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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-12
HATHAWAY T. CO..
WHINING TON, N.


OFFER SALE
4250 sacks Ground Alum, Marshaps fine factory filled
and Jeffrey's & Darcys Salt.
400 bags Rio, Laguayra, Cape and Java Coffee.
$50 barrels Clarified and Refined Sugars.
% hhds. fair to choice Muscovado Sugar.
IS do. prime retailing Cuba Molasses.
100 casks prime crop Rice.
As hhds strictly choice Western Bacon Sides and Shoulders
100 barrels extra New River Mulles.
200 boxes Soap and Candles.
100 barrels Portland New Orleans and refined Syrup.
100 do. Cincinnati, N. Y. City Mess and Prime Pork
45O kegs Nails, of good brand.
Also Lard in barrels tierces and kegs; Matches; Mus
ard, Yeast Powders Tea, Hay, Gunny Bags, Gunny Bag
gng Rope, &c. &c. Wholesale buyers visiting the city
will find it to their interest ca upon 16-tf
SANDFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
NEVER DEBILITATES.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CURES CHOLIC.
CURES FLATULENCY.
See advertisement in another column.
November 20. Ism
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-12
BOOKS-BOOKS.

BOOKS-BOOkS.
ID Store:
TYages Theory and Practice of Teaching;
DR. T0F Rg,s Night Thoughts, half Cap and Sheep;
CLoiL"A ) Hint to Mothers;
SnonoiP care Tales by Charles Lamb
The Win nn1 LS;gends of Scotland by Hugh Miller;
b nc ITinnisteIlng Children;
ToPG II ; fQ Q p! In blue and gold
Fen MsgnS IN Po Bar Room, by t. S. Arthur;
Presbyterian Almanac for lsS0. e0A0
The True Women, by DR.. Peck.
Byron's anu sheep Dlndin9j
Burns % g g.
eeta Cray ,ot or how to make Home Happy;
Jan. 8.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-12
WILMINGTON DISTRICT,

January IA, 10, WhneVlLe,. Liberty Chapel
81, %, Topsail Meadow Bridge
%, 20, Duplin,. ..................P Providence
February A. s. Wilmington. Fifth Street
II, II, Elizabeth, northumberland Baden Springs
IL, ~, OnsioW,..... .Haw Branch
" Is, 26, Sampson, Observation-Disclosures cGees
March 3, 4, Smthvle Zoar.
" 10, IL, Bladen, Johnson's Chapel
The following gentlemen the District Stewards
Messs. Stephen D. Wallace John c. Blocker, Duncan Gro
mare D. S. Saunders j. c. Mills, Fletcher H. Bell iona
than w. Thompson, James Smith, VIM J. Parker, Wm H.
Walker and Thos j. Foriaw.
They respectfully invited to meet at the office of the
Rev Jno s. Long Easement of Front street Church in
Wilmington, Monday the 9Th of February 1861 eleven
O'clock A. M. special matter of business will claim their
attention CHARLES F. DEEMS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-12

CHEESE-CHEESE.
BOXES (Exrra) received in store and for sale by
ellJ Jan. H. 7. ii. MckOY co.
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$50 REWARD.
e& ILL BE GIVEN for the apprehension and failing of
~ NV man JEREMIAH. He is dark Mulatto, about
"a 23 years old, feet inches high, well built, has
s1oppage his speech He left premises about 30 miles
from here on the Wilmington and Georgetown, s. c. Road
on the Goth inst any may be lurking near Leesburg or
Washington Station New Hanover CO.. where he former
ly belonged. 5000 hI"E1l' Ut
Dec. 81, 1853 9S-IW-I9-1
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- - n Observation-Disclosures hS,
~ BARRELS SUGAR:
Jan 10t 1au DO do In store and for sale by
T. H. McKOY i co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-12

ADADIANTINE CANDLES.
~ RALF-BOXES-20 lbs each-Adamantine Candles, a
l.. B. HUGGlNS SONS,
Ian II 1850 S. e. cor. Market q I'd sis.
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In termIttent Fever, O Fever and Ague, Rcmittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague Periodical Head
ache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the whole class
of diseases originating In hillary arrangement,
caused by the Malaria Of m1asmatic countries.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-12
THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALLED in MARKET.

Jan. 9th. 1860,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23
$50 aa.Gag 1ass5esa
sDUBUQUE MARKET.
Z y. DrBroeE, March %, 1850.
-superfne &4,50; extra IS; fall extra *, 80

AT--Frime new 9G@1 90.
-siess 81, 50 Mess O $3.50. Dressed Hogs,
j,25. ~ OK go 3sgg ssg's
N-sugar cured hams plain 10c,; rib sides &c
S-Dry 1f0i2.c; green &C; sailed 7@7ac.
-10}c. ,bsH GF3asf
iIER-Scle oak 3O03sc; Spanish sole 220127e
slaughter &c; Kips 500 soc; French'e6lf 800 4Sc
i do GOA 40c. bsS as.sS asEs :
Ga; fFlooring siSQD20; Pickets $lOQl12s Siding
/; Shingles ~, 80; Lath 80. - l.sg
Black 25Gl 65ci Gunpowder 420 10c; .1mperia
Young Tyson 251e0c.i ~ saoa 80 I'D
EE- Rio, fair e good, l2l 0fscs prisse 14@l4ic;
sK-N. O fAir 7asc; crushed 4 powdered 12c
ASSES Plantation ~ a 4st; New Orleans refined
!. Golden syrup G5 a zoe. stts
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23

ROCERIEo, we can sell a: prices that WIN 4,
M tonish you. Sugars, Co6ess, Teas, Spices Syru1s
,Rx esss9s. Did r7ft 1gbaepQs Ae., = Whoisa3s
TaOOTS 4 SHOES. living purchased our I'D,
II before the Strike, enables 70 Defy Compelitln
as every one knows, nothing In this line can be phe
s ssss s1 IN en- ! 's ss Us asre
.nUEKNSWARE, Hardware, Wall and Curtain
Sk Paper Nails Glass Sash, Farm Implements &C. &c
{: I. q. AN : ! - 3: 4 + q.
lcs enables Us 70 .eii goods at the lowest living prohts
CASH PAID fOr CHAIN, HIDEs, FU4&
1n.lkosENl8z(}nSk co| l,
e*@ k4n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23


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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04
SAMUEL MASON, Plaintiff,

{ In Court Of Com
Pleas, in and for Guy
zEEN, and Cuyahoga Co, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04
n. z. CONFRRENCR.
BUFFALO, June 2.

BUFFALO, June 2.
Ia the Nsfhodist Conference yesterday, the ex-
citing Question Of slavery was settled 50 far as
this Conierenoe is concerned, by the adoption OF
adopfed B in itself clearly decaTative Of prinei-
pie and advisory in practice and not statutory in
is nature, and needs no explanatory clause.
Ihe majority report Of the Slavery Committee
was then taken up, and the preamble adopted
with that part stricken out which in any way
relates % the proposed restriction, which has
been rendered unneeessaTy BY the rejection Of the
The Bishops then selected the order Of business
f1r fle remainder Of the session, and the Confer
ence proceeded with spirit 70 transact the mass Of
business which was upon the table
The Boundary Committee S report was taken up
and the boundaries Of the Conferences fixed for
the next four years.
ne name Of the old Delaware Conferences,
which was changed some days ago 70 ne ne es'
Ohio Conierence, WIS again changed 70 the Gen
trai Ohio Conference.
The Bishops were authorized, II they deem il
advisable, % establish an annual Conference e
be called the Rocky Mountain Conference, e
comprise the Territory known a. Jefferson, and
al the mining regions.
ne Boundary Report, as a whole, was then
~ Nott. Of Cincinnati. made an interesting
speech IN relation 70 the German work in which
he q engaged, pleading for the establishment Of
an ANIMAL Conference, 70 be called the Cincinnati
a r--6lSfion bT M. Trimble. Of Ohio. stating
that existing circumstances do not warrant the
forInafion u this time Of German Conference
Wug adopted.
NJ Committee on Revisals was instructed Z
sfrike ont from the discipline the provision re
lating 70 the ordination Of slaTehOlding lOca
nIencnera-
M Bishops were authorized to establish an
Animal Conference in Indiana
The report Of the Committee on Lay Delega
tions was taken up
"A motion TO postpone the subject till the mex
General Conference was lost
A motion 70 submit the plan in the report TO the
Annual and Quarterly Confetences, 70 take action
upon before the next General Conference, was
pending At adjournment
Adjourned at II O'Clock p. m
A fnai adjournment viii probably be reached
tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

DFTnoIT JuNR 2.-CoLLIssIoN.--The schooner .. e..
Trowbrdge while being tOwed out Of river st. ClalF
on Saturday evening by the tug Lion, ran into the
schooner s. J. Holley, which was also IN same tOWi
ahead-hy which the latter vessel had her Goat cut
In two, In consequences Of the tug grounding. NO
blame Is attached TO the Trowbridge, for the aec-
dent Tribune.
collision took place this morning about O'Clock
on Bar Point, between the propeller Globe and
schooner Acontias, both bOuud up BY which the
latter had her lib-boomi bowsprit, head gear ana
cutWater carried away. The propeller received little
or no damage The Acontias towed into this
nort By tug Red Erie where ahe remains TO undergo
The necessary repairs.-Ibid.
Az ANIMATED CoNFEsT.-Tho barQue r. G, Wins
low, Capt Sol. Rummage, and schooner s. D. Pom
erOy Capt Bob Anderson, passed this port night 20
fore last the former with 8,7O0 bushels corn, the
latter with q $40 bushels, both being towed by the
tug Reindeer, Capt. Keeler. The strife which has
been existing for the past two between these
two vessels, IN regard 10 the greatest number oi
round trips each could perform during the season,
has now got to be pretty even thing. The Pome-
roy which, until now, had half trip ahead, has been
caught uD with BY her competitor within town-llne
distance at this port, both vessels having made re-
markably quick tims.-Ibid.
81 The following vessels have passed this port
since / P. NJ. yesterday;
Up-Steamboat Forest Queen; prOpelleTs Globe
Comet; brig Isabella; schOoners q. n. Johnson
Rapid, w. J. Grant, Aeontlas, Plymouth Rock.
DoWN-PrOpsller ORdensbuTgh; brig ). q. wal
bridge; schOoners r. J. SkidmOre CrevOla, Ottoea
Harriet Ross, Summit,.A Bradley, Milwaukee Belle
Midnight, Queen City.
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rHAsHTNGToN NEWs.

WASHINGTON, June 2.
Gen. Ruster, the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Pennsylvania, James Magee, direc-
fnr az he Pennsylvania Railroad, and other cit
ems Of that State, are here on business connected
ysiih he passage Of the Tariff Bill by the Senate
The number will be increased next week by the
arrival OF Efessrs Robbins, Cadwallader, Phillips,
Robert and Wm. c. Patterson, and other promi
neut Democrats Of Pennsylvania on the same
bnslacss.
M Senate Committee on Printing will report
An vor Of the House bill for the establishment Of
! nlerurumeut Printing Once and the prospect il
t.sai d viii pass the Senate. This means Of exc
cutinf the public printing has been repeatedly
before Gongress since 1919. Whatever may De its
merits, ils success In great measure IS owing 10
IL indastry and perseverance, Of Mr. Greeley.
Efuard Bates. Of 40. "a about 20 publish q let
taT uliiressed % .. II Browning, Of Quincy, H.,
adgisiur bis friends 70 do their utmost 90 secure
ne election Of Lincoln and HamliR, and express
Inc the oniniOn that they should not waste their
Voies upon the Bell and Everett ticket.
AR. Appleton was today confirmed as Minister
b Russia, and Mr. w II. TrescOt as Assistant
Secretnry Of State.
Horacs n Clark, member Of the House from
New York, testified yesterday before the CoyOde
Committee relative 20 the subsidy Of 1000 per
mos7fh % Hr Vanderbilt. He stated that neither
~ Rl,chnnan nor the Administration were re
sDausible, o. the arrangement was completed be
fdFc Er Buchanan's term.
The Senate confirmed today the nomination OF
NJ Day, Of iowa, a. purser In the United States
NAVY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04
RATLROAD ACCIDENT.

W ESICHEsIERf Ias JUNE Z.
A collision occurred on the Baltimore Central
Railroad at 20 minutes past O'Clock this p NJ.
near Fairville station Two passenger trains met
on a curve where the grade was heavy, and rush
ing into each other, both engines and four cars
became total wreck The fremen and engineers
escaped IL jumping from the train. Conductor
Willis Taylor and 8 newsboy were seriously in
Iured Lee Miohner, a farmer Of Chester county
who was standing on the platform, was instantly
Contractor A. B. Burton, who was riding on one
Of the engines, jumped OF, escaping with but
slight bruises Every assistance was rendered to
less Injured They were taken 70 Mendenhalps
farm house
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

Hughes a LOstori ~ pieces machinery, Mix
Morria
Prop. bradbury, MeEelly, Dunkirk, 57h tons mdse,
Hundripa,
Schr Cadet, Roback, Pimcpog Bay, d cords bolts,
sheldon & French,
schr America ScoVille, Buffalo.
Schr. Sarah j. Eas0n, Black, pt. Huron, GO Nj lum-
bor, % N lath, Foot King.
CLEARED.
Stmr. May Queen Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Mary Stewart, Richardson, butalo. .
sehf Cadet Roback, Detroit, lO1-tons coal, Price
Morris.
schr. +. Il, barney, MONT, Marquett
Schr. J. j. Evans, Blake, Fremont.
Schr Fletcher, Luxton, Pt. Huron, 100 tons coal,
Price a Morris.
schr. Mary Lucy, Gerlach, Toledo, 100 tons coal,
smith; Hundrios. a.,
Scoy MayhOwar, Ranuoy, Monroe So'a tons marble
law.
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NEW YORK HIARKET-JUNE ,.
Icy TELEGRAPH.l I


FLOUR-Demand less active and market heavy,
and about &c lower for common grades. Sales 500
bbls; at S52095,27f for superne state; $500 40
for extra state; S52O@6,25 for superno WESTERN S.
30Q5,65 for common to extra western; &3s5l96 for
shipping brands extra Ohio round hoop. Market
closing dull and dropping.
CANADIAN ELOUR-Steady and unchanged.
Sales Of so bbs at Ss5o9z40 for common to choice
RYE FLOUR-Quist, and small sales At S3,5O
64,20 for common to choice supsrhne.
CORN HLEAI-Quiet and unchanged.
efHISK KK-COutinues in good request for eX-
port and prices still tend upwards
WHEAT-There is a little more doing In winter
wheat at about former prices. Sales Of 35O0 bush
Milwaukee cub at ,; l29 $50 bush Chicago spring
ut &I25 500 white Mich at 81 IS and 25O0 bush white
Kentucky at Sl,65i 6OU0 bush white California at
$3.50.
BARLEY-MArket heavy, at 60g7Oe Sales Of
700 bush western private terms. 1900 bush bar
ley malt sold at sSGgOc.
CORN-A shade lower with pretty good export
demand. Sales Of 59OD bush; 63164c for round ship
ping mixed western, closing at inside price; 6O962c
Tor eastern do 7Oc for Southern yellow.
OATS-In moderate request At 4061423sc for west
ern Canada and state including toW parcels not
sound at s9@395fca
PORK-Eirmer and more active. Sales 800 bblsi
Sl7r5E@l794 for msssi Sl7,57@l7,4O for old do
Sll,S3 for thin messi $lsoo@lS5 for new prmeI and
BEEF-Quist and steady. Sales 800 bbls at $40
$50 for country primoi S5G5,5O for country mess
$50 50 for repacked ness and Sli,259l250 for
LlRD-Markst firm. Sales 100 packages at ll1l
H6TIiTkR-Quist and unchanged at iOsI7o for
CHERsE-In moderate demand for export at 10
lie for inferior 20 prime.
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NEW YORK NEWS.

NEW YoEK, June 2.
The steamship Adriatic took out nearly 400
cabin passengers, 81 $50, 900 in specie, and New
Orleans mails Of Tuesday, and kilograms Of Fri
day.
The Edinburg took nearly 800 passengers and
upwards of $500 900.
King and Wood, the prize fighters, were arrest
ed early this morning near Willetts Point, while
making preparations for q match. Some of the
bruisefs showed fight and were badly beaten by
the Dolice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

TIE STATE OF ONO, Pin Court Of Common Pleas
MARGARET BULKLEY, Plaintiff,
vs..
EDWARD BULKLET, Defendant.
GAID DEFENDANT, EDWARD
DBULKLEY, will take notice that said plaintifi
HE'D her petition in said Court the 25th day Of
April, A. D. 1850, against him. praying that the
marriage contract now subsisting between them De
dissolved, charging said defendant with habitual
drunkenness for three years, and has been guilty
Of gross neglect Of duty, and wilfully absent nom
said paint for three years last past and that said
cause will be for hearing at the May term Of said
Court, A. ID. ls6O. ALBERT j. SLADEs
NAV 2s6 PLAINTIFF Attorney.
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COMMERCIAL.
cLEYRI.AND nIARKET-IUNR ?.

CLEVELAND 1fARKET-JUNE 2.
FLOUR-Sales in the usual small way, including
80 bbls red extras and double extras at S55O95z Is
WHEAT-Quiet. Sales Of two cars Milwsukee
club at SID from store 1000 bush and red
from store at 81, rs and one car mixed at 81 30.
CORN-Quist. Sales Of one car at 4sc.
OATS-Continue very dull at 35c.
HIGHWTNES-Sales Of 200 bbls at 1910.
HAMS, dsc-sales 100 Ms hams and shoulders al
7c9sc; 400 hs do at 7c@sfci and 5000 rs shoulders
at 754c.
BUTTER-Sals of7OO hs choice Western Reserve
at l2c for shipment.
CHEESE Sale 800 Rs new Western Reserve al
I5<977kc.
EGGS-Sales at lOc.
FEATHERS-sales Of 100 be at &c.
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CHERRIES sALE.--BY YIR

- TUE Of a writ Of Vendi ExpOnas, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County, at
the suit Of the Commissioners Of CuyahOga county,
plaintiff against H. L. Whitman et al, DEFENDANTS
shall offer for sale the door Of the Court House,
corner Of Seneca and Champlan Streets in the city
Of Cleveland in said county, the 18th day Of June,
and tenements:
Situate in the city Of Cleveland, county Of Cuya-
hOga, to wit In Barber & Lords allotment Lots
Nos III u.s. g4 $50 east half Of lot %, south side Of
west end Of lot No. 81 west half Of lot No. Ill one
half in common Of lots Nos. 33, 3d. 35 Sl6 3l7 BIS,
3l9 3g5 100 and 4Ol south half Of lots Nos 3l5 and
49, Lots Nos. 1885, 654 665 CSC, and 657. In Willie
Vile allotment, in said city of Cleveland, Lots Nos.
81, l53 and 335. In /. L. HeWitt's subdivision and
allotment in said city, sub lot No. %.
d. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
Z. L W. s. STETsON, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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oswEan nrARKET-JUNE 3.

fHT TELEaRAPHI
FLQUH-Staady, but the market closed dull
SALES S5,2 for extra Etatsi S6,7597oO for iaVorte
WHEAT-Market firm. Sales last night Of 1900
bush No. extra Milwaukee club at 81 ,20 27o0 Gan
ada club at tl,l9. To-day market without material.
chamna
,COAN-scarce and market without material
eaaage SALES OF 900 bush prime Illinois at SIC.
CANAL EREIGHTB-Ste teady, at l5o on hOur,
fS 9n M1eati 6sfe on corn, to New York.
LARK lllhUGT8-BOO bbls dour: s5gO0 bush
wheat; 440o9 bush corn; $500 bush oafg
wheat; 1880 bu Oatg '' WV N'-'i-
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OLEVELAND AND MAHONING

MAhINU DUNN
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland 4 Erie, and Cleye-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads
At SOloD, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &c
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, P0-
land Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by P. +.
- CHAs. L. RHODES, sup't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

BosTON, June z.
The Union MITIGATION meeting for Bell Ane
Everett at Fanuen Hall tonight, was eIfs'
demonstration notwithstanding pouIllle ~, -
SrvrvSi ont az town delegations were present, ana
ffp Hall was dansely crowded. Hon. > a =
lioff presided. Amoug tbs speaker WeFe I, =, l
sfavtnaon. g. 81 Hilliard, Mr. Henry OF TERN,
- enf ~ ,,ssf erthusiasiically received.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

NEw ORLEANS June lst
The steamship Austin has arrived from the Bra
zOs 9th ult. with s54 600 in specie. A COnducta
with $500. 900 Mexican, had left Aacatecas for
TampieO to be shipped to New Orleans and Eng.
land.
Brownsville advices state that Cortinas fingers
near the Rio Grande, and there were fears of an
attack upon the American side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

BosToE, June ?.
The Coroners inquest at South Weymouth
closed yesterday. The fact that beisey trances
Tirrell disd by poison was established, but no di
rect evidence implicated Geo G, hereey. The
circumslances, however, were deemed suticient g
demand his cOmmittal b jail 70 await the actioh
of the Grand Jury
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SALE.--BY yIR.

OHERIFF'S SALE.---BY VIR-
~ TUE Of a writ of Vendi ExpOuus, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull county, ar
the suit Of the Forest City Bank, plaintiff against
G. C. Kellogg, ct al, defendants, 70 me directed,
shall offer for sale at the door Of the Court House,
corner of Seneca and Champain streets, in the city
Of Cleveland in said county, the 5th day Of june
1860, at O'Clock p. NJ Of said day. the following
described lands and teuements, to VII:
Situate in the township Of Brecksyille, being No.
s. in the 18th range of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve and which is alss in the county Of
CuyahOga and State OF Ohio, and is known by the
north part Of number eleven, bounded follows =
Beginning at the n. W. corner stake, and stones;
thence east on the north line 63 and 9l00 chains to
n. I. corner; thence s. l56 i. 20-l0O chains on
tine east line; thence S. SO W. and 59-l0O chains
to center Of State road; thence North West line
and 5OlOO chains to. the place Of beginning, con-
tanning so acres Of land surveyed by William Il
Knapp Nov. 18th, 1876, be the same less, but
subject 70 all legal highways.
Appraised at eighteen hundred dollars.
ID. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
WILLIAMSON RIDDLE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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8Faal MotitEs.
CHERRIES sALE.-BY VIRTU

OHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
- Of a writ Of Fieri Facas issued out Of the Court
II Common Pleas 81 CuYahoga county, ~ the suit Of
defsndaut 10 me directed, have levied upon and
bsI offer for sale at the door Of the Court House.
1orner Seneca and Champain street) 10 the city VI
(1eyeland Ia said county on the 9th day Of June,
is60 al O'Clock p NJ, the following described lands
s5d tenemeuts 70 wit Lot No. 35 in Taylor H0ytB
9iI9tmenf. IN Brooklyn township, Cuyahoga county,
Ohio' APp ID. L. WIGHTMAN, shsrih.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

SPALDNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIONERs.
sPALDINGs s PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDNGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERs.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GoODs DEALERS.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY Merchants GEN
ERALLY.
Manufactured by
HENRY @. SPALDING & CO.,
4s CEDAR STREET, New YOsK
Address Post Office Box No. 5000.
Put In up eases containing either -Four, Eight or
Twelve Dozen each-a beautiful
LTTHOGRAPHIC SHOW CARD
accompanying each Package.
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