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The New York herald., 1869-01-30

The following ~ n list OF Americans registered at
the Office OF Bowles Brothers Co., for the week end
ing January IA, l5G9:-New YOKE. Z. H0ughwont,
q. II Glenn, l.. G. Ttockwell, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Balm
forth, Miss q. Is. White, Miss H. W. Kellogg J. Matti-
son li ana family, Dr. IL D. Nicholl, D. 9. Ray and
VIE, MIS-. ParkhGrst, Miss Weaver, L. G. Strong.
bos'on-D. q. Gruwough, $. u. Nickerson, T. W.
i.ane. =. w tlamPney, L. A. Smith, Alex. Bowman.
nIooNyn-f. II. Daniels. san Francisco--J. q. r.
warren. cambridge Massachusetts--J. o. Hoyt
1ucaxo-f. II. rpdike. London-H. MacDowell.
Utsrolt-tl. A. Wight and wife. Philadelphia.
hnlne ana family ]. II. Lea, Mrs. M. A. Mitchell
Louisvile, kentucky-W. l.. Brdgeford. Worces-
yer, MASS. NJ. klce and wife. Erie Pa.-Mrs. NJ.
SouItrght, Miss a. COPYRIGHT. Rome, Italy,. III.
hartlefI. Provdence-Mr. and Mrs. G.. r. Eaton.
ID. Hollins.
:. Americans registered at the banking house OF
Drexei Harles Co. for the week ending January
l4.-Phladepnia-Mrs. L. r. Fettermsn, Duon
iiessenbruck Thos II. Wood, G. A. Gallony J. Henry
Lea. j. p MacCelland, Mrs. N. A. Mite leii Mrs. n.
~ MacCanley, Mrs. &. G. Stratton. New York-Wm.
W. shumway, II. NJ. Van Schaik Rev j. n Rogers,
Mss VI N. Gibbs Mr.. and Mrs. j. MattIson Miss Mat
tison :. D. Macpherson, II. H. Alden, q. n. Herbert
g X. Walsh. r. g. MacCauley, Edward part. Charles
Iop2an anu family Dr. p Quinn and family, y ..
SCoaoington Boston-!ohn Ware, Alex. Bowman
Clncinnati-Mr. and Mrs. George Bowler. New
Orleans-Miss N: Gaetano. Chicago-Frcd. r.
Updfke. Rhode Island--w. y. Lawrence. Provi-
dence-Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Eaton. BrookIyn-
Miss l.. w. Kellogg.
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CLEARED.

Steamship France tBr Grace Liverpool National Steam
ship Co.
steamship Britannia tBr), DOM dson Glasgow Hender.
son Bros.
Steamship Hawk (Br Jackman, St Johns, NF-Bowrng
Steamship Worcester, Hudgins, Batnore-w Dalzeli
SHIP Marlborough tBr), Armstrong Antwerp-Fabbri
ship Eupenie CyG), Cahubley, Hamburg-Edyc Brock
Bark Arthur (kG Schafer, Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Presto (Br). Brown, Antwerp Boyd Hncken.
Park pallas tfr, Bidde, Belxe-J Jex.
Bark Golden Fleece tBr1, Rhodes, Barbados-Hy Trow
bridge's Sons.
Bark Eliza Barss tBr), Hil, Hamilton Bermnda-J N Har
Brig Antelope, Rumbai, Marseilles--Jas Henry
Brig spring Bird (Br Whittier, St Thomas and Maracabo
Rrig Nellie Antrim, Wallace, Barbados w Raw A Co.
schr Jesse Clark, rndcrhill, Cadiz-B WEINBERG
schr Ed Watson, Willis, ~ Martha, savanila, &c-D
schr White Swan, Collins, Belief Leaycraf
Fchr J Auger, Aldrich DeDsrara-A Abbott
Schr Amherst (Br), Choesnet Halfax-J Whitney Co
Schr kendnskear Wyatt, Charcstnn-N McCready Go.
sehr Susan Wright, Mount Georgetown, SCBrown Guy
schr oake. Ames, Edmonds, Richmond-H Mccready 4
schr Lots, snow. Norfolk Vac staples.
schr Cranmer, Predmore, BatImore-N McCready
schr Esielie, Ward, baltimore w B vondersmi,h.
sclr Raymond, Ellsworth, Baitimore-van Brunt A
schr John stoekham, Price, Bslmore-A starbuck.
Schr Lizzie Williams, Cooper, Camden, Me-
scLr Boynion, Miicheii forlsmouib, NH Boyn,on,
on a Co. s'
schr Trenton, Martin, Providence--G X Racket Bro
schr salie Burton, Palmer. Stanford
Chadsey. Providence.
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FOREIGN ART MITES.

Professor Karl Piloty, director Of the Academy OF
Arts at Munich, has been appointed to similar
position to the academy at Berlin.
Mr. Paul Huet the celebrated landscape painter,
was recently struck dead by apoplexy while work.
ing at his easel on picture intended for the next
exhibition In Paris
another object OF art gone astray ~ says the
Temps OF Paris "The imperial library possessed
vase in chased gold, ornamented with enamel,
lagree work and precious stones, by artists Of the
This precious article, which was known under the
name OF SAINT -Remy's Calice, has disappeared. A
letter from correspondent informs US that 1t was
taken from the property OF the State and given
to the cathedral OF Rheims.n
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Man ana Woman Found lnsehs'nie eieizh-
Death of the Woman and Arrest OF Inc MAN
The Affair Shrouded in Mystery.

A Man .,. wo,,., Found Inseisihle Gielzh-
Death Of the Woman and Arrest 0f the Man
The Affair Shr0uded in Mystery.
CUxsAcKIB, Jan. 20, 1859.
The roadside murder in Ulster county was the
latest sensation in crime ON the Hudson till mys-
terious affair happened near this place on MONDAY
evening last !the Investigation Of which partially
closed to-day with coroaer's inquest. The partc-
ulars are as foliows:-
Un the evening in question Williara Simmons, who
is O married man. having sick wife, and who re-
sides with his father-in-law at Nedway, seven miles
from here, started to come to Coxsackie in one
horse sleigh as he said. after doctor for his wife,
He invited young girl, nsmed Sophia Houghtaling,
sixteen years Of age who was also stopping at his
father in-law's, to accompany him. She acceded to
his request, much against his ern-aw's wsh and
the two started on their journey. They did not
return till eleven p NJ. Shortly after that hour the
stepped out to see II they were coming, and found
them seated IN the sleigh in mont Of the door, Dotn
into the house. where, in fteen minutes after, she
died. Simmons was also carried into the premises
and Dr. Van Hoesen was sent for but simmons d,a
next morning, and then only for few moments
saying N reply to . question from the physician
about the affair, "What's that your business ~
Later in the morning, however, he became sensible,
when coroner's jury was empaneiled ana SIM SIM;
from Medway directly TO the Coxsackie Hotel where
they entered the. sitting room - together
lie said ne drank once there. They then
went to q grocery in the village, where
they drank, first at the bartenders expense
then at his own and then IL the barender's expense
again. They drank together five or six times, the
bartender treating last when the girl was placed Ia
the sleigh and he (Simmons was also helped in He
stated that that was all he knew OF the affair till he
returned to consciousness Tuesday morning. The
tollgate keeper between Coxsackie and Medway was
also sworn He testified that when they reached the
tolgate the return the girl was not visible SIM
mons got out OF the sleigh aud paid the toll and then
getting back drove on. The girls jockey was found
near the tollgate. Without coming TO any conclusion
time d post mortem examination OF the body Of the
dead girl was held, and the stomach sent to Albany
for analyZaron. Tonight Simmons will be taken 10
Catskill JAIL having been ordered under arrest. He
braZenly stated that he had criminal intercourse
With Miss Houghtalng four times since last Satur-
dag IN his sick wfe's room.
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Africa, pu. in l7th for Bagaducs Brown
sss esiss, sssS Snc ' Annie Lewis jssas Tsdns ris
g. s4S S6Hs a.f h. isG
NYork scLrs Randolph 9br) r'swen' ana heen Has'
laSs Cleared sS May Richards Havana. Lena
& Ts% Mas Hss. asS
American Ports.
orleans sshrs s,sespos dsIyssson SI.s. Carrie
ton; onsida Davis Wilmington. NC; Hannah Baker, MI
"a Roman. Baker Philadelphia bark
Norman; ship Wild Rover brgs Jessie
Hssnas s csps ;:ss%TTsR
wH la .nITsS .p Albert
ss Lucy Jones':
AeCHIsy NJ Marshall h SssSs Belfast Ire;
Ss: ssS9s son
S. sn e John naf%s f%.m
s.ss s.s. w.,9i ss:. wy
man, NYork load Dsmerara Neponsst Galson do.
cHxRIEsSoSs W IL Jan s-Aved schr Lilly Francis, New
swrsnss. oSer Pso1idsnos Charles Raymond Higgins
ssth Arrived, schr Ida Richardson, NYort.
EpSxETowS BIS yis,Sr Smith 4ls;s. Ssw
or
ssth-In port evening" the arrivals others
Pensd from Rio Janeio for orders Passed n schr Dear
born Raysr TGT pGso sn soS .ch sner Hunt
lsy FSsSsphs; d wsiSss Ssysriand 5sS;:Sn;
sssas s ha Powell
Ss% oRha 2h siss esaoIsf a ssmp saa B
csf o gSw ssmng s. Up R mGld
.s:s s4sSs Ys,.nvs Ba
BssioD on bsri sp Pages PsrnambueO; sehi
bar. .s's AssS: Dsss
IL gus yss ss
% On . sIssn as eSas N9o Chase
new LoNboy, Jan a-Arrivsd, sloop Oregon Rhodes.
ii. new :s R Tss; Hs:
'oD Asn Rico Maud
Afaafa Basss' sass9 .ssas Lin
coin pm NySrk Amelia, Post New6urypor; o x,rv
Gen Bgs an
sSssy ra..sy Ma9s a Awe A%oes
rSspsa o /. sands %
"PoaTLAND Jan 27-Arived, steamer Franconia, sher
a es DSs esy :
PROVIDENCE, Jan 2S-Arli schrs Minqaaz Hsany,
saed-sehrs Fitmouse, Handren, and William Butler.
Ee ana hS asSm n2dE Esa
sAvAaNAN, Jan s5-Arrved, ship County Of Pcou Br.
McGregor, Glasgow.
SailedSchr Gilmore, Bunker Darien, to load lumber
for NYork
2sth-Cleared, steamship Herman Livingston, Cheesman,
NYork.
2sh--ArrIyed ship shannon, Glasgow schr Sarah Fisk,
NYork. Below q brig.
Cleared-Bark Proeus NYork.
ST MARYs, Ga, Jan Arrived, bark Lord Baltimore
SALEM, Jan 6--Arrvcd schrs Mary Langdon, Pnkhams
Rockland for NYork; 27th, d Newcomb Higgins Tan
WILMINGTON, NC Jan 27-Arrived, schr John FERRIS 81
John, NYork.
Cieared-Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Nyork schrs
Lockwood, st John, NYork Nellie Starr Poland Bath Me-
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ARRIVALS.

RrronTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Anstrrasian Br, McMicken, Liverpool Jan le
and Qu.sns.own l7th with mdse and passonge 20 Gu.
Cubs, bound ri 2ssh lat 20 "a IS b6 al 10 AM passed
steamship Java bound and schr Hall Columbia, steering
same day lai 10 a. Ion 80 3D. passed OF Guons
bound ~ The A expcwienced strong westerly winds.
steamshp Leo Dearborn, Savannah, 65 hours with
and passengers. 10 Murray Ferris 4 Co.
Stenmshlp James Adacr Lockwood. Charleston Ian 2S
Jpn, with mdse and passengers, to " Morgan 4 Co
steamship volunteer, Jones, Philadelphia with mdse 10
..Bark Henry Lord (of Harpswe, Pinkham Ma,anzas.
IL days, with signr, 4c, 10 Walsh. Field n WAY.
Bark witch, Hopkins Boston, days IN ballast 10 Henri
bpIague. VIII load ~ this poit for Gibraltar.
Brig Eolus Br Forbes Messna, days passed Gibraltar
Dec y. win run 70 Brett Son Co. Had some heavy
Brig Mountain Eagle (of Batimoro, Lesry Old us,hor
ia, Jan 10. with logwood, TO Miller A Houghton. ''
schr Holmes, ward Gan BIAS ls days. with cocoanus
to Jas Douaas Had light norhery winds ana csms tbe
whole pastage. ' '"
With sugar 3ey % " Loud cc. sailed n company with
schr Queen of the South, for Delaware lar al
siM 90 lon y so spoke acbr Jo, secon siockion from
OF square rieged vessels burnd north - 49,
scbr Waiter nso,t Brj sypher, cardenas ~ day, with
moiasses Had heavy weatheB south OF hatl rns - -
ftbr Wspsla, Carr Cienfucfoa via sa annab ir days,
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with sugar &c o Fowler Jones Geo Sparrow; .ut
into Savannah IN dstress = st -
schr Hedges tof Sag arbor Franklin. Caib- II
days With snSnr oarS anS me 70 knowton Co. Had
nchr lry%n % from from .aibarien for Boston, Y N
sSh Ea NJ savaDnah da5s with yellow pine
schr A4ctc Garwood Godfrey. Georsetown G, days,
with elbow pine, to Henty Miller Thomas Sailed In
pe..y with schr Jane Emson, for NYork.
schr James Haig, Brewer, Newbern, NC, days with
naval stores 10 master.
Schr NJ A Kennedy, Evans, Virginia.
Schr Saml Warren, Emerson, Delaware.
schr Rogers, GIL, Delaware.
Schr Joseph, Ireland, Egg Harbor.
schr John James, Snow, Fairhaven for Virginia.
schr Northam Pelham, Providence.
Schr Rachael Jane. Cook Newport.
Schr Q Paynter, Hawkins, Nurwak.
schr Cerro dordo, Hodgdon, Norwich.
Schr Naiad Queen, Chase, New Haven.
Schr O Baldwin, Baker, New Haven.
schr Lady Adams Evans, New Haven for ElizabethpoT
schr John Stockham, Price, Bridgeport.
schr Phebe EIixabeh, Hil Bridgeport.
schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford
schr Falconer, Wilson, Northport.
Schr Havens, Boxom, Cold Spring.
schr Mary Bacon Flynn, Cold Spring.
schr Ann Dole, Halsey, Cold Spring.
schr s Parker, Little Glen Cove.
schr Samuel Davis, Smith, Cow Bay.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 20, 1869.


Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving this port
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet. Tho New York Associated Press do
collect marine reports attend to the delivery Of packages
win be by the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1853 the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously
n5- The Office Of the Herald yachts JANIS and
JRASNKTTF nj Whitehall slip. All communications from
owners and consnees to the masters OF inward bound
sels viii he forwarded free OF charge.
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receipt, signed by Moere, was sold At the
Sale sylvestre, In Paris few days ago for forty
four dollars. The great poet went-by order OF the
SAINT Germain-en.Laye on the occss OF tine fete
Of saint Hubert, and the documen, above men
TONED shows that the coet OF living, travelling and
amounted 70 sghty.sisht dolarA The date is the
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SAILED.

stcamship Cleopatra, Havana and Vera Cruz.
The ships City Of Brooklyn, for Calao Southampton for
Hrtsto barks Paes for Cork Falwoth Adelhem, for
do Golden Fleece for Barbados and sch Adelaide, for
Port Spain are anchored at Quarantine.
Wind at sunset 8, light
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SHIPPIN G. N z w S. .

Almanac Tor New York...rais Day.
Sun rises ....... IL Moon rises ...eve 8 43
Sun sets........ 5 10 High water morn 10 22
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Ban Of Mammalian Coteric.


The annual calico hop OF Manhattan C0terle was
held last evening at Lyric Hall, and was one OF the
most enjoyable socables Of the present season. The
Coterle organized under the auspices OF Maphat-
haitian Lodge, No. 62 f. and A. NJ, and about 400
couples were present at the entertainment Of last
evening" A few more such affairs as this would run
the market price OF cotton up at least two
per cent, the demand for the material must have
been immense. The ladies wore cotton dresses OF
every conceivable color and pattern, from the ioud
yellow and pink to the pale lilac and immaculate
white, and as for the designs they were Kaleidoscope
Several blushng bells ''rung the changes In all the
glory OF their grandmother's cnintz window cur
tains and vaances while others were modestly ar
rayed in the most delicate specks and spray pat
terms. Artificial flowers, with cotton leaves and
petals decked the daintest and most attractive c0
fatTes, and the committee wore cotton badges, while
nearly all present were 'caught on the hop' before
the night passed. Among the ladies prominently no
ticeabe were Miss Markwe, Mrs. Castro, Miss De-
raismes, Mrs. Samuel CLARK, Mrs. John Ryer and
daughter, Miss Josephine Yglesias and 'sthe pretty
flower girl OF the Astor House," Miss Sophie Bou-
langau, who was accompanied by Mr.. A. y. De-
ralSulcs.
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BALLS LAST NIGHT.


New York Teiegrnphers' Ball
Apollo Han Gagged SO many interpreters OF the
lightning messenger last night that one may wen
ask whether magnetism was slumbering. Click,
click. click Is the monotonous sound that harps OF
the ear OF the busy and hard-working telegrarner
the whole year round, that an occasion IKE this
is welcomed as the poor man does t.e Sab
bath. One brief night too brief for the
sons OF toll, was spent In what Sidney
Stewart termed sfun for the millionn See the ope-
rator at his weary round Of work and see him again
in the bali room and there not churl In existence
to grudge him the enjoyment. Magnetism was GER
tanly mapping somewhere. ''rhe Electric ball'' Is
at once novel and attractive name for pleasant
social gathering or the "wre pulling" fraternity,
and taking peep at the company one is struck with
the propriety Of the term. Neither Gavani nor Volta
De Luc nor Faraday, Callan nor Morse, in all their
laborous researches could fathom that perfection OF
the science which Is exemplded IN the nash OF the
eye or the throb OF the heart wnen KIgaed or
powered, often c0nf0unded at the galaxy OF beauty
that bewiders and tntoxicates in the ball room ana
we can only give expression to our feeng6 IN sucn
words as charms and enchantment, whereas that
grand but incomprehensble force called electricity
phrase, sanima magnetism felt this disturbing ele
ment, and in the attempt to express the enects ne
most appropriate certainly. but the tables were
turned this time, for the ladies were the operators
ea ce ana they
would trine with toys found difficulty in exclud-
ing their partners from any considerable share In
the brilliant display. The fair ones smiled and the
stronger sex instinctively bowed, evidence that
they ie the impulse that is irresistible. When these
graces moved along there was magic In
the movement that evoked admiration. the
prevailing cOlors were green satin, black
silk and garnet tarlatan, but there was
no extravagance either in style or variety
OF coorng. The gentlemen all seemed to have
ssstruck a new key0 for white vests were to them
things OF the past. uniform black cloth suit was
the order OF the night and this in itself s an inno
walton that marks Improvement. 1t suggests tenn
perng OF pleasure with reason and indulgence with
sobriety. Taken altogether the ball was one OF the
most respectable Of the season and was noticeable
for punctuality in the observance OF the programme
The company commenced to eater the hall at ten
O'clock About l5O persons participated.
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CNrrHs NEW YORK PALE ALE.


between Seventh Eighth avenues, new York.
MACPHERSON SMITH DONALD SMITH
THIS ALE bfewed with the greatest care, and can Ss
relied upon as perfectly pure and wholesome For DELI.
tnCf OF flavor and nne TONIC properties 10 uncquallsd
and country.
fhc attention of consumers solicited Orders by NAH
promptly executed.
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nR J, II. sCHCNCR, OF PHILADELPHIA, WILL Be
~ New York hs patients professionally on Tues3
day. Feb 2, from "a NJ to r. NJ, a his rooms, 81 Bond
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-07-22
Sheriff's Sale.

The state Of ohio, Jactsos County, IS.
Rumsey, Roads & Reed,
W. On I'd Order OF Sale.
David A. Edwards, et.al.
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
issued from said Court, and to me directed as
Special Master, / will offer at public auction at
the door Of the Court House, in jackson, in said
county 0 Jackson, on
Saturday, July 81, A, D., 1869,
at one o'clock, P NJ, of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county of
Jackson and State ofOhio and bounded and de-
scrbcd Os follows, lo-wit:
Lot number one o. in the second addt ion tc
the town Of Winchester with all the appurten
auces and benefits attached to or belonging to
said lot, aud described as follows; Commencing
at the north west corner, thence running soutf
four rods, thence cast eight rods, thence nortt
five rods, thence west eight rods TO the place o
beginning, including the mill erected thereon
Appraised at Two Thousand One Hundred an(
Thirty-Three Dollars.
To be sold aa the property Of David A. Ed
wards and others, TO satisfy Il Judgment render
ed by said Court in favor Of Rumsey, Roads &
Reed.
Terms Of sale--Cas on day ofsalc.
Given under my hand at jackson, this 29tl
day of JuUe, A. d. 1869.
JOHNSON WADE
Sheriff Jackson County, and Special Mnste
Commissioner Court Com. Pleas SAID County
james Tripp Attorney for Plf
July /, ,'G9--jw-pf 5t2 90
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Sale of Real Estate.
Commissioners of Jackson County,
Vg.
Levi NJ. Mercer,
Flral Order Of Snle.
Commissioners of Jr
First Order of Sale,

L lfbl bGutl VI putVs
Pursuant to an order of sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas In the above case, we
viii offer at public sale Mt the door OF the Court
House In Jackson, county of Jackson aud State
Of Ohio, on
Saturday, July 81, 1869,
at one o'clock z. NJ. of said day, the following
real estate, situated In said county, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wt;
The southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section number fourteen (li), township
number five (b), of range number nineteen (la)
Also, all that part of the east-h0ll OF tho west
half of the southwest quarter Of sald section,
township and range, us Hes northwest of the
public road running through said quarter OF
said section, said last named tract containing
about fourteen CD acres, moro Or less
Also One-half an acre In the cst-hali of the
southwest quar- ter Of said section, township and
range, described as follows: Commencing at the
sou th-east corner of half acre surveyed and
plated for A. Saddler by Beverly Keenan,,
county surveyor, February H. 1860; thence
north 50 degrees east, 8.1l chains post, from
which q walnut II inches diameter bears south
28 degrees west rs links distant, thence n0tth
/ G2I chains post thence south SO degr ees
west O. II chains 10 tho northeast corner Of the
suddler Survey, thence sou th 1.62J9 chains to
the beginning corner Line on the soulh
boundary runs 10 the ceutre Of the road.
10 be sold as the property Of Levi NJ. Mercer,
a lunatlc pauper, and to be sold In separate
tTacts.
Terms Of sale .-- One-third cash In hand on day
of sale, one-hlrd In one year, and One-thlrd IN
two years, with Interest on deferred payments.
Deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold.
Appraised as follows;
First described traetat $3.50 90
Second described tract at liO 10
Third described tract Mt 20 90
COMMISSIONERS OF Jackson county.
d. Maekley, ATTY
July 1,--5W .-pf Al6 90.
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Sherif7s Sale.
SIM Ohio JacI

Sa'cof Ohio Jackson countySs
Sophrona Farrar
vs.. Second order OF sale,
Robert Perry ct. als)
Notice Is hereby given that will offer at pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House in
Jackson, In said county of Jackson, on
Saturday, July 3lst, A. D, 1869,
at one o'clock P. NJ, of said day the following
described real estate, situated in the county of
jackson and State Of Ohio, to-wit Lot number
forty two (12) Township number six, CO., of
Range eighteen (18), commonly called the Scioto
Salt Reserve lands containing eighty acres
more or less, Appraised at Sixteen Hundred
Dollars. Ordered to be sold by order made by
the Court Of Common Pleas of ofJackson county
Ohio at It's March term, A. d. 1869, in a certain
action pending in said court, wherein Sophrona
Farrar is plaintiff and Robert Perry ct. ais, are
defendants, and to be sold by me on order of
sale issued by tho Court of Common Pleas OF
sa i'd county, and to me directed as Sheriff of said
county of jackson. Appraised at $1G0O.0O
Terms ofsulc, cash on day of sale.
JOHNSON WADE,
ShH j. G. Ohio.
Stevenson & Trip,
AHys for Pm.
July /, 1869 -5w. pf $3.50