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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-14


GET 1NsUkED.-The STAT contributor
rance:
The other day, man fell ont of the
fourth story of window in Chicago. He
had no insurance, and consequently was
killed. Another man on the same day
fell out with his wife. He was insured,
and is now ready to fall out again.
a woman driving spirited horse in
ST. Louis was run away with. Being in
sured against accidents, she wasn't bit
alarmed. The horse stopped of his own
accord, and she came back safe. Her
policy raOning out. she neglected to renew
1t. Shortly after, she was run away with
again. Ter husbands partner ran away
with her this time, and she hasn't come
back yet. Don't fail to renew your poll
Cies promptly.
At Dubuque. Iowa. man was kicked
by horse. The horse wasn't insured,
and got kicked back.
In Utica, n. Y, man accidentally got
married. Being insured in good com
pany, he will receive fifteen dollars per
week till he RECEIVERS.
a man was sentenced TO solitary CON
6pemeut for life in tie Michigan State
Prison. He has policy in an insurance
company, and will receive fifteen dollars
week as long as Asri is conEoed to his
room. ,oa
Near Portland, Maine, poor man fell
from loft aud broke his neck. lie re-
ceived his insurance, SO, 900. from an in
aurance company, and with this amount
ohl, -,
Andy johnson was insured, but his
policy is played out.
At Cleveland, Ohio, q lumber horse
ran away with bob tailed wagon and
tipped the street over into a small woman
and six elderly children. The horse be-
gan to cry, aud the wagon bled freely at
the nose, but otherwise the street is
doing we'll No insurance.
Re ;nsr~lf rnestlv requested :
1,l the final passage o
inoA y q 9hal treasury and protec =
Ays-,.@,.- -. -. .erests of Pennsylvania. s
Mr.. Bighanl (Repubfoan) urged the
necessity of the passage of the resolution
in order to secure the passage of the tar
if bill by the present Congress Mr..
Searight (DemocraD spoke against its
passage.
On the question, shall the resolution
pass the yeas and nays were required,
and we're as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Bigham, Billingfelt, Browne
Nawrence), Brown (Mercer), Coleman, Con-
nell, Cowles, Fisher, Graham, Haines, Lam
don, Lowry, MCouaughy, Shoemaker, Stutz-
man. Taylor, White, WOrthington and Hall,
SpedkeT-l9.
NAYs-Messrs. Davis, Donovan, Glatsss
Jackson, James, Randall, Schali, Seav~-
and Walls--9.
Tjere We have the name of es .ss
publican. Senator present recorded So
OF the tariff bill, while every De- {
Senator voted GSdinst it, Com IS
unnee sseSry, but the friends OF p' So
60 Afn,sricsn Industry are reqr So
axe poke Ey@
Six pen :
) r. 81
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
rouRT cALENDAR-THIs DAY.

storv's statue of Edward Everett has been re-
ceyed at Boston for the Public Garden is cost "sS
about $4,000
A monument is to be erected in Mount An-
bn fmetery 10 DR. Worcester the distinguished ie1i
cographer. III is to cost sl'oV
The valuation of Charlesto Mass, has in
creased about nye moss ~ s sa e The number Of polls
is 656 the amount OF tax to be raised sSisl aho inc
rate per thousand ST ".
South Carolina papers note the extraordinary
onantity OF rain about the middle Of this month The
rivers were very high and some damage had peen aSo
TO crops The nights were cool ana 10 ..S s smr,ss
The Constitutional Union is the title OF o
new paper published at Carlyle H., DE- Alfred fanon.
editor Is name indicates its Ro.HIc HSn sidney Brsese
at its masthead for President IN 1853
i s. Kirby. late telegraph operator and
Agent OF the Union Pscle KsTay a. ass hHr.Ssy
IT is reported he defaulterto the Company In tho
sum OF about 5000
The Bangor Me) Wing says the Bowdoinham
Rank robbers al Bath complain bitterly OF the treatment
they receive wiscassewhich treatment Is merely that
which villains OF less capacity cm
and they receive special fayor privileges, which
as II should be.
The establishment of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad has almost become q nxed iact Inus
far the votes taken in the along the line OF tho
projected road indicate unanimous purpose W sse n
Scribe slso 600 Kanawha 100000: Greenbrier e2soo'
and other counties, which have NOT yer oe ~ snc
voted on like amounts with III IL supposc1 .h ,.Sl
cess AS soon as s. 10000 has been raiseu .he - %
be commenced, and soon this city VIII NC P"~e ' WV
necton with the great west -..-. M,
A correspondent, writing from Pomeroy, ONO; o,;
the center OF great salt basin thus Ieie 10 70 ,s "ee ~
vreina suburbs "On the opposite slde OF tne oo, III
wasnn County West Virginia are situated m regular
ordeT when ascending the river, the villages OF Nest
Columbia Clifton Mason City, HartiorG Sly ana New
Raven ar each which salt furnaces and coal mines
cfton directly opposite Mddleport Just sprngng INTO
note i'm conse1uence OF the erection, by wealthy cor
poration Of a nail mill. employing q capital Of about
500 This company which also purposes engaglns IA
II G. Daniel President OF the First NatioDal ban. "a
Pomeroy and Gen Powell for general business E
yariousy estimated at from s0Oo TO 6ooo Dut psnt
nj the lowest figure there at the center % 'he S
eat basin I6,cOO Inhabitants"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
sURPEME COURT-CHANBERs.-B Mr. Justice
BARNARD.
d II


THE CITY RAILROADS.
The Harlem Railroad agt The Dry Dock Railroad
The Dry Dock Railroad and the Harlem
Railroad both for short distance through Grand
the former with double the latter with single track
The Cross Railroad last under an
with the plaintiffs laid their tracks five feet from those
OF the Harlem bringing themselves on one side within
three feet of the curb This souher track they nave
commenced moving It nterfered with standing carta.
and the standne carts nterfered with them mp 70 within
five inches Of the plaintiffs track The paintin nave
commenced action 10 restrain them saying tnat IN
tereres with their business aud especially with ther
freight cars going down whest The defendants set
u that aetieR dictated by the public conveni-
ton obtained by the PLAINTIFF The Court reserved Its
decision. u 49, ,,, No.
son for defendants.
THE BUTCHERS AND THE HEALTH BOARD
QUICK WORK.
Prederei wehmsnn John A. Kennedy supensencsp Ae
The plaintiff in this action, butcher, who
Slaughtered in Ninthave, below Thirty nnths, brings
stop the execution Of the recent order OF the Board
below Fortiefhst has, It appears seven slaughter.
houses in the neghborhOOd OF Ninhave. and Thlrty'
eighth-st, and claims that they have been kept IN
business OF the recent order of the Board OF
Health seriously nerferes with his business and ne
prays that It's execution by the police force be stopped
Mr. Justice Barnard did grant er pdrk, temporary IN
junction usual Ia seeking for permanent
Injunction but this I'M uncten motion of MI Wander
pe the counsel for the Police Board, was vacated alse
ex urte Yesterday, by Mr. Justice Barnard on his aten
ton being called to the ninth section OF the amendmeh
of iss7 10 the act creating the Metropolitan Health Board
which expressly provides against She Issuing VI pen~
airy injunctions
RAILWAY CO., EASTERN DIyIsIoh-A LAk6b
sUIT-$5,000,00 INVOLVED.
The plaintiffs commenced this silt yesterday
In this Court claiming for damages SpOOU f0r aIeRca
breach OF contract between them ana S s t
between these parties have been heretofore comncea
bat tins understood TO be an onnium gathern%
which Will fully dispose OF al. the questions a' "
T. Meade appears for plaintns
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

SKINs-Goat have been oulet but sales very firm In
Deer at slight decline there has been more uOlhg ses
can 6OOO n Angostura 1000 Para and 1000 ID Payta,
on private terms We quote, per n, gold GOat-Iali-
pco 45G473c; MatamOTos 42t d45c; Vera cruz to14c;
BueDos, Ayres 35dS6e; Paya SlG SSc' CHieoa & 90 S
Genital American Soc; San Juan, 47tc Ssa, boc An
gostura, SOd35c.; Para, 6Og55c; , ., .,,.
STEARIN-The inquiry has been good ana the lnarhee
has ruled firm sales OF 3s0OOO at l3Gl4c Tor Far TO
Choice, and 100000 10 Grease at u lie, eash; -,
SALT-The market is active ana very nIlni no laso
sales reported. 4,
IpoO Gd Psack 81 81 a 81 50 ingSn' ~ 80 ss %
Lpool, Fine, Ash LpOol, e. hgshh 4 0o o.
TOBACCO-The market for Kentucky Leaf has been
fairly active and firm We quote In currency as follows
Light Leaf LuGs, 405tc; Common 53G6te Medium ave;
Good at g5dl2c Fine at l2G13c and Selections Gl5o.
at 7astc.; Medium 9allsc; Good, l2G5c; Fine, 6GSc,
and Selections l9a2Oc. Seed Leaf is irm and IL very
good demand.
TALLOW-A fair inquiry for this article and prices
Western, and 120l24c. for City.
W0OIDOmestic Feeces remain dull. In TACT the mar
ket is in the position noted this day week. prices
almost entirely nominal the principal and only buy
manufacturers and their wants at present are IN
deed light The clOsng gquotations aras follows Dones
tic Feeces at 4045c for Native and fourth Mernos
habloOd Mernos and 65065c. for saxony fleeees 500
for No Pulled 3S045c for Superfine do ana 20 05c
for Extra do 1sa23c for common Unwashed California;
299Oc. for Fine do 1s0SSc for Texas, and American
COmbng at 5Od65c. We quote foreign as follows South
American at 90G34c for Common Washed 80 d42c for Un
washed MesZa and MerinO, 35040c. for Washed Entire
Rios 2Sc for Unwashed Creole 40d46c for Washed
COrdova; Chiian at "a G3lc for Unwashed Mesza and
India S5c for Washed and African at 6d30c for I'm
washed, and S004Oc. for Washed.
WHISKY-rhe market is firm and the demand fair
sales of $50 bbls Western at S7aSc for Old and 4Oe IN
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAvRR AND FALMOUTH Sept SIN steamship Guiding
star-Gov Curtin John Broshead and wife Dr. Iso@s'
Smith Upton ami wife, Mar b. Thomas, Alice Adams b. a
Virgin Thoma. Phillips W Fsgg hA addon
VIM Watson c. w Beracke Jose Geerrs Gust Arrende = u
H.mri a. IL NeAgar Orien NJ PehgreRe j. Burgess hay
spauhng Morgan and servant Dr. and Miss VIII lansen n
Ioyd MI and Gring l. Lloyd A. Burnett Mr. uueD and
child NJ Radcliffe D. Carpenter Misses Anna and Mar Bailey IL
Reed Mr. Page children and seant Vines M Pardeas
and family Gabes Jno Rose C. Rosants Puisant hr and
Mrs Wiser Mayee, 4. Bckert Eeke sehel r Well M
Founr aud Burroughs Jno Dunn NJ eehmmeon MI and
h Bcharger W. N Dart g. H. Hail. Capt g. T. Nicke and w
,,,,. cn-.-
tan sesebprg children Philip Coned Miguel hea Her
mar Aherns and wife, N. Allen.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SBw-YoRK..

PORT OF PSBw-YoRK.....sErT J.
CLEARED.
Steamship aters Couch. Norfolk CITY Point and Richmond
steamship ssppho Lingo, Wilmington n % murray SsrH'Se'
Steamship Scott. tBrl Jadkins. Liverpool & Canirl
bI". fs.ss GSS s' rts' b B
Steamship Steamship Neptune s'fl Bsit Bo.es cyd. M
,s 5 ys,'M johann. M.s Sssp % Post susas.
B.tt & Laura PT:% na.; S1sses SSss Msh
Bng HsrIes tBr Basfert iaguayra and fss'O 0Aoen0
Brig Harry and Aubrey lBr) w.eis Barbados T. Dwight
sTr sE Frosiier, Skinner Portland, O. L. Hatch
B JersTS ESTd TsTssSs.H slsa Ra.s co. Co.
Bns @ Wilmington sBf a.rtsll. ATe1ss g b. H.''oD c.
ss M Gs.u.n EsSe RsSnond Va. ssh
seSr coessr1stVs Boyd Wilmington, y. c. ). Smith
Sioap G Ida l. Tai nas,inS NssHaveu G. Raeieft
Cleared sl.t ut brig EIemplsr @ Ewing Liverpool vi, WHINING
ton &C. M'F'n 4 A'IaN' .pp,vrn
se,nship Valley City Tomfr Georgetown c. With ndse ."
Guiding star Van 's Mrs ns s s.1. % I'd ssaS sSSo's Co
S sSP P5s.a AIsaaaaJa run % % KdmSn.,on Bro. .
,oaI Sfrs ROM S'iS'' To- oa:2 Aug heavy
away en Opmas's with everything attached also fore
an R.ri Wing cof Turks au Puerto cObeO days with coffee to
BTs Boo@.ns OBJ, Yarmouth ST. Allen Port SPAN is
Brig John SHAY SicieOu Fortune Island DAYS With salt to A.
Abbott. - - ,,.-.. no L.. .,A .uu..
Bns Ben Nevis of sandesn KmmOnd B0renI with ndse
BS Alice Todd Co Shburne 81 Harding Maagsa IS days
with sugar. 10 Brett. Son 4 Co
Brig POs CienuegOs 10 days with sugar to Baxter
MearnL q,
Bng Loasa lof St. JOhn n. B Bell Lngas b. q days with
schr susan Blanchard dvs with mdse TO P Sherman
Welcome Bebs, Crawford Chsre'tone DAYS "'~ ysH0"
pine n. L. McCready a Co =, - N :. -, IL,
Schr W. X Chapman (br, Cole, Rockand D. D. IL uA!b WIZ
stone to r.. l. Eevins l. Sons
Ioni Erenrhm Raw
Sehr Cameo Eiwel, Bizabethpor for Mystic
Rchr d. II. Badx ain. VAIL Bllspethpor Tor Norwich
srhr X n. Daily, Stuart, NewBedford
Schr Milhe &, Anderson Newport
Schr Harmonic Hart. Dighton .
Schr James.H Moore Eckerson, Boston
Schr Hi Townsend, - Providence
Schf Ira Bliss Smith, Providence
schT. Euleta, Adams Providence
Sehr Gov Cony Parker Boston.
Sebr Sea Queen, sargent, PAutueket
Schr i d sirifn Gould Gloucester
schr Planter, Horton. Holmes Hole.
schr. LeocadiA Poole Salem.
CITY Of Psr-eamship Aug a. lat a. oA co. from Ne"io io'
Liverpool - ~. hi, foam
New -Yors for Liverpool
Mary O. FoI-schr, Aug 81. from Boston for Matsnias
DISASTERS. urc.,,,
Bus yo, from Lps.n b in passing through Hell Gate vth
spo W beard go shore on Tie Lsrs issho soc VI Wv
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

CUPREME COURT, New York. JULIA
EsaS .S % am EaaS Esf e.
i 3! .s . s'F ass %
named said Judgment win sell at pubhe auction through I'D
s,esrooa No. Byosd the City on q. "a day
1857 o'clock noen hs The lands land: r1s premises ses oa Se, sc ss.
i sna! sss' .a iSs and beng he snstssh
esessed ss S, saS snoSn and map ha made g M
% 9o. IN fa Tn cass ics So one .g%s."
nSrths 5 a9S S, pr BY ct. number and
by S s,.5as P1%S .. r. ssIssr1 ta & s
hundred fs. s.sts, from S sS TTS sse eastern,
along Fyh.sr n thence norhery along the line line Sot
St% Tsr snG Streets @ thence westerly
With q az 4: FEET s as snsf s1 q 1T % sS@Ss
street. the place Of beginning sOnpg ty sss in srsaah = iGa
Also al Iose four certain land veh Ward Of The City
viz Beginning point e nOrthey SIDE Of One hundred
urn running said 9ssdi%
feet thence nerthe and parallel with s one hundred se ana
h es 1 o Il. Block one
s.s' Is.. ts ne place ss1 Of SesisninT
Al M thai sss %ss c 81 Of ooGnded and
described follows namely Beginmnest point on tSe e:sey e o.
the eastery line side with oa,b
1n" r ns and parallel to eighty FEET
,Oahe and the forty feet thence westerly
line @ Dc Sos @ % 70 % Sas % pee
deed partition Of Edward Cog deceased dated
the hieth August S45 and recorded in the e OF the
Register City and County Of HewYork in Lbe 49, Of Convey
ances page O2 . ... -. u. -. -,
being ate Tyb Ward Of the City OF New York
being dct follows Beginning AZ point On tne
westerly side OF daut my 9 feet i've to inches
northey north westerly OF said anu
westerly and parallel with f ien
street one hundred O0l Il nohery and parallel sth WIN
said twenty-five (2 feet; thence easterJ and parallel
with hundred o feet to the Westerly nde OF
and thence souber and along SAID westerly ae o ne
said Tsnthenu twenty-five @ feet to the point place o De
ginning. A..
Also all that ce o piece parcel Of ground situate The
Nent ate sehb) Ward ofthe City OF Yors snd Known ana
distinguished upon the trust estate Of Rachel a
Pebuary Register OF New York ot number
ryobe (6l) bounded southery front by M n9e
ery in rear b. number four ( eseJ by lot number sixty ~
and westerly number srwo t containing In breadth m
rear feet and length each side one hand,s
1867. ALFRED T. ACkbBI, Referee no rmess
NELSON esl Plaintiffs Attorney yylI lastwW &sep-'
The premise postponed until the 2b day Of Sep
t,mber At the pace-Dated EswYo Sept 1901
lAwtoSepA ALFRED T. AChBhI, heffet, NO y rinsA'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New

! y lOTk-NILIIAN 1T NFLIEKN AKaIhsI u
money demand contract lCom not serJ 10 ~" a.
Yousr summoned and require y"
sr the compliant In th, action which wl be hd In Is vnee
% CTi an s Ctr and ouuty York atthe CITY Han ~ he
CITY NewYork copy Of your spsner .s
st In The Ctv III twenty DAYS after the service OF
mis- summons cf the tay OF .ach service an,
iii n answer m. .a complaint within the time aforesad ne
10 IN this .ction udgment azAhs' you ioI sns ' ws
ns. A. The , Of ten per per ou TIE aren'o a
May on thousand eight hundred AMI se'en oue' 'H "
thI. .rton dated NewYork. July -. 1911 -, - ....
VI" so""H-DA' OWN GRAY OWEN, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
in the abAte 6lei the once OF tle eerk
., S GU . Coanty Of New York the 2h day OF Ang. oo
'" .,i OWEN GRAY OWN Plaintlns huoInetA
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
u g. DISTRICT COURT-ISB SBANKRCPTcY.-Before Judge
I BLATCHFoRD.
/ PROOF OF DEBTs-sET OFF.

u Freeman
n Orne who had been adjudicated bankrupt,
objected proof Of debt OF Of his creditors on the
ground OF its eXorbitancy: part OF being interest,
which Orne claims cannot be included in the amount
proved on matured debt against a bankrupts estate,
and part the alleged debt being the amount OF
draft which he received consider
ton for but the contrary sustained damages through
the non-delivery Of lumber for which the draft was
given. 49, . ,. -.
Judge Blatchford holds that the debt was due and
payable the time Of the adjudication OF BANKRUPTCY
and interest running on 1t at that time, was
proper for the creditors TO include In the amount proved
Interest that me and further, that by taxing the
time of the adjudication Of bankruptcy as tie tine Tor
stating the then present worth value OF the various
debts proved equal and exact justice done to all credit
ors whose debts exist at that time although they may
have been may be payable at various times and may
carry different rates of interest," that to the question
OF consideration for the draft In question: the Register
ought before assignee is chosen, TO investigate any
such claim by bankrupt and not allow such draft a.
debt merely because the creditor has sworn 10 It, evi
dence is offered by the bankrupt TO impugn IT, that
in regard 10 the claim for damages as set on, It
ought 10 have been stated a. such In the banknpts
schedue OF property and is claim that must be wholly
dsregarded In proceedings Tor choice OF an assignee
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Petitions in bankruptcy were fled and re-
ferred as follows Petition Of Marcus Bosworth OF this
city referred 20 Register Ketchum OF William +: TOWN
send OF this city, referred to Register Williams OF James
H Merchant OF this city, referred TO Register Fitch ana
of Joseph Anthony Of this city, referred 70 Register
Dayton.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
STATE oy NKw.YORK, oyroS sEcRErAsr o. srArs
-VO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF

ITO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
YORK-sir; Notice IL hereby given that al the oenss
Blecon he the TUESDAY succeeding the b
Monday November next the following er are TO be eee'eo 10 vi"
Seerelary Of the place Of Francis e. Barlo"
A Comptloller in the place Of Thomas Hillhousc
A Treasurer D place Of Joseph Hosland.
An Attorney General in the place OF John H. harndale
and Surveyor the place Of Patt 1oodseL
Canal Commissioner IN the place OF Franklin A. Aberger
An Inspector Prisons 10 the place OF David Forrest
Judge the Court Appeals in the place OF Henry Dawes
All oce viii the last day OF December net
Also Justice Supreme Court for the first Judicial District
the place William Leonard whose Of once vii sIpire on the
last day ofDecember peIt - -, A.. :. n,.,.,..
comprising the County ofNes-fork
7 EIECrED
TweAty.one OF Assembly. 4
A Sheriff IA the place OF John Kelly .
A County Cerk, In the place OF William c. Conner -
Justlee the Place Of Edmund heAIne
Two Superyisor In the Of John Bnee and orou bnt
One the place Joseph Taylor appon'ss 70 III tne
VACANCY By the resignation of Alexander Shau
District Attorney IN the place OF A. Oakey HAL
Of Common Pleas the place o. John btAo
Two Justices Superior Court the place Of John NJ bArooa
Three coroaers place Of william Cover John Wisy and
Robert Gamble. go.
An the last day Of December merit
respectfully
FRANCIS c BARLOW Secretary ofstse
Sheriff. aud County Of kar York ss -hereoy eTp
the above the notice received b me tnh Gay
from the Secretary Dated Newfok August 10 1901
JOHN KRLLY Sheriff Of the CITY and County OF New YORK
Newspapers officially authorized 10 pubsh this notice VIII not re-
ceve pay Tor its insertiOn-Chap $40, Laws OF 1860 .
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
SUPREME COURT, City an and County Of Of New,

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
- Yort-MARY l. TIFFANY AIT hAGDALBNh 1AEBY, MA
LANBY CATHARINB LANBY and ohsr.ln Pursuance Of e
judgment entitled Court made IN the acton
1851 the Referee spponted IN snn o sa
Judnsnt will sell public auction tbe kIchange saes"om no
Ill Broaixay City tbe l9u dy Of septenbe 1907 u
ocoeh noon through A. Lawrence, ea bsate Aposonesr-
certain ground situate lying and being the ltnst
outwara Ward OF the eH Of kpow a
distinguished certain map or chart OF ,he es'e ave se ~
Thousand hundred 1851 bounded westerly In front
number thousand hundred
sy s Il 1861 late belonging to Denn Hicks e.ser by 10.
number one hundred and eveught I nov or
. ue aud southey by lot number one tou
sand seven hundred four 7S containing n breadth IN Ou'
and rear each feet and length each side 100 feet
And other lot piece or parcel OF ianu suate
lying being the said Ward 81 the CITY Of thosn a
IN certain OF the estate late the property OF
ESQ. bY Bve pancker b lot humber one thou
sand Q5 bounded ease 10 the rear by
hundred and seentyseen west
nv nOrhery By number Thousand
seven bupd and 6 outhey by lot number ono
thonsAnd hundred and ss and all aud singular the
tbereon the said premises bs tno"h -
numbers IL and Is sudolk-Dated August u. 1851
FKL lfs
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

~ NVN INII4NI@fD EINDV.NI.. ,
- Pl,,piG against JOANNA BOYLE widow snd others Defend
anIn pursuance judgment Of the Supreme Cont the state OF
New York above entitled action the 18th day oil August
1867 DANIEL r. ISGRAHAM j the Referee therein named vii
expose Public Auction the 18th day OF September 1901
al noon Exchange Saesoom No III BoadKay In the
City Of Yor by A Lawrence: auetoneef The following
scrbed premises lots Of ground the CITY OF New
thereon known anG distinguished
tia and four hundred and
numbers NJ and JOo
Monroe The said being together ty feet in width IN 'front.' and
dep feet be the more or
which .l two lots hereby conveyed distinguished certain deed
bearing the seventh d Of MAY the thousand ehs
Cornelius Bogert and Susan ns vile
mpson recorded the Office Of Register OF Deeds
lork Lib 63 Of conyysne page W TIE
fn a Of November the wear eight hundred and
numbered fifteen u.s. and sixteen 6Dated Ne", iofL us'
D.. 1867 DANlBL T. lNGhAhAM, IT, ha,.ee.
LEvl Plain ASJN M&s
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CoxPAsr PREsIpKSr's OryIcK
No 20 NAssAu-sT.. NV iORK, Ang. 70, 1901
rTNHE STOCKHOLDERS of the Union Pacihc
Railroad COMPANY hereby notified that the Annual Meeting
Election Of Directors and the transaction OF aeh
viii be bed the hfi WBDN
of October Ten 0 o'clock At tie Once oil said
Company in the City ofEewYork .
OLIVER AMEs. President pre- tenpore
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

Timothy Seed s plenty and quiet a q 50as2 75 per bush
Rough F1axseed is quiet at 81 IS per bush Calcutta In
seed is selling at New York and Boston at " OGH 20 P
bush. OF 81 N. g..
sUGARs-A moderate business is doing in Raw sugars
with no new features OF Importance TO note in the mar
ket; Far to fully Fair Refining is quoted at tGic,
good prime Refining, l3dl1bc sales OF go hnds
AT sQI9c for Cuba 1870 for Porto co and $50 boxes
Havana at 013ic; Refined quiet al l6tGlosc iof
Powdered, Granulated and Crushed.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
fnantial.

Oyycy oy The TRusrEEs CREDITORS or
THR ONO AND RArLROhD Co Eastern D'isonl
No B8 WALI-sr., NEwioKK, August 1907 }
ITO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS-A
SpeGa Of the Holders Of Certificates sned b TINS Ius
will be held Of the Trustees No % WsAst New orh on
Tuesday September 20 ake hn aeoh
upon closing the Trust and the reorganization Of the OHIO and h'
sssipp Railroad Company .
A. deed requires that three ouhs in interest OF the owners
legal representatives Of both Preferred AB Common
shall present voting the oh above stated
oatebod earnestly requested have their certificates Ahu
their and the meeting IN person OF
proxy. .,,r,r.v
The Transfer will be closed o'clock SATURDAY.
the Of August and until nA adjournment o the
meeting.
only await the action Of Cereatehode tne meet
close Company. by
order Of tbp Trustees ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chairman