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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
Union Men Of Tsnns.,nn !

AtsFea ready tuI the b4tlles BsiY sI4.ss
three weeks fst FrasAia Shsrriu % srrrsa; se
sad SDTs. Lst a. ssk each oEs OF 1oti, what
have tsa soas tugiag She canvass SO save
soar 'oaBtrv from her in,uaiaeut rcsli tsd
Hhai a. citizen soNSfsik o, are 500 dsing
ao~ Us yoUT suPiuensss 10 year. past zen
have allow ed the pishs aud prize iples Of sgt
'staFs % prevail IN Abe PaIitits ~ she ssua-
tTy, Esttt ynu fad yourselves ibis dsy trvu.
bling e ib~ prospect 81 tho tutHrs VI f-tr
indications beisK committed 90 The gtsucvs
oi giyii ,"sawetiaa aai resrigtiaa TAr Sc
ScssioR party hts sSakrns,i 10 rrHrwrd ac-
uy"f HHd Is msktne grsa; cNrrtiaak g. carry
the state The aFgaaitaliaa 90 their party
l. ttlIe'td To be epinpirts, penetrating 20 ths
F4sRutrst briFhharheeda, We aust saert
Ibetr raufIs VITA corresponding action IL ~
Eaaid eAff1 The vote % rebHc,srs lss stks
CaUsuta'ioa, the uatun, and The Ehforre-
meuI Of the Lass
Aha sss ss seirest YOU, all Sho aRrrsve
aRf principles ard dssiFr the election q cue
candidates. alt wbs desire 70 Trsrus the
taiSn trn'a iBmissstlY tmprs3iaz psFil--all
She desire 10 see the restoration ~ the era
VI Fead fsslisa heiNrru the ssetiaa---sil pa.
ttiots who love their county mare thaa par
tY--Se hsseetk Yea 90 organise eVvFrwherT.
IN every asiEhbofhaed aaa so % seFk iaF
abe sdcress OF the Unigla tirkvi Al the eagH~
i6g election 60 aud tAlk 70 yesf Beightass
sid frieads Call GA thsm in their work.
shsps aHa stores, 10 their heids, and b. thsiF
afestss lmFress thea, With = sense 81 thsis
asts - their Ssbstry, las and theF are
sdtfttEsHs, Aaa eve = p0TtieA ai Yuaf tine,
yens tsiesis sud yVuF mraas 10 yaaF eena-
ny,
Prepare faF the aay 81 slsetlaa We have
called aPaa yas tsf 40 soBtrihslloa Of mon.
~, na,sies at ias Cliy Of Nashville, darisR
The tsuVasss aRd save ths small 1aHs ehlth
taa hrte sent 10 payment Tor Documents g..
1ersss hsFs reF*iSEd assf ffem yea Aad
haw We ssh upon zoe ~ Etiss measy 10 Faar
oSa epaEiiea end 'itsifieis, 30 be- HsFi ipF al
legitimate eiStii0n PsFpeses Freride means
~ bTiRg eHt all sar ypiFTa--ts hire vehicles
karsrs sad men, 10 81 ont aFaa he hsrh~ass
aud s,yEsts, sRd bEias Ia steFt fslsa,la ~
the tais1h % he Psils. ils 10 tigAu With sasF
preparations. Fake tine By the ksrslsre.
Provide tieksts fef every pfseinst PFtyia.
ehslissests faF hEsauIsat yotsts IA stERS
FFsrtagi. ffsfidr eFssythiRe IN adtsase :, i
every RsiHt sad Pai &c hoshiHR till Ia. pset.
Fox Shiea can be doBe to-aaF. lea sseh
man Fely apps bis esA stettians. as8 a.
aPoa aastAf' Tbs Usles sEesets sgerY a,sa 4
10 do his day I
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u. HARgis8s
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03

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sskrs ,rt q ths EsfE. isafsz EsflsEsf fssf
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
a. wa4

Ths Rsesi3eat af the :. Z q, desires ta
cav tksoskh tAs ssla@as Of ths city paPsss,
tkst i Mold AfaEd The tssais4 mssA EEslss-
sasiSs, 10 see The PatFaas sad hs;saas Il
he iastitatSoa ~ ANY kaQe 81 fseisstisa, -
ths ChzPsl tnS Lecture Foona. Il weaia
Aaesd wheissens stiwslss sa4 saeogr-
agsssHt - tas iasiitgttsa ard ssa4ests
J be eltsEsua afs espeesailf iasitsd h az
tesa ua Friday sissFsoea5. IS 81 70 uHaFts
.As exercises % EYnaAStiss aaa ssoSatisa,
0ea 81 lees
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03

Va toas o.; sResssspS Mr. seTrcssty
Ceee spoke a Patton, ksiafday last sa4 a
correspondent 81 ths 4 aEasts sa-sssseis Ssi5ss
that atses tAe eosetssios ~ he sFssSa, NJ.
Nebh sad, Ia rVsrsFsaft0s EhefR sefstai sefr
Bspssat, sAal the 9 slfsisa Fl Essesls $500 y
q ~ cess 80 ssF - 81 a. Sssa4ess sssss -
asszE3s
essry-Wssla susS - We spisiOs 81 NJ
esSh wvFs shsrv AS Fsssisss shases Soc hs'h
h be rctalssd 10 StErs1
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03

eHs, SAX iOgsfas - Fats EsalismaA hss
feoshtlF bsea askias ssssaE spessh aEaiasi
The dlsanioaists Hs islis his ffisads 10 aght
iAf Black RrhshliFass, aad adds
fat dsinaisa Remember that gpaf Jns-
sFH Aenl = WsIia s'sTe thaH a ststoFyt saa
ihsi sh4b voc aisrsfd the santbstn aia-
gH1osisis Jet y u Sad miii'sas IL NaFikeFs
mes fss'ly 70 sfst foaF 1aities, Soala
shed litt lasi fttVp o. ~ lslifpa Tor eF seaa-
~ ! woald fsAist aEEFpsfisB kal 1 batp
90 h4iilgs "a 6sht #afdIg sf gas Eaisa,
Lst ~ sEhs 10 a ssa hes -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
Fl.s,irr rsr esh q Nersnser

- I-eSsesss aa1 sisrs-ar 80 tsls pace
o. -.rs.sy zrA 81 N-vrs-srs. fa o.. tar >tsi.s
a 80 -aHse saal- Ws ukzs aha t-g that
l-fr- rssy H. 30 Esptskr ESagt ghr uag-
g.. e. l-ls lzsaz sarH - ~ tHv rr.s tsJ
st.- rrr Es.-a a.. Tssa- se.srt sEs a. Mere.
'aa sa.s sa;s.rE ss isF aafu-rF5 g ravssze
10 r,tr-eEJE a. So eaes-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03

BE s-s F-a1~sfsI 81 rasi.sl she s.---~
ia1rorta1i rsE=.sgiss for shs ratsrust. %
'as pebble a. T-,i - Ha-g masters rs .-.---
st's every -.tss1 10 r4s ra..gi Ssa-rs.
PSF Owes Jsr&Hrxzvr.
October q G-E1
whereas ~ 81 So - 30 Es7.a. .+s0. -
posfHss aFaa Al. .zsgerf. sErsgs satz o. s-s
euiritsa 20 p.Fs fsrr. beswrrn pisces .a tas
trltst -tat-s - fssfs .F~si 70 - pr-zziI al
~bruss tas Department ta-5rga gs4---sr. as
h,thsrto. ~ ro5s73erafss labor 49, =I--ass
Hut aes thr Fastsas al dressed ~ a.. .-sta-. -
"a -atsb tar sTs~-s 'zirt i1 rr--r- ..--
letters EaHit ne f-szrtst 1s ras --rss.e
tar tl~rg-H 49, where's. .-Hfs.. .. t-
zzsEsshiag rhs sz-H-~ - each letters ..--
trs|s O. .a@E@asa. s-4s =1 sex -l1- re
r1rssteE - E-~psT - intentions. .. %
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sssl 4sy at NHT~a5s- r-F1. "a rH-- .--..
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='sf'frt % 20 aks aza8,- - sIaar 1-a. ..--
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03

atsai sod nssffie4 asslhst ssaaa b shem
he bad tstss fAss, Here, IN Ne 15ismeal
~, tbt rnszt ssaisfeA 81 ssaalisr sst.
sseitae Be ga sttf sDs,e W sgssi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
aa-s.IsIs~ Patty.
30. 80 rAaaass. 81

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thr Ahoi!tisB or Arr, Slavery party a this
yoshjgr rAssus e. hvtisF iIustrsiea fhsa ~
"a sIhisti Of tie ibsrrsse - Hs ret%, each
sarSsr3,sg s1rsttrn fTsm 10 iBiiiatiaa ~
sais1aal RFssAisstlon "a She present dsy
u hfst atate us spfesfsESs 10 aationai psi
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80 ; LrfaoyUs e Trnhssiss aia - - Yirs
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issi ssth Ne h'FasY sss.s - Its ssHaiaats.
q r"iir.f s. 60 ,a'Ps b. So. uiih Aarfia
tss safss IS BE fFrsifirntisi candidate q
Tao ksasja CantfBt..as sea u~rrtt SssisA a.
tssi ~ tSe saasr slirs asii- st4FstF are. a
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- aah.sce rolisA IS: go rptrs Il iEsE.
80 easd.dals - 'hr HsFeeiiSRa rsftr, John
4 EsrHiss}. ssf.rr,tc,i ~ fks taiirs At-sii-
too party Felisi -: So tHgss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
Who Bait up the RspubliQna Party

Tie failosias stt'ssi Is tr''u' z 4 T'iiieai
Tst, fooi ~ v Clssksv. II fFsssuI ihs
bS%-F-sfss Brsyiia-t.lgs editor ~ tts Memphis
4ssisz-4s This aFsaar sboHs hsw BIaes
RrPvbisssa.as ass ba. faaFis'e3 salsr pSs,S-
sssti, AisH,sB'Fatiebs aud boa &, fsH %
nstsr Flimarr Sbo rrfassd 10 sPpsIai shssa
to etiss tack a. the asarss ssd s-s whAi
pvmnggary has asae fas Rspubi.caaism
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
PROSPECTUS
% FRH
KNOXVILLE WING
CLUB RITES OF THE PIPER,
Rare Indateasats to sabSrriS.r, ,.a
Agents.

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seven copies enc F=sT
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Five copies 18r year
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81 j. 90 rhr srsf - r-.aal ...r r-...
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
The Annirersariak

svassa 10 shs s,eeSsaa -ita p.sHsus h.ssrt... sst
NsatrsslsEry
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03

NII11-I''H II ITINTH
seR TEEsrAFs ~ AaHaN
uAtIIE PHsrsN 80 sasAuer.
~ e.. EARlet&. - yaFt@rs
PoR ~ pssrEWFs
5 -AEES u DgAnERI,-E. a washiurtca.
Z a. r TENf5E al kaaH
e sIfEEn CABIN MA. II N.NtaB.
: : STANTON, ct Sa.fh
5 p UsuI.AnAY. Ct Nif.sa
b Wu 2 kFD,HENkl. e. i-rez'a
b -EEN e Brown. 60 Gars
s -cHN ? HnT>E. 81 Montgomery.
, AVN HAWKINS o.. vsFrol.
BE- e % Majors v. =. Ia
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03

81 = FfFalttfh 49, - N-4f't
fAa STATISTICAL thsass af his speech vas
aiseassiaa " Piipatas seseEssgsst, eaa tas
saa-tntstseRnsn Il CosgFsss FegaFiias Aaas1
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03

taieo t'ss!',l Esess,iss Cea.ai,lss Il Tea.
esas~,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28
NEW. YORK MARKEF-Aprn Al
IBT TEl EoRAFH.l


AsHEs-Nsrkst steady. sual sales at IS IS for pots
FioGRssiss u COO bl Is at SsAOass fnsuper sta,s;
S 80 6 S. for extra state; $540G5 IS Tor supeI westerns
for eah gr0und shppilg brands extra found heop Ohio
MARKET b1hc better Ith far demand for the
unf local trade and fair speculative inquiry there al
odersta gKPsrt demands the b9siut S Is checked by
ogita nuoraut
CANADIAN FLoUR-Ssles ofls,a bbls at S575a
Z, csfuurou 70 chcca extra
I'VE FLOUR.-Quiot and steady Small sales at S9eQ
coRE MEAL-NoninaIly unchanged Jersey SssG9
WaTtKY-Aisrfsf opened finn and closed dull Sis 700
WHEAT. Market excited and 2asc higher, with mode
aatc export and milling demand milling dtIaand also fair
srecuHtive and local milling demand ae8 $500 bus VIM
70 red Wetun Is SlQi 1000 bus white Mich at 81 so
- lso eAgY ols alW IlaO A. sl5as 5lyers thelce Us
IL % ouG Cn sprluE ~ fl.2aGi30
RVE-Qu ct md Iteady r Sales 400 bus sc. delivered
rDhRIk7s-Dull uud haHTF. sales 200 bue prime Cul
RhRs EY mALT-Heid At 15lGS5e
CORNSclrcs, in Eoad ozpart demand. and market firm
&c flr Whits southern and Jersey yellow.
OAIS-hors &C i've at 4sgt3hc for Hestsrn, Cdn and
PORK-Mlrtet quiet aRd unchAnssd Sales Of $50
bhls q Sn sT9Sl195 for nsW mess Sl7 20 for OLD mess
sill or hin mes tl4, for new prmei Sl2 for
HEEF-ouiss and steady. sales $50 bbls at Sl.0OA
$50 tor country prime; 4S00a5A0 country mess: 81 7q
SO so rerseks1 mess; Sll,0Og$I225 extra mess.
Primo MESS BEEf-D1ll and entirely nominal
ssc s9lted hams s9sk for shOalders 1000 hhds dry
LIRD-ooiss and unehznEsd. Sales Of 45O bblsat IOs
SBACoN-ou Sales 2OOlozss Ehors ribbed middes at
private termS and 10 oo lbs abort clear middles at l0H
sUTFER- ssIlinV at lIalse for ohis ll0a2Oo state.
OEEE6E-Sloady a. u(0lec.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28
OALE .0F REAL RSTATE RY OR.


- DER or COURT-On the lth day Of May, 1850
Brecksyille Cuyahoga county, Ohio. VIII be fod t. the
erinieres Of Amia Clifford therein, the following de-
Foster Baker, decesEed, to witt Situate in said township
Of Brecksyie and known as part Of Lot No 46 said
township. and bounded follows: Beginning 7IrOds eest
Of the nor Invest corner Of said lot ihence sauth
a chains IS Inks theacs north $50 east So CHAINS s7
links TO the east line Of said o; thence norh l6e
chains % the noEhe1t eor Of sad lott thence west
the north line Of said lot IA redg Is Inks to the
land owned b. Polly Edgsit; hsnce south lo eaEt II
chains e1 Inks; thence west ~ south chains 50 Inks
thence moth o west II ch1ns az links to the north line
Of said lots theuce west The urth line Of fad lot
chains and links 70 the place Of beginRing containing
und b9rpds Of land. be the same on less.
Also one her piece uf and auae IN said TOWNSHIP OF
e and known part OF lot No IS, and boune
cd ss oOwg: Commencing q chains Is links south Of The
north line OF said lot and q rods east Of the west line Of
said lot enca south porae with the west ne Of said
Lot No Is TO the south line Of said lo thence elEt the
south line Of SAID lot o. George Bs northwest corner
thence nOth parallel With the west no Of SAID lot No 46
far as to inteTseu line cgmmencirga a. the pac named
the first Of these b0UndarieE and running
north Of east themes west sad line 10 the place Of De-
ginning; containing u acres and l0I rods Of land.
hs whole Of the above described premises apraised AZ
Terms OF sas-sIoOoo cash at ts day Of Eals and bal
anee six months thereafter. -
Gudian Of minor hoira Of Foster Baker deroased
Cleveland, Ohio, April "a, 1850. apr14;bl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

FREIeHTs AT CHICAGO BY LAKE, CANAL AND
RAILRoADS-Laks ffeiehts are only moderately &C
tive, and the rates are still moving in the descend
ing scale TIE prices paid to- day are:-For corn
% oKingston or 0sWego 7asc 10 Buffalo 4a5c; wheat
70 Buffalo Sc; to Kingston SAGE; corn TO 0gdens-
burgh 5aec. Among the most recent departures
are the schooner Gertrude, with corn TO Buffalo;
the schooner Drake, with corn to 0gdensburgh,
and three other vessels that sailed to-day Freghts
by canal this spring are high, namely Sc on corn;
81 50 on lumber to st. Louis, and 50 so to La
Sale TissS, Saturday
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28
ELoUR AED mn
MORNING LEADER OFFICE g }

MORNING LEADER OFFICE I
Friday Evening, April "a, 5
FLoUR-Sales 50 bbls. good extra at 5,e9% and
$50 bbls red wheat double extra atS,7O,7
WERAT-Sales cars red at l,3O,
CORN-Sales cars at sic.
OArs-Sale car at go and 900 bus from store
at ssc.
HIaHWnlEs-Sale 50 brls, at l91e.
HANS, ETo.-An kinds Of smoked meats are in
good demand. Sales are reported Of 1900 lbs,
Comstoek's ugar-cured hams at lie, and 5000 lbs.
Norehouse shoulders at %.
Reas-soles pEls. at lOxe and Is do. at Ie.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28
NTASTER COMMISSIONER,S

1HA SALE.-PurSuaut to the command Of an order Of
sale me directed issued rom the Court Of Common
Pleas for Cuyshoga County, Ohio, in action therein
pending, wherein Samuel Mason is Plaintiff and Da-
ants shall expose for sale At pubic auction, at the
door Of the Court House coTner Of Seneca and Champan
strestE) in the City Of Cleveland in said county.
26th day Of Mpy, 1t60 ~ O'Clock P. NJ Of said day
the following described lands and tenements to Wit:
S uae in the tGWrship of Brooklyn being number
the threenh range OF tOwnShips in the Connecticut
Wesern Reserve the State Of Ohio and which
in the county Of CuyHhosa and known Lot number
i've hundred and eghynine t59 in Hiram Stones add-
tion Ohio City and Cleveland Said one hundred
ana thirty 3O est front Burton street and hundred
and siItys and 9l2hs feet deep tina north ne and
hunired and siKtysiK 66l feet deep along Krtland
street. and hundred and thirty feet deep Um said
ter amed street I"
Appraised value 81 $50 co.
JOSEPH GRENEIs,
Master Commissioner.
j. NJ. JONES, Pitt 5 AttJ. April ~ l8sotd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Aprl "a.


8ooH mOdara tely actue and some kinds higher Chi
eago Rock Island 6b3; Cleveland Toledo NJ; Illinois
CoutrE SCRIP 6sh; Pshsma 1888; Idson a; Michigan
southern guaranteed IS; Michigan Central 49,; Reding
~ New York CentIAl 1sll Chcago Burlington Qun-
q 81; Ere TX; Pacific Mai I04k so; Canton n; Mio
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II EGAL hOTIOE.-Default having
IL been made and the hst party having failed to pay
nsalHsn which isl due November first ls59, he
FZWams, party Of the arst part and Hiram StUne ar
the second part for the sale by the second party 70
the first pAry Of subdivision lot No 100 10 Hiram $40 es
addition Ohio r. y and Cleveland cnmrosod Of part
Of original lots Nos 60 and and 63 ia Brooklyn township,
CuyahogO County, Ohio And default having been made,
and the FIRST party having failed TO the ipSta ment
which fell due November first. 1850 tho contract
tered into June "a 1854 John O. BIaubabsr par
Of the rst pa and Hiram Stone party Of the second
DaIt for the sale By ths tecOnd patty tho first party
SubdiVi lot No 256. Hiram stones addition to Ohio
Ciy and Cleveland composed Of Rlna lots Nos So and
Is IN BToOkyon township, Guy hnsa County Ohio And
Dsfaul having been made and the hrs patty having fall
1858 the contract entered into November ls lS3 be-
Henry beagle, party Of the first part and Hiram
S0ne party Of the second part for the safe BY he second
party 10 the st party Of subdivision lot No 3 in HI
stones addition 10 Ohio City and Cleveland, cOu
posed Of a Of original lots Nos t3 and 90 in Brooklyn
township Cuyahoga County, Ohio. And default having
been made and the first p1y having failed 10 pay the in
stament which fe due November first 1873 the
entered into December 1853 between Henry Brand,
patty OF the rSt part and Hi Stone PARTY o. the sec
ord part the sale BY the second party - The rs party
Of subdivision rot No 81 IN Hiram Stouo addition TO Ohio
City and Cleveland composed of part OF original lots
Nos SO and s. IL Brooklyn township, Cuyahoga unity,
said stone 70 the undersigned Notice is hereby given
that in pursuance Of she power con aimed said con-
racts the uRde signed will the 18th day Of Nay 1850
at 10 O'Clock A H. Uf said day, at the door Of the Court
House. ef Champlan and Seneca Streets in the
cty Of Cleveland, Cuyahog4 county, Ohio sell at public
auIOn each Of said lots OF land and tue improvements
the same. EDWARD WADE
tIeu land NuriI / a
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A TTACHMENT-Edward Hienton,
IA Plaintiff, against Jacob Foltz, Defendant.
Before slred Fisher Justice Of the Peace ot Indepen
dence Township, Cuyahoga county Ohio. the 5h day
Of April A D. 1850 Sal Justice issued Of at
achment in the above action, for the sun Of
dollars and twenty-five cents aganst the guss ard chat
tells defendaat and trial before said Justice
on The 26lh Of May, 1850, at ! o'clek p. NJ.
EDWARD HIENToN, PlaiEti6.
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MASTERS SALF,-Ip- pursuance

NJ Of a deoretal order Of SALE issled from the
COnrt Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahcga county Ohio at the
Of Thomas B. Pr ehard against Waller J Allen and
others, directed I shall expose for sale at
the door of the Court House. (consr Of Seneca and
Champan in the City Of Cegsand) in said county
the 10Th day Of May ls60, st O'Clock P M. SAID
day, the following desc ed lands and tenemenls to wit
Situate IN the township Of Brooklyn, Cuyahoga county
Ohio and is known Lot No 3. in Hiram stones sddi
ton to CleVeand COMPOSED OF original Lots Nos 60 and
So said Brooklyn township SAID lot is 65 i0l2 f.
on Columbus street and lTe u The line,
feet wide on the sst end Appraised At 1861.
T.. BINGHAM, Master COmr.
LoREN PRFET1ss. Pltf's AtpV. apr9:2S2
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r EGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hav-
IL ing been made aud the first party having failed TO
pay the nsahnent Rch fell due November lst 1853,
the contract entered into November 1858 between John
f. Gahll and Ka party OF the hrsE part, and Hi
StOne party Of the second part for the sale ly the
second patty te the fr parry Of subdivision lot No %
Hiram Stone addition to Ohio City and Cleveland
posed Of part OF original lots Not and g. in Brooklyn
UWnshp Cuyahosa County, Ohio, and the said contra
having been assigned By said Stone TO ths undeigned
Notice is hereby given that pursuance Of the
ned IN said contract the undersigned will the 18th
day Of Nay ls a. 10 OcoskA NJ Of said day ahe door
ofthe Court House, corner Of Champiam and Seneca
Streets in the y Of s-eand Cuyahoga County Ohio,
sell at pnblc auction said lot Of land an the imnoYe
EDWARD WADE.
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vs. Pleas, Cuyahoga Coun-
STEPHEN GRIFF1N. Defendant ty. Ohio.
THE above named Defendant, Ste
II phen Grin. Is bsreby notified that the 2ist day
o. Apii A. D. le6o the sad Plaintiff sled in SAID Cour
his Petition setting forth for Of action against salt
defendant hafOa the Ith day Of April A. D. l59 plaintiff
brought suit In attachment before Justice Of he Pssce
il aid county ug4inst one solopon 8 9Ea. and It the
% last aforesaid served the 1aid Stephen Griffin with
notice OF Garnishmsnt In the action pending before aid
Justice and thereafter in said acton last nssd this PLAIN
iii recovered ludEmout the 2d day 81 June A ID s51
aEsinSl said Solomon s. Gra, for hundred and ory
SIX dollau damages and costs q Sut s1ed eight and
1910 dol ans, yheh Judgment e ltil in force and wholly
unpaid That ths disclosure made By said Stsnhen Grim
before said Justice under said notice Of arnshment WIS
unsatisfactory 70 this und plaintiff that id Siephen GTf-
fin the time Of the service Of t6id Office Of rsnahmant
upon him had n his Poisesaon and undsr his control
large REo iof properly belonging said Solomon g.
Gnn and was largely sbted said solomon
0tt1in o. which property and indebodness said Ste
phen Grim faeq 20 mr e disclosure. SAID Petition asks
for judgment aseinsl Sad Sieplsr Orifn in tha Of
Two Hundred AID fiyour and 10 ~ Dollars, with inter-
est thereon ron ih 81 DAY oi 5uas A p lase I9e De
FEM ant y REQUIRED 70 1nGWgr the aeEaone OF said pe
1iOn By the I'd day Of June. A. D. 111. Judgment N
be taken against him b. default q the abgEs amou1i
J. e. INGERSOLL,
apr25sA8 Plain.i4u As,ornay.
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SALE or sTRLNERs.--We Ieasn that the new
steamer CuyhhOga, which started in the peoples
Line" has been purchased by the smalgsmated
Western transportation and N. z. Central Rail
Road lines, which have also purchased the screw
steamer Chicago from The Trustees Of the late
American transportation Company"