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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
FROn Turks IsLASp.-Files of the Turks Isl

From Turks IsLAND.-Files of the Turks ISL
and Gazette to tho 25th, contain the following:
At present our salt market is rather dull, al,
though not more so than usual at this seaeon Of
the year. The canals, by which salt is conveyed
to the interior of the United States, all frozen
over and will continue 10 be for some two months
to come. Until these are open we cannot expect
our trade to improve. There are at the different
ports of the colony, over 100000 bushels at least
100000 more than was on hand at this time last
year. Prices, u to S cents. Export duty cent
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:, DAVID L. wIGHTMAN.

DAVID L. wIGHTMAN
Sheriff and Special Master Com'r
CHARLES STETsoX, PlfI's Atty. febltd2O
GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
- command OF second writ yendi exponas issued from
the Court of Common Pleas Il Cusahoga County tbs.
suit of Matthias F. Schultz against Elizabeth Brown me
dire ted, shall offer for sale Puhlic Auction The
door the Court House eorner Of Seneca and Champsin
sreetl ty of Cleyeand in said county the 9Th
day of March 1859 O'Clock P NJ of sad day. the fol-
lowing described lands and enemens to wit Situate in
the City cleveland Cuyahoga County and State of Oh,
known parts of lots Nos 90 and 80 In the original
nat G the village of Cleveland having IS 2 feet front on
the easterly line of Middle sOuthery line being
IS length parallel with H1ron street and lilo
nOrthery thererom and bounded by aley feet in
widh-s norhery line being parallel herewith 20 feet
length, to alley."
AppIaissdat 81, 400.
D. L. WIGHTMAN. Sheriff.
JNo W HE1sLEY, Plf's Atty. febItd22O
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Wisnnnsin Bank Nota seOuritias.

From the eomptroller's report we derive the fol-
lowing statement, exhibiting the amount and
character Of the State Stocks and Railroad Bonds
deposited to secure the redemption of the circula
ting notes issued to the Banks, and outstanding on
the first Monday of January lS5g:=
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CHERIFF 4 SPECIAL MASTER5S

SALE.-Pursuant the command of an order of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga Coun
tv at the suit OF Charles against C. K Vaughn ct
al TO me directed shall offer for sale Public Auction
the door the Court HoGso0oer Of Seneca and Cham
plain sreets in the City of Cleveland. said county, on
the 4th day Il March, l9 at O'Clock p NJ of said day
UlO ing described lands and tenements to wit situate
in the township of Olmstead being No in the fifteenth
range Of townships in the Come tcut Western Reserve
the sat Ohio and which is also in tie County Of Guy
township. and bounded as follows Commencing the
sO1th west corner of land owned BY Wm E Castle and
bounded the north by land owned BY Stephen Jones'
BY land owned by John Ouers0n south BY land deed
ed Horace Van Norman by @ p smith, and land
formerly owned by Melancon Barnett containing 20 sl-OO
acres OF land be the more less, but subject to all
legal highways"
aiseda al
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CHERRIES SALE.-BY VIRTUE

~ execution issued from he Court of Common Pleas
of Cuy3hoga County, the suit OF II L and R l. Whit
against John Sidual, to directed have LEVIED
upon and shall offer for sale Public Auction the door
OF the Court House of Seneca and Champlan sts
the City of Cleveland in said County the 10th day Of
March, 1859 at o'clock P. NJ of said day the following
described lads and tenements TO wit Situate in the owT
ship of Brook yn, being number in the thirteenth
range oftownshps in the Connecticut Western Reserve
the State Of Ohio and which is also the County of Cuya
hoga and is known of Lot No 1876 in the Wieyvle
plat Called in Cleveland formerly the City of Oh
and described follows strip of the north end
said lot IS wide being feet Hicks street
and 50 feet deep, be the same more OF less
Appraised at $40.
D L. WIGHTAAN, Sheriff,
per Homer Strong, Dep.
R. HUNT. Plf's Atty feblhd2z2
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MiIWaukee and WateTf0Wn z K bolds. &C. 5l,UU
Racine and Mississippi R. R bonds &c. ---- 2.OO0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

Our Bank Currency is as well secured as that Of
any State in the Union. There is not q State
stock on the list which does not now rule at high
er figures than that at which they were taken by
the mptroller.-Daiiy Wisconsin.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-Pursuant to the

SHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command of wit of vend exponas issued from the
Court of Common Pleas OF Lucas County al the suit Of
Allen Hlncklsy, plaintiff, against Andrew j. Field and
others Defendants to me directed shall offer for sale al
Public Auction al the door Of the Court House c0rner OF
Seneca and Champan sreets in the city Of Cleveland in
Cuyahoea County, the lAh day OF March, ls59 at
O'Clock p NJ Of said the following described lands and
hOa County and which also in the STATE Of Ohio and
follows encing the southeriy line af Cham
plain street, 49, westerly intersection with the
westerly line Of Ontario street. at the north west
land decided by James Clark Albert v Sebbius on
the sd day of April 1892 and running thence westerly with
ChAplain forty feet thence southery night
giles with Champiain eighty feet alley thence
eastery with said alley and parallel with Champain St
Orty the south of land decided afore
said said Albert v SteJbns thence northery eighty
feet the nace of beginning. be the less
Also piece parcel Of land, situate in the City
Of Cleveland which also tho County and State afOre
said and knownb BY heng pats Of original lots Iumer
eighythree and eighf0ur the plat Of the village Of
Cleveland, and IS bounded follows, to Wit: Beginning
upon the southeTly line of Champain street. hundred
and twenty feet westerly from Ontario street and Tnnning
thence westerly With sand souIherly line Of Champlan
forty feet thence soGheTly right angles with Cham plain
street eighty feet to alley running parallel with Cham
pl1n street. thence easery with said allsy forty feet
thence nohery eighty feet to the place of beginning
he same more or less
said above described parcels of land appraised at $500
each. -
L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
HILL & PRATT, Plf's Att'ys. feb9
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BY Homer Strong Deputy.
ADAMS & CANFIELD, Plff S ATTY. feb2td23O
GaERIFF'S SALEAPnrsnant to the

y command Of a writ of vendI exponas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga County the suit
W p Fogg agains; II. A Ackey directed, shall
offer for sale Public Auction the door of the Court
House. cerner Of Seneca and Champan streets nthe city
OF levelqnd SAID county. the th day Of March, 1889
at O'Clock NJ said day, the following de crbed real
estate Situate in the city OF Cleveand Cuyahoga
County, and which is also in the state of Ohio and
known being the norhe v part of ten lot No G. in
Cleveland CITY, and bounded follows: NOIthery by
Eu lid street. westerly by Huds street. sOuthey by the
northerly line OF Sul-l0 No. = H A. Ackey aot-
ment the soulhe-y part OF lot No g. and essery by the
land Of John Blair. containing about of land"
Appraised at $4,000.
D.. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
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MIisffIIaneolts.
Notice.

IT HATTERSLEY would respect
fully inform his friends and the public that ne has
I.mOved his Gun Store TO No l02 Superior street mex
door 10 Gorham Apin's, where may be found large
sorfment of Ries Shot Guns Revolvers Pistols, Pow
der, Shot, Caps, &C, &C q Repairing done neat and
with dispatch. dec3ldYR1O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

W. The Mark Lane Express has an article
speculatng on the quantity of breadstuffs England
will need the paesent year, and from whom she
expects to obtain the supply. The following are
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

Persons in any part Of the world may be saccsrfuIv
treated ey oEsrins correct detail Of their ca1s MAJ
Tsn1litance for medicines &c -7Ea -
AadsesS Dr. AMOS SON. corner nIain md oua--.t,
Buffalo, N. Y. JanadRr-i1Sr.
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A CURE WARRANTED.

Or. AMOS SON have devoted their attention frclu
svey 70 this peculiar class Of nsaI and the relief tsv
have consequently been enabled 70 render their fellow cre
lures. Is fy testified and gratefully acknOwe bV con-
esceut patents and others daily arriving in on from N
parts Of the country express purpose nv az coei
tations lille their exerons have been sd By the ost
signal advantages yet from what they have ~
-qui1ing into the causes Of these infectious ooransi
from their most simple condition that of hs -,f 49,
ger.us md inveerae) they have always nfertaina -
possibility Of their prevention, and removal and ke
Invariably found that tie most horrible and
following causes Ignorance, neglect The bad sf ~
unskihul ana improper Treatment; fberefore Dr. AMOS
ther remedies safF eeciual and canfious conr-s -
ting all combination Of r. laedes VII ch bear m s,s
character, well those whose prsmafure a.
application might be productive Of bad en- II ~
lands OF private invduas In short the laudabis end 81
their remedies is the lessenins Of great mss n hr
misery b. the aleyaion relief and rrevenrlou OF those
g1evo1s ac.ons that afo reality the secret foe oe
and which, WI they extensvelv surround alalcra
fer our skill ana iAterf renee Tor their determination
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command of decIeial order Of sale Issued from the
COur Of Common Pleas of CuyahOga County at the suit Of
Z0tes H Monroe against solomon c. BrJxn ct al to
directed shall offer for sale al public auction at the door
Of he Court House cOrner of Seneca and ChampaIn SITS
the CITY Of Cleveland said County ths lh day Of
March, 1889 at O'Clock P NJ Of said day the following
described lands and ements to wit Situate in the
township Of East Cleveland the State OF Ohio and which
also the County of CuFahoga. and IS Known part of
3se said township and bounded follows Com
msncng at the intersection of the road leading psst B. P
Beer in the said Township with the Euclid Road thence
along the centre of said road u ch and 79 links
post thence along the centre Of said road oaS end 55K
links pest thence the centre of said road chains
and SO links a monument at Smiths Corners, thence
south degrees chains and Is links 20 the centre of
the Euclid Road thence in the centre OF said road ehsins
and 6l LINKS 70 tie place Of BEGINNING containing nine
and five hundred and seFeneen thousaDdbs o.
Appraised at SIsf5.
D. L. wIGHTMAN Sheriff
WILKINSON RIDDLE. Pins Att'ys. febs
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GfnaI Notiffs.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-B

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ writ of vendi exponas and plu ia issued from the
Common Pees of Cuyahpga County at the suit of
James NJ Parker al ps against Francis R. Elliott 81.
al 5es to directedI have levied upon and shall offer
for sale at Public Auction the door OF the Court House
(cOrner of Seneca and Chanpan sreets the City of
Cleyelanj said County, the 18Th day OF March, 1853
and tenements wit: Lying the township Of Royaton
the County Of CuyahOga State Of Ohio and Is bounded
way the south line of Lot No o. and running thence
south So degrees chains 81 links thence north de-
grees chains s9 links beech tree, thence north
81 degrees 10 chains 80 links to the place of begin
ming containing and ninetyono hundredth acres
being the land conveyed to Richard Elliott by John
Coates, December 24th, 1926 and recorded in Book NJ
pages $50 of Cuyahoga County Records
Appraised at SIS 81.
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
By VIM R. Simmons, DIP.
ADAMS i CANFIELp. Plf's Attys. febl6td222
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
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have invented most important instrument for the cure q
the above diseases. II has been subjected test bv th
most eminent PHYSICIANS In London Paris Phiiaderhia
and New York; has been declared the only useful stn
msnt Invented for the Of Seminal Weakness r
any disease caused BY the habits OF vo1th Pc.
$40 By mail or express.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

In instantaneOusy stopping the sxcrucang Pains
and Aches, Burns Scalds Cuts Wounds Bruises &C. sc
renders important that every family keep supply Of in
the house.
Armed with this Remedy household is always protect
ed against sudden attacks Of sickness Thousands Of lives
of have been saved by its timely USE who
suddenly seized in the night time with Cramps Spasms
Vomiting. Cholera, Yellow Fever and other violent dis
Let dose of this Remedy be taken internally
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Corning & Co S Quotations.

76 RIVER STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Alcohol. Burning FZuid, Pure Spirits, Cologne
!SDirits and Whiskles,
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Dr.. AMOS & SON,
Corner Of Main and oaaS streets, BUFFALO. n 2.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSIOIANSIN

- The State who members Of the Royal CollegsO
surgeons London May BE- consulted fpni o'ciock IN
me morning Until Eat nigh, ever sats and sympumof
disease The tre8tmeHt they adopt the result uyars
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TREESEMAm
ID r R-NO MORE PATN-NO


HE MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUMA-
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r R
(No. 81

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
Six Of these Pills will supply the blood with the same
amount of nutrition one ounce OF ordinary bread
Mothers nursing shOnd always one or two of these
Pills twice week. They will only keep Tour
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against Cramp Pains in the Stomach insure mot
only healthy ch ID, but will invest every child thus
sucked, with sweet disposition.
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RAILWAYS READY RFLEEF HAS CURED

LA1IENESS
And in all cases of
Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and Sprains,
The moment is applied TO the injured parts all pain and
uneasness cease Look for Ceuntereits and Imita-
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Price, cents, 20 cents, aLd 81 per bottle.
A new Contribution to Science-the great Grand
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A MOST sCIENTIFIC INVENTION.

An sfrument Tor the cure oi Nocturn Emissions
properly knnwn seminal Weakness. Sc Can be prompt
y cured n from fifteen days g. two months by the use
this instrument when used conformity with medicines
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q store and for sale lower than they can be imported from
janzi:tmarl:290 GORDON. MesuILANS co
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-22
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO MR.. STE
PHENS
[From lhe Georgia Cors,llutlonaIlst March 1sl

[From the Georgia Cors,nuhonarst, March 1871
The following note hes been addressed to US by one of
our subscribers, residing in Columbia county, with the
request that we would call the attention of the democra-
cy of the district, ald especially OF Columbia and Warren
counties, to the suggestions which it contains
Ed;or Of Me Gaaaa ioaala;
DEAR SIR AS the Hon. A.. II. Stephens declines a re-
nomination to Congress from the eighth district, 1 pro-
pose, upon the suggestion of 1. lends of that gentleman in
this county, that its people, with those of the county of
Warren, should tender to Mr.. Stephens a complimentary
dinner, Ito be given at Thompson, in the county of Co
lumbia, on q day to be designated by him. and an invi
tation to attend it to all his personal and political friends
throughout the district. Aud / farther suggest that on
the same day, and at the same place with the proposed
dinner, the democracy of the district should hold a con-
vention to nominate a successor to Mr.. Stephens.
Mr.. Stephens, we may state, when he first definitely
determined to decline a denomination, and to retire to
private life, proposed to announce the fact at the termi.
nation of the late session of Congress in a letter to the
people of the eighth district. 1t t~ranspired, however,
some time before the close of the session, and great pub
licity was given to it, as we'll as 10 his position in the
premises and for this reason, as well rs on account of
the pressure of his public and professional duties, imme-
diatoIy before and after tho adjournment of Congress, he
determined to forego bis original intention, and not to
| publish an ADDRESS to his constituency. This Is still Mr..
~Stephens's determination. The people of the district,
without distinction Of party, are sensible Of the boss
which they will sustain in the retirement of their late
representative from public life, and would be glad to tes-
tiiy, in some way, their appreciation of the manner in
which he has discharged the duties of the position IN
which he has served them for so many years. The prop
osition of our correspondent is but one of the many evil
dences of this feeling which we have had from all por-
tions of tho district and though we doubt that It will be
agreeable OF convenient to Mr.. Stephens to put on the
harness which he has taken off 80 recently, and address
the people upon public questions, we shall be glad TO see
II carried out. ~
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-22
A LOSS OF THREE THOUSAND LIVES.
II. ON tho New York Ever,,g Post, March ls.l

II. ON tho New York Ever,ag Post, March lei
Near Taganrog, on the sea of Azoff, a catast. ophe oo-
cul.ed, about the bcgir mig of Februa. last, which in.
volvcd a loss of life unparalleled except by memorable
earthquakes or volcanic c%ruptionS. 1t appears that some
three thousand Inhabitants of Tasanrog, relying upon
the proTse of fair weather made by the genial atmos-
phere AID the cloudiess sky, proceeded to the Azoff sea
to indulge in the sport of fishing beneath the ice-a
favorito pastime of that region. The atmosphere con
tinuing serene, the party were iulIcd into q feeling OF
sccmity, and vcntrrei fu, shcl than usual upon the ice,
in the hope of obtaining a gocl haul. Suddenly a breeze
p ung up from the east, which, growing boisterons by
degrees, whitfield the loose snow and fine particles Of ice
N oil directions, ead before long succeeded in ~detacling
the ice fiom the shore. Tho large icc-leld then broke
into numerous pie es, which,, with their teirlfti "ahd
helpless human eight" df'fedN towards tile open sea-
No assistance could lie rendered the unhappy beings by
their frantic relatives and f,.elds on shore, and within
two hours not a sign Of life was Visible on the surface of
the sea. On the following day a cake of ice dr(tel IN
shore upon which were five of the unfoi tr~1atss-three Of
them deal, and the other two nuab and ipsepsihle, 4Ae
two lattsr-a s.l and nm old nlan-were restored by
means of the usual appliances the girl, however, sur
viyed but a few hours the man recovered, but lost the
re OF his tongue IA consequence, probably, of tho fright
caused by the sccne he had passed through. He pre-
pared a written nan .ative Of the occurrences of that fear
full night on the Azoff.
BY this catastrophe at least three thousand persons
found a watcIy grave.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-22
ELECTION or UNITED STATES SENATOR IA
MEN JERSEY.
From tho Newark Evening Journal, March, IS

The New Jersey legislature, in joint convention yester-
day, appointed Hon. John G. Ten Eyck, "Hepublican, "
United States Senator TO succeed the Hon. William
Wright. This result had been anticipated by the late
caucnssipg Of the opposition but thc announcement was
received viii, feelings Of deep regret by the democracy,
regret not so much al the election of Mr.. Ten Eyck as
should have suocumbed to the influence of abolition re-
publicanism, and chosen to the Senate of the United
States a man who is expected to support in that body the
extreme and sectiohaliy aggressive measures Of his party,
and become a follower of The ambitious projects of VIM.
III. Seward, the arch dictator of northern abolition senti
ment. But the deed is accomplished and is past recall
ing. Regrets are now useless, and the democracy have
only to do with the past as a guide to the future. The
election of a decided abolition republican to a seat in the
United States Senate from New jersey is an event calcula
ted to awaken and arouse the conservative sentiment Of
the State and If anything can concentrate this senti
ment, the fresh triumph of our opponents must be potent
TO effect the much desired result.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-22
SAD CALAMITY IN FORSYTH COUNT, GEoRolA.
IRON Inc tl,nla rnteiugenoor. March IS,

From the atlantn fnteilgencar, March 49,
On last Friday night, the house OF Mr.. Ellis Waldrip
was entirely destroyed by fire, and four children persisted
Ia the oonfias ration two boys and two girls.
= Tho head ef one. gas BURNT of, aud the arm of another
and all four we're frightfeily aisIgufed. . Mr.. sni MRS.
q ~nsighboF's house on m evening visit, about a quarter
:" 'Tom home sud remained about an hour, aud on
Oh mns '~-s~ and Tia contents so near
returning nome ionhu 1e lN- -~.hsns--
ly consumed by the fire that they could save No.
not even their children. The origin Of the fire is un-
known.
We learn from one who was on tla g,oUn3 Gfter the
burning, that when the remains of the children. ail III
Waldrip had, wore gathered from the ruins, IL furnish
ed one Of the most heart rending scenes that he ever
witnessed.