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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LANDS.

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~ Office il hereby given that the vadef,
~ signed Commissioners, eppo'nssl M ~
Dubois Circuit Court, ot Dubois Vountys
Indians. in y suit for partition Of rial %.
,a,e herein Phillsbens RehFsns 10 plG. and
lGeshsrdt Diekmsnn IL deft.. and 10 sult
tor psrution wherein the came parry ispm.
inod Henry Dufendack 10 dett.s and 10 -
al, Tor partition wherein the same party -
Nm. and Charles Klein 10 dsft.s snd -
.u,t for partition wherein the same pafsy %
Cd. aud Rrnsi Bruudick 10 dsit.s enc 70
4 suit Tor partition whsvsia tie same party 70
!. o,fF. and Henr, Wen,kenhofsr end Wilhsm
'rheis sre deits., will. ~ ordes Of ss'a
Court, cell at ptbc suc''oa.
On THURSDAY, May 9th. =. ID. 1856.
On The premises. the following rel -.
tale, situate 10 ;hs said County o. D"ees
shd State Of indiana, to.wit:
Pan Of Lot No. 80. 10 tho TOW" u Han'-
iooburg. In said County, and d-srfesaiss
,nnv~s' to.wit. coihmsneing - test
y. Of Tho 3. l.. corner .: lid lot, ruan'nE,
,n.nca ". alu ieet il.sncs y 81 IL sse's
j. ,hs,ce T. 10 feet. thsnce y. ~ tsst
~ he place Of beginning. with large 49,
-,vry brick bnild,n. and other imptsvemess
,egr..n. br,ur M prcpr.W Of phieesna
ns,,.ns 40 Gerhard btsthsnu.
er Al.o psrt 81 lot M. Al iitusts - ssms
AVN ana County. AMI described - 'o'l.ws'
,o.wn. commencing "a IL lee, y. sf ne
: ~ corner Of ssld Iv'. fonhlng thence
y IA ,se,. thence N. 50 ~ feel; 'hsses
Nv ltiies,. thence = 80 n: feet ~ TIE
a.cs N rr,,uning. with valuable iups0sss-
e.. ru,. thereon. the real ss,sts being Tie
re. a,oarr,y al thu said Bshssns and Hsnsy
nuisndsck u
.,m. ,owo aud County. sad q
.e,ibrd i. follows. 10 vii: comns"c,"f .
: aa,i.aS " corner Of sid lot NJ. 49, fap
,h,ore \. al z 'eet thence r. ~
...r,.a, ,neuce Y. SUl.2 iest thence \. u
49,, thence = los ieei, thence W. ~
~, "a III. place Of beginning. with vsiss
bIe improvements thereon me ss'e -
,.e. .s,s,. being The property u The sad bshfsn
90. and Charles Klein. -,
,-or. A,-u part Of Lot No ". s'ns'e - -
;,i .sMe Town and county, end dssensss
iullows, tu-wt commencing - ~
corner OF said lot runnirg thence > - =
feet. thence w. 80 feet. thence .. - =
!. tse. thence Il. 30 fee'. 20 the ssrs 81 =
ginning being The property ~ ~ -
cal B~hrsns aud Ernst Brund'ek
Anh also part 81 .,of 40. -, s"s
lie ssms town aud county. s"c dssenSse
nder follo.s to.wit: commencing ~ me rs''
| by -, conner Of SID To-. sm"nisx ssss'
Ind, w., ,ut ,est, thence > NO fee'. thsass
fis-y aOi Tel, ,lrncr North ~ ss'.
stub he place Of beginning. being NE s'svs.
I'll 1T \, no ..,d tehrsns .snd Henry Wss'hs
on lhof.r aud Wilton Theis.
TERMS % SALE In essn es'.' :"
,hlrd 81 tho purchase """Vv
!. NJ Hill. ~ h.nd. ~. ,hlrd i. eight s"s
STAT mouths tr"sN dase - -
Tnt ~. ..,ch,..s r,,,n. notes ~rh sssfs'
-r ,.t ,..vwsuts h~ssisn
i.rp. 'r'"'y' ..s saving rshsf H.
i,k- IN -..,s.c, lave. f
1885,. '''"'"o' ayngf,y ! krxAtN
n ih- t.,.swisssssr
ec'ion ~ \ ~, ...,
q NJ
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II The negro candidate Tor Gov
ernor in Tennessee says Ire is going
10 prove that Parson Brownlow j. the
greatest enemy Of the negro race ~
that State.
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j. A. WILEERS, President.
JyEL :. Tu.MAS, scc'y.

IT Ii seems that the track OF ne
Central Pacific Railroad. laid - me
Nevada mountains, is only temporary
and that work is progressing on e'sh1
tunnels one Of Which viii lc compile
led by the 1T d June. The MAN
tunnel. running under the summit oi
mountain range viii take a track y
coo feet. Cfihis. 500 icci have Neen
completed. The calculation i tha'
The whole 800 feet y II he c"npie
Ted aud the track laid by the ia'h O
November rsxr l'v that t'Iue ne
track beyond Will be permanently lsid
10 the Nevada State line The pre-
sent working force is 800 nen,and !
contract has been made Tor 5,o' more
,lall Cuolirs, contracted for WIN IN
Chinese COMPANIES II san franciscs
! The company expects to reach -.
: Tucker river. AZ a point near Hunter
station. by February Of next year
! At that rate it will reach r"'i
!. on the Hnmholdtrlver opposite w
Glen by July. Uses.
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The Commis.io NJ OF inserna' ffve"ue
~ m.,rd t,-, December. that The receipts
ot hs bureau Tor the presen. hscal yea'
2,J y. two hn.,r. and eighiy-hys ml'
Mo-. TIE rereie'- 70 THE date. wan e'e''
M. s-rk- ~ tn d cal yer rena'nlng. s'e
N /. 4, hurdre sud ,~s.iy-two miiiiens' seven
h,,d,sa srd three thousand five hundred,
4. ~ i,cnms lax Iii come y. c"r'ns '"s
\. <, ~. monih.. ,is yearly r.c'ip'" ~
ak.iy 10 laA bvl hi,le Short NJ he 1om
M !. -innr rfe-.tLllA ~.
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~ young msn wing near the Shoals,
II Martin county, We hunti6g on Sunday,
and wss found dead in The woods, with
no, hole through his body.
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Marty 49, odred persona hsve
H., their hives ne pas, ear, and more than
~ million dollars wcrh Of property has
seen Sesvoyet BY the explosion q kero
scne lsrtps.
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TT Returns from all the counties
in Michigan elect seventy, i've re
publicais and twenty five Democrats
10 the Constitutional Convention.
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IT, Five hundred German emf
grants arrived in Indianapolis Sunday
morning, bound West.
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ar J. !. q. Abbott ,hInss 'he emperor
Of france hiss the most eu'''sa''' ~
iache in Europe.
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~ Barnum may De y p'ous man, 80 -
s.,I,a 20 make HE erection sure rsun'
ton Gazette.
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IT Our farmers report fair pros
pect Tor fruit this year
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COW MssroNER's SALE Of LANDS


CON snsSIONER'S SALE Of LANDS
NOTICE IL HEREBY given ,ha. The Under
~ signed Commissioner appointed ny we
Dubois Circuit Court 81 Dubois County, In
dams. Ii shit for pa,,iIon of real estate !,
wherein John Gramelspaches il pm. and
Joseph Friedman, IT,. =. al. ars der's''
will, by order Of said Court, sell q pubic
auction,
On WEDNESDAY, May Slh, A. D. 1857,
Al the door Of the Court House. the fol.
lowing rea! estate, situate in said County 81
a Dubois and State Of indiana, to.wu:
The y. 1 OF the ) Il qr Of Sec No
II, and the N. 4. ar. 81 the n. T. ar. o.
Section No. 81 all Ia Town one. 3. X.
lW., contsining 40 acres more or less.
!. TERMS or SALE.-One third Of the pur'
i, chase money 10 be paid cash 10 hand ons
4 third in eight, and one third 10 twelve
nonths from date Of sale. the purchaser
giving notes with approved security, bearing
interest from dite, and waving relief from
valuation OF superintendent laws.
n HENRY MAUNTEL,
Commissioner.
q. T. y. Car, Airy,
Apr,, -, i.67-fs.
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az RECONSTRUCTED Connecticut BY
ballots snd no, BY bsyonsts.-tNsw York
Leader.
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80 The Ne~ Al sny Ledger tells Of .
profpsse Young ' Oman in Harrison COUNTY
who ,sn through remsrkSb'e career o.
vice, winding 10 with becoming .hs moth
- Of q healthy negro infant. The p'r
then reformed and went ID Ohio. where shs
married the Hon. Mr--. On . recsn
wait 10 Corydor, the happy bridegroo"
learned ,hs hi-tols ~ his wife. and chan
.aonsd ~.r, whpreno she reispsed. Fishy
indianapolis y sr d.
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The citizens 81 CIantslew m.et n"
ne evening II the lith y Ma'el''
1867. and appointed conlnii''cr "
conlpr viii, the cllizurs on 'nc r'''1
trun ,hi- place e i.oo-o"'cc; am
con-ltvf the matter IL rcea q !" o"''"'
nv /. road rom ,hi- place q Loc-o',
No. IS WAY y, .:urtirsours ana
Jasper.
The hllBwiny named ssni'cm.n
we're appointed HE colhmit'ee: =. y
lWnbprn. q. G.. NlbIack. jon iin''
field. j. Z. Finch. X. q. Norman !
6 Parker. and iohn Curry.
Tie people appear 70 ne !" 'a'1er
IN ,his matter. ana a large ninou''
II subscription on stock can be ra'se,
ii ills vicinity 10 build the r"so
; The members Of the GrandV'ew Noa
! and Mining Company SAY 'hey vi
I take stock to st least so 200 70 con
ucncc with.
j. A. WILnERS, President.
:. T.....x A.f'r
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Tn's'.
A corresponding gain 10 Nav York. New
Is,.ey and p, rs, ssn;a vii! give W hose
S,.,.a,,he fnl elections. That We shs''
y.,n mors IL IN mcd.e then 10 me Ne"
r.y,.od States. We have every resso" 70
. believe.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
SrAg OF IHpiAEA, DcBois 20
Can't of e.. mmon piess.

STAE OF IspiArA, DuBois 70
Court OF e. mmon Pless.
NOTICE is hereby given that John Lem
~ mons. administrator If WIN. A. NC.
Donald. dersssed. has filed hrs pcu,ion 70
..l ~. real estate OF The dsceden', mr.
p.rsonsi bring insufficient 10 pay hi. debts
aud that said petition will be hesfi - we
next term Of the Court Q. Common lea'
Of asit County
Attest HENRY A. HULTHAuS.
Clerk Z. G.. Y. Dubois 20.
By PnILLip GUcfls, Deputy.
\ &. T.. y, Carr, Petitioners Atry.
April -, 1867.
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olnnsissi0slrr's sale Of' Kcal
Estate.

ArOTICE il hereby given that ;he under
IN .iprss mmssion~r. appointed os
ne Circuit Court Of Dubois Connty, ina
ans. IL = SUIT Tor partition, WHEREIN Ufs-s
sfubbleheld Is plaintiff and JossPh y STUB
blefield. II. 81 IRE defendants. ~iil sell .
public auction. ~ order u ,sid ut', on
MONDAY. MAY 18Th. 1867
A, III o'clock. 4. 81. IN M premises. "
tnll.wipy s.trrtp~i land fhd 'ral 'rt.''
-,,..t-.. -.ld DUBOIS t"uniy 80 VI -
Wa, hall 81 The Nur,h-w.-i quarter =
section al. il Township No'tt - R."v
4 Nest. containing ~ acre. VII ~
49,. ,,s., sell IN .ald 1911 day u Nsy, 49,
\. ,'cln.1. Y. Al AT pn5llc anc'iar.en -
nr.m,..-. ne Nnfsh-.s-' quarter ~ S-c''a
II Township NJ. / Srnth N k''.e y
/, : W~-i. containing ltv "crr -l''ls'-
$40 County. Sad trsri w.ll u "itfri \
rse ID ~ acre lu'-.
: rrEMs vr SALk 90 i.if = ne y"
!, chase nnne, 10 he psid \" c--h. s"h y
!. tbsi.ecs - t~u equal ins',llm"n'. y IL a
~ unnths. ihe purchaser llsin1 notes
oi,h. deferred payments. PAYABLE 70 -
u C.mmis-innes, with interest from dstv. o
!. wr,,on, relief from valuation aud spprsn
y BRUNO BUET1EER.
Commisslunef
z McIn,.re. Allen & Viehe, Atrys ior p
e. Aeril 1D-3w
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NOTICE 80 HEIRS or " tl.''N ~
SELL. real. ESTATE
STATE az IuliAna, D,iisnis CJs"'y
Court u Common i'ica'.
N-OrIcE IL hereby given that wine"
~ H.pdrickson. A i.nin,s,fs'or 81 'Aee'.
,.,s Of Benjamin 4. Kemp decs..sd, h'' s'.s
M. o.,,io" 20 sell . po,usn % The k.ss -.
,.,s u he dec edent. HE p.rsons' os."s e.
.u,i;elsm % psv his dsts. 80 me-
IA III, ion viii BE- Aesfd q the "sA.
,s,o J, ,ne Cour, Of Comsnos P'sss Of $50
County. ~, Arrs
Clerk 4. z. Y. Dsbsis q.
Jasper. April ~. 1867.
a. 4. r.. Carr, Any.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-20
ALBANY.
The Now York Constitutional Con-
vention The Negro Equality
Queation Deferred. IVA

ALBANY, N. Y, July 2O.-The consti.
tutional convention took up the rssolu'
ton declaring persons Of African
descent entitled to the same rights and
immunities as persons Of European
descent The amendment that all cues
tons as to submitting this or any part
of the Constitution framed by this con-
vention as a separate question to the
people be deferred until the whole Con-
stitution is framed was adopted. The
resolution as thus amended was adopted
by vote Of SO to Al. The above subject
has been sharply debated for two orthree
DAYS past .....L -. ~
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met by official insubordinatlon. II 10 70
bs feared these military officers, looking
to The authority given by these laws,
other than to the Constitution, win re-
cognize no authority but the command
era Of districts, aud TO the General Of the
army. Ifthere were no other objections
than this to the proposed legislation, IL
would be sufficient Whilst hold the
chief executive authority of the United
States, and whilst the obligation
rests on me 10 see thall all laws
are faithfully executed, cannot
ever willingly surrender that trust or
the powers given for its execution !
can never give my assent, to be made
responsible for the faithful enforcement
of laws, and, at the same time,
surrender that trust and power which
accompany any other executive Of
GER high or low or any number of
his executive officers. If these ex-
ecutive trusts, vested by the Constitution
in the President, are to be taken from
him and vested in a subordinate
officer, the responsibility n win
be with Congress in clothing
the subordinates with Unconstitutional
power, and with the officer who assumes
its exercises. This interference with the
constitutional authority Of the Executive
Department is an evil that will ineyita-
bly, sap the foundations Of our federal
system. But II is not the worst evil Of
this legislation; it is great public wrong
to take from the President the power con-
ferred on him alone by the Constitution.
But the wrong is more fragrant and more
dangerouswhen the powersso taken from
the President are conferred on subordi-
mates, executive officers, and especially
upon military officers over nearly one.
third of the States Of the Union where
military power, regulated by no fixed
laws, rules supreme. Each Of the Dis
trict Commanders, though not chosen by
the people, or responsible toethem, ex.
ercises at this hour more executive
power, military and civil, than the people
have been willing to confer upon the
head ofthe executive department, though
chosen by, and responsible TO them
selves, the remedy must come from the
people themselves, They know what it
is, and how il is to be applied. At the
present time they cannot, according to
the forms Of the Constitution, repeal
these laws. They cannot remove or com
troll this military despotism. The remedy
is, nevertheless, in their hands. 1t is to
be found in the ballot, and is sure
one, if not controlled by fraud, and
awed by arbitrary power, or from apathy
on their part toe long delayed with an
abiding confidence in their patriotism,
wisdom and integrity, | am still hope
full of the future, and that in the end the
rod of dsspetism win be broken, the
armed heel of power be lifted from the
necks of the people, and the principles
of violated Constitution preserved. rs
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, d. G., July 10, 1867. sa
I 2WAsuINGroS, July 2O.-The new Re-
construction bill is now law, having
passed both Houses Of Congress over the
Presidents veto by tie required constitu-
tional two-thirds majority. ~
A special to the New York Tribune
says the Presidents veto, was approved
by the entire Cabinet except Stanton.
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~
sG We are not little puzzled TO see
in what consists the Answer to the
LKDGKRn contained in the communiea-
lion Of our friend, Free Thinker" He
thinks Grant would be a good selection
to defeat an insane Radical. Well,
likely; we have no objection, when We
know him for sane Conservative His
sails are in the wind, or at least be in
reliceni, and we don't know quite well
what course be win steer When We do,
we have not word. of objection to sup.
porting him when it comes to be possible
for us to influence the electoral vote,
unless it should be that more reliable
as well as more available man can be
found in his stead. If he is the best
man we should be sorry, however, to
defeat by supporting him, and our cor
respondent may well look TO that matter.
He is evidently en- cid Whigg, inst out Of
six years nap, and thinks he is one Of
the sovereigns, just as we all used to do.
We do not care for Democracy nor for
Whiggery, but for bleeding and down
trodden country. Anything looking tc
stability and equal rights and prosperity
has our sanction and our welcome. But
our correspondent has not shown def
nitely how we are to elect Grant, nor
certainly that we shall be in any wise
profted if we do. What if we should say
we would prefer Vallandigham or Ray
mond or Greeley to Grant, would Grant &
chances of election be increased, or
Thad. Stevens, Sumner or Wade be any
less likely to be elected ? How it would
be criminal in friend of jeff Davis to
vote for a Northern Democrat as our
correspondent asserts, is not quite clear.
Suppose that Democrat happened to be
the best man Of the country, both for the
North and the South, who is to be
harmed by voting for him, or what in
jury can be done to any body by electing
him 2 Would it hurt Davis or the coun-
try to elect Mcclellan for instance ?
How then can our correspondent pre-
fer decent Northern Democrat to any
Radical" as he affirms he doesf
But we find, after all, our correspond
ent is about right, and concurs with us,
for, he says, lit is impossible for me to
have my choice" Just so, and, there
fore, it is quite immaterial whether he
or the LEDGER express any choice We
concur With him in saying we have no
sacrifices to make for Democracy. But
when the South can be benefited through
the agency of Democracy, Whiggery,
Republicanism, Radiealism, or any thing
else, we will accept and welcome the
instrument And we will make what
sacrifices" We may, our pride and
prejudiees included, if we can, to bring
about the desirable contamination
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AT.a meeting Of the Directors Of the Frank;
July 10th. 1867. the following resolution was
"'' WHEREAS, A portion Of the creditors Of the
Franklin Insurance and Banking Company
have united for the purpose Of recognizing
said company and opening said bank upon the
following basis, to-wit; Each creditor sub
scribss two-thirds of his amount In stock to the
company, and certificate Of deposit is to be
issued for the other third, to be taken up when
as, the beneiciaries under the Trust Deed ex:
ocuted BY s. D. Mcclure at the suspension OF
said bank have agreed to quit claim their liens
under said deed, and many Of the attaching
creditors have subscribed Ms aforesaid and filed
orders to dismiss their attachmen,s, and,
whereas, two or three attaching creditors have
as yet failed to come forward and cooperate
in the effort to reorganize, which, II persisted
In by them, will defeat the reorganization and
ultimately throw the whole matter into bank
ruptcy and thereby reduce the available assets,
BY reason of expenses, ETC., to such an extent
that the interest Of the creditors will not be
worth over rs cents to the dollar;
] Be il therefore Resolved by the Board OF
Directors elected by said Creditors, That no.
tice be given to all creditors, who have not
already done so, to come forward, on or before
the LIST day Of August next, and enter their
names upon tho stock book Of the company.
Be 1t further Resolved, That in case am
creditor shall fail and refuse so to do within the
at once to file bill in bankruptcy. that the
business Of the bank may be therein settled.
Y The stock book will DO found at the store OF
Mercy 4 Tally, No. l94 Main street, corner OF
10 SSn'ns'oA - b. MERCER. Chairman.
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WASHINGTON.

Executive Veto of the supplement
tary Reoonstruotion bill-Cogent
Reasons Assigned by the Presi-
dent in Support of his Position
The Bill Passed over the Veto
4 by both Branches Of Congress.
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no. The New York Herald eharac
terizes the three column statement from
Secretary Seward in reference tothe late
political adventures and misfortunes o.
Senior Don Antonio Lopez de SAINTS
Anna as " much ado about nothing"
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RSy- The Presidents mastery vet

say The Presidents mastery veto
message has excluded other matter from
our second page. The bill vetoed has,
nevertheless, doubtless already passed a
partisan Congress, which, had Washing
ton written the message and given
reasons ten times as numerous and
eogent against it, wonli still pass that
body. .QgnN fauNI
LArER-Since writing the above the
evening dispatches have come in, an
neuncing the passage Of the bill over the
veto. r aa 81 Is
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WORCESTER.
The American Rowing Champion
ship-Remarkable Time

WORCESTER, MASS, July 20.-Walter
Brown, the champion American oarsman,
pulled his shell boat three miles against
tide in twenty. three minutes. 7'ug
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-20

Ia Speaking Of the reconstruction
acts, the Louisville Courier says: ave
should no more think Of indOrsing them
than we should of indorsing the Radical
party, and we should no more think Of
indorsing the Radical party than the
devil" HUwis thst1 Is it possible the
devil has refused TO indOrse the Radical
party3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-20

p65- Gonsalogists are trying to make
out that Shakespeare descended from
Alfred the Great, as il Shakespeare was
not himselfihe greater.
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sB- Ii is said that Chief Justice Chase
viii preside at the October term Of the
Richmond Circuit Court
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- The New York Herald thinks
Gen. Sherman IS the only man who can
bring the Indian var 10 a successful
Close
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a. The Ncv York Governors since
l776 have issued 1885 pardoBs
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DESIGNATION.

DY MUTUAL CONSENT THE FIRM OF
ID Sherman, Taylor a Weadley Is this day
dissolved, BY the withdrawal Of VIM. Weadley.
The business will be conducted by the remain
ing partners under the style OF sherman x
Taylor, they assuming all the, liabilities and
are alone authorised 70 use the name Of the
TX T1T~4 y 'f1.ll q. w. TAYLOR.
.sil-as y.at ~ %. WIN. WEADLEY.
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Memphis, July 20, 1867.

HAvING WITHDRAWN FROM MY
Ill partnership with the house Of sherman.
Taylor a Weadley. l respectfully solicit my
hnsinass Il214l WIN. WEADLEY.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24
gtlp ManttS.

A GENTS WANTED-To sell BR0Wks
~ GLASS CLEANING POLISH; the best article in the msIke
and country Samples 30 cents Address G. h BROWN
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CUPREsiE COURT-City and County of New
- Y.rk-JoHN II; BROWNING ss,isst wiLLlaM GALLAGHER
.fmaa sweet Administrator of Ebenerer Sherman deceased
My Farie The fh National Bank of the Ctr ef
Y.sYak Michael Phelsu and William Ptman. DendsRn
judgment OF h above entitled Court made aud entered
the entitled the ?6h dy Of August D. 6 the Referee
appsa,ed and ny said Judgment v e AZ public Auon at be
Exchange Saoo No Ill Broadway NesYo City The 2d day
1871 IL o'clock through THOMAS vBirCH,
Real kaie Aueuene all shat certain lot parcel Of ground
situate being the lat. Twelfth Of the City New
aBd distinguished Harlem made BY Charles
Of City dated Dec I2 sBJ Tied Registers
the New ork l59 hHudre
nl the nohery side Of Eighty fourth street between the Seeord
and Third containing u width ont and each twenty.
Eve feet and depth each side hundred and two feet and
inches to she Of the New York Aug 80 1901
RICHARD c. BBAMit;i Referee.
The above sale ajournei Monday Sept 6e1
bour and place dated New-YoTk, Sept a. 1850
r. c. BEAMlSII Referee
A. S. THOMPSON Plaintiffs AtioreTa % Nassau srtst r.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24
NEW YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COhhkNCIhtf JUNK 3 1871.
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