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NOTICE.
EDWARD WARREN. A RESI-

EDWARD WARREN, A RESI-
~ DENE OF the State Of N Isconsin, viii lake no
..le, that William Branard did, on the ist day Of
November, A. ~ 1860, ME his petit in the Court
Of Common Pleas OF the county Of Cuyahoga. in the
state ofOhio, against Philip Ware n, Phihp Warren
Administrator VI the estate OF James arren, de-
ceased, " iiliam Warren, ohm Warren, Edward War
ren, Joseph Uromack, Maria CromIck, and jonathan
Plckard, deieHdants praying that certain lands stu-
ate in sIrODgsville, Cuyahoga CO Ohio, klUwn BY
being part OflOt s, and bounded, beginning at the
southeast corner Of said lot the line between Roy
alton aud SITongsville; thence west on the line Of
sdld lot about 50 rods thence north parallel with the
line OF the lot about I4U rods; thence east parallel
with the nUFth OF the lot to the east line OF the
lot and township line; thence south the township
line 70 the place OF beginning, containing % acres Of
land, may be sold 10 satisfy mortgage given y
James Marren IN his lie time to said William Bra-
nard to secueIhe pay ent of six prOmissOFy notes,
given at tine same time tOr unpaid purchase money
said land three Of said notes t0r S2l6 5O-lO,
and three for $li6 50 100 and interest," which notes
there Is now due S7S vs. with interest on S3 ga from
May T. lso S II from May l3 1859, SaEg 81 luO
Uom May Is, S6 b and on Sol II from uly 81, lo6O
Thesaid Edward Warren is required TO appear aud
said petition on before the z9h day OF De-
q --.. B. R. BEAVIS,
nov2:3I3 Plaintiffs Atty.
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FROM LOUIsYILLE.

LoUIsvlLLll NOV. .,
Many prominent manufacturers and mechanics
will publish 3 card 70. morrow In which they give
their reasons for not complying with the Mayors
proclamation requesting that all business houses
be CLOSED during voting hours. ti 81.
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2EaaI stptitEs.


MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lFh SALE Pursuant 10 an al order Of sale issued
me from the Court Of Common Pleas for CuyehtIqn
county, OHIO, upon tbs 18th day Of October, lr60 m
An action therBln psnding, wherein Ezra Ohfppel
1,,,, it,' n Ns,,s N III Z iit ~ IN, ~ Z M
the Michigan Insurance Company, hTe defendants, /
shall expose fo sails at public auction % the door of
the Court House in said county, upon the 18Th day
OF November, go, al o'clock 4. NJ, the lands and
tcnementa, described sH follows, 70 wit. ~
. Situate In the Township Of Brooklyn, being mum.
Der seven t) In the thirteenth range Of township in
the COnnecticqt Nestern Reserve In the state Of
Ohio aud which Is also In the county Of Cuy ahoga
and y known by being city lots No. two hundred
and hye, lS1o two hundred and six, (26), four hun
dEed anG sixty l46g) seventy yc, 75) tweni yssveD
l27h In Barber Lords subdivision In Ohio City,
70 all legal highways. ' -
Said several premises ars aupraise5 AZ f,lJes 10
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rRrnER d THE AnRIATIO.

SAsDY HOOK, Nov. S.
A despatch from Aneona says, voting for an
nexation decrsed for the 9Th aud 9th OF Noyem'
lhe Eughah Squadron had left Syria for the
Adriatic.
Two French vessels remained az beyroet' =.
1t Is reported that agitation prevailed IN DAN
ascus and threats made against the christ
a new Charter by the Emperor Of Austria ac-
cords a court of Chancery 70 Hungary, and inc
Chalcellor 70 be member OF the ministry; 81.
The number of the members of the keicisTHth
Is to be increased 10 100 by counsellors elected
by the Provisional Diet sea
The H1neaflan language is to be the official
language.
approval Of the Reichsrath.
The University at Pesth was TO be re-opened
The abolition of personal service due 10 land
lords and Of the exemption Of mobiles is con
frmed Representations Of all classes Of the
country in the legislature and administration are
to be established as principles The Hungarian
Diet is to be eonyOked without delay and the
Emperor then to be crowned King of Hungary.
Similar constitutions were to be granted TO Tran,
Cen. Benedick was appolnted Commarderin-
The Emperor ne charter was fayOrably received
at Pesth, and 3uda was illuminated by order o
the Municipality
LATEST
A Warsaw despatch says the principle of an
European Congress has been adopted.
Adviees from C0nstantinople say the Grand
All Pasha IS named ior Foreign Minister The
Withdrawal Of Riga Pasha from the ministry Is
expected .-e-.
A great fight occurred at the election Of Greek
Patriarch
The British Government proposed TO the Porte
q modification Of the commercial treaty Of 1888.
Il is confirmed that Austris has 100 600 men in
verona alone
.. Mantua, and Peschiera likewise, are strongly
# gaFTis0ned a9I
The Pope assured the representatives. Of France
ct Rome that he had no intention Of leaving.
LIVERPOOL, Friday.-The Glasgow has arrived.
at Queenstown rrT
LoNDoE, Friday.-ConsOls 93H. Breadstuds
dull and unchanged.
Sugar rather higher
Coffee unchanged. El rlsal @
Tea firm. -sls
Ric Hrn. r- CDTT a--tei
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AsEvERE GALE.

severe gale from the east visited rs last evening
coTnlepcing about 5 O'Clock, a7d ending 2DOSL u
Frees were prostrated aud the teepie oI lne noL.
caster Pi.ice church, ID hapttsi, was thrown uPoA
the square. Its height was ~ leet.
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lsTnIAsrFR ARRRsTED.

HoLLIDATsBUEo, Pa, NOy.6.
John A. Mcconnell, assistant postmaster at
Newry, Blair county, has been arrested on =
4 cunrRe of rQbbing The mails. -. '
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DIR REMEDIES BY Man.

Look over the list; make up 3 case Of what knt
YOU choose and nelose the amount in current p0t"
or ssamps By mail 70 our address. a b62 BroadWag
Nev-York, and the medicine viii be duly returned oy
NAL or express free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, siicieni
AReug for the sale Of our Remedies n every town o.
community 10 the United States address Dr. hUF
sHaEYs Co. No 562 BRoADWGFs ABW-Y0RE
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At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleye-
land y Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks to ChAgrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, sc.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks TO Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield, CAnfeld, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence by P. +.
W. 4 q. Il. K. to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Feb. s,Is59.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSB URG
" RAILROAD.-SPRIRGA ARRANGEMENT. To take
snect on Monday, June Ilt, 1860. TRAINS LEAVE
CLEVELAND DAILY-Sundays excepted
1880 A. M.-Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Philadelphia. II.
5:J5 P. M.-EXpress for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
5ylvana Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
ark and Boston. Also with Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington City.
Also connect st Hudson for Akron and Millersburg.
GA- Time by this route quick and fare will be
the same rs by Northern Lines to New York.
J. n. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.
2. R. MYERS, G. 7. Agent jnnen
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MFaittnEs.

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Last flight's report

REeIsTERED VOTERS.
NEW YoRK, Nov s..
The number of registered voters is 1851.
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with all bad effects arising theTeirom, including
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BE hGs succeeded IN curing in this city, soma
OF whom had expended hundreds OF dollars with
physicians who proes 70 treat a private
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lsaat particle Of benefit.
Dr.. GIBSON does not boast that he is q ine1ber OF
some College IN London or Paris, perhaps some
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radical cure Ol seminal weakness, and all diseases
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nom sexual secret abuse.
Dr.. GlBSDN also claims Tor his new treatment the
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able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such as
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restrictions dies OF business is required; Third
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ness permanency, mlldness, safety and convenience
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Or. GIBSON "a permanentty located iu Cleveland
and has during the past lire oath8 performed many
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Boston, New York, and other cities in regard &c
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MASTER COMMISSIONER5o

lyl SALE.-Pursuant " al order VI sale, 70 N,
.-.e,i issued trum the Court oi Common Pleas o.
UuyHhOs s-eoanty, Uhi1, On The yih day vi UCtobers
IoOO, ACTION Lhprsin pending, wherein William
uunter Is pIantins aud James hUss esther M. kOss
November, is6O, CLOCK 4. Al, expose sale
public auction, d The door VI the Court House, III
,ne city UI Cleveland Ia SAID county, thu severu
pieces and parcels VI land described as tOlOWs, "
wit:
st Being part of lot 2s, in the original allotment
Of the village VI Cleveland, IA CuyahUga county,
tne SLaIe VI Ohio, BOUNDED as follows: Beginning
- pint the lane vi Bank street "a 5ald cIty
thirteen l3l norm VI tue mol ~ line VI Clan
street; thence westerly at rIghL augies with Bank
street " the IIhe OI sait Tot Ne. .; thenCe
uOrtherly and parallel with Bank street, sixty-sA
LOO teeJ thence eHstery right angies wILh Bank
the wtst le tnet eu1i JhenCe sOutherly Uh
the line VI bulk slreet sNty-sl LOO ieet 70
III - known part Of lot No. twenty y-seven lZ7y
II Cleveland, CuyanUga county, ONO, and being
Jhlrty three (SS) leet fOnt On the s0utheEly side y
Johnson street, anu hlne w rods deep OI equal Wid
aud bOunded Hs follows: COmmenclng the West
Of hsnd owned by Joel Scranton, NOY. Y, l4eS ,
running thence sOutherlg nine 90 rUisi Lhsuct
westerly parallel win johnson street thirty
three (j3) feet Themes nOrtheIly 70 the southery
Ine OF johnson street nine W rods thence essery
UnR J0hn., street 70 the place of beginning.
Apprised value u, 200.
~ nnOW Al aA ..rt Of ten acre lot hfty-six (56),
n Cleveland, Guy HhOga county, ohio, decided "
Joseph Lyman JUhn b. MHrlng, october u, 1851
aud is bounded anu ueserlbed a tunOWs, 10 VIZ: Be
sInnlng al point on frOspect street, nOFLh hlues
As PIOspeCt steel Ii now Wldened' ana be'hB lnt
southwest Oi said lUtH tne nOrtheusI cor
OF Prospect and Perry sIreets; running lheIice
nOrInerly along tne east ilne VI Perry street Ont
aundred and Urtylye (45l ieet; thehee easteriy Vi
line parallel win The north line OI Prospect street
seVunty tive ieeL and ten Inches l5lU theuCe south
o. ly On q line parallel Tie line Ot Perry
street hundred and iOrtynVe (l45) leeti thence
westerly dlong the hUrth line VI Prospect street 20
and inches to Ine place Ot beginning; being
the land decided 10 James Boss Ny u n. okeels
and vile, recorded il NOl.s5 Cuy hO Records, Page
Isl" Appraised al SlVYSSg SlVY5S,Ssg Iy9f, ~, opANsis
Master Commissioner.
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.TTENTI0N SHIPPERS
-
THE CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD COMPANY n.


The CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD COMPANY nr
is PREPARED TO GIVE THRO'
Il Bills Of Lading foo property consigned to
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND BOSTON,
and with Eastern connecting Roads, to transport
such properly TO destination with care and dispatch
at all times at low rates as are given BY any
other ''All Rail Route" Shippers OF Produce Pro-
Visions any other class of Freight are solicited to
give this route a trial.
We refer with the fullest confidence to our former
patrons, among whom are Messrs Robinson & Owl
att Col. N. NJ. STANDARD, J. T. Newton D. B. Sexton
Hussey Mcbride, Gordon, Mcmillan L Co., Hanna,
Garretson & Co.. L. RawsOn, &C. &C.
PRESENT GALL RAIL" RATES.
Ist class. I'd Sd 4th -four
Cleveland to New YOrz-....$l 10 SIC 6Oc 43c S5c
Cleveland to philadelphia
and taltimore....-......... 9Oc 7Oc Sc SOC soc
Baltimore freight will be sent either via Pittsburgh
or via Wheeling, shippers may direct-by either
route there is but one transfer.
RA The distance from Cleveland to New York via
Pittsburgh is LESS than by any other route, and is
equally good 10 all respects, and the
RATES, ALWAYS AS LOW.
For Through Contracts, or any information con-
q. P. Railroad at Cleveland Freight Station or %
W. W. CHANDLER,
Oct22 Gen Freight agent.
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). Nj. JONES, Pitts Attorney.
Cleveland, oct. 10, le6O oct. l&9ts.
CALE OF REAL ESTATE BY

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER UF THE PROBATE COUkT.-on the
lsln day of November, lU at clock IN the alter
noon, at the door Of the Court House in ClsVeaLds
Uuyahoga county, Ohio, Will be sold to the highest
Oluder by order ot the Prubate Court, Ihe ioil0WnS
rsaA estate as the property OF CarsOs Pierson, de-
ceased, to wit;
Being part Of lot No. in the township Of Brook
lyu, Ia the county Of CuyahOga1 and state Oi ONO,
aud bounded follows: beginning IN the centre VI
the BrecsKyiile road adjoining land owned by ManO-
rs Akin, theme, ) 40 aud Az west chains 10 a
stone; thence south and 5-lO0 chains 70 = post
thence east one and 9 lOO chains; tdence and Il
lO chuins TO post; thence North 4Oo and Az = anu
62 lOO chains to the centre Of the saiu Breoksyle
road thence north 49, west along the centre Of the
road and 35-UO chains 10 ths place Of beglnn1nss
containing Que and thTeee acres VI lAnu with
the appnrtenanees thereto belonging. Appraised ~
SoOU.
Terms Of sale-One third in ten days from day Of
sale; and the balance IN and two years. with In
tsrest, secured by mortgage said premises.
SAMUEL S4OBE b, Administrator
OF Carlos Pierson, deceased.
B. R. Beavis, Atty. oetls.3l0
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William Mitchell and Petition for money a
Priscilla Mitchell,
1IHE DESCENDANTS, WHO ARE

Il nOn-resldents said State, will take notice
tllIt Plalntu has this day filed his petition
Court 10 tOreclOse u mortgage on certain premises
descrlbed therein, given ny DvtendAnt, liliam
MltChtllt ~ fltn " secure the pay nent OF uOte
pr /, 1850, Tor 6Zz 10 lOU tU years from date
aith interest AT Ien cent.
fhe DeteL danta Will appear and make answer Oh
the 10Th day OI December lo6O VI JuIs meut by de-
viii Feuuered said note, anu the preIll-
ses ordered 10 be sold 10 psiy ihe same.
A tte5t: 80 hUAAhD ID. NUBLE, Clerk.
CrOwell & White, PihintIn > Attorney.
,n.l.,I.r u Ihnn octl3.3ln
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z. ?. spalding, Prtn5 Att'y.


fhOOLZAMA 1IOH.
DAVID L. WIGH TN AN,
IL sheriff Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, do hereby
notify the electors Of said county that
Tuesday, the 9th Day of November Next,
iR the day appointed By law for holding the Pres-
Dental Election, at which time said Electors will
assemble at their several places Of holding elections
In their respective Townships and Wards, aud pro-
eeed BY ballot 70 vote for twenty three Electors Of
President and Vice President Of ihe United states.
Given under my hand, at the Court House ia this
city, this, 18th day Of October, A. ID. 1850.
DAVID l.. MIGHTMAN,
hart RTr.fg nd f,s.v. -
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IN III d DEFENDANTS WILL

IL N OEFENDANIS WILD
Il take notice that on tbs I'D day Of september
A. " lo6O Pnints HE'D their petition In this cause
ia the Court Of Common Pleas for snid County,,
which petition claims to recover iufignoent o,ai,,st
Eaiu barzliia N. Hutchinson on three notes OF hand
signed by him as maker bearing date January 3d
lo1tl payable respectively ia Que, two, ana three
years. 20 the order Of tie said Caroline h. GirtV on
hrst note tOr ~ ,O, with interest AZ DER cent in.
terestI payable annually from January T. 1855 On
second hOtY Tor SloOJ With like Interest from Jnnu-
aIy ou loof On third mole for 81 5OJ with in
tefeSt from last date that TO secure the pavwent Ot
said nOte, said HutchinsOn, and hls wife HannHh j.
executed anu delivered 70 SAID Caroline E. Girty,
gu lhe od Jay OF january, A. ID. 1857, mortgage Of
tue following described Premises situate In town
snip Oi hewburgh, in said County and state aud Is
bounded as iOllOWs Beginning at the centre OF tho
flttsDufgh hoad on tie south easterly line Of land
lurmerly owned BY Eliazer Cable tn snce n. 49, E,
II chains ana 43 links 10 stone Ia The east line Of
Thence n ~ h. along east line Of said Lot 32l
chains 70 stOnei thence 5. A55 W IS chains and 81
Inks U centre Of Pittsburgh Road; themes 8 45o t.
along centre Of said road CHAINS and 81 links 70 the
place OF beginning. plaintiffs claim right to sell
slq land To secure ayment Of said notes. and that
stid notes and mortgages the sepu ate property
OF the SAID Caroline h. Girty; that said deeuduuts,
except said Hutchinson aud William Perkins, claim
that such judgments are liens inferior 70 that said
plaintiffs. r.. a..
Plalntlils further pray Judgment against said Bar
ziila Al. Hutetuson Tor tie amount above named, as
uue On SAID notes for COSTS ana Tor the sails Of the
nOrJsAged premises pay Tor such JudRnr Mt, and
or other proper relief Defendants will answer b1
the 9th day UI December, A. D. iS6U, Or tte allug-
CiUns IN said petition wll botake true, and iudg
nent Inferred accordingly. p.
ooto:SUy ALBEHI 1, sl4ADEs Pl' fits. Atty.
The state Of Ohio, In Court OF Common Pleas Of
CuyahoBa UCunty.l SAID County.
John CrOweli, III IT,
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7. Jones & Sons, plaintiffs

T Jones Sons, plaintids,1
John Green, defendant. I.. -
THE SAIDJOHN GREEN WILL
take notice that on the lOth day Of October, A.
b. lse0 q summons and an order OF attachment Was
iHsued by c. Ii. BenhAm, Justice OF the Peace Of
Cleveland, OuyahCga county, Ohio, for the sum VI
sos 67lUO dollars in OF said plaintiffs and that
said action will be for hearing before said ustco at
yOclOck A. M, November 26Ih, 1850.
JAMES NJ. JONES'
Cleveland, Oct. l7:3O5 Plttis Atty.
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Edward Wall, plaintiff,
lrT VI. ..

John Green, defendant.
TNHE SAID JOHN GREEN WILL
take notice that on the lOtli day ofOctoberi a.
y. 1900 summons and an order Of attachnisnt was
issued by G. II. Benuam, Justice Of the Peace OF
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, for the sum OF
S2 w in favor Of SAID plaintiff and that said seton
viii be for hearing belore said tics at O'Clock A
JAMES M JONES,
Cleveland Oct l7:gB N -. Plt ns AtJ'y.