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tanOoga for all cities East and South.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
Express PAssENGER--LeaveS Nashville for
Jacksonville, and all points W est and Northwest,
at 00A. N. Returning, arrives at Nashville at
1000 A. N.
ACConMoDATIoN.-Loav Nashville at 300 P.
NJ and arrives in Nashville Mt SEQ P. n.
To take effect on and after Thursday, NOvem-
Der % 1866.
Trains on the N. & n. w. r. R. connect at
Johnsonyille, with the Cairo and JOhnsonyille
Packets without fail.
RS- Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with N. and n. W. Railroad.
&c Passengers by this route save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo
Sc Trains stop at all intermediate points.
Procure tickets at II c. Jackson's opposite st
Cloud Hotel, or at the Chattanooga Depot.
w. p INNES, Gen'l Sup't,
n. & c. and n. W. X. r
j. W. BROWN. Genl Pass Agent.
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AKEROYD & DOBSON,

A r G II l 7 F. 9 T $,
NV. COR CHURCH AND HIGH SITS,
Nashville, Tennessee
nLANS, ELEVATIONS, SECTIONS, KFULL-
1 sized Detail Drawings and Specifications com
pleto and entire with without superintendence
ar every class Of Ecclesiastical Civil and Domestic
ng Also, designers Of
Monuments, Stained Glass, and Polo
chrOmatie Decoration.
H. NJ. AKEROYp. v. n. DOBsOE'
Nashville Nashville.
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Two Daily Through Trains. Making
the East. West and North.
AND THE EAST.

Rs- Steamers of 4. S. Mail Line leave Louis
Vile daily at 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ, arriving in
Cincinnati in time to take early morning trains
for the East.
Passenger car attached to freight trains
Leaves Franklin, Ky, ut 40 A, NJ, and Gallatin
at $3.50 A. NJ, arriving in Nashville at ll.50 A. N.
Leaves Nashville at $50 P. M.,-arriyes at Gala
tin ego P. H., and at Franklin 9.05 P. NJ.
ALBERT FINK.
General Superintendent L. & n. K. r.
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1000 BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOOR:
200 harrsls extra superhne Flour
so hogsheads New ORLEANS Sugar
% hogsheads Demerara Sugar;
% barrels Crushed and Powdered sugars;
200 sacks prime Rio Cof,e;
o sacks Laguira Coaee;
25 barrels fresh Rice
50 barrels New Orleans AIolasscs;
2nO boxes Proctor & Ganbls's Soap;
$50 boxes various brands Soap;
100 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Tallow Candies. hard pressed
80 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco;
80 gross Fine Cut Tobacco;
% barrels Smoking Tobacco
Is kegs English Soda;
25 kegs American Soda;
90 cases l and ? H. cane Oysters;
80 boxes Pepper;
90 boxes Spice;
80 boxes Iudigoi
90 boxes Ground Mustard;
% barrels Masou's Backing;
co boxes pint, quart and half gallon Roities
20 boxes CARROTS SnRf;
20 gross Durises BIuing;
25 barrels Bourbon Whisky,
25 barrels Robertson County whisky;
100 barrels Foote Nash Proof Whisky;
100 barrels Ginger Cordial;
Is barrels Ginger Wine;
10 barrels Sweet Wine;
20 barrels Grape Vinegar
% barrels Lemon Syrup;
30 boxes Starch;
80 dozen Buckets;
80 dozen Brooms;
1000 Flour Sacks;
90 boxes assorted Candy
Brandy, Rum, Gin, Wines, of various brands a
WEAECI.EY - YARBHOUGWS
No. 3 North College street, Nashville, Tennessee
Octll-Sm
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Jennie ). Fleming VS.. ID. ID. Dlckey nd
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court in this case, will sell, at the
Court House at Nashville, on
Saturday, January 5, 1867,
The two Houses and Lots, Nos 30 and 81. on Nc
LemOre street. between Union and Cedar streets,
owned by Jennie s. and h. T. Fleming.
TERMS OF SALE-SiX, twelve and eighteen
months credit, without interest. Notes required
with approved security, and lien retained. Sale
free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL, c. and NJ.
decl5-td
Letitia J. Harris, Admr'x, vs.. Robert Har-
ris and Others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
/ Chancery Court at Nashville i'll above named
cause, l will sell. at the Court House at Mach
vile. ON
Saturday, January ., 1897,
A tract Of go acres of Land, about nine miles
from Nashville on the NOlensvile Turnpike
Road, being the same purchased by b. ID. HaT-
Tis, deceased, from Mrs. LeZincka Brown.
Also. about g acres of land, adjoining the
about four miles from Nashville.
These lands will be sub-divded TO suit pur
chasers.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash, and the
residue on credits of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months, without interest. Notes
required with approved security, and lien re-
tanned. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL. c. and NJ.
decl5-td
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Thursday. January 40. 1897

Commencing at il o'clock A. ". I3s feet Of
ground on MARKET SIrEEI. and running
STREET. running back los feet being immed
ately in the rear Of the above. giving 90 pur
chasers the advantage Of buying through from
College 70 Market street.
The above grounds will be divided into lots %
suit purchasers and are located Just south Of
Broad street, in FREE TERRITORY" a pom
this property Is a large three story
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CHANGE OF TIME.
OFFICR OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n A O ANn N AZ N. " RAILWAY

OFFICF OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n. 4 Z. AND n. * n, W. RAILWAY, :
Nashville. Tenn, Nov. %, 1865
nN AND AFTER TUESDAY, NOV. ~,
~ 1865, and until further notice, Passenger
trains will run ~ follows;
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all
points South at $50 A. n. and $50 p N. Arrive at
Chattanooga ut 200 p. N. and Geo A. N. next
day Returning, lePve Chattanooga at 600 p.
N. and 2,40 A. N. Arrive at Nashville at 4.pO
A. NJ and ll:3O A. NJ next day.
An trains connect at WHrtrace for Shelbyville
SHELBYyILLE ACCOMMODATION - Leave War
trace at 1910 P. N. and $50 A. n. Arrive at Shel
byyllle at 1850 T.. NJ and 9l5 A. NJ Leave Shell
boyille 7:2O A. n. and 100 P. n. Arrive at War
trace at sos A. y. and Has p. N.
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Hartford Insurance Co.,
Cash Assets....... ISL 81, 4SO So
Arctic Insurance Company
OF NEw YORK
taah Assels....... cbZO, UuU 90
North American Inurance 90.
OF nav YORK.
Columbia Insurance 60.
or NEw YORK
Cash CaPital........................SJO $500, 600 %
Continental Insurance 40.
or NEw VoRE.E
Cash Assets 81 $685. 24 90
Security Insurance Company
or NEw YORK.
Cash Assets.-...-.... 81 54S, s64 81
Northwestern Life Insurance
Company,
Cash Assets. ..... 81 ,2sO,OOO 90
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NO. % CHURCH STREET,
NASHVILLE. &c. ..... ......... ......... TENN
A RE NOW RECEIVING, IN ADDITION
"A to their present stock, per steamer Havana,
70 bags Coffee, all grades;
- hOgsheads Sugar;
50 barrels Coffee Sugar;
20 barrels Crushed aud Powdered Sugar
20 barrels GRADUATED Sugar;
50 y barrels Nos. /, 2 and Mackerel.
100 kits do. do. do
drums Goldfish
50 boxes Herrings:
~ cases Indigo and Nader;
10 bags Pepper and SpIcs;
100 boxes Tobacco;
100 dozen Buckets and HashbOards:
10 boxes Cheese;
80 nests Tubs;
50 kegs English Soda
q boxes English Soda;
200 boxes Star and TallOw Candles;
100 boxes Soap;
% kegs Syrup, very choice
100 reRms Paper;
80 boxes and half boxes Raisins
FIRE CRACKERS AND TORPEDOES
100 boxes Fire Crackers;
10 boxes TorPedOes
sUNDRIES
Snuff Oysters. Sardines. Canned Fruits, Brandy
Peaches Pine Apples Nutmegs Cloves Ginger
Flasks, Jars, BrOoms, Pepper Sauce, Tomato
Catsup, Jellies etc, etc.
SOUR KROUT..
We also invite attention to our large stock Of
Robertson and Bourbon WHISTLES,
Old Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines, Cham
payne. Brandies, Rum, Gin, and the celebrated
GROW WHISKY"
We are constantly replenishing our stock, and
are determined to sell as low as any house in the
WY ~ b. Z. HAMILTON & GREEN.
nov23-tijanl
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@. H. SMITH,
TTOR NEY AT LAW,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

nFFICE, No. 5g5a Cherry street North Of
~ beairTCk street isept-s
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TINE OF CUTTING.

Flax should be cut as soon a. the hollis
begin 20 turn brown, and while the stalk is
vet green. If LEFT standing too long, there
will be a great loss Of seed in harvesting.
Farmers are usually well through harvest
ing spring wheat before fax is ready 20
cut, and il ripens considerably later than
winter wheat
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IonE OF CUTTING.

L. an item in raising fax that must have
great attention from farmers. Until lately
the makers Of tanning mills had little or
no experience with IT, and 70 furnished no
screens suitable, but now several Of them
furnish fax screen, with which a large
amount Of the foul seeds can be removed
and there is no excuse for Transporting dirt
AT a high rate Of freight 10 the damaging
Of the crop in the market, aud the great
annoyance Of the manufacturer, who has 70
separate every particle Of il before crushing
the seed The difference in price between
la.s Of seeds belonging 10 different parties
Is mainly determined BY the manner in
which il has been cleaned By the farmer.
YIELD PER lACEIl
The average yield per acre may be stated
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QUANTITY on SEED PER ACRE.

Not over half bushel Of seed per acre
In any case should be sown. By thin SOW
ing the stalks will be stronger, and throw
out vigorous branches, which will produce
large bolls filled with plump, glossy, seed
containing very large per cent. Of oil. BY
thick seeding the plants are les strong,
branch but little, the sun can strike only
the tops Of the plants, and the seed will be
smaller, lighter, and will not contain
within fifteen or twenty per cent. the
amount Of oil that seed will when raised by
thin sowing.
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SELECTION or SOIL.

Almost any dry, rolling moderately rich
land will produce good seed 1t is gem
orally thought that fax seed should be
sown on moist, rich land, such as our creek
and river bottoms. This opinion prevails
because the starw Of fax grows more
luxuriously on rich land. The best seed,
D. q. richest IN the oleaginous matter, Is pro-
duced upon rather dry, rolling and only
moderately fertile soil. The stalks are
shorter bat much more, and The bolls Gil
better. A better quality Of seed is also
obtained in a dry than in wet season,
O. T. the seed contains a greater per cent. Of
OIL The straw does not grow 50 rank and
the hollis eli with larger, richer seed.
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The cultivation Of fax seed is as simple
a. that Of any crop we have. il require
no more labor 10 raise and harvest crop
Of L than il does to raise and harvest crop
Of oats, barley OF wheat. tits less exhaust
ing 10 the soil than crop ofwheat Since
mowers have been used for cutting, in
stead Of pulling and the roots left in the
ground. il has proved that fax SO cut isnOt
an exhausting crop Flax is a very quicl;
crop. The planter can receive his money
within three months after sowing. The
following directions, IL followed, will ena
ble any farmer TO raise large crop o
strictly prime seed:
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charged on short daedpaper The accumulation OF
an particularly wheat at this point Is attracting the
feufop of bankers aud others in financial circles ana
there ia a growing disposition to shut down on making
uSt he now fully 2O0o bushels wheat here, which re-
urese,ts nearly S20OOOO0. Add the amount loaned on
her Grains ard tine total will foot up In the neigh
inrhond Of three mlli0rs-nore than oDe-hau OF the
banking capital of the city
Tb, Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday says:
The discount market retains ts stringent features,
,ouph the applications for loans not ~ pressing rs
Yesterday sin the offerings large trstclaSs Dor
Towers experience hut little difficulty In ntRotllung
meets with no favor. aud the banks aie rigid In their
scrutiny The rate between bankers ana dcpos0rs u 10
r cent but rsclas paperis sold In tho open marEet at
2a6 per cent and outside parties are compelled 10 pay
ltu per cent u month. ...
The Grand Trunk Road earned tho second week in
IN October:
1866 ... .t62.Gs5 Decrease so7oo
The Rock Island and Pacific Road earned the Last
week in October
lSCo... to54O5 lSc7.... $4,000 Increase. sos
The total earnings ia October were, in
1866 s422l23 1861 $55s, 200 Increase. ssoo7
w. T. Meredith has been elected member OF the
Stock Exchange.
Freights to Liverpool 5000 bush. Corn Mt 3d. 5000
bush Peas at sIaS.d. and per steamer 5000 bush.
Wheat or Corn at Isl 200 bales Cotton at 3D. and ~
hhds Tallow at Cos A Norwegian bark to Cork and
a market with 5000 bush. Wheat at So. 3d.. and
vessel from Philadelphia to Antwerp with $500 bba
Petroleum at 6s.
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TIE MARKETS
iciTstsIJ reported Tor Tas TKisUxai


MONDAY, Nov. 4. 1867.
AsHEs-The market for Pots at $40 Is. Pearls are
nominal.
BUILDING MATERIALS continue firm. with q fair
demand. The closing quotations are as follows:
Bricks ut $40 s01sll 90 for common Hard <2Ods2 Tor
at 81 rs for koscndale; Hair at 3Gd31c. for Rio
GTande Mixed; $50. for Buenos AyIes Mixed, and
ll4l2c. for Unwashed Mixed Lahs at 81 36GsJ So three
months Lime NJ 81 30 Tor Common and VI 50 FOR Lump
per bb for Calcned Eastern ~ 90 per bbL for Cal
cined KnickcrhOcker aud Empire Mills.
COTTON-The demand continues light, and we havo
only 10 note l25 bales about evenly divided between
spectators, sners, aud exporters; prices are heavy,
at lstc. for Middlmg Upands, 10 l9tc. for do New
Orleans
COFFEE-There has not been much inquiry for Rio to-
day, though there fair business DONG In invoices
prices remain steady sales Of 2iO bags Sir Mcclure
go Brcmerin. ,GO3 bagH EOs aud $500 bags
grades are dull.
FLOUR AND MEAI~-The market for Western and
State Flour is again lower the large arrivals give buyers
the advantage and reduce quotations l00l6c per
25c. family grades irregular and dull the sales
II bbs s. 25dS9 % for supcrne state aud Ohio
% 3O0f0 for Extra State the Inside for UnsOnd $40 100
$40 80 for Fancy do 50 for the low grades OF West
choice Spring Wheat Extras 50 lO8SlO 50 for Shipping
Ohio; $40 COdSs for Trade aud Family do; tl l5aS2 90
for Amber Winter Wheat Extra Indiana and Michigan;
SO 60dSl6 for White Wheat Extra and Double Extra In
diana and Michigan, and sl 76GSl6 for 81 Louis Extras
California Flour Is duh and heavy; sales ~ $50 bags
si2 6Odsl3 60 Canadian Flour Is inactive and IL heavy
$l3 7s0sl3 75 Southern Flour h. an l0U2b lower. AMI
~ upderae denand sales OF 80 bb at SU0Sl2 IS for
diahTy To good Extra baltimore niid COMMIT ell N1si4
In Extra Georgia aud Virginia. and Sll i5Us Is fur
Extra haryl and Delaware. Rye FOnr Is easier and
Ia quiet at the cluse sales ~ $50 bs ~ l0df9 90 Corn
Meal aDer sales vi 400 bbls VI 20 b FOR goVd Westefn
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1inantial.
limited STATES TREASURY.

limited STATES TREASURY.
" Ngw.iORk Oct "a 1891
CONVERSION OF sgvBgTnIBTRa-Ths cote. 81 the Second
and Thru SERIES of u- Jane and July 1857 will bs
received a. this ocr r Per Cent 56
Ing Interest from July The Interest the Will e allow oil To The
dy - penlstOz srnr Interest the b"nds will Nv changed AZ
ain currency Zach ndorsed hr persoa
preventing Cor H. H. VAN DiCK. Assistant Treasurer
rNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
HOLDERS ofth- AMERICAN hay AND COTTON PRESS CON.
PANl will be Ysntne Oh wArehOusng
psny, Sa Pnet. THURSDAY. Nov At oeork Tor tie
election a,ters such bushes.
fore then-Nsw YORK; Oel 2s l6l G. W. JONES ASA Sea
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Z. g. Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of New.l


FNHIS Is TO GIVE NUTIUE-IIat on Ibc
Il nth dsy o. October, 1891 M.rai ~ yasnl'syx -
OF RICHARD HATCH ffhe CIT oi -
York hi the County u NewYork Of Nwiork ve bA,
sudged Bankrupt Peton that the payment 9" 5y
ana delivery Property belonging suh BANKRUPT 70 h o.
bis usr the Transfer u Properly ny hun arr ie.1aass ~
the Creditors 81 the s1 Bankfult !" prove ~.
neh. And ~ Choose ASnees q bis hsfste R % pes
ourt of Bankrupeg be holden AZ the ohe 4 hs Va -
.o bapi and iwol Broadway In the Cts N N olk koe@ Ne
before sac Dsyou Re sief the twenty day o. A
A. D. 1851 At II o clock m--Nov. > 1907 =.
' r. MURRAY, L. g. Marshal, ss Nssr~cr
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erst dsy Of November A. D. la67. Warrant BaskrIs'p
,sued against the Estate q MICHAEL Ctpnf ot e C
kes.l0rk the Cousy 81 NewloFk and state Of Aru-id
who ess been atudd Bankrupt bis Ptoai that tf re-
ment Of Deb and Delivery ~ hooeng 10 ZACH bsS
pi TO him, far bis ani The 1Tanser Of sry iuPef T
forbidden b. Law that meeting Of the Crso u The ss ass
their debts aud 10 choose AsSgse ns
tate will be heds Court Of Bankruptcy TO be- hiiea az Na
the Ity Of HewloEk before fdea Keiehun keg
Rghenib day ofSOsember D. 1901 a twe,s Coca a
Hovenber s. 1851 r. MtRkA.
hi. Sorksr, fofN rx.Y ofL
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b. BAsLrr, Attorney WATERFOWL N !. IS av5sT.
~ BANKRUPTCY.-In tie DISTRICT

N BANKRUPTCY.-In the DISTRICT
COURT OF the UNITED STATES for the SOUTHERN isrRcr
Of EBYYORK-ln matter 81 JAMES DAvErT. bankuyss
Notice hereby given that petition has been Sled IN said Cour
said District declared hlakrpt the
Cong-ss Of March 1891 for discharge Ai ceaeats thereof ea
al bis debts end other cias aae said
Senteth dv Of NogsBbsr 1867 at o'clock the oaee
Isaiah T. Williams e,1. Register 10 BauSuQcr. No. 81 Broadway
CITY Of Sew.Ynrk sd District ssssnel for She hesg
the whes ami where all creditors who have proved % dsu
and persons aterest appear and show
have why the PRAYER of said petition should Mt be gfaH's
The second abd third 81 creditor on rcd to be he'd IS No
and dated at NeTl0r the 2ga day Of Ocif
1867. GEORGE T. Belts C.srk
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YTITIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on tls
,rI Sav Of September A. h. 1901 warrant IN bsrfr,fI
wa issued s,ipst the Ets q CURTIS tpsoS o, ssss
80 ,sSreS Rsnhrrt on his osp Petition that the payment
Deht, ana deveTy Property beousng 10 sSea Sk
BIZ law, that meeting Of the Crhsu 81 toe sal tt ~
their debts and "a choose one or more a. a. Pine stes
h.U Al Coart OF Bankruptcy, 90 be- laaea !" Is ~
ths City Of Kex.YOrs, before yehs feA co; A
sneeuth dsy Of November A. d. 1851 gt Twelve
1901 MUhhAi' y $500 ni.,riet Il Nrvlen-
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lihiSmS Notit,s.


Ngw.lOKK, Nov 4 1857.
THE DIRECTORS have this day declared n
DIVIDEND ~ TWO PER CENT eo the net earnHg this
(opAnv Tor Vie three mouths enug 3 alt Paabs The ohts 81
tie r.urr No Souihst aud amer the 18th last The TrEn,r
Doohs sin bs eloseJ hoa 9th To- the 18th inst
EDWARD KAvAsAUGH. Secretary
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IN the DISTRiC7T COURT of the IJNITED

Il states Tor the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of YEw.Yo2g-s
BASxKrrrcI-iH the msiier - TlN0rl T. TuRSER, BsnErt
The said having apre the dscA1yge s 10
delta By order 81 the Cou Notice hereby yen az ertor ~
have proved their debts anl other per.nt g. spgeaf
the ninth dav 81 Novenrr A. -. 1917 Oock
Cssnhe Of the said psf Caur frs Jawes pSish 80, sss
o. is Registers Of the ssd Court Bkntcr Bis o, kBxh
Beetmarsis IN The City Of NeNiok snd slow csu,e
discharge shoad he gruei said BauArryL A
rhcT j. herrb that and tlri o. he
creditors Of said Bankrupt all be lsd before tie sad Register upes ls
tsv which he shown rfess sgaias. The -
charge Of said Bsnkup the hour and place aforementioned
GEURsE r. BlrrS. Clerk
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WHERE THE cATrlR AHE EEoM-Ncw-l"rE Es Ohio
s74 Indiana 362. Illinois, 2i26 Kentucky, li7bi COufeo-
tcut, al ; Cherokee. l41-TUtal 5.TJS.
THEY CANE BI T's FOLLOW INd ROUTES Erie Railroad
aslg Hudson River Railroad s4G Harlem Railroad. si
Camden and Anboy Railroad, Sls; kew-Jersey Central
Railroad. 1888 Hudson River Boats. ~ ON foot VI
Total $3.50.
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TIiIS rs 10 GIVE N0TlCE-Tt"t s ~ u
vas issued against Estate Of AeciIlBALp state S
Ys;. who h.. he.n sdIndgvd Bankrupt on MS .~ -
par urnt Of sby debts. and delivery ~ .ur r' rrp -
bsnlynnt Ia him or for "a. and tbr trahsf =" & he 49,
are Forbidden by that meeting Of the e ,,ssprss
supt 70 prove their debts and 70 choose "sr h. holden
49,, in an. CITY Of NsN-york before kgar 81 asl,I M
the ninsssHA dsy sfSossubsr % wi,sssY N.nhI
s. 1861 v.....r sos,bs,n District 81 ss~.'y -
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Tho following ore the fnUgtun, per pound rpcn the
net ght Of meuisrier sinking uhal thatis,
bullock whose qunrtors Will wegn eHt 1T ~ cenis a
pound, amounts 10 tsDi
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THIS Is TO GIVE N0rICE-Ihatt r Sg
Il Dirt DAY Of EOvs@hsr d %, lSI II TpsILIiIiSsiN
was against the Estate 81 rs "a se II Nesit
Who has been sdndged Bankrupt % bis own rs 70 seh Bs
~, 40 him or Tor his use anil the Transfer ~ any Ne IA Bsrirt
.2.n by Law that MEETING o the Crtd'or e. II h his
liz bs heif az Court Of Bankruptcy, TO- suA "a
seven BsekminStcet (conrr Of Ne'sa1 ,r ou ne i.e''
dsy Of November A. D. 1851 a. I've Ssets' Ma -
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THIs IS TO GIVE N0TICE-T,hlastr . q ~

il tl6reh day Of oc,ohsr A. D. issI Apmw1eXlSFae q
as i.ued against Estate Of 50 By sos
NV york 10 the County New York and stae re- n,
hssn sudgel Bankrupt bis own Pelnah h
Debts aud Delivery an' Property belong ~ A.. rdr is,
for M, Transfer 81 sy Properly Nv % a. f
Meeting Of the Creditors oftaeS a ~ tststr Vii he ~ 10
Coa, Of Bsnkruptev be Lotsa At Nga loi @ tie ~
eSSa,,va,s h.6ss M HENRY Wider Allen, kebseS lE1
day Of Novenbef 1857 y eie,tn S,"s al, Ns.s d
~ t1lt.f l'tt 10y = Southern N lfes " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

AFTEh NODN Provision GAhhkT. OCLoCk.-Nc h'W
OF 40 sales ui Mes f. III 10 report encc cha Ec the e"
is {e - cash. and S2l 81 rvgur; the-s grr' az. LOlH
ugl Lard l. dali, and price rather faNof tie buftr'
TETKOIECA--Tbe market Tor b0tb Cfude ahh hena.7
IN bond H. dull: prices lave dowHward tendency. Ai-i
show "A uccliup. Mr uuute hs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05
[N the DISTRICT COURT -of the UNrrED


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