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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

York Lumbe 81 81 10 The Hudson Railroad Pghs-Pour
Boston tse to NeWlok BE to AhaHy Lake Imports
$500 bush Wheat 2O bush Rye 92O coo Lumber
RIpos-j3O bush. Wheat % 900 bush Lumher
DtTKor Aug &-Piour steady at $50 Choice Wheat
6rmsr; No White 81 3d. Regular IS Corn % for
No l. Oats. 58c
Aug. 26-Pour dull: CITY Double Brra
Wheat dull 81 30 81 for No Oats dull
rejected Corn dull aud nominal Rye nominal Barley
Grain Fregb quiet and unchanged Receipts 200 bbl Flour 1000
bush Wheat 900 bush OATS 100 bush Corn shpmeHts-2OO bbs
LoursvtIE Aug 2Pour quie,i supersue $685. 25 Wheat
Red . l5i White, 81 25 Corn-Sheei in bulk eS0s4c Oats
IN bulk 4565 Rye, @G95c. Barley I'll l5Qtl g. Provisions
hru Mess Pork $50 Bscon-Packed Shoulders l6i Clear Rib
Sides l9tc; Clear sides bic ams-FancJ 2S Lard Nlc High
wines. 81 20Dt q.
sALBASr 2Tbere inquiry for Wheat bot the market
rules 10 favor Of buyers sales $50 bush lots at 81 81 for No.
Amber state and 81 Ct for DO Michigan Rye steady the last sale
81 a. Corn dull snd neglected Barley quiet, Oats dull sales
OF Old Western. In car lots. at 6Jd64c
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKRT.-Are 2G
Cse-Recp 800 head market noted
terday shipments days 30 head Sheep LmbsRecelps
for I've dull 3ae
Sheep 5a6 for Lamb Hogs doll aud nearly nominal SO $50
% 23 for Fair to Good 50 80 ioT Extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
:. MchIle- Nen.OLI.au. Do.

CoPFhE-west Bds grades que and ucbsns'd bat nsI,y
steady Rio deuaui anl cfrelt t1ourh e
no, strong Of 567 bsEs. M,rmso so DO 81 oar
do Queen o. the fleet on private terms java A
dssA With les of 5CO mats a. H.. gOia
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe market for Western and S'ate Flour
ry active and grades lower closing 10 ir demand
pS export though chiefly for The home vsie Family gses
yrv un.slshe Al the dscne the a bbs At SbWto
q fr 30 for 47db7 40 FOR
state 80 the low grades Western kEra 20
6sd 40 O FOR good spring West Er s6 5fd- 20 Tor
MBue-oa 10 st@@ 81 hr CITY Shipping Extra
+6 $3.50 rs o Sbpprg Round oor; 30 ~ 'fH le
brands. y 21l I'll IN TaUf &c.. 50 G'a hmAer Winter
Wheat SAFE All Western. ~ a. Ot White Wheat do o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

FrpsT MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS OF LAKE
S,-prt,top AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, z
ncr cent cold interest free OF United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as safe and profitable
inyestment. producing nearly 10 per cent per annum
~ cnrrencv and i'm exchange for ive-twenty bonds.
Welding an increase of 40 per cent IN net animal m
come. Present price 50 and interest. Full partlcu-
lars furnished by jay COOkE " 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
rEcr1prS OF pRnnrcE-

Ie, Canal! Istsoi' AID A.I,roias al, - NJ
800 bhl' Torn h''
Poi 90 lu. WI.s go bu.h Com IS i bush O ~ Ou u
1910 biol, KeCr,d Petroleum. 1884 pigs Batter u % '2i.'
q,I bl. 49,. IS strlnn 20 pkgs Taow. y PAGE ir F,
cs,k AsLr pig Bsr.EI pigs Catae't D. lA: go" v,
81 ~. Tsr 81, boxes starch 80 bb. Nhskr u bale" Hemp Ut
la e. hon. 20 bas Wool 1909 sides Lesihe l54 hh' Tobacco
I'd. ,s AID cs Tobacco Bf caAes CapPei % Jbs copper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
s1.lla.O.p

state bonds steady with small transactions. Ten
y, per cents sold at cog Missouri per cents S6s
Louisiana Levce per cents, 6j Railway bouds aud bank
shares firm. Pacific Mail active. selling at sO3
s4 closing at 7q3 soy Express shares neglected
Hallway shares active and excited upon New-Nork
central Hudson and Erie, and large blocks OF stock
changed hands. NewYOrk Central sold at 2O4i Hudson,
1851: Erie opened at 3! sold 33 35l3la S. $50 closing
al 33 9333 The Western list firm, in sympathy with
the advance in the New-YOrk roads, but without
special interest Michigan Central sold at 129l Illinois
C~.r- " Chicago aud Alton, per cent dividend,
-,Urwich and Worcester 10; Rome and Watertown,
ll2 The transactions in Michigan Southern. North
Western Common, and Rock Island we're large but prices
lid advance. NewJersey Central was In demand at
lO5alO5l ST. Paul shares higher with sales Of the
Common 79I and OF the Preferred at S73ds72 At the
second call NewYoTk Central and Hudson we're feversh
and lower and the Western list weak and unsettled
aud lost the advance Of the morning. NewYork Central
declined to 2O29 Reading 953; Michigan Southern, lOG
Northwestern Common $50 The market closed unsettled
and feverish.
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
THE MARKETS.

'''' ''P' TBuIsDAY AuR. 25 1852
ASHESTbe market quiet and steady Hs Vi Il JUS - y 81
- 62i for Pots. Pearls are DoninaL -,,.,..,
been larger and former
tbs g eady In riea OF favorable foreign aiycs though
buyers appear very operate sales Of 90 oAes
evening" which by pnocTs and 81 b
delivery prices lover sales Of % bales Ocou 100
do November 284e December 2c 200 90 September w
do Novembsr private ali bs' Lo"
Mtdlmg We quote ~ follows; -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27


ing circular reference to the payment Of the September
interests
Schedules OF lO-4O Coupons OF ten win be re-
ceved for examination. Parties resident out or the Guy
choosing the risk and expense OF carriage both
ways may remit coupons by mail express, with TIER
Post-OhCe address, and payment when due VIII
be made by remittance of gold by mail OF
of gold check, payable to ORDER when Will
caShed only upon presentation by banks or known re-
spOnsibe parties In this city. Tho books Tor the Regis
tered Interest ready for Signature Tor interest que
mGnt first door PiEe-st entrance Treasury Building
Messrs Utey DOuGherty of No. IL Walst, are offer
ing 10 per cent of the township of Mnonk, Wood
State Legislature.
The Chicago Tribune of Tuesday has the following in
reference TO the proposed consolidation of the Toledo
and Wabash with the Michigan Southern Railroad:
The worst feature OF tins consolidation Is the enormous
watering OF the capital stock All these stocks have been
heavily waered 1865, and there Is an addition
of 81 100000 the stock OF the Michigan Southern To
obtain dividends this aggregated capital, ana pay
interest the bonded debt, viii require continuance
where there is competition, and resortng 70 whole
sale extOrtOn when there rs no competition. Ia
the time, the road Will be run
down, the rOllng-stOok be used MP, and
stock The capital Of these rood, ought De about
$25OOO0O: ana II the stock were reduced to that sum,
the legitimate earnings would pay handsome dividends
and leave sufficient sum to improve aud equip the road
As 1t IS the road will he skinned" 10 pay dividends
pure stock The present earnings of tho conSo
dated roads do not promise after paying the running "N
pclses and interest the bonded debt, very liberal
margin for profits or for improvements ana Whatever
made by Operating the STOCK in NGSt ana not by the
operations of the road itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

cient supply Many Of the miners leaving for Colo
RADIO. Arizona. and other points Willow Guch' peins
supplied with water is exception, and yields largely
Several new and rich discoveries have been mace To-
Gently in that vicinity, and new thirtystamp MN 10
building.
The following the receipts OF customs from aug -
the 2lst inclusive: At Boston, $4O51o New'hork.
t3165l3s; Philadelphia, Sl2sI65; Baltimore, s24222o
New Orleans from Aug to the 18th, Sl793S; San Fran
cisco, TO July 81 s2ss 573-total, <I,386,92O
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank OF England
made public to day shows that the amount OF bullion III
vault has increased SIS sterling since last week
The regular weekly statement Of the Baak of France Is
made public to-day. The amount OF bullion In vault Is
55oo,OOO francs greater than last week
The earnings OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad for the third week In August were
l853.....$l2 81 slH8oo lncrease..s8S
The following are the fOotlngs Of the Boston Banks
as comnared with those OF the two prevous saements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27


Tho sbares of the Erie Railway Company have again
ecome the center Of interest the street. In conse
of report that the recent consolidation OF the
michigan southern and Toledo and Wabash was made
preparatory TO opening through route for the Erie Com
many TO Chicago and Omaha. The Erie are 10 nave
third rail laid to conform 70 the gauge OF the chgah
Southern and North Western roads. The money 10 DO
4bs is to be obtained by sale Of Sinking Fund Donds
and the interest Of the TO DO provided Tor Oy re-
serving O certain portion Of the earnings Oh the
narrow gauge track 70 pay the Interest," ana
4royide for TIE liquidation OF the primer
nal Should the arrangements be periecteo
the Erie Company will be able TO compete successiuly
with the Pennsylvania Central on the through trainc
aud the City Of New-York viii have two independent
lines from New York TO Chicago This arrangement VIII
place the Enc Road position TO take far snare OF
the through freight paying rates and VIII WorK 10 us
advantage 70 the NewYOk Central as 1t haSan arrange
ent with the Michigan Central and Chicago burlington
and Quincy roads gives uninterrupted communities
ton with Chicago also reported that the Etc STOCK
will be registered and again called at the STOCK tx
cl nge.
Guicb Nine in EewMexlcO Is reported fainre so Tar
the guches leading into the Moreno valley nave Deeh
worked Tie mines depended on the Red River Iof
water bat hays been disappointed in obtaining sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

Gold opened at 1884, sold at 134, 1884,, 1925,
closing at l33dI35 The cearngs at the Cola Exchange
Bank Sl33,43GOOO and the balance N,99loS6 g.
Government bonds were strong and active with
demand for all classes CTS sold at l2l 9l2i lO4Os It's
currency per cents llO The market closed brm at quo
cations. the Government purchase OF bonds for the
sinking fund to-day the offerings sass 900. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPlDs
AM MINNFsOTA RAILROAD COMPANY.-We can
recommend these Bonds as cheap and first III
vestment A limited amount only for sale before
advancing the price Pamphlets giving full partlcu-
lars can be had on application.
HkNRY CLEws g. Co. No 81 Wallst.,
Financial Agent of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

The Danve Urba BloomnOu and Pek Railroad whose
pogsr hes. boo are 1e nov 70 process o. % US
length ia 5lCO miles capital 100000 The
ssy D.. BEEN afssdy doue rsdy for
These rapidly being aud Of the road
Autumn.
holder and bs registered the Of the at time,
desired The tots, bonds limited 100000 The Sc
eutV offered sho~. very best Already nearly
squae the bOn. be issued have been expended on
the road The bonds averaging less than $1,000 per mile are secured
b. the whole red and enIs property Of The Com;
oldest susa1 .aeoaqad 10 ,he STATE through ssy pop5
through he.gsr-u Of the Garden B local ba.uess
alone will suffice male hr,.ea:s paving roaa -ae With IT,
.S % S1TsR % t.. s ec",a trade must be A
To" rosi vii be CONSOLIDATED h iue Danvlo to In4n.
,po wlLing line Of 30 miles A. IeaaPo connection vii Be
wabash and Western e. fac, .1s road vii form oT.
With soutbe no With KeoEut aud Burlington low" aud thence
II @ con irs lin. from Bo,,ou to Peoria Keokuk Bar ing
ton Omaha Far West. ALBANY Buffalo Cey-d sad sls
s form che MOS. direct f from S, SsHT 6g = Ss sam. gon
to ada9.po' AID DAnJe Or rs hs Ere 4inc and GTf1. wg
Bloomington Le a. well from Philadelphia the Pens Cenua
to Harrisburg Pittsburgh Cogaba DAYTON and Indianapolis
the south with the NORTHWEST aud The Psedc Bal
umore Railroad PsGe'ba Cincinnati Indianapolis Dan
combined .i,,ase, Of certainty Of rs1T TTg 20 :,
many snd principal lives must necessarily have II Is rsaGn
10 m length those Of any railroad Illinois The following table
the sSas Of some OF tho Orn'S ROAD q ESs per Mile
Chicago. Alton. ami St Louis.....,... 20 SiSyO
aud NOrih.N esern. lllJS l4'''o
,ti..-,. ~ f,l.,f ,pI 4, IN. $500. 40 lOU2
sr",.i,.' vn,II.b M Ws.trrp 800.
tr..,. C.nt,,I ...-........ 700 lOll5
the Of the D,uve Jrhana Blooming
ton Railroad for the brt sl3O per nile or On
ll7.03 miles, Bl,tO1 oO0.
Rsceiptt IS estimated SlO4o"
Estimated expenses a. follows:
Operating expenses 50 2gO
Premium ~ per cent $1,000 god. ........... 5oiSJ
sinking Fuad NO sos DO
LEAVING net prost nai $500
Ar over B yer cent tai stock The Lrstyea OF US
oo,on Without doubt therraie eien year
would The geographical location o. us iOal Nu7 SUI
al value and usefulness
m. ,toc OF the Island aud the Illinois Central tue hgo sac
Alton Burpgtoa Quincy all selling AZ from above oar 20
ps 200 While voraby located ard tue com
non h either greater than this eau have mere no
s,on WIN the road snail not sell as hgh as elle e
,bovr Hence privilege OF converting these bonds a STOCK OF '
comn,nv Al pr auy desired greatly Increases the 'He
Au.r having personally and thoroughly examined lls Vau We
.. the agency for it, bonds We uoN ohs uem y
ana accrued interest With tue utmost commence NC rec
mrsnd tb. AZ reliable security aud pfohaoe
m. present price cent currency over % per
eei IN FyewenJ BONDS beues 'ne
s,nt.ge Of being and the prospect OF speedy Aanee
tbe .oeE Oh completion which they may De
Go,rnmeut Bonis Gold received st their market 'e IN e
.hg without Bonds Forwarded by express nee Of cusI
Pull furnished by Ihe undersigned Fn'uei AssH" u '
Company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
Aud the following for Railroad bonds:

Money was easy at sac per call The dsburse-
-,epts Of the Treasury made large addition TO the
amoupt loaning on call. and at the close the offerings
were large Commercial paper is in better demand at
al2 per cent ....,,--
sterling Exchange continues firm on basis OF lOyi TOT
crime Gs-day bills and ll0i for sight.
The transactions OF the SuDTIeasury today were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
STOCK EXCHANGE.
PETROLEUM AND MINING sTOCE
THURSDAY. Aug. 26-P. NJ.

Mining smith 3 UDOO Cons Greg. 2
204O Tudor Leah.
l.Ois'. ) wi lOO.............. z 2JI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds
or THE ST. LOUIS AND Sr, JOSEPH RAILROAD
Principal and interest payable IN com al the
Total Issue, a. 100000 less than $4,000 per mile, Sc
cured by a mortgage on the entire property OF the
Company $4,000 have been sold the balance we
offer s and accrued interest in Currency, and re-
commend them as a safe and profitable investment.
TURNER BROTHERS Bankers, New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
SEVEN PER CENT Bonds
of the
CITY OF NEM-ORLEANs.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANs.
j. g. w. SEIIGMAN g. Co. Bankers No. 30 EX-
change-place New York. offer for sale $5O0O10 seven
per cent y year bonds of the City of NewOfleans,
issued under the act Of the Legislature Of Louisiana
approved 27th of February 1862 at IS cents and &C
crued interest
The undersigned confidently recommend these
bonds TO capitalists tirst-class investment and
they will take pleasure in silording full information
respecting the same.
The interest on said bonds for year in advance
has already been provided for, and deposited with
the Southern Bank, the fiscal agent Of the City Of
New-Orlcans.
The punctual payment TO the fiscal agent by the
City of New-Orleans Of the interest on these bonds
is imperatively fixed by law, and they viii constitute
a first mortgage all the real estate Of the City Of
New-Oreans, now moderately estimated at $l2OC)O,-
OOO after the consolidated debt which viii soon be
extinguished by the annual tax of 100000.
The interest coupons of these bonds are payable in
the CITY of New York, the LIST Of September and
LIST OF March, and the fiscal agent of the City OF New
Orleans will promptly provide for, and have the Same
paid. at the counter of the Chemical National Bank
of this city.
A limited amount Of these desirable bonds viii be
disposed Of at the rate above named lsay - and in
terost) if applied for between and the first of
September next and in case Of an excess Of demand
for the same the undersigned will award the bonds
TO the first applicant.
The right is reserved Of advancing the rate upon
these bonds after the first Of September
j. a. w. SEIIGMAN d Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

PACuIc RAILROAD lof Missouril SIX PER CENT
GOLD Bonds,
Free Of Government Tar.
We offer for sale the small remaining unsold por-
tion of the above bonds. The road il completed.
Earned last year 81, lls23S net--about $1,000 per
mile-while the interest on the loan is $4,000 in
gold.
Price % and accrued interest in currency. For
further particulars apply TO
CLARK, DODGE & Co., No. 81 Wallst.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19
MhIte Mem and Blaek Men.
ARE THEY OF ONE oRIGIN?-

ARE THEY OF ONE oRIGIN?-
An esteemed correspondent in the
South (Georgia) clips the following
asks US to refute or confirm the state
ment:
The political eraniologists who hold
that persons of African descent
should be regarded as beasts of bur-
den by reason Of the peculiarity Of
their facial angles, have met with
rather a severe blow. Mr.. Reyerdy
johnson, the ambassador, who. du-
ring his residence in England has
made speeches concerning most mat
tens which can agitate the human
mind, upon the occasion of his
recently eating his dinner with the
London wOrkingmen said: 1--WE at
one time in America thought there
was difference-nOt in white skulls,
but between the black and the white
ones. We have changed that opinion
now" Some Of Us have; some of US
never held the opinion; but we sus-
pect that here and there an eminent
philosOpher-Pollard, for instance, or
Morgan, of OhiO-still adheres to the
profound and well-eonsidered notion
that the African, at the best, is Just a
little higher in the scale of creation
than the gorilla. 1t will give us
pleasure to set off the views of Mr..
ambassador johnson against those of
the learned Helper. The excellent
Plenipotentiary has during his whole
life had excellent opportunities of
studying the facial angle as an indi-
cation Of character; and when he
says that we have changed our Opin-
iOn," We suppose that he means to
intimate that he has changed his
own. While the black was bought
and sold, and treated in all ways
rather worse than respectable groOms
treat their horses, and while it was
thought necessary for the national
safety to eXtenuate and to perpetuate
this anomalous condition of wretch
ed race, the bestial theory was the
one about which the most egregious
nonsense could be most safely talked,
with just that show of science which
makes the deepest impression upon
ignorant whites. While we do not
believe that any man of average cult
ure ever eOnscientiOusly entertained
it, we are sorry to say that there were
those who gave the diabolieal doc
trine quasi appreciation. To all
such, whether they are Doctors of
Divinity or Democratic politicians,
the admission of Mr.. Reverdy John
son is a rebuke which they win feel,
If they can feel anything. 1t is the
beginning of the end. The sham
ethnolOgists had better set their
houses in order, for the day of their
departure is at hand.
:. There is no doubt as to the state
ment of Mr.. johnson. The theory,
that we are of different origins, and
therefore differently constructed, is
not susceptible Of demonstration. All
the races of man are alike human.
and alike in faculty. Difference in
color, complexion, size, ETC., do not
imply separate creations or different
origins. Climate, food, modes of life,
etc., are believed to be sufficient to
account for present differences in
character and condition. l-PhreHolO-
9icdy Journal
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19
The Biggest Gold Nugget on Record

There Is no doubt as to what has
been the most important and interes-
ting event of the past month. Every
body has heard again and again of
the great ''WelcOme" nugget, and
models of it have been the center of
attraction in international eXposi-
tions. But a greater than the
"WelcOme" nugget has now turned
up, and has been duly ehristened the
"Weleome Stranger.f The story of
its discovery is extremely interesting.
Two men had been working for a
long time in a claim at DunOlly,
whore year or so ago they had found
a couple of nuggets, weighing re-
spectively los and SO ounces. They
had again, however got dead broke;"
the stOrekeepers had refused them
any further credit, and they were
feeling very badly indeed, when one
of them in following the claim by
working round the roots of a tree
struck something hard with his pick
Immediately below the surface. He
had no idea, however what had stop
ed his pick, for miner like, he grum-
bled out, "Confound it. l wish it was
a nugget, and had broken the pick"
The nugget when it was unearthed
was found to weigh 2l0 pounds troy.
and, on smelling, 1t yielded 2,26S
ounces and 10 pennyweights of pure
gold. 1t was scarcely covered by the
earth, and was less that a couple of
inches below the surface. DunOlly,
the ground on which this golden
monster was found, is a very old dig
gin, but has never been regarded as q
first class field. Every now and then
a big nugget has been found, but
Whatever gold has been obtained has
been discovered in pockets. The
welcome Stranger" is the largest
nugget on record in Australian min
ing annals, and in fact, is believed to
be the largest mass Of gold ever dis
covered. The largest nugget previ-
ously found in Australia were as
follows: The Welcome nugget,
found at Ballarant at depth of $50
feet, and weighing lS4 pounds nine
ounces; the Blanche Barkly, found
at depth of y feet, at Kingower,
and weighing 145 pounds three
ounces; a nugget at Canadian gully,
Ballarst, weighing 1S4 pounds, II
ounces, at a depth of SO feet; the
Lady Hotham, weighing 9S pounds
Melbourne (AustrdliG) Letter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19

GHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbull County.
Admir- Of D: J. Beardsley, In Trumbull
VS. SCOmmon Pleas.
VIM. II. Beardsley, eft. al.
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out of
the Court Of Common Pleas, of Trumbull
Co., o., in the above named case, to me direct
ed and delivered, have levied on and shall
expose to public sale, at the south door OF the
Court House in the City of Warren, in said
Of May, A. D., 1863, between the hours Of one
and three o'clock p. m, OF said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: Stu
ate in the township of Southington, County
as partof lots No. seven % eight (S) nine 81
ten Q0) and seventeen Q7). Lot No. 8 is bOun-
ded as follows: Beginning at the southeast
corner Of said lot No. 9. In the center OF the
highway; thence west on the center Of the
highway (1l2one hundred and twelve perch
es; thence north ninety-eight (9S) perehes;
perches to the town line; thence south on lot
line (98) Perches TO the place of beginning.
containing IN said lot No. nine, sixty-eight
(6sl acres Of land, more or less. Appraised
Lots7. s, 10 and u. bounded as follows: On
the north by the township line, by lands Of
o. X. Beeman, and by lands of Danl. Hart
n mans IN heirs east by lands OF George Wilmer,
north and south road leading from said
Beardsley's to State Road; south by lands Of
Nathan Meyer, o. X. Beeman and David
Rupright, and by lands Of VIM. Hoffman,
and west by lands Of Jonathan Rice, Jacob
Ritter, Isaac +. Leiby, and twenty (20) acres
now held by said VIM. II. Beardsley, by con-
tract, and contains four hundred and thirty
two (4S2 acres, in all i've hundred acres Of
land. Said 4S2 acres appraised at $50 per
acre. Said 6S acre tract 10 be sold seperate
from the 4S2 acre tract Terms 81 Cash a I5,~
Ranney & Hatfield, Atty's for Pit'n
Sheriffs Ofhce, Warren, O., April q, lS69-5t