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TRANSPORTATION.
1859.

@s4AlA 100
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
S duF 1o present season run their well lnown and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly betweep
OGdensburgb & OswesO, md Upper Lakes,
Forming a TRI-wEERLy LINE between
0gdensbuTgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San.
dusky, Toledo and Detroit
And sEAu-wEERLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Porto,
Connecting At ogiensburgh with tho
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell Worcester
and Boston,
And at Oswego with the
New oswego Line OF Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bst,Oesn osioego, Troy Albany and NstO York
Connecting also at Duukirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland and sandusEy, and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and Intermediate Ports
r- Property forwarded by this Line will be subject to
but one transhipmen
rV- Merchandise marked IN t. Co Express" will be
forwarded # IN New York by On Express Freight Tram
over tho New York Erie Rairusd, and promptly iof-
warded from Dunkirk.
I These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Clsvo-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Limo.
.-APPLY TO
n ~ 49, 1g9nl ~ y S9 20 u, bt9oaTsy Sy Sin az n
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. T. Co No. 80 state street
Boston
A. CUsHATAN, Agent V. c. Line No. los State Street
Boston
CHAS. $ TAPPAN cor. 9th aud Chestnut ST., phiia.
'. i. CHURCH, Agent ROusG's Point, N. Y
g. L. THOMPSON, Treas N. 7. Co., Ogdensbu1Eh, NY
GEORGE pABk Err, Age :, "
HOVEY CRAWFORD. OswegO, N. Y.
ID. CALDWELL, Agent, DuukiTk.
PELTOE BREED. Cleveland
J. S. CHENOWETH CO, Cincinnati, o.
]. u McBETH Agent Saudusky.
WAI +. WALKER, Agent, Toledo
y. r. MA IHEWS Agent, D. trOit, Mich.
J. Il HRAMFORD, Miwaukee, Wis.
McHFNRY & BARKER, Racine, Wis
bIATHER & CO, Chicago.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
IL r. WIBORG 4 CO, Fulton CITY, III.
N. W. GRAHAM & co Cairo, IL.
FIFE & MICHAEL, St. Louis.
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company
Cles Gland, Feb. 18th, 1859
marlaR6 p. CHAMBERLIN, President.
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NEW YonK STOCK mARKEr-oct. %.

Sesond bsarl-lichigar Central 46si Hudson River 6sa
81; N Central bJJS chicago Rock Island Gik; an L
R6s; Mich southern 5ls Galeua Chicago 73 Pacific
ABil7l.
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Liver ImVigOratOr

3 ANFOhDE
T NEVER DEBILITATES
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUMS, and has become an estah shed fact
Standard Medicine, known aud proved BY ain who nave
used IL aud esOrted 10 with confidence IN all the
diseases for which IL is mmeuded.
II has cured thOusanlI with the last two years
who had up all hopes Of relief the numerous
unsolicited GER lhcaies IN = any possession show.
The dose mut be adsp'ed -iu toe temperament of tho
individual takngit and us = 8d IN such quantities as to
act gently on he bowels. u
Let the Dictates OF yeur Sudgment guide you in the
Of he LIVER IN-= -=NlCSORATOR, and It
will cure Liver COm-.s plants, bilious At
tncks, DyspepNi a, ,-Chronic DiarrhOea, ,
= u III III q Il q IN p n iuts, Dyseute-
ry, DrOpsyJ SOurL StOmuch, Hubitual
COstiyeness, ChOl--iC1 Cholera, ChOle-
rn m0rbus' CholtruJ II "a n q tum, Flutu-
lence, j uund &C ,.sIFemale Weakness
ea, aud my be used suc-.-lresstuly as OkDlNA-
RY FAMILY MEDl--ICiNE. II will lure SICK
II v n e " T. "a, !" Thousands can tsstify) IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFP-IrWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAX len a. commencement OF
attack,
All who it giving their testimony in It's favor.
CV- Mix water in the M u.h with the eINVIGORATOR
and swallow both together
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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SECOND SUBDIVISION.

10 the County of LORAIN.
DISTRICT COURr-On Tuesday the An day of SsptsIn-
hor
COMMON PLEAS-On Tuesday the slst dfy of Jauua-
n, tuesday tho lst day Of May, and on Tuesday
The 29i day uf Oct ber.
In the County Of MEDINA.
DISTRICT COURr-On FridsY the Jth day Of Septem.
har.
COMMON PLEAs-on TUESDAY the 2lst day + Februa-
", Tuesday the lbth day Of hlby, Aud on Tuesday
the 9th day of November.
In the County Of SUMMIT
DISTRICT COUHT-On THURSDAY the 18th day OF Sep
iember
COMMON PLEAs-on Tuesday the l3h dav Of March.
Tuesday the 2Hh daI OF May, aud on TUESDAY the
2Oth day VI November.
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RliIROAD.

All tho trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Colunhna, Cincinnati, ST.
Louis, Sci and all the trns Eung Eastward connect at
Dunkirk with the trains Of the Etw York Erie Railroad
and Buffalo with those OF tie New York CenEa anI
Buffalo aud Rev York Iris Railroads..
cleveland June 18Th 1879 Ids 'F
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AYERS
A G. U II OUR H..

FOR THR sPERDY euRE or
LateFmiitenf Fccer or Fever and Ague, Remit
tent Fever, chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Period
zeal Headache, or Blious Headache. and BIZ
ious Ferers--indesd, for me Ieh0ie class Of dis
eases originating n hillary dereHgsment,
caused By fhe malaria Of miaSmaiie countries.
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
IN called for bv tho acrcsscs Of the American people
Than asure AID safe cure for keyef aug Ague such REM
edy We are now enab ed 20 oer With perfect certainty
ded prof that harm arise from It's In any
quantity
be gt mnsuse service In the communities IN which q
walls freuenfion better than the patient
poison of Fever and Ague iron the system aud prevea
edy eyer yet dgVettd for this lass complaints but also
hi w t,o h g etge gaiy Nse suppE ri dollar
tres where Fcvor aud Agug rrovss every body should
, , any ~ W ~ ~ -u lss ~ iI'ey qo iot cure snd PRO
reach Of all-he poor we'll the nj H. great superb
speedy aud certain cure OF lno IS that con'aius
no Qnine or mineral consequently It produces nuqInism
utei lHlu lous eHect Whatever upon we cons
Those egfsd BY ae ef a healthy as If they had
had the dseafs.
irritation, among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism GOut
Headaohe Kindness Toothache, Earuche Catarrh Asth-
ma, Papitaton, Painful Affection OF the Spleen tyster
lcs, Pain IN the Bowels, Coo, PARALYSIS, aud Derauge
ment OF the stomach, al OF which, when originating In this
cause put the intermittent or become periodical
This "CURE" e1pes the p,sIu from he blood and conse-
quenty cures them all aike lt Us an Invaluable protection
ia malariQus districts II tuteu asonaY or daily
white exposed TO the infection. that will be eroretod
rpen into disease. Hence n J, even valuable for pro-
lection than cure, and will ever sufeI from luterm
dy Affords.
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IscoRRECr.-The report received few days since b!
telegraph aud bshsd all he papers, that the steam
Islander ad bien lost the gale Of last week on LAX
Huron, pro incorrect. 1hs steamer e1peTeuce
to1gh wOa her. but managed to reach GOdeTe
hurhor safely II hicago Times, 2sth.
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DESPON DENCY g. INSANITY
ELECTRICITY VS.. ELECTRoPATHY
The King of Remedies !
DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL
Derangement, Dependency, DC.

THE NEW Application of Electricity
a termed Elecropaiby,' is the only treamout ever
yet discovered capaole Of pe maneni Iem9yin nfaWa-
by abuse mental affection excessive siudy d
distress the head with zness loss of smgon and
at tunes !ancnoy and confused sae "a mind, and
especially when embaTassej cannot belr adversely and
times would much rather die than to live Tie above
enumerate will he found to in frequency and intensity
idioey nsani or suiciis 1t may said without foar o
CONTRADICTION ihai tho great majority Of the nny suicides
committed IN the present day. hre taceaoe TO morbi
diseased condition Of the brain; and hence the frequent
Derangement Of the br in and mental arrangement in
sepoIsbe companions s assertion Is coIroboraed by
Of scenery have ali bean r ed nvsia Dr Gibson is Ihe
only leg innate aud scientific Electrician in tho City Of
Cleveland aud the only Physician who trenS the above
throat liver stomach kidneys spern and diseases pecu
liar TO Fumles. Also Rheumutism Paralysis OF Limbs
Patients may boreferre vicinity who have oeu
permanently cured by tne @ nsrno eatGlly Of DT Gibson
treatment and were considered uttsrl' houeless.
Roidtho following from Mrs Carlisle q ilis city:
Dr. A Gib,2nOsqr si,I wish to eIpress Tho high Is,
congestion Of tho BRAIN accompanied with Hain aud
above diseases fors months qnani-
ed with you suite ed 70 degree amount almost 70 in
that the short eouT Of treatment 70 which suected
ne ne hBD. sg mas 9gse fgI1d me am ~
your electrical Tentment and Tor your yalu bio ser Ices
der the greatest obligations and shall take peasu IN
recommending your treatment to nv friends
Signed MRS. JOHN CARLISLE,
No 2il Hami ton street, Cleveland
To the above might be added volume Il GER fcatos Of
and complimentary notices. but the satSfactcT
recommendation the personal ADVANTAGES all may derive
from Dr. Gibsons valuable discoveries and services
DIR, A GIBSON. Eclectic Physician,
Professor of Eiectropathy aud Medicine.
Dr. Ghsons work Physiology, Tor sale At his office
The only rk published giving in detail the chaTac-
ter Of by the ten perument and containing specific
dir -Cti-us tor phvtiCal cultivation,
Office OntaTin street over q. Beck Co. Store
few doors from the Public square Office hours from to
II A. 81. aud HOSP NJ. daily, Sundays excepted
RE-
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c & W. sIBTsoN Pltfs Attys. Ncts:2s6
HENRY GRAHAM, In he Couit 0f Common
1 TOmmOn
Pleas qdhe sr s.9 county cay
HENRY CRAIG AND LYDIA

the above entitled cause, are hereby notified ht the ls
day OF october 1889 the sHil Graham filed his petition
Court against them said do endants alleging that
25h day Of Sep euber e6 said Henry Craig executed
aud de vered to said plaintiff promissory
500 puyub no mon hs aer due, and the other for A65
pay able three after date both bong payable
plaintiff order, The former with ten per interest,"
and the latter with siS er ceni sei-annua mere t and
that also the said h day Of Sep emher 1886 the Sid
Hemy Craig and Lydia Craig executed and delivered tO the
plaintiff mortgage decd, OF the following described preu-
isE situate IN the township Of Omstd, in ssd county
and State and known by bong lot No II in tract No 2,
and west through sad tract the ees and
by the liues Of said lot the south bv the south
ue said tract TO the paymen, Of said notes. that
the former note has been fully aid and that there is due
the latter from the said Crsir to the plaintiff four
dred aud ninetyw 33-lO0 dollars with interest from Sep
tember 18th 1882 and pring Tor judgment against said
Henry Craig four hundred and uinolYwO 80 Ol dOsr
with interest nom Scot 9Th 1896 for the foreclosure Of
said mOrsare and sale Of SAID TO pay said debt
and for Otuer proper relief.
Said defendants further notified that they required
to aud demur petition before
ths 10Th Gay OF December 1859.
CHAS. l. FISH s. j o DUFFY,
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" Tho Captain Of the propeller Plymouth reports hay
tug ait schooners ashore On North Man
ltou "Wednesday at while his passage down. Bot
had the Appearance o. bel loaded He near eneugl
To distinguish tht II paiut.-tB Bun CouT 20 IA.
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Auived a, Chicago from Cleveland Oct. 97,h-sonOOn,
Montesgle.
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFs~%-azh
" Lake Navigation, the Propneors n A9lVElA
ofthis Line Will put upon the route rom Ui4st -
Buffalo TO Chic1go hrst-cass A n4L4aallsakil
Screw Steamers. Of great strength aud speed,
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LIST or YissELs PASSED THROUGH THE WELLAED
CANAL-Furnished to the BOARD OF Und5rwntsu.-The
following passed the Port Of Port ColDomo Lock
rom O'Clock p on tho 18th till o'clock p. III on the
ssh Of Oct lse9:
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
DR. AMOS SOM axe pleasure in announcing that they
ave invented important instrument for the cure OF
he above diseases II has been subjected TO test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Ph9delphia
New York; It has been declared the only usetu nsr
invent ed for tho Of Seminal Weakness or
ly disease caused by the habits Of youth Price
80 llmall or express
N B.-Dr AMOS SON in order to satisfy the most
keptca the Of this instrument pledge them
elves that in Ruy instance where prove unssiisac
ory AZ er fair trial the money will bo refunded by
uTning the instTumen in good order,
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MARINE ITEMS.
IN. ,.l.nrt.r rD.,ol. hnrr na..sh ,n.inr.

The following vessels have passed to-day:
Bouad Up Propoiles Bay state JusquohInha scio,a;
harEs lnvInc bts, norman, Sunshine, American Rep bic
ri Canada; btis 81 City: schp0usn IhpmRs kiugs
iOrd. Mary Hale, Alse ine, Z Johnson, Lively,
Maple Leaf
B0uud DOwn-Prnpellers Plymouth, Mt Vernon, Con-
cord; schO0ners Cape Htrn, ElVa.
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The following vessels disoharRng the Elevator I:
nark Il Adams, s;hrs Queen OF tho Lakes, A Rich
L,niatiD Ayr.
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Bound Wosi-OctOher 23.h- None
23h-Bark + Park; schrs Pa!uck Henry, Caledonia
bound East-OCt 20th--schrH Unula Tom, Wild Rover
VIM sandersou, W S Nelson. Muskiugum, y Barney De-
los DeWolf, ] /. Groas, Presto.
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FORMING A TRI.wEEKLY LINE,

CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN u MOORE, Agent N. Y. Z. Il H. No. 2O7 Broad
NJ b S5AULDING, Agent spauldnss Expire No 2iO
CHAMBFRIiN, THOMAS & co, Propri,toFI 2f NIer-
chants Central Canal Line, No. l0l broadway, n. Y.
Pittsburgh.
D. i. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland h Pittsburgh
Railroad Wheeling, Va
HUBBY, HUGHES co, Forwarding Merchants Cleve.
MIX & MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland
Ohio
j. TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee
Wis.
RICHMOND CO., cor. CLARK and South Water stree
SHELDON PEASE, ManaginF Agent,
mnrl5:959 Office foot Of Michigan ST. Buffalo, N. Y.
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THIRD SUBDIVISION.

THIRD SUBDIVISION.
In the County OF CUYAHOGA.
DISTRICT CoURr-on Monday the l1h day Of septem-
COMMON PIEAs-on Monday the nth day Of Fsbrua-
Y, on Monday the 2lst day Of May, ami ON Monday
the bth day OF kOVembsr
WITNESS lhe foisl sigustures Of the mtiorty Of the
Judgea Of said Fourth Judcih District, The Conmon
Pleas Cerss once IN the City Of Cleveland in said Cuy-
All ga County this 2Oth day Of October A. D. 1859 The
Hon San usl T. Worcester Judge Of said District was
duly NJ ned q ne tins and place " the meeting for this
JOHN FITCH,
THOMAS BOLTON,
HORACE FOOTE,
S CARPENTER
Is. + TAYLOR
WM. u CANFIELD,
J. p. 81 HOP,
Judges as Aforesaid.
THE STATE or OHlo(
l. ROLAND D NOBLE, Clerk Of
the Court Of Common pica thin and for said Couny
rehy certify the foTesont be full and correct enpy Of
1859.
WiTHESb my siEnhiurs agd the asal q said Court At
Cleveland, This INST day Of NoFember' A. D.
ROLAND D. NOBLE. Clerk.
nOviidH!wtW:7bs
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A OARD d TWE pTJRIIC.

The hediel Agency being established 40 connection
vita al Eminsnt Physician 0f this city tho public NAV
lem. - - -
As Agent, know the Msdioiues to he Genuine Prapa
sspir M r. fji fSjhHSES; Rd5i9S;,A AssN9. Ntv vors
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lDbpsifials & 9nrqeOns
Young MEN rAKE PARrInuLAR NoTICE.

An strument for the cure o Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness &c. Can be perna
neny cured r fifteen days 10 two months by the use
this instrument when used conformity with medicines.
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uoIt.lo9 nnd Speeill MasteT Commissionfr.
SALM-pIIRSIIA NIi

~ TO the command Of wit Of vendi eIponas issued from
me Court of Common Pleas o. Cuyahoga Coun " at the
suit OF j W. A duch pluuif agaiust samuel lIasen
deendnnt to .irocted shall nae for sao ut tho door
OF the Court House, lcOrner OF SUnera add Champ
stfeeta In tile City Of Cleveland 10 said County. the
IN da, Of November 1852 at o. lock p NJ OF sti1 day
The following described lands aud tenements, TO wit -
situate 70 the township Of Euclid. Cu phosR County AVID
state Of Ohio, aud Ia know BY bliug thousand
Acre Iuot No n and lug the Ess part Of % Gl o
acres decided by Erie Dilley to H. Mey, and de-
scbed as UlWF: n FnninE at the ens said
aud Iunaing wost q the brink Of the bank In tho Co
Road thence northerly he line said road II
run TO the north line OF said lot; thence East the East
line Of said lot; thence South to the place Of beginning
supposed contain Of aud be the or
loss. Appraised Al $50 20.
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n
Dr. AMOS SON have devoted their attention eNclu-
svey this peculiar class Of maa and the relief theJ
have been enabled to render their fellow cToa
fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by con
patients and others daily arriving in town from al
parts OF the country for the express purpose MY OF consul
atons while there have been cr ed by the most
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced IN
i-qurng into the Of these Infectious complaints
from their most simple condition to that Of the most Dan
and inyeteTate they have always entertained IN
possibility their prevention, and removal and likewise
invariably found that III most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably bo traced ts OF the
following Ignorance, neglect orthe bud effect sol
unskillul and improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded n dsCoYeung in theS election Of
heir remedies ssfe elsctua and cautious course, omit
ting al combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equy0ca
character well those whose premature or inudlc
application might be productive o bad consequences in the
nds Of private individuals In short the laudable end of
usirremedies the essenng Of great mass Of human
sey by the alleviaon relief and DFeveueon OF those
revOns Affections THAI IN reality the secret foes Of lie
tnd which, while they extensively surround
urouT skill and interfJ in their determination.
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in any part of the world may be successfully
treated by Forwarding correct detail Of thsir with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address DR.. AMOS q SON, corner Main and Quay-sts.
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MORNING LEADER oFFICE. !
Cnt,ra.,r E,,rt,,.. not "a tgEQf

Hay Fltonll Oi0 20 OOIwater-Eastn Elbbl lao l 25
10 baled f}ton --V0 -lSand'y Hd Cemnt IS OIL So
bops.........AAb 20 l6IWhite Lime ...... d OO
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CHAS. l. FISH &J o DUFFY.
CHERIFF5S SALE.--PURSUANT

SHERIEE'S SALE.--PURSUANT
~ to the command Of En OF Vandi E1ponns, issued
nom the curt of Common Poas Of Cuyahoga county, at
he suit Lyman Little aud al pitts Bgantt James At
publ auction tho door Of the Court House corner Of
ana CBampam sire es) in the city Of Cleyeand in
A NJ OF SAID day the lowing described property, to witt
d l., wIGHTMAN, SheuT-
SHERIFF'S SALB.-BY VIRTUE
~ OF Wr Of FeIi Facias issued out of the Court Of
W, Blake and ais. ptG against the schooner Herald de
shall uileT for sale at ubc auction a. the old River bed
Cleveland in SAID equity, on the bl day n November
1879 at O'clock p NJ said day, the said chOoner Hor
aid, her apparel and furniture ,,,,,,,r,, ..-io,
THOMAS DAY PltG,' A,tJ DC 25
GHERIBE'S SALE.---PURSUANT
~ to tue command OF writ OF Yendi EGpona', issued
romthe Court Common Pleas of Uuyahoga ouny, at no
suit Of A s. Gardner, plt inst Frederick Hauserma1
the door the Court HOuAe Corner " Seneca Cham
plain streets nthe e Of Cleveland in said county the
the following described lands aud tooemeuls to wit sit
tho township OF Parma county OF CuyahOga Ohio
and known pHTt Of Lot No Seventeen III in the Tuck
efmsn II act called being all of sui Tot No II except
ing piece the south part thereof ed By said
Frederick HauHaI to John HassTm by warranty
deed bounded the south the and west by ut
said south line from eNt TO through said lot No. H.
and far enough from said Outh line cOutan ten acres Of
and ess The piece hereby nteude to be convey
ed heng fty mine Of land, loss but suiJec
ID. J.. WlGHlAIAN, Sheriff
n. r. BgIvtS. ATTY cct25
no ROLAND ID. NOBLE. CLERK
Il of tho Court Of Common Peas within aud for tue
County Of Guy nhUgu, and state OF Ohio:
1T - ORDERED ihst the Courts Of tho FOURTH
JUDICIAL. DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF OHIO,
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GHERIFF'S SALE.---PURSUANT 5il.i
no ROLAND D. NOBLE. OLERK

n OF Tho IuuTt OF Common Plena WITHIN anu lot Ele
County Of Guy nhugu, and state OF OHIO:
1T ~ ORDEREn that the Courts Of tho FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF ONO,
fol tho year lS5o, commence aud bo held follows,
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

SENATE.
Petitions were presented and referred, or
ders adopted, and papers from the House re-
ceived concurrent action.
The orders of the day were taken up, and
the bill in relation to filling vacancies in the
Senate, on a suggestion that the Constitution
does provide for the filling of vacancies in
the Senate, was laid on the table.
The next matter was the bill to establish the
salaries of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial
Court.
Mr. Branning of Berkshire objected to the
passage of the bill. He thought that good men
could be obtained at the present salaries.
Messrs. Field of Worcester and OSgood of
Essex explained the opinions of the committee
who reported the bill No objection to the bill
was expected.
Mr.. Walker of Hampden also advocated the
bill. He thought that only first class lawyers
should be advanced to the bench. That men
cen be found in the Commonwealth who would
accept the office at a small salary does not
prove that they are the men who should be ap-
pointed.
After further discussion the bill was ordered
to third reading by the following vote:
YeaS-AIessrs. Bacon, Boynton G. L. Davis, W.
I. Davis, Fabens, Field, French, Odiorne, Osgood,
d. +. Parker, E. q. Paker, Rich, Robinson, Sawin,
Upham, Walker-I6.
NdyS-MeSsIs AlWOOu, DaSg, Blgel0W, Brannlng,
Conn, Cornell, r. T. Davis, Frost, Luce, Metcaif,
Norton, Peck-12
The resolve in aid of the Massachusetts
Teachers Association was ordered to be en-
crossed.
HOUSE.
Messrs. Griffin of Maiden, Gushing of New
buryport, Wells of Greenfield, Norcross of
Fitchburg, Lothrop of Boston, Chamberlain of
Chelsea, and Brownell of Westport, were add
ed, on the part of the House, to the Joint Com
mittee to consider what legislation is necessary
to prevent delays in the administration of jus
tee.
Petitions were presented and referred, against
the incorporation of the town of Belmont; that
the rendition of fugitive slaves may be prohib-
tied by law; in aid of Wesleyan Academy
and sundry Of a private character.
The resolves in relation to the Sergeant-at-
Arms were taken up, and the Senate's amend
ment non-concurred. So the House resolves
stand as originally passed
The bill relative to the competency of wit
nesses was then debated, and refused a third
reading. Yeas 6S; nays 80; absent, or not
voting, 80.