davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-03-23

TIE FuR TRADE OF ST. Louis-The for
trade Of ST. Louis last year exceeded over
half q million Of dollars. More than three
fflhs Of the sum is the product Of buffalo
sobes, which are sold at an average OF
about $4 each, at FIRST cost; 5000 coon
skins, 68 cents each; $1,000 mink skins,
81 60 each; 10000 pounds deer skins,
22I cents per pound; ID, 800 wolf skins, 90
cents each 81. 800 oppossnm skins, is cents
each; 100 otter skins, 81 IS each 1000
fox skins. 30 cents each; $500 muskrat
skins, 2s cents each; 2OO0(vild cat skins,
IS cents eaeh-the whole making a total
Of $529,4 so. The 81. Louis Democrat
says, in regard to the Buffalo robes, that ii
is an interesting fact, aud new to many
that all these banalo robes are dressed by
Indian squaws, scattered over the great
West. The number Of robes is decreasing
annually, not so much by the iessening Of
the immense buffalo herds, as by thGextinc-
tion Of the Indian race, or the occupancy
Of their grounds by the whites. Some
years as high as 12O, 900 robes are brought
10 ST. Louis-usually about 10000.
, 1860-03-23
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FROM
TO SEMIAHMOO,
4 The new and splendid steamer
n H11zR Andersen.
Tuas Wprru- rau.r...a..

"a ~ Ihe new and splendid steamer
* 8N M D1dzo Andersen,
--ssS1szl1sssA THos. WRIGHT, Commander,
Having been purchased by the Mail Contractor.
expressly Tor this route, will hereafter leave OLYM
PA every Monday at 70 O'Clock H.. during the Winter
months touching at STEIkACOOA SEATTLE
PORT MADISON. PORT GAMBLE, PORT
LUDLOW, PORT TOIVNSEND, TP'RID
BY'S ISLAND. NEW BUNGINESS, BEL.
LLNGH1M BAY, SAN JUAN ISLAND, and
VICTORIA VI
The new steamer JULIA. VIZ. r. BUSHNELL, Com
mAnder, built at Port Gamble will resume her trips
on the opening Of Spring business thus enabling the
contractors 70 furnish ABUNDANT FACILITIES for the
citizens OF oar own Territory NJ well as those Of Ore
gon. In the transportation of CATTLE and allother
classes Of freght also anorlinG elegant accommoda-
ti0ns for Passenger. =
No charges for BERTHS or MEALS.
For further information enquire on board Of the
Captain, or address the undersigned al OIympia.
JoHS II SCRANTON.
VIA csaeral Agent.
, 1860-03-23
aA FORWARDING, q
Storage g. Commission

' HE undersigned having erected at Port Town
l. send Washington Territory, large and commo
dous warehouse well adapted to the storage Of grain
merchandise freight etc. intended for transportation
up or down the coast, awaiting the necessary means
Of conveyance would inform the shippers and traders
of the Sound that they prepared to store such
articles on the usual terms.
Also being extensively engaged In the business Of
TRANSPORTATION, either as owners Of or agents
for most Of the coastng vessels Of the Sound they
are further prepared to FORWARD such articles Of
merchandise stock and grain may be entrusted TO
them, to any point on the Sound or Straits VaRcou-
yer's Island or elsewhere, may be desired at the
shortest notice and on accommodating terms.
PATRONAGE respectfully solicited For further infor-
nation address the undersigned,
f. S. FOWLER & co.
Port Townsend, Aug. IA, 1857. no.39-tf
, 1860-03-23
HENRY N. McGILL,
ATTORNEY Y-AT-LAW
AND
Of the Court Of Claims Of l. s
OFFIcE or THE SECRETARY OF THE TERRITORY,
BY olympia, W.T..
OLYmlA, wAsnlydroS TEERrORY, !

OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Sept. 10, 1853.
The undersigned. Judges Of the Supreme Court for
the Territory Of Washington, do hereby order that
hereafter terms Of the District Court for the Second
Judicial District be held at the town Of Olympia in
the said District, on the first Monday Of each and
every month, except the months Of March aud Sep
tember. and to continue for week unless sooner
adjourned for the purpose Of hearing and disposing
Of cluses within the Admiralty and Maritime jurisde-
tion of said Court. Aud the said terms shall be In
addition 10 the regular terms Eow provided for.
And Il Is further ordered that hereafter terms OF
the District Court for the Third Judicial District be
held at Port Townsend in the said District on the first
Thursday Of each and every month, except the
months Of February and August and to continue for
week uuless sooner adjourned. for the purpose Of
hearing and dispnsing OF causes within the Admiralty
and Maritime jurisdiction Of said Court. And the
said terms shall be in addition to the regular terms
now provided for.
o. b. MCFADDEN,
Chief Justice and judge Of ID District,
+. G. FIfZHUGH,
Associate Justice Sd Judicial District.
true extract from the Record
RICHARD LANE,
Clerk Of Supreme Court, w. T.
Olympia Sept. 10, 1889.
, 1860-03-23

~ 10 the assurance Of strength, there
is strength.sQed they are the weakest
however stro,T rho have no faith in them
selves Or then pANsrs.
, 1860-03-23
OLYMPIA AND SEATTLE
NURSERIES.
GangloT x MOxIie, Pyopriefor,,

GangloT * MOXlie, Proprisfors,
OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE FALL AND
" Spring planting, 65 900 Of the best trees ever Of
fered in this Territory consisting Of Apple one and
two years old from the graft Cherry, from one 10
three years old Plum from one 10 three years old
Qlince. Currant Goosberry and Raspberry bushes
Flonring plants, as usual.
Also under propagation and can be furnished next
wear. 100 named varieties Of Tulip l5C varieties Of
Hyarynths 80 Dahlias; Crown-imperials; II Lilies
and " right smart chance OF other Towering arti-
cleS too numerous TO mention. Every article war
rantel genuine and true to label or the money will be
refunded. We wish purchasers to understand that
we know what are selling.
TRRNS- Positively cash, or an equivalent, on dev-
cry. We are also determined to sell cheap
Address GANGLOFF & NOZZLE, Olympia or
Seattle. or j. z. Whitwouh, Main street Olympia
where we intend 70 keen supply of trees during the
seasSn, t@N
, 1860-03-23

6CtAPT. GRAY1s COMPANY" A new work.
~ written, printed and published in Oregon. Out
at last By an Oregon lady. Forsale at the
PIONEER BOOK STORE
, 1860-03-23

~ Wit should exalt an appetite, not
provoke disgust Wit, without wisdom, is
salt without meat and that is but a com
FORTRESS dish TO set a hungry man down to.
, 1860-03-23

d ECoLLECTIONs OF A LIFE TINE; BY Peter
II Parley-in vols. illustrated. For sale at the
PIONEER BOOK STORE.
, 1860-03-23

and Ouit,csim Deeds fcr sa'e elm
w office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-08
BIu HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, MatrDn.
Mr LEVI BUTTLzS, Business Assistant

Parents arc assured that while boarding pupils contribute
much than Day pupils to the support the peTmanency
and success eu inSutiOn we enabled. by system
attic aange Of their time. their study their reeTea-
tOn withdrawal from the all urements and in
serupOns hone and saciety to do vastly more aud bet
them than for day pupils and ard 70 them
1t is therefore, houed that all who come from abroad viii
enter a. boaTding pupils and that citizens Of Cleveland
wi far they can mhks y convenient 20 DO % send
their daughters boarding. pupils thus advancing the pros
perily and usefulness Of T Institution, Of which
thew should end Justly, be proud; and Al the
time be than repaid By the greater adVAnfagesthere
No pa1s will be spared to render their connection with
the Institution both pleasant and prnhtnbe IL will be the
the nanagemsnt Of the Institution to secure the highest
possible advantages in all departments Of thorough and
liberal education
attend 70 Mnse local utc, FRENCH Draw
ing and Painting az these departments undeT the
;haree teachers who devote themseFey 70 their re-
s1estye deraTments and have mus ans nBh oestee
Mons sab native Of Paris hns scholar and superior
lngnst bong tsache BY Prnfesson teaches with care
and precision rarely Observed and S ne ~ me sem
mary his pupils have the best possDo opportunity Of
learning speak the language correctly und with hnenoy
Pupils Ium ne city whose ~ WI 9s AZ
be made from the bills Of such expense IL thereby
saved 70 the Seminary, and indeed We greatly profe 10
have al remain with us without Interruption through ths
term.
Day pupils desiring the services OF the Omnibus from
their homes 20 the Seminary and hack be Rceommna
ted a. areasonaDe rate BY applying Al the OmnpuS ocs
Czsfs and others invited call and sEumns the
Institution aud its beautiful surroundings and sa them
selves that advantages superior 70 those here offered
TERNs-For Board and Tuition per Tern OF Twenty
Week. 800 For Tuition Of Day Punlls, from SIS 10 sac
Bills payable advance No pupils received or leHa than
For further information and admission, address
deols s. N SANFORD, Principal.
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Chemical Baths and Medicines
Facts ror the PeOnle.

DR. A. w. TUCKER TREATS ALL
Diseases arising from impurities OF the blood with
unparalleled success He prepared to present 70 the
public greater aay Of names Of Gentlemen and Ladies
him IN this city thau have been cured By
other practice IN the city Of Cleveland In the length
Of time. The question What does he ali Chrnie
and children circular, and manv others too nuer
Gus mention. Among the number Of caies Eucs-
ing indiudnal:J. p. Ross, ESq., Prepr stoI Meadel
House; =. e. HerVey, ESQ ChaG. L. Fish. AttoTney az
law; A W Dufy. A. Cozzens Lambert Whi1ei y. 3,
Rigley; Daniel Dunson; Henry Lloyd; d. A. odsl siaa
Bsidan; DT w ] Guild
sISsIsc w co,ul,.iioD Free. fsbIR2l
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
Tuesday, Feb. 1860.

FuoUR-Is unchanged. Sales to-day are all in
small way, at the range embraced by our quota
tions.
WHEAT-Is quiet. Sales are; car Of red from
store at 80 and car red and white in two lots, at
Is for the red and 30 for the white.
CoRN-Sales car ears at sc, and cars shelled
at 5Sc.
SEEDs-Sale 90 bus. timothy at S32S and 20 bus.
choice clover oman order, at IS,
BUrTER-Dull at quotations
EGGs-ln good supply and light inquiry. QUOT
able at l4o with downward tendency
APPLES-Sale 10 bis. green at S2,25.
OIL NE EAIl-Sale u tons at $50 per ton.
PORk-Sale5 So bis, uninspeeted heads OF 50.
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MASTER 84T,E-P1FSUANT


4A 70 the command Of decretal order Of sale from
the Ceurt o. CommJn Pleas o. Cuyahoga County AZ thf
against Joseph Chamberlain and others dect.d
hall expose for sae At public auction At the door Of ths
Court House tcOrnsr Of Seneca ans Champlain srees
the CITY Of ClsVe and On the Neniy day Of Fet
iusTy, 1850 at tuO o'clock p n the following described
oarces Of lana situate IN the toEnship and city Of CleEe
land IN the county Of uyahega and state Of Ohio VIZ
seYen John 81 WOoseys subdivision Of city lots NUM-
bered ON Numbered 6ts-sI TO enc hlndred sixty.
age Of CeVe and, and bounded follows, to-wit Com
mencng he north side Of Euclid street, leaving said
street tx rods WIDE at the southeast corner Of let No
s1IysK and running thence on said north side Of Eucbd
with Euclid street to point the original line OF the len
lots called (n0rtherY about twenty SIX rods hy
tsrY about rods by ssmatioBl the nor hsast
eorper Of sad lot No sE thence
links and thence the east line Of sand lot No sxs1
sny-eiEht and a-ha links said lots being more paIticu
aIly described on The map Of said subdiVson now
ord IN said county and the land above described being
conveyed subject the ion thai the dwelling house
or houses which may be erected on me se Pseed
al the same distance rom E1eld street as Is he house
now occupied By George Hoadey md that no bnldig
Euclid than the said Hoadley house until ser the
SOth day Of October, A. D. ISL Also other certain
beng ps Of ten acre lot No seventy our purchased BY
Parker Handy Of Samgel Dodge, July 9Th D. 1919 and
erlY line OF SAID lot wheie the eaerly Inns of land ruT
ects said lot line themes nohe sierT along the Inc Of
said lot TO the nheTy rOntr OF said Hmdy lot thence
sothsS and pae With II The We ~i Rs 1s
Of said Handy lot salinterssc said frs, mentioned hoe
the place OF beginning being land cesded b. Par
ker Hanty 70 Joseph Chamberlain recorded Cuya-
aosa County Records APn G. 1875, vol IS pages el and
6lI; asppfaised az $3.50
Parcel No. The whole tf lot number one Of Cass's
survey Of addition % Cleveland including portion Of
land nurchaseA Of Kelley WaWort to ell out the DoRt
Of said ot;tho whole nposnE parlleogTam Of fifty r.
front Psturgh street, and ten rods rear ed
WegeIy BY OTeaard Aey, north By land fora p owned
BY Kelley and WaW0h stery bf Pittsburgh street, and
south by lot No two decided Patty BidWeIls heir the
front Cases plan recorded Book page All Pitts
hurgh street. thuyseTel feet four and f0lr
cheE; the balance Of the front obtained from Kelley
and WalwOrth; appraised at $500.
Parcel No Three Also other lot known as lot No
four hundred sixty-nIne Ia Kelley Waworhs subdVs
iOn Of part Of the WawOrh Farm called in said city
Of Cleveland; said lot being fly feet front Rttsburgh
street which said street she eastern boundAr yOf said
lO and extending IN between pITaet lines right
angles with said Pittsburgh street. tea rods alley
rod in width, be the less but subject 20 N
legal highw lys appraised af 81 zoo.
January p. 1850 HENRY g. ABBEY,
RANSEY, BAcKVs & NoHLE, MastsF Com'r,
Fltds AttYE. ian27.272
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NEW YoPK NARKEr-Fsb. J

EBY TELKGRkPHJ
Ashss-saTks steady, with sales At Ss25 for pots. and
oarSss, OF q 21bbs at SIS OSS5 II for superlstHfs;
IS ss2 IS for extra State, IS 095l0 for super weseTni
S62gl5 IS for 10 med extra Westerns S565 50
fresh ground shippng snds extra round no Ohio
Ma ke clos quei ami hrn; g0od speculatiye oemand
Canadian Flour Fair business doing slight improve
meat sales c 0 bots al IS 5.EsC96 Is com 70 choice
BuckwhesI Fiour-Plenty and duh at sl,'5SSls7 per
cwL
WhisEy-Doiug betser-saleS $50 bills At 2sKe.
Wneat-k0 odo and prices without material ehangeot
importance Shippers not the market 70 any eLtent
while buyers refuse purchase except pressing wants
Sales Of good white CaIa iian a. ~ and white CaoT-
oaisEPisaty ani dul Al taise fIr weas, Canada and
Cora dulan uucasuged-salss 500 bu.h soSs2 new
yellow and VII he.
Beef-Stesdy. ~
Pok-M0rs active but prizes unehanged. Sales 500 bbs
SlIGGSI73l for old sls3Sle,.2 Tor nsW DO 81
thn mess sl29s2,l2 for Old pTinei Sl3S7G$ii
urima.
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rHERTFF'S SALE-PTRSUANT

SnEhlHH . DA4E.-I O0O AM
~ 10 the command Of order Of sale, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county the suit Of
John Madden, plaintiff against Bsden Seymour defend
directed shall offer for sale Of public auction
a. the door Of the Court House cosT Of Seneca Led
Champlaln streetsl IN the CITY pf CleRland, In said
county. the 1tl day Of February 1859 q O'Clock p
n. Of said day the following described lands and tens
mens, to w "A tra or lot Of land situate in the City Of
Clevsand, which also in the county Of Cuyahoga and
Is known By Cy Lot No. 9 ninetben in that part said
City recently known the CITY OF Ohio in Hiram Stsnes
subdivision Of original Lot No seventy (7O and tuBtsd
on Hicks street. being E fort feet fsnt said street,
and running back TO an aleF" Appraised at $500 co.
il KIRK. PHf's Atty. ianis:z7o
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al Cleveland with eVeland and Toledo CsFslznd Co
lunbus a. Cnciuna CieTeland and Ene and ClgVs ald
and PntsbuTsi Hailr < a.
A. soi5L with hacks % ChaErin Falls. he.
A. Mantus Wiih haeks fer HIFennA, ~.
Al BEaeeTile with hacks 70 NsWsOT Fails he
Al WaIl0l with hacks % Sharon Gsesnfsd hIsadvils
BlOUmfsld Canfsld. nc.
At Yoanest0En, with stages for Esa CasiIs Poland
loHe a1d Eaon VALLEY, and thence b. ?. p ". &C. T.
B. to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Feb. .. lsss. ma - ii'OD'-'' 0-'''
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R. @. HUNr, Plaintiffs AitoTDes. jaals:Zil
CHERRIFF AND MASTER COM

SdEhhlfF AMI hAOl Eh COm
- MISSIONERfS SALE. Pursuant to the command
order e sale issued the Court Of Common Pleas
Of CuyahOga County at the suit Of Lew F. Jackson,
Plaintiff against Harriet B. Dare ct all Defendants, 70
directed iha Osr for sale at pubic auction at the
reets) in the City Of CleVeand IN SAID county, on the
18th day OF FebruaTy Is6O Ocock P NJ Of said day
the following described lands and tenementB TO Wli
''Situaie in the township Of Brooklyn rs the same
originally existed. bel number seven l) IN the tllT-
eenth range Of Townships. IN the Conneccl II western
the State Of Ohio, and which Is also IN the
county Of CuyahOa and known by being the Que undld
ed fourth part Of lot Of land known part Of lot No
ity-three situated the NOTh-Wss Of said
lot S. and bound ed As follows:
Beginning at post in said Northwest corner. and Iun
uing South the lot line g rods TO stake thence East
ssVenty-elght rods TO stake thence North shty-Wo
stake thence est the line Of said LOT
y-eght rods place Of begnnms, containing about
forty acres Appraised al S2500 90
Also undivided fourth part OF the following descnb
ed LOt-being part Of lot number hiywo bounded Be
ut the Southwest Of said lot No 81 and
thence running North ten and IS lGO chains 10 the centre
Of the County Road thence North 6 Isl East twenty and
5O0 chains along he centre of said Road thence South
eighteen 90 100 chains hickory post IN the corner
Of the feuce thence West Dneteen and 40 100 chains 10
the place OF sinmng conia ming tWentTelght aud ll
by the survey OF c. W. Marsh excepting theTerOm
the Westerly side about eigh acres, formerly
sold Thomas Peckam BY Phillip BIrnell. and except
ing adjoining the North East part Of the said
piece and being twenty rods the and eight rods
wide formerly eeded By sid Barnsll to B. r Tyler and
but subject 10 ali legal highways" Agprsed at 81 0OO
D. l. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
VAN buren, & CHAMBERLIN, Plaintif1H Attorneys.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CsMPIET
Mt. CO.'S EXPRESS,
NEW YORK AND 5'R ERIE RAILROAD.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the foloEing Efficient and reliable Lake
Lines.
Daily TO DUHKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
ILi-Wsskly 70 ooGDENSBURGH, osWEGOs BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
TTi-Weskly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, MACK
MAC and intermediate Ports.
y Property consigned delivered r. care viii re
eelye pTulnpt and earei1l attention and Dispatch.
a Pagsengers VIII be tiekatsi thTougk all dirsetfoaI
Al the lowest IateS-
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gLBTEIlNl LED TlLEl0 RLH ROll.
WINTER ARRANGEAIENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov
~ 18th, ls59 Trains Ca ths Road viii leave Cleveland
a follows
T;40 A. bI stopping at Berea Grafton and an stsfl1ns n
the Southern Division
500 P NJ Sandusky Nail Stopping at all way stations On
Northern Division 8sst Of SanduskF.
7:35 p Stopping all siaii01a on Southern Division
eIceps Washington, Genoa, and Cay Junction.
The $40 A. d Train makes connection a MonrheFilis
with the Sandusky. MaDsGsd and Newark r r.. and a
Clyde Wth the Sancusky Dayton Cincinnati R. R. fOr
Urhsna Springfield Dsyton Cncnn0ti, and all points
Al Toledo the 7:s0 A. n and the Ts6 n trains make
direct connections with the MiEhsan southern Northern
Indiana r. R. lal Cheaeo and all points 10 the West Al
30 Wlh the f0ed0, wabash and Western R, R.. hT Fort
Mayne 1eganport, lafayette, DscstuE SDTingfsd Al
ten, s. GUS, Caro- and 81 points the lihest
- at Tald0 with Toledo, hlOHEue and Detroit R. r.
and Jackson Branch r. r fuT Deiruit and Jact son,
FOr iuformafon and ets apply Il the Union Ticksg
once, 81 Superior street. snd at the Depot.
Cleveland. Nov I2lh, lisa.
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BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
NSANFoRD, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL,
Eaturalaad Moral Sciences.
Mrs. N. L. H. SANFORD.
Associate Principal
... SAMUEL ST. JOHN, LII D.,
Natural History and Physislogy.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFORD,
Mathematics and English Grammar.
Mss JULIA S. HOPKINS,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and Englsh Literafure.
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH,
a. Latin, Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGINS,
Arithmetic, Geography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Drawing and Painting.
Ms s. c. BARRETT,
Mrs ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mons. FERDINAND sUBTT, NJ D.,
French Language and Literature.
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cleveland Female Seminary.
s.N. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
Il enter upou its NEXT TERM on THURSDAY, February
nh Is6g, under the following able and expersneed
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Rail ROaOs.
1850-60.
GslanbuI s CinslnHatl RaIIroad

Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati RaiIroaa
-
WINTER ARRAHGF5TFNF
~ AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov
~ a. las Passenger Eins lsaTs CisTss1d - folio. !.
735 A. "a, Cincinnnati EEprsas stopsr A Broa r.f
ton. IA Grange, " Wellinet51 New T,o5don s.
a E, - em she5u{ lnq 81 aiatt0nz s0u;h OF ghslby
40 - Cinc1nati Night Plzssug uisgu1a~ sf aiIf
Llonl botUeen tleEelaEd and Gallon and a
yeIlinelon ena DeiqSalei also, Stepping u
CONNECTIONS. -i4'A'
nholayi E11duzky, MansEeld and Newark Railroad IA,
AanEAeld ~ Yernon, NeEurk, Zanssgills -
Cte1inai flft1burEh Ft. WnYne and Ctlcaro RnfrosI
ier Forest . per sanduaky, DslDhos, Lima III
Hayns, aR9rte, Chicagot Ee. WeEt, and EaE
ior Mansfeld, Woaster bfaEIlIloa. kn.
eAlioH tHd bsllsfoEfsins Railroad ae f5r aFon BsIs
l9l-alls, hldAsy uui0u, MEncis, Iddiaaapoi1
lsfis haltsl v tine9nnfe, teEa1lFille, IDlifFis
DaAHA sigt1a and ireiaIllii Lins Ter sBrngfsI4 o
1l5fion, haHllton, Ciucinnatl. RiehInond In
qlaaspgla, Isrfe Haufo, 81 L0uIs, Ee. end Z
Clnctllali with TIE Ono 1 fli.-iS-frr.r5 RI. u
T9.a for LOuisTtlie and all 5olnts q he Ohis
cslLbuI, Ltsls Miami AID cOlumbus, aaa xsuia R.5
Ig.ai ioE Asnia, DaTton, IndiaaspoliE, TorTs
.1---sf ,. l1-oe.!l aloiIqHi Loggland. and CIn-
cllliAilf and with Tie OhIoand lfiasisEfoBi EnlI-
tyal ~ nelnnatl for Louisville, EFansgiiis
Salt0, =. L0dls end elipOints on tks Ohio river
C0fdlls Aslli ~ Dnl0 hat1u1d loT NeWaTk Eanesgills
Mheoi1g5 Ae,i Columbus, PiqHa and Indis1a
kzllroad for Piqua, UIbans ~
~ For Bcknts 70 all pointa and tnfIrnstior r,ulv Al
ths gnion Ticket Once 81 supsToTslEsst tks Pas
sehssr biaiion
Cleveland NsV. Y 1850. Aa'l'-
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cuyahoga Common Plea.
DIVORCE.

WILL TAKE NO
18th day Of January, Ie60. The
q CouTt her petition for diTurco
IabitUal Drunkennsxs--Gross neg
e will be for hearing in the Feb
and amer Hix weeks from the hrst
that depositions viii be
nee on the tr1al Of this cause, az
1astle, IN the citV OF Cleveland,
N the 2Tth day Of February, 1s6n,
clock .. N. and 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
GRISWOLD h CASTLE.
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HELEN ELIzA LAPRAM.
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CHARLEs B. LAPHAM.
DEFENDANT

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publication OF this notice
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between the h0url Of 3 o'l
Of said day.
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