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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-11
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

rTNnE undersigned having established a Real Es-
l. tate Agency in Pcrrysburg, offer for sale the
following Real Estate, situated in Wood County
Ohio:
a Farm of 120 acres, in section 10, of PLAIN
Township, under good cultivation, with 800 fruit
trees, good buildings, and we'll drained Two
miles from Tontogany.
An Improved Farm of 100 Acres, in sec
ton "a, Plain Township 90 acres under cultiya-
ton, and nearly all under fence; u large orchard,
and good well, together with good frame house
and barn.
Also
A Farm containing 6S Acres, in same
section all under fence mostly improved; orchard,
good barn and large house, with good frame house
in course Of construction.
Also
The NE. a of the NE. x of section 28, town 4,
north of range 10 east. Good House and Orchard.
All under fence.
UNIMPROVED LANDS.
so Acres, in section 4, CeL ter Township, we'll
timbered with black walnut, white wood, &c.
80 Acres, in section l6, Liberty Township,
prairie.
40 Acres, in section 16, Milton Township
Lot No. s.
so Acres, in section II, Henry Township
timbered.
ALSO
200 Acres in section II Portage Township
heavily timbered.
Twelve or fifteen choice TOWN LOTS, in Per-
rysburg.
s8g~ The above Real Estate will be offered a
low rates, on terms to suit the purchaser.
SLEYIN Il PARSONS,
Real Estate Agents, Perrysburg, o.
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Steel plo1vs,

Steel PlOws.
PECK, II \NLT1NS Il Co. are the Sole Agents for
the sle of Tia, celebrated Mish ava ikh Steel Plows,
for Wood County. All Mishawaka Plows sold in
Wood CVunty must com4 through us. These
Plows require no pulling. Their reputation for
being the best Steel Pow made is beyond question.
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SSuEISlFF,S SALE.

G, w. Kieatr
VS.. In Wood Common Pleas.
W. II. Mann.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale TO me directed and
delivered from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Wood County, Ohio, in the above oahse, shall
Offer for sale, at public auction, at Milton Center
in the county of WOod on
TUESDAY, January Is, 1867,
Between the hours of aud O'clock in the after
uOon the following described personal property,
to-wit The undivided one.h half OF the building
and tho machinery therein for manufacturing
broom.handles and shingles Sand building Is
situate on the land belonging to the Dayton and
Michigan Railroad Company, and lying west OF
said raihuad, in the village of Milton Center in
Wood County, Ohio. Siid machinery consists OF
one shngle-maohine and beltpg, turning lathes
for turning broom handles, and betting one en-
gno and fixtures thereto belonging.
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
Perrysburg December "a, 1866 35cS5 so
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SEIEItIFF,s SALE.

Nathan II. Chapmanl
VS.. y In Wood Common Pleas,
II. r. Jerome.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
causu by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio aud to inc directed and de-
lvered will of1r for sale at public venduc at the
dsor ofthe Court House in tho town of Perysburg
Wood County, Ohio, on
MONDAY, January 2s, 1867,
Between the hours Of and o'clock j. NJ, of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
The west half of the southeast quarter of section
eight (Sl, and the west half of the southwest quar-
tor and the east half of the east half of the south
west quarter of section nine (0), all in town three
(3), range nino (0), in Wood County, Ohio.
Appraised at S2 per acre.
CHARLES w. EVERS. Sheriff.
! i. 4 d. X. HOLLENBeCK Att'vs for Plaintiff.
PrrrSsbug, December a. 1868. 35eS7 %
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SrIENIPE's SALE.

Mary Swearinger,)
VS.. In Wood Common Pleas.
John Swearnger y
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public yendue, al
the door Of the Coot-honsc, in Perrysburg, of said
county, on
MONDAY, january 2S, 1867,
Between the hours OF 10 and II o'clock A. NJ, OF
said day, the following described real estate, with
the appurtenances, to-wit;
The west half of the east half of tie northwest
quarter of section number twenty nine, in town
ship four, north OF range nine east, in Wood Coun-
ty, Ohio containing forty acres; appraised at Si20
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Pcrrysburg, December 81 1865. 3jc$7
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs

: afee u -11a 3 -zzsa 4 se r. -=-s-a4 "a
Salc Of Real Estate.
10y virtue Of an order Of the Court bf Probate,
/ > within and for the county Of Wood and State
Of Ohio, 10 me issued will offer for sale at public
auction. on SATURDAY, the goth day Of January,
A /, D. 1861 between the hours OF and ~ NJ. Of
said day on the premises, the following described
real cstaie to-wit;
The south u Of the southeast a Of section II
town s. north of range 10 east, so acres more or
less, IN Wood county, Ohio, the property Of John
W. Woodbury., deceased appraised at s2,4OO
Terms legal. LEVI TAYLOR,
Admir- Of John w. " oodbury, decd.
GEORGE STRAIN, Attorney.
Uecember "a, 1886, 35es5 90
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Miscellaneous.
Table and Pocket Cutlery;
Russel's best American Ivory Sets
Silver-plated Castors
Ladies', Spoons
,t- Napkin Rings;
Card Cases
Coffin Trimmings
Nut Picks, &c., al
THE HARDWARE STORE.
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Go Away Gold Fingers!

| By the use of Brinkerhoof's Hand Corn Husker
gloves and mittens. Can be worn. N.
| For sale by the piece or dozen, by PECK, HAM
n.ToN& Co., who have tho exclusive right to sell
these Huskers in Wood County.
Farmers, try tham; you can husk one-third
more corn than by the old method.
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

TNN TUESDAY, the 22d day Of january, A. d.
} 1867, at | o'clock +. b., at the door OF The
Court house, In Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate hs the property Of Moses Moore, de-
ceased, to-wit:
Five (6) nercs out Of the northeast corner OF the
north half Of the southwest quarter Of section two
(2) town four ~ north range nine ~ east, being
1917 rods north and south, and sixty (60) rods east
and west, In Wood county, Ohio, untncumbered by
dover, and appraised At ninety dollars.
Terms Of Sale One-third to be paid on day Of
sale one third in one year. aud one. third in two
years, with interest, from day of sale. Deferred
payments tn DO secured by mortgage on premises
sold. ELIZABETH MOORE, Admin'S.
Of the estate of Moses Moore, deceased.
SLEvfN Il PARsoNs, Attorneys.
Pertysburg, December "a, 1866. 35ds3
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risk -----.----- ----- ----. -SI,VOO W
STATE OF CoNNECTICT, ! 81. .tst1
County OF HARTFORD. 90 f-.t., I'd,
e. N. Kellogg, President, and W. G. Goodrich
Secretary Of the Hartford Live Stock Insurance
Company, being sevorally sworn, depose and say
that the foregoing is full, true and correct tate
ment Of the affairs of said Insurance Company,
and that they are the above described Officers
thereof. aa
E. N. KELLOGG, President. Q
.rra' w. q. GOODRICH, Secretary,
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 9th day
Of November, 1856.
[SEALl wM HAMERSLEY,
FIVE Cent STAMP.] ComrJ for the Sateof OHIO.
OFFICE OF THE AuDIToR or STATE
CoLUMDUs, o., Nov. 10, 1856.
IT is hereby certified, that the foregoing is cor
rect copy OF the Statement of Condition of the
Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company of Con-
necticut, made to and filed in this Office, fyr the
year 1867.
[SEAL. Witness my hand and seal officially
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chf. Clerk
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A DMlNISTRAT0R'S NOTICE Notice is
a Hereby gwen tnat tne underslgnea has oeen
the estate of David Slaughtcrback, deceased, late
of Wood County Ohio. All personsintcrested will
take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
RANDALL SWlNEHEART, Administrator.
December 81, 1868. 3jd#
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
~ hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed aud qualified as Administrator on
the estate of Elihu Town, deceased, lato of
Wood County, Ohio. All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
s. w. ST. JOHN.
PerrVsburg December % 1896 35d&
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When the Library rlain, in the present state
Hldss, was occupied the Old book Uses " re mo >
ed 10, aud new oles Of cheap construction havt
been added from time 10 time The Librarian 7, :
parts two great evils arising from this. FRS,
sepa4te cases as 10 be inc nyenent aud unsightly;
and lecund, what is far iroIu svrious affair, that
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Which embraces all the .mostdesirabIe qualities
to be found in the market
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An actrepassed Aprl hth, 1866, creltod the
Office of Inspector Of Gas anAGas Meters, provil-
ing torthe collection OF 'hR larry from the Gas
Companies Of the state. Ia the act, AS enrnuod,
the hmOant of the salary,was not declared, an n
ovidenee could be obtained ot the Assembly hav-
ing filled the blank IN the hill. Uuder these cir.
eumstanees the Inspector, IL appointed, would
eisher be without salary for the year, or would
b. dependent upon the voiunhry piymsnt OF She
Companies, whose business he would supervise
The latter arrangement would be every way con.
trary to public palley and found competent per.
sons indlsposed 10 accept tbs position under IA,
former. lhave. therefsfsS poStponsd king any
sppointm mt undsr the statute, until you shodlt
have 80 opportunity OF supplying the ommlsion re-
ierred to.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

4 FoRrRAlr or oENIazL Q. q GRANT, from lfs,
BY LEUTzH ..
They will b exhibition at the above Galleries FREE
fron Monday, April l. and evenings previous 70 ths
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MORRIS WILKINS, AucrroxEER.

MoRRrs WILKINS, AUCTI0NEER.
l Valuable Properly Monroe, Fortyninth ana i06th
streess AZ auction. e n; LUDLOW 4 CO.. WIN sell
at auction. Thursday April 1857 at IL o'clock, At tho
Exchsnss NO Ill Broadway (rrnity BGdins),
New York
attic brick HOUSE. No 10y Monroe street. near Pixies Lot
leased Rutgers estate 10 from May l. 1857
ground rent $3.50 per annu with renewals at 5pcr cent
valuation.
1867 Of Lot sonh side West Fortynnsh street. z5 feet
west OF Firth aveDne, ground rent $3.50 with
newas Lot 81 by 100 fcet inches Cellars excavated
ioh streetThc two story and basement frame Houses
north side, - feet inches cast Of Third avenue Houses
esch Y feet mob by " feet Lot " fest inch by
10 inches, portion remaiu nortgaUa Mana. ~ !.
a No Pima street. Nav vork-
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTToNEBR
AVA First class store on Pearl and Water streets
r. H. LUDLOW CO.,
win sell At auction Thursday, April 4 1857, at o'cioch
AT THE EXCHANGE aALEsR0oM

AT THE EXCHANGE BALESkOOM
Ill BrcadwAy Trinity Bundlng), New York
Pearl and aeer stroets the nrst cAss ave story brck
etors No Pearl street. running through 70 NO Mssr
street. being feet inches zach street by l0 fest IN
depth; the siors vssy ubstsnsy built BY days work,
and Of the bes masriA foundation built on pIles 10.
cudng centre pillars AsphAltum cement bottom cellar walls
feet Sck and inches Above has double omcss on second
oor front and also hrxt hoor altogether
one c INC best built soas of wal ssssi sold subject 70
lease Of two years May nszt ~ $500 per annum;
MAps Ao - shs once of the Aucsonser No Pine srcs
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DENJ. r. THEALL, AUCrIONERR,
ID LATE 6ALKSNAN WITH e. n. LUDLOW co.
ELE0ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
psrM0h iH8 ~ nzsS - HnL

rHEALL BROS WIN sen By .auc}ion on THURSDAY.
April 1857 a l0 O'clock attAo private residence i9 Fifth
avenue northeast OF EInsteonsh street the entire
Parlor Furniture Buhi Cabinets and Tables
ror French plate Pier and hanel Mirrors sn. damash
walnut Chamber Furniture oak and walnut Library add
collection Of very fne real and Nante Ornaments
original OH Pantngs by 9iRnoux, Doughty Fisher snd
tnre velvet and brussels Csrpets 0iIelohs Kitchen Usn
nesday, ID inst, BY permit which, with descriptive
logues may be bad ct oce Of the Q, Liberty
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QY HENRY h LREDe . MINER.
ID HENHY n. LRRDN, AUCrIONEER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURa IN JONKU ASSEMBLY

.AHNHY "a LEEDs 1iMkR wm sesi, b, auction, on
r. the we'll Known Of Jones Assembly Rooms
No. 06 Broadway, Bond eonslasng OF
Suis inak brooais Brusssls and ply Car
pets 10 Chairs Pier and Mirrors DRESSING Bureaus
q China and Gis.s Silver rissd w,ss Linen Table Cloths
of1Thompson Numsls nrt GLASS celebrated Cooking
Ranges Kitnhen Ware, 10. Hotel and boarding house
keepers viii do well 70 theso articles. Bale pe.
renptory, the lease having been sold.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 81 ssz,rRPLs SHEET



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so1ys.sni sassroons Liberty xross few sSoss -sss
sToRxaE Of pur.lus isosrless o.a 10 had on favor.
A J. BLHEcKKR. SON AGO. WILL SELL AT AUc.
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7 ECTURE-AT IRVING HALL. NJ GEORGE FRAN
IL ois Train Monday, April 1861 at e,ghl o'c.ck u
II for the benefit OF the Ladies' Southcsn ksef AxeociS
ton The feature wu emwsco the proiuens tcvscs OF ths
DAY, except poiiloA Tsckats ~ each
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CpHCItL NoTfCE.-LToUoRs wANTED.-PARrIEs
- having small large ots OF Liquors stored away and
wishing sell At hear az cash customer by
sddressna L. H.. Hersd ofnca4
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TONES ALES. RI ~
81 CELRBRATED BURTON, INDIA, PALE AND
STOCK AIEa. Ts i ~
FOR EXPLOITATION OR HOMk CONSUMPTION.
throughout the year. 81
These Ales can be seen at Brewery @W
Mcssrs. Trcadwei Mccarthy's, Pine aud Broadway.
Messrs. Parsons a Nixon's, 20 Cedar street.
Messrs. punhsm Mailsce's, Asor place and Broadway
Me-srs auckland Thacher2 Nth street and 4th avenue
Mr.. John Z. Forces. is II Ugh street. Brooklyn.
Mr.. Thomas Mosscrop's, lh6 Myrtle avenue Brooklyn.
Mr.. Nm Carew's, Smith and bergen streets, Brooklyn.
Mr. ~ J. Hughes. Grand aud Fret Streets Williamsburg
Mr.. WIN. Narlow's 23l South First street. Williamsburg
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A HOTEL, WITH FORTY ROOMS, BARNS AND
"A Livery Stable attached for SALE the proprietor retiring
from busness the best business stand In the country In
qure Of GEO. GOULD. Mount Vernon. .
T .ERoY HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, OFFERS sUPE.
IL rior accommodations for Boardcn Those
desiring single rooms, with FIRST class accommoda-
tons win hnd II 70 their interest 20 call address the
Haven Railroad wM L. BANKS. Proprietor.
DfRRREPoNr HOUSE, BROOKLYN HEruHrs-
Suits and single Rooms permanent and transient. ~
priccs 70 suit the tmea Single gents taken, S11 70 SAL
ID. r. PkTERS. Rroprfetor
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAiLY-TO GENTLEMEN
onv nj the New York Museum of Anatomy, OILS broad.
Those unab BILE attend these lectures nay goccive
CON, by forwarding cents Address Secretary OF New
York Museum Of Anatomy, 6ls Broadway.
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TAMEs JENKINS. AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL AT
auction, on wednesday, April az II O'Clock at SO
rages top and open Wagons hnc Doctcr's Phsstops
ger nne Dog Cart sulkey skeleton two seat Wagon,
" sets Of single and doubs Harness Of all kinds Robes,
Sale pokifive
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Charge Of Embczzicment Against POST


The CAara 20 Of EmbczzIement Against a Post.
master.
Before Commissioner Newton.
United States Cbrnslius Van S,ce. The defendant
who Postmaster syosset L. l., on the
charge Of having embezzsd money &c, from letters.
The testimony In We has been already published in
the HERALD and yesterday Commissioner Newton dev-
cred decision in the matter dscharging delen
Hh Honor held, substantially, that far the evil
dence was concerned, the question OF probable
pointed as strongly TO several other parties
did 10 hr Van Sice. In addition to that the
had the positive evidence OF hs showing tha,
taken any thing out letters she known it,
The Commissioner further stated that where there
cause for doubt there IN the present case the
defendant had right fall back his previous good
record, and accordingly Mr.. Van sice had produc a
large number OF wilnesses-some OF the hrst citizens,
members Of Congrrs', e aL--aIi OF whom had given
him excellent character With these probabilities he
VII re his character was SO good HIS Honor also alluded
TO the fact that II had been days PRIOR
ihe time tho defendant was alleged TO have embczzed
the letters number OF letters found scattered
along the track OF the Long Island Railroad showing
they had never reached his Office, and also tha toe
had been robbed elsewhe Mr.. Van was, there.
lore, honoraby discharged.
Charged with Using Defaced Postage stamps.
Before commissioner Jones.
U1litd Sates Truman Y. Iuttls ard John H. VII
The defendants, ~ho clerks in The Williams.
burg Post olicc arrested The charge using
aud preparing defaced postage stamps Com mnissoner
Jones rendered oral decision in the yesterday
afternoon The Commissioner decided to discharge the
defendant Wilson, the ground that no evi-
dence 10 show that he removed stamp from a
letter received a deposited that Office that
there evidence 10 show that he ever washed or
restored any caacelled stamp.
The Commissioner remarked tha. he had not con.
sidered ths question TO whether the dc sndant had
been guilty o The second OF stamps for reason
thai, in his opinion, man codd not be indicted for
that oeuce but could only bo sued penalty OF $50
He however, held Tuttle 10 await the action Of The
6rand jury on the ground that he had been guilty Of
wiliuy aud unawfuily removing postage stamps from
letters deposited In and received the Post Once As
10 ali the other grounds he disposed OF Tuttes case in
the same a Wilson's.
In lusca to rutIe II may be said however, that II
shown tho examination that he had been per.
nited 70 remove the stamps from Rev. L. A. Wilson's
kstl.
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WESTCHEsTER.

SINGULAR CASE or AuggED ENnEzzLEaEvr--AREysr OF
A NEwsxAs BOARD HupsoS RIVER STEAMER Yes.
terday afternoon young man named Reardon was ar.
rested board Of the plying the Hudson
river and conveyed to Yonkers where he is held for
examination on charge or embczzemcnt, rs alleged.
Of cash TO the amount Of about $700 From the state
ments made to the police at Yonkcrs appears Rear
don has been in the employ OF newsdeacr in the vii.
stationed on beard the steamer In question a.
agent, and had received instructions M to prices
&c, OF tho various newspapers, periodicals and
books with which he had boen supplied IL
seems Reardon imbued With a strong desire for
large profits, even though the sales should be small
This system resulted in his being compelled
unsold large portion Of The daily newspapers The
Yonkers newsman, who has been a number years st
the business could not understand how so many
HrRaLps particularly left unsold and OF course
thought something was wrong. On making inquiry he
discovered that bis representative charging from
ten 10 fifteen cents per copy during the
The other Papers and books also sold an enor
advance the stipulated price II observed
that Reardon had thrven we'll as to bo enabled TO
hire boy to look after his business. Other extrava-
gaBces attracted considerable attention After con-
trare and procured warrant, which resulted IN the
arrest stated.
THROWING STONES At RAILWAY CARRAeEs.-A fow even
ings gentleman named John Haight residing at
Peekski, sustained injury In tho face through
having been struck by a while q passenger on
board of the Hudson River Railroad cars II ap-
pears that when the train nearing the depot at
1rv ngtun some miscreants threw regular shower OF
the exception OF Mr. Haght the OF the passengers
uniuurcd
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuuaT-sSIfm DISTRICT.
lmportaut Decision in Admiralty.
Before Judge Benedict

lnportaut Decision in Admiralty.
Before Judge Benedict
Gen7e W. Cu,tis the Ship AnetoPe and Franksta y
Rasdolph The Sams-Thsse came beiors the
Court upon motion made in behalf Of tho claimants OF
the ship Antelope for release Of that vessel on bail
appears that the Sis. OF August, 1867! one George
w. Curtis nled his libel AGAINST 10 enforce
ben amounting ss2T - for supplies furnished the
po the 10Th Of june and The 5oth
Of August last The vessel that time in toe GUS
tody OF the Sheriff under process issuing OUT OF STATE
court asd the execution Of the process ns coul, va
delayed until tue custody OF Tie sherin nav
ing Terminated by sale and delivery 70 the persons now
before tho ceurs as claimants when tue vessel was
duly seized by the Marshal under the process
Issued the action OF Curtis, and also under
process issued in subsequent action instituted
20 recover the sum OF s23, 600, claimed 10 he
due by OF breach Of charter party which
occurred in this port at about the time The total
valve OF the vessel ascerta ned bv an apprasemen
TO which objection is taken Is $ls. COO sum insult
ncent DISCHARGE in fall tho claims against her
m the actions ABOVE mentioned. Tho claimants having
perfected their appearance for the release OF
abe vessel upon the fling OF stipulation in the full
value of vessel tho 10 court place
Of the vessel for the benefit OF all beants before
tho court and conditioned to abide by and perform
DEGREES OF the such actions and pay the sums
awarded therein not exceeding all che appraised
Of the weasel.
In hs opinion, Judge Benedict that nasmueh as
TIE value Of this vessel conceded be less the
amount cleimed in these actions, it mani that
no claimant would, by stipuating 10 pay the decree
W eacn case 10 the extent oil the value OF the ves
sol, render himself liable to pay into court upon
his stpulaions IN the two value OF
the property which NJ viii upon the release.
Uniess then. former stipuation could be taken
winch would render the claimant liable for
the value OF tho property which ho receives from The
Marshal, the vessel must remain custody. In con-
eIuding his Honor decides:-The motion OF the claim
ants will therefore, sc granted, and the vessel viii be
released upon the claimants finng stipulation to the
enot above indicated. The former stipulation may be
settled before the court II necessary aud con
tain pros son for interest In this all persons
desiring 20 property upon stipulation request
ed TO indicate 10 thor stpuaiion provision for inter-
est on ae value OF the property from the term " s
receipt