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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
EVENING SESSION.
ASSEMBLY,.


The bill amending the charter OF the Excel
sior Savings Bank, NcW-Yorb, fixing It's location was
passed
RIs were the charter Of the Associa-
ton for the Benefit OF COored Orphans in NcM-N OK
amending the charter OF the Trustee5 ChuIch Erection
Fund OF the General Assembly OF the GttsYlclllh
Church in The United states; making regulations Tor the
assessment Of highway labor; 10 establish ponce III
Buffalo and provide Iof ne g2De.ci 81 ~ eistV! 10
ueWiug charter Of the STATE sfIc IiI cycie!
nrotcct baIbors adjoining Long Isnd TO secure greater
safety in acrObatic exhibitions. -, H., , ,.,
ON motion of Mr.. Flagg, the NJ eXcinlhE rom Ia
ti0n pcrsOns serving the militia between the years
1854 aud 1865 which was lost on Monday evening" ""'
AGAIN put on its passage and passed. - Ill, -. 4,
the Hills extending the time Tor collecting taxes In
Richmond County and i'm relation TO tie Ncw.Noik 70
lice Insurance Fund which were passed IN the Sch"'c
this morning, were read and passed. 49, 4.
Bills were Introduced Requiring me stare asII 20
refund sG52SO - to the Quarantine Coii,s,oe =,
nroperty mOrgaged; regulating assessments loi street
IMPROVEMENTS in NewYork; to close portion OF I1I-
terutIst BrOoklyn; and amending the charter Oh INC
Mercantile Loan and Warehouse Company 49,,
The folio wing named bills were also Id.teu' Ameh,-
ing the chrer of the village OF mount VERNON 49,,
chester County; amending the act providnG iof dl,
age in Flushing; authorizing the trustees ol V G
Point to borrow money ana issue nonus' 'iu i'roi
poratng the international Trust ana b'Al"s COMPANY
EVENING SESSION.
4 motion that the bill authorizing the
Pneumatic Dipatch company 10 cGist ~ 49, 49, an
ground railroad he read was carried py 80 70 10
BEFORE the reading OF the bill was concluded 4dr "eeu
moved TO commit ii to the Railroad committee . 90
MIR HAYES protested earnestly against the ACTON OF
The House in forcing through This bill. -
Messrs Heused and ANOrd called attention 10 the
practice here OF choking down the minority Mr. Jacobs
also denounced party action in the matter, and called
attention the rst section, which lie declared 10 NC u
AfcT fnrihrr remarks Of the same bent, Mr. Irving
moved the previous question on MI Weeds NOTION ana
Mr. Jacohs's motion was 30 modified that the bill
sb0ud be reported Tomorrow Immediately after FeddlnB
HE Journal, aud then adopted. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
1.-THE RHINE GERMAN AGAIN"

SIR: In a scrap-bOOk, compiled previous to
1926, | find the song
Rhine, rver tlon art German sgaln'
occoupanied by the following note:
From ne S 0is iagG-iH>
The following translated FROM the German BY our P
t.,. attached the swedish Corps in me tanl 81
il lie al remembers with pleasure hearing sung by t!au-llA
he pre- es, ill IL Noilhem, to Molus btaulm AL
an qre'''luogo" s,p,u : WuBorR.
Jig, COMPTON, r. l., March -, 1o1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

SlNATL....AIBAAl, NilCh 70, lctl
Bills were introduced-F0r the relief and
support Of tie poor Kings County and TO change The
name Office OF Superintendent Of tho Poor therein
TO The Office OF Commissioners OF Charity; nl-O 10 esia-
lsh The LuLo ad line lines Of solid filling ana pier
line in part OF the Port Of NcwNork, in conformity
with the man OF water fronts the Eas River 1T Bush
wick Inlet Brooklyn J.. D., made by H. Rosa, City sur
veyOr, fled in the office at the secretary on S'i.o Jo .,
1868 incorporating tie lhltrnhtlnn improvement 'l
Trust Company OF NcWlufk; amending the act 10 pro
vent fraud and fraudulent practices upon or ny hoci-
keepers and u-kecpcIs, requiring hotck,epelS 10 post
their charges DrdrUOma Gc repeating me at itquI-
ing gers of heacrs 10 o. tain licenses; establishing
in YORK department Of Gas, authorizing the Com
missioner OF Public works 70 aPr"int s'i-ari end"nt
m saar, not exceed S. Co., an Inspector for each
Senatorial district aud as many deputies az may ne 3p-
moved the Commissioner. the salaries 10 DC lid Nv
The gas companies authorizing ,he second ave. t,l
road Iompany OF NcWNor To extend rs tracks; a4OW-
inc The Harlem and sccOnd-ayc Railroad and the Third
ave. Railroad Companies To extend their tracks
The bills allowing the Mutual Protective Lille lnsur-
ancr Company 30 increase its capital Stock Authorizing
fhe NeWTork Guaranty and ludCnnltf company 10 ac-
cept certain trusts aud amending the Kings County jury
law were passed. $50. ,, 4. - ,,.t.,
reading: Incorporating tie tadcSunons ana societies
OF woIkinnen; making contribution toward iit com
pletlOn OF the Washington Monument; Amending tnc
charter OF tho Ncw-Iork College Of Pharmacy making
an appropriation 70 the Antictam National cemetery
Memorial; incorporating ne NeW-lo orr Mulca! III
mon Council Of Brooklyn 70 improve certain S!teSls III
that city; and amending the Bro0kIyn i.l,s LN'
ments OF uOtarcs public, the senate tOJh <Vc'' 'ui
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Tweed introduced a bill authorizing inc
managers OF the Cudrens Fold, NeW-lorh 10 Dlhd OUT
TO trades children IN their charge. ,,,,.
Tie bill authorizing the construction OF SWING Dl4uSc
at BulalCst Rochester, was passed. e,....,,,.,
Bills determine and settle claims oi tho STATE against
XtstchrstCr County 4Or arrears a. iiNt' a'H 10 pro- ~"
better railway accommodation between NcN YORK ana
Wtstchescr County, were ordered TO thiG io'uiAs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
TIE CIVIL SERVICE.
THE REMEDY FOR CUSTOM-HOUSE CORRUPrIONS
SENATOR FENTONS CONCLUSIONS on TIE
CUSTOM-HOUsE INVESTIGATIONS.
III Ousfd

SENATOR FENTON'S CONCLUSIONS on THE
CUsTOM-HOUSE INVESTIGATIONS.
From Mr. FeAioas Speech his CastoBsHoase Biz
Without attempting to analyze the testimony
the conclusion to be derived from the whole matter
points toward civil service reform nCedfu TO the i'll
tegrity economy, aud efficiency of tine revenue service
could with equal IrOp1ety embrace III this summary
Of their Investigations the political as well "a the pubhc
interests involved. l am well aware that priI-
ciples in largo measure, must 10 enforced through
party organization and in step toward civil
Impair the latter. 1t is also true that tie very e.,
senCe OF popular government lies i'll associated
The one, strikes at the other But IS no less true mat
the benefccut operation OF this principle Is greatly i'm
changes IN Gvll employ ments Ihere - ten TINS olH
Guilty as well a. danger that parties seek perpetuaton
~ ING use o pasron4se, lo cAcot - Ten IN an III
cleaslhs hault OF suDseIN ;'y anu less uoelhoi anu
faithful devotion to the public welwarc IL is painful 10
~ ~ " ~, W. ', i'' 70 ~ -, .t
ID Wch the various departments OF INC socla structure
Will become subordinate 10 the strife ana intrigue OF
adequate qualifications should be cXacted ron the can
ddate aId there should also he general confidence in his
character and integrity and in his faithful and honorable
political conduct When appointed, II bis sltapLlty III
these respects becomes manic st. he should not be re
moved during the usual period OF an Administrations
The lew Remarks winch nave Presumed al tl5 blet
session TO ask the Senate TO consider will suffice TO
plain and trust TO Justify, my conviction that gcnu
inc ana thorough reform IN our cNli service, ana es
peciay in the Customs Department OF this Government
positions under the Government should be faithful
of the Republic and her laws, not suppant tools
cited 10 the utmost fidelity the country and ins
tutons rather than the public servant discharges
ITEM Ei'i The doctrne mat io tie 5icors belong the
spos of the vanqUished may once have been appica:
bic the bestOwInen OF official places but II 80, deem
it applicable DO longer The patronage OF the Govern
Inent OF the Uhted Ses IS 90 Ne' t1e o19 ~ a.
that they DE filed and rcticd ambition party
price may dictate. plead The adoption OF purer
aud nober system under which the capable and faithful
removable during his allotted term OF service, except Tor
sufficient ana evident cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

AUTES-oDELL-On Wednesday. March H. ls7 By TIE Res. DR. "
Ferris Jas W. Auton, IT,. to Miss IL Ad daughter Of Abra
Oiel all Of tlis city No cards.
Cb,ppaqui T. March IS at he resicses
lie BRIDES mother Samuel T. lOc1 Hiss saTal Hssh- ooS
Of t .ut4ge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
MARRIED.

yrIrirp md Visiting Cards Iuidh Stamping Mote Piosa
Oh DUrCa CHCRoH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

malicious scoundrel early YESTERDAY, threw a
brc. thnu.h OF Tie rr plat e1 i1fa 90 Joan N-'"
grocery Al No. i6 TliId ave-. easing lJsa VI sIil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

al Notice, Of Marriages must be iadOrsed rih fun
name and address
w rlr-.TEZ-zzzsL<2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

Total .......42374 1894 zG,578 4s777 4Ji93 1925
Pelow l- Democratic vote in the elections by
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29
RZ5RELI'f,y ye,N.

Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago OF
Indianapolis, how shall we reach the West
The best Line is acknowledged to lie the c., b.
& O., ioinedtogether with the =. d NJ. Railroad
by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and called
the Burlington Route.
: The nam line of the Route running % Oma-
ha, connects with the great Pacific Roads, and
FORMS to-day the leading route 10 California
lho Middle Branch entering Nebraska at
Plattsmouth, passes through Lincoln. the state
Capital, and Will this year be finished to Fort
kearney, forming the shortest route across the
Continent by over 100 miles.
Another branch Of the i. ", diverging at
Red Oak, falls INTO line running down the
Missouri through st. Joe to Kansas City, and
all Kansas. Passengers by this route to Kan
sas, sec illinois, Southern Iowa. and Missouri,
and, by slight divergence, can see Nebraska
also.
Lovers Of fine views should remember the
Burlington Route, for it's towns "Ligh-gleam-
| ing from afar"-its tree-fringed streams-ite
rough bluffs and quau1es-its corn-oceans
stretching over the prairies further than eye
can reach.
Land-buyers will be sure to remember it, FOX
they have friends among the two thousand who
/ have already bought farms from Geo. s. Harris.
| the Land Commissioner OF the B. a Nj. II. r.
at Burlington, Iowa, or among the four thou
sand home-steaders and pre-emptors who las
year fled claims in the Lincoln land Office
where Uncle Sam is rich enough to give u
all farm. s51
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29
PENINSULAR RAILWAY.

TEN DOLLARS WILL BUY
One-half Dozen Table Spoons, Double Plated.
One-half Dozen Tea Spoons. ''
One-haR Dozen Medium Forks,
One Butter Knife,
One Cream and one >ugar spoon -
Att. W. MELCHOR g. SONS
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29
For the True Northerner.
lin Essay HpoH the Dcicieri0us Effects
Of Soothing Syrup 90 the DHUGSOp-
mcRt Of ChiidTeR.
BY DE. N. MAsoT.

Mothers 1Tothers Mothers!
Listen 10 a plea for mercy IN behalf
of your babies, by oue who has fully
tested Sister Winsiow's Soothing Syrup
what II is and how it effects your child.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup isl mar
eotic poison 1t is nervo cerebral
stimulant, increasing the frequency, force
aud fullncss of the pulse; increases the
warmth of the skin; brings on an undue
muscular power; quickens or depresses
the senses animates or depresses the
spirits; gives new energies to the intel
lectual powers or sinks them far below
their natural powers. While its force
is directed to all parts of the system, its
main force is directed to the brain, ex.
citing its functions frequently to intoxi
cation or delirium. In short time
these symptoms pass of, and calmnes'
and delightful catalep!ic state Of feel
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29
WHOLE NO S1At.

these effects are experienced in theA
child too, by the chemical effects of the
nostrum as primary cause acting on
the brain alone; pressing it by the con-
gestive force of the blood softenng 10y
the intense carbonaceous heat, and pois-
onlng its supplies, and thereby violating
all of the laws for its development and
rendering it unfit for perception, which
is the only avenue TO the human under.
standing Your child has now lost It's
relish for food, it disgorges its food it
ispale, fretful and restless, and It's parents
feel as though they must soon part with
their darling A doctor is called, and
great expectations are entertained that
he will do something that VII! restoro
the child he sees at lance what the
matter is, bat does not tell the parents
because he might hurt their feelings, or
the vehder Of the medicine that caused
the sickness The system here at this
juncture is so charged with the narcotic
that medicine is of no use, now pre-
mature decay has fully established itself.
You have dwarfed che intellect Of your
child, and all Of this mischief has been
done simply because you fancied that
your child had the collie or some pain.
or that you could not tolerate It's crying.
let your baby cry if it wisbes, this will
strengthen its nerves Of respiration and
the respiratory organs. If it has collie
give it warm bath il is bowels are
Irregular, give it some of the compound
chalk water and then a little Of The arc.
matte syrup Of rheubarb. Uron the
healthy development Of the brain and
bodies of our babies depend tee pres.
perity, the happiness, the Grandeur and
glory Of our future.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29

4 LBERT JACKSON. Attorney and Counselor
Y Office with S. II. Blackman Paw Paw. S3'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29

q HOLMES. Photographer. Ali work done
j in the best style of the Art. Hours for TAX
no negatives from A. NJ, 10 p. N. Babies
niStures taken Mondays and Tuesdays. Picture
frames of all kinds on hand. Rooms in "oor's g
block Decatur, Mich. go
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29
Icr the True Northeyner.
(FOGD eye.


Good bye, old years sad words vet
we must say them Twelve months the
pulse of time has th.oboed steadily on,
relen'lesSly stealing our present away,
adding it, second By second, to The IN
returning past, leaving Us .. each sac
ceed;ng period 10 meet the ever shift-
ing scenes coming up before Us tgom the
illImi:ablo future.
Shall we review the scenes OF these
lost days, and weeks, and montIs, ere
We too give the parting word, ,po':en
but onoe-and forever
Yea, you came in the nigh tine,
when the unspotted snow covered noun
tain am plain, and the pale, silver moon.
beams shone weirdest on cir;e., Villages,
and wood. But soon returning sunlight
drove the shadows from cur sight, and
unmindful Of your presence, reused he
sleeper5 Of the night, who resumed their
daily toll and strife.
Thus we have journeyed onward,
sometimes in sunshine, sometimes in
gloom. Marriage bells have rung out
their merry chimes for many; funeral
bells, too have tolled their sad and sol.
emn knell, and some Of carths most
gifted sons have been summoned to tho
Fathers mansion made without hands /;
but while kindred, and nations even,
weep for their lost ones, tears Of Joy
again are shed for many an immortal
soul has boen rshered into existence,
and fond mothers clasp the angel pres
ence in loving embrace,
Some have made fortunes many nave
lost them, for the clements have COM
bined long to impress upon our minds
your stay with us There has been
pestience in the air; famine upeu the
land, moving down its victims IS the
reaper mowe his grain, while again, in
other places thousands poin: to the black.
ered ruins Of once happy homes aud
! tell you here the fire king has held mad
r1vels, TOO often leaving unmarked
graves. Neptune too, ever uamindful
Of the honors due to him, has claimed
untold numbers, and countless wealth /;
let the waves moan an endless cequi-
en-. But the moments are swiftly wing.
, ing away, and your further stay IS BRIEF,
and while we are thankful for our pros
perity as nation, we repeat We shall
never forget your presence, there are too
many scars, and too deep for the future
: to obliterate, The hour draws near,
: and the night is bitterly cold
The moon is bright
And the snow is white,
> Beautiful to behold;
: But the wind is howling
Lake hungry prowling
: Wolves on wintry wold."
!, Thus you came, and thus must CO.
s The clock strikes twelve-farewell oil
If year 1871. farewe--, sasswsI.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29

IT G. CHURCH, Justice OF the Peace, and Con-
IL. veyancer. Office over e. Church Orocery,
Decatur Mich. GO
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EOE3 SA-I-lE1
a Rare Chance for q Business
Man With a Small Capital.

OYE-QUARrER Or 0yE-HA1F INTEREST N a
STEAM SAW AND planning Mill.
The Store uow occupied by John ".
Ridlon, in the Village Of Lawrence.
The Mil eurns large percentage on
Capital invested The Store IS now
under rent of $3.50 dollars per year.
Possession given Immediately. The
above propeety will be sold cheap and
on reasonable terms.
JOHN Is. POTTER,
Lawrence. Nov. s, 1871. S68
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= DowD. General Dealer in Family Groceries,
j cfockery, etc Teas made specially. Phelps
iss.et, Decatur, Nel. S'V
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DECATUR DIRECTORY.

VVOSTER a COLMAN, Attorneys and Counselors
= at aw and Solicitors in ChaLcery. OnCe in
,oOr'a BloCls, Decatur, Mich,
NEWTON FOSTER. JEROME COLNAN.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29

DR r. J. kiNG,-SURGEoy DENTIST. Office *
~ Residence on Delaware street one door west
ui Abbott's Store, Decatur Mich
DR. KISG informs the inhabitants of this Coun
" tha, he has closed his Office at Kalamazoo, and
located ut Decatur, whore he will be happy TO see
his old patrons and others who may need the SER
vices OF Dentist. 800
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29
DECEMBER. ISL.
PAW PAW HsALk4 ROAD

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central Railroad
al Lawton, going east and west.
LEAVE PAW PAW.
5:G0 a. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, west.
1880 a. m, Mail Train, east.
2:I0 p. m. Mail west, and Way Freight east
S:ld p. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east.
.vf- Trains return TO Paw Paw on departure OF
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
G. D. STEPHENSON, Sup't.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-29

TTyHOMAS l.. R0S'. Dealer in staple and Fancy
/ Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes. HATS. Caps, Carpetings, etc. The high
est market price paid for wheat S?l
NJ r. ALIEN. dealer in Furniture, Cabinet
vi. Ware, Upholstery, etc. Warerooms second
door east Of the Post Otice, Paw Paw, Mich. S2l
ID u. ENTRY. Livery, Sale and Accommodation
4 Stable. Best turnouts in the County
Gremps street. Paw Paw, Mich, S2t
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, PAW PAW DIRECTORY.
Business Gar0s.

w BHATHWAY. VI. H.. Physician and Sur
w econ. Professional calls promptly attend
Drug Store of G. w. Longwell Il Co., Paw Paw,
Nic6 SOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-30

Kirhy Kentucky sheep 50 ~ at " " '
Al a.: 81 State 81 70 a. 30 ,-. =. Sac A. State
MTsw sold sheep. mostly bucks, III D. " '% " S'''e
nhe 81 n, Toe; few calls, 10 - -, "A n. S...a shan Al
AZ Forte Judd Buckingham sch ls az sts.s Ish. al ~
A. q Of "A 5i0; 81 Ohio. 81 ~ a. !, Ia ' ~ ~
~ 7 G Of s2l 10 9ic; and TO- Of 50 ?. ~ ~. :, a. o h..d
Ib Rarres M he poor state shees 81 :, " -. AZ
W. W M % Ohio on mhs - ~ esehi % ono soeeP Oh
n s., Is do 50 5ic and . Of ~ al g. 49, ,.uh. 81 m
AZ the sovef marketa, j. Mcfnerr - wv '' ''
Al lie .n4 z AZ Commu.
nj ~ - 30 places, II for NJ Crane each 70 !,
White Son McBi3e Rf,ie'. ana Airen S > ~ Tnbv
80 N.rs.f npcs.srei on hegs Of 200 n down ehsg dres1
extreme weess Rel Light 6iO, with market pigs " efe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL June % Cotton opened huner; Mddsng
lands SID; Mng 5idS3L the sales OF the DAY are es
uttd Al 1900 bales. -. II, -
June 2o m-Oonsols opened a. At i9 hoh nS 9
and The L. FyeTwen bonds, 1907 i 1907 ou sV'i
i5fi. 89l; Ten-fortcS U8i - 4,
fEANEFORT Jurc 2tvenngUnite states flseINehV ool'
cnSsdidi 81 "a l1T &c tsue Of ldt2 "a, ~.
Pass Jane 28 The Bourse closed active Rentes ~ ec
LoSDoS June 29 p mCoao for money, Eli for the ae-
count S2i. -, =,
2iD m.Cotton Il buoyant; Mddhng Up
snis 0d MaduG ORLEANS SD Pork $50 Dbl for tine western
Prime Mes
LoNpoN June 29s -Copsols closed S2i for money and
ne account Jnil Sics Five Twenty bonds 1902 Ss 100 Old WI
1851 81 Ter-for.rs 6sA
LivERFoo Juue closed frmer; Mddhng Up
uu 6iQt; Mdnx Orleans BID; sales OF The day POW bales
ncrg 90 bales and spulaton sales OF Cotton on snip
l-i at New Orleans made 10 led for Middng
LONDON, June "a slow, a per cwL
LONDON June baOu the Bank Of England according "a
o. regulsr wcekb published here this has increased
30, 800 stefIns SEcs last lhur dsy.
LvERFooL q1rrvod ships Rsoute from New York Tune
Orleaes H. sSs
te j. with 20 bales brig Ginia,
TONI New. 7laaas " of hales
L1vpoN, jane 29- Sven us-LnSeei OF, 8S1 iOi p tun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-30

MOTTO E.-RAILROAD FORECLOSUKE
Of $780, Ssia s. sr the D'i sSs,ss p '' o
and an suTIsy. decree Of the Circuit Court Of tho
sS S si. a Go 5s S1. wherein aSH
DskS Hd hS and oyF RSsoAb COMPANY and
Che FREMONT LIMA and UNION RAILROAD COMPANY are de-
isnans M sSe Gs WIN div sT"d for that purpose
will sell al public auction the highest bidder for cash PAYABLE
specified the door Of the Court House Fremont san
dusty COUNTY Ohio gh day Of july D. lsll between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock m OF SAID day the following
The Racsd Of the SAID Lake Erie and Railroad Company
extending within the Of Nashville in Rush County Indiana
The right Of sy erfof the rcsdbe s
sorts erScn It. ws and 0ssr stat on hon" es as o s 0
provided TO be Used therein and constructing and repairing machinery
depo buildings and whatever natde and the lands
and grounds connected erew uei provided to be used in opa
said road belonging thereto wherever situate and all
nes rolling belonging Company and all supplies used
provided be used in operating said road wherever situate
bv the title by which the holden by the
said Company franchises thereof including franchise
Of said Company : be and act corporation, to be
on that part thereof usiey the Columbus and Indianapolis
Central Railway ea@bdgs City and the SSuthW Iennn. Of
T NJ Davis and the rights Of the parties The posses
sion and oSsPsn eTeo but H. On os SIs ,t ss
then and 10 that the WILL at the same time and oe be ex
posed i 10 g S, o,s" Gn WITHIN Inn bs se extend
ing within and from the Town Of Fremont aioresaia to the west
line Of said State a. Union city S one par's State second o.
Indiana extending from said state line 70 e line OF TIE Columbus and
nSe pais sDd s that ps so .IndHs from he point
city and within the town Of Nashville aforesaid
parcel subject 10 the mortgage thereon above referred t ana SUD
the decree the sales 70 be made are 60 be subject 70 th or OF
Five per cs 81 the purchase money pad hand the time Of
the sale snd the residue within twenty after confirmation possess
Of the premises be delivered on full payment aud conveyance " DC
For ali further particulars said decree Of record in
said Northern District q Ohio and copy hec9f the hands oil ne
WIN. SHELDON Special Master, Commissioner