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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
COURT NOTICE.

AT the opening of the District Court, Judge
Batchford sand: 1.-THE Court will be adjourned today
be 23d inst NJ O'clock in order "a afford an opportu
nty 10 the members Of the bar 10 attend be funeral OF
ts son OF Judge Sutherland. The Court VIII not SIT on
Good Friday. but will be adjourned from Thursday until
Saturday for the trial of bankruptcy cases, and until
MONDAY for the trial OF Admiralty eases"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
,pHILApgLpHrA CATTLE MARKEr-Msreh %.

The demand active, holders
prime The offerings amounted o~ esA
principally CouHy cattle sales we're asae ~
from isd8ic H. gross good cattle and from lo@lte zoe
prime aud stock =,
bHKRPrhs market active and nearly OO0 head were soa
from "A ds3c v n, ggoss. 4 quality. -.
Ho6slhb market 6 but prices remained shout ss
300 bead sold Al Is 500 6 50 v 100 ID net
COwsThere better demand and 4n head ere SOLD a.
for springer and from $$0d for Cow aad Oat
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET March %
Caeecep 435 head market nacSe sales Of Bttrs
BIS Oslo fr quality, BIZ SOD second quality sll9sE;
third quality $40 So Sheep and Lahb-Reesp i0f neAei
market dul small Sales at sa9c II d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

said he admitted his clients guilt but in view OF the
fortunate ciroumsances am tine fact that the prisoner
had respectable wife and fssRilY be asked that the
Court be as IenIent in pron0uncg sentence possible
The Judge said he was satisfied tNa the prisoner had
been bad man. but on account Of his respectable con,
neoons and past character he would be merciful and
sentenced him TO year in the penitenSiaW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
tn CORRESPONDENTS

M-We know of no collection of the writings
/. Ton Gohren-We believe there is no cooperative
farm association in the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
WHIT INDIA MARKETS.

HAVANA March 23The Sugar market que tue sales
poraut on account Of the holidays EEehaugou Lcndan Gni
sr nted States 60 days sight IN gold iaI
crnt discount short pardl per premiums 90 dUs Aigh
IN eurfeucy, ~ d2ii per cent discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAI TERM-NOs 1885, 49,
49, 21 27e 2Ss 800 2 243 "a 25 40 27 49, fs 9 22
223, l66. 2lg, 225 ...'... ..-.
SUPERIOR Court TRIAL TRRM.-Part Nos.
399 79 67s rs Ill T5 64 800 35 S 900, eJ ss si7 Sis
PART IL-case on.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART l--Held by
Brady J.-CoErt opens at IL a. Equity calendar .
MARINE CouRT-TRIAI TERM-Calendar called
j. nkoS 22l 22 263 1902 1862 1863 2l3i
224l 2oS7 29 2262 266 2l6 26a z6e III III 27 2O
2277s 2279, 1880, 228L
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by the Hon.
opens at III mIhe People
sgt Chas SteE HaJod Adam KsngeHomieide Same
sgt John C.Hs James Burglars Same agt CbaS smih
Grand lasny John SternGand arcenyi Same ag
William SbateGrand larceny; Same agt Ebeth Wasourand
larceny Margae Reten and Mary MsrtGraa larceny
COURT or APPEALs.-Day Calendar for Wednes-
day-Nos Ia ;, g. 5, 8, 10, II, 70, H. U.s. II. ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
Sp,sial Nctitrs.

The Undersigned the Of NexYo and vicinity 70
NEE, them at S,enuuy Hall on THURSDAY EVENING the 18th inst.
to confer npon matters with the present condition Of Affairs In
Cubs satisfied that the struggle Of the Cubans for in
dependence upon principles ofetern justice that the rsV0uos
began months has been growing power SINCE and
now includes great body Cuban people, who giving their
money and blood freely Of their Independence We
would in public formal sympathy for people
H., m ,r ve,v harder, and almost part OF u.s. plsdgne
their fortunes obtain h oag urus Withheld no Aen'
M r. ppy,NT JOHN K PORTER.
WtiNpV " Avn 'nRECHER, CHARLES A. DANA,
A w GBRESLBAF, d. MALES
VAN ALRN, HENRN CLBWS.
SSfYEON Inland JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
/ EDGAR FLETCHER HARPER JR,
d. SHERWOOD p u. Du CHAILLU.
GEORGE WILKES VIM. p TOMLINSON
q y LOWRY SILAS " STILLWkLL
GEORGE W. CURTIS. WIN C. CHURCH.
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COURT cALENDARs-THrs DA,

SUPREME lCoURT-CRCUIT-PAET L-Nos: I5l 5.'
1879 1882 1890 1895 1890 1893 1911 1873 1915 1914 I6S
1925 1877 1879 1881 1888 PART INos 79 49, $685. 1886 lS
J92 4lA IG ls 1870 1422 I424 1875 1923 1890 1852 1874 iB
l4+0, 4i2 PART I-NOs $50 9+9 60 l3b 1875 iy'
1884, 1889 1901 1902 1907 1863 ISL 1915 1871 1872 1888 1857
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For Ililnsis and nlIssouri Trace.
ADVERTISE IN THB QUINCY wHiG,
fEstahlshed In 1857

BAlLHACHE Il PHILLIPS Publishers
Under circulation OF TB QUINCY WHO
AND REPUBLICAN, largely increased
communication the dealers OF Western Illinois
Northern Missouri
TIKI WING published weekly trstelss<
newspaper, Republican In poAtes
make Of CemDerea News having editor employed
70 Attend solely tie semmsrea department. Quincy located
Mssspp River 200 miles above So Lous Il the
point OF population aud business The
numbers about - 60 Several hundred buildings nm.
eresd Annually The railroad bridge completed mAkn1
this the hr.i point which Hs add Mssoa BY iros
rA The bulk Of srenAIon distributed following
IlboisAdans HGueOck Knox McDonoagh Schuyler Henri,
Brown, Saugansn. Morgan. Pike. Macon -
MssonnseoIlsEd Clark sullivan, Ada Linn Macon
ShelbT. Marion, hoaros Liuagsoa, Charlton, GTuady
Terms for advertising very moderate. Address
BAlliACHk PHILLIPS, Publishers Quincy Wing Quincy
AZ Genin's former superintendent, D,Ancoaa, "a Ma
80 SIhaSe. the beat SILK HAT manufactured only 81.
Greenwich Bank.--saiemsai o the 0REENWIyh BANK
heCv hewforI required BY tor s
ending Saturday the 10Th March
A'aAsoA~ah and Discounts .o6T.46T
1tAo88
CITY sad County OF hs~ro l. William of
"es6n bsnA the CITY ofkew
WILLIAM HAWKS. CAhsf
b"ofn bsaSs H. Of March. 1852
w.ssIssrss Wssssssa.s assss t.sAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
MARRIED.

TUESDAY March g. by the Rev Theodore IA
Cuylef Edward Huesis MontelaiT Mrs Mary Sules,
daughter Edward Lambert ESQ Of BOOklyD Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
LIFB INSURANCE O0MPANT.

LIFB INSURANCE COMPANT.
No 29l Broadway. Readsst, N. T.
commenced business April lust meeting with
and have already issued loo psh
nsuriug Sg.5o0.Ol0
ALL POLICIES NON BLR-stapdng good
full exchange coHdon-sa adVantsgs
offered by other Company In the State
DIVIDENDS the popular Partnership Pan introduced H this
Company
Opinion Of The Hon BARNES Superintendent Of State
paa making dividends according the capital tos
which the Company entitled 70 much
simplicity probably hits the pnneph
would distributing the ssset Of mutual Com
pany winding shoush Reoeyership Otherwise
LKMUEL BANGS, President
G. BLLIorr vies Pres and See'y. McCLSrocK. Aetaay
A f.vg xalei tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

John r. Henry,
No n PARk-ROW NkN.YORK.
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR LEADING
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES
Domestic Perfumes, aud Pomades
Foreign Perfumes. soaps aud Pomades
Colognes. french Brushes
All principal Mineral Waters
attention OF dealers called FULL STOCK Of Fancy
Toilet Goods a.! gsaHaS from best
re- VIII LIST OF May TO extensive premises No COLLEGE
PLACE NEW-i0RK.
Patenfs.MtNE Co. No 81 Psrkrow " Agents Ior oblAls
ing AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PATENTS
Twenty-Five years experience
Pamphlet ol Law and Information free.
RosaaaIis
PURFlES THE BLOOD ard CURES SCROFULA and all ChOait
the Blood Liver and Kidneys
thousands Of
Of remarkable cures Rossdalis Almanac" for this
Prepared only By o. j. j. LAWRENCE Co, No 6l Exchange
place Baltimore, No. For sale By
JOHN f. HENRY.
No Parkr Eev.Y erk
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

IrOR sALE-C0UNTRY SEATS AND FARMS or
svsrv dssuripson n Wesschessss county, on ths Mud.
scn. IonS Islead md New Jersey:
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

A T e25 BROADWAY Y--sTANLEY DAY MAILS FREE
A large list OF houses building sitcs farms In every
dreron Westcheser county speciality having properly
IN every township.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

A RARE CHANCE FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
"a = Hcboxsn short distance from tho ferry several o
ow terms easy. Apply u sCUTrs Heal Estate xsencv.
Newark stsssA Hobeksu, n. J..
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

TToR SALE on ExCHAN0E-A BEAUr1rUL COM
~ seat q 4nssns L l. Snciuossh m n ME s, sem ia ~
prevcrsss, ntsblag barns. with over l0y snM nsAne
Trees OF ali hnda Arply 70 A. u. y, " Lsoussu susss
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

ftoUNTRY REsIDENCE.--A GENTLEMAN AND mrs
~ wife, living the Paisaica without children wish
small family o two or three 70 liye with thera SHARING
evening ~ mle1 W knEsw0od station steamboat
landing. Tho house MODERN with rooms, freely al
Sntur sunshine situated about 40 above chilli
ard fever and commanding splendid view of The Tulson
None but lcvc of ths country nesd sddres L. W. LEEDS
1ld Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

LION SALE on ExcnANoE-A rlRsr CLASS pnowx
~ stone House, city country Property. Apply ntO
Broad street, second Goor, oulces
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

no LET-IN JERSEY CITY, FURNISHED COMPLETE
handsome brown stone front House, 2Dxf3 feet with
dining extension, three stories, basement and sub
cear hot and COLI waserr gs, furnacc dumb waiter &c
private family snly; very moderate. Address
box !, ,29i New York Post office.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE.

E0K sALE UM TO ExuHk ~ FUH CITY PHOPEKTy-
one o tho most beautiful towns N the vicinity Of the city of
New York, couainng many handsome residences churches
schools and about 1000 Inhabitants
Tho lots offered located the town. on
he svryounans country and within 3 yards d The Hunters
situation ovefrate and ths comruncation win
the lower part Of tho city Of New by
from Hunters Point and horso from Brooklyn mako
Central Park.
For further particulars inquire Al $50 Broadway New York,
room 10. J. a. HuSZkK.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27

- Hints TO FARMEns.-Never keep ami
mails on short allowance; if you starve
thcm, they will surely starve you.
$ Althoug h in draining land thorough
Il, your purse may be drained, yet the
full crops that follow will soon fill 1t
again. 49,.
Always give the soil the first meal.
.Ifthat is wou fed with manure, II will
feed all else, plants, animals and mon.
= Heavy carrot crops for cattle will
soon return carats Of gold.
A good COW is valuable machine
tho more food she properly digests, the
greater the profit.
Fences operate in two ways-if good
they are fence; If poor, oGense.
Iron shoes on sleds last q lifetime
They arc really cheaper in the end than
wooden ones.
A few roots daily to nil tho stock
are as welcome as apples to boys and
girls. ~ -...... -.
1t seems strange that housekeepers
don't buy pals and tubs with brass
hoops and trimmings. They cost a.
first but last wonderfully.
Where u watering-tub is needed i
shouid he deep one, and cot partly ir
tho ground. It will not freeze then
III tho coolest weather, 50 a. to give
much trouble. -.. .........
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27
WHY 1t Stimulates.

Many people suppose, because alco-
holic liquors stimulate tho human fac
ulties, Tint there is In alcohol some,
tting'6ensfciat, in some way, to the
OF man. They do not under
stand. what every scientific man who
: has examined the matter does, that it
.>is;si,np!- and solely because tt is i,Vu-
r3Ioxs, tnst II stimulates. IF wholesome,
natural rood &c taken into the stomach
no s"ch effect IA produced. Yet the
food e6fers into the structure of the
body and goes to make bone and mus
. 'cleaui all Darts the human organism.
But alconol cannot under any circun-
Z stdnces enter into ae competition ofany
part Of the human body. tits instantly
recognized by all the powers Of the
'srstein as al enemy, aud the latent
forces octhe tody ..re. summoned to OK.
pei the deadly foe. And II Is solely
because tho forces Of the body, more
: intelligent than the will, which pours
the foul stuff into tho stomach, instant
ly arouse 70 drive out the enemy, that
:. aicohol stimulates tho powers.
/" 1t is the same kind OF Stimulus which
is offered to the sleeping inmates Of q
DIV CLING by the Invasion Of burglar
or an assassin at the midnight hour.
And yet mun pu. into their stomachs
this deadly foe, that they may expert
7cnce the excitement caused by this
mastering ofall the forces OF the human
} system to expel q hostile intruder.
Can, folly be moro plainly seen2-
Worthy Chief
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27
A PLEASANT TAnLE.-A cheerful IA

A PLEASANT TABLE.-A cheerful ia.
BIC is one Of the greatest attractions Of
!; o we'll. ordered house, but to make It
so, several rules must be observed, the
principal one OF which Ia punctuality.
Insist on every member. Of the family
being ready ut the moment, 80 that no
:rex9toqs delays shall take place. Un-
.puMctual people are very apt to COM
plain Of want Of time and pressing
business engagements; but when these
: interfere with their duties at home, It
: Is generally their Own fault. A habit
Z Of attending to everything at tho right
I time, makes it easy to accomplish all
' that comes within tho ordinary routine
.e&'daily lilo; and when extraordinary
things occur, why, excuses may be &c
'cepted. The mother should also insist
upon some sort Of ceremonial in the
way ofto;let-well brushed hair, clean
hands and face, fresh collar, or rib
bon in the hair, white waist, or o
alright colored Garibaldi for tho girls,
and neatness at least in the boys. 1t Is
q good plan, also, to use husbands and
children to tho use Of napkins, and tho
custom Of politely waiting on each
OtDer 0S lucy "OUlu u Iucy uuO lrlcuoo
at the table. Attention to small mat
tors like these costs little or nothing,
and is yet an invaluable part of family
education. Teach children also to tiud
pleasant subjects Of conversation, and
bring them to tho table to relate anec-
dotes, to tell them what they have seen,
where they haye been, what they have
read, so on to add their quota to the
general stock Of amusement. It Is
hardly necessary to say that all this Is
useless II the mother herself does not
Contribute the charm Of cheerful,
winning manner, well-cooked, palata-
blc food; clean, bright table furniture,
whether crockcry, def or china; and o
. disposition to look on the best side Of
things. A sunny temper Is tho finest
illumination in the world.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27

In writing Of "Stock-raising," a
writer IN. the Rural American says:
"ue who would be q successfui stock
raiser must not only have superior or
thoroughbred animals to breed from,
but he must DO a Thoroughbred and a
thorough. goiag zsnn!-.-not forgetting
, for o momen: that hts h9rses, cattle or
sheep are no moro aaimas than he him
self isl That II els capable Of suffer-
ing from extreme heat or cold, from
rain. snow or wind, nom . bard bed,
f+om loss OF home or friends, from
hunger OF THRIFT so IS bis stock. All
these YicisSitudei Affect them the same
q a. himself except perhsps IN degree"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27
Commissioners Sale.

TT SDEK 4 DECREE RENDERED BY THE CIRCUIT
U Court for Putnam County. II, its September Torn.
1868 In cause Of John Sashos ~. Eliza Harbour, 1T
al. shall proceed. on
SATURDAY, FEHREhRf Gth. 1869,
Al ,bc from, door OF the CURT HOUSE II Putnam County
TO sell at public auction. TO the highest bddar. the
trac, OF land described IN The papers o' said cause aS
trnel conveyed by JAS W. oSe. Special Commissioned
to THOMAS 81. Harbour, which consists Of
TWO HUNDRED AND SINTY.SEvES t"G7
ACRES, more or less.
and I.s In Putnam County. Hurricane Bridge and
iho line Of the Chesapeake and Oln Railroad and conf
nr,rs tonr valuable farming AMI timber lanls. AMI IL
Of the rstate formerly u David Harbour, now du-
ceased upon the following
TERMS:
One third cash 10 hand; the balance on an equal
credit Of nix and twelve months, hondn hcng required
with good lccurIty for tho deferred payments, AID tho
title roherycd for further security.
II. CHESTER PARSONS
Dec 20 lsGs-0w4. Special Commissioner
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27
SheTif'S Sale Of Real Estate.

TTSpER 4 DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
u Putnam County, rendered a, i,s May Term. SoS In
the c.,,se Of Vim. +. Henson, ct al ps Johu r. Iar-
bour, ct. al, l shall proceed, IN SATURDAY,
FERHUIRY 0Us, lsc0, at tho front door Of the
Court HouIs Of Putnam County to sc the tract Of
known "a the pnckney Tucker farm. lying IN Putnam
County consstuE Of olle hundred md ty acres more
or css and fully described In the papers Of said cause
or much thereof may be sufficient to satisfy debt
Of three hundred and ten dollars with Interest from Sep
teber foth 1855, and the coss Of snld suit and sale,
for cash In hlud At public auction, to the highest bid.
der. A. l.. BLAKE, Deputy, for
LA. WADE,
Dee "a 186a-ewI Sheriff Of Putnam County,
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Commissioners Sale.

DIT VIRTUE OF 4 CERTAIN DECREE OF TIE CIR.
d cult Court Of PutRan County. rsndtred 1t the 8ep.
suSer term, 1859. ia esnss Of John BoHyer CO. Wm
O. Nypss. Ct H., I shah proceed. 90
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Oh, 1869,
10 ss At public auetien 70 tbs highest bidder, the
tratt Of lAod described 10 Exhibit a." nled In said
cause. containing sixy.sx scrsi q spd lying In Put.
nam County, near the Poplar Fork Of Mig Hurrieans
Crrek. ct the front door Of the Court House Of Putnam
County, on The following - g. ,.,.-.
TERMS:
out.thiEd eEah Ia hand the balanes On credit q six
and twelve onibs bonds being required With good ~.
curly os The deferred ipaiallmsuts and ha tile reserved
until dnll psyusl. u. CHESTER pAHSOEB.
Dc. 20, lSo1.-Dwt.' special Con,tnipsIonsy
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Commissioners Sale.

TTSDER A DECREE or THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
u Putnam County, at It's March Term, lsIis. IN the
cause Of Johu T. Harbour, adm'r &C., rs wn. Hen.
son, shall proceed, oh
Saturday, tho 0th day Of February, 1869,
at the front door OF the Court House 81 Putnam County
10 SELL at public auction, TO the hghcst bidder, the
house and lot mentioned In the papers Of gad Cause and
which Is fully Described In decd Of john Henson to
wn r. Henson, dated February 81 1855 and Of record
In Putnam County. This property ia situated ia tho
town OF Buffalo, contains three hundred square feet VI
land and dwelling house and shop thereon, and wnS
recently occupied by ". 7. Henson, upon the following
TERMS:
0ne-third cash In hand the balance IN An equal
credit Of ak and twelve months, bonds being required
With good security for tie deferred payments mud the
title reserved for further security
II. CHESTER PARSONS,
Dec. 20, lSGS.--8w4. Special C0muissHnsr.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27

Tho FreedmxaS Bureau - now blotted
) out-cxceptlpg ;bs DeRsFsmept o.; Ed.
n9stIou: which stiit continues ~ cx:
a ad for' il Aternins sioa Vlth, ito year
!. 1855. aud though an effort was made TO
secure its contnuauee, no; action was
|. faEsu, On the .Gdbject;sn no i bias O..
.rpired by limitation. s'-
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27

IN BANKRCPTCY:-rHIs y TO
give notice. that on The 18th day OF January, ;sss
HENRY. II, MOOD, of Charleston In the County o.
Ksnnwha and state Of West Virginia. who no" 1een aa'
Judged Bankrupt on bis own petition mat uis ry'
m.ft Of any debts and tho delivery Of any prope Te.
,T.S.sr Of any properly BY him. al. forbidden by law
and that msu,hg Of The creditors Of said Ankrpt
prove tder debts aud choose unr or more asGnces
hls ostatr will be held at Cuats of utnktuptcy W 10
holden rt his ONCE at CharIsS,on. Kana"ha County.
Wes, Virginia. before James H. Sash kcSktst, vi NV
23d daV Of March, 1850, At 10 o'clock: a; u.
-, By q. IS. ATKINSON, Drputy.
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Commissioners Sale.

T1NDER TIE PROVISIONS OF a DECREE rem.
u dered by the Circuit Court for Putnam County at is
March Term. $685. 10 cause Of A. H. lindloy, IT,, &C.,
"a. X y. B. Thompson. shall proceed, on
Saturday, February ca, 1859,
At the front door Of The Court House Of Putnam County
10 se at public auction, 70 the highest bidder, tho .l
lowing tracts o: land, to.wit:
One tract situate on clymer's Crock, IN Putnam
County, containing tuenty.thrcs acrei moro esS,
and fully described In deed Of LsWIs Dodd " R u 3.
Thompson, recorded In Putnam County.
One tract containing nfty acres, also lying on said
c1ymsrs Creek, and fully described In deed Of John
Harvey and Jane Harvey, dated October 2 1884, and Of
record 10 Putnam County. 500
Ons tract, coptalnnK about two hundred and eleven
scres, situate In Putnsm County. In TeAy's Valley and
fully described 10 deed Of SArah Norris and ohen
K T. r. Toonpson, now Of record In Csbell couuty-I
copy Of which u also nis With the papers Of said
cause; ar many or 70 much Of said trscts may be
required to asy the debt Of tho complainant In said
Cause, With inherent aod costa Of su upon tho follow
Ing --r.s,sn :. -
TERMS: ".'
onc.thid cash 10 hand 81 tho balance on an equal
credit Of elk and twelve months, bonds being required
With good security for the deferred payments and the
title Ieserred I'LL hnal payment .. ....
-.r.-.-- Il CHESTER PARSONS,
Do. -, lSss.-oVt. Special CoInmIssionsr.
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chnrlcston, Jan. II, lSGa.--lwt
Notice to Take Dispositions.

James +. Ilansiord
Alfred Thornton and .h"mnS l.. broun:
rs cHASCEkY--
IN the Circuit Court Of Khnnwhn County.
To Alfred Thornton. JuInrs l.. IInlIsiord ami
Thomas l.. I:rmin:
TESTLEMEN-Yn will tnkn naiIcc, Tint on Friday.
" the I9h d"V II E"brndrU. 1869. | thnll' at
tho Office Of Thomas T. SWAIN, In the town Of Charcs.
ton, IN said county, pr"crrd I" take drp""i.ons ana
take, state .c,i" AMI report the accounts heretofore
ordered 10 Ly taken in this 10y decree rendered
therein on the 29th day Of June" lsGJ and hy snbs".
ournt drcrrcs The account will hr kept open Tor ten
days for dispositions.
Ian II lsGs--lwI Special Commissioner.
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Commissioners Sale.

TJNnER 4 CEETAlS DECREE RENDERED. ~ TIE
u Circuit Court fu' Putnam County. nj It's September
term, 1884, In cats, therein depending. OF John It'~
yer ~. William G. B:seoc ct al. shsIl proceed "n
Saturday, the en- day NJ frb""a"V, iSG9.
n, the front door of the Court House Of Putnam County
n, y uclock NJ ,rlI at puIIr purri"n la The higrs
bidder tract Of land lying Poplar f"rk 81 Biz linr
Ticane Creek IN Putnam Comfy, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND EOITY.TIiREE (IJ3j
NcRfS.
and fully dr>crhnd In dee" OF John Brrycr tn wm C..
ri,cnr filed IN thu jnprs 81 E-L cau.r. This tract
rrupriars some eAcrsnt IarmIng land and vsluHhl"
improvements.
TERMS OFS.tLE.
Onc.,hirl cahh IN hand, and The hnlHn"r credit,
Of six mid twelve months. Lnnds hrIn: 'rquir" with
good security for the d"rrr"d pnymrnt aid I'll" tile
rrsrrvrd until lnai payment.
u. CHESTER rARSONS,
dec aG,b, lc";-9wi Special I'"rmi'' "m"r.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27
GsDiDOliS Advertisements.
a REMARKABLE FACT

Thu, NOT single instance has como to the kfoH,ease
=, n, nrop.,orr Of ,h. failure Of RobaekI atds'u'i
~ .. .r,,r. s,ti,.eton 10 the hundreds OF
=, c,,., in which they have been used ibis worthy
n remark and undeniabls evidence OF their ih''n''
merits. J. H. Rogers, agent
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27
Charleston Advertisements.
GOOD {, HEALTH

/, paramount. to wealth. II ~ System 10 in bad order
purge out The bad hunoss and d!stsmpefs With b.
hachs Blood Pills. and got the internal organs per-
forming tAsr regular Junction., and ones In order
keep them 30 By the daily uso Of Robaeks Stomach
Bit,erh J. II. Rogers, lEent. .''.'