Poi
ers have evnced more desire 70 .el ,oyed Ia he Of
Much Of the Wheat from the South mas PISeNru 70 t
vsrv ordinarv oualify and has been very uIuou va
oven AT very prices. The New Nbea. iad the
snd tbe West Is generally very exceehti InueSu .no
quality averages better than We ever aa e ,uarIe "a
pies 10 Spring az we Winter. To-Day tne iaLhet Is
Sery ouet at about former prcesi tbe greater at Wv
ohcrng Is OF very poor quality; tbe lquuy ~ Ia Wy & 0
sbinmeut the sales are 1900 bush at " 80 IOf Amer
state s. 81 for Good White Californian y: ol 9d ,h H
Eenfnctv; 8 3JdS2 373 for Fair WHITE southerh
Isrlev dull prices are nominal barley ha
1as rled oue prices steady at u tOdSl Co Ca"ud
peas have been in moderate requests sales nave Dech
fr active but prices have hucuated there has Deeh
some the market at the opening OF hanee
Today the market ruled quite firm, but aftcf the Pu
chases FOR fuhiug contracts due to-day bad peeH t
fected prices declined and the market CLOSES tue' In &
sales aud Tesales for the settlement OF cOI o. ot
,9t 900 uel al cga7Oc for Od Western; 750 soc lot OO
cloeug AZ 75d77Jc by the cargo, ana SOutht az ~
rye 1uctuatcd violently early IN the Wcehi "!tI VIZ
light arrivals much higher prices were dVceP.eu p ~
later uuder more liberal offers, large decline was SUD
,uitted tO and sill later, with more nquy par o to
decline was recovered the demand eXceeIs tne sulls
,bough e market closes weak with sales OF 5000 pus al
U 4as As for Western and 81 SO for state lnulah Corn
Ias hcen fairly active but at very changcabe prices tue
iaTce arrivals AT the lake ports the less favorable news
from Europe, the decline in frelghts ana uctua
lions in gold have been the CHIEF cause OF lhe Cnases
noted above; the fine weather for the growing crop u
The large prospective supplies nave hlehtD ~ hae
specuative inquiry; the local and Eastern dean ns
been good but we have added considerably 10 our
today the market decidedly better and quite aCute
under brisk speculative and Eastern delnu y, o.
81 Iss Western Mixed at 81 l&G$1 H. and very ebooe s
MiNcd at 81 ia anOat and In store, 81 l4aSl 100.
LNTOkTs or GRAIN FROM SEPT ], 1860 10 DAHL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
nruE CLOSING SCENE

We have had a remarkable Summer III many
osects curtain of rnsts and rains enyeoped evenAu-
ssford,nariy the hottest and dryest month-and The
u days OF the closing meridian season seem to Dc inc
softst and most beautiful OF The year The may
have been injured aud there may he rise M the prco
~ wheat hut We have had most lovely Summer neveI
theless The regal, howercrowned 9neen never csme
nnon ms more gracefully aud bewitchiRgly. sbe must
have been identical with the sweet Sprngfime whleh
Ian for . time like baby violet IN the LAP o Apr nu
by the silyerngered sunbeams snd llaD,eu 70 Icss ~
the musical wlIsperngs OF southeriy WINGS hoMsI.'
I'm heP filluess she has been radiabty
smiling benignany and passionate!y through nef ss %
yatered vail OF descending showers. ana piosnn an
all the ruddy lustcr OF mnumerable nowers AM "'
Not but regret her gong ,,,.-.n,srew
sammer Is fading. the bread leaves tn~ s,lin.
SO freshl, green wh Jane was yospg are i~'"As
And sl the whisper. hsunted isrest tasousn .rr.s
The restless birds in sasaenea ,s tohes ~ ~ "e
Prom rnstlng hstel-coPse ssl spg'e' "'"
Farewell sweet sansHef'
Fragrant fra'ty ssnaer, -
Sweet, FAREWELL
-, 81, came trees in our parks and squares is oil.
-. AZ nX limiting the staining touch OF Autmo In
ietu1 hand In few short weeks the song gblfus,
one by one will leave us the ueau aNes min n ~
80 the wear will only memory which the hrst sef on
tha pools will curdle into forgetfulnese but he
Srng oddess never quits us without her regal lnDent
ayyce we have still before twomcnths season In
which the earth will put on her most briaht 9e's.
some of the will mbroyp sadly; others WE sIoSy
take the hectic which Autumn paints upon the
leaf but Ill flame crimson, scarlet anu koi ns.
living torches held aoft into the sky Ana M The
margods and chrysanthemuns VIII beap our s"%,, NJ,
Like ingots OF gold" month and hat 10 come VIZ,
the return OF Autumn beautiful women are IcunS
10 the city, like gorgeous butterflies 10 HorS %
cline and the hes o existence become more brsht hilh
vivid as the genus of Autumn ninss lts mahpVu 10"
lances upon hedge and tree
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
pASSENGERS ARRIEED.

FROM LIVERPOOL. August 3ln steamship IaIs-Arthw hTa
james CUregoey and wife Mr. Akin. ana oagh,e n ~
Roberts and vile Mrs Miss and Martin hAh
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Doyle Ison Harris S,eSns Ekin, Harris Ader'ein' Coco hees
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FROa RIO JANEIRo ST. THOMAS Ge Sept l.Ia steamship
Havana-Frank nonIon T H. King and lady w H. Ioicn b.
AncaBu Joseph Lane Daniel McIahan Wm d. Mills rom Bahia
Miguel Fsra Argoa b. B. sensbough from fsrnsmoaso
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Middleton Lyon d. ~ BeBss Esther bentss ara Coen r. j.
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PROM BREMEN LIN steamship Hanss-F W inni hleb-
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Boe W. Schmidt Baron Chss VI
rs.n ebry Bradford Robert Hoheim Cba Dona
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FOM NEW ORIEANS Sept I8n steamship George washington
Walter Perry VIA starr Mrs Almsia and children Ms fs
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between Catherine and both SIDES Of hoHToes'Eee
M Both sides Of Houston hevhen Thompson and Lsnsns
s e9 49, 3 s 81 FOURTH
streets both sides Of Leroy street set"eer ~ Ioh "a
also both H,s Ss' q crss.ss .
iHsui and Perryseeisi also so'h slseSsi p'ee''oi ~
a. The sss side sf .Shes ls,sa .s9rs; aO
the of sih s,.s snd the oqis 80. sst~esn ath
s lie .oah side and the east se o.
vsv ohaf block fsa the s'u'n s IA and JS
s y,D , & s Of s street 9Th aud sthayspues
9Th Fonr westerly side OF -d-AFea"s' e'"~s'u's
CO.. '0s Rh de, q, sd street between lt and 2dsvennes
All veogs whoss affected By tse sse ses are "a.
snd Who are opposed the OF either 81 ,se - %
ns o present ther IN writing to oss ei .s &
a tlsr osce No. Chambers At Bisene1 Nc" '0a''' WYNN
thirg dsys from the date of this notice
' 5SGSP jSiis b 7 c?fiEEEL G4fsffL Beard Of Assessor.
o no.,,. O, A.....,r. New csaftiIow. Aug. 20 1861