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AsIUNufVN, jan. % IH5S.
No. 30. David A. Secombe ct al W. Franklin Steele.
Justice Campbell delivered the opinion Of the Court affirm
ing the Judgment OF the Supreme Court Of the Territory
Of Minnesota, with costs.
No. "a Horace silsby ct al ". Elisha Foote. AIsu
Inents continued.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

BosroN, Jan. e, 1853
The Senate to-day elected Benjamin Stevens Ser
reapt q, Arms in concurrence with the House.
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LARA KxSk's BENnTr.-Mss laura Keene announces
her benefit for to morrow evening which occasion
adaptation OF Charles Resde's popular novel, "whte
Lies" by Cyril Turner, will be presented for the first
time. Miss Reene's able management and the constant
succession Of excellent pieces she has placed upon the
boards Of hcr theatre have only rendered herself
popular avorte, but made her elegant establishment the
resort Of all who appreciate the combination Of good act
rg with well presented spectacular pieces Of light aud
amusing character We hope that her benefit 70 morrow
evening will prove valuable 10 her purse gratifying
TO her pride The occasion will be Of peculiar novelty
several families Of the bon have determined 10 occupy
seats In the parquette-sll the ladies' appearing full
dresthe front part Of that portion OF the bOuse beng
spt arart for the purpose
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surpvwr CouRr-Crcuit 2i39, 2ii,, $3.50, esi,
SAC s7e $500 1885, 276o 1927 $50 1929 e2 52s 263s,
1l1 2epe, lsl2 2s5l 1850, 1882 2537, 2Os esq., 2ils
24e7, 1928, i0s4, 1888, 1858 -
All, 49, 415 52l 523, $40, 400 527 51s $50 $50 53
5s7 500 534, $50 t3T $50 $50, SAL 6t2, 5S et6 SO,
SAL s4s, $40 ESQ., 552 $685. 56t, $685. $50, SsI SSs 55s,
$50, SOL, SCI,
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APrpp v-pLArx--f,n WeSnesdsy evening, Jan 81 ~
Rev. J. W. C~um Mr. WnuAA APrIBBY TO Miss HAssAH v.
BAos daughter OF Edward Black, Esq, Of Middletews
POlat, New Jersey.
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CpAP FIorR-Tbe following table shows the difference
between the prices Of -four per barrel in the View York
market the present time and the prices which ruled
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Ch~ssu~en and DWwpa~oes Below Ccs4, -
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dyc-Best In the World
Wigs and scsps Superior s others For sale and the dye
ptivAtetx applled Al Astor House.
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Cssarsh, Catsrrh, Cstarrh.-Dr. GoodnnD
positiveiy cures eaisTrh once a8s broadway
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B.xsy's Tv1oophsssus q the Best -yys Cns.u-
article fss dressing be~n,ying cieAnAny s,rng Pre-
vns A1d rosodng tAs bali LAdssy sod By 81 ITuxssH
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B~tchesor,s Hair Dye, wigs and Toupecs--
The bes, in he world surps-ng all made Sold and applied
Al liz manufsc.9ry, ~ pgosdvsy,
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Weather Reports
Iy the Northern, Eastern, West1rn and Soaihern Tee
ersph tin--.--Oficr q Wal strest
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bnsCELLANEOUs
S4 5U boat. now rssdy = Joss. No. 10 Aas .S.si
Also q 50 double sole pesEea too,s.
81 900 TO . w .sls syss1 y sxy
ssc1ri,y. Apply a Tfs Broadway
A LADY VINO HAS BEEN CURED OF GREAy 1ER
"a vows debility ssr msny years ~ fni-~ry desires "a
Address eDcosng stamp pay renrn POSTAGE Mrs. May
Dewitt Boston MAJ aud The prescription viii be seni frcs
GREAT BARGAINS
large and beautiful assortment
BY he best makers,
All ssIlisa At rnIcEs LOWER WAN EVER.
ROBERT RAFT a co. 2sI Bro.a-sr
CuIos. III BowERY. AGENT FOR JERoxEs HAIR
" color restorer fify cents pee bo.le
IN rRrsa AND WILL SOON APPEAR
Mr.. WAN. sHrKsAss translation Of 0u.rrAzz's fans.
"''''' TIE BEATRICE cENo.
The only complete edition.
This edition contains eight HUNDRED pages Emo E 10
10 superior style aud y N 40 weI sbHdEed Or muil.,ed 70
ton d the .pibor whose sanction 9 has recesed and os
me following iser Is IRON ihe author Guerrss,f
Sherman
Nv Dr.R sresoRa sHrns,S.-rhropgh letter rec-sed
translated IN yorr own language and intend passh MT
S Of sses cnS me hA1 srsa scn "a ps
YOU mos. hsns no, much or The honor ,ssS
p,sius he world ne nnoce1cs u us sesaiai ana an
kapry victim ~ paierna nhumaniy, and Of TIE urona
hall Know tse progress orr er~ar- how under
claws OF he priests and Ausrans hearts beat with
nal pspia,ons and hs neither dsah prisons eHie
"You iyrsns" This infamous nd constant oppresss
SV si despair Z he scgne. q ODD Ths Asi aevsf be-
m The meantime, blessed b. hose who win friendy
yon iSs4 70 scsept ny srsude together wiz ss 81 ss
e'sntry well ny ce wishes for yoqr h.rPns.. Mss
'"0A'A'~ ''~ MASON BROTHERS,
lilo and III Duane stre~st
LfPPtNCuTT co, Phisfepha
A. retail BY CHARf.ss ROE 81 I,roa-swsy.
Prices made 10 suit he trader
r ApfEs, MISSES AND CHrLDREN's WHITE SATIN.
LINN and linen gater boots slips Tor balls and parties nis
rain Ladies paironlze J. n M1IfER co, VI Canal 1T
III OF the city Informed that he viii hereafter devoAs
bis exclusive attention " his rev estabshment sis Bros<
sweys hand very superior ~ gaers slippers,
oversboes masters and misses shoes Sc., ~ hs usual
srs other dealer in the city CAsrREiI SIS Broadway.
- WILDER PkFESr SALAMANCA SAVES,
Fifteen years in and have never falei 10 presrvs
These safes, secured by orr
IA RRT1E LOCK,
Which proof sssins. powder and sprslsr, foe ssO
20 Murray street. New YORK.
CYCrRH YOUR nOoRs-rHE UNDERSIGNED ARn
- manufacturers OF the approved powder snd ours.s
wv VALENTINE A aurLeR
ana Nos 81 and % Enr.be,h ssress
TITUTsEFRs OR N0UsfACHEs FoRCRD TO GROW IN
on, stain or injury Se aim q sc any ps..gs
liam street HAYES rs Euios street, ByoOklyu Brgy~i
Eyshepse, Asapy
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TITHTsYFRs OR NOUsfAcHEs FoRcsD TO CROWN
w sx weeks by my onguent SIX yeNs established wiz
on, stair or inrrvt The stn; u bottle any part ~
me country. n a. GRAHAM - spruce street belcv WI
liam street HAYES, us Eulos street Byooklyu. Brgg>i
Eyehepse, AeAy
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Charles Niilams, AmerTm-
While on the passsge TO New York new hand, whom
the captain shipped help him 10 bring the vessel home
vas ALEC attacked and snccumbed TO the disease. HIS
name was William Smith. and he was native Of this
country The buried by the natives at Port su
Prince without any care and little ceremony lake all
other who die there their bodies enclosed In tho
kind OF box and then conveyed 10 the ouryng
ground where they placed in shallow graves ami
lbe last work performed for them by the tossing
their rude collins few spadesfu OF the earth Of Hayu
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NESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER s, 1853.

grow the sort Nv posies they call tOd1y-blos-
SONS all over It, you'd better git witeh-grass or
Canada this;.es into your fields, by all Odds
than ter raise a crop Nv red top on the end Nv
our nasal pro5osis.) held out his hand 10 me,
and ,ays he- Give US yer paw, ole gal and let's
hsy shake
diIut mind n0thin' about EN-, hut kept right
on, tili little wizzlei-up male bipsd, Ctle mems
q crs c4.iiu' US female this and female that 90
female t0ther thing, and its poor rule that
went work both wAys,) with a nose like q par-
rot and an eye like . hawk stopped me, and
says he, w hat ll yer give ter see 4 man with
brick in his hatl'
Not the iust red cent saws I, I've seen
enough for one day And the very fJlst thing
tlIl l lIj when GOT OUT on ter the common was
ter make tracks for the depo, as fast as / cOuh
leg IT, No once did l stop, tho / seen the So
Jers out TO muster and heerd one of the ossifers
hollerin' out tew 'em somethin' about their
arms BEN ground lsuPpJse that they'd come
out with their sworls and bagoncts as dull rs 4
door nail, instead NV giving on EN- tech Of the
grndstOue, as they ought ter Ia done.
oidu't breathe free till got ter the cars, run
ming over full they was, tew, for II seems city
folks Is in as great stew To get out Nv the will
lybubalOo as country folks Is ter git Intcw it;
and So / had ter stand up, and was nigh about
squiz TO pommice at that
Bym by the conductor cum round and said
he'd take my fare. l put my hand inter my
pocket, and b and behold there was no pocket
there.
oh, my sorTer . says /, what shall dew
Somebody's stole my pocket, money, puss and
all. Look and see, said 1, and / pulled out
what little pocket there was left, with the lower
part cut as clean oi'as tho it had been done with
razor.
Are you sure your puss was IN your pocket
when yer cum aboard Of the cars!' says the con-
ductOr; because, if yer be I'll have 4 general
search made fort
y says l, 4 hain't no recollection Nv see
ing ont since l went in ter see the elephant on
the common
At that some Uy the passengers laughed, and
one old erOsspatch, with face as long as the
moral law, growled out sumUhin' about the old
dog Trays getting inter bad company, and
havin' ter smart fort.
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Az HoUR N Police CoURT.-William D.
McNeff. a meek looking individual whose aP.
pearauce would indicate that he was Of the
''milk and water species, showed the fallacy
of trusting to appearance by pitching into a
neighbor and giving him damaged counteHance'
for which William was fined s. and costs.
Wm Bedford, for making disturbance, was
fined 50 and costs.
"Bufalo BlI- or Wm. Hungford was ready
for trial with his witnesses, who would prove
he said that he was in bed at ten o'clock on the
night Of the burglary, but on ca!Iing them up,
they said they knew nothing about the case
He was held to bail in the sum Of $500 to the
Court Of Common Pleas.
Bridget Eeaton and Mary Delany are neigh
bers. and on Monday Bridget being in her yard
washing the clothes of her deceased husband
Mary got into some high words with her Mary
called Bridget some unladylike name, where
upon Bridget called down "the curse Of the
widow and seven children" upon her-this so
enraged Mary that she threw the contents Of the
swil pail full in Budgets face, who, on this
provoeation, threw divers bricks, stones, &c,
through Mary's Windows The final result was,
q strange iargon Of statements before his Hon
or the Judge yesterday morning, who at length
fined Bridget 81 and costs, and Mary So. Mary
gently demonstrated with the Judge as TO the
prOpric.y OF paying it now or giving her credit
for the amount. She tired "mild but firm per-
suasion, but all to no purpose until she aaei-
dsafally mentioned that "that blessed baby
which she carried in arms, had the small poI.
The ecousternation Of the Court may be conceived
as this announcement came forth and she was
allowed to depart and pay 'On time"
Mary Taggart was charged with keeping 4
house of i'll fame, which charge was fully
proved By the testimony Of several residents on
; the street. In consideration Of her being an
old offender, she was fined S25 and costs, or i'm.
prisonment thirty days. Ga receiving her sen.
tence she poured forth broadside of inveetive
and words of abuse upon all the officials and
/ retired in disgust"
Several cases were continued.
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Burning tlni6.
DhDsifians & Gur9eolls.
; MORTON. NJ D--PhysopathiC

MORTON, NJ. D.-PhysOpathlc
lie Eclectic Physician aud Surgeon p of Mid
TO y. having located himself "a is ace. ready 20 at
tsj 20 all calls ~ hi, Pr'igssi9a eer g. ms otce OF AZ
ercr7 e Her mineral animal or vegetable and
tHa lEgcI1. stimulates and tones up tLe system by
Ta6ss allie Ell With diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kill
ucy- spleen NeIrIi-Il Inf mat toier
Acute Chr1aic L-s oi Appetite, ue-a-ameut 20 the
- - $50 49, - -, ,- - tg--5-g
Impurities sftla uu c. rulic long standing
Gi E-aos Yesaliar 70 the famai. sex, such Sup
sI 20 call lis Ail4e Of Treatment also 1luIcy
a1a1t.tt t1 Diseases ofChIidrsu.
Dr. sI sure safe and never failing remedy for
Fever and A-ue Cholera, Cnerl-A AIorau. DysCutey and
D.lTriea. Cor. Cram L1csiav7, FITS aal su.s treat
r9-DrAI also prepared t5t-eat successfully FEy ERs
OF The ya5ls types together with AID other form Of acute
dIs1asas This Hctr1u imagination tine llaI
b1 facts deIlrt from cltg-su the ke.lru
Ne'- school y el %. faea ana "a lhgI,a-l Ieal- q.
zra5g=re trlutue old ana new schools OF Nfeli
kilis0f 30 rlNiC MEDICINES siml aud compounds
lsut' al s. Elps slcl as are usually .epi IN h1.lgla
lt-ecil ana nom sgi7n Dr-- Silres A-sl, a-t OF tle
Indian r. NEEDLES Q a large uumh1ro Compounds pre-
pared lT himself Remedial A-c--s, winch are
the IulllwllE. Compound Syrup of the Wandering
BLK "essa s'7ele remedy for the Dyslcpsla, Piles
S-, AuLl-B l4s l islve.F log the Liver san iFe
biLers All-J lr .'-ers o-il- A. le ID lls y -el
krrar Jall1e -ore-llJutu ceraIl and speed cure br
Ss Baisam Of VIII Cherry Tor Cu-s, Colds, Bronchitis.
Lruuall or PAN Killer superior article % any nov iu
use .f external applications So-rrelsl ltll-
- y q. Particular Attention vIllue paid Do treat-
tli5- No. ---li - ~ M 4,.- -f 81
raise te Gaal- but he does claim that he can al cur
] O5a-r N1 ..5 Llrai- st Elslieuee- No- 10 CllEcl
I s. g. eve llll- We side
I vl7iou, 1rauches- 1s.iIwSdoaly- Ir-y15 l-1
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paprr Dealers.

Z COWLES, & co, keep constant
1ls Iy on hand, at the LEADERJOB ROOM the follow
w catalogue Of Paper which they Oer at Eastern prces 70
Ca5h.
BOOK AND DNEWSPAPER-Wu are prepared 70 iurnisl
News and Book Printing Paper sizes and grades
Special sizes made 20 order a. short notice
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description. including
large Double Medium and y ed OF all grades
Felght.
PRINTERS SIZED PAPEI s-tncludinr Plain Folio
Post Packet and Commercial Posi- Folded and Flat Caps
CJmIuercial Note.
FOREIGN PAPERS-Incluing French, English and
German Folo Post folded and fat, Packet and COmmerca
Post Commercial and small Note, Letter Paper, Doubis
POLISHED COLORED PAPERs-IueIuding allcoloIr
Medium Extra Super-royal Purple Ultranlarine
Green, Scarlet, SC Sc. EnaHelel Paper Of yaTiou
grades
RULED PAPERS-IncludingL I egal Cap, Acc9untPapor
German Paper, Record Paper Fuolscap Pack cke Post, Com
mercia Post Letter Commercial and Packet Note Bath.
&c. &c OF all grades and shades, American, Englist
Freurh and German Manufacturers, by the ream
a1EcrqIautIty.
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment, including 81.
Double French Enangled, Enameled, Porcelain san
surface Ivory and Chlna White surface Cards. in sheets
cut regular Sizes also Railroad Cards heavy and
leavv. Common Co0red Cards. White Printers Cards SC
lr sale By the case smaller quantity ANY particular
color or sly le furnished 70 order
BLANK BOOkS-of all kinds on hand OF made order
BRONZES-As We now buy largely Of both English and
German BruuZes are prepared 70 oerthem al favor
able prices any other house IN the country.
PAINTERS INK. VARNISH-Cousiantly hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
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Zen lIaGs 0f ms JAge't] yls HIa1e Ole square.
zAdvert.semenfs Loaded and placed N column o. Seciai
A1s,nozs Na-ires duube the ordinary rates
YEARLY AdyerrIsIr ra--s wall lo understood 20 as
,.-r-- fHa T1-1arara susTuess -e Alerslr and al
of5ef advert sesuts sent By the advertiser VIII De
charged extra. ----. r., -..-,r.
an RaH-slous NH.lrCs. 81 per cent. discount
Brsiness Notices Elarls Column VIII be cnsIeed al
tha rlfe OF IS EMS a line each insertion.
Al Transient Advertisements, be pald for n advance
Adreseeufs Weekly square or less, iu- fhree
months or less. same daily
Advertisements DdIy and Weekly " u De charged D
per
Bills OF ! cary A1si'i2sis f-' -'- = CoWfES co.
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STEAMBOAT DEPlRrUEEs.-The Iron CHy
leaves at eight P n for Lake Superior.
Ocean leaves Michigan Central Dock at 10
P ". for Detroit.
F0res. Queen leaves DOCK foot Of Superior
street AZ ) P NJ. for Buffalo.
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Tesza II Morley Henry X REYNOLDS,
Miller Spansler, Pollard lcCOr- l., f-ov,,, ~ r,o,,
nick vii lam =. Carey kirhard - - 81. -
parirk S Duh. n. or, James - -, - 'cL55
CaulnheIl James BREEDER. Samue. 4i's' w. UNIV
n Lane A. y. Niey ert J. Nc un-
kn. Alexander mex. William r.
Nlnick. aud Robert PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a eep. ssi Morley, Rsynsid SP BglsI and Carry are s
his petition aid Court the defendants aheye
named. II which Il Is alleged, that al the Novemser
Term, ls56. said Curt the plaintiff rrcoserse Iuo-
ment against sand Pollanl McComirk and WI I'm >
carey for S27IO debt, and Sl7 6l0u COSTS ina WI NE
uend1ng which sald u nent WIS tne
naiuI sued out order aIfachment copy q Which
VA ser "a on said Jesse II Morley ano Henry hey-
uos: tha Morley and heyno ds a the line oI sucn
s m rreSs them had m their noSse SION personal
@ of i Carey Of the value of SO 900; and that said
S1aa-ler Psfrck u q, or, Campbell Lane, Aeylert
IunIin PEBBLES, Mccormick, Alexander mick snd VII
ii1r5 II Nh claim INT rest said pertNfu
rr1 judgment agains said Nor ev and r. nodSfort
much as vii Iay the plaintiffs said judgment asainss
Wcformick and Carey.
Ths Jefendans required 70 answer sad g,tIlonSl,
before October 9, ls5s. AXIELL FRENI1sSE
H. GRISWOLD,
au7dswI9s A'tOTnsysfoFPIAia{l
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
WEDNESDAY 1IORNING, SEPT. 5, Is5s

Ez- P.aaalJ Orlalsla- Ts--Iaz o.. every desc q,I.u
done 80 the P-ltrs I-'-t.lsael. Of ths lain once
0l rHs latest Iup-Jyela AID Hgs.r-a. steam presses, u t
best y shrr I,iro. aaI a. rs4s1ual rates. Par
ticuIar ateai pad % blank work Every description II
BIluas done. C-aeral y % ans Bpos. Le-c5s, Journals,
Sale Books, Receiving BOOKS, Sr Sr.
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GrQai Notices.
TIE BANK OF PTITSBURGHl

TIE BANK OF PTrTSBURGH1
Iesse II Morley Henry X. Reyuolls,
siileI VI Sp359steI hleasII IA Fa.- In Cou-t Of Com
--Ar I'm - y = - u fmon cas-, 1 ny.
Laue, A n. NJ ylart, ] McJulk n, l''7@ 49, O-
Alcxand NrmicE, " Liam x Mn
IcE K Der Pecbles, FOllfrd McCUT
NICK and vi lIm + Grey
4 LII the above named defendants ex-
y celt aid .iuries, Ryn Spanssr carey,
re nlted, that May a. ISIS. the Dlaiatif dled his
pe; Ion m sai Court aalasi The defendants Hbvs uamed
In which al eye that al the N0vem Term is6 of said
Court, P1ln-n recovered Judgment asl said Pol
a-d lIct OrmIcs anu William +. Care ,tr S54iO 2 debt
and SO = cosz; that While the pending which
sid Judgment ob.ain=U aiui sued cut order
Of attachment cOpg Of wbI-h served sad Jesse H.
Morley nj Henry X. Reynolds; that said Morley aud
Reyu0lS he lime Of such service Of them,
hal IN the possession rersona property Of sid Carey Of
the O0 and thar sald SpIngier Palrick, Duff,
orr CamahciI BIZ den, ane Meyler Junkn. PEBBLES,
NTcC'orsrlck Alexander Nimirk and William r. NImck
cam interrs said properly, and praying JudE-
against Morley and Rey nulds for much viii
pay the Daluh sit Judgment against said AcCormick
1ld Carey
TIE Defendants required n answer sid petition
before October 9, ISIS. AXTt IL & PRENTISS, s
n GRlSWOLD,
,u7 d6yy lss Alto news for Plaintiff
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THE NEW CASKET.
4 s THIS Is THE AGE OF IN

- prove ulcuE and rencleu. The
l-e u saving that he prepared furnish al entire
urs az EN- The Uuder us line superior Co ANYTHING
ever lore introduced 10 Is OF made
lu The tl-ke form ard is hgly Urlamentel wiki thick
Plate glass r'nyins the entire lensth OftOp Aful length
view eau be bad with ease
ihe ChSAEf has none oftle gloomy ami unpleasant ap
nelrlces OF the Old style OF Collins They are pcr.Ccfy
alr-tst- aud light and convenient fJ- RIA
tIJ1, or putt In vaults, 'nrermeus A sim
liar article Is much used IN eastern cfI-s
Persons losing friends and wishing procure ANYTHING
The above line viii and t much 20 thcIr interest By cal ling
ana eN lls for enlseves. where they viii uud every
attrllloI gwen DAN'L " DUTY Uuderla aker.
aN T. al : NJ e. E7-sa
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- For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, secfouTth
rana
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BENEDlCTIOS.

PERsoSAL Gov. Chase will be in town to-
morrow night, and will go to Put-in-Bay on
the OccEE.
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PAsTURAGE-ls5e-

t'HE PASTURES OF THE gs=SSS7
Il subscrIlgr aho1t 800 acres, IN the Cuysh1= tyF
N-ey wall De 90 = oman after Nay IL Per AAz<4,&
send Cows hereby notified that they Will
DE ClurE q Tor the entire do
Nov ls- uaes LsJ i've writing at the lime OF
earlier VII IdrawIl; eld also that the undersigned WI
u 1e liable 1r animals that may stray r or be injured
while G said premises.
IEkAlS-Fliiy Ceais per week. vabie every Monday
70 al vance. unless arrangements made Ith The
scrhcrf0r the season
Apply uIg Cics Merchants Bank Superior S.
Wm- cord. Herisuau. the entrance gates near
AslCrlE ? PlHc Foundry, hrs brick dwelling
house University HCl=Ifs S. Stone
gIavnas1sI. A ZffH- I-5s-4rff-l4r N-nvT Z
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The ASSOC4Art ID flREMEN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY, Or
PITTSBURGH.

aus l1a 10 49, -
THT ASSOC All d FlREMEN'Sl
INSURANCE COMPANY Oh
PITTSBURGH.
- n ASiey liendy - = is' S, In Court OF Com
Htl''i 1i,I77.7 ~ I, rcSr5 Smon Pleas, Guy
I5.s. = T,,,er II ~, shnga Co, Ohio
ball. James Brcde Samuel NJ Lane
4 y Afevfert. j. 1lcIunkin. AK
AMI hobert Peebcs-
A Ii the above named defendants ex-
"a cspt sa d Morley, ReyueldS Spansier and Carey,
zs51 ti tha. on hiay ~ Isss The PlsiHtiI ed hs
u-u m sand Court against the dsfendans above named,
u which Iced that az he Noyemhe Term Of sad
Court for yeIr ls5G the plain ih recovered judgment
7iusf slid Pollard Mccormick and william F. Ca ey for
s. $50 debt and 50 6-llO COSTS that while the
pending IN which SAID Jld meni obtained, the plaintiff
sued out order Of attachment, cuuy Of which
served on said Jesse H Morley ard Henry K. Reynolds
at said Morley and Reynolds AZ the Of such service
Of process tEem had their po pesonal prop
ertg OF said Carey OF the value Of SO and that said
S1angler Patrick, Duff. Or. Campbell, Lans Msvlert
Juukin PEBBLES. Alexander Nimick and William Nimick
claim sail prop rty, ard praying iudg
against sid Morley and Reynolds for much as wi
pay tho plaintiff sad judgment agalnst said MCCORMICK
sud Carey
lie defendants required said 1slton On on
51sIre tirto. e- o. Is5s. ANTELL 3 PRENTISS
III GRISWOLD,
au- dow lss Attorneys for Pin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-08
J. u. JOHNSON, II. D.,
MUNICIPALITIES.
Bankers.
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DEALERS IN GOLDAND SILVER
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