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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08
THE MONEY MARKET
euNnAY. AUG. 7-p. NJ.


The striking feature Of comparison of the exports
and imports OF merchandise at the port Of New
York last week with those of the corresponding
week OF 1850 is that while the value (pll,1ol,ooJl
of the imports last week Is l33J,0S1 greater imam
for the week of 1850, the value t1,3022z5l OF inc
exports is 81 325 S35 ess than for the same week Oh
last year 1t is that there is little slghhoahce
in the comparison OF single week. but LOT sSNti"i
weeks tbs decrease IN the amount of imports has
been smaller than the decrease in the amounts %
exports SO that since July the balance against the
mort on the merchandise movement since January
has been increased from $24,GO3,314 to
S33 7491 difference in favor of the imports Tor
five weeks of 1854, III The imports OF specie
last week amounted TO $3J6,96i making total
since January 1 of $3l ,1lS,152, and the exports
of specie for the week were Slo6,Ooo,
making n total since January l of $G,93l, 9Il.
The following shows the imports and exports other
than of securities, at New-York since January 1,
for 1880 and 1881.
no,,ooDoi., ac Dee Pi%EGR? sss
sgs os Imports. slSG38s qs56i5 Doc s2755S
ExfoRTs.
Merchandise s2ss,58&7al s22t5s3773 Dec sl3g369l3
Total exports 24S,79G55O 2aI'ol36si Dec. l05S'0G6
t the pSr t'. GaOalls 67sls7s2 l2287,asG
Thus. while on the merchandise account the bal
ance against the port the business since January
L is only 1913, 49,, 49I against a balance OF
SOS, 631 lis year ago. including the specie move
ments the balance now against the port is
$57 343 1872, yet it is less than at this
date in 1880
The weekly statement of averages of the associ-
ated banks published Saturday reflects not only
the IS, 735 O53 specie which the SubTrea ury took
out of the banks during the week, but which would
hardly count as than an average" loss OF
81, 600 600 in the bank statement, and about
$1,5O0O00 specie, known to have been shipped
to the interior, but also the declining aver
ages for specie upon which the preced-
ing statement made up
The following the comparative totals of the
statements of July 80 and August 6:
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>5ilualions ruanteo--frmalcs.


A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
An kinds Of good eODpsteHt servants German
anu DINER selli girls Tor ctg cDantrg also
and colsed servants AZ the largo Abishei PROF
above l0th-st. ~
AT SWEDISH SERVANTS OFFTCF.-Scr-
wants all capacities male and and country
with good Teferencc Coed Protestant may apT
Swedish Office, l55 Eas 2sth-st. 't' "
EOOK.-By a iirSt-class family cook with
- best city references city country city family IN
country Preferred seen At BoTGBAUDs f0i West s5h 81
EOOk.-By a respectable German woman "a
" tr't class cook theTou gby understands fancy cook
ING creams and pastry city reference $50
22l West 22d-st 49,
COOK, &c.-By thorough American cook;
~ meats, pastrioN biscuits, &c: CITY or
county Ready at the PROTESTANT HOME BUREA q,
EHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK. WATT
- l\G or L RISES. &cy American and Protestant girls
for city and country, wages Attic PROFESS
IANI HOME 81 RltAu. lfS 6t1-aVe. abDve lbta-st
COOK, WASH. IRON.-By German helm; for
~ city country Can be seen a. She PROTESTANT
HOME BIZ REAU. lSS CthaSe fourth house above I0t-st
HOUSEW0RK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
by scotch girl ready willing afraid OF work;
can do good washing and ironing; il good cook:
ready 10 when wanted, and where att n
ton 70 hci work and good Behavior retain constant homa
No ~ 9th ave. lStll-st
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON Aug. G-l220 p m.--Atantc and Grcat was,cr,
hrst mortgage trustees Certificates second
Erie, 44i2 New York Central l4S Illinois Central az
Reailng. 33ls; New York, Ontario and
LONDON AUG CO q. n.-Atlantic Westsrn frat
mortgage trustees Certihcaes 55; wanna Centra
6G2t - '''''''" No"'i"h
LONDON, Aug $3.50 adyices onote three nor
cent rcntes 80 francs 20 centiUes Tor tho -
LCspON, Aug SIS m.-Bar silver "a quoted az 81 M
$3.50 w. - w.
q PARIS, Aug 60 p m.-Exchange London % francs
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TnE ST. Paul, MINNEAPOLIS Ayp MANITOBA

IhE 81. Paul, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
RAILWAY CO.. 63 WHnAMsr :
. c,,,,, >~,- . NEW York, July !, 1879
A SEMI-ANNUAL dividend of THREE PER
cent has this day been declared the Capital stock
at ne ONCE OF companys agents Messrs j. KEN
NEEDY & CO, No. 50 Milliamst, Kew. York
Transfer books viii be closed O'Clock m
Day July 20 and Will be roOpened Friday August D. al 10
O'Clock "a. GEORGE STEpJii s\ Iresi,ent
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Ciip Rea! estate t.ar saIc.

/ ny ES ! ENT properties paving per cens
- "'r On 107Ahan MllIam, Nassau AMI Futon.sts
RUlAND q WHITING. l2I Nasssu-St
STORE PROPERTY i'm Peck Sin for sale
- Tow. KCLAND WHITING. l2l Nsssau-st
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OFFICE or TnE QuICK1LyFE MINING CoNPASY,}
- No 10 NAssAU-sr, NRw.NoRK Aug L. ISL
1 II meeting of the Board of Directnrs OF

4 this Company. held this day:
whereas The decisions OF The in tho Hieations
against this Company
stock ~ valid and that the holders thereof entitled
me net earnings of tho Company Dividend
OF per cent ana that the Dividend from surplus
earnings declared
and Common stock holders.
Ana whereas The holders
Preferred stock have authorized tho Directors
pany 10 settle the said Obligations matters
tLeroof, such terms as
their discretion deem advisable
therefore n of
ana 10 ead said hhsatons asd contests unanimously ye
that TINS Of hand
Dividend OF ga per cent on the Preferred stock theing per
cent and , cent the division SURPLUS
caInngs), and also Dividend o
Common stock Of this Company being division Of
such surplus earninss payable at the Office
and after the ian Instant transfer books be now
opened ana That they be closed the Sth instant.
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Gitn llropcrln so)auteo.
Broohlpn iJrOpertp for Sale anS 90 ce

'EN0 LET-S6OO for 3-stor-v hiobs +oon b,o,,,
~, stone house, 20xs2 lot l00 on minutes walk fr,
ieIIGes by bOrse-cars. - 81 'N0
rutland & WHITING. l2I Nas.anst
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Country i)ropcrip for Sale ano 90 Get


A T ORANGE, n. J. (neighborhood speciality
EDwARb p d1TLroS IL fa s.s r. great O-' Ana
CHOICE PROPERTY AT LOW FIGURES
&Tslli3g house Dss Depot & y oR R sn
sS0a dwelling fruit inc feed a &C. IoSd
dress W NJ A FIrcH. Old Chatham. \. T. A0
CORNWALL, n. Y.-Farms, cottages. villas
- mills &c, for rent or sale JAMES G. ROR.
EOR, SALE-A Bargain-64O eligible lots
A. YOUNG, Engineer, &c, 20 EIe6anse Place HA'''f H.
FOR SALE.-A choice farm or country seat:
one nile fS S excellent buildings epSelisaea grounds
~ broadway Notary and Commissioner Deeds for ali
FOR SALE.-The 1OO-acre farm of Harris
PaoT PAIN S nss sss d6 the NAL ; tsGst.s Pa
W6oDHSSs Tchasd iS cSun an''-ns Depot Addr"'
FOR SALE or EXCHANGED desirable
1eeetS &o esrS Sle 6ons5g e1s garden VII %
cash Address 10 So TTbse acs VAL pay difference in
HORSE or STOCK FARM, 10 hours out;
n i drS Tso Tor small mail outlay sgldings 9o00
than OF buildings. Printed description ire, sci - Ss
PHILLTPs & WEGis, $50 broadway.
ORANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
BLACKWELL sNTrH epS marin slsoa a1 ors aatsF'L
SMALL FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.-On ac-
IN the Town fFSn. NE S 81 four Ss sr ss e,
o. B"dentow eleven south Of Trenton and north OF Bur
YoSE TIE ~ I DO 70 phis and two 70 Ne
The place Is nc apple orchard trees IN prime cond
oi which were set out nom IS u years AGO. oS ch
trees 10 pear trees, chiefly Bartletts Secke ie5 neck
trees ana twenty ounce Trees the
bearing There also ia acre I'M lrf
eIcsi are IN curr3nts acres in raspberies arrs
aud an acre in grapes with
miscellaneous cropping. The fIui. Of
E ana e place IN Tho hands Of youn- easily
ue made 10 pay Interest $50 O00 The
81 good house OF eight with kitchen in which
ere is weof pure soft water workshop ooaihouss barn
Wa&onhous aud LARGE and nearly
poultry yard The house stands l0o road vi
law" IN 'front.' ON which there shade trees shrubher now
err and grape aTbor so long above stated
the place Viii DC sold "a lew price Address
SUSAN +. REDFlELD, Burlington y J.
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The following were the receipts aud shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee Saturday:
HeceipJS
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HORSE or STOCK FARM. 10 hours ont.

mi track Tor small outlay; hudings cost $40 20,
NS DieoA', frtt shade Executor viii sell Il eSs
YUAN 'os' Oh pulldlngs Printed description free
PHILLIPS d WELLS, BrosfHav
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{ RANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
SAl toilet aua Tor sa.e. furnished AMI unfuruislsi
BLACKWELL < SMITH. epp. main station. Orange \.
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slaughter
T5dlg Backs s$5 iSS7y ,.s ssssss
Bollics. ...........l5 All
CALCUTTA nUFrALQ
MIGaio. 2S@5 81 bs saxy dis
test Ga .a % end aS 2 SS%9a at c for
,sAvAL slohhs-spi[its .u.psnt'ne higher and at
Eosns quiet and unchanged s2ss2 O7ia
o%EAS -Hs G room in demand at u firm
I9 ac fHer'Ii v wSrs ssas rsOr ~
Bacon 25s Cheere Sos a57s I'd, 5000 Flour 7sGd
s. G Measurement Goods POS. L6 E a steam
Flour 81 o Hs steam 4' SS S 6as Ia 2
10000 DO Cd There coninentai engagements d
note, Two Norwegian barks 70 Cork for orders,
Iis@a oSe kHIRHS' bark is-a to g..
America ship to AnsoI for orders A40o cases Refined
2Siac Norwegian bArk from baltimore u,ch ports 900
ZOO G6 crude 1000 cases on private iSm.
caro- m A pl ton F baI ara ana Mare isand general
yste term Norwegian bark, 425 tons seville back
brig, 300 tons TO Buenos Ayros at ratios; Hmecaa bari
40 cubic feet British bark theEce orders drs
Austrian bark Gibraltar for 10 Goo 5s tL" ~
bark 70 do4 do 4s5d British bark Antwerp S500do
aoVS ao All another o 70 Corr. for 2ldc &C.
and OHIO Tobacso 27s 3D. British bark, G57 tons
ptI1S M M4Ppdqr,stey active and very steady.
trade lots &C. Crude csrtacSes Tine u1ehns% 40 S%c
pT9aS In SGA G'f74c Maphtha loc Rohnod here 81
Certiacaes Opened at ac. highest 76.c, lowest 75c;
fhuVIsIoNa-PoRK-Mcs held some hat stronger but
very light rcpoTte New Moss si for export aaote
SiS~slS23 do August SlG 90i ScptemberSl7 30: Ocobcr
Tlo.... BEEF IN moderate demand unchanged prices
Extra Mess, Sl2 5OdSla Packet sl3 5Oasl4 Family Mess
$40; city Extra India Mess S2GsS27 80 800 BIIFiIAJ S
ss9aaiIy held moderate inquiry. quoted s22@s2J cur
mbAlS without important change only moderate
lcked Shoulders Il207osC.; Smoked
Hams 29al2'sci Picked do, IL Asall ,MIDDLtS
Short cOar bali fa AID G hS &C. short
HOGS SC lower and weak city Heavy ard Light
S"s0o'4ci Pigs, So. LADMarket rather
aiteTWsrd became strong and advanced e0c but closed
Wea WIN port OF the Improvement lost export inquiry
spo' eeal o0e 5000 cs August, ll6O ac.
ing ll5DS % 2c G.50O tcs September
closing 67l2@l l60c. 1000 c-. October 52Ioa
e"sins loOc 400 tcs November II lbc closing
3ooo tcs seller year O2 ta@l l0c closing DC; 900
tcs January lll0al ll5c, closing Die; civ Steam
very irm sales 1870 tcs .5Oc. Iie6ncd quoted zoe
continent ~ TIER In fair demand very full prices
Strictly Choice Western l3@24c CHEESE-In buyers
favor ana dull; state Factory, Choice So rs 2c
western common to Choice, al0c Cheddar Fair Choice
sG5r2o, Skins Common TO Choice. 4S7c....... EGGS-
Long Island and Jersey lS4l9c; and PcnnsyIva
MA rae iSc.; Western. 15dl6c. Canada, I6oal7c
HiUE.Steady and moderately active.
SEEDS-Dull ard unchanged.
SaDa ,"sc sa'es 200 hhds and 1000 bags Centrifugal
rehned higher and in demands Cut Loaf ole;
lsad oc hSud ~ o'e Confectoners "a" Dec;
~ v8fas'gc; Yellow do do sisaS &c. Yellow &C." 1870
SIEAHIN k-Cuiet unchanged
iAi"|o "-steadyi Sales 10000 ID, GoleQ6lilec.
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OFFIcE OF TnF GRII.N MOUNTAIN GoLD MINING
COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA,
- No. Is WALSH, NEW DIRK. July IL, lSSl.S
DIVIDEND No. 25.--The Board of Trustees
Il y have this day declared DIVTDENDof SEVEN AND
ONEIiALF CENTS PER SHARE for the month JunA on
The capital stock OF this company payable the 25h inst
transfer books close on the Sth and the 2h
July. JJAY PARDF,E Secretary
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-19
PROBATE NOTICE.

A CCOUNT5 and vouchers have been fled In
n the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, BY the following Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians. to wit:
First and final account of VIM ]. Adamson
Executor of the will of Isabel Adameon,
deceased.
Second partial account of Jacob Affolter Ex.
ecutor of the will of jacob Witchi decd
First and final account of VIM. n. Havely
Executor of the will of Anthony Havely
deceased.
First and final account of Isaac Hogue Ex'r
of the will Of Nelson Hogue deceased.
First partial account of J. L. Brook Adminis-
TRAITOR of the estate Of Daniel Brock, decd
First and inal account of Jacob Affolter Trus.
tee of John Witch, deaf and dumb person.
Third and final account of Samuel Ridgwsy
Guardian Of Elizabeth J. Payne, minor:
First partial account Of Israel Walter Guardian
of the minor heirs of George keriege. decd
Second partial acco ant of Simeon Hall Guar.
dian of Samuel II. and Elwood McHugh.
minors.
First and final account of Samuel 81. Cline
Guardian of Archibald States. minor.
Fifth and final account of Jacob Davis, Jr.,
Guardian of Nancy E. Paul. . minor.
Second partial account of VIM. Windland
Guardian of Mary L. Coon, minor,
Third partial account Of Andrew Anderson
Guardian of Robert Anderson. an imbecile.
ANY person interested may die written
sxcer rtions to said accounts, or any item there
Of. on OF before the 18th day Of Nay
next, when the same will be finally heard aud
continued from day to day until disposed Of
r. K. WALTON,
aprls.'slw3. Probate Judge n. c. o
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France and Tunis.

LONDON, April 13.-The Porte has ad-
dressed a circular to the powers express
sing the hope that the measures taken
by France in Africa will be limited to
the defense of her own frontier and de.
claring that the Bey will re-establsh
order and prevent renewal Of the in
cursions of the tribes.
The Popolo Romano, replying to q
warlike article in the Paris Liberte,
says:
1--WE believe we express the almost IN.
animous feeling Of the Italian people in
declaring that at no previous period nor
at the present time had or has Italy the
slightest intention of making war upon
France, with whom she has always de-
sired and still desires to maintain the
most cordial relations. We are convin-
ced that the present events in Tunis will
not trouble these good relations, as
France and Italy will doubtless find some
solution to the existing difficulties alike
honorable and worthy OF the two na-
tions."
The latest dispatches from Tunis re.
present that q great change has taken
place in the Bey's disposition towards
France. He seems now disposed to CO.
operate With the French against the
Khoumirs This is believed to be the
result Of the withdrawal Of Italian sup
port II so the expedition loses much
OF its gravity.
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~ Barnesyille capitalists are opposed
to taxation Do. build railroads. A bill
recently passed the State Senate, with
only two votes against 1t, to allow
Barnesville to vote q tax not exceeding
100000 for the purpose OF building
railroad. in the House the Committee
on Railroads made an adverse report
which insures its defeat when reported
back. Mr.. JOHN BRADFIELD represented
the citizens, opposed to the measure, be.
fore the Railroad Committee. 1t is oul
recollection that the same gentleman
laughed at the idea OF railroad from
Woods6eld to Barnesville when bur peo-
pie proposed to contribute OF theil
means to aid its construction. But the
railroad wss made-to Bellsire, and
BarnesvilIe people have been mad at
themselves ever since. The Enterprise
says:
"The town has permitted one railroad
to 60 else where, causing loss Of thou
sands OF dollars and much trade, ant
nov We have men who seriously argue
in favor OF repeating their terrible error
The people have right to expect bette
leadership than this, and they ask tn,
men who have made their fortunes her,
to do their duty in advancing the inter
ests OF the town."
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~ suo ONLv LINE rW0oo0g
PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS
BErwRRN
Chicago and Council Bluff.
PullmanSleeners m aIl N,sAtrp.,..
PROBATE NOTICE.

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been llsd IN
n the Probate Court Of Aenrss County
Ohio, BY the following Admlnss,sstors. Hxee
utors and Guardians, to Wit:
Second partial aocount Of David L Brown
Adm'r Of the estate Of william Drsvp.
deceased.
Third and fnal account Of James n FisAe,
Admir- Of the estate Of lshn 3 Fishss,dsc'd
Third partial account Of Jasper Lisk Ix'r eS
the will Of Nicholas Lisk. deceased.
First partial account Of Michael Bsuehnsr
Adm'r Of the sstats Of Stephen DrsshsEs,
deceased.
First partial account Of Geo 9 Aisss. Aanr
do bonis NON Of the estate Of Basil stewart
docsased. stss
First partial account sf rhemss Na,tin
Ad'nr Of the estate Of Rvaa Hausy. aee,a,
First partial acoount Of John Zsssissr Cav,
dian Of tho ss.ats Of christisa zsssiess, .
lunatic.
Third partial account Of CAvist,an c.A,.
Guardian Of Mary Louisa ,zimmssnan, q
minor.
Second partial account Of Jacob CeAse
auardian OF Rmmslins and Francis CsA,A.
minors. -
Fifth partial account Of Jonathan lfsuellsw
Guardian Of Alva 8 and Annie Y Reokss.
minors. E
First partial account Of John Noll Guardian
Of William v Bright, minor.
Fourth and anal account sf q ! tyler Gsas-
disn Of Joseph xcCallough, : ninsa
Any person iotsrsstsd nay Gle vyitssa IN.
cepsons 70 SAIL aoosunts.ss ~ itsn lhsrvsS.
on or bsfsfs the "a ~ sf Nay nsxt.
when the same will b asaily heard ana go.
tinusd from day " ~ uasil dispssed g,
AZ. WALTON,
sprs'slvS. Probate Judge Y. G. 0.
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The Next Ohio Legislature Given
Over as Democratic, by the Lead
Ing Republican Oracle.

From the Cincinnati Commercial. double
loaded editorial, March Is, 1881,
"As goes Cincinnati 80 goes Ohio, and
the Nalion itself
"lndeed, we assert squarely that q
vote for the Democratic candidate for
Mayo. in this city, this spring. is a vote
that the next Legislature OF Ohio shall
be Democratic.
"That means for the people OF Ohio,
the Congressional appointment of the
State for this decennial period, under
Democratic direction, and there goes
with this an advantage moderately CAL
culated at two members. So We ma.
sacrifice IN this way the deciding votes
in the next House Of Representatives.
I'VE prefer to haye the police retained
In Republican hands, that the next
delegation from this county 10 the State
Legislature shall be Republican. that the
Governor OF Ohio shall be reelected
and that the Congressional apportion.
ment shall be made by those not un.
friendly to President Garfield"
From the Cincinnati Commercial, double.lead.
ed editorial, April s, 1881.
"We have nothing to retract as to the
Importance OF this election, and accept
our share OF the defeat Of the head o,
the ticket with satisfaction that we have
not promoted the confusion that has led
10 disaster"
The Democratic candidate for Mayor
Of Cincinnati having been elected, Tuee.
day last. by nearly $500 majority, o.
course, therefore, "the next Legislature
OF Ohio, shall be Democratic" as tn.
Commercial declared. We accept The
cheerful prognostic.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CARAH BORDNER and Henry 9. Bordner.
- whose portofice address is dlsnrock,
York county, Pennsylvania; Elizabeth Har-
per, George Harper and Jacob Narkle, whose
postofdce address is Penusborough, Ritchie
county, West Virginia; Alberta Hsupp and
James Hsupp, whose postof6cs address is
Lockpert, Jackson county, West Virginia;
Elizabeth Smith, Sebastian Smith, Martha
Smith an J. W. Smith, whose postofhcs ad-
dress is Ravenswood, Jackson county. West
Virginia; Mary A. Aarkle, Cora Lee Markls.
Olive Jane Markle, W. Granville harkls, Rl-
wood Markle. Leonora Narkle. Vlctori~ Mar
kls and Ida Bell Markle, whose postofaoe ad.
dress is Hebron, Pleasants county, West vis.
ginia, wilt take notice that on the 18th day
Of March, 1881. Lydia Clegg and her husband
Samuel Clegg, fled petition In the court Of
common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, the
object and prayer Of which ia to obtain par.
ti,ion and assignment Of dover Of the fol-
lowing described premises situate in said
county Of Monroe, to wit:
Known as part Of the east half of the
northeast quarter of section seventeen,
township seven Of range seven. commencing
for the same at stake on the east side Of
| said section and eighty eight rods south from
the northeast corner of said section seven.
teen. running thence west seven and ifty six
hundredth rods to y stake in the road; thence
south ten and half degrees west thirty Ave
and twenty eight one hundredth rods along
the road toa stake in the section line; thence
north one and half degrees west thirty
four and sixty handfedth rods to the placs
of beginning. containing seven and two hun.
dredth acres.
Also, the following parcel or tract Of land
Beginning for the Same at stake twenty
nine and sixty hundredth rods south Of the
northwest corner of section slsven on the
section line in township seven Of range
seven; thence south one hundred and ter
and forty hundrsdth rods to stake; thsncs
east eighty and fourteen hundredth rods TO Z
stake; thence north eighty one and fifty hun
dredth rods to . stake; thence north sixty
eight degrees and forty ave minutes wss
eighty six ana thirty two hundredth rods I,
the place Of beginning containing forty eigh
and seventy hundredth acres. except abou
three acres sold OF Of the last mentionet
tract by Jacob Markls to John Rockwell
Also, lots numbered eight and nine In tn
town Of Miltonsburg. Monroe county, ohio.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 18th day OF May, 1881.
| LYDIA CLRGG and
| SAMUEL CLBG9.
By spriggs & briggs, their Attorneys.
mchl5,'8l
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LEGAL NOTICE.

HRfSTIAN vIBRHELLBR and Caroline visr-
" heller whose place Of residence and post
Office address Is the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, and Elizabeth Rverhard, whose
place Of residence and postofhce address 10
BelinRton, Barbour county, West Virginia,
win take notice that on the I'd day Of April,
A. D, 1851 the plaintiff Frederick Kindlsbsr-
ger, fled in the court Of common pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio. his petition against the
above named defendants, the object aud
prayer of which is to obtain Judgment
sgainst the said defendant, Christian vier.
heller, on pfomissory note executed and
delivered BY him to plaintin, dated september
8, 1874 calling for the sum Of $1,000, with
eight per cent interest from date, subject TO
the credits therein stated, ana 70 foreolose .
mortgage given to secure the payment Of
said note. ON the following described real
estate, to wit:
The east half Of the east half Of the south
east quarter Of section thirty four, township
two, range three, also the east half Of the
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section thirty three, township two, range
three, situate in Monroe county, Ohio.
The abovssnamsd defendsf1s are required
10 answer this petition on or before the llth
day OF June, A. D. 1881,
PEARSON 4 DCHBRTY,
aprl2'lsSlt7. Att'ys for plaintiff,