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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CTTY.-Alexander Mcdonald, ,he pro-
prietor " junk shop in North Tir3st., arrested,
Yesterday, for receiving stolen goods. Charles W.
Mollcr who disappeared from his homo in Monticello
ave- q few days a6 wealthy real estate owner. lie
received a suustrOke last Sumner which affected his
mind and is supposed that he for the time insane
He had $3.50 in his possession when he was last by
his friends The Fire Commissioners held a special
meeting last night, and appointed Committee to select
tie engine houses aud apparatus which II VIII be Gcsiu
partmcnt Some ot tho companies have removed fgrn-
lure from their buildings and secrctci ~ The Board viii
expended by them, but authorized Chief Engineer CoyO
Ia take steps ia recover the secretcd furniture intel
iceut spondrnt writes 10 TnE RGnrN complaining
bitterly because Erie Detective McWiIns has been an.
pointed CHIEF Of Police. and because important appo IT.
mcnts are conferred by the Republican authorities upon
malignant Democrats.
wEEHAwKES.-Two oil trains the branch Of the
Erie Railway, near tie oil docks came In collision on
Sunday, wrecking the locomotives Nos 5d and 1885, and
smashing six oil cars The two engineers escaped. Tie
loss IL estimated at $4,000. Frequent accidents sim
liar character occur on this branch owing to the want VI
Geographic communication between Wechawken and tho
tunnel, whence the oil trains are started
NEwARK-Willam Pitt arrcs ted, yesterday
charged with having stolen 500 worth OF sheet lrsG
from Peter GAM band leader sxtysix vessels have
passed through the Morris Canal since its opening Anil
I, only Is Of which were loaded with coal The German
peace celebrations to-day, will include All ILLUMINATION in
the evening, for which extensive preparations have been
made, and series OF festivities at the Rink which has
been appropriately decorated Private and public build.
ngs viii also he decorated. The project of
has been abandoned disturbance, almost amounting
To riot, occurred IN fcify-st, near Adams late
day afternoon. Officer kOcnig was conducting Abraham
Turbit at Van Buren-st. 10 tile Police Station, when
gang OF the prisoners friends assaulted the officer and
rescued Turbt. Two Germans, who attempted assi,t
the officer, badly bcateI The riDgoaders were ar
rested.
PArrRsoy-The Board Of Education Organized yester.
day by tie election Of George Is. Day President aud T.
A. YoungblOOd, Secretary the Rev. j. H. Duryea and
Charles Inglis were appointed Examiners Of the CITY
Schools The organization OF the Board Of Aldermen
attended with great difficulty The Democrats
claimed that Peter Kelly, cX-nemher from the Eighth
Ward entitled 10 his seat until his successor II elected
Tue Republicans would not cOncode this point, aud being
In the majority carried the day. The Demo" then
elected Alderman Hopper President ~ the B0ari, ana
escorted him To his seat The Republicans and the Clerk
Of Board proceeded regularly with the In meas ne
c0Tding 10 established custom and lay, aud elected Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
TIE MORRIS CANAL LEASED.

The lease of the Morris Canal to the Lehigh
valley Railroad Company has been completed, and the
papefs were sigBed yesterday This railroad company
has Heretofore been under agreement with the Cen
raj NtS.-J.y.ry EHirptd, WHich has now, however,
..nd tir Iei lh and lsquc Eannh Railroad. The Le
I,i VIlrv RaI.Hai viii us ID 4 position TO forward
ilc ,aui - OF coal through ih'l hc"t ,elhrd caha
Lila. ir,4 , MANY bonts re now loading, and
i. .aI IS rInnA e. IN MaIL neat Wcch.
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srLr EoR UNIV IN-URaNcE OF 4 aTEAA.En.

Before Judge Gilbert, yesterday, in the Su-
irene Court Circuit, Of Kings County, David T. Lttel
brought suit gus the City Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford TO recover $500 tho amount Of insurance On
the steamer Alec OF the NewYolk and NewIIayen Inc,
oesroved by Ere Aug 49, 1870 The defendants set up
a.. d .rercul matters Iu &c cuac:
I.: That az p @ Of procuring policy e plaintiff nNie n',
,,, o Oh. o. .f.r col nl ili vsl- % tIe prop Hy
- ~ die pocg auI touce concerning which increased
D. L Stoid. Tie interest e Ja4Ut rot btsOue
H owner OF tWot.I, o. tie boat tl- s Interest
=. I'D s., ~ represented o. te te lar's I.rd: hier
A.. sv .s D. g.. le plaintiff .DI lis interest without tie kl1,i
-, = lie ee,1qn. Fo.rh: ~ plaintiff ncg te4 TO
sle 10 saving property a. the tine Of tue Gre F Afsr
- s1t, 10 fi- tenn, O. The policy, tu mcl tie
,r,.. ss To l.tee I'd slltidfol 'siui le loss 40
I4 of euoant tL rendered 70 n plaintiff Slrh:
s.r.aT was quits Of and false Swearing ia making the
,,f OF che suht.t 10 lie company. The de-
fu % .p atcIca o 49, les pa " VIC sfUtfa
ter Nh. i.... Oh j a 20 De- paid by the Jl4ilul.
Tied .pHu.u-- moved Tor nOlsMt on the "IouHj That
,fl,otif ia,i violated the conditions printed on the
I0lcy. Motion denied Case on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
LONG ISLAND.

AsroRIA-Many burglarics committed in tits
place through the Winter were evidently the work OF
residents OF The village; but no clue to TIC burglars has
yet been obtained.
Lose ISLAND CrTY.-Thc Republicans, who poll hut one
uh OF the vote here, propose 10 re- rain nom nominating
u ticket.
FLUsuIVG--Thc grave question whether n policeman
has the legal t to laugh at atot cr who is cndcayorny
10 a-..a - AL. aL.L Is % DO d-A-l.A ID .A4 A0aLL.
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C,tudt,pus fC5g,c0--1!a't5.

A LARGE SUPPLY of German, French,
"a Ea.u Grsh Ar.tru Nsc sHl ltf a. IIlP tc.
co-.y, ca be aId 20 Csc B BEAU. .i siz. over Ding ,.
ENGAGEMENT WLNTED-Gya thoroughly
n c.rtct Il Eaa.sI GARDINER pf sa.c.lr ts oll g.
Ftlcrwl ls vie, .gug4l.I l0gsc.a. H. N-.e.-st
Nce-lors.
FAMILIES, Hotels, boarding Farm
e.. anI oacs r..trr t I an. sr I.-I,I ]la'e rl
Itm9lc HELP. those i..I, In sI'. r.prsy
BOD of wra constant nn l. tAti Ni RS lg Ii rf r.1-
Lnd EirLJlMLNfiott p. lJ West Eleventh ,rrrc- ,.,e.
ClIUNTION WANTED as SuOR"-uAAD
- WmILR Address j. .. r. Box 49, .joc.VoJi. Gl..I1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

THO ri i,ncs: called was one OF the plaintiffs John
Therry who detailed the e. nse TO cues
oi ss, iS ,s ad Mrs Kon give you regard to ne NJ
te f1rr could not depend u2oa any o. hSI oN 1
G WISHES; she having enough behind for her relstves
aid ys S95S s S0 o e1 Ies she tSc5 m me to get
p Win renty Of room in IT, ton and upon
to ee IN owl Frcrc gas en-; oysT M ,d sn'nI f bP
irs se glass could ro olaAt be so ready OF u olu ge1
g. Lat. sc al No sae wanted this AFFAIR all round 20 mater
w. or Visit tire too5 and Sic would no, be SaH cam
". riy they would have 70 Keep her oni II was Iea1
~, ,fief corn got up seen In SeTio
ss @ F.' y a.vt you'd o ssa1i a. S M s5 tine to
lg-a expense 1ee al i1 eysry mt she nae lSi of
O. m rs WHIT Ilt have me to oppose hey are simply TO Sc
LEAD ck,; sBi that to 10 so5oeii in regr to her
h role e m r i io f el " bs5, ard ts't iBey fa
!. erri,r they srCh stupid t1gs he ';sed "a, ii
so anu % err .fe asked ne to at herr the LADY All
g What the eofln nade on A BhsS walnut. ?,
s5s not he s s.i ia:S tie a. .si
e. ebs hy vfs altogether alei'4' funerals HON "D SIC
list eT7 ~ o1,f PeT'on y a3 T'5 ho' s1 Of
Ten oIe aaslisF IN -sls i.s an one one vas I,,e 4
s5s 7o1 lie conn and AM the lals robe We ul4I way
% testified ~. she vas sect by her fe-i Ms Klor'n 70
Iha-r
llr-n vorh Lc' DO 10 Si-r ts GtA'.
~ t sf h ~. la matter noE long II t"t ne Ns 70
t-rp ,csiv AMI 90 r DO cNjt ei sAe 1'
s,v her husband 1detuii'' sue iei @
10 - letter trimming TIE house tlan was usSl az L
lus2ns ut voi 30 % sOlN Use 70 Inc -4'~"l-i '~' We"
49, ea: ts ci To-. che employed by VT TherT 70
robe: le A0-Fe OF MIS- J. vIen a'oui
.aatl peculiar ana me witness uu Le
Elo-e1 said witness Woah OILY e ~
t.c vls' witness told .cr she could MOI Nae
.ase. sad VII rave vet 81 1 e. oi h'-s
lr e hIsi one tAat NOtlI uneftA
made Of .IOwn q 10 Or lile. VIA 4 ~
NJ; Nr. Klrca furnished supr5 Of the Coz. sic saI u AIi
1src5.s s-e BETRAYED GOD deal Of a12c7 e wat me %
irty ron ~ it; too Eq The follow p Mol
a. ul H-r st AUle M ale lkv- what La -oAe a1
Lud 80 wa, irs. vi.t sic wafe , - ,,..,.-..u-..
g. alrn w1ae3'e undertaken, tesied iha ne Insnutc
,-re csfet uc Oh never mae one core OF PC
&C. r-4 dolt extct feet inches "e an S5Cu.
g. g. ,o.. IL vss sve ouc han usual ne c Oh ne
t-e Of rro te q he t than ;,e "a ~ - :.
ye-ec. of col-s wines E-l tlil &c ny.
cs.-q fct l.es longs reY rJ7 iron ~ mfhe % ~
r,fe Q TIE vlitb from 70 81 s1
4 ro 3 = ID for The co1 Gui -i DO tallf r'ou WOW
20 telling ne .t'l'' o. 4' ~
( .i-g bat L rot 20 throw o. .e~c eve
me G4cu liant. roed ON the testimony OF I4oeI
% show that the charges were urlt"s ol''lo' 1u1
sstA. rsud in his char"e to the JIy Sia IT, u ~
- lli..ii wa entitled 60 Yel4oJ as A..r U, az, a y
nld si. IL TO tie iary TO d ide as 10 .ho t
g.. c r.- tHtI. seats, thcy gave tne lia ms -
RI % ia interest, amounting ~ an % ..'-.a 80, ~
ii,,r 6A-sadC5 Fullerton ana - D. O-"-Ao' 4o- '--
G,.euDa4.s, 4'eeLa q FoIa.V''
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Announcements.
WnrcoMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Src cure.

The Joint High Commission have. not yet
concluded their labors; and blinking that they U be compelled
# ont on the boundary nc lit takes all GUNNER the members have
, Of this ergency-;lr plugs getting rather the worse of
drl new elo KNOX the Halter III Bfod"'y '
and Rp, has worn Kxo1s Hats for eSs, and prOnoGaee them tie
best in tie gord, and be ough. to know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
HOME NEWS.
TUR WEATHER

Esw.yory Hour Their Bar WA Anil ~ a 50 aoil
l,,i ~ 0lO ~ hp" ''o AZ "
nP"' "a sgo 1913 N. W. :, ~ 49, 49, = y ~
,,.nro ,nrIl H. IsTO-Thermometer at u. IN. 40;
N m, Iso: IL u. IN, 49,
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r.IE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIEHlEPONI
triE4Es rs FI5K'5 COUNSEL.

+ L
triE4Es rs FI5K'5 COUNSEL.
The co-tcmptaou8 indifference Of Fisk, Gould
81. orders u the Master iEquy MIXING the
m ID n1f.rc El q the books necessary for tLc con-
,- O.. q search for the stolen shares OF Ere STOCK
c..I 1y ucElcish stockholders, mas secured ano'Aci
t..vfvt.. le...i. OF th- lav-C l0iug and socLcon-
e..eG-n on Fsiay last tie Master issued his third
BID order .or tae uro@uctoAof inc original stock
.l t,.-.-.c ,,.. end the daily ba.arce-boc@ Of tho
Bic IgHay Company. tbs order was served upon
Jay Gould personally; 3ntinstoad o-t-e po'--' eAJI1s
l.ti-n0nt appeared yesterday, as additional unset
10 F.,. I..9t.1. Ei ia.t rNllE any rNl ma Up o.
l,t'. fr.c I,.l G.. tlc Masters order that Ec IGh
,, ,..fl.ci nd. counsel iu tie matter within very
short H.a and hJ' noe. therefore hl an opp1l ,lhty
tl,-..- I5 iutt- gate 30, and sEcd for az tfjJnfn-
U..t r.i today u'st"0o, al the same time, - lioI'
rsYi t..f tla. tuc Oi.autue4Uc OF tIc oiori eLOhu
20. inv tafr 30. l-t ti j. should continue ID lI4 49icc
an effect. IT.. en- not state However, tl-t sn-h aey
wo-l. give .u'd tI PIE time tp put the books "i'ie
4 81 cannot ioult; but 81 Is asserted By ore tl@-
r.ntl 90 inform "a upon TIC subject t&t tae.e DJOa,
b. today. 1911. t. c ut TIE reach y Orders i4OI d-y
Court. I4e ed. .Tlucut was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

Perfect fitting and elegant Doors and SHoEs
fo Lae, Gentle en- Boys AL CLlirtn Tho asl'' assortment o.
tue work 10 tho city,
Brooks SO AM $50 Broadway corner lwenty-nnhs1
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The PALMER House takes rank "a Che best
Uo.el rst Of NrsY,fk Trl people y;ng tiago T DO WI
70 their sol In- place Mt AL-ElNE N1 S''' VS. "
.,.oo,I "a L. c Jcsl LJ-1is ~ Boston
Those who desire good article to restore 5i.1I,
or, E, ~ rs voYihf color wo1l io @
S,uIAN HAIR RgsESEl, I-s. tAeet't a-N '-''
Irel srA,iOn. SO4 b. al druggists
IN cor,rpr... OF Fult9n-st., Ncw-Y0rIl, is
Al. IT. Sac. 70 tn. eate NsrcHE,. &c i' ''' 'h '"
xiY AMI stEKLSG ESGLisH 5iLyah"A"E b-I'I4' ~ any
VrR,ro>.T SPRryG WATER-Thc best remedy
,ror r Claerr,u StraGu, cal tre- de-seq See nn 49,
". II. ScaigfELiN Iy. 10 " !I.sl'st. " l.
SrrAycrRs ~ TOwNl ATGfrE5 TuREI:H
Barns Lexington rsoutln, heail. 4eio---s ---f'
People from Jersey! Subscribe s'Tl;EhtWay 10
sf,us r:l..l. Lsy - Last lt-llc-.l. oJ 'o'n-s
PUREVoLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS dllV az az
shown talents. 4-.,ts tri best rs-,s ice' -
szss-~ 49, -
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COrPT CALENDA2S-THIs DAY.
rFsrup -CHANgEss-BK.DI. "opens 81 10 an Csen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

A II WHOLESALE anu III At ioiA ..-
"a Ton the BsutrrD. StoeA o. rs, NAo.-e E a-- We" ~
~" " trptS,'II PiPER ntyGISGs WINDOW 1}pEs,
S0CUro, GrI Paper :oc per rc Org faprf i- lt i
cool W1lor S'rlrs, - Ter pair nsr,. s.I a. i t'
bics o. 9TH 80 Der .Ut oi lrl Ca '
a. Iav pr css JW.tOAr.S. 10 2I Na.- oll 0Yt. Do'A
House. Paperai Decorated. Kas inri pol F'iat'L
Good sor.nel 20 pass Of ae - "r e'' if'.
gyTANTED-A rrst-class PARRY who has
w .,.q. creme il fIs igl ttrty lni. 90 an H
toroarIIy gli.rs.u Ls ectc-:bI O. largo CO. a l1' t
ccC.x uavsI-l0rs N.l cl'artf io. core ''tf $3.50" ti
kror 81. 20 ~ he BIZ I'D 90 rs &C.. az csi i''fih.
mr tlr t.atra.lg Iu- .lpi-it vh rlc .a &C. t'l'f
Mani or single AiTy by lecs o. T. ~ lu i'aae Hotel
Io.G
CHARLES HEID~iECK
y CIiFrlGSEs. .iiL.tI ali EXTRA Dry. l. I'LANph
4 Co If.ri.as uf I. Gaze. Las.a D. .s'f' Il
mn ,.o.f, me %. tir qla.e wine. re Grocer wise .a-
SCHULTLE TAlre 'oic Alas lr e o. S. b. irlfsr- " D..
V4TATER-pROOF BUILDING PAPER. free
from tar. Boo. 4y :Heaiag tci1.s, Ot ols t'a .
Ps,ut seeured. For sale D" 49, :. HtN ii" lE',.-,
Pepper W@eho1r - DIti.-s-. 30 .'-lrrs.
LEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save ycur fuel.,-
RANGE ASD FUGSNcE ftb'.!ras atti~i LothiN.-
nU RARRYs REEALHETA FOOD crle3
~ D,srcf a1l 81, disorders o! he stomach hO. =; TO- "'
e.. sai ~ ai druggists
" UENIMATlNG"--By II. y. GJUGE 4
Co. r., 20 gr,I.ay ScNloz.
rE1EAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES, Fish, aHd Pro-
L 'aiuas t.tap 'r 1- mos d. A"-'"' -'' "'- ' Pie
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THE COURTS.
.OsT OF A GRAND FUNERAL.

THE WINS OF RICH WOMAN WHO okDEkLD
HER OWN FUNERAL oUTFIr-A CURIOUS BILL
A singular case, showing the desire OF
woman to make a grand show even on the way to her
yrave vas tried in the Supreme Court Circuit before
Judge sutherland yesterday. The plaintiffs were Therry
undertakers and the defendant James j. Con-
povv executor OF the estate OF Margaret Koren. Tho
~ ton was based bill of 1885 Il incurred for tho
Funeral expenses of Mrs Koren, who died in October
1859 During her lifetime she a peddler of dry
goods, owning wagons and employing men TO drive
them She accumulated considerable property and pur-
chased half dozen tenement houses. Fearful IN her
last sickness that she would not receive from her sur
svors grand burial she desired and as her means
would allow she sent for John Therry, one OF the pam
tfs and made all the arrangements with him. he Gar,
red out her wishes aud told by the executor tha1
the bill would be paid. When II was presented however,
paymcnt refused. and this action was accoruIigH
brought offer by the defendants 10 pay $780, was re-
fused by Mr. ThcTy, and the matter was then ofohsn
Into Court. The following is the plainns bill on winch
a .nafr.N fa1ah
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PURrVoLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS dallV aC -
Broslsag shown talents d-c ari best l.r'-'s ice' -
80. - .
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pcorle from Jersey! Subscribe s'Tl' htWay 10
slt,,ns H. LOAF, ID La.t Seventeenth. ojJ volumes
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SrrayGrRs ~ Town. ATGfrL8 TuRKI:H
Barns le1il,iol, TwealnI, helI -1l enes .---''
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-01
Pfttsburgh Live Stool Harkst

CATTLE-1s0 cars; hogs, 1O2 cars
sheep, 60 cars. The arrivals OF cattle to-
Gay were 5 cars, all through stock. The
market for the week Is over, with q cars
remaining in the yards unsold. Six cars
Of these are stock, and the balance fat
cattle. The market closed week, with
the feeling that next weeks prospects
were not very good. The following are
the closing rates Extra, 100 to I,5OO
steer, s. so to s. 90; good to prime, LOO
L 100, IS 90 TO S. Is; common TO me-
dunn. 1000 to LOO, s. so TO S. IS; bulls,
stays, and COWS, 500 TO 1,5OO, 81 to IS 90 /;
stock steers, 500 TO 1000, 81 % t. S. IS.
HOSTILE arrivals OF hogs to-day
were fair, but very few are selling, and
the market is rather weak. The most
p~erceptable change is noticeable in York
hogs, on which the decline is fully &c
since Tuesday morning. Below find
closing rates: Extra, Philadelphia, $50;
good to prime, Philadelphia, DDS to go,
IS Is; good to prime New York, $50 to
go, 81 so to : co. rough to common,
81 "A.
SHEEP-The run Of sheep to-day was
fair for the time OF the week. The mar
ket is dull, very few selling, and reports
from the east, received to-day, are rather
unfavorable. On Tuesday the market
was &c better than last week, and since
that time prices have declined, and the
market closes last weeks figures.
-I1bUas, Feb. IS.
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Feb. %, 1871.
Transfers OF Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate
have been filed at the Recorders Office
since February %:
Joseph A. Cox to Phoebe A. Brigden /;
part Of lots 50, IS, 30 and 81, in Mesopo-
tamia; consideration, 5000.
Phosbs A. Brigden to Charles a. Brig
den; Mesopotamia; $500.
John Brainard to Annie Young; lot
Il, Gates addition to B~aconsburg; $500.
Drusilla Hess ct al. t Marcus B..
HaughtOn ; partof lots L and is, Bristol
township; $50.
Charles II. Yeomans to Simon s. Bart
lett; part Of lot IA, Mecca SIIO.
Frank Hurd ct al. to Marcus Haugh-
ton; part OF lot IS, Southington; $500.
Trustees Of First Baptist Church, Hub
bard, to Trustees Of German Lutheran
Church, Hubbard part Of lot IS, Hub
bard; 800.
r. h. Stewart to John Wsitz; part Of
lot IS, Hubbard; $500.
VIM. Brisbine to Robert Ward part
Of lot "a, Hubbard $50.
Z. L. LenngWel 70 Howard Craig ;
lot Il, Warren Township; 5000.
VIM. P. Downing to VIM. Downing;
part Of lot So, Ba1etta; $500.
VIM. p. Downing to Henry S. Down
ing ; part OF lot SO, Bazetta; 500.
Caroline c. Dawson to James n. Will
son; part Of lot Is, Weathersfield $500.
Wm. Moran 70 Frank Z. Moran; part
OF lot p, Vernon; $500.
n. i. and Margaret Mordock ct al. to
David Ramsey; part Of lot 81, Hubbard;
$500.
G. A. McCleery to James MeCleerv;
part Of lot II, Bazetta $40.
Loren Rogers 70 Mary Bowen; lot s.,
Vienna; 500.
Loren Rogers to John Bowen: lot Is.
Vienna, 800.
Rufus II. Shaw to Jonathan Smith ;
part OF lot So, Mecca; $500.
David r. Mccormick To Luther Null
len ct all part Of lot Is, Kinsmsn;
$2252&.
Edward B. Jones 70 Mary ]. Cannon;
lot 90, village Of Orangeville 500.
VIM A. Clark TO John II. Truesdell ;
part Of lot 8, Vienna; 500.
EXecutrix Of Estate Of Calvin Pease to
Almon Chapmsni village lot lI2, War
rem; $500.
c. II. Andrews ct al, Assignee Of Har-
ris, BlackfOrd & Co., to Ann Rrisbine;
lot92, village Of Niles $50.
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Soldiers Colony.

Soon sftef the passage Of the act Of
Congress granting to all honorably dis
charged soldiers and sailors who served
in the late rebellion ninety days, q free
homestead of one hundred and sixty
acres Of western land along the line Of
railroads, a company Of returned SOL
diers was formed in this State to settle
on the line OF some OF the western roads.
A locating committee was appointed and
sent west to make an examination Of
the public lands, for the purpose Of Sc
lscting a location, &c. There are, we
understand, quite a number OF soldiers
in this section who are only waiting for
spring to open up to 90 west and locate,
and are DESTROYS that initiatory steps be
taken toward the formation Of a society
Of this kind, and thus avail themselves
a TIE benefits OF this act Il has, there
fore, been suggested-and We think the
suggestion q good one, and worthy OF
consideration and suppOrt-that there be
call made for a meeting, to be held in
Warren, at As early = day as possible
say the hrst day OF April-to which all
persons who are interested be invited to
attend, in erder that there be some
concerted action TAKEN or organization
effected, by which a company may be
formed similar to the n referred to
shove.