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eFORGTK MATTERS


The returns from Georgia indicate that
3 large majority Of the secession dele
gates are elected.
Forts Pulaski and jackson have been oc-
cupied BY the Georgia Stats troops, under
the instructions Of the Governor Of the
State. But for this action on the part Of
che Governor, the Savsnnsh papers say
there would have been effected spontane-
Gus uprisinr Of the people. sota t.1st1
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IRON MICHIGAN.

The 1fichiceu Legislature met q Lansing, yester-
day, and orgauizad bT exciting Dexter Mussey, Of
Tho retiring Governor delivered bis annual mes
sare to bah HOMES. state afairE are represented
N a progfssroug condition.
Ws ta6s strong Qraund againdt the right Of GecBs-
rion Ho charges the Progld6nt ofthe United States
Wth misrsnralentfnF the principles Of ihe Rapubli
cen PARTY. and attributes the ureeent sectional ez
ettfment ~ migrlpre11ntltions Of the Northern
penoerate Press - % tha intentions and aaaisna Of
IL relation to the personal liberty laws Of this
State, be says ~ they uncopf ttpnal and In
conflict With tie fugitive llafo lfWi t1e should Be
repealed. but says these laws a1q right and speak
the sentiments o She people, are in strict accorqnnca
with ths constitution and ought rot to be repealed
let then E1and- q. .
nofir1o for tiniid and FacilialinR councils
Whfe tie crV al treason is Wsineing in our ears.
The MESSAGE Of che incoming Governor VIII be de-
Nurrad tn-tnV.
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EInEIna NEWS.
T,r1AHlssr. Fla- Ian 9

TALLAHAssE, Fla, Jan. 2.
A large number Of the delegates to the
State Convention have arrived here. Il is
probable that Judge McGee, Of Madison,
will be elected President Of the Convention.
Resolutions viii be adopted declaring the
right Of Florida to secede and the ConTen-
tiOn will then proceed deliberately to de-
termine the ordinance Of secession. Judge
Mcintosh has resigned from the Federal
Court rrre- rHHf.Hr
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TFLFGRAPHIC
Yestsrday's Report.


WAsHIsgros, jan. 2.
The Post Ones Department has cancelled
It's contract With the Isabel Liue, Cor the
couveyance cf he moila from gharleaton 10
Key NosL pa.
Many found Il inpossibls 20 obtain adj
mitianse Go the Senate galleries to-day, they
being crowded IS early as 10 o'clock this
morning. IA addition % the Oraiorical at
traotion, B was thought tho President would
transui5 tie contemplated u1essage relative
70 the aEairs in South Carolina, This,
however ias been necessarily delayed,
owing % certain pending qnosiloaa. Ia
stoad Of the message, however, re Presi-
dent sent Ga an Important nomination for
Collocler in he neighborhoQa o. Charles
ton tarbor. 4ho name is believed 10 BE-
Wm. Hosntire, of Pennaylvania, although
others say be is Of EeH York.
The Republican Senators desired e 50
into Excessive session on She aubjeol but
this was resisted By the other side, and an
Adjournment vas carried by Che Democrats
present With tha exception Of Senator Big
isr, Latham ana PoRell L is not certain,
according to present appearances, that Mr..
MoIalirs will be confrmod. The nomi0a-
tion Is conbidered in the highest degree
Important, Gnd ae foreshadoWiRg the future
operations Of the Admihistration-
Private dispatehos from Charleston state
that ], 900 negroes are engaged in The cree.
ti0n Of fortihcations IN The harbor aud
that the channels leading 10 Fort Sampler
have been obstruotsd By suhken vessels
and tie bnOys removed. Also, that Gov.
Piokens has received the sfer Of 10000
volunteers from without the State, and Who
hold thsmsalves in readiness
Il d not true, a. hiss been reported, that
SeHator Seward, Of New York, intends 10
either submits proposition relative 70 the
present trisis, OF % make q speech on the
Fnhieot er
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DE-. NHE LEGIsLATURE.
WIlaisoTon, Del, Jan. 5.

The Legislature cf Delaware met at Do
yer on Tednesday. and organized By chooss
ing d.. Martin. of Sussex, speaker Of the
senate, and Mr.. MonsOu, of New Castle,
spbskar ef tie House. vt sHssr ~
Hon, e.. DickipsOn, Comuissioner from
Mishis tpi 9as rec ned to-day and cd
dressed both Houses O. ) strong secession
speech, taking ground in favor Of South
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ENDORsEs THE REsOLUTION.


s The Albany Evening Journal, which to-day ap-
pears in eularged form, fully endorses the FesO-
sion of all territory as two States, and says:
Should these resolutions be passed, as we hope
they may be, BY united vote, they will exert q
salutary influence The voice of New York, ut
tered through it, representatives Hpon question
of great public importance, viii do more than
command the respect of her own representatives
in Con0reFr 4-i-a----.-l
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INAUGURATED.

~ 4 = II 81. LOUIS; Jan. g.
Cor. Jackson was insgurated this alter
noon, after which he read his inaugural
address, aaeopyT Of which cannot be pro-
cured tonight. e
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FLORTD1 CONTENTION.

TALLAHAssE, Fla, Jan 8 .
The Convention met at noon to-day. Col. Pittft
was chosen temporary Chairmanl A prayer was
made by Bishsp Rutiedge, The several counties in
the State then called, and the delegates enroll
led their names. No permanent -orFuniEation was
effected, nor was there any Committee on the sub
iect sppoiutcd. Adjourned till Saturday noon.
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CHARLESTON NEWS.

Aa A CHARLEsToE, JAM
T A number Of slaves and free negroes are
engaged on the redoubts on the coast
BENZ. .Mordecai yesterday presented the
State with $4,000. The Nashville steam
er yesterday had difficulty in getting out
Of the harbOr on account Of the fog.
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arnEnsoN ~ 80.

llrTlEnE, G. W > jan 8.
A large nesting vas held last evening
IA relation to the Fugitive slave csss Of An
derson. spooohos we're made jusdfying
his esoapc. and resolutions we're adopted to
use evsIy ozerti0n % oprsvent his rendition.
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EXPLOSION.

E IHc NKW BEDFORD, Jan. g.
Messrs HoWlands' oil works, on Fish Island
windows; and defaehinq plasfering Two men
named D0Wnia and Weleh, were taken irem the
ruins dead, and several Others badly injured Z
The cause Of explosion and amount q loss are
n0fyet Known.
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GUNS FIREp FoR ANpRRssN.

Ta % SENECA FALLS, n. T., Jan. g.
The people Of Seneca Falls are afing 100
guns to-day in honor Of Major Anderson,
Of Fort S6mpter, and Messrs. Holt and
Stanton, Of the Cabinet, for their fidelity
to the cause Of liberty and the Union.
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FROM NORTH CAROLTNA.

I WuuISoToS, n. c., Jan. 81
A secession nag surrounded BY fifteen stars Vas
raised here to day. The gathering was large and
enthusiastic. 1-..r ~ = . s-
tre tonight.
The seeeisiOn feeling is increasing daily.
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CAMERON IN THE oARINRF--SIGNs or
-,7rf-. aI Iff PEACR. e.-
HlnRIsnnnan. Pa. san. {

HARRlsHuRaH, Pa. San4 z
Mr. Cameron went through town to-day on his
way fruih Springfield % Washington He has
Certainly been appointed Secretary Of the Trea.
By suEy Mr.. Lincoln, and has accepted.
Degpafches have been received from Republican
metab beFd Of Congress BY Republican members OF
the Legislature, asking for postponement for the
present Of an propositions looking 70 appropria
uons for armiug the military -f.
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Mfditfnea.


OANFORD'S LIVER nv lGDh-
~ fAT0R aszeT Ds4l.iaies. . z eell2oanaed
entirely srae RON aylls, arc naa become en es
proved b. ~ VIC hays Iggd it, alt 9 nov sag1rt5d
Is With eonhdsncs q AZ he diseases " whiea e e
e rs cured tlousan..l : riihia the is Eogssrl
ufo ha3 given ~ ali e hops d relief e the
n1melots un89li-llsd = cariilcala- % NJ 7--i--
~ fsss must Be 1dap- tea 20 the ts.lpersnaeDt
cf TIE tr1iEidual tari1al it,aud used in l1 lan-
tIfiss - t. set gsnsFliigE Es on ths bowels.
Lct nc d.ei1iel q {4ll 2, a-le5 ~ y
re uls u tbs LItL-|,- il laQt 2 LOa, anq q
WI clIe LITsE C5n-S sLtfHlll bIL11r5 AZ
1kck1, l1lrElllL. ilaor-- lg lIAl11o4l 71lillll
iz5IT15l c6siIVlISss =. CGoiis, Ca5LzzA iE
E5sFgA 4safgl5HeE, r H9tezs ~. 5E.4L q Ii -
uHULNHHI EAHifsfI.s IHIan anLDIHE. IL viii
cure SICK HEADACHE1 aa th0ul1nds can 20
fllr.l IN TM lN4f's- MINUTES. L1 Two
.i.g q he 5o1a1asnss-l s. laenl q ihs stlseE.
Al Who uls g aro giving their testimony i 90 q
MA water IN ths. mouth with The IuFigorssor
aad 'i5Ili42TE gs4ysE Igip fSl 9j,5IIsR PER BOTTLE
Also sanfords Family Catharnc Pills.
Compolnded non Pure Vegetable Eztraci5, and Du
np 10 Gles1 Gases, Air right ana WI
keep u any climate
The FAMILY CAIHAEIlC PILL De- gentle 5li
GctiVs Calhartc, which fhe proprietor bee ua9d IA
l.s practice more than twenty years.
Ll1 1osIatantly incrella !, llg daulll1 fohl llo8
Who have long used sheF4 pills and the lati5lac
ZION which ali express inl regard TO their use has
Induced me to place them . within the reach ci al
IRE Profession vel = know that diGsrent Ca
fhsrtics act on diIeranil- portions ci the tgail
The HamilY Cdtdartic|-f |Hll n1ai vita ele releT-
t1cs 10 this vel e1fa1-. Ililhel ncfr been COM
rr1ndad from . r1rlatr'-, 81 the uurclt NeF1tahis
Ertracts, which act 1lEe 'ou ever rrl oi tl1 az
uc1tary canal and are'.. GOOD eu1 1Al8 ~ ll
cases where q Cathartic.- - nee1adi 51rn az De-
rnureulenf4 or the efom-11 lach searuess Pains iu
the Back and Lou1, ,Dos-|- |tiF1ues9 Pain and sore
udls over the whole BodyI from sudden colds which
frequently, n nnegiected, = gnd IN long course ~
Fever Gos8 Of Apne-l-s tito, a Creeping eenla
fion Of Cold 0Ter theI BODY, j. stles3 ness
Fe1a-kche, or WailhfIN ID the Head, al LElIln
15SforV Diseases vs. Tornfsr5 II Children or AduItg
Rheunnatil1r great Purifier o. the Blood and m1nI
diseases 70 which le8h IS heir, too nnmero5 % men
tion "a this advertisement. Does 90 2.
PRICE, SO CENI8.
Ea7-The Liver Inrigdr1fGr and Family Iatlarllc
Pills are rstailsd by DIHsgisiE gsnsIlls snd 1oid
s. u. ". 8A6FOBD, ~ D.
Manufacturdr and HEcIfill1l,
iF7dEvR8 z13 Broadway. Lev tclE.
- ssnford,s Liver lnvisorator and o-lhartio
pill1 arc for 8alo By
I CHGRCHILL BRO, p1usslgis,
30 s-W. cor. Pab. square aad enterie.,.
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TIE ALARGHENY AIEsEHAL.

The news Of the reseihding Of the order
for the removal Of cannon from the Al
legheny Arsenal BY the War Department,
was received to-day with the liyeliest sstis-
faction
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|. FRonI EnRrr EEAnrEv-

7 AVI1I ---lIIslIIlAI UIlla o
The western stage with mails and SIX
passengers, and Hinckley s Cos. express
With $1,000 in dust passed for Omaha ct
3 o'clock p. N. Nc important news from
the gold region.
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CALIFORNIA ARRIVAL.

NV lQHAi jan .
The steamship Northern Light, from AsPin-
wall, psocnbef 25th, brings nearly u 10000 In
speolq, 81. 5Is-
The revolution was progressing In Carthagene.
The uty Of santa Martha was captured Dee. oth
By the FeVoluti lnists, the government troops es.
Gaping 70 Aspinwall on board several government
vealeis and 6ch00nefs TIE reVOlutioulsta com
mittod great excesses at Santa Martha but were
prevented from plundCring the Custom House by
tie inseryention of fhe British ifigate Iague.
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TEXAS AFFAIRs,

INV OaIraEs, Jan. 3.-Adviees from Texas
states tht1 COY. Houston is preparing actively
for the deiense Of the frontier against the Indf-
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- oE nAasAoHDsHTlE.s.,. 81


Mr. clsln md . short addresl il asespting The
one 81 Erl1c-t lI ttg Senate, iu Wrich na aai
aHhi1 we meet lll1 clrluln tlrce1 at1afI Iciqnl
fn orr awn 6tlie. 1esp AGITATION p1rFodel other
urr Or our couItrJs causing every ffrc patriot 70
fsl as qrrItcsl cuEl1tT. Di8unlCu q .tt6mpted IN
1ra1 iEfos tteau1e, q "a niiegfd. laws haYe been
udsas - othel contrary . ne yoos illusion 81 the
fnifr7 tefr7 frarlcEus5ti1 d. accusdd of uHiith--
fitness ~ this matter N soma Of her e1actmeltl.
nlfhourh she has llragl Doeu reEot % nupfalf -
j15si dssI9ndt and g g siiii sas has ever s9as,
~ fre1urV fha itarty ul n1f citizt1si ana frllt
o4SrriIi Ne csnuot filt5r now without di1grace
end aiahonOr MhateTcr action We may tase iet ns
haare1i OF he rihfe Of otherai bot lairntu 70 olf
tesis thlf W nay return thsm 20 our consfifpeiia
asfsr FhtIrr n his raulngEs % % licurs utter
"a rEhs Ilulil'IT tre sallE sen irnertl-
Cav Andlesl' Hessegs VII nsf probably b a.
u7sr1d til saturday.
LEeEI.tTURE on NEW EORE.
ALzksf, Jan 3
The Lefisiafnre met at ~ O'Clock this morning
The G17ernor, in bis mellaEs 10 ralation % Ma
fcuai aleir1, SAYS
o. his opinion, secession Is disunion, and disa-
nio1. e soon ns lt shall take form, Is Treason,
which i5 Wi.l be the duty Of the General Govern
NESS t7 arre7f and punish 70 permit Or aequi-
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H1NlgGIS Disc 81



with all bad Effects arising the7etroms including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUs PROsrRAIlOA.
he has Suocsedsd IN curing eases in this city some
OF whom had expended hundreds Of dollars With
Eaf-1tylsd physiciansi Who prq 20 treal 81 pIt5tt
maladias with success, and without raaetfing lne
D. al Bs0N does not beast that hs 3 a member Of
some College IN London Or teEis. g llaals .one
and who hold out great l4lQll laIl % o re-
aliEsd. Bnt what Dr. GIBSON might boast Of Z
those who rspcse confidence in his ability and lnteg
rifv and that be has perfected an American sTstem
Of trsatuient which cha any ~ llc.n q l-Qn-
don or Paris or any patent medicine % aqi ior the
radical cure Of seminal nesa and az gale9 or
arrangements, both mental and physical ari1ins
from sexual or secret abuse.
: Or GIBSON also elaine for hi5nsW treatment the
folloVu7 advantages over all others yet discolcreQi
and FIRST, tho agents used are Ia 10 respect diaee-
Msrcury. nor any other deleteriou8 drug Secondly
10 Orsrictions Ia diet or business ls required Third
u his treatment is positive and certain q e eee.
he stands prepared % 60 into any public o. lrF-t-
hospftal IN the United states and qa1onllrlle lne
fmrnenaa superiority Of his new treatment over aEy
other now known 70 the world IN point ol frolnpl-
parmansnsYs mildnessY SAFETY and eonFania1oS
81 efBs5jN Is permanently located in ClsVeland,
and has during the past nine T1oEths many
cures Of dfseases which had for years resisted a..
other moes Of treatment. References can le given q
individuals Of the first respectabilty IN DlsfelnQ
Boston, New York, and other cities IA Ae3a1l %
skill and integrity in all professional
Dyspapsia, Rhuematism. Scrpfuia and all chronic
diseasea tEeaied With superior sqccsss
Dr. aIBsos's Il S New work on Pbysiology for sale
= DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsetr0patiy and Aedicins,
- once No. NJ Ontario street, up stairs. few
Once hosrs from to j and from 2 to % O'Clock
daily. fHIndaFa excepted al4s
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GOOD FOR LITTLE DELAWARE -sHE
REPUDIATEs SECESSION.
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pOdMBs ELECTED DELEGAIE 70 7HE eEOA
$3.50. GA STATE CONVENTION
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4 SSIGNMENF NOTICE,-T i =
~ Creditors Of usnry p. Fsrcivali q Sieyei7ndi
fi.Ssl-- 1eriS,i 80 on TIE 9Th day of December,
a. ID 1859 said Henry =. Psrciyal mace an asslf J,
re1f al III DrorerfT 70 in trust for the 0enet O
m 5ifor 80 that theT ere required 20 preaent
ther Cam 70 ne for alloWanpo vlthn ll1 nontns
70 ehtifia fheIn 70 share IN tns q ~
eE,[,- . - lao 5acs4.sis
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sPEEoH OF SENATOR BAKER.
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FORTS Pulaski AND JACKSON OCCU
PIED BY GEORGIA TROOPS.
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Or. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND oHESF,
z NOWN ALL OVER THR
~ the Country a. the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
viii Be ct his once, No. % Superior street. lieFa
land, Ohio, (opPo5lta he Roat Once tive doors ea5
aud every month, vizs
1st I'd iltb t2th, l3th5 l4th as5 sofa
wA PAMPHLETS
containing a brief sketch Of Dr. IToH'5 Lis, STUDY
and agtersfVe Travela, has u5t been 5aua1 lI him.
which can be obtained at his oce by all who desire
olss ny y olk1PPofNTNENTs ABROAD.
Toledo-lerchaut's Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, 9th, 18th and 18Th
Akron-Emt ire ti0uso, each month, 9Th and 6th.
PainesVilla--COwlr8 House, each month"; l9th.
hIassiIlou--A merican HOsels eceh monthi z and 10
ElTrlai=Beche House. each 1lgnlus lltr and llLn.
Balierue-fllirrue H0usa,each month r20th q 2lsf
forEalk-Am merican House, each month, L8Ind
Adrisn hlieh.--Each month, Z2d and I'd.
III sdeld-27th and 18Th
d. LYONS proissses to discern diseases by the
Eye he, therefore, 15 no cues tiuusi nor req uirtd
the patients to relate any Of their syptc15- Tome
and all, and have yogr ptoiis anQ tla locA-
ton Of your disease explained, iree Of charge.
MAXIM sTRfOrLT ADHRRED TO-
give such balm as have no STRIFE
VIII nature CT the laws Of iiiai
With blood ny hands never 4talui
Nor POISON men % ease tnelr pain
PS.-Dr. LYON pledges mis- sacred word and hQna
or that he win in uuisc, directly and in1 rer in-
duca or causa any Invalid to take bis medicine with
Consultation and advice nee Of charge -
The r-nnr vill - live-ellr enn-l1.-ee 49,
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oRIrTENDERs REsoLUTIoNs
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M MAoTER'S SALE-PURsUANT
fW to the command Of deerctal order Of sale, is
s1t,d IRON the Court Of Common Pleas, of Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, at the suit q james e Newman plain
fif gainBt susan II Smslley, doienoants 70 me d.
recs shall 0or for sale &c public suction at the
door G the Court House, in the eity Of Cleveland, in
said couu II, the 18th day of January Sol at Two
O'Clock RI n, the following described prelll5es
namely, q LOT Of land situated u the township q
Brool-ifn -tnoW Cleveland, " est slce,l beng no.
IN tn thirteenth (isth) range Of tovnahisa n the
Connecficut Western ReserTs, In the state Of Ohio
md which ig lao IN the county Of Nu7 anogal and l1
ID fhs city Of isVelrnd and s known - part o. sub
lot No three Hundred and Ihree lstl) ~ Benedict
Roots allotment 81 pert of orieina ot5 Mo- 8 and
81 and IS bounded - loloWls namely northerly ~
sub-iot No s0is eagtsriy hy an alleyi westerly by
Birch street; and southerly b line drawn nom
ffa assterly Inc of Birol street. and y rot sote7y
froln the northssgt ccrnsr OF said sub lot 10, S3
% \ V-ssllsl With the north line Of said sub lot 33
ssSt5-iF s. feet thencs ct right Dgeg with this line
Soiith tao fl s8st thence eaatery and II right an
qiss fth ss Last line six 6) lat thence northeTly
n riSf 7n 80 with this last line two ( feet; thenco
e9atsrlv n irt angles with this last line and par.
siiei tb ths north line Of ga sub lot y .. 3s to sid
~isv s. rs gana more or less, buf subject o. al
is7si hi7hEaYs. Appraised value-kour Hundred
D0.i---' 49, WILLIAM K. sHERFiN;
T. u-.,tf-r Master COmm'r.
II iFiff9ss kts'y. doc3 Is6ossls
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20 STEAMER SUNK,
MEllFHIs Jan. 3,
The A H LEVER sunk, on Sunday night, near
Pine Bluff. No lives lost
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AASTBBS S4Ak
pTTRsUbNOF on a DF0RE-

N EUHcUANIH UU y ULJTII-
TAI order fsausd from ths Court ol Common
Piaaa of tuyah1gl county, Ohio n which Asa Ol1T
is plaintiff and Pearson II. BOnham e. al, deniend-
door Of the Court houss, IN the QiiF of Cleveland,
IN said county, the 18th day ol yaluaTyr ll at
Of the folloNi INK described lands Hld feuemen1s;
Situate IN tn5 township o. East Csgelands which u
ard g known IS bong The a0nth end o. lOt No 49,
aud % bounded hs loilOus. bsglnhing at stone on
the 1outh-egf corner o. SAID lot1 thence nortE 80
est on the old Hle q chltla f5 Links 70 the south
east corner Of sald lot 70 Ht0ne thence north -
vest chains 70 3 1ton9i t1enca nora ~ west
chains aud 90 links the north bank Of the crseki
thence south ~ vest chains; thence north 3l4-
west chains; thence south e59 west chaius; thence
north size WeEt ~ chains; thence south 5z1 west
2chElns toa stone on thgW5et line of said lots thence
south - west chains 70 the plIcg Of beginning
contaninf Id ali i0i acres more or less Appraised
a E750 tflt l WI. " TUU8LEN,
T. ". Bingham, Master Comunis1ionel-
PIN Atty. dsci2s3lB
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MASTER con MMTSsT0NERIS

M a = III u p ll--Ill-NlA = II. =
ItI 8ALE.-Purluant 70 the command Of Plu
order Of 8ela iHsued from the Court Of Common Pleas
tor CuyahoFa county, Ohio, upon the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1850, IN action therein pending wherein
Ezra ChappsI q plaintiff, and Henry u. Whitman,
susan " Whifmnu, John 7. Newton, ~. R. Keith. John
Coon and The AichiEln 1ngurance ON lHy are De-
two Ocock P. 81 at ths door Of the Court House in
said county, expose for sale at public auction the
i'situSte in the township o. BrooElyri being num-
Der seven al n the thirteslth range Of toWn4lp5 In
Ohio, and which = also IN the couuty Of Ouyahogal
and 6 known By being city lots Nos. two hnndred
and i've (Hl5), two hundred aud SIX l06A four hun
dret and sixty (fG0), aeFeltT-T8 (79ls ana twenty
seven ~ in Barber = Lords gubGVision in Ohio
City nov Cls1olard, Be the same more OF lessi but
ssid ssEsrsl prsnilss aEs appraised g follows:
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DEBATES IN CONGRESS-.
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MEsgoURI IRaIslATuRE.
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FLoRIDA IN oONYENTIoN.
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STATE OF OHIO In the gSg5s g Ce%m4p 55532 Pie

TNHE DEFENDANT, OLIVER r
DRING, will take notice that on tbs sth day Of
November, A. D, 1850 1aid Mary i. Drilg n.ed Der
petition in said Court aEaingt aim praying that re
marriags contract now aib5i5ting between theln b
Dissolved alleging a1 Gauss the75ior nat be has been
Wllifully absent ron plaint1 for more than three
yaard 5fior the dilng Of 1d petiilon Also drunk
ennes6 and gross neglect Of duty t0r three years
She also asks that she be restored % her ualQen
name Of Mary Louisa Campbell. lho defendant is
required to appear End ans Witin ak weeks IRON
~ - -.l' GAGE BRUCE,
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- ssaford.s Liver lnvis0rator and o-iharse
Piill arc for sale by
CHDRCHILL Bro, lIlsslsis,