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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-05-24

THE amount of the Gala
bama claims" is $13, 662, 2,OOO.
On the other hand, the amount
of the claims of British subjects
against us is estimated at $50
100000. Most OF this is to be
paid for cotton seized by our
Government which had been
iousIy assigned by the
Rebel Government OF the own.
ers to British subjects during
the late civil war. As a com.
promise the Commissioners
will, if the British treaty is
ratified, probably agree that
both claims shall be paid,
bringing the United States in
debt to England to the tune of
100000. Such is the great
Alabama treaty.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-05-24

Winconsin editor was calE
ed out of bed one night to re-
crive a subscription, After
that he set up nights for over %
week, but thc oGense wasn't
repeated.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-05-24

Wen O. man and woman are.
made one, the question is -
(Which one z" Sometimes
there is a struggle between
them before the matter is set
ilnl
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-05-24
Thanks.

Hon. L. d. CAMPBELL, member OF
Congress from the Dayton district,
and Hon. A. G. TnURMAN, U. 5.
Senator from Ohio, will accept
thanks for numerous documents.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-05-24

So corrupt is the Radical
party in the State of New York,
it is said to be cheaper for the
Democrats to buy a majority in
the Legislature than to elect
one. .
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-05-24

r. G. Corwin has been nolni.
mated to the Senate for Super
visor of the Southern Ohio Dis
trict.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-05-24

Cut-worms and caterpillars
are getting a little too numer-
Gus in the vicinity Of Columbus.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-05-24

Eight hundred and eight
cmigrants passed Columbus,
westward bound, last week.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-05-24

A party of Havana planters
propose practically to investi.
gate the problem Of Chinese
labor
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nov , EREyEs-Arriylls csrs
punpaw, IN rdi'n 30 chun clst yesterday The
portion of the cattle coming tri
ryal and gUbbld hrI all up-l.l offered.
PORTION o The ci sold at aou m
M the hrt choice reaching above 2 The Communp
SheTnip slaughter
Il Gallagher cars; Lehman Bros 7c y. Campbel cars; 4.
Moes W. Kelley and Enssh Newton, each cG b. W. Gie
Newton cw t top al II Rel and ~ or w. Kelley also Ohio 60
"a at 1ntdll!c.
wesheimer for Lehman Bros lO7 gade,
Re OF ut animals OF exceeding
PIE also I3 Illinois FOR d. H. Sherman Cl cwi at lie.
4 Moses sold his Gj fair cst OIiD lOa He
G. j. Pagan bad ~ Illinois sets for d. H. decent 6l
cac, selling At loo llc, 20 Ohio for r. GAlag gLer
lOJdlIc.
b. w Glett sold Ills "a Ohio steer. ofGi Al cwt nlIc
II Westheimer, for T. Eseing u Vrua steers 81 lOf
EuetOn sale u imported Channel lsand
ns the prices vae from SI5 10 25 each selling 55 p head
SHEEP AND LAsB-Reeepts TO-DAY and 7 this week.
aud 10 at COmmunpsv Demand fair and prices fully II
exceeded Some chOch sheep o 6
ste Asat Portehs, b. Hume Elliott 20 lambs 20 h and
3 Csnsdss i n all al 8 ia Csnad - rs per heah Ohio
i2J csnAdas. ll3i d, at &c.
Kirby 70 Indiana mb, h At To 1877 Indiana sheep 81 n
at S5 E ewIi ~ Of 0 Sc. II STATE store 80 b &C. 5
State 14 10 etc 81 do % b ac, and Csnsdas, lS ~ at &c
sheep nj Sc; le Ohio 6ne wool, S 10, at Che
A. Van We sod ~ State sheep s3 b. G and % lambs 16 d,
at 7io.
Ksse Co jersey eves g At 5tc
200 Western Of sli D, by j. ~ Pdeock at 6lc.
Hoes for the day 1875 and the week with
smother day hear from There scarcely change the liner
weather canning i've 70 sell readily Iiaii Dressed still
quoted 9 and Of the figures show loss
Chicago BALES Of hive at Fores Ohio c
GO9 u eos b % Si, and 3 Of2B n. 81 ni.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

A-'''@'''~S@ A@' ND''
PAYABLE sTMI-A:NUALLY, JANUAEY AND July,
FREE or GoVETNMENT TAXES.
Tleac Bonds arc secured by FIRST and ONLY
Mortgage on the Road, and its earnings and ALL TIE
PRoPlhTY Of TIE CoMpA&Y, including nearly
CCCyu,CUO Of acres of tho best agricultural timber
sections Oh the Continent
About the 1st of January next nearly two millions
Of acres Of tho finest lands in Minnesota will be
placed in the market Ivy the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company and tie proceeds Of their sale will
be used TO PURCHASE AND CANCEL TIE CoMPANY's
80 BONDS, provided they can be purchased at a
price not exceeding 10.
These securities are now selling at par and accrued
interest in currency JAY COOKE & Co.,
New-YOrk, Philadelphia, and Washington.
EIGHT PER Gent t8 p. cO COLD.
IIEST MORTGAGE SINKING Fund LaHD GRANT BONDS
OF TIE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
IL DENoMlEATIo>s OF $1,000, 500 AND 500, can
be obtained from the undersigned or through the
principal banks and bankers throughout the United
States.
These Bonds are being rapidly absorbed by in
vestors and capitalists and but a small amount re-
main untaken. The security behind them is ample
in every particular, as they constitute first and
only mortgage on trunk line of railroad which will
soon connect the City Of st. Joseph Mo- IAN impor-
tant railway center, with the Union Pacific Rail-
road at Fort kearney, materially shortening the dis
tance between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In
addition to this the Bonds have further security in
the fact that there is included i'm the Mortgage the
| Conpanys magnificent Lands, amounting to 1,5OO-
wv acres known 70 be among the best in the United
States. The Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale
of these Lands at less than Four W Dollars ner acre
and payable to the Trustees under the Mortgage for
the clear and express purpose of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire amount
of Bonds which can be issued. and leaves the road
property and franchises free.
| The Bonds have thirty years to run. with interest
at Eight Per Cent Free of Tax, payable February
and August i'll each year.
Both prlnclpal ana interest are payable in gold.
The principal in Eew-York The interest in either
New-York, London or Frankfort-on-the-Main.s at the
option of the holder without notice, and in the gold
currency of the country in which they are presented
| They are coupons or registered
Trustees-Farner Loan and Trust Company
| Maps circular, documents, and full information
furnished ON application.
Though acting as agents for the sale OF fhis Loau ou-
firm buy and Selln Their regular bus,vsa, a. ko,d, a,
the st. JoSspk ast DeHr1 City Railroad COm,,n,v ,Io'.
of the Eastern NrisiOn being nop quoted ron ,o1 N
1O2 and accrued Attrest These rers or;ouav rbo0.d
bg1 al OH. TANNER Co.. Bankers.
No. II Wal-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
FRIDAY, Nov. 3-P. n.

IIIDAl, -NNN. 3--F. II
Tie .oy,, Iaa1hct atiil rules strong, but with
out siut or r Business is restricted al over, ana
rcpr,,.~ cGy operations for the purpose Of advanc-
ing iu,S though il by no uncertain that tho
Iar. ho.,cr, have been unloading this afternoon The
mara,t rof-l dun ana steady all morning, but
toward midday there was quite sharp upward
...,it started in one or two Of tho active
list a,l +Jy Il 'iiro there considerable vim
nud bL.yaucy in Northwestern Common, Lake
Shore Eocl land Ohos and New York Central. There
was &l.o ct times pretty fair trajc IN scrip, Wabash,
Uuiu.. i.c.u,, Wr.tcrH Union, and Pacific Mail Hanni-
bal and ~ Joseph advancing rs the day OF election
draws near common selling up CT and preferred at r.
DOtou Hartford and Etc was steady at Z. Morrs and
Essex sold at o. and G. G. and l. c. at ls Consolidation
Coal rose TO . Nagyaud Coal selling at 231 Express
shares were strong a, s. and United States at 5s The
followin wcr tJc highest aud lowest prices of active
stock, mad. TO day:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
OFFICE or Fisk 81 UlTCU,

Pdnlors and Financial agents ofibe Che'Gpedke and
OliO RdiirOdd Co.. No.5 NASSAU-sr., NEW-1 ORk- }
The rails arc being laid on the Western Division
of 100 miles Of the Extension Of this great East and
West Trunk Line. which in o short time will be
ready for travel and traffic, and to commence the
transportation of Kanawha coal to the Ohio River.
Tho earnings Of the Eastern Division Of 2@7 miles,
as a local road awaiting the completion Of the Mid
die Division of 100 miles, will reach this year nearly
SSOOOO0. The total cost Of the entire road and tho
largo equipment required for its mineral and through
traffic will be fully $50 OOOO0 Tho total amount
of the FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds, Which we are now
selling, is FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS, OF winch only
about four millions remain unsoId, the proceeds Oh
which, with the Cash on hard will be ample for tho
com1lctiou of the entire line. Tho inducements
they offer to investors perfect security src"U
popularity, and high price when the ro'u Is M
ishcd; the same rate of interest rs ~ ~ " ~ '
principal and interest both payable IN 'ui''" H'I1va
oold coin in Ncw-York City; their present 10"
nrico o9 and accrued interest 90 per cent less thaa
Five-Twenties, with equally Certain pay 'A'"
tcrcst and principal.
1vo recommend them to our friends and customers
with the same confidence with which VIC have al
,vovs recommended the UNITED STATES uoNEEN-
uryT and the CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS
We continue to buy AID sell CENTRAL Pacific
Dovns and fully expect they will in time, reach tie
pr;cc of Twenty Bonds. They are dealt Ii at
the principal money ccnters of the world the COM
many have none left and can issue more on their
Main Line, as the amount was fixed by act Of Con-
gress at 2jS OOo the property pledged to secure
tho bondholdcrs is worth fully one hundred millions
the net receipts Of tho road for the year will be
nearly three times tile interest payments thereon
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDs are issued in
$780, $500, $1,000; either coupon or registered; in
tercs six per cent gold, payable May and November
The CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS are al Of $1,000 each;
interest six per cent gold, payable January and Jul
in Ncw-York City.
Deposit accounts Of banks, bankers and others re-
ceived, on which we allow four per cent interest
Checks payable on presentation, without notice tho
same as at National Bank. FISK Il HATCH
HARVEY FISK.
A S II ATCu.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

IN State bonds tcro has been pretty fair trade THO
chief activity, however, was IN South Caroina9 new
January and July honds which declined from 81 yester
day t. s. to-day though later reaching in tho street to
S5 The late depression in these bonds is due partially
to the large sales of bonds hypothetical OH loan and
which the borrower was unable to lift North Caronas,
old, sold at S7a3; new, 49, special tax, l5t; Nir
gina Cs old, COZ and do, Consolidated Gl TIC follow
in- wero tho bids for state boulsI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

Brooklyn will close at OILS M at the Merchants Tx
change, Nos 80 and SO Pinc-St.
Money has been easy all day at six and seven per cert
on Government and stock collateral. There Is s much
striugcncy among the commercial classes, and the best
paper Is not passed much below II per cent
Government bonds started of strong and higher los
selling up tol4i The corner started yesterday came 10
grief the sharp rse brought into the market very
large amounts Of the bonds held by investors IN inc
late calls the market was lower, but closed hrmer'
Mcssls. Fisk & Hatch rcpo. at p. M:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
Cole1nan Bcuedicrs closing quotations we're:

T,bc cold market has been dull At the opening the
orce was firm at 49, It quickly went of to 1I and
returned to iii but the price during the greater part Of
Che day ruled at I1i. On gold loans the rates were
hat" and o. g. t. s. and per cent for carrying The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as ioi
Iows: Gold cleared gold balances, R2so76
currency balances, t2SOO,ll6 The following were the
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE.

Per Rorh River ptsRu Ra,iroddL
Nov 3-?o Pl Ashes bales broom Corn pigs BerwAx t8
bales Cotton So Ss Cotton SEED bh COppa O Gales Copper
Wheat O hnsh Corn p 100 Oats go Barley 22
hash SE. e . n,", I s p rs' 1 Sasf FS, 1 oO
b Hops. 6s Hhs y b,s, Hides DS side, Leier SEQ bbI
Spirits Tsrpentne ~ bbL Crude rpenne $50 bills Tar 2 bb
RslO % pLE Pot al gtg. Beef ri pigs Cut Meats $50 pig
Lard 36T Pig Batter so pigL Ches,e ao Pkg. T.loy .
SbJI Tobacco olo Pig. Tobacco bt WHISKY Wool
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
CcUtAERFn T9 2I TE OF H3nTT9 n5LIs 81 7uG OF TIE
JACKSON LANSING AND SAGINAW RAIL-
ROAD COMPAnT,

rr,r py ,grsm.ns heiEc", TIE Mcnr,n cer'.i and ne
named Company be worked by The Mch Cnt in ure and
T. hs tes of agreemnt aud for the OF extending tbs
Lansing and Saginaw Road nOrhry, snd as
mogage 70 upon the road !or 40 GOunt as vi" provide
f1nl extension Of ths fer north tbs
Stat. of kscLnae the exchange Of all outstanding bonds
nr p for the bonds urtr the mortgage Of
similar LIdi that by the terms Of the agr'c1n'p Esy 5
Jans upIer tie laws Of Michigan tho Michigan Central
airoad COnpsny may mako rs on to BE- s"cur b the sane
oglre tho Jakson Lansing and agnav an ssns ne ae
len Sbose Lansng and sagnw should pe 50
N do That will depend upon the action Of those
~bo sold The bonds already ue under the several
mortgages upon Jackson Lansing and Saginaw Ro1 tt the
bonds shall elect 10 exchange them fr the oo o t
Bcgln Cntr secured By Mnge est mortgage on Tue Jackson
ufg Saginaw then Il will isne It's b0 d, for the eKtensol
OF the road and tho ding bonds o the Jlr
son La sin. ana Saginaw Railroad Conpny rll oewe rot; ant
In order demine whether 1t win viii not Issue s
bonds under said mortgage necessary that the boxers shall signify
q IN early day, their disposition In the matter.
Michigan Central rOad Compsny n lssue
will he thousand dollars each and te Hoyenbr lJ
payable 25 years interest free Of Government paya
bic seml.nnnnsly at lti Oacs In Boston.
When exchange made II will be interest he adjued
Therefore, holders Of the Of The Jackson Lansing and ss
Ruan Comp Of making the exchange herein
yde will please notify ISAAC LlVERMORB Treasurer Of the Mch
Central Railroad Company osOl before the II n Jay Of
December lG1l.-BJstOn, Oct. l, lE1l.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
financial.

Oyycn OF THE Third ArESrE RAILROAD CosrAxr(
H.W.YosK. 0a- IS. lJ71)
T,HE STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company are
hereby nosed that As Annas Meeting for he election Of
Directors and ihesstsT q kss h the srsang Will Be hs
open and close H. q ., DAY. Tns Tnndsr Dost Of Aha
Compsny vii eoe nm Set 20 n November bs ah neIh In
''1~'~ ~ cmIRIRs 4 ARrHnR Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

their money, and having it at all times subject to
check on demand, can do so by dcpositng with this
banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world, with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

An informal meeting of the holders Of the preferred
stock Of the 81. Louis Alton and Tcrre Hautc Railroad
Company will he held at the Office Of o. D. Ashley Co.,
ON Saturday, Sov. 4, al O'clock p. IN.
The earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and
Minnesota Railroad Company for the month Of October
were s73,CO2 SO.
The failures Of tho banks Of John Slime Co. OF San
Francisco and es,irgs Co. Of Sacramento, caused
run on the Odd-FclOws' Savings Bank in Sacramento,
to-day, which quickly subsidcd, however, all the de-
mands being promptly met The San Francisco Savings
Bank continues oauiDg on real estate at per cent
Tho following is the movement in dry goods for the
week: Entered for consumption. S,45543; Withdrawals
sliOq3s; warchouscd, $5G3592.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day
Pennsylvania Os sold at 1oJ2 Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 2it Reading Railroad 5i5i and Pennsylvania
Railroad, 57s. GOll closed at llI3.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

The days transactions at the o. g. snoIressuTy were
reoe4s 81 o ga Curresry syss" Ss 20 1
Geo IB6tee ICeIISny OsA"Vo'' E0o 90
6ob b1lHh1s.,s... i~t9seAs'''''''''''
CanvtsT Tso~pS l,52S,pLHl
Foreign exchange has been weak. Rates arc Aeml
nsIy as annexed but ssIes are made at 10 Sle per
aent conopasion We anots:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

Thirteenth Election District No bEasI Thirty Diuhs livery stable,
FcT,sc1iS District No ssa TrAv shoe store W ANlps
sHieeua Election Distinct No "a Thriave, cigar" Henry Gold
stem. .. :, ,, - H.,
Ess,~cr,h Election nrc' No ,a Turthav. cs;r. soGsE
Tver,,h tley;ion District No lINcsI Twenty ss7enh band
Tsen,y r., Elect On Dsct No T,as. tailor, P. P.
went rlcc,Ou District No soa savc real estate Patrick
T1cr,y third Election r.t No Sith,v pictures L. Schwartz
TwrNrY.SECoND WARD ,.-.-....-,..,
Fo.y ~ r. i "a ,hSr .iore J joe,s Eoc5
S,c,' Luon Dsu,, No. Go EShhaye leather store J. p
TGrl Election p, 70 So Yi'eav. lesasIs ssr. I NJ fis
sni ,S S ~ Ci &c. e5j Nirtrs,e 5, iicr F. ve,cr
NJ Ec psr.t No. o. Tcye cisar store william "es"
T,r,l District Xr'svc Esenelor
Iisyrta Election District No Broadway, between FOrtyfnh
Tttr2 i.si,a i.' $, Trcaissy between Forty SIKH ard
Tre p lerir1 rr 70 IN Rroadva- between TortseT'
Tos. &C. IA Teton Dslc,, I6 Dca'vay, teaoen Forty
@ff.cc, b. coa D,t c Eo IL Niabsvt cs,rs join Dgc-
tiIt,ah L,c"oa District. No 'i1 Nrtl-A'G' cs-TA Charles
st.,arr,s n clon District No ios Broadway between FOty
IL Ds No 80 Broadway, between Ffy-fFst
Ha Ecc..o5 prc: Broadway between Fag-sOcond
TN,, lon D..: No. ~ SINH ave- cigars JOAN D. Shan
Ts,uy r Elc,.oa Datt, No. 80 West ry.:ourh grocer,
Tr-n,, ,co Election District Eehhave cigars P. Mul.
hIsr
Trrn r. Eoa p, No o22 h;have. cigars JoSa Reef.
1,cu, earth Lection District Nc. 80 Ieuthave candy, Thomas
J. HID
Taua'h Te:on ri irct Tshta'ys west SIDE between Sixty
Ghr er. $ v.y.oaI;a- t. Peter kcl.v
Election pSi-c BnleyA west side, between SIXTY
eighth r1i S.vt7.u'rtI -. George BHg'on
Tuel- Ernn N"t Egethave west Gle second ho7se
Sonb Of T. -ht-i uThs., james Flyn.
DtrAEaSr r,BLc WOREs, BrRgar WATER RTeIsTEAR}
EEw.iORK, Oct IL, ls7L
NOTICE is hereby given that an additional
~ " e @ cent WI be added on all qnrsid water rsus rO-
ht.u q. aud t~ he ty' .ay o. NuvtM.Cr next
CHARLES g. CORNELL, Water Registrar.
CITY oY NERN oEx. DEpARTAENT or PINANCE,)
RECEIVER TAXRS, ,
C"r-- Io"sr rtHE = CrttNHEEs-sT., Nov. !, lSTlD
FI'O TNN-pNNElsS.-NO is hereby gwen
4 pr n he ,d all unpa the lot Of De-
a3 ,na onc cent o. D., Is On al taxes e
az Jan. interest lie o !! yer cent cI o.
lac G ie ty h lss we're Icvei by the Receive Of fc, to
c.. Z Tay ~ h. added 10 money viii Le received eiT
BERNARD SMYTH. Receiver
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
DANKEHS, No. e5 NASSAU.ST.,

off for sale the following 'esisAb!e sccurie'
EwYork tnl Osvego Midland RaLOad First Mortgage per cent
Gold Bonds at par and interest.
NcwJersey Midland Railroad First Mortgage cent Gold Bonds
Guaranteed By the NewYork and Oswego Midland Raoa IS and
interest,"
South Eastern Railway Frst Mortgage per Gold
Bonds, q and interest
Montgomery ard Eltlua Railroad Firs Mortgage per Gold
Goads, niorsed By the State Of Alltam at S5 and interest.
Missouri Nebraska RalWa F;st Mortgage Gold
Bonds. at 80 and interest
Indianapolis and yDcennes Railroad Second Mortgage per cent
Bonds guaranteed by Penns Raroa 90 and interest
Galan Cornty, Illinois, per Bonds ne payable semi!
annually Newlck by State OF lGs 2i and interest
White County, Illinois, per Bonds Interest able semiE
nualy in NewYork By State Of Inois) at 92f and interest
County, Missouri per Bonds so and interest
Clark County Missouri, per Bonds 82i and interest
Jeerson Texas per Bonds ed for Municipal puposes
92l and interest.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
Commerce, IFS; Central National, 100; aud
nnhlic ll2 Tho fnllnM.nc wore the MGs:

In railroad bonds there some moderately large
Transactions C. and Rock Island IS sold at lcO0let;
Union Pacific 1st mortgages, 'S. Land Grants "a''-i
Central Pacific, IO O3, and C. c. ana l. C. lists, S. The
following were tie bids for railroad mortgages
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

t rather b,.v, .ni rr shov deIe n i s'ls VT Yale,
YES ast evening" which 96 for export 8i for eonnptos
ir Tecudob snj 20? In lhIi there mas Geen f Gem,ni ~, @
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the uNIFEDS
L ST ITEs for the NORTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW.l ORk-iA
RiPTCYIn the matter Of BUFFALO CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY Bsnkup-he Undersigned hereby ve notice that e
duly Special Of the assets
City Company which hes hem sedsed
Bankrupt the District OF the United States for the Northern
District Of NewYo aud that all persons have been e0lhed e me
Court forbidden TO make pay
mnt OF any debs s delivery Of property be-
longing Bankrupt Of IL ocers other per-
except undersigned Receiver O mAnLe1
interfering removing the property Of sad BANKRUPT
HENRY MARTIN,
PETER J. FERRIS,
Al Rleei kc
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
feaal Notlres.

fegal Notltes.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
NewYork, relative the widening and - .f
Thirty and Fhy asth st aud also toe hS
Of secondl ana Imt
and RonTseIenthtt o. HeAs uA
thaa one hundred feet In the CITY Of New York - -,
Notice hereby ryea that os the costs ches aea
nuTsd ay Tesoa he proceedings sboyssentd Hsts VII
be prescated Tor Rsusrsb ALbsHI Ses
tAe Ju1csa supreme Osu e New s ~
Hall ia The Cy NtkYs ss tAirteentA az H''eAoe 1
" " ' %SHusI yoHE z IPsSs;D %oSD, 3connl.aoasr.
Dated Eew.Yut NOvenbsr l. Ill
CUPREME COURT, KINGS, GO COUNTY
sURANCE CoMPANY-ASs Assy YTsa ha, y an ssa: nSAe-
ssSs o. III s ss asa elects si s RIeeOs Ere isar
~ All Indebted sA CsePa.y required lsers Ae
IA Az ~ KoyembeT ne n ns 81 SetseA the o1s Ask
RSsy, No 10 Rresavsy 10 he City q EswisSk, FesA 90,
CONT q he q nss sstAs Asn rsspsevs b Se
H. All peIsoss h.'ag lss y..sse HspsNs g .s. q
IA. IA ohcc "a sr b,isre the dsy sboys named
III An ecaoss q Ah paag seanrsa V esve Ass
dive seooas ssd n asae a Cs@pany Ne ssh nser ~
ibs pk Asasd ss ssss ~ is ay Il Dsess ss tS
w. Al psrssa hos .c sss. sshAs.s sostrasa sA c
k.c,i,sr ss o. Ssss az e DcuSss sszi I a - sks
10 10 B.Oadxsy. n He OtE sfEss-rsTk
Dated HsvfOrk OasosT u, lsfi. - - .
sLossoS. HuTcHIxA .A s1Arr. Iasr.sss a. ns..-
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
Notiers of Bankruptfp.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the NoRTHsRY DISTRICT of NEy;i9HX IN
BANKRUPTCYIn the mattr Of the BUFFALO CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY BsnkurThe undersigned hereby give Dohce that be1
nave oen su TTY iSSrRsNCE CoaPESY which has
been uge Bankrupt tie District Court Of the United States for
the Northern District OF that all have beea
on by Of said Court from making and are forbidden TO
ke ny payment ssd Bankrupt the delivery OF any
nTopery belongug 10 h Bankrupt o! its officers aHy
other persons except uuegEcd such Receivers from any
manner interfering removing Of the pOPe OF %
upt except security aud Pr,ceaton hereSLd bu1A'
Oct 81, l67L nENRi NEn MN 9uSpHis
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

HowEs & MACY Bankers the same as an lncorpo.
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st, New-York. Four Der
cent interest allowed on deposits
PEasoSs DESlROUs Of RECEIVING IHrERRs1 for