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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
DvANTAGE OF ALLCoCKs POROUS PLAsTERs IN
Nervous Affections Of the Head.
Certificate from A. F. Sterling ESQ.,
For two years have been great sufferer from neuralgia
in the head only temporary relief from all the
various remedies that have tried, until applied OF
"ALLcocKs POROUS PLAsTERs." cut it into three
strips placing one under shoulder blade and the other
over the small of my back the past three months
have scarcely twnse of the old pain advise all who
suffer from nervous diseases time in making
trial of the wonderful plaster.
AT STERLING, Secretary Singer Mfg Co.
NEW YORK, Junes 1858.
Sold by all druggists. :.
BsoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
"A States where desertion &C., sufficient cause No
publicity No charge un dySrcs orSsy Il Sassau street
vsns vana vA Sada v sASa,t Vanilla, Vanilla;
vanilla, Vanilla, Vanilla Vanilla vanilla, vanls vani.,
% s BY 1R
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
enness or desertion IS sufficient cause No publicity
In advance; advice free. ,-., r; ai q H RNG
4 OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL.
SHELBY csILEsE..ExySA GLASS s1s, JUNE y 1868.
s 81 81 oot.s g. e 81 81 g. , s. IS
g. 81 g. Z" o. pka 4 "a s * e q &c. a assss rs
IL . Is f. 81 ISL s.
I" " H. a Il n Il Ess Il r. Co. Manager
For circulars and Information In the above Lotteries address
FRANCE SMITH q CO.,
Covington, Ky.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS a7s.
"A. decided by Missouri State Lottery, class y1s;- ~
souri, STATE, JUNE IL, 1865
KENTUCKY srRrE,oLAss $50, DkcIDEp by MISSOURI
So, 50, 4s, q; So 9, q, ~ Al,
PADUcAH LOTTERY OF KENfU5KY s'"S''''
PADUCAn-ExrRA CLASS 431, DEoIDED BY MISSOURI,
Is, - 6, 2s IS, Sc, "a, ~, 90 50. S. s. ..o
PADUCAu-CLAes 432, MISSOURI, CLASS 49,,
JUNE IL, 1853.
l. H. 49, w ~ a. oo 81 a "a Co. NJ xs %
For circulars &C., in the above Lotteries address
Covington, n.y.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Seven hundred miles of the Union Pacific Rail
road runpiug west from Omaha across the CONT
nent. are now finished, and in active operation.
One hundred and sixty miles have been built in the
last three months More than 2O0OOmen are employed
and this average of 40 miles per month Will be con
tinued throughout the season, making 800 completed
miles by January l. and 1t is probable that the en-
tire grand line to the Pacific will be open Tor business
in 1869 No other fTstcass railroad IN the world has
been built and equipped so rapidly as the Union
Pacific.
The United States Government makes OF this rail-
road great national work and aids its construction
by very liberal grants of money and OF lands 10
further insure the speedy completion of the road the
Company are authorized 10 issue their own hrst
mortgage bonds having 30 years TO run, and having
interest coupons payable sem-annually at the rate
of per cent in gold. BY special provision OF the
act of Congress, these bonds made FIRST MORT
GAGE upon the entire road, the Government taking
second lien as security for the repayment OF It's loan
The principal and interest at per cent are PAYABLE
IN GOLD. The mortgage bonds OF nearly all other
railroads in this cOuHtTy payable, principal and
interest in currency and it is asserted without fear
of contradiction that no other Railroad Company III
the world building so great extent OF road issues
honds Of equal value with the first mortgage bonds
new offered for sale by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company.
The price of these bonds is now 1cS ana accrued
interest from July /. In currency. The Company Do
leve that at this price. their bonds are the SaDest
and most profitable investment In the market ana
they confidently expect that they will shortly com
mand higher pTemium than any similar security
The Company the right to advance the price
at any time and win not fill any orders OF receive
apy subscriptions on which the money has not been
actually paid at the compenys oice before tho time
of suob advance Subscriptions will be received by
the Company's advertised agents throughout the
limited States. and In New-York at the Company
Office, No. 20 Nassaust., and by
JOHN j. Cisco d Son,
Bankers, No. SO Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
CRIMINAL.

7, tbo Jefferson Market Police Court, yestor-
aay Justice Dodge committed for tual Lewis HarGley
sss1S,d with burglary. John Fountain charged WIN
steaGpg clothing from clothes lne Patrlck ktly anu
James Kelly, each charged with larceny from tho eTn I
Iiio" in tenement house az No. l56 Prnce-st with
6ot irou and severely mJurDg her about the lace anu
arms
Al tho Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
ynst'ec bowling James stcclman. lately employed by
SgaTes Carlton Of No. 55 Fcrryst, was arraghc9 on
Lil hanging I'M his office. watch and chain The ac-
cuscd was intoxicated when arrested ana paw toHf M
for the stolen property was found IN ms possession nc
Ivse locked mn John Ash frlendless youth, was on
the an inst taken into the employ OF MT H. FIleto ~
ing al No 80 West FOruetLsi through charly, ana a
SOC 6svs after paid the kindness Of his employer by
stealing $lls from his dressing table ana decampng WIN
the ansuut Yesterday the young tElei was arrested
aud committed % the Tombs-
In the United States Commissioners Office,
yesterday the OF the United states agt James NIL
ier and Richard Morris, previously reported was con
eiuded TLe defendants were charged with having on
as Saturday night attempted 20 pass one OF the largely
Nv the FIRST National Bank Of Red Hook, upon Jacob
Pger keeper Of ageT-beer saloon AZ No 53 Chrystest
IN uavment for two glasses Of agerbeer After evidence
OF good character had been submitted the Commissioner
decided 70 hold accused for trial but reduced the
amount bail from $4,000 u 1000 each, which amount
was procured and filed for their appearance Tor tra al
the November term OF the Court.
The case OF George s. Husc, charged with dealing IN
counterfeit money, concluded yesterday before Com
missioner Osborne. The evidence for the Government
was 10 the effect tba defendant who Is driver Tor the
Harnden Express Company, had been in the habit OF oh
tanning counterfeit money from wholesale dealers IN 1t IN
nretor OF a side slow connected with a travel
Ing circus Robinson while travelling through
the country. would send on money 70
the defendant 20 purchase and forward counterfeit
money 10 hnu ROBINSON A 500 package Of counterfeit
uO Red Hook Bank national currency notes ana 5Ocent
fractional currency notes aud two letters III relation 10
the procurement of more by defendant 10 Robinson
addressed 20 latter at Worcester Mass were inter
cepted at Boston, ana the defendant, who was subse
nuenv arrested on the 18th inst confessed having sent
Lhe money and letters No defense further tan on tch
ant honest looking and has al ways beena ha d.
Fxulla wifi l..
the wife being completely prostrated with grief ana
shame had been made tile dupe OF Robinson and one
Jack Foster" he having bought the money Tor the
former from the latter without deriving any pecuuiary
benefit from the transactions for himself lie COM
mtted for trial. but bis bail was reduced from 5000 10
better known as Jack Foster whose case was next
called De being charged With selling the money IN ques
ton, waived an examination, and was committed for
trial.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
THE COURTS
OWL

CIVIL.
Tho rroceedings in the Pacific kaliIoaut, t,C am
lO " lP,'rS,y adjourned by Judge Barhalu ,te mar
Wo.o 49, % 3econnt Of the nOnappearanct %. ".os isti.
" huSu'. 80 entitled Caulfed ag MCDNl!H ~ Poruau
hes' tie Marine Court by the Orgahst M Ul ,stor 10
'i, Church Of ST. stephens against , W dspute be-
ar Lis salary az 500 per anLulh I,cnt was for
,Scep the parties is whether lht it decision.
~. ar tifteon months The Court Iesei''u :. u,o
The following decisions are annq2uariey ATT Har-
ur.,pe Cgnrt Chambers by Cardolo I,ofsrred back
snpi'li5 i5,t SorrG Marsh agt. Marsh-hoi h ,1d armed
G,r fnture evidence BOwe agt rt pc0pe q REL,
and Iud 0urNt of divorce granteu ,cd Rogers, &c,
Uvers agt DarIach ct al he furnished Stone
sSt Joh1sou-COpy Of opinion ihust m abide event.
sot FIowcr-MOttOu grantee If should be filed
So rins,f0n.-HepofI eUt -Motion
Ieinplelou HEt l, CbilsOu act Marcy 81 90 90 ,iir,sd
motion Is c0 d9vs. Lebanon ~ r;,,,c
granted WIN ss ,rd &cMonon 10 uS'T .,.iry AZ.
COMPANY - Hapbeiger agt. kostlDa"E g.. I'm re Ed
boI hl.I,'t cost, with leave 20 ib az costs Nil.
ware van van ~ 20 Fowler Se-MouOn gi"n'ou' WIN Wv
10 abide event nj. Court Snecial Term,
In It SVa',In agt Bo.Idall.-MOu0n gfaRNu gP1l rPl
by Bfduy '.tf fbc defendants nr>icu lho PI".l1it
the g,U,t~ mn that they were not pi ,cs III S'RenIy
hOt rc'ti"i them by pldlutIS naiuuuu az. ,,;t
acton tAa,.r the defendant must appear ana huutll
lsn.tbor animation as 20 the l1l' vi anne IN
10 iuilA,s ,6c order. The examination ls 700 qe.'C ~
service u 10 extent of thc violation ne ldlIs 10 ~
will be ordered. planuu 10 sN" Nv"
pear al',t Fteu agt Morrison. Motion 10 continue l
days uU'' 'dcpieJ but without costs see opinion spun
junction Motion Csnied except 10 property III
az - ~ be conveyed as stated by the CVmpdllIt
tenu,Ji tenily " ,ef SmitE-M0tion denied with liberty 70
Con IN aupIv for other further security u present
ptv rot sufficient or safe. Griffith agt. BURNER
Motion Qeutu
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

Riggs plenty poor The fruit MARKETS aoy supplied
almost With ourranis three times hgh usua srhees
nearly other thing far from PLENTY Whorebees
begin freely and lower Peaches arriving
rom the e1don but crates e baskets eae
selling al S8U$l0 Some small Norfolk sell st 81 y peac
easht baekbees ssle and 20 ar NV grapes from The
wsermeohs selling 81 each Poultry aud game birds are scarce
here good show vegetables aud the people viii rejoice
lee especially for potatoes Long Island garden eggs have
aue h, apparauoe-aso quabes Most vegetables are
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

The statement shows that the loans and discounts
stood at $4 CO0O0 against $5ss 10000 at the same
date of last year; while the deposits individual,
United States and those of dsbursing officers
amount to $5g5 100000 against sju.0Coo00, being
an increase of $24,pO0O0 in deposits, and
an augmentation OF $56O0O,OO0 in loans. The
amount of plain Legal Tenders and fractional cur
rency on hand is $O0OOO00O against slO2,OOO,OOO IN
1867 The Compound Notes and Three per Cent
Certificates combined amount TO $6l,OOOOOO against
S75 600 900 of Compounds last year that the total
Iegal Tenders now amount to $lGi,OOI,000 against
$l17,OOO,OOO year ago.
The following is a statement Of coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending
4. A..
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

The Cincinnati Commercial, of Wednesday says:
An increased discount demand for money Was reported
10 doy and at of the banks loss OF currency was
tcofted hui IN the mann the market Is easy, and good
mercantile paper IN demand
The Memphis BnlI6iin SAYS: ,,-,.-.,..,...,
canscd nv the arrival Of moderate orders from the couu
try and the encouraging crop prospects Advccs Hoh
The interior state that the corn crop promises 10 Turn ou
very fair and that the late rains although SOMEWHAT
late in arrival, have been general. and ~ suhclent
0uautity 20 insure good crops; while the dry weather
which las sintcd 10 some extent ~ dinercht sec
tious Of the country has brought forward The cotton
crop rapidly the bols are htuc small bul very luI
aud promise "A good yield
Jhe Chicaee Tribsuo of Wednesday says:
There s scarcely any change o note iu either monetary
uY general business, Trade seems stagnnnt Merchant.
complain Of small cOuuty orders and light volume oi
tradc in general The grain markets show no improve
mont from the weak condition prevalent or some weeks
past Bankers report that deposits keep up wel ana
tIouc some banks report that they manage 10
keen Their money employed others complain That they
cannot use 10 at all.
The following is the movement in Dry Goods for
tho week
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
RFCTTpTS OF pRODUCE

If Canal Efsais rHd RGthodd
Jrtr 247ei hush Corn. aio bush Wles 2lo bush Re os
lr Cfs,, seed 74J bush Peas 3o hll Meal 6O5 bb Flour
80 hale. Cotton 43 bib. Petroleum t bi spuis Iupeninr D
bbs Rosie bts Pitch 80 ari - pAgs Butter I gAg-
Cheese rrs Taoa bob. ~ bats Wool p bales Hops
900 % Leather Tobacco SO boxes and Tobacco
J. .1p boxes Starch
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
FAMILY MARKETS.
ND rIvING EXPENSES IN kEW-YORK.

NJ.
.,,,, .f soo Nation and asb With advance Of 7d3
~ 80 fs,ty supplied hu while those With ls
none, aud whs make u 60 as iat - poso -
a. ~. os1 sn. cut ih. the reh are eps The poor OF
% a. AZ. res spd today Butter has fohe up shoer e
NJ oa ,hs bosu Onss CeaH' sAns ~ " Ae pA'A
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

or London in gold com, free of Government tax for
sale at the office of the Company No. II W Wall-st.
at Is per cent H. III. BooDY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

Tuv RocKyoRD. Rock ISLAND AND ST LOUIS
RauaoIn CoMPANY's First Mortgage ffty-year
per cent convertible bonds interest payable seman
nually LIST of February and LIST August IN Ne"-foiA
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
FRIDAY, July 24-P. VI.


Gold opened at 1857 sold at 1881 closing at l4S The
clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were $29,2SS-
600, and the balance sl,365.7SS So
Government bonds were firmly sustained, but
transactions were light and there was a continued
Ddispostion to operate Oh speculative account until
after the adjournment q Congress State bonds
were stronger on Tennessee six per cents. The ex-
coupons sold at co. the new bonds at c. North Caro-
lima ex-coupons sold at 73s New bonds, 72!. Mis-
sour bonds continue strong at 81. Railroad bonds
are offered very spaaingly. Western Union Tee-
graph sold at So Pacific Mail opened at 99. sold at
1904. closing at lOC!. Railway shares opened dull
was shown to sell the Northwestern shares, and
further decline of per cent was made both elias es
selling at 81 large class of weak holders closed
ont and good short interest was made,
and after the beTish feeling had ex-
bausted itself an advance Of ls per cent
was made in the price. ST. Paul Common declined
to az rallied to &C. closing at 5. Preferred declined
I per cent Toledo and Wabash Common, |! per cent
afterward rallying ! per cent. New-York Central
Erie. and Michigan Southern all sustained, and
offered only in small lots. At the Second Board
Tennessces were stronger MissOuris continued firm
Pacific Mail improved, selling at 1Oo.. The railway
share list was firm. At tie close prices improved on
Fort WAYNE which sold at 100. The remainder Of
the list improved a fraction, closing firm. Govern
ment bonds closed firm at quotations.
L. s. 6s 1881 Reg l5f dH5s T. s. 62J Cou Co. ll2l dll2
L. s. Cs 1881 COu .1l53 all5t vs52o 60 new G51C ~'s
u. s. $40 Reg.-....lO9Aallu T. :. 5Nto' 6' lUt9lWt
u s. $40 Cou 62 lI4i 0ll4 T.. 3 lo4O lost a0t5
T. s. $40 COu lu4 dll1i L. s. 730 81 Cou..lo6I dO9
The following are Wm. Heath q Co.'S last quota
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
Sankins gunns HnS eanhrs.
VERMILYE & CO.,
No. "a WALL-ST.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
wE orvE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FUNDING
go TREASURY LOANS.
A., supIRs TAKEN IN EXCHANGE RoR A.20 BONDS
ALI pRTIRSs MADB TO CORRESPONDENCE WITHOUT
AAi DkLAY AND ON FAVORABLE TERMS
CLOSING PRICES.
hew-Ysrk, July "a. 1858.

49,, cr.ssEs op UNITED STATES FUNDS cRBpiTSp9 oA
ALL SMITrFD TOR on RECBlPTt AT nAkkBI hAIhA
Ahhi' FaKE on ALL CONMISSiok CHANGES
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

The condition of the Catawissa Railroad Company
at this time is as follows: Preferred stock, H'on
shares owned by Company 2c5 shares; 49, $50 shares
at $50, t1;S97,5Oo. Common stock, 2,sSS shares;
owned by Company S67 shares; q. $50 shares at 20
O., ,122SOo. Seven per cent mortgage bonds, s|SooO
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

Money remains unchanged IN rates at 365 per cent,
but few transactions made at the higher rates,
and the amounts offered leading houses at per cent
are in excess Of their wants.
Sterling Exchange continues dull and steady at
quotations. London, 60 days, 40! London, sight,
llOi Paris, long, 5LSta512i; Paris, short, 5.lOs {;
Antwerp, 6l64G5l5; Swiss, 5l6tG5.l5; Hamburg,
SGiaS6. Amsterdam. 4!a4li; Frankfort, 4laf4;
Bremen 7e.GsO; Berlin. nI072.
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant
Treasurer we're Receipts-For Customs, tS7O'OoO;
for Gold Notes s255OOO total Receipts $,3lOS2o 70;
total Payments, s.5l4s59 90 Balance. $s20l56c2 o.
Freights-To London, 1,OOO bbls Flour at 2s' and
IA hhds Tobacco at 2Os. We learn of no engagement
to Liverpool.
We give below the earnings Of five Of the Leading
railways showing the earnings of the first six months
of 1868. The sums set down as earned by the New
York Central and Erie are estimated those roads not
hav ~ nub1iehed the fQureR
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

little has been Crude aud Refined 10
bod-bes are ssser heavy We quote Crude Hd4I
CAVITY but At l7e. Crude, tod+ syi 10 o0
Sned 10 bond ". 14 Refined 10 bond Prime l'e '4
Rs6nsd in bond l. Bro W. llOdlls ies Ate refined free
&c EAphhi Refined 6Od61 gravity zoe kesiduum - ~ 10
Phsdelpms quote Crude 1sc kehntd hnaAI WINE ''
31c DO. buyers option June, Sfe' 10 u" '-'' 49, wv W
August be do September. 3yc -. -, 81, ,,..
RICR-Pcs are heavy and ony moterAe amount o. business
doing Carolina al lo dl ana 800 pas' New crop
sGAks-Tbe demand M sugars continues very good and ~
p,ylus rates are realized closing steady And S healthy
tone aiiie M M 70 good Rsstin and m 1 o n =, 5 GIa IA, @
kshnsd qGisi tdlotS of fo"ueiu "iAha
and Crushed -, - -. -. -, On ooo
sTBARE-The marist am sBd the demand goodi 'es Of V
al i7t dl9e IN hhds, sud lsalsc 10 ts ,e,a,.1.
sOAf-Ws note sales Of go boIts CASTLE otdi'te .oos
RuNAC-siely moderate demand ana 'Aoy s0u
sEEpsTh. market quiet Timothy and Rough fAi btd
Clover Seed 10 frm at i5i dltie y ~ eAsb -, go, -.
TALLOW-Ne bad fair business IN thH hhoe Iuay fe.
remain sale. Of 1000 at 2G1ie 'hs oa'Ss" OsDE ~ p
wnSvitio the past we,i decline Of from 7dAc rer N hss
L,p ANIMATED 10 this attracted the attention OF bayer ana Nh
Few d.ys rT, bae,. done The general tone oi he mAAe
hs x..k has been heavy We s note liberal aTfAs o
New SllD and stoets accumuAung hAnutaosuI h"'
y, rood srpply and ihey look f FsheI aesne 10 "
s. Az, steady Ia Foreign Wool me doug M
tbr moment; he eAsk quotations foI TO-DAY are eNs
psrs, =, f1 for Native aud gernos tJntSe for and 90 %
ds m 6lblo hetues and VASE Tor sAIony heeSss SVdt
e. NJ Pulled ti2aIsc for supsrhue DO and 5nFe for
R,,,. IA f2d2pc for oonmon CnSAshed California eo
IA q, 81. a. 90agIc for 10 choice TeIAs and American
~ s9as o CoInop Wuked 2sdS1e for Un.ashed hsIa and
49, ireg. ET Wssbed Entrt Ros pd14c Tot un"asbed
Ca feasie for Washed CorJov ChAh At Sod2t Tor pbrashe
H... md M.rino Cape Good Hope SdDe for upvAshsd
80 isi ,a4. Tor wsshed Atah at lIdlsc for lnuAshet
and sesc for hereAu At gGI2 FOR
sss ,sS aud e for Washed and Syrian H9aze
IwIIAIPsosR-The nstst lower and htay 'As' Of 7Oo
f,e,e Al oOe sol Our qss,atlons Ssrs 67a"Je-
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

CHKysE-sinoe our last the marA
rial alteration in pnces can be O.
mstes l5Ic bas lLeen obtained a.
l5ie. these puces are considered by
for falling % IN demand. A grea
aui last week have hfuught very irI
aud otherwise bad condition. We q
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

DEPARrNEST ALBANY, March H. E66
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to
Chapter 26 Laws Of 1889 and 46 Laws Of 1865 that the erena
issued the late incorporated TIB BANK OF AMERICA,
the City Of Selok oee the CITY York the eru
ng notes issued 10 the BANKING Bsu& Of America,
located IN e city aforesaid Will be redeemed by the SuEse
ndeu Of the Banking the
National Bank 10 the City Of Albany for years from ths date
| herco an thereafter.
The outstanding circulating the said bank presented
aforesaid years hereof and all which ba
presented for within the time thus pec
fed viii be charge the 70 ID ~ the hands of the sepen
lfen for that purpose g. W SCHUYLER, SupenntsBdsDt
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

i've demand TO-DAY ior Buiter and
oulrAmoi,rste de;aaud pIccs have
Ohio. fns West Reserve. ...2. az
Fair 10 Good .........s....4.. al
Common o. hedilm........Ad Y -
Middle and Southeru ...... IaHll
i PENNSYLVANIA, Fine, pai.s....aO az
d tumuOu.... ..s.ss...-...s. ~ 40
lIpdisnA and NJ good frklns. nan
/ Common 90 Fair Western ..22 as
I,t has hseu quie'er, though DO mate
oied. l0r any yey choice 10 thtdlar
10 We have heard Of q few sellisc 90
,hippers 20 be too high, and Ne lsok
I many factories which arrived this
.sgilar pnces, owing 10 Their heated
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

Prime Mrs.....t25 o. n tJ' ~
BrrrKR-Thsre has been Au act
with a falling Of 90 The receipts ani
advanced ard close t1n We quote
STATE. Orauge County div
yer pals q n, bne.,....4Jd42
County pAiis...,........''J'.z.e - y
Choice halt hfkfns. ns.........33 a -
Cboie. Jd34
Fancy Selections us..........--d -
flue Nelcu.........s...''jl d,ij
Common w. Faif...........2ba1 81
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

s275,lS2 IA S3si,937 IS S2lG,617 27 $2s,6S4 %
The following is abstract of the Quarterly Re
ports of the National Banking Associations of the
United States showing their condition on the morn
ing of the first Monday of July, lSCs before the com
mencement of business
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
LES AT rnE STOCK ExoHANGE.-Fiasr GAIL,

104 O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
20 Coup 10 900 S5s 1910 Coup .ln
$50 Coup small l4i small ln5
$40 Coup TIL. 1901 5000 6s Pae is......l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-29
NOTICES.
Sale of City Property.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
the Court Of Common Pleas of the county of
Franklin and State of Ohio. at the November term
which Isabella A. Moore plaintiff, and John A :.
Moore and others were defendants, 1, William
Shields Administrator de bonis non with the will
annexed of John Armstrong. deceased, will on the
Fourteenth day of May, A. D. 1868,
offer for sale at the door of the Court House. in the
city of Columbus, in said county of Franklin,
at public yendue the following described real es-
east of the Lunatic Asylum. being part of half sec
tion thirteen (l3), township five (5) range twenty
two (2D, Refugee land. bounded as, follows. viz:
Beginning at hickory tree on the old County road.
corner to Nathaniel Hamlin's land, thence south 20
deg. west thirty seven (3D poles a post, thence
inks to post in the middle of the turnpike road;
thence north seventy seven and one-haf (771z) de-
grees east thirty o) poles to post in the turnpike
road; thence north sixty six and one-half (66 ~
poles to post; thence east ten Qo) poles post;
thence north eighty CsD poles to the beginning,
as these monuments were in the year A. ID. 1876 be-
ing about thirty acres of land.
The terms of sale as follows, viz: One-third of
the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale.
and the remainder in two equal instalments. in one
and two years from the day of sac, with interest
payable annually, with proviso in the contract of
one half of the instalment payable in one year.
shall be demanded payable until such time as the
litigation now pending in The Court of Common
Pleas of said franklin county between said Isabel
Ia Moore and her children against William M. Les
lie and others. in respect to one undivided moie.y
termined against the right of said Shields to con-
vey such Moiety. then tine said deferred payments.
except the said onehalf of said first instameut and
the intes thereon. shall be demanded paid.
deed to be made to the purchaser, the eon6rma-
tion of the sale by said Court, with mortgage on
said deferred payments The lands not to be sold
for less than the appraised value thereof which is
eight hundred dollars psWs William ffIf: SHIELDS.
Administrator de 6onis non with the will annexed
81 John Armstrong.
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