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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21
KNOXVILLE WING.
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THE Northern Methosistp,
IL the divisisa afthe Netholis, ChaFee
in lS4l, .As Baltimore tssssl Confer.
esss adhered b she NsF'h II lss sah.
,vca fof gave teassios. tbs, the north
wSsssrs psytius e Virginia, IS ~',kih The
bsara- II fsahi,rers Conference, shA is
sssssiiy sorplied wih their Frssehe's---
a hody II men whe sre ss'i slavery. sud 81
M, sIles aieister t. pmAis snnons
ihpn she j. the eSnef al slaves Il y :
esrioas fact, the, JsAa Rtovn ana his So
ere, advisers selected tbs, rsrsios AZ Viz
rin}a lying vishiu the koHr'is ~ the Raj
iiSnse Ccsfgrshss - ihs u,s-t sFrrurri
ste Ihssits - their opsrstisns
Rts lfsed cr'ss't, spreslsent Hsn.
be- ~ shs Rsl,is,urs Cysnfsrvsre, vss
rrYcv,sd 10 b. eorrsi ~ rsr'iu'' q cae
Aay wi,h Braws iA bis cell. 50 bic spirit.
usi adviser chile Brewu ttfused she
Tssslsyte-iss pastor ~ she, tsws ksesrse
hs ~, slsv, hoi8e,. sn3 rrnvn ,ssvr-
her e Thar Church Nhst made GriE.
stA the raors s~srrsstls 80 Rtsvn - ss
Hsyg..se. he wAs ,hs ,iis,Issyas.tss1 rharse
tsr. uhe, On ths aUef a. the General
ctofttepcv. - ls4t. n,oS,j % eslel tlis
vrUerssle BIsuuf ANbRIw, hscas.c the
sd, he tsd nsftird hsS hfe tirue estate
isa half darn .lsses saeA feet. svr
fell 4 ,iepiaca Bce, snd sdusoriiiou to tl,
rea;4r - Virginia M ssii plsvsry
Jbatth, whose ''Gsssal Rules' ed
,recial piseipllse, fHb'5s 'hs bayies ~
seIiius cf slsVes a. ysu sesiRst God
sai IA ,sols,icn # ,he Scripture 1b'
esistsncs II tbs ChUFCa IN tirgipis, aad
The teachings sod irasenss 4 her Ma
,sieFs, sfe s~rs dssrcraus . the iAsp u
tssn of slavery, thea The a'o-, f'ra'idsbl'
srrsssEpIias 81 30 Asoliiss society, q
the jssuTgrsiions II J,Esn sIpedgiioss
Itkr Ihs sas hss3es By john Bcws
Ikts Raliimsss Gsnfsrsues voted Ia tie
Gssetsl CoSfsresss 10 sda.it BsFra ;ss'i
a,auy sssissi uhils r~E1sns IN Cburch
uisb she vs;rl 70 rslbss Eugi. IA 10
e., Preachers ordiHstius, hcczuse they
we're slave hoitoTs She Tuts1 iu iks
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21

DIvIsI0N IL FHg ALABAMA nKa-
ocAAcV - We lssfn from the Atissta
lstsfgst ~ ihst the iieuagrsey Of Mont
guuirry Alsbaa,a, sre k0PelsaslJ spi,t,
saa thsi tso sePssats esasesiioes hays
besh held 10 that s0saiy, Oae u these
essvSatiass sppa,aied pssglss delegates
to The State eosSenfisa sad the other
appointed asti sAeasbs delegates The
Sisgs ConSeatian viii therefore Be called
aPOa 10 beside VA9ss shieh kisg, Baah,
sass Or pSaglas. sAs DsaseFaey si Ala
bssaa viii array themselves @
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21

nE> NiSs PsesssRRi BsseksoTidge
sa5e sPeevA - frsskloFt, keatacky,
lev DAYS ego, ~ which he ssel laS foi-
ioxibg aSgasgs
aTks sAlg Fslssasiag ssPsss 9 N'f'a-
era sesis.s i ths ssissssSs - gs<nsSss
AZ he I'D VI AiS parry. AoyAis3 5svoses -
-, ~ d tor Ms. Breckenridge,
ssmsasssss Il ne olJ Mig PAsis ara
$1,000 asea Asd lAsas sAets sea
- Rerth OF SsasA. 8hsy arc Ssf
uhseh preserves the ssaa.sJ sn ~
evils
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21

lIAALFB 80 EHs MEraoBisF lasHos's-
A paFsgtapb ~ q SeOtaeru VRehsare
ays that siih The esssr'iga u h'saop
EsliI, ass oae o. tAs s9BtheFa Methodist
B,shsps 5 sapabls q d0ias sasesiss
uurs. R.shsps sssais sR1 AadreW are
ieeAs threagh age BisAoP hssus ircn
TIE fracture II sevst4i rtbs BhAoF
Pssrop fsogs sissbess eaallaesei b TAI
fsasia szPosaIs asa IabSs, sad BisAsg
ksEsaassA eoss . lsss Fsussssssd sPsas
q ilasss 2 @S ss'-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21

80 Cos, Bssua hss ssssssa sgss Abe
lsacsbls wssk Of sspesiRg The ruseAlisies
Of ss@e ef the ogscisls whs ifss tsa aiovs
il the SlasapAess II tbs Wkgia tl9ete, =,
lie Is eos ailssdias y IA ssaa. 81 Esa.
DSumas, editor sf The Rsssiaaats osuAs.
sAea be charges vltA havlHs IesytFed
hFihes uhfs espsIlplsBisai 81 fpkti0
I'Iiasing, ssd pfeYes Il teo - u Ssssss
tsKs,s GsAi b8eaaa{sts
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21

pIRECr FEaDR-- f'sayiss'sa is-p1,'is.,'
H,y Fran Esrsps -fAs Bark Nelhes-
lsRa arrived here yesterday frSa Rs.sisS.
dan, siik zoe .thsasapd bales n Aay.
Tbs tsshs tipst erect impettziies 81 Is
kind, Asi will doubtless. be eue Of e
ries u srIiysis, whieh si1 test tho ales,
ton whether We can d. wishoaI NE
NsssAssa AF1iels. Ia y SID ihss 81 can
BE- ssia shsspss, sad AZ beatss fviE
than NoFthsrh nay -r3ar'ss5s Cszriar
S0A ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21

FroutsE SLsvIs ~ THE BaTTIsH
pWosIS0E. We psti,-hei ies diTs
aya, a uli aud a-clr4t- 3c.erpt'ra
o. ,he condition Of The iasi'iss slAv-, 20
taasds aud Ne sige 30 dsy iba speech os
orc 81 Ihc sieTtczi -=Uts Jsiauvs 90 I5r
r41lsay slaves IN rs11il. together siJa
"a account q TIE ralrtansto fggitivss 10
y SO S-Hsa Toe c1uaiit5a o. both are
uissrsLl- aR4 d,Ers4ed "a the sstFem-,
sad really Jr5nsHds fsT noFs synpathy
ifsa ths hsmaac AID phiisBghrople than
;hs'uiost exaggerated dsseF P,ioas q the
c-ndsiJus 81 The nsero shilr ~ slavery
~ fen evoke Fr5u the dsTrag, syBpa
th.zer Eh5 weers over Jns,s Ton '
The urstaAcd lgs - WlJ-h those fagITises
ere sh4nlaprd bg the ab-ai,5oaisls, after
the} are ssoi,s away froai the eosfoFts
"a pr5,scsi0a II their So1th-rn homes,
Is 'be fRs-' pitiabse 10 sb'eh thsis rase Is
csoismueI, oaJ-iie Of ibo yTi.8s. sag
age state irom uhieb they have been rss-
rasd " J H,raff
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21

Coas N iLlaxosA~zl'As 81 i.oais
ma k-ps sSssa= ssAhss shA. Gers = d.
il,frta Al sedasssla, spa asss parts =
sAal sasss. ib isses sssaastsss, So t'sSss
vsA 4 woala bee, aaA,PortaAes g
IL pSiai, b. vslss, ks = Sssaiiy SOa,
msnds SIS 10 ~ etats 10 tbs uaskss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21
Rates - Aav.sal,sns,


- tsNs 20 FsFsaas % hcaFlf re slFe ef e n
" a&saerz
AT ss~sTssssssrts - sAs-k he ueaaas e assFtsss
scar@aipssg
Nas-sssszfsats MI - tyat 9spa suf ~hra iHsstst.
sssef3 fkasa vfsk shsn t@aP rsSsia- arT-sHsrs
ssssafse&rrsfpA ~ espsssra parF+4 ~ esses 1aFfe
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21
Kams Manufactures.

The AlsxsB,ssia tiszctie iorsisly says
We trust that sks resoiarions % EaTm
y adopted throughout tie State, IN favor
Of encouraging Agsss ssss,tfcisSss, sid
MT be Suffered 20 svupars's - WoF8s
Here. ard elsewhere N the Ststr. pysp7ra
TINS are msklag fof the nIsngfscrafs. "a
a large scale. Of ~ k,nd u g1ois vbieh
have beJrtsf re- hsss made sEd boaght 81
the N1rth - Investments hare bsea made.
and sill srniiaas g b. MAD, IN Saith
ern msbgi4Jtgrss. sa The fziIh Il the e..
Gently expressed spis,4as Il the SOUTH.
Il shoa,a b. a poisS Of hoh"r.t 70 sispd sP
b. iks isriataIisns Ia issgT IT ii.sBe Man
a'artHrrs an, =, - the Aaiy ~ Nsr.
ehsai- sB4 raa.auers -"nrrl'iy. o. give
,he pfsleTsarr g JAfso manufactures.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21
Growing Abundance OF silver.

y Growing Abundance OF Silver.
Gold has been sH Ihe rage "a Am,riss,
iof the last tss year,, asd the arguisi-
too Of S,tsr, has been loo much nsglcs.
led Ia vii now become Riose abundant
uhdeE the late ,rsa,y With hssieo There
is 20 end to the supply iB Mexico, snI
IL has esly been kePt oct Of use BY the
Tevoluiiass iH that ssaBtFy, whish have
prevented the working II the mines.
Al the early bsildibg q sslo.ben's Tea.
pie, the Old Testament 'et2T'Hs Us, |, was
as Bleaty as slsbes 10 Jsrasalam, 10 the
days Of PiEarro, i, came 10 from the Pc
Fayips misses 30 abusdsn'iy, thai IL ives
uspreciaisd IN value Oh SPsis, fbf
ssainSiss, sss supplied with iI IFom Mex
les The following article ffsm The Nee
York 7iaes u0ald seem 60 indicate thai
We arc to hsys good sspplyr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21
THE KNOXVILLE WlilG
y EtstasaS> ssxslS
Br WV. Q. nisoSsLow.

eNe leahiAFss Fess passsss ssssa sss4f y easssss
"a Afnths
lsesssss 49, ~ ssszs sssssss tss n.tssssa - ~
tish = - patsfshtt Sh&N H. frsipt Il he P stss
- Z. fstEs ~ rs sasSsAl A-fss4asa
- ii1sefs - erssat ~ eiks sas n - sfsest f,si
ns tssssY shd ststs = SAtt ~ fafst tastsss so
a - l.. go
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21

LAW PARTNERSHIP.
TAB NELSON 4 ,. " DEADRHTeE
HAVE ASSOCIATED THEM
Il Il sEtsrF -st4ss ~ FlfEssss 70 fls lr.rissr x
rts fif.- o. Z t.-E.-Fs 1HeFfr ~ frvstsfffte.
t..-aa-vAlas e=-sssf-is gst-zis-s- - Esd b. tis
l.ls#rs tzsTf - sssrs7s.ls So a. ssprfas sasrs
susie i.aFtfs - asasss EtazsEls 3. f fszis
90 .ae sFaFEsfs5 f-as.-EHa9 80 f.EHs-lgt -
aifFsF -Ei-f.ss 90 sEs-s ssrts 49, Is f1.ssss
go, ssarz zEs-s=isrs - "a
E4 .ar rH-Ea-fr t4sF ass - fsfssaL aisz.as
F..4 ts- So ff@fta tia rLr7 stif "a
tfFati=f grsss si-t sssf - sstts-fss tbssF
laEfas-sa-=s TEs#aAF D. ski-sBs
daatE EEaEEaf-E
IHsr-- s-.-n Eas - rss5 .ss.assaf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18
NEw YORK mAkKEr-F,b.l7

AIsstsady and unchanged. Sales a bbs at IS Is FOL
Flour-alss 100 bbls al IS Osds5l5 for super state
s. IS Ss a5 for extra Stae S5 0G55 for super western
SIS 46 for common 10 med extra Wester IS OG5 Is
fresh ground shipping brands extra round ho Ohio.
Home trade demand active, and prices advanced &c
ctaSdiah Sioar-Saes $50 bbls at s5asGs IS cOmmOntO
Rye FlOur-Makst quiet, with small sales at s9,5OS
8uokvhent Flour-Dul and unchanged
Com Meal-Dui and heav ,$3sO9s6O for jersey SA.l5
wiEyLower sales 800 Bbs At &c, closing with free
WhsSt-aisrket quiet ana firm The nominal quotations
are Sll6al,ls Chi spIlnei SLls9l g miiW ClnD sales
3Jgl bus tair white scu'hern al tb ut Sl.Ss.
Rye-Dull at 95ds7c.
West at 6hc IN store.
Barley Aslt-DuI At s2asse -
Corn-Stesdy with moderate demand. Sales Is 000 bus
Vt 7S978N for new white and yellow
oas-sales at 4l94c for State, western, and Cana
Ps,k-A shade hrmsr with more doing Sales 22OO hbls
a. Sll5 Old mes s3IGls 50 new mess SlI,56 iof new
Sl0 70 city dos $3.50 for clear; Sl25o OLD pTlmei
Sll55 Is for new primes Il latter price was paa ior
choice rifV-
Beei-s.eady end unchnngd Sales $50 Bbls at sl294s
country pr me; IS 5 90 ry ness S99SlO repacked
mess; Sll 25dl2 30 for extras
Beef Hams-Firmer, with saleso 20 0 fbs l5Sl51f hew
ED a CHER
Prime mess teef-Quist at sl6as1s -,
Prime Acss Beet-s1r1. Sales 100 tierces at Sls 10y
eces dds mess sold at S20 and lO0 terces Cies ana
cqt oaisSteady sass 100 pkgs &c for shoulders, s8
saconFirIzsr. Sales 800 boxes at skc Cumb middl Is
95fc city long ribbed end l0c long clear.
Dressed H1gs-cluief ~ acc Ior v7estarn.
lsa1o-FUm Sales 100 IBIS atllOlILc-
Hhuuer-llGl5e for Ohio l5d20c for state.
Cheese-Fair demand at 9dQhc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18

ol.YolsBd New. II Issa : - : '- nm -l'-'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18

CHEKRIFF AND MASTER COM


~ MISSlONER'S SALE. Pursuant 70 the command
Il order O." sale issued the Court Of C0mmgn Pleas
Of Cuyahuru County at the suit Of Levi + Jackson,
Plaintiff against Harriet B. Fare, ct al, Defendants
directed iha uier gale pub auction, the
door If the Court House corner Seneca aud ChampHin
sretts in the City Of Ceyeland IN said county the
18th day Of FebruaIy 1850 Ociock p NJ Of said day,
the following described lands and tenemsnts to wit:
situate in tue township Of Brooklyn the same
originally existed hei number seven % in the
teenth range Of Townships the COunectic Western
Reserve IN the State OF Ohio and which Is also in the
county OF CuYahOga and known by being the undyd
cd fourth part Of lot Of land known part Of lot No
ay-tnreo, and situated la the Northwest OF said
lot 50, and bOuuCed as follows
Beginning post In said Northwest corner. and run.
ming South the lot line 90 rods stake; thence East
seventy rods 10 stake; thence North ghtylwO
rods 10 stake; thence West oV the line Of said lot
yegt rods the plaza Of beginnns containing about
forty acres. Appraised S2,5OOOO
Also undivided fourth part Of the following deserb
ed LOt-belng part OF lot number hy-twO. bounded. Be
ginning at the Southwest corner Cf said lot No S. and
thence running Noh and IS 100 chains 10 the centre
O the County Road; thence North G. East twenty and
5O0 chains aong the ceutrs Of said Road thence South
eighteen ana 4lOl chains to hickory post in the corner
Of the fence; thence West uneeGn and 40 100 chains
the place Of silning aiming aud l0-l
a ut the Westuy side about eigl. acres, formerly
sold ThOmas Peckam by Phillip BimC and 4 50 except
ing aluning the Moth East part OF the said
piece, and being twenty rods the and eight rods
wide formerly ueeded BY Sid Bapell 10 B. F. Tyler and
fronting said road eighty rods he the less
but subject 10 ali legal highways" Appraised at S25OOOO
D. l. RIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Master Cummis ssiOner.
VAN BUREN & CHAMBERLIN, Plaintiffs AttOneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18
Chemical Baths and Medicines,
Facts for the PeOnIe.

nR. A. W. TUCKER TREATS ALL
IL Diseases arising from impurities Of the blood with
unparalleled He s prepared to present to the
public greater say Of names Of Gentlemen and Ladies
by him in this city than have been cured by any
other practice In the city Of Cleveland in the length
Of time. The question isWhat does he ali Chrluic
Diseases in FIRST and second stages ith men, women
and children circular, and others TOO
mention Among the vast number Of
ing indiyidual.;y P. Ross ESQ, ProPr etor Wediel
House, >. B. HtrV y, Esq Chas. L. Fish, Attorney at
Law; A W. Duty; A. Cozzsns; Lambert White; n. e.
Higl0y; Daniel Dunton; Henry Lloyd; D. A. ode; Sas
Bsldsn DT. W J. Guild
q Once No M Ontario street, south side Of Public
u Consolidation Free fsblR2l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18
FLouR AND MEA.
Hlghvinol y2gal 2l@9 p
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
- -. E.L1- IaeE

FLOUR-Firm with no transactions beyond the
usual retail sales.
WHEAT-Sale car red at 81 90.
CORN-Dull and heavy Sales.I car ear at 54o.
HIGHWINES-Sales 81. bis. at 2lc and 50 bis.
poor oooperage at Gle,
EGGS-Sale at ls5<c,
HAMS-Sale plain eity cured at lohe and shoul-
ders at 7kc.
BUCKWHEAT-SAle / ton at s1,75 per ewt.
CLOVER SEED-Sale of $40 bus, choice arti-
Gle, at S4.2O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18
MASTER s SALE-PURSUANT

MASTER s SALE.-PURSUANT
~ to the command Of decretal order Of sale from
nit Of is cIat SIia ~ ~ ISsnSSc S0uy ~ sS
against Joseph Chamberlain aud Others to diIectrd
Court House tcorner Of Seneca AM Champain streets
the CITY OF Cleye and the t9eny day Of Feb
parcels Of and situate IN the township and city Of CeVe
lapa ] IN ne COUNTY o. Suyaea ana ~ Stae Of one VIZ
seven, John NJ WO0lsey's subdivision OF city lots Dun
seven an Inclusive Of the original allotment OF the VII
sgs Of Cleye and and bounded follows tO-wit Com
rods wide at the southeast Of lot No.
slxySL and running thoEce said north side Of Euch
street easer one hundred fee heace et right angles
with Euclid street 10 point the original line Of the
esma i1n thence said line Of the ten acre lots north
westerly about len rOds by estimaton) the
10 the northeast Of lot No sixty six y-three
links; and thence ON the east line OF said lot Ne sxsx
southery 10 the place Of beginning eight chains and
eight and half links said lots being paTticu
larry described the map Of said subdivision
ord county, the and above described being now
conveyed subject 10 the lon that the dwelling house
or houses which NAV be erected the shall Re pseed
the distance from Euclid street the house
occuUed By George Hoad ley, and that buildIg
Euclid street than the SAID Hoady house, until after the
a , Gay & o. qSi99sr A A. u ls 81 a A9 one ohsT certain
beng pert OF ten ecre lot No seventy purchased by
Parker Handy Of Samue Dodge, July 9th A. D. is49 and
ery line OF said lot whee the eastrly line Of land ruT
secs said lot line themes nohwtserlv along the lue OF
al ot to te norEei GoT9sr O said Handy l2t; thence
running hence southe:y and parallel with the west line
Of said Handy lot shall said first mentioned line
the place OF he ginning being land decided b.
ker Handy Joseph Chamberlain, recorded in Cuya-
hogA County Records April s. 1856 vol IS pages SIC and
6l7: aspp aised at S2A56D
Parcel No rwOThe vholo q lot number Of Cases
survey Of addition 90 eveland. including por cf
land purcha e1 of Kelley Waworth to fill out the point
Of said lohe whole CO nposirg paraologram Of fifty f.
front Pittsburgh street, and Iear, bounded
eTly by Orchard All north by land oru ery owned
BY Kelley and Walwurh essery bv Pittsburgh street. and
south o. lot No decided Party Bdweil's heir; the
front on Cases plan, recorded Book page al, Pitts
hursh street, tiTiyseyel feet four and 0nr in
cha; the balance Of the OBt Obtarnsd from Kelley
and Walworth; appraised al 5000.
pavcel No Three Also other lot known lot No
four hundred sVtynine ia Kelley WalVOrths subdivs
ion Of part Of the Waw0rh Farm called in said city
Cleveenl; said lot being dy feet front Pittsburgh
street. which said street is the eastern houndar said
lo exieudue between plrallel lines night
angles with said Pittsburgh street. rods alley
rod in wild b. he the less but subject AL
legal highwlys appraised at ST. -.
JANUARY p, 1860 HENRY g. ABBEY,
RANNEY, BACKUs NOBLE, Master Com'r.
Pltf's AttyS. ian27l272
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18
Cuyahoga Common Pleas.
DIVORCE.
WILL, TAKE NO.
HELEN ELIZA LAPHAM,
vs..
CHARLES = LAPHAM.
ENEFENDANT

4 W LII 4ahH NO-
~ TICE, that the 28th day Of January, 1850, The
Complainant filed in said Court her petition for divorce
against him Causes Habitual Drunk ennessGrO neg
duty" Sid VIII be for hearing in the Feb
ruary tenn Of said Court and after six weeks from the first
publication Of this notice.
Defendant is further notified thst depositions will be
taken be used evidence the iai of this cause
the ofce OF GrsWod Castle, in the CITY Cleveland
between the hours Of O'Clock NJ and o'clock 2. NJ
Of sail day. GRISWOLD CASTLE.
janSn2i0 Solicitors.
RdgaI Huidekopsr Paln, vs. BeIdeq Seymour, EleanOr
II Seymour Smith Griffith, r. V. Yates, Asa Messen-
ger, The Manufacturers Bal Birmingham, Counec-
Iicut, r, L. Russell, Defendants.
In the Court Of Common Pleas CuyahOga County, Ohio
smith Grltih, Of New NtrK state, and tbs Manuiactu
rers Bank, AZ Birmingham Connecticut, will take notice
tha 1.-THE plaintiff above named did the ID doy of Feb
ruaTy ls60 re his petition in said Court against the above
ed defendants setting forth that the said Belden Sey
did ths 18th day Of January 1851 him.
the plaintiff bond Tor the payment OF s. 0O aud interest,"
at ten per cent per annum, payable semi annualyand
praying judgment against the said Beden Seymour for
$500 and interest at ten per cent $3.50 from July st,
l60 and interest az ten per cent IS $50 fCm JanuBry
in said boud mentioned said BelGeu SeymOr and his
wife Eleanor H. So did said 18th day Of Janua
ry, E3 execute and deliver to said plaintiff, mortgage
City Lots Nos. and T. in Hiram stones subdivision Of
front Pearl reet sls1 Lots and in said stones
subdivision OF the Ward Orchard Ohio CITY and being
each h0feet said Pearl street, and 2s feet deep.
And that since the OF SAID mOgage the snid de
fendRnfs, the Manufacturers Bank end Smith Griffith
have claim have interest in said real estate:
and the said petition asks for order OF sale Of said prem
ses and that the proceeds OF such sale he applied in
payment Of such judgment TIE said defendants, lhe
Manuf curers Rank and Smith 0Tlth. notified that
heT required 10 and asWer said petition
before the third Saturday after the 18th day Of March
Dated February d. IsGO CARTIER THAYER
6wd Attvs for Fltff.
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ILAALIU IDWNEL IIULI
At Cleveland with eyeland and Toledo Cleveland c.
lumbus Cncnna CleFeiand and Era AID CIsVa "A
and PittsbuTgi Rsilrsf q.
A. sol0L with hacks 70 Chagrin Falls, &e.
Al Mantua with hacks for haV8nna, Ee
At BIneeVille With hacks 70 NswsoT Falia he
Al Manen with hacks 70 sharoE Ges8nfsld MsadyIlis
Bloomfield Chnfeld &C.
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Caste, Poland
Lowell and E1oB VALLEY, aud thence By p p ". c. q.
Z. 20 Pittsburgh.
Clsrsland Feb g 1sss - 9-r'.
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EORTHGRN TRAHSPORElEI0S CsHPIAI
n. T. CO.'S EXPREss,

AND 49,
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising The following efficient and reliable Lake
lines.
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
ILi-Weskly 70 oGDEESBURGH, osWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tr-WeeklY to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,. nTACWI
MAC and lntsrmsdiate Ports
~ Property consigned delivered our cara viii p
eelYe prompt and careful attention and diEuatch.
- Passengers VIII be ueksts1 through IL dirsGt0ls
ct the lowest rates.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL Road.
WINTER ARRANGEMFNT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
.ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov
l4h lsss, Trains On this Road viii lsaEs clsEalaAd
a follows:
T:an NJ stopping at Berea Cruou and All rtatops an
the
400 P N Sandusky Mail Stopping at all way stations on
Northern Division east Of SanduskF.
7.39 P NJ stopping az all stations Southern DiviEoa
eIceps Washington, Genoa, and Clay Junction
The l4l A. n Train makes connection Hourcssiils
with the Sandusky, hanshe d and Newark r R. and AZ
Clyde with the Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati r. A. for
uTbana Springfield, Dsyon, CineinnOti md al points in
the South.
AT Toledo the $40 A. and the Ts5 P II trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Norharn
Indiana r. fer ChtcarO and ali points in the Weat Al
90, VIII the Toledo Wabash and Western R R. fur Fort
Wayne, Luganspor, lafayette Decatur, Springfield Al
ten. & Leuisi Cairo anc al points in The SudhWss
90. AZ TsodO, with Toledo, Monroe and Detroit n
and jackson Branch r, r for Detroit and Jackson,
For Information and tickets apply at the Unlon Ticket
Once, 81 Superior street, and At ths Depot.
Cleveland. Nov. l2th, 1859.
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Alollufattnres.
DAN'L W. DUTY,
CITY Undertaken.

X EEPS' ON HAND A LARGE
IN stock or all kinds aud styles Of cCFFlNs em6T,y-
eluB great vnrftF OF his style OF BURIAL, tAek-
EB ali Of which cannot be eEcelled by any mar con
oern Ia lhe State. NO, o. ERIE ST, CLEVELAND 70
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ED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHINH GOODS
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,

Still continues large, and Of the BEsT QUALITY.
CT- TIN ROOFING. aud all JObbing in line, we
execute with promptness and "Despatch h"
We having eced these Goods described abeve. in
pers the lowest Cash prices, offer them for sale
cordinsly This fact tgether with thirteen ye rs'
0xDerehce enables to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION and
offer our stock Of Goods prices cheap cheaper
than they be purchased elsewhere in this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS is
therefore, don't all TO call end decide yourselves
the old and well known Store Of
W. L. MARVIN,
No. ~ Public Square, nsAr.y opposite old Court House.
acti5
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OpstEfs.
Custer DeDOE.

- - G. S MALTBY'S 0ate Holt
wv 4 Malfby's CELEBRATED OYSTERS
will BE- f'-
RE GEIVED DAILY
From his establishments in Balmure-put uD in cans and
trrauted fresh aud good o no sale
Also-HERllETICALLY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
sLhhs CLAhei fplced Oysters and Sardines kept
ftantly on h1nd,
Baltimore New York end Princes5 BAY Shell Oysters
WI Be received daily by Express
{. ~ CRACKERS f0r sale, by the barrel
". ". GAINES Agent
Aep0 Nc. 2 Sunoripr street C1eveland n