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TELEGRAPHIC
YestaIdsY Aflernoon'a RepoFl.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May "a.
A philanihropic scene occurred In the an te-
room TO the Representatives Hall to-day. A
handsome mulatto slave girl appeared in The
charge Of Dr.. Davidson Of this city, with a
statement that she has been sold 10 negro
trader, but byraising $500 cash, and securing
the payment Of $500 more BY the ist OF
August She could purchase her fteeduui.-
The amount was promptly raised among the
Republican members and the girl is now
free
The Tribanes correspondence says:-The
friends Of Seward, who are best authorized to
speak in his behalf rebuke in the NEST en-
phatie terms the suggestion that he win give
a cold Or hAlting support to Mr. Lincoln, or
encourage any lukewarmness in Others.
50 great was the impression made by Mr..
Bepjamin's speech in the Senate that l,500,-
600 copies were subscribed for immediately,
in that chamber alone, without the list being
sent % the House
Mr.. Wendell again appeared before the Co
Vode Committee and testified that while the
President OF Cabinet did not specifically
direct him through the House, his intercourse
with them at that time fully justified the
opinion that be was to be benefited by the
expenditure; otherwise be would not have
appropriated $4,000 or $4,000 Of his own
money.
The expectation was that he would receive
remunerating patronage, which was subse-
quently realized in part. All his testimony
on this and other delicate points has been
constrained and evidently embarrassed by
the knowledge that every disclosure affecting
thoua IN authority would fn,-nly-a hinnsaIf
In comparing his check book with the ao-
counts 0f the Bank Of the Metropolis, several
weeks ago, an item ofS250 was found charged
70 Foster Of Pennsylvania, among the money
appropriated for elec6oneering purposes, dated
ia September, three weeks before the Con-
eressional election. Hs was then asked,
Whsthar The Foster thus named was the
present candidate for Governor Of Pennsyl-
vania, who ran against Mr.. Covode for Con-
Grsa IN 1855 No satisfactory answer could
beohtained st the time, but when the inter
rogstory Ra3 repeated to-day, be admitted
knowing 10 other Foster, for whose benefit
il could have been applied. He said that
large sums had been entrusted TO Mr.. Witte,
an sz-nsmber from Peunsylvania, for dis
tribufion during that canvass. I
The ease Of Postmaster Re ynolds, atLouis-
vile viii be brought before the Committee
He wa appointed, through the influence Of
Mr. Guthrie, Ex-Secretary of the Treasury,
and il vii be proven that he deposited the
receips OF q private bank, from which Mr..
Guthrie borrowed. Mr.. Cobb pronounced
this q violation Of the ub-Treasury law, but
through the influence Of Postmaster General
Holt, the President keeps him in office.
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co., o., Nay Il, 80.
Mr.. Ii. B. kISGsLEY-Sir: have been selling the
medicines of the Graefenberg Company for the last
good satisfaction and the Pills l have sold 70 q
great many as regularly their tea and coffee, and
with my trade they have become q staple article
Marshalls Uterine CatholOon Ia medicine that has
done great amount Of good in Female Diseases.-
One lady sold to told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the mos. skillful
physician. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
con.
Is offered a certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms
Irregularities Weakness - Faintnsss-- DaranRo
Appetite-Sallow COmplezion-Pain IN the
Back and Kidneys-Chills-Co Hands
aud feet-BlOating-Feve
Neuralgia-H -Headache-Rest- q. I
pessness- Disturbed Sleep-Flushes
Of Heat-General Pain-CrGwling and Pain 10
tue Spine and between the Shouldsrs-Acid
StomEch-Nausea-D Difficult Passing Of Urine
with heat or smarting- Itching, Burning and Irri-
tAtion In the Urine Organs NightmAre-Dis-
pepsia-H ysterics-Ahxi hxiety-Eled FACE ....
Nervous MISUNDERSTANDING
-Constipation--Irr Temper
DepTaved Appetite Flatulence-BlOa
and Irregular Bowels-Unpeasant Dreams
Pains in the Uterine Organs-Numbness and Pairs
in the Limbs.
hS- Sold BY City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
bD- For Medicines or Agencies Address
H B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
noVl2d6w General Agent for Ohio.
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MEDICAL, SUCCESS, EXTRAOR-
ORDINARY
one Hundred Dollars Premium ~
r SEMINAL WEAKNESS, sa
on sPRRHAfoEBHoE,
g LEET, &C, AND IMPoTk kACf !
CURED 1 as.mss
Amer all other Treatment Fails fss
one Mlndred DoLaE. Pr.mi.al lll
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
DIR a. GIBSON.


Formerly Of New York City, Will pay One Hun
dred dollars tor the proof that he edsf i5 70 cur
@ hS AsSy' be- as%S 5 ss4ls; S y As o,sF S y tf Ii m
the United States treats the same diseases WIZ
hftsf many years Of lsborious study and expert
ence, DR.. GIBSON is happy IN baing able 20 an
nounce to the unfortunate, that he has psrfseted
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OVRE
Of the above and other private diseases, with all bad
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROsTRATIOS.i
He has succeeded in curing cases In this CITY some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
selfstylsd physicians, who process TO treat an private
maladies with success, and without receiving the
Although Dr. GIBSON has 3 Diploma, yet he
makes boast Of that fact for the very reason that
Diploma is comparatively simple thing, destitute
even experience ever yet possessed power sun
cient 70 always make aged men wise, or 2 convert
one single Ounce into medical genlusi nelfher does
be boast that he Is q member OF some college m
Paris or London, g perhaps some others do tor the
6IBsON might boast Of Is this, that he Is able 10
give entire satisfaction 10 those who repose coni-
Ss2es in bis ability and integrity and that he 1SS has
Challenges any Physician OF London or Paris, or sny
patent medicine 20 sqna1l q1 t9s i3s ne Ee5 cure q sem
both mental and physical, arising from sexual or
DR.! GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all others yet discoVersd
and hrst the agents used in no respect disesree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such a.
Mercury, nor any other deleteriouB drug: Secondly
no restrictions In diet or business required Third
u his treatment Il positive and certain in al cases
he stands prepared 70 60 into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demouBtrate ths
great fact that he Is able 70 permanently curs ten
cases, in the same length Of time required By any
other Physician to cure one similar case.
Fellow Citizens Facts are tangible things and in
this age, the only pabulG upon which the public
mind can Be fed, and from which Just and definite
conclusions can be deduced. -. aH
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past six months performed many
Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment, keerelce can Be given TO
individuals OF the hrst respectabity In Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard to
skill and integrity in all professional tranaactions-
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, Scrofala and al chronic
diseases treated with unusual success.
~ Medicine sent to any part Of the country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSON'5 New Work on Physiology for sale
at his office
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsetropatly aud Aediei1ss,
NJ Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
daily, (Sundays e1cepted.) now
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~ Now that the heat of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought to
perform it's useful service in laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness aDi expedition,
and at reasonable prices. His shop is on the
east side of the Public Square. RIO
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Prof WOOD-Dear Sir:-By the advice Of a friend
Of mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative,
was induced 10 try II. had the fever some time
last May, and nearly every hair In my head came
out Now my hair has come In great deal thiekpr
than ever II was. Nothing but duty and sympa-
thy feel TO communicate 70 others who afflicted
a. / have been would indyce 20 give this public
acknowledgement Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. q ID lL
Yours respectfully,
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GIIEEXYIEEddzAbND e. IEEYIEdz ! NIl,Al A4Hg } D. lMIAbFoNING 4
To take effect after Thursday, February 10, 1859
GOING EAST.
Cleveland to

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, OleYeland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie and Ceye-
land Pittsburgh Railroads. a
At solOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At BTaceville with hacks TO Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren With hacks 70 Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Canfield, &C. a.-t.-
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence By P. +.
Wa G. r. z. to Pittsburgh. ..-
Cleyeland Feb O. ls5q
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2ail &eAaes ..n.l

ELE YEIAND AND PTTTSBURG
". RAILR0AD.--sPRIsai ARR AsgE,frrT. 70 take
eess gfsyFY e YHk9SSfSyi kS "a AAPF ~ lsSo TRIMS LEAVE
7:3o A. Mail foT Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Philadelphia.
Gao ?; H.-ENpress for Pittsburgh and WheelinR
Both Trains make direct concessions with penn-
sylvanie Railroad for Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA New
York and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington City. I-7-
Also connect At Hudson for Akron and MlIlersburg
~ Time By this route quick and fare will be
the same as by Northern Lines 20 New York
F. R. MYERS, G. T. Agent. lana
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Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.

~ E. Rufini, IFS Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions Of Hats and
Caps. 1t embraces ell styles and qualities,
and of course will be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish bsauti
full and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr. Rufini
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INSTANTANEOUS.

OswE0O, MAY 2s.-cleared for Cleveland, schooner
B. Parsons with 1000 bbls salt
DETROIT, MAY 3.-PAssED UP.-PropsIiers Mont.
gomery, Marquette, Mt. Vernon, Mohawk; barauei
David Norris Quebec; brig Belle; SchOoners John
Thursby, Racer, Thos. kingsford, Monteagie, Titan
Bermuda, Norwegian, Barbarian, Flying Cloud
Moselle Fortune, Darlington, n. p. Goodsell, 7. Y
Avery, Seaman, John Weldon, Melrose, Mountain
ser, I. B. Sheppard, s. G. Andrews, Yankee Blade.
powN-Brig MayhOwer; schooner II. L. Lansing
Delos Dewolf
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n I.IGHTNING.

ALToNA, Ill, May d.
During a storm to-day, two boys, named Peter
Kelley and Alfred Collins, were killed by light
ming, which struck the tree under which they had
taken shelter. Two Others were slightly injured.
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SAvAEAH, Ca, May ~
There was q duel this morning at scrivsn's Ferry,
between Q. A. Z. Lamar and Col Moore, late Of the
Texas navy. Tbs difficulty grew ont Of the evidence
Of the latter In Earnamia case, ShetB were inter-
chauRed and the AFFAIR was emicahly adj listed
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FRON TEXAS.


NEv UELEASs, May "a.
AdVices have been received here from Galveston,
Texas, stating that meeting Of the principal eti-
held thors, irrespective Of party to take
action In regard to the secession Of the Southern
delegation from the Charleston Convention, and
that the Southern Platform was fully endorsed.
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~ Refrigeratofs, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

M MASTER COMMISSIONERS
| IAl SALE.-Pursuant 10 a dscrstal order of ssls
q g me directed, issued from the Court of C0nmo1
Pleas of Cuyah County, Ohio, on the I'D daF 81
APRIL lse9 IN an action therein pandings Fhsrsin
William Hunter is paintii, and james R0ss Esther
3lst day Of Nay, 1850 At o'clock r M ex5sss fof
sale at public auction, At the door Of the Conr
hease corner Of Seneca and Champlain stresfs) N
the city Of Cleveland in said county, he ssgs-sI
pieces and parcels 9f land described follows 20
lst Being part of lot IS in the original allotmsut
Of the village Of Cleveland In Cuyahoqa COUNTY n,
the state Of Ohio, bounded As folloWs: BeEinni a
point on the west line Of Bank street IN said eifY
thirteen rods ll3l north of the north ilII5 = -
GAR street; thence westerly Al right angles with
northerly and parallel with Balk strsst siTfy-siT
90 feet; thence eastsriy st right angles with Bank
west line Of Bank street l6s st to the piace 81 -
ginning: Appraised value s, ,DCO, ~. - - = =.
In Cleveland, CuyAhoga county, Ohio, and bsl5S
thirzy-three feet mont On the soGthery side of Jobn
bounded as follows Commencing On he ve-t W6eo3
land owned by joel Scranton, Nov. "a 1ss3 rnnSi1l-
abel with johnson street thirty-ihres (ssl issf;
thence nOrtherly to the soufherly line o. Johrsl-
5tTeet nlls W roess thence easterly along sAid
praised value Sl,2oO,00-
I'd known as part Of ten acre lot fftgsz -, IN
seph Lyman 70 John B. Warning, Octobsr - issl.
aud Is 6onndsd and desgribsi as foil6as u III =
Beginning at point on Prospect street, north siIls
southwest corner % said iOt and ths northa. 80
ner OF Prospect and Perry streets; running tha1cs
northerly along the east line of Perry street o.
hundred aud forty five (if5l fset thenes sagtsry o
line parallel with the north line Of Prosnscf Itrsf
seventy 1--we feet and ten inches (I5-l0S: thanos
so1theriy on line parallel with The east iius q
Perry street one hundred aud orty-fFo (lls) fsst:
thenco westerly along the aorth lire of Pros6Ss{
street - feet and ten inches 70 the placo of be7l
ming being the same land decided tG James Ross b
y. n skeelz and wiie, recorded Vol. . cuyahoaa
Records, page 2sl. Apprailsd st sln,s15ia a.
JOSEPH 8. GRANNIs.
Master CCmmissiouer
J. N. JONES, Plaintiffs AttOrhsy
Cleveland, April % lSs0
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OtLEVRLAND 3 TOLEDO RAIL

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ -ROAD.-SPKINa ARRAHgKNRNT. On and amer
Monday, April 9th, 1850, Trains on this Road wiz
run as lbllpWs from Cleveland.
s55 a. Through Mail, stopping AZ all stations on
the southern Division, arriving at Toledo
at l0.20 A. NJ
255 p n. Western Express, stops At an stations on
southern Division, and arrives AZ Toledo
la at 7.35 P. M. ~
100 n. Mail stops AT all stations east Of sandusky
on Northern Division, and arrives at sam
dusky At s.25 p Y. 4 =. ..'' ~
$50 p n. Telegraph Express stops Rt Grnfton, Obsr.
lin, Wakeman, NOrWalk, MonrOeYille,
Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmors,
H,. and arrives 81 Toledo ct 1913 ?. r.
CONNECTIONS are made at MOnroeYille with the San
dnsky, Mansfield and Newark r. R., at CLYDE with
the sanduskys Dayton and Cincinnati h. r., At Ere
mont With Fremont Indiana 4, r.. and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago. De-
troit, jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport Lafayette
Cairo, Alton, St Louis, and all points West, North
west and Southwest -T--I-r - -
-, Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
West a. $50 A. H., S:o5 ?. NJ and 9.05 p h.; from
I. D. RUeKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, April 9, 1850. --7I-
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FoR LAKE suPrRIoR.-The screw steamer Fountain
City, Capt. Peck-than which there is no finer
steamer in the trads-wil leave the dock Of Hanna,
GerrStson & Co. this evening at o'clock, for Lake
Superior ports.
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XtaaI 1aeIits.


-CHERIFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE
~. Of writ Of Fieri Facias issued put Of ne S2lLs
u Common Pleas u Cuyahoga county, e ne s4lt y
Jason eanfieid plainfih, against John Y Aielsyf
defendani 70 me directed, j have levied upel ana
shall 0er for sale AZ the door of the Court hgeae
corner Seneca and Champla street., ~ the cty q
Cleveland, In said e0unty, on the 5ln dal qi ule,
1850 a 2O'clOck p NJ, the following delcriDeq md
and ienementg to wit Lot No. IS 10 ffylor h1yt'a
allotnent, IN Brooklyn township, Cuyahoga county
O''''' =, d l. wIeHT1IAN, sh6riG.
JAsoS CAsTrErD Piaintin.ss Attornsy. Z
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
y ORDER OF C0URT.-0n the 18th day 0f ynne,
io0, 10 o'clock A. NJ On the pfemi5e8 % ne Town.
ship Of Middleburgh, CuyahQga cQuniyi O1iol VII
be sold to the highest bidder, the s,crlDed
real estate as the property o. william n. 1syHh'
deceased, 70 wit;
.sitpais "a nd toEnshib Of EIiddlsbeTgh. .1d =
also IN the village Of Bereas ald Is bQed an1 ae1
serlDed a. ioioWs: Commencing at tle ID ifrAeeloA
0f the south ne with the south line Of Bridge stat
IN said village thence south On Adams 9tIpqt Eoolt
srods q lands deeied by Robert Wallace sn1 Wa
70 William fitzgerald, thsnee east said Eltzger-
dds line 20 rods, thence north rods on Bridge
place Of beginning, containing one acre ol land, b.
The same less. said land % Be- 5clf for not
less than $40. Terms Of sale VIZ Be mads knoHn
~ - WILLIAM BRYAN. Adn,lRistratOr Of
VIM. N. Bryan, dscsased-
Cleveland. o. Nay Y. l3so. ~
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. Miami, remington Bun0i'
CLEARED.

Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Gov. Cuskman, Scott, Dunkirk.
Schr. Eli Bates, Davidson, Chicago, $50 tons coal,
Sehr. c. Trowbridge, Coyne, Marquette, 800. tons
coal, Price Morris.
sehr. sPeedwell, Burnett, Detroit, $50 tons coal,
Keith.
sehr. KuSiusko, Jones, Buffalo, l4O grindstones,
Gates, 20 M slaves, Harbeek.
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No. q sOuth SIC PubIic square.

~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&C., &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can be found
at FoeG, ESsWoRTH & Co.'S,
oetl Cor. Superior and Seneca ats.
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sa a.a az .sss ss sS @ ss.4 ss 4. I .s & ssss ~:

slhs; LOO busii phlte Kastrcky At 81 Is; San be,h
missd sainE and winter REQ q si2ii sdo Isd STATE
- RYIs-Scarce and arm. Small sales At Sc
HAHLEH-Dnll, heavy and nominal. IL
COX N-heaSY and deiininF. sales q ies,lgss ~ eui
sasteTn Do ooesc Tor shipping do 7o' Tor western
OxTs-steady with moderate business doing
aOel f2e for western Canadian and state.
HIDES-Firm, small salcs nt l5h@l6c for bu-
cnos AyTes other kinds unchanged.
TALLOW Firm and small sales at loYe for
PORK-Dull and prices unchanged. Sales Of go
bhls SI7 6Sd Il, 20 for mess, small lots tlsl9is3
for old mess Sl362 for mess, nnd tl3a0 ior old
a150 for country primo; S5d5,5O for country mess
ssGl0,50 for repaeked mess ana Sll'oogi4i'e lor
n BACON" 20 "Ccntiuues dull and nominAlly un-
LsARgSD-PrIme and in fair demand. Sales Of $50
b IBHiuFTiTER R1ssillns at l@isc for Ohio and 1903
CtiHiRRsE- Steady at 7allc for inferior to prime.
NKw YORK STOCK MARKET-MAY "a.
Joy rELEoRAPH.l
STOCKs-Generally lower and dull. Chi B s Y
p; Ind 4 Chi ~; e 4 chi 6dSi CleNS rltt5 y,
ISL sSsipRs pRssSinS ssS tad % d. fsRs@s RTs e s&3 &
Pacific Mall s6.
BUFFALO HIARKET-MAY -.
TBY rELEaRAPH.
FLOUR Steady and unchanged salos Of 800
bbs at S54O for extra state; S5iOa5,I5 for fair 70
choice extra Ill and Wis; S550@5g0 for extra Ind
and Ohio; S6G6;75 for double 6Xrtaa.
WHEAT-Dull and lower. Sales 5000 buah No.
Chicago spring at 81 iO6Soi 1900 bush red winter AZ
SL2O.
CORN-Also dull and lower Sales Of 5000 bu
at 52Ga9 for Toledo; a for Illinois.
0ATs-Ih moderate demand Sales OF 6on bush
at Aic. .r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHISK Y-Nominal.
CANAL REIGHTS-Unehangod.
LAKE IAPORTS-l0oO oO0 bbls flour; 0,OO0 bu
wheat; no corn or other grains.
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~ For the best qualities of segars, To-
baccO and Snuff, go to B. G. Diet4, III sups-
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Gngrapiu9s.

ENGRAVING AND LITHO-
E GRAPHING.-BRAINARD & BURRIDGE,
Wood Engravers and Lithographers, Bank Street,
Cleveland, o. - -'---
DOBERT GILL---SILVER AND
III Electro Platter, Door Platter and Manufactur-
er-corner OF Ontario and Prospect Sts Cup stairs
Castors, &c, and make them equal to new. Door
Trimmings furnished or plated 70 order, BELL hang
ful11dff
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sAnrEL Mason, Plaintiff.

sAHuEL Mason, Plaintiff,
h1ET JAYE GREEN, and CuYaRoSs c., olis
ERAHCIs PTNKERrOS, Defdts
THE DEFENDANT. FRANCIS
u PINKERTON, is hereby notidsd tai a -
Eth day q April lseo, tie Plaintih 2amnel A1s0n
named deisndants ne object and bfsys- oi No. r
the reformetiou and correction 0f three esrfsi6
deeds 70 wit One deed from said plai0tif 70 Ssid
one deed ftoE Ssia aeSsndSnts. Joi5 s,lss;
wife, 70 said defendant, Francis Pinkerton oFsfs7
Pnfsrt6S aiSa S's q 3 sRS Gas "a sy % s5s % .
sxscutsa. August ID lsss and one moFtgags dssa
and dsssribe only ths lana iTte5 "a 4, ~ sa1
e said Green hy said hrst neationed dsod ar1 ~
"A Certain tract OF land situnted N the CITY a.
Cleveland Cuyahoga County, Ohio, known Is psft 81
Wooissys map of Sis ssbdTiSioS oi st1 y 80 a
bered nom ons hundrsd and hfty-SiS fissl - -
hundred and sixrssYen tl656 all inclusive of a. %
s3al Allotment 5s S5 ,oS q S9' n rs' q Ssyes9d Fh
hereby conveyed l., with the excsptio1 6Sr,-flss
stated bounded nd ss iolioEs % git Heginning q
hundred ret 1ousheasteriy from ths soufbSs.f.-iS
sds o. I9Hgt strst and running thence nort6sss
sx&nVs e5l ioet % the northsas.sriy linz OF ,Sid
lot 70, twenty (2Ol; thsnee soRtheastsrly Is ~
one 90 % % land late OF Philip a. W'hifS- ~,
s9s nit{ ~ testi thence soulheastarly 81 iSni a
n
tae porth easteriy line Of re street one 49,
alxtl-nve (l65) feet and thence northv-s-fsTiv -.
said Erie street hftydya feet 70 the placs N b,i
ming; being my 50 feet front on Eris Strssf S-5
ene hundred and sixty-hye Q65) iess desp, mor5 a.
ls..s saving and accepting, however, out Of i,i3
pleee above deserioe certain piece Of lapd ffi
two JS2) set long BY twenty (70j feet yri7s b.-,
soTs decided out of the northwest cornur ~ ~ -
By Samuel Mason to Jacob LoWman ~ 49, - ~
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tiou Of the land excepted hroul thI1 -
and shall exclude fom said dsed aud rsorf - =.
S ssrtosd n said dsed and Portglgs q anti5eoS
Green and viii, and said tr1nciS r 80 t.-t -
Sfsiaasd rqm ~ interest . said two pscsel,f
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