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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
lAppfoved February II, zeal
AZ Act creating lien ia h'o' ofI,S0''r in .,'. Qa,r

An ACT creating lien In h,Ot Of labor. In .l,,. qaar
B,a s.sdsdb ~ hs S,.ais s.d lease # prssssiass', -
L<g,.lsi.rs as.s.biSa. a. fnliswsf
E,eD psr-,.a vbs abnf- IN mhiRe. qaaryiRE 90 manu-
tsctaRg states IN sny qnaf, has lea GO The wage. of
NJ. lab all the slate. aiaed. qaAried and maanae
tnfed the gaaffy by h &C h,. labfe. and The lien
ba. peesdsase 81 alt shoss atiAshments and IA
cufnbfaRes- aad caaaue. IN sce tof ihify days alter
the States arrive al the I ot shneht. and the lien san
he snafced by salt aud Sheat 81 The states a. he made
dsas a.. time the lien exists, aBd III. dssnisnt dies
daRg The psndsRcy II the sa aad his estate fepte
scented lRsaseat h. shecatst of adani.ifaiof eaa be
samnoRed a. answer, and the sai m,iat.sei and the
lien .albf,ed And "a case " Attachments 81
the States each hA. pfecsdsnes a. enofee the lien
According to the tis,s and order II sttsehnsaL
Approved febuaAD "a, IsoO.I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

AN ACT pu,idns co. the RICH, Of r,dsv'ion Of certain
shaitles psrsaaaL .,
N. a ,.a.isa b, s asi Hs.5s II R,PrssssiAsss
I<-,aLsi.,s a..s-shlsi, a. Eliowsi
-.cus. 4 Any mill 90 baiiding ssired and -nid On
..s.tlos a. shaite pefonai may be redeemed Within
nm. Yea, a. land levied u,a by apPs,-ement may be- and
Or ,...a.. and rrht. Of the parties arv the sane az
t- al notsas0t ani morgsgee, etcepf he fse " W.
t,t..t which shall be ten pei eent pet anaum.
ssor. q THIS act shall tale elect wheh aPff"'sd ~
wv fApproyed February ,, isoo.I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

An ACT 10 amend Tie .scvnd ehagsf ~ The ks''ed si
ute, fslaiing H. the coast sat'ey' $500. ID.
AZ. A s..sisi ~ IA ss.afs sd Hs.'s = NrTs's-f@rS' |"
Isr,.L.f.Fs as.f-ksL, \. hiiowsi
S.ct,s. l. The second ehsFfsf ~ We he''.ea r'a'e'
. .,,, b, .tnsiag oaI the eighth ssctiun there
Of aAI in.srias Instead the bfowtnr' Nhi
s-~sttsa 8 The psfsnn sh'enHf a1-n lass, may
sndet ~ The psfp inlafed 'uric a'H'- ,
N an. a.m.s usaIl, s.sss.sd 10 i stceet ihe iende,
.asws1t .hsll b. rendered sgsin.t the oShs, 80 s'.
The sil. fesnvsfsd ny the prevailing Ffrf shs se
o. "a II sPps'l ifu@ the ladsn'"' 81 I1'' "'
Iss-e" ..... A..
~ ''''' lApppv,d J,nulp n, lsDl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
Improved February II. lea

An ACT smend,ioy 81 the twene,h ssetioa Of chapter
seventy u the Revised Etai.tss IN selsiiea !"
d,.eln-afe go rDs-ne pfoces-.
Ne s.iea ~ ia ass H,..s II Rspressishss''"
L<gssisisys ssss-biss. ss blls~st
Revised rslnte- "a hereby ndei BY issefsf snef we
word -snspss the wafds rpeeised IN sse.fon and ny
aidiaf thsfss the ollowinr words "asd IN any tare
where m. det.,d,st vas arrested mesne prceess and
gave hsad % discioss amer jadss % provided IN The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
IAppm,sd F,bnlD u. iso0. /

Az ACT D. smeRd section sishises a ebsp4sr siIy .I
The Revised Ststae. fslstiRg o, in-olvsat estates
NJ sassfsf ~ rae asa Hs.ss If
Lgtsiaf.rs asss@bisd. q. fallBwsf
The sEhtesa section ~ sity sir ~ the Revised
rtatutes }. amended that The rad. fbllos.
s.sta Is Clans not presented sRi CLAIM. di.alsei
witt appeal. taken, are fsfsset barred loa. recovery
BY st, and claim. dsalowed cannot b died In sst 20
unles. farther the ha'. II the ainasIfi.
taf ssf distribution wbea P-iih a. the Judge u prg
bate aud Raiies D. all parties ihtsesied pfuyel
dPaIsd, they may ~ allowed and paid provided &C
eoatihtsai debts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

An ACT giving parties the night 10 arsm In eoau BY
eouRssl % their own selection.
BE s.adsd b, IA a-d Hs.,s II Ryrsss.iafrs ..
Lsgsisf.rs assszksa, az kilowsi
sscuos !. Chapter SIXTY alne and section third ~
ehaaef hundred and iweA ~ the suies ~ the
year eighteen hundred and my nine hereby repealed.
AID section twenty third Of chapter .sveav nine 81 he
Revised statutes revived.
sser.a This act shall take effect whsa approved By
the sVsefnot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
IApppy,d J,nu,p n, lsU.l

AN ACr P,g,iias &c aIdoaal session oi We boifd
II ssa nj, commandments ft the c"aniy ~ Nsll@
N. ~ ssaffss ~ ia ssa-s aal Hs.ss y hTffTai4h'o !"
Is-..Ls's,s asss-kiaa. a. lsliu~sf
A session ~ the bs,fi II cas'l eninntss'"n'f Nv VIZ
80, =, \, ~ .h. b, hadsa 81 belfast IN sad coma
~ an ths third Tuesday II Dssemhst "a ehh )esi'
sdstisa 10 the .@...sas provided ~ law
tAyyussei Jasaap y, lsao
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
AS ACT relating to the trial Of e,plnl case.

Az ACT relating 10 the trial u capital es.es
BE- saaSsd ~ s Sssais asd Hs.ss II Rsprssssiahro ~
LrlsLafsrs asss-bisd, a. toilowsi
sscrios !. When a capital tna u To be had In any
eo1s shall not be Necessary that mote thAn one ius-
tee Of the sapfeme judicial court shall b. present, 10
whose rulings Of decisions In matters II Law etceptOns
may be taken, a. provided By law 10 other eases
ssera All acts of parts Of acts inconsistent with thu
act are hereby repealed
Approved February 10, isol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

An ACT to ,resd section .r II chapter .ir ~ the Re-
yi.ed rtstnte- f,lafinE % the assessment ~ utes
Bet s-atsl ~ G sesais asa H.ss v RsPresssiafses, ~
E<rsiai.,s a..s-blsd. a. Gillow.f
rs.rtos The toarh .pecihesiios ~ secti"n sir 81
sh,psf of the Revised statutes 10 amended BY adding
thereto these wurds, ''ot a. q pafsgasge."
sscr.a Thi. act tskes effect ~hes approved.
lAPpw,ei February 10, lrso
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

psssso,s ana Umbrellas.
7 HAVE lust opened very large assortment
II these goods. W. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

HousE FuRSmHiSss.--It is entirely use
less for them to attempt TO do IL. There
are no figures to express the number OF
different things kept, by Messrs. Piper 6s
Bradford. Young folks who think, (when
the wind shfts) Of joining hands, and
hearts, to travel through life in the com
Portable yoke Of matrimony; should by al
means visit Piper & Bradford, and learn
from them, what kind of traps and things
they will require, at different stages Of the
journey. In the long array Of articles up
stairs and down stairs, they will find much
that they can do without and much-we
mean many things, that it would he folly
to undertake the journey without provi-
ding at the outset.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

EMBROIDERED SKIRTS AND RoBEs.-The
ladies are as yet unposted. They do not
know, what Is in store for them or rather
what is in stores. Messrs. Dalschimer
Simon & Co., have one of their firm in
New York, whose business 1. is to snap up
all the handsomess things there and ship
them out this way. There valenciennes,
Bands, Edgings, Tincellings- Embroider-
ed skirts and robes are just in, and will be
opened in q few days.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

DURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 fur
L nish Planters and physicians with pure
medicines and chemicals, I sn constantly receiy-
ing heavy invoices from the first houses In tho
United states. Send on your orders. am con-
tinually watching my Misunderstanding the
wants OF the people IL my line aud promise entire
sausiaction. tiunei2 Il. D. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

Just RECEIvBD.--An new supply Of Wine.
- snd Brspdies which offer 10 The public -
being pure and upsdultersted.
TOO Boxes best Table Cfafet Wine;
Cssk rure old Port wne--sold By the
bottle or gslon expressly Cor medicinal purposes.
Barrels Extfs observed Old Bourbon"
whisky; warranted pure;
Half pipes "Oid Champagne B,snay-for
ssieb by r.. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22
GUM DROPS.
I,EECIIEs.
HATsi uATsti
fRONf 'FRONT.'

en- AnA Lbs, genuine Tennessee west
OVsOOO efn Iron Mountain, ana Eng
fish itHn for sale In any quantity to suit We
want u understoos by our customers that we srs
not going TO be undersod In this particular branch
and We VT Md ask them 10 sscsrtsip, and com.
psre prices before purchasing.
M0NTAN q malta,
dee2e Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

Two DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WATER
Il have just received direct from Clark a Whit
another supply OF Congress water. so fayorably
adapted for summer use. X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

GENTS CLorHiSe.-The return of Mr..
Phillips, coupled with the fact that tho
sidewalk in front Of the City Emporium
of Gents Furnishing Goods, ia blockaded
with white pine boxes, justifes us in say
ing that every gentleman in town shall
have fits. Before going away, on his an
nual mission, Phillips takes the measure
in his mind of every man, and gets quits
to &c. Not only in this, is Phillips re-
markably expert, but no knows better,
what will suit the complexion Of each
mans politics and religion, than any other
person hereabouts. Ho always hits the
nail on the head, as to color aud quality.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22
BRASS WORKS.

STEAM WHISTLES:
STRAIN GBAGES:
MISS GUAGE COCKS:
COOKS PATENT GUAGE COCKS;
GLOBE OIL CUPS, ETC.
Also
Gas Pipe and Fittings Of ait sizes.
DELACRIox, DRoZGREy a CO.,
juue1 Baton Rouge, La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22
NEW BOOKsi NEW BOOKS ,,

Besde's Dime Song Book, No 8 and6;
Beadle's Dime Book Of Fun;
Beadle's Dime Letter.writer;
Beadle's Dime Methodist
Violent Devenant-by Bsyie ST. John
The Incendiaries or the Haunted Manor;
Ethel Trevor-by q. w. NJ. Reynolds;
True Blue-by NJ J. Errym;
southern aardening-by n. II. White OF Athens,
Georgia.;
Dadd's horse Farrier:
Catholic Prayer Books:
Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian Hymn Books,
The Koran-Inquire withn-Book Of lO0I Songs
Youstt on the Horse and Dog;
The Girls and Boys own Books Of Sports, etc, en-
lsrged--just received at the Post ONCE Book
Store. June IL. j. MCCORMICK
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22
SPLENDID STOCK
NEW GOODS.

TUsT OPENED, fresh assortment of GA
81 saddlery, consisting Of Ladies' q
Gentlemen and Boys Saddles; Brides Of
various kinds, for Buggy and Coach Whips for
Carriage, wagon and Horse; Carriages for chill
dreu, made extra strong; Fancy Carpet Bags Of
Leather and Velvet Rridle Bits "a great variety }
Lesther-Chsmois, etc.
Having bought the above goods direct from the
manufactures can sell them as cheap as any
house In the state. / am as usual prepared to
repair, vsrnish In a superior manner Carriages
OF every description. L. GoYAUX,
iulySist Cor. Convention and Third SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

A FULL assortment Of these goods can nov be
IA found ~ my store, also large supply Of br 4
tous, Narcotics Trimmings, snd Rrsids;
apt1s w. D.PHILLIPs,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

CarrKriSo.- Philadelphia Cash
Store, has received in part its winter sup
ply OF carpeting, bought for cash under
the hammer, and to be sold for the same
commodity, and the lowest figures. The
same establishment is now getting in its
usual supply OF fancy dress goods.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

MUsICi A new supply Of violins, Guitars,
wi Flutes, Fifes. Musical Boxes, String Music,
juneie ED OWN. BoaEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

SU ~ ID II ES.
so seNrs V'ricu' Brands s cs-ins foesseo'
9 Casks Fine Brandy;
Peach do:
Madeira aud Port Wine;
Ginger Wine;
Jamaica Rum;
10 Dozen Hostetters' Bittets.
10 binnineer's London Dock Gin
10 sfngfetoh's London Cordial do;
10 VOLTS scheidsm SchDspps;
10 =" MeLean's Cordial
Gross ascob's do:
" Perry Davis Pain Killer;
10 " Fahnestocks yermifuge;
Z" Assorted Fruit Jars;
" Townsend's Bulls. Williams and
Sands Ssfsspfiiis;
[" Mustard;
200 Ounces Qunine;
Garden Seeds Of all kinds;
Cutlery, n new lot, just received
Patent Medicines, Perfumefy and Fancy Goods Of
all kinds In Store and for sale by
sugli A. STEWART 4 90,
Druggists,
waddill's old stand. Main st.. Baton Rouge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

MISCELLANEOUS

DETRoIT. April 2s.-RANsE LIGHTS AT THE
ELATs'Z@e are euthoritativsly informed that on
We Lstoi Nay, Capt Jerry Saunders, buoy tender
at the Flats, viii cause range lights to be splaved
above the lighthouses on the starboard bank, 80 as
70 enable vessels to pass the Flats at night This
VIII be Welcome news to masters Of steam and sail
crat.-l Tribune. -,
THE EoLlPSE This tug, heretofore employed
IN towing on Saut river, arrived here this morp-
Ing. She was brought down for the purpose Of
being rebuit.-[Ibid,
TIE MORNING L1eHT.-This vessel Is being
thoroughly repaired at CambeII q Owens dry
dock, and will be out IN about two weeks. The
damage 70 null, general average expenses, less on
cargo and snndries, amounts to about 81, 500
Ibid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
- DER OF COGHR.-On the 4ih day Of May. 1850
a 10 O'Clock b., the premises in the township Of
Brecksvile. CuyahOga county Ohio. viii be ;EOd the
highest bidder thre fourth interest sdbec 10 the dow
erintersst Of Almira C0Td ther ia in the following de-
rbed real estate asthe pronsry Of the minor heirs
Foster Baker decsssed, to N Situate SAID township
Of BreCksYlle and known p3T Of Lot No 46 in said
tuwnshIp. aud bounded follows: Beginning 7lrOs
Of the NORTHWEST OF said Of thence south
"a chains 75 Inks thence north SIX east So chains SIX
uks the line Of said LOT; themes uOrh l6e -
chains the northeast sad lo thence
tue north ne Of sand lot u reds 6 Inks 70 the cnor Of
land owned By Polly Etgett; henre south l19 II
chains CS links; thence west q sJuh chains 60 nks;
thence moth west IL ch ns 62S links 70 the north ne
Of said lot: thence west the nth line Of SAID g
chains and links to the place Of beginning epntainugI3
acres and e9rqds Of land. he the more or less
Also her piece Of lard situate said township Of
Rrsck svi and known part Of lot No 46 and bOuns
IS follows: Commencing q chains IS links suutb Of
north said lot and Y rods east Of the west line Of
said lot thence south parallel with the west line Of said
IS 20 the south line Of said lott theHce east the
south line Of said lot 10 George Bills northwest corner
thence mol n parallel Wi the est line Of said lot No 6
far inlersect line commencing the place
as the first Of these boundaries and running le
north Of egGi ihBnpa west sad 1a tho place Of be-
ginning; continuing l4acras and l07 reds Of land.
The whole Of the above described remises appraised at
Ss25 S..
Terms Of sale 500 % cash at the day Of sale and bal
ance SIX m0ni hs thereafter.
Guldian Of the minor heirs Of Foster Baker, decsaFed
Cleveland, Ohio ADrll ~, Leo. apr2;26i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
nHE defendant

THE Defendant, Francis Pinkerton.
4 Il hereby notified IN on ths 18th daY OF Apf iBsl
ssSS he 6SVO named m Re ubs N sS .Sp So
q which the reoTnatiqn and correction Of three certain
aHs Green eIoe1sd January is I55s; one deed from
is John Gssa 3d wife z szIa i'd @dsfssdan
deed from Sad Francis PnkeTton said defendant Mary
deed from said Green md wife to said Dainii eTectsd
January ls i59 that said deeds and mortgage (which
only snd intend 3 to sad assn By ld
hrst 2, Hsn. ,oesd deed from said Mason, 20 wit;
certain tract Of land situated In the city Cleveland
Svysaose county ohiS knoEn part Of lots No twenty
lu6d1 q city oS na1S6d S1H S oss Rd map a. a5s hs
hy-sI 56) 70 one hundred and siTv-seven 6T an in
land which map now on record in Ssid counfy and ne
and a1fs9I eoavs5 "a - vi the eEception herein after
the hOheasteT side Of Erie 0ns bundled fet tb
running THENCE norheastey para sl with Wal1S sTss ~
hundred and Sixyvs feet (le5) the ev
he north east line Of sid lots No twsnt, and Ss
~ ~ @ sna iste q R6llP 30 wi white m deeeased my
and on land Of George Williams 70 the Horheastary line
fbs5 5orssS o. ssi5 Ere street V ~ zee fst fHo 20
the place Of bsganng being fifty fest 50 front Efis
oTIess saving and sxeepng, hogsTer Of Ssid piece
above described, certain piece o. lad ts ee
nOTtbsist corner Of lot By Samuel MEsOn % Jacob
a. page 81 70 which deed more particular re ference is
for description Of the land excepted ho this convey
Sa pscs aad s ss by % sst ana as also he ot ss
eubed in said dosd and mortgage oltng Oas street.
IN sad city and county, and that said Green and wits, and
ss PuksEt0n may be EXCLUDED ron all ine est
n sa Two pieces last abuTe descfib6ds 5y virtue Of sci
deed from said said Green and other
a. herein set forth.
rlnln also prays judgement against sid John Green
tel1 eoAers, tld interest from Feb u 1850 sud
ma nereln owe hrgt described may be sold 10
ralief - - t'i S4Hei Sfeis1N''
Ths taid defendant Pinksstoh is r,suir. n ,p,r r
oeluI 70 ms petition, on or before tie thiTd GatuTsv
ah er the eEptraiion Of SL weeks from he se of ths
uctce. JAMES n IOt1FS Vi 'nil
APriiB. lse0.2sO Plsiptifsrt Et3,arp.v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
MASTER COMMISSIONER

ANA SALE.-furSuaut 10 The copllaald order Of
sale, 70 directed, issued the COut Of Crmmon
Pleas for Cuyahoea County, OHIO, in action therein
pending, wherein Samuel MasOd is Plaintiff and De-
snts shan expose for sale At pubic auction, ct the
door Of the Court House coTHeT Seneca and Champain
streets in the City Of Cleveland said county.
18th day Of My, ls60 a. O'Clock P. NJ Of said day
the following described lands and tenements to vii;
81 uate In the tow ship of Brooklyn, being number
IN the thirteenth range OF townships in the Connecticut
Wes Reserve u the Stale Of Ohio and which is also
IN the county Of Cuyahoga, and is known Lot number
i've hundred and eghy-nine t5s9 in Hiram Stones addi
tiun Ohio City aud Cleveland. Said lot hundred
ana thirty 30) eet front on Burton street and one hundred
and sys and 9l2fhs feet deep tue north line and
hunired and sixtysiI Q65) fet deep along rand
street. and one hundred and thirty feet deep rum said lat
AIMED street 3"
Appraised value ST. ss33 co.
JOSEPH S GRiNNIS,
nluster Commissioner.
]. N, Jones, Pltff 3 ATTY. April a. Is .O:td
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

~ 5ec-,i -, ~ @ - - - =
Pleas Of CuyshOga County OnO, in which James
c. PTentiss plaintiff and AViR A Turner ct al defend
ants 20 directed shall expose for sale the door Of
the Court House. csrne Of Senees and ChEmpain stree
IN the city OF Cleveland in sid county, the 2st day Of
May, 1850, at O'Clock P NJ Of said day, the following
described lands aud teuemsntS, to wiz
Situate IN the CITY Of Cleveland Cuyahosa county, and
State q Ohio, the west side Of CuyahOga RIVER that
part o. Cleveland which formerly Ohio Gily. and
bounded fows beginning at the Intersection Of the
north line Of Vermont street, with tue hng OF West
street hence IorheTly along said West to Wash
ngtOn street thence westerly along Washington co
thence sou heTly parallel NIfh West Yer
mont street thence easterY along said YeTmen street
the place Of beginning. Appraised at S3.e0o.
+. W BINGHAM, Master Commissioner
LOREN. pRENrIS Plsiutrf 3 AttIrneV aUlO.2s4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
NOtICe.
DERSONAL PROPERTY be

DEhoUNAu PhUFEhIY beIOpg-
u ing 10 the estate OF Aaron L. Beach dpceased cSH-
listing Of the famous Stallion GopoLPH1N" years O
two So lkeys single HHness Stable, BlGlkeB NJ
other property will be sold At Vsndus At o. Cutters
Auction Store nk street Ceyeland Ohio the 18th
day Of MAJ leo, Al O'Clock p. N.
The terms Of pAymsrt will be for all sums Of $4,000 and
over, y mon, hs, in months and 4 IN months,
with neTeE for all less than $1,000 and than
$50 90, IN months and y in months, with intersg;
aud for all So 90 and not than S50O0
months, with interest," 0r which good BO,eE Si two
BuEates, approved hy the Administrator mnst be
given, For all Of 81 90 and under cs1h, bankabs
funds. B. r. HEAVJS Administrator
o. CUTTER AHctiouesr April "a lsfo.2s3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
CHERIRF and MASTER CON

SHERIFF. AND MASTER COM
~ MlSSIONERS SALEl-Pursuant to the command
Ct an order Of tals issuedomthO Court Of Ccmaou Pleas
Of Cuyshogh County, a the suit George WouhingtOh,
flnn,n eghna william Rogers AMI others Defendants.
sa 9I LOT ale at Public auction, al tho door Cf the
court House lc0rner OF SrnecH and Champlan stOett)
May, ist9 at O'Clock p NJ OF said day the following
described lands ard tenemens TO wit "Eituaa N th
city Of Cleveland IN the yOf Cuyahoga and slnts Of
Ohio and known as parts Of 10 Nos % and q aBs's
survey recorded In Book o. psgB 47T bounded as FOL-
lows Wesery By live parallel with the street line AMI
twsnInno feet easterY heTecm, being The eaatery line
OF land decided BY PameTtQ Chandler; sOuthery b. the
norheiy Lac q Lot Ne "a eastsrly by land sod w. A.
wing, un nugharg BY Ers Street SAID lot being thirty
six tpet trout ant one hundred feet dsep with Goube
hnuss thereon
Appraised at $4,000. D.L. WIGHTMAN
Sheriff ard Special Master CoEn'rt
BIyGHAN HovFY PhfiIs 6ttys ami .5s2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

WILLIAM E. AMBUSH, Piaintia,( In Court Of Common
GuVanOEa
STEPHEN GRITIN. Defendant. 5 ". Ohio
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ELnuR nm NRAL.
SEEDS
MORNING LEADER OFFICE

MOnoey ENeDlAgs Aprll SO' ioOV'
FLoUK-Sales rs bris red extra at sS,75i 50 brls
red double extra at $780, 100 brls do at 5s7 and q
brls. do. at So.
WHEAT-Markst not settled. and little doing
ssale car red ct 50,
OAFs-0ne car at SIC.
HIeHWEEs-SAles IS bris. at lOX and 9j brls. q
SOC.
BUTTER-Sales smalilots choice roll at 14e.
EeGs-Sale brls. at lie.
H1Ns--Sales few brs. hams in pickle, at sl7.
SHOULDERs-Light sale oountry-cured at &c.
LARD-Light sale at loRe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

WILLIAM E. AMBUSH, Piaintia,( In Court Of Common
Pleas, CuvahoEa COun-
STEPHEN GRITIN. Defendant. j. y. Ohio.
THE above named Defendant, Ste
4 phen Griffin. is berety notified that the 2lst dsy
April A. d. 1861, the sad Plaintiff fled in said Court
his Petition setting forth for cause Of action against sal
defend nt thai the I'll day Of April A. D. Is5s plaintiff
brought suit in attachment before Justice Of ne Peace
10 said county, against one Solomon s. Grn and the
da last aforesaid served the said stephen Grin with
notice Of 9arpisment in the actioa pending before sad
Justice, and thereafter in said action last named
iii recovered iudEment the 27d day u June A. D se
against ssl Solomon S. Grn for hundred and fory
sr doll.s damages and costs Of suit taxed at sght and
0lOg DOL ars, Whica judgment is still in force and wholly
Snald Inat the disclosure made By said Stephen Grn
before sd Justice under said notice Of GarnEhmeut was
20 this said plaintiff that said stephen Gf-
m AZ no ue Of the service of SAID Totics OF uhmant
upon MN had N his Possession and under bis control
sTgs an QUIT of uruDfry belonging said Solomon g.
ano was qherse largely ind ebed aid Solomon
Gtnn OF which properly and iniebi edness said ste
hen Snn iale 70 make disclosure. SAID Petition asks
ier Judgment sgsiast Eaid Stephen Grn in The Sum Of
Two Hundred ard Eyfour and 10 10 Dollars with inter
sst thereon from the 81 day Of June D. 1853 The De
ant required 70 srSWtT the allegations Of said pa
ION bY hG sd day Of June. A d lsG1 judgment VIII
be taken aselnst him BY default in the sbgvs amount
]. E INGERSOLB,
apr262S6 Plaintiffs Attorney.