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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-28

The total sales OF stocks ut tho Board to-day aggre-
gated 407. sos shares, which distributed fol-
iows:-Canada Southern 10000; c., O., G. and l..
$500; Chicago and Northwestern, $4,000; do. pre-
ferred, 35.110; Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific,
2435; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, 112O; c.. c.
I. O.. TOO; Delaware, Lackawanns and Western,
$4,000; Delaware and Hudson Canal. 2,05O Erie,
64660; Hannibal and St. Joseph. 900; do. preferred
1900; Illinois Central. 1850; Kansas Pacific.
l.4oo; Lake Shore. $1,000; Milwaukee and St.
Paul. 37s25; do. preferred. 1885; Morris and
Essex. 9,22l; New York Central. 1.960 New Jersey
Central. 15075; Ohio and Mississippi. 479s; Pitts
burg. 1870; st. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern
400 Union Pacific, s22; Wabash, 1910; Western
Union Telegraph. $500.
The money market was very easy, call loans being
plentifuy made at IN az per cent. The closing
quotation was X a2a 3 per cent. Foreign exchange
was weak and rates reduced to 4S5S for
bankers long. and to 4.sSk for demand sterling
Actual business ut concessions.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows:-
Exchanges. .lO7, IOO,y22
The Sub-Trcasury to-day paid out $780, 40 gold for
tho redemption of legal tenders and received $4,000
In gold for loyal tenders.
The foreign commerce of the port of New York for
che past week follows:-General merchandise
Imports including dry goods $6264. 72O. and produce
exports, $5.9503i9 and specie exports. $4,000. The
total imports OF dry goods aud general merchandise
since January 1. this year. s17.712435. against
s2o63o535 for tho corresponding period last year.
and $2309249 in 1877. The total exports Of produce
since January L. this year. were $l46273o4. against
$17442G73 for the corresponding period last year.
aud si6s5i.592 In 1877. The total exports of specie
since January /. this year. si.l4l6l0. against
ss9so9 for tho corresponding period last year. and
$97s,2i7 in 1877.
Government bonds woro quiet early in the day but
became more active near the close of tho market.
The Treasury announces another call tomorrow of
$2o.0Oo.Ooo of the hve-twenties of 1867 The sub
scrptons to the four per cents to-day amounted to
eo1O0,ooo. Tho closing quotations were rs folows.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-28
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BEEvEsZTrade was extremely slow on this forenoon
ks At bsPas there srSs
Values s Fl as pa asas
S M Is ' ss ssa
sell = :Sss las Pr
sSs SIS Illinois Steer. IS head IS
~ssht s weight
sos bead at 91sc per ib weights sws 81 ew, g head
ss
q 3 Ss.a i Ass s.:s J f.
g head at, y o h. with f. head u
a:H1 sS "ssf Joseph :sS e III ,ss;
head head a. a. q pc per H. with per-
si5 y s% ''ns's
< s .,1s e. s'sf
s., s. KsS 1d ps sr As xs e a a psl
e ks.Ik w,S Soc s nS at S & SO head
ssS r. 4 .:s q s. ssss . HEAD
q io'4e per H. head a. lolc, per ib.wsifSs 81
s weight 'pe S s.ss At
- % %ss = sH' s:';sy
sssd top op
& S"s sw 10 Virginia ; ss%,s f. o steer, ~'ss a:
PIE i9,ac Per h., weights o ewt 10 cwt;
tor a ssl Is oho sss.' PIT s 1sshs
81 s~s ss 'f s'fhi ss head
at SIZE per lb 10 head at per lb - head at per
al o al Ss asrS s PER Ii ns@
ssss a rs, 6So
she per h. weight ga tor A Dodisman, Is Ken
"say Isl PIT Illinois rs'ss: at
@ s S y on per ssaa ss I'd Snd u on
h. with soc. per head 10 head ~ head 9c. per
sn steer .asr :aS s
bead a. per PER- S S bull at s ST. Icr r. s%
sssS !; as;f A.. :. IS IS. head s
2js,o lbs per head; II Ohio steers sIsc. per h.
lss Rss s y asaa sss = sR
& & p. g. aSid:sSs ss;
S s s Sc s
s,s.e per h., IA head At sse per weight. 81 ew,:
s.ssrs.si head sse pr H. g head q sss per
s;ts
i s psr Is al yi.a
per P ca head ' head
$ II, ~ s 'iS s :ss1:
hsa ;sa si % head on 81 81
head se .d 9sr ns ys Srs. "a Missouri sw
per iS weigh, s S ewi = Illinois seers1s head
g psr = s ssd for
ss's sss s
issS es PER q s" Sssa ss
per H., weight cwt Newton Holmes sold "a lii
% "ss per head PEP
, weights .,,o swt a" ga CIV. "a eS.' 10 In
ssss,. steers & . + fey.ss per .,s as
e % ss's rSFs he ~s Il
~ sw 10 oaH s,srl - sr On PER e. al cm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-28


COTTON the spot steady at Saturdays prices.
Futures opened u points under Saturdays closing
figures but the decline subsequently
market closed steady about saturdays figures
closing prices to-day compared with those Of Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-28

Wheat was shade mer under u fair inquiry The fol-
No spring March, !sc bid; No red. Tor january
3D. BID IA 10 s. S DID, s ssse ha q 10
tor January 81 o. bid 81 os asked do February 81 o
dneiudng 72ooO bushels for future delivery
ga sSs e og for u ted S No. S
10 spring. - c2 for No; Nebraska spring. 81 OK
Il ~ e l' Stat. TO- vh s'is 81 'i'' amigo &c.
red s. s IST 10 ,5 red s9app"y 3 oh for
Cgrnold NO was active for export =. 47e in store
af es%%F sa ass s's DE
sc Sa for a asked Fsrns for old Ace id
3D. S lsc asked dor 10, No s sG s ".ssd March
% % Ss scs%sr j d. CO. asked de- sa
l6lle bid 4esic asked Sales were 5000 bushels new
al 4Gc iaac. for mixed sISc, for No mixed
White s7c for new do sac for old yellow ,c for Della
ysG1% on dOs aid as for Jersey ye.w Of track
81 s!aas' do % White Na S a. s ussssdsd
no. d. aas.s; migrated mixed s.s sSs; 80
Do sc Ae,; No .soa, do - sie No do,
GnsAsr,n,we nots sale of 1909 lbs yellow at 47se
ncmeay UNCHANGED. Quoted a, Zoe. for IA ms, bac
for : lbs aud she for ~ lbs Al,
Jaie butts were , dull We quote A%sr,can double
sss e ias' .a 'as
lutte, slsc tsc ju,c butts 2.c age, cash and time
VA. dull and values wore nominal
Cuba" Centrifugal and @ixed, i5c isc: c"yea ise
2oc musccyado refining isc &c do, grocery, 2c
NAVAL sronssThe market spirits sarpsn,ns re-
NAMED firm. Rosin active and arm and 700 bbs.
good strained sod at " 40 We quote Spirits turpcn.
tine, understandable order, 2'c. 2shc. Rosin-tiood
strained, 81 sO strained. 81 81. -wmin gton
~ l2h Washington, ~; pitch. ~ Adviccs from VIII
min follows Rosin-Straincd 81 ID. good
strained. ~ iT; spirits hrm PIE. steady 81
turpcn,nc firm; hard. VI %; soft and virgin. 81 80
Sfocks About
Rosin.. 7a2iO Iig1
Spirits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7NA 500
407o 23s
seed oil closed at the call as follows -
January 39sc bid 4oc. asked February. 4oc bid, 42c.
asked; March, +Osc. bid, t2c. asked April Ale bid 42c
asked; first half year, vlsc bid, ale asked Lnsecd oil
firm. We qnotc:-Lnseed oil--Amcrican 62c. Cal.
cutta, SIC. zoe SpcrnCrudc, eDc; bcached winter,
81 co. natural 81 crude Northern whale, 42c do. South
ern ioc beached winter, soc natural do. 46c.
bleached winter white, a2c bleachcd winter elephant
6,c winter bleachcd fish, 37c Crude fshsound 3Dc |;
Eastern, sc.
PKrRolrum-Thc market for refined dull We
quote Crude, bbls., she sac. naphtha, Sc, refined,
lots, 9iac. asked lie asked for ordinary
brands refined at Philadelphia. v1sc asked: do at Ba
more. vsc asked Clint Roudebush reports sales united
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-5PM
Cotton-Futurcs dull; uplands, low middling clause,
July and August delivery, 8 l732d.
LONDON Jan 275:3oPM
Refined petroleum, 3D. gallon spirits OF petroleum,
l3d. a lad. per gallon. Tallow 36s. Sd. per cwt
HAvRE, Jan. ~ 1879.
American lard closed at 42f per 50 kilos - 600
Petroleum 22ssf for fine pale American.
American lard closed at 2O1s forms per so kilos.
LIvERPooL. Jan. ~, 1879.
Pork-Prime Eastern, dull at AS; do. western,
steady at Ais Bacon-Cumberland cut dull nj 28s short
steady at 26s Hams-Long cut steady at 37s.;
shoulders dull at 3ls Cd Beef-India dull ut 7ss
dull at SIS. prime mess dull at us. Lard
Prime Western steady At 3ls. Sd. Tallow-Prmc city
steady g. ss 80 Tarpsntinsj dull Al, ,' ss' 3d.
Characterization choice steady at 46s Lard oil
frmer ut 35s Flour-Extrs State dull 23s.
WhcaSprng. No. 3, dull ut 70 Cd do, No. none in
the Market Western winter dull 1T S. lOd southern
do old dull at 23s Sd. Cottonsced oi-yeliow Ameri.
can dull u 2ss Cd. Rosn-Common London frmer AZ
Turpentne-Spirs at London steady at 22s Receipts
for the week from Atlantic ports 81 300
from Pacific ports, 800 guarters from other sources,
400 quarters. Corn-Rcceipts, "a, 600 quarters
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Jan. 27A3oP.M.
United States AZ per cent bonds iUeM
Erie 27r; New Jersey Central consols, SO PcnnsylA
vania Central. i5Ia New Jersey Central, Al ~
Silver Is quoted to day at 5O14d. per ounce
the account.
PARIS, Jan. 81. 1873.
Exchange on London 25E 2okc. for checks
BERLIN. Jan. 81, 1879.
Tho statement. of Imperial Bank of Germany shows
an increase in specie of 9,G23, 600 marks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-28
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
4 Ii CALIFoRNfA AND OTHER MINING sfOCKE
a We buy and sell Mining ing stocks ,,ssn. s,...
changes or elsewhere daily dividends
paid by us in Nc" York 81 sa'ii~ SfccrHY co.
Sny n .s AMI New oR ssha
AT REASONABLE RATEs-MONEy on LIFE AND
AEndowment Insurance Policies and M9rgases same
MUS j. J. iHsRicm CO., les Broadway; box 1880
4 BOUT LOANS ON LIFE POLICIES, THOUGH CONE
Apany may decline purchasing consult d. T. FACkLER,
-A-A-A GOOD PLAN
combining many orders and Cooperating them as a whole
div profits pro rat" % tho to
of immense capital and experienced skill and
fully. LAWRENCE 4 Co, 81 Exchange place New York
A LIFE AND ENDOWMENT INSURANCE. POLL
bought ana 'S JOS on % Broadway
A TCnINsoN a PIXIES PEAK RAILROAD BONDS
Hand stock NOV Central branch Union racine Chicago
road Bends ESsnsssr and state Line Rs5oaa Bonds
r. UTLEY, 81 Pine St.. New York
DvAscEs or CASH on ALL HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Aand Merchandise Address CASH, station G, New York
A MIDpLEAGED WIDOW SEEMS SOME KIND.
Gentleman Of mean: Who Would loan her *o
she could redeem L. Address CHEERFUL. Herald Up.
town office.
A LADY OF AMPLE MEANS. TEMPORARILY EN.
Abarrassed seeks through this medium res
interest BSoxDnuRsT Herald tps"Sa Office ss'' - '
A FIRST CLASS NOTE FOR saoo FOR sALE--BIa
Amherst allowed BARD, 56 varick ST.. city.
NORGE Is ILERE ,sy Given GIVEN THAT APPLICATION
Of New York for the issue TO the Manhattan Savings Instr
80 73!New Yors Central rsrs Fund Stock for saa7oo
' I per cent stock for sao5So each, max
M ,o,xew ycrt az, scy.,s hama g.; sp
, 1879-05-04
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD PIECE OF CENTRALLY To-
changed various pieces Ut ualncu1nberct improved
and uninproved property in thfs city. AMONGST wh!eh
IL snc residence aiicAgaa-ny. one Oh NesL Side
two North Side and sonc CHOICE lots would assume
liens IL proD"rty justfaes It. GEO. II. KozEI, o5
WaShtngtun.st-
VT ANTED-GOOD IMPROVED BUSINESS PROP:
W erty on West adlson or North Clark. II Tor cash
BRAGG &: CO.. IA pearborn-st.
JJ7ASTED-FDE cAsH-o5 TO so FEET ON ELLIS
w av., between ThIrty. filth a3d Thirty ninth -sts.
LEMLEY INGLEnEW. Ia ncatporn-st.. Room q
"ANTED-Eou1TY IN GOOD HOUSE on WEST
" Side; will give land or suburban. Address So,
Triiunn office.
, 1879-05-04

CITY REAL ESTATE.
;1Epr 7SoT 1saIE-pr T: 3: Dofo, ROOM =, 17e AAD1-
eTs19 sSd apa os oa5shns en
Da e.S :0as sSs os @
tnT pays per cent net ta1es s' insurance.
50 mr. foot-Lot 5ox.s feet deep On North Wells,
Snnefween Ercenc aad Monomo1iee. enc nicek south
q entrance to Lincoln ParS; only oneFeo thx "cek
faa s sE
soe o| On Carpenter. No 50; this house has both not
S
,.;nroy ertnrs md i9:s 2iki26 liaif block east Ut
;gej3.h:si.. between Jefferson and Desrlaines,
SEQ o,51 ,55a12np6ess and Roeiweilst.: this ought
s ooo-pocs lot ,oox4oo on Sorth Branch. one block
,a se a.
1sn ra for $50 per years free and clear; title per-
fess casn-Lot as11os North Halstedst. between
1;.r'1nl framed dwelling ,anj lot 5Oxi6o south
fagt On conErcss-s' near NorEan rents now for ss7
s@e DWELLING and lot LIKES, On Aonroe:st:
~ framed :ss swsny seoa BAN and
g. s S
Woos sna f4s
aSans nnd Will rcn. for SIS per month;
III Is certa!niy bargain, ,., ..n+ 49, ,,a,..,.
4, BETWEEN ioeey .nd isoyne; decided bargain.
s nd sss;n fgs I'll. 1S
son.ss:;, oss III, n ns soid at great burgaln.'
x s5uss sont 1sent ID ynn
Huren block from Ashlandav; house cost eli
,:ad Ss: sn3 sS"a io 81 lea, Tn!rehss
1yR sALE-EY GRlFFlS { DWIGHT. CORNER
81 Id al;s s5 %es; Madiso1s. 4ax'25. with improve
,nra. w faEc ss tr1of ioi x,o, With brick ouse
az sesd house aud lots wei rent
ness ans Aan e 9SThfsst na sG.ner
1l0F saLE-rHE MARnLE-F3pST NEslDESCE.
No Isl nllsna.ay Is u perfect es re- fenaf 49 anq nas
s,and d Wabasl..ar.
TOR sAIE-BLoCK OF. STORES on oGDEN-AV:;
nes sS 'efitGa ;d iaSs
ron s1IE-0N. .ENcH ANGE-AT 4 GnEAI BAR
us & :os Il soes sgdi Hsi5aas @
WEs M Ga'is:s ;sa sqnSEn E.
nssr johnson: ST, 30 ssxis Corner of
- fssfs .sa S. ss1 &
IS corner ii st3!eh .ud Mahash:av.; s1.o0 Ad-
dress owner, Cs5. Tribune ollce.
1,oR sILE-A nAKGAIN-THE FINE COTTAGE
foa sad lot No 20 Fo-t.rst.: house furnished com
iletc Including standard rlano: los a3x!oo; water
.sTsfhs 1 III to eash. and balance in re annnsi pay
n1cnts. luQu.rc.on premises.
17on sAlE-oS wARKEN-AV-. - FEET. WEST
9 .st.; ss ssrns! s ss e Gisl1:y Hshley
Wassf1stoa:si. 2.itory marlin front, near -a's-st
a,ocs. e ssf5 H. ~ Uh:h Tract twenty
, 1879-05-04

- r. -" Et3ftfASs
- - -
t~,s1 ram FOR PRIVATE LIBRARIES or SIM
.sie Volumes nuy books OF Ill knds tn any aaanti-
~ (NAFIS'S, corner Madison aau Dea1oofh-s]A
, 1879-05-04

1.Her, 3oT, sA1r-AT:A DAnCAlS-!AS AMaTEUt:
4o nscss Nth: stocK. TYNE, etc. RANDALL sSl-
DEf, l7.'s south W4tes-st- --- :: :-
xSu1s-,, u: MATE3tIAEt Fol: SALE-A LARGE
III nf ,od; io3 ;i.i aAyertlang tyne. secon. hand.
a;ns news i!t q eass stans En1le{vS sIlcss as
good a neH. a. aa.itne ps'ce' !
, 1879-05-04

miles srom Wool4tock Mclicnfy County, ILL.,: good
dwelling, orchard. barn. cEtus, Watsr, tmbtf ETC.
gain at Sa1- ,,,,,,.,o .oo, "a
r.fts bnrses l6 npcs wagons all the farm linpe.
mcnis IL tons Of hay, miles from Nhem2c lnd ~
miles from Ch!cago It Is certainly grent gnrfa ios
some one. ,,., ~ ,-c r =, T., ,;ss4ns+ ~ ~
, 1879-05-04

Tor sALE-5no wArAsH-Ay.. WEST FRONT,
near thirty -second-ft., .-stry aud cellar brick
lonst rooms lter, all modern improvements; CELLAR
has cement fUor; brick sri,. house stands alone
Can se,l at S. ia 81. 51 cash, balance can rc!aan;
Possession Mar !. We arc offered $50 rer month rent
by responsible tclsAAt. i. a. BRAGG e. CO.. I'LL
Nesrh
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-09
SRERgFF'S SALE.
YaRrUE OF nErREE AND ORDER

VIRTUE OF DECREE AND ORDER
of Sale issued Of and under the seal Of the Hon.
Second Judicial District Court II and for Ornsby County
.,d of Nevada the 4h day OF January, A D. 1879,
Judgment favor OF Robert Livingston and against
c. Dorsey ami tie P. Dorsey defendants, for the
on $3.50 principal of debt and the OF SIS so in
thereon date of judgment Of , per cent
PEI month until paid and the Of 80 - counsel fee
suit taxed at $40 30, and accrJIing costs III
of So Co. and all costs which may accrue by rea
of sale, ali in United states gold coin, and to me
Rreete commanding to sell certain real property set
and described in said order Of sale and pursuance
have levied upon and viii expose public sale
between the hours Of and to wit, at l P
"a TU ESDAY. THE 2Sth DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1879,
ordered the following described property: All that
tn piece parcel Of land lying and being situated in
Carson City, Ornsby County, Nevada, bounded and de
sSibed follows commencing at point on the north
of Washington where said street is nerseced
by the section line between Sections and eight
az and lS in Township l north Range 20 east, and
Running thence along the north line of said washing
street point hundred and seventy feet west
the intersection Of Washington and Minnesota streets
the north side OF said Washington street; thence north
hundred and seventy feet thence east to SAID section
line thence south along said section line hundred
and seventy feet to the place beginning, together with
sil and singular the tenements heredtamentS and appur
tenABees thereto belonging in anyWiSe apperainn
5. T. SWIFT,
Carson City. January I, 1879. Sheriff
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-08
Frozen 10 Death.

Lieut.. Thos 5. Wallace, Of the Third
Infantry, stationed at Helena, Montana.
went out for hunt December with a
friend. The two becoming separated
the latter returned that night 10 the fort;
Wallace's horse returned riderless. A
search party was sent cut, and on the
l7th his dead body was found. Its
presumed that in crossing the Missouri
river he became benHmbed with cold.
and his horse subsequently getting away
fem him he persisted.
Capt, Tom Lewis, nearly 90 years
sfase. a well-known color d man OF
Albamarle CO.. Va, was found frozen
to death in that county Friday night
,ast. on public road near Charlottes .
Vile. He was farming in a small way
IN the county, and it IS supposed flat
ne had gone out 10 cut some wood. He
mad led an eyenliul life, and was famous
AS the last survivor OF the Lewis aud
Clarke exp .dilion to explore the Ms
souri, RIVER. during tie administration OF
President Jefferson.
An 0 d man. supposed to be James
McArthurF~as found dead in New York
I'll urday morning. in snow bank. Ex-
am nation showed he had frozen 10
d a h.
L. ur trampS were frozen TO death It
,ila. gov Junction. KY, Friday n Oh :.
In Brook. d, n. 7. an inlans o. Mr..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-08

SENATOR BAYARD.-That staunch
old democratic journal. the Boston Post
expresses the opinion that the haste
and clumsiness with which the story i'll
the New York Times was made up
alb ,ut Senator Bayard's lending him
sell to an organization of his personal
friends IN Delaware Tor the purpose oi
bringing himself forward as a presidrn
tai candidate in 1880. and ofcourse to
head of all rivals by an early occu-
patton Of the field. arr enough Vt them
selves to stamp it with incredullty. The
Posi- SAYS 1T Is obviously IA republican,
device to seek to prejudice the strongly
favorable chances OF Mr.. Bayard by
melting prcmalurcly feeling OF un
easincss within the democratic party.
and add:
From the well-known CHARACTER ol
senator Bayard it Is impossible to
b~lirve him capable of either soaring IN
such project or Of entertaining 1t. lie
is not a man 10 receive promotion
through the yulsar arts OF management
and combination. but rests his prospects
~ Il public man wholly upon his SER
vices and his character. No American
cltzrn can look back over the record 0i
our politics since the war with the
South ended without meeting with the
name ofSena or Bayard in the most
honorable connection. There Is no
need of Il man Of his stamp calling in
his friends TO help him crowd back Il
rival candidate. He was for lons
time too steadily conspicuous in REFORM
ing the abuses which hal been en9rai
ted on our cuStOmhOuse system. and III
resisting the uamcless tyrannies OF
reconstruction. not to speak of his
earnest efforts on behalf of the restora
ton ola sound and honest currency. To
require any of the small helps, such as
are practced by the party in which this
absurd story originates.
The democrats have in nm, if they
decide to take him as their candidate, a
man who is popular solely because OF
his sterling worth. lie united the tradi-
lisns Of The old and reycred school with
the desirable methods Of the new. He
brings tried principles to the solution
OF the questions Of the time, aud. while
conservative and safe. is also progress
i've and liberal. There is every reason
why such a story a. the one set on foot
by his political opponents is unworthy
OF credit. not the least conclusive OF
which Is the fact that there is no need ci
any personal efforts on his part, since he
is the last man to be overlooked by the
democratic party
The Clcayeland CO.. Herald, re-
publican paper. ai!udug 10 lhe same
subject, says:
"Blyard is now The leading demo-
cratic candidate for the presidency
Among all the candidates who have
sufiiclct prominence To make them avail
able. Bayari alone has a good consls'
tent record on the money question. rs
the field look, at present Bayard IS the
strongest man the democrats can nom
mate. He IS reputable. conservative.
clranhandcd statesman. who sticks To
h principles aud can show consistent
record on all public questions. lie l,
not magnetic, and few warmly-altached
friends. but ne is courteous and honora
bic in ms dealings with men. and ha"
therefore no enenic.. Aim all. Bay
AID must be look d upon as the cOmln-
nan for he democrats"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-08

NIgG.NIA, To WIT:
' It rules held Do tie Ger 3 Office II tie
Circuit Court 4 shenandoah, for the month
Derenbcr 81
George Frnkh, u.cr who size. f'r himself and ID
other creditors o.. sam BY. cd...-.... Com.!t-.
AGAINST.
Margaret BY. widow Of samuel BY, decd
D ivid By. kanah Hiy. Isaac liy. william Hook
msu a ID Ilorunus Bly, wife, and JOSIAH S..c1ies
aimr. Of samge. BY, decd. ......... Dciia
In thanc rs.
Tie object Of tits sii' is g. ascertain tie per-
sonal s.l.c II fac de elent, samuel By, By the
settlement OF his administrator, aud apply ihe
sam, and g. subject the Ica estate oi said deco
dent, after assigning dover zoo bis widow. q the
payment Of his debts, inc.u4in5 iAc demand OF
complainant.
1t appearing by 81. refractory evidence Tat Oh,
defc. daut .ka.ah lily Z q az lnaal.ant az
this tate. II is aidcrod. That tle said dticLdrl
do appear here within one m9lil alt-r due pub
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