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How a Young Man Didn't Get 010 Of AM
other Mans Moncy-Nlr. Boutwell, Locked
Jp ON n Charge OF Ens0exzlement-TwO
Juvenile Thieves.
young man, giving his name as Henry Simon,
was taken before Judge Hogan, at the TOmbs Po.
lice Court, yesterday morning. on q charge OF for
gerry, preferred By q. X. Wright, paying teller Of
the National PARK Bank. II seems that Simon
presented himself at the paying telier's window
OF the above mentioned bank yesterday morning
with draft dated Nashville. December 1s. 1871, and
drawn BY r. J. Jameson, cashier OF the First
National Bank OF Nashville, Tenn, on the National
Park Bank Of this city to the order Of H. A. Hon.
ginton for the sum OF $7a The draft bore the fol-
lowing endorsements:- %Hl 5.
Pay Jno. NJ Davies 20. or order -
JNo. N. DAVIES 4 Co.
mir. Wright, the teller. carefully examined the
draft and then the endorsements, and soon came
to the conclusion that that OF John N. Dawes Co.
was forgery. Requesting Mr.. Simon to walt
moment Until he could step into ON inner room and
examine the paper more closely, he (Mr. Wright)
went out and called an onicer. into whose care he
confded the youth. A messenger was then
despatched to No. 3S4 Broadway, where Mr..
Thomas N. Gopsen Of the nrm whose signature
mad Sess was toe d
In Centre street. Mr.. G0psell swOre positively tnat
the endorsements wa was &c forgery and nd, not very
to answer at the Court Of General Sessions.
YOUTHFUL THiEvES
Frank Kennedy. lad seventeen years of age and
who nails from the City OF Churches and George
Edwards, eighteen years Old, 9 native ana resi-,
Joseph Oppenheimer Louis swartz, Nos. 8 and 10
been In the quiet enjoyment Of the proceeds Of ls
street with 1t under the arm oF one OF them. the
Oficer took them in, Of course, and yesterday
Judge Hogan locked them up In default OF bail.
BOUTwRLLs FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY.
Noses Boutwell,, q ministerial al-looking Individual.
who claims g be brother Of the hlnstrioas secre.
tune past employed In the capacity OF night clerk
at the eating saloon II and 10 Park row, was
Tor tors Of The saloon. + Messrs. 1ltcSsil Won
or 81. smass than S
pose Of ascertaining whether not he was 'knock-
ing down" one OF the walters In the saloon was In
Of each check he gave out This was carefully done
and In the morning. when Moses made Ms
return Of cash, it was compared with with the the
snort. For instance, on the sOth day OF November
By the waaer called for sia ea For the purpose OF
being thoroughly convinced that Boutwell, was
the cheeks given out " was consinued irom November
81 down TO yesterday, and the return falling short
IN every case from two 10 four dollars Aessrs:
Michel h Won BrOnn0r concluded that they could
not very well AFFORD to be robbed IN tnaJ manner and
80 secured MI. Boutwell's arrest
and concluded TO allow the brother to the Secretary
$50 caledJ to choose between two aternatives-fur.
s p ~ Sr a. e Go1r
s0na Mr.. Boutwell, selected the latter.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
supBEMs COusT-spsClA. tenn.
The Proposed Storage Reservoir.
BefOra JndRa Pratt.

The Proposed Storage Reservoir.
Before Judge Pratt.
The People er rel. Gideon s Nichols ct al vs. the
CITY of Brooklyn-The plaintins, who are owners OF
property, proposed to be taken for storage reser
volr in Hampstead, and who are not satisfied with
the awards OF the commissioners OF estimates, &C.,
applied for act OF certiorari TO review the pro.
ceedtngs taken by the commissioners Judge Pratt
granted the application and made the writ return
able on the nrst Monday OF February.
Decisions.
Juliet RenpfcE Us. Frederick W. Reno oicE.-Mo-
ton allowance Is so far granted that defendant
may pay In ten days to PLAINTIFFS attorney sum
equal TO the disbursements herein to date, incud-
ing rees OF reference. The balance OF said motion
may await coming In Of report.
Heymdn NOck us. Francis Sch1cfd, dc.-Motion
20 amend granted on plaintiff stipulatng to take no
costs except for disbursements 10 date
John L. BrO,cneu, GC., Us. Star Metal Company,
6c.-Moton for leave to sell real estate OF defend.
ant denied, with $40 costs.
The People eI rel Joseph Phelps rs. PdfrfcE N.
TuIiv.-Attachment dismissed without costs to
either party. Plaintin may have an order to ex.
anime books referred to at ONCE OF defendant and
to further examine defendant before referee.
COMBINATIONS, sc.
Judge Pratt yesterday confirmed the report OF the
commissioners on the orening OF Sackett street,
from Fourth avenue to Nevins street, and granted
an order confirming the report Of the commission
ers In tho matter Of the application OF tine Smith.
town and Port Jefferson Railroad Company to
acquire title to lands In Queens county.
Mr.. @. II. s. Williams on the application OF Mr. @.
" Brown has been appointed referee TO take testi.
mOny IN reference to the disposal or some OF the
African Civilization Society's real estate. E.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

AT the regular weekly meeting OF the Brooklyn
Common Council yesterday, Alderman Bergen pre-
siding the OF the Mayor the resolution to lay
Scrlmsnaw pavement on Rogers avenue was received.
communication from Coroner whitehilI asking for
ordinance requiring penalty to be attached to the
sale Of kerosene oil Of less than las degrees Fahren
heit was referred TO the Law Committee. 1t was re-
ported by the Law Committee that the compilation
Of the charter or the city was now satisfactorily
completed, and the Recommendation Of the same
committee that William q. Bishop be paid 81, 600 Tor
services rendered was adopted. The bond OF samuel
arren a. Collector OF Taxes was accepted Charles
b. WHEY, chief. clerk OF the Street Commissioner,
was voted $3.50 for extra services. The resolution
TO employ i've additional clerks IN sne Tax Oollec-
tors Offlce until February 1 was passed over the
Mayors veto by 10 TO 2. The Street Commissioner
was ordered TO take charge OF the dumping dock
foot oil Norm FAtn street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
COURT CT OYER AND IeamlHEa.


An All Days Trial, and Acquitted.
Before Jucge Ingraham.
TINS Court met at eleven A. N. yesterday, the
s0urt room, ~ usual. being densely crowded.
CHARGE or RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS
The trial OF John Broobsky was resumed the charge
ssains, him being receiving about sl,sos Of stolen
goods from william II. Moses clerk in The employ
of Evans Gardner Co. The defence ls that he re- :
celved shawl and thirteen yards OF silk, which were
found IA Mis- possession but that he paid Moses their
full value, the lnter representing himself as being
m she auction business. Tue case was hotlJ con-
tested, Assistant District Attorney sullivan lab0r1ng
sealouely TO convict Lne prisoner ana Mr. William r.
Dtxing making long and eloquent defence In his
benalf- Al four r. NJ, after brief Dut clear charge
b. the Judge. the case was gwen 10 the Jpry Alter
ocQuistsi
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The Election Fra rauds-convicfiou OF John
Kenny, tho Bill Poster, for "Repeatius''-
Sentence Deferred.
Before Judge McCue.
John Kenny, the Brooklyn bill poster, was tried
yesterday for .repeatng' &C the last election. The
cnarge that Kenny voted In the First and Fifth
districts OF the Fourth ward. He was defended by
Mr.. p. Ready and District Attorney Morris, ana
Colonel Davis appeared for the people. Mr. Ready
moved for posponement Of the trial on the ground
OF the absence Of material witnesses, but Judge
McCue denied the motion and the trial proceeded.
Considerable difficulty was experienced In empan-
cling Jury, but one was finally obtained aud
colonel DAVIS opened the case for the people.
dent OF the Board OF Education, VINO was one Of
tho INSPECTORS IN lhe Fifth district lie Idenuned
and one Eugene White at the polls two or three tines
but did not rec0lecJ that he saw Kenny VOTE
Henry D. Peck, another inspector, swore that he
saw Kenny vote there and saw his vote deposited:
he Kenny gave his residence as 10 Nassau street,
ana the man who voted before him gave the same
Policeman Chambers saw Kenny put two ballots
on the boxes, but whether they were put In or not
George Van Mater poll clerk In the Fifth district.
stated that Kenny voled there and gavo his name
Justice Walsh, that he mad voted ia the First dis.
trlct.
Joseph Reeve, prominent republican politician,
teHti1ed that Kenny voted In the First district and
gave his residence as 70 Nassau street.
STEERING A YOUNG VOTER.
Eugene b. White, young man who was lately In
the employ OF Kenny Murphy, testified that ne
ana the defendant voted In the First district OF the
Fourth ward; witness went with him TO the Second
and Fifth districts, and beievedO that Kenny voted
IN the latter district; Kenny asked him to vote from
his house, No. 25 Nassau street; witness spoke 70
him ab0ut the trouble AMI he said ne would get MIN
(White) out OF 1t should there be any; defendants
gave him the ballots 10 vote. The question was
asked young Wine how he came to testify before
the magistrate that he voted only on that 1ay.
WITSEss-keDny suDppnsed me on MS examl-
nation, and told me
MUST DO 1T TO SAVE MYSELF;
when came there he p0steu me as TO what should
testify he said looked nervous, and took me over
and we had q drlnKj on saturday alter the eiectlon
Kenny took me over 70 Newark, but did not 70
away then; on the next Sunday he gave me q NOE
70 person In wllKesDarre and 81 IN money; l went
there and my father came after me and brought me
back to Brooklyn; Kenny saw me yesterday and
asked me II was subpRnaed on his case, and told
him yes; he SAID, .sThen " you come up you must
testify the same as you aid at Walshs Court; will
testify on your case and u will be ali rQtit:v ne
showed me q cheek for $3.50 before election day;
when he wanted me TO vote on election day he said
that ne would protect me.
A PBNITBNT Y0CEG MAN.
On the crosse xaminatl0n witness said that ne
knew there was an Indictment against him for ere
peatinr" He came there - the requess Of the DIS
irict Attorney vso asked him 70 tsls candldly and
I've owned w ~. HQEyM t0Id hlM tnas ~ Ves ~
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COMMON plsAs-GeHsRM 1Eam-OecsMsta Term.


Decisions.
BY Judges Daily, Robinson and Loew.
E1rcfn us. Colenan.-Appeai dismissed.
Go'1ses u.s. Odenhesmer. er.-Judgment anirmed.
Lerv Us. XoCa1lI-Same
Stepdn us. Schsslv.-Same.
Sarsneld Us. Fgetcner.-Motion 10 open default
denied.
brvant rs. carev.-Appeal dismissed.
6leecEer us. Falshee.--Jud dgment reversed.
Connolly rs. Bvrnes. Judgment affirmed.
C,'0ice pS. kennedv.-Same.
Kei0tsh Us. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
yersed.
Ahearn r Al. us. Daniels.-same.
Barker Us. MOn.-Same.
Foley Us. Viytue-Order settled.
Jones us. Lowdn.-Judgment reversed.
IoersciUte U.s. Acknowledgment.
Pond us. Cldrk.-Dsmissed, with leave to 20 TO
Robe vs. Ihe United States FIRE Rrunoutshtno
Conapanv Judgment an1rmed.
MlchdelS Us. HOtfe.-SQme.
iSliipnan U.s. f1eisticker.-New trial ordered.
HoderscF Us. TIE Mayor. dc.-Resrgument or
Sin,n,ons rs. De Saoe-Judgment reversed.
Pollock Us LttfenthdL L-Decision reserved.
AeTzoerg 10. He7uaeTs--Judgmont affirmed.
whanaer ~ Fleche.-Judgmept reversed.
Clarke ts. Donovan Judgment afnrmed.
OoDr,ner/0rd Us iyuaiuL-Same
Iyer vs. AcKenzfe. Judgment reversed.
R0tceU us. 2dvi0r.-Same.
atkinson us. Leuune.-Appeal dismissed.
hone Vs. Seisdm--Judgnent afirmed.
Sesocrt SEE y. Hoao,oay.-Judgmsnt reversed.
hic6 w. Beude.-Judgment af1rmed.
Levy u.s. Berltner.-Judgmeni anrmed.
kesnpner ~. Sink.-Same.
kcG0Dan Us. Nurr0V.-bsme.
CTone rs. Rsiuv-Same.
Hefnk vs. Observation-Disclosures TO $50 and
BaGeip na wfssoal.-s Judgment amrmed.
nAaiM ceuRI-PABr g.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.


Larconies and BurgJarfess fta
Before Recorder Hackett
The nrst case disposed OF yesterday was an IN
dictment against Charles L. wallace. clerk IN
TiHanys jewelry store. He was charged with steal
ing, ON the 18th inst. ring ana two vest chains
worth $l0o, and pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny. HIS Honor in dsposing OF Wallace
said that he was convinced from what he had
learned of the respectable antecedents OF the
accused that 1t was his nrst offence, and. conse-
Ouently, the punishment was limited to one years
imprisonment In the Penitentiary.
James Smith, jointly indicted with TWO others 10r
burgari0usly entering the premises Of Clark Sea-
man, No. SO west street. on the 10th OF November,
was tried and acquitted there being no legal evil
dence TO connect the defendant with the other
burglars.
Mlcnael Curley and Gregory Crane, charged with
assauting Charles Osgood on the 9th OF this month
at o saloon In West Twenty NTH street, when ne
lost silver WATCH were tried and found not guilty.
the evidence failing utterly 10 show that they were
implicated III the assault.
Joseph Olden, who was indicted for feloniousy as
saulting JOhh HegenisCh, on the 18th Of November,
BY cutting him ON the shoulder with sharp knife,
pleaded guilty TO an assault with intent to do bodily
HARM Sentence was postponed till Wednesday.
Herman Smith was tried and convicted Of an as
sault and battery upon little girl named Mary
Schreier and sent to the Penitenfary Tor one year.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
A JERSEY HORROR.

At a place called Liberty Corner, In somerset
county, few days ago, frightful occurrence took
place. 1t seems that o nre broke out 10 house
occupied by German named william BeusI The
nre alarmed the family about three O'Clock In the
morning. There were eight children IN tne
man worked hcroically TO save his family. He
succeeded in getting out his vile and seven children
and started back 70 get the eighth onnQ, when No
and The child perished IN the names This sad 90
currence had produced great excitement u the
anen,ationa were loud iOr the lo q ne falbse Of
lhD GrOup Of children
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COURT Of cOmmoH plEAs-spEcAl TEAM.
Decisions.
By Judge IarremorA.

BY Judge Larremore.
Crandau Us. hdsokfns.-Moton granted. Costs
to abide event.
Same ps. Sdne.-Motion 10 amend complaint
granted on payment Of COSTS with leave to DEFEND
ant to answer or domur II 90 advised.
Same Us. Sdn,e.-Order settled.
Lteonaan us. Stetnnetz.-Motlon granted.
Waller Us. Th0nds-See opinion.
Koch os. K0ch.-D1vorce granted. Plaintiff To
mony.
In u.e Natter OF the Application or Patrick Con-
nor.-Moton granted.
Buuerroorth Us. Crataford.-Judgment on remit.
titur granted.
Hopkins ". WeAdnd-Motion granted.
Equitable LU6 Assurance Society or the United
States cs. HaiL-Reference ordered.
by Judge LOew.
Blossom Us. Gdss.-M0tion for Q new trial. on the
ground OF newly discovered evidence, granted.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
COURT CALsH0Aas-Tals D,r.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Car
dOzO-Nos. so: call "a.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEC1AL TERM-Held by Judge
Barnard.-NOs 93 lS4, 2O4. 230, 23s.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HELD by
Judge Van Brunt--Nos. 2bl, 2lo, 2l7, 3oS. 59l.
22sK, 62l. esS: e57 90, Ss7. Ssa eSi, Col, es9
Brady.-Nos. 1474, 642 e4e, 794, 37S, 43s, 42o.
426. 4s2, 4s2h, 43s, 43s, 44o, 4A2, "a, 6es, 274,
808, 832
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part HELD by
Judge MonelL-Nos. 6S5, !S45, l57. ga 1921, 1925,
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held By Judge J. F. Daly.-Nos. s45, 1o37, 727 $40,
ol7 1901 s76, 1923, 6s 1872 GA 40S 1l36, 772
1884, elh, lo65X, 1889, l0o3,. 6le. 4S6, s93.
MARINE C0URT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Alker-Nos. 1885, 7469, $685. 74S0, 1906, 8144
$751; s72s ess1 6ssa 777o 74oS 74s 74sl. 1904 1907
sl12 Part 2-Hela by Judge Shea--Nos. 1880, 746o.
7629 7l88 72l5, 1851 1891. 1859, 754o, 1850, 1851
1859, 1858. Part 3-Held BY Judge Joachimsen.-Nos.
$685. 7oaS 74os, $685. $685. $685. $685. $685. ss34 1929
1918, 1914 $3.50, 6321.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Great Sugar Case Again.
Before Judge Blarchford.

Tho Great Sugar Case Again.
Before Judge Blatchford.
1he United States %. Weld d Co.-The defend
snts, large importers OF sugar, doing business In
shn city and Boston, are proceeded against for the
recovery Of $aooooo alleged TO be due on their Inn
portations OF sugar and the payment OF the Custom
dunes on whlcn-to the amount set forth-it IL also
alleged they evaded by Dribing the Custom House
omcers. The case was previously on trial for sew
eral days. and fully reported In the HERALD, but the
lury having disagreed the case comes on for o new
TRIAL This morning
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
SUPERIOR COuaT-speclAl TERN.
Decisions.
by Judge Freedman.

DcC10lOM0s
by Judge Freedman.
Louts Chana00urt ct al us. James Cd0nev-Motion
granted far az to require plaintin to furnish list
OF items
John r CasdDeH us. The Hotonkfss Brick Machine
Companv.-Motion denied. with SO costs 70 abide
the event.
Cecil B. Rouse ct al us. The Williamsburg Fire In
sur'Gnoe CONTEMPLATION denied.
Thomas BrdS0r US. Sarah BvGSer.-DefendantiS
motion for further alim0ny and counsel fee denied
Report Of referee confirmed and judgment OF d.
v0rce granted.
George Bro,on ct al. Us. Cdtharine Dtesre-Order
granted.
George ". Tt'essper ct al us Same-Same.
John n. COnyseH us. SdD1e.-Same.
Thomas B. Kerr ct al us. John DaUfs.-Reference
granted.
Robert s. Tuvor ct al vs. Francis r. LuQueer ct
aL-See opinion.
Joan q carpenter ps. Terence D. Carpemer.- SEQ
declslon.
Francis B Paine us. r. Robert Codlin0 ct al
Motion granted upon payment OF plainttss costs In
the judgment as taxed by to Clerk, with the excep-
ton, however, Of any allowance included therein,
and the referees fees subsequent to Judgment and
$40 for opposing this motion.
isaac B0efna Us. Stephen BIhrie-Notion denied,
with $40 costs.
Gtthoolev us. BQtts Order granted.
BY Judge Barbour.
Albert Bristol ct a. us s. Frdnk.-Settled As
amended by me.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
THE COUR s.
Important Decisions In the United States
Supreme Court.

n Great sugar Case Again-A Spicy Family
Ilsganon -Businsu in Oyer and rerminer-
yuSiciai Assignments In the Superior Court
fss The Coming Ysar-The st. Cloud
Hotsl in Court-Sentences In the
General Sessions-Decisions
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sBooxlYN COURT cAlENpAB.

CITY CoURT-Part l.-Nos. 100, 2lo, 23o, a21, a22,
&C. l4l. 23s. $500 l60 2o7, 213 23l, 264 SOs 2S2 g
267. 260 ILL., 337 301, O. n, 20, 81, ZOE. ll2, 136,
1Sa 2S2 2oS 24o al; IA, 2ss. 2S6, 2S7 2Ss, 2Ss,
900. 33l. 39l. Part 2-Criminal trials
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. T., Dec. 18, 1871.
The following is the Court or Appeals day calen-
dar for December l9:-Nos. 487. 472, 400, ATS 47o,
070 463 43O. M
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Dockslons.
Jane c. Mer,otn US. p. @. ker,otn-same.
ASSIGNMENT Of JUDGES IN THE suPfsDa COURT FOa 1872

The following assignment OF Judges OF tine
Superior Court for 1879 was made yesterday
GENERAL TBRMs
Jannary-McCunn, Freedman, Sedgwick.
February Barbour, McCunn Curtis.
March-MOnelI Freedman, Curtis
April-Barbour, Freedman Sedgwick.
MRy-BarDour, MOnell AcCunn.
June-MQnell, Curtis. Sedgwlck.
October-McOunn, Freedman, Curtis.
November-BarbOur, Mcneil, Freedman.
observation-disclosures, Curtis, Sedgwick.
SPECIAL TERMS.
January-Barbour. June-Freedman.
February-Monell. Oct0ber-6edgwlck.
Larcl-Sedgwick. Recommendations.
Aprll-McCunn. DecemDer-4onelk
May-CurttR
Part First Part Second
January-Curtls. yanuary-Monel.
F0brulry-Freedm0ns february-ScdgWick.
March-Barbour. March-McCunn.
April-Monell. April-Curts.
May-Sedgwick. May-Frecdman.
June-MCcunn. yuno-Bar0Our.
OctOber-Barbour. OctOber-M0nell.
November-Curtis. N0vemDer-Sedgwick.
December-Freedman. DeCember-McOunn.
CHAMBERS IN VACATION.
Freedman-From Monday, July ]. to Tuesday,
July 10, inclusive.
Monell-From wednesday, July 10. to Thursday,
Barbour--From Friday, August 2 to Saturday,
McCunn-From Monday, August II, TO Tuesday,
September B. inclusive.
SedQwick-From wednesday. September l. 70
THURSDAY, September l9 Inclusive.
Curtis-From Friday, September 20. to Saturday,
October g. inclusive.
GENERAL TERMS IN VACATION
Thursday, August barbour ana MOnell.
Tuesday, September 8-AcCunn and Sedgwick.
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hwy@ and sx-Cosporston Attorney. '4ney caaam
shas The latter improperly oDtainer1 nom snem
SEQ % ana suit was bsougf 10 recover
me ainounk WIN interest efum Decemcer
- 1854 snaSn msmsnem 1rss denied the
An order % snow cause wny rehearing should NOT
court. The Judge deoidef iSst sne nation shouid
have been granted, ana Srdered Mr. POWER 70 pay
over me amount clair ga.
DecIsIoua.
n Judge Cardozo.
A'tcne" os' Nsssinger-Motion granted.
Roach Us. .nrots-Same.
W"so" a. Weeks et aL-Same.
=" " = Natter or the Petition Of q. Aaronson 10
VoW Ae AssessRenk-S Same.
<stsoa ct at us. Ker.-Judg mcnt for plalnsla
AQDhs0n z. SttQeter ct Gi.--Judgment granseos
Allen Ct a.. rs. Jdrdinf.-Aotlon granteG
aV0i0t us. Gredt Western dnce Contpa"v'-
Amendment grained on pay mcnt o. COSTS.
Lem ps Nedrns Motion denied.
Canseid o. Raymond snouid % dis.
Do,ons vs. Dicsinson ct ak-Nemoranda for coun-
Jane C Mer,otn Us. p. @. ker,otn.-Same.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

BY Judge Joacnimseh.
Garter ~, Gtllnen-Aeqoa ~ sAlsUs yStN N
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-09
sRERIEE,s BALES

pY VIRTUE of sundry writs of F'ieri
II Facias, Nendiuoni EXponas and Alias
Fieri Facias issNed out OF the Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County, and TO
me directed, there will he exposed TO sale
10y public yendue or outcry at the Court
House in the Borough of Tionesin, ON
MONDAY, MAY 22d, 1871,
at o'clock, p. NJ, the following described
real estate, 10 wit:
s. L. McCalmont VS.. G.. S. Long. II.
Wathey and ELI Walton, Il. ia. No. 30 May
Term lSI1.-Also, ). z. McCalmont VS.. q.
;, Long and ~. Wathey, fl. fa. No 80 MAY
Term, ,lS1l--Osborn.-All that certain tract
OF land situate in the township of Hickory,
county of Forest, bounded and described
as follows; Beginning at post, thence by
lands formerly owned by James Alcorn,
VIM. Hunter and others north forty-five
degrees'east five hundred and sixty perch-
es to a white oak, thence by land formerly
owned by Joseph Green south forty-fve
degrees east three hundred and seventy
five .perches to pine stump, thence by
land now or formerly of II. Stowe south
forty five degrees west five huadred and
sixty perches TO a yellow pine, thonce by
land formerly owned by II. Stowe and
others north forty-tive degrees west three
hundred and twenty perches to the place
of beginning. containing eleven hundred
acres more or less, and being tract NUM-
three (5203) unimproved. Taken in exc.
cution and TO be sold as the property of II.
Wathey, George Long and Eli Walton, at
the suit of $. p. McCalmont-
ALSO,
J. T.. Mcclure use w. c. Jameson VIZ. A.
A. Copeland, ven. ex. No. s, May 7. ISL.
Nicholson and Blackmon VS. A. a Cope
land, al. ii. ia. No. p, May T. lS7l.-Al
defendants right, title, interest and claim,
of in and to a certain tract or piece of land
situate in Harmony township, Forest
county, Pa, bounded and described as fol-
lows, TO wit; Commencing at white oak
sapling on the Tionesta Road, south side,
thence north three degrees east twenty
perches to a post and stone in field, thence
south forty-seveu degrees east sixteen
perches To u jack oak sapling, thence north
three degrees east one hundred and ninety
SIX perches to corner, thence westerly
eighty eight perches to corner, thence
south three degrees west one hundred and
twenty-four perches to the said rionesta
Road, thence by said TioneSta Road twen-
ty-iive perches to the place of beginning,
bounded on the south by said road and
land of u. l.. Davis, on the east by land of
Il. l.. Davis and Boncy tract, ON the north
by land of oil co., on the west by land of A.
Handy, containing eighty-two acres, more
or less, with one frame house and one
frame barn thereon erected, and about %
acres improved. Taken in execution and
To be sold rs the property of A. A. Cope
land at the suits of j. Il. McGuirc, use w.
G. Jameson, and Nicholson &C Black mon.
Terms cash.
| April 20, 1871. Il. l.. DAVIS, Sh'ff