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FROM KANSAS


Rev. N Maxim, agent OF the Methodist Church,
reports having received up the LIST Of this month,
principally from Illinois, supplies to the amount OF
i75O37 pounds, which have been distributed through
tho agency Of the Minister and stewards Of that
Church. to the destitute throughout the Territory.
Considerable money has been received; also which
has been expended in tho purchase Of supplies here,
aHIi Ilg PnyilEsnt OF treighfe
rThsUniou Of this city publishes statement that
there is great suffering among the PottowatIamle
Indians, and that two OF the tribe have already
starved 10 death They have fine reservation and
depend principally ON their crops for Subsistence
which iolally failed The past seaso.
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NTASTER'S SATR-TN PIJRSIJ


lNt ANCE Of a deoretal order issued from he
Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyah0ga county Ohio
In which George W. Glrty, et. al plaintiffs, and
Bazlla n. Hutchinson e.. al, dsfendants, to me
directed, shall expose Tor sale at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Cleveland in said county,
on the 9TH day Of February, ls5l a. O'Clock r H.,
Of said day, the following described lands and tene-
ments: Situate in the township Of NeWDurg, Cuya
hOga county, Ohio and ii known By being part oi
original lot number 32, and is bounded a. follows
beginning the centre Of the Pittsburgh Roai $50
calledJ on the south easterly line Of Land formerly
owned by Eeazer Cable thence north forty -ve ll5J
degrees east twelve (2J chains and forty three 49,
links 70 stone the east line Of said original lot
now the centre Of the highway tn nee north one
fourth Of degree east along the east line Of said lot
81 tiYe % chains to ne thence south f0rtyfive
(a5) degrees Eest hfteen ID chains and uinety-one
(g) links TO the cntre Of said Pittsburgh road lead
ing IRON Cleveland 70 Newburgi thence south iorty
i've 45l degrees east along the centre Of said road
three % chains and hty- 52) links to the pace
OF beginning, the containing nve acres Of land,
be the more less, but subject 10 all Il gal
WA. v. .T0USLkY,
A. 7. Sladp, Master COmm'r-
Pins Atty jams
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FASTING IN YTRGTNIA.

IhLEHlHIlI UUIl. :
Business IN this city to-day was universally sus-
pended and churches ali thr0nged with people,
and ii Is decidedly the most solemn day ever Wit
messed in the history Of Petersburg.
AT Richmond the day is being duly Observed
Many Of the discOurses at churches were very ell.
oquent and powerful; all OF them earnestly in
v0ked the interpositi0n of Divine Providence In
the present dificuity, but expressed devotion
20 the South, and while war was deeply %
be deplored it was necessary 10 prepare Tor IL iof
our own projection
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MURDERED BY HIS SLAVES.

WELDES, n. C., Jan. 9.
A dreadful murder has just been discovered. 4
man of wealth and standing has been murdered
by his slaves. The name OF the gentleman is
Lucius Woodruff Of Northampton Co, n. &. lie
was killed in q barbarous manner by inches ac-
cOmpanied by the most horrible fortunes. The
negroes have been arrested. There is rumOr
that abolitiOnists are at the bottom of this dia.
bOlical crime
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FIRE


BOSTON, Jan 0.
The large granite building, No. y Long
Wharf was damaged by fire this morning. IL
was occupied by Van Bray 4 Co, commission
merchants and for storage by Alphens Hardy anu
Elijah Williams Il Co. Loss SIC 0OO'
One hundred guns were fired ON the common
70 day In honor Of MAJ Anderson.
The steam ffigate Mississippi has been taken
from the Dry Dock Navy Yard and thoroughly
repaired
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aNeaieines.
a. wHAr - PEoPLE alY.

The undersigned having used Professor BUh-
PHREYs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
10 nur families with te most satisfactory results, and
having lull confidence ln ther acnuneness, purity,
aud efficacy, cheerfully recommend uem 70 al per.
snns who wlsh " have safe, reliable sud eicacous
reneties At hand Tor private or domestic use
TIE Rev VIM. llqsmer, editor Of The NoHhrrh
sew Il d Rector 0f e. Peters Church, Auburn. n.
ne Rev B 1 Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn Slate
Prs,an; the Rev spencer 81 Rice, Rector, NeN b. =
ford Mass tie Rev. Allen Steele, Neg-for' yon-
ference me Rev samuel Nichols EasLGsnesee Con
C.rence Y the Rev P. 3 Pratt, Dorset, VI nra
Rev john w. Ilible Buffalo; A. G Hart ESQ, Utica,
\ the Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Ne. The Hon
SCHUYLER CulfaH South Bend, Ind. the Hon. George
Hufnbhrrya n Y Henry d Cook Esq., EiiioI Of
lie aOhl6 STATE Journal" Columbus, Ohio The Hon.
r. H. Graham, Moline, m the Hon Thomas ,
Chase, Monticello, Pla DIE Hon. Joseph Benedict
Utica n v Wm Bristol, Esq Utica, n. " A =
Pond. Esl., Utica, n. Y. James Plunketl hsq' Nash
Tarr
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RRnlI LOuIsYILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. @.
The Working mems adjourned meeting last
night rescinded the resolution restricting liberty
ofspeeeh and recommended the election Of two
delegates from each Congressional District 20 the
National Working Mems Convention at Phila
delphia, on the 22d Of February.
The river Is falling slowly five feet five inches
water In the canal.
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soUTH C.AROLINA I've

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.
The rumor which prevailed that the sloop-of-war
BROOKLYN had been ordered with United States Re
cruitg to Charleston, has been pronounced tslse by
ollicial authority.
Mr. HuFsr Post Master At charleston, has writ
tea 10 the Post Master General that he holds himself
responsible 70 the Federal Government for the reve-
nue. eccruing 70 bis olico For the present. there
fore, TIE postal arrangements will continue un-
CHANGED,
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THE ALL-SUFFICIENT THRER
VIENNA
De PARIS

TRIESEMAR |, 2&3, ARE DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured by the Seals Of the Ecole de
Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperia College OF
Medicine, Vienna.
10. IS invaluable for exhaustion, spermatorrhoea
and All physical disabilities
No g completely eradicates all traces Of those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated by the nau-
cious and perncious use of cOpaiva and cubebs-
No 8 has entirely supDlanted the injurious use
mercury thereby inguIing to the sufferer speedy re-
lief dispensing all Impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. I, 2 and ), are preparation tho
form Of lOzenge, devoid Of taste and small, and can
e carried IN the Waistcoat pocket. Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses, administered By
Vaipeau Lallemand ROux, Ricold, &C. Price 50 each,
or cases for So, which 50; and in S2T cases,
whereby there Is saving Of 50. To be had wholesale
and retail of DR.. BARROW, No. l94 Bleecker street
New York Immediately ON receiving a remittance
Or. Barrow will forward the Iriesemar TO any par
Of the world securely packed and add ossa sec ord
ing 70 the instructions OF the writer.
81 Sold also by Il. +. GAYLORD and wv
trTCu II ffievoiond ianaI
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woRKfNG 1TPN SPEAKING.

CINCINNATI, Jan. ;.
The Working Mems meeting last night was well
ATTENDED. several speeches Wsrs made, aud resolu-
tiong declaring thar the Union must be preserved IN
its Integrity, ly the enforcement OF the laws in every
part Of the Union BY whatever Ineans may bs neces
saryf that remedy for ali grievances can De had
under the Constitution, and that the only way TO
ensure safety and psace is in maintaining it.
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nnR RENrFnIEs By NAL

Look over the list make up a case Of what kind
Won choose and incloss the amount In current noe
or stamps by mail 70 our address, 81 6S2 Broadway
Nev-York, and the medicine win De duly returned by
mall or express, free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an tcive, eihcieni
ATgpt FOR the sale Of our Remedies n every town o.
Community 10 the United States. Address DR.. HUE
sTREYs 4 Co, No. b62 BROADWAY NEW-YOEE-
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FTRR--FAsT DAY.

NEW i0RE, Jan. l.
The OIL Factory Of Sehosston s Bro, Of Jersey
City Wa burned last night Loss Siu,Ol0.
Tbs National Fast Day WAS observed IN this city
BY almost universal cessation Of business and other
wise, In the most becoming manner. Nearly all the
churches open and we'll filled, aud in most IN
stances crowded. In Brooklyn the day was general
lg observed. AT Mr.. Beecher's an immense congre-
r1fnH
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CANFORDi9 LIVER INFTGOR-

CANFORD'S LIVER INKIGOR-
~ ATOR never DebilliEtcf. 10 u colllodnlel
entirely irgs From sgas e3a has osee1is az & ss
proved BY az who have used lt 11l = nov 1lsQFl--
10 with confdanco in at the ala-a lor Hlion Z y
1T hss oilrsd thoussndsf Eifhin ils ilst luo yarl
who had given up aii1 holes 81 relel. p lls
numerous unsolieiisd = certificates in I1y polscl-
lie doss must Be ad.5-.=, lea 10 the tenperameDt
Of the individual taEng~ 8 ilEnl lscd l1sa1 lIlln-
titles a. 70 act generally = 'ou the 1oUlIz.
ihe uss of ths LIfER = IfNfIG0RkToR, and o
VIII curs LlVEa C0u-D FLAIEI1i blLlop3 AZ
IACEs, DTsPEPsIA, ,CHoH- r Ic DIAEnuCA, 3uEn11
COMPLAINTS, DTsEuEEaY- - IDn0PgT a1rE STOMACH
BABIIgAL Co5IrTEEEs1. = iCHorIr. DHoEEzA ~
EAETUu, fLATULEaeE, . y 1DIcE. LzHALH
WEAErEag, and may be| n srccaIllIiF ls %
ORDINARY EAufLT|-s IIEDICLNE u uil
cure SICK HBADACHE5s fas lhoulands can 20
tityl IN EAt = 49,, ~ liAs ~ ,5 ~ AZ,
KEA az the comm9nc9-il ngnt d the sftlcE-
All Who use it are giving thair testimony in its r.
INK water in the mouth with the In7igorato-
PRfCE 0NE D0LLLR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanfords Family Cathartic Pills.
Compounded from Pure vegetable Ertracfl, and pu
Up 10 Class oaaesi Air Ll9lls -ila VII
The FAMILY CAIHAhTIC PILL q gsntie ~
actiEs Cathartic, which the prolficiQl has alea ID
3 81 practice more than twenty years.
who have long used theI1 Pills and the 1atiat1c
tiou which al express in1 regard 70 ther usa has
Induced met0 place tiIeln within the reach oi 4il.
thsrfics ACT On fl7areuf I10rti0Hg cl the toHelT
The Family Catharfc|@i PHI has, with due r1l1r.
/ once to this ven estab-I llshed Mcil leal elll-
pounded from q Flrictv.-- ol th9 plfclE te1eillll
Extracts which act aizc on every part Of te -l!.
/ mentary canal, and ar1I- |d0oD 4nl aAlE IN en-
I cases whore CathartiC'- 10 needed slcl as Dc
rangemeuts q the btum-l achs 1laa1lzaal f4lai iE
the Back and Loinz, Cos fiFGua1lr Pain ard 4re'
ness over the whole BodI from sudden cold. ullic1
frequently, IL NEGLECTED = end 10 lo1T course oi
I FeTer. Lose Of Apro--- tiIa, lr1erlu9 1euar
/ ton Of Cold over theI BODY Hes ll e94 y
/ Head che. or Wafrf1G In ihd Head an lnl1m
| matory Diseases, WornE.-J in llil1reu or A1nilli
Rheumatism great flrler oi the llQ4 ana NAM
diseases to which flesh G hlIr to ulalcul 60 men
/ tion in this adTertisemelf l1se 90 3.
FElCE CD CEAE1.
l 1E-Ihe Liver lnVig1rltor aud Al1lllF lll11rlie
Pills are retaed By DruEsisi5 generally. and sod
! Wholesals By the Trade IN all l1e .lr99 tqsns
s. j. " bAltD4As ~ %
Manufacturer and frlvrietort
iT7dEWRs lH B11adiIsTi New York
Hg- saniords Liver luTig0rator and C-1hartie
Pills ars for sale By
CHGRCHILL& 4 BR0, Bruggigtss
BIO s.W. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario e.
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genaI artiss.
OHERIFF'S SALF-PJRSUANT

~ id EIdl FE . "a LIZ UnoUAN
, 70 the command Of an order Of sale issued from
the Court or Common Pleas Of CuyahoEt county &c
the Huit Of William l. Gordon. plsiutid, against
Agahei ia Taerson et al, descendants 81 me directed
shall offer for sale 81 publ suction, at the door q
the Court House. in the city OF Cleveland, in said
county, the stu day Of January, e5l, % O'Clock
p "a, the following described lands and ienements,
situate IN the township Of Cleveland and City Of
Clegeland in the State u Ohio which 5 aleo IN the
county Of Cuyahoga, am is known by being part q
lots iq6 and i97 in the MieyVlle ellgi net5 u kny
City-as formerly called now City Of li-yelanaI qnl
bounded as follows. north By the north line q iols
Nos lg5 and ly7 east BY the east line oi said ot l3
and south By line parallel with said nortn me- ane
thirty feet Boutherly therefrom; and west py hlckt
street, b the or less but subject % al e-
gal highways. Appraised e - % = ,,-,,
II. B. Dewolf. Plrag Atl'g. deeessls
GHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ OF writ OF Vcnditioni Exponas issued IRON the
COurt Of Common Pleas Of yuyahoga county, u the
suit Of A. =. chandler, OF. al, plaintiffs, vs. Peter
Denseer, ct. al, dof-n ants, to me dirscted shall
oer Tor sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House IN the city Of Cleveland IN said foHntys
the 5th day of January. l36lt az O'Clock p. NJ
Of said day the following described lanas ahA tele-
ments TO wits
Situate in the township Of Brooklyn, being 10. Z,
In tie 18th range Of foWhshiDs IN tne Do1uecticui
Western Reserve iu the State Of OHIO, and which ..
also In the county Of Cuyuhoqd and In ths City 81
vest part Of subdivision loE No. one huEdred aud
four lOl) IN the subdivision made By }. Barber and
Richard Lord OF original lots Nos. 81 81 and 20
u said township Said west halfo above sub io
Is siEty-four feet front Hudson street, and one
hundred and eleven feet deep glTtii'seaa q q ~ y
Ranney, Backus a Noble,
Assigneea ATT Tar u1l1-li7
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- oolIfTTssIoNER.

Judge Dickinson, the Commissioner Of mississippi
to DHlaWsro has arrived here. His friends say the
sentiments presented by him before the Legislature
d Delaware were responded g by strong den9nstIa-
tiOns Ia iaEOr of Southern action by crowded House
and that the opposition was confined 70 only few
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Saturday Nights Report.

Saturday Nights Report.
HONORs TO MAI. ANDERSON.
sLooP OF WAR BROOKLYN NOT YET
ORDERED TO CHARLESTON.
THREATENINGs OF TILE CHARLES
T0NIANs.
SUNDAY WORK Ar CHARLESTON.
UNION MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA
DISTURBANCES.
SHALL SOUTH CAROLINA BEGIN
THE WAR;
Charleston COnventiOn----CorrespsH
Between the Commissioners and
President.
SPEECH OF Mr.. SEWARD on THE
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
~ -
Troops FROM LEA TENWORTH
FROM AUBURN.
AUBURE, Jan 8.
one hn dred guns were fired in this city this
evening honor Of 1lai. Anderson
NEW YORK ITEMS.
NEW YsRK, Jan S.
he g amer star of the West was coaled up
ve,tsrda with unusual celebrity and report which
[. rdicuirf at the Ofice Of the Co, says she N
{, ing to CIarles.op with troops
Rev. HenrY Anthem died in this city this morn
GOn. Wm. Keut died al Fishkill this morning.
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cFORGIA CONTENTION.

MACON, Ga, Jan. S.
There will be a large secession majority in the
Georgia Convention. III counties SO Iar snow
of II and So cO-OperatiOnists.
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FROM ILLINOIS.


A fire broke out last night in the liquor store of
Kent & Carr, destroying that and nine adjoining
building, embracing the entire blocks on Short
State and LsVee street. Loss t50 81, ,OOO
A German unknown was burned to death.
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NEW 1ORki Jan. ,.
The steamship Fulton sailed at noon to day for
Southampton aud HaYrs with i've passengers and
Sl,6s9,974.
The steamship Of City ManeheAter also sailed for
Liverpool with rs passsuaeTs.
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"a Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Grefen-
berg Medicines Dr. B. is a physician Of extensive
practice and one Of ths most successful in the coun-
ty CTrumbull in which he resides
taThis oertihes that have used tho Graeien berg
Pills aud MarshalPs Catholioon, sold here by II. O.
Johnson, in my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbul county, Ohio, March ] ls94.
Sold By DraRgiGts aud nedlclns Dealers through
out the country For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress h u. A1hGoLE1s CleFeiana-
ian3d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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HONrF TF0TT1TONT.

In this connection we offer few testimonials;
sI am Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise Marshalrs Ute
rine CathOlicon cure. have advised its and
Il has effected complete cure wherever i has been
used Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star. Ohio.
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HARTFORD. Trumbuil Co.. 0.

/ hereby certify that I have been dealing in the
Gresuberg Medicines for the past year. and can tru-
y say that have never offered any medicines 70 the
public that have met with the decided approbaiiUn
Of the people ike these particularly the pills and
Cnthoiicon They will perform all and more than Is
Or ne tatholicon the past year and hear the best
results IN every case. J. Ii. q. JQhhbON,
March 7. 1851 Medical Agent.
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sALUTEs FOR MAJ. ANDERsON.

DCHEhECTADH, Jan. D.
The 10th regiment last evening under Captain
Brvon and Van Anger, fired q salute of 80 guns
and s3 rockets in honor Of Major Anderson and
his brave men.
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PREPARING.
wEs5cursrER, Pa. ,

WEsscHEsrER, Pa, Jan, 0.
There will be a meeting this evening 10 enroll
volunteers In the regiment of Chester county 70
offer their services TO the Government 10 main
tain the Constitution aud enforce the laws Inc
called by members Of all parties
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E. W Sackrider Churchill Bro, and Benton
Bros, Cleveland; ". F Wooster, Elyria; DR.. 5. J..
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, WoOsteri Geiger
& Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, Youngstown; and all
the Drug Stores in Akron, Ravenna, Warrsn, Gan
field Chardon, Jefferson, and by Druggists and Dea
lara I'm almnsL aEerL town and NllLlge IN Lhlo.
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Two salutas Of 83 guns each were hred this ai-
tornoon for NJ Anderson and the Union
Il "a proposed 10 honor the memory OF ''Olu
Hickoryh I'M the same way on Tuesday next, the
nnnlYefsary of lhe Datile of New Orlehns
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THE PENNSYLVANIA sEATORsHIP.

nARRlBuRoJ Jan o. .
A project is discussed to night inside political
circles TO appoint committee of friends to re-
concie the interests of Messrs Cowan and VIII
mot both candidates for the U. S. Senatorship.-
1t Is recommended that one Of the parties take
the long Senatorial term and the other the va
cancy occasioned by Gen, Cameron's resignation.
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OoNYENTION ADIOURNED.
SAILED.

LHAHLLsIONl Jan Z.
The South Carolina Convention adjourned at Il
O'Clock this morning, subj 70 the call Of the Pres
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PURSUANgE OF a DECRE-

In PURSUANCE OF A DEChE-
tai order issued from the Court Of Common
FIeas Of luyanoga county Ohio In which "a Sany
Is plaintid, and Pearson Il. BOuham e. al, lenena-
ants - me directed shall expose for sails e tno
door Of the Court nsuse, In the City Of Cleveland,
IN said county on the 18th DAY Of January ls5l, a.
O'clock p M, ofand day, the undivided fourth part
Of the following described isnd8 and tenementss
Situate IN the township OF East Cleveland which is
also in the county Of Cuyahoga, and state q Onio,
and is known q being the south end oi lot No ll2
aud Il bounded Is follows. beginning 81 stone on
the south west corner ofHad lott thence north go
east corner Of said lot 70 stonei thence north q
west chains 70 4 atonei thence north 80 west .
chains aud 20 links on the north bank Of the crgek
thence south 76' west chains; thence NORM 5l74
west chains; thence south So west chailsi thence
rorff Al l(o 7eSf AZ cains. thence south azs9 west
chains stone the west line Of said lt thence
south " west chains 20 the place. Of beginning
Containing in all lU acres more or less Appraised
~ F751 WM " TOUSLEf,
II W Bfnehaun Master Commissioner
'pIfs AIRY deEl3.33
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PRICE

Case Of 20 yias complete, N morocco, and Book, s.
Case Of 20 visls, and Book, plain. ..-.........
Case Of 10 numbered boxes, and Book ....'....-
Case Of boEea, numbered, and Book, ,.......::..
single Numbered boxes, Ek directions, 8 cta
Single ettered boIas5 With directions, % CO.
Large case aiih 9 o. VialA ior planters and Ply
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TTVHE ITNDERSTGNED Els
7TASTER COMMISSIONER'S

NN SALE-PurFuantt to an ord r Of sale issued 70
ne Trom the Court Of Common Pleas Tor Su5
FhOnlas laaloW is plaintiff, and John Herdmen, ma
~ Herdman, William stacy and Cynthia N stacy,
is6i az Two o'clock P H., at The door OF the OouSt
House. in said county, expose for sale az public sue
to wit 90
estimate Ia the City Of Cleveland, county Of Cuya-
hoEa, and State OF Ohio, known a. sub lot nunlne-
eighty-nine (Sg iu s. s. stones subdivision q ptIs
f ORIGINAL lot hlty co. Brooklyn township Pc the
d---sIsei veine sesl j. 81 GRANhISr
a A fo,e4 80 Master COmm'r-
- - ~- r5rea4- farl4 IsIl31g
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TELEGRA PHIC


All e euiei here. Fort Sunpter has not been
boeiegcd ~ reported to-day.
MAJ hndcr-on was visited by his brother In
company With three gentlemen. The understand
Ing WIS that the Interview would take place In
their proscnco.
Ihe Convention to-day appointed an delegates
20 the General Congress OF the Seceding States
Hons. u. J. Hithers, i. III. keitt, A. W. bOyee
4, B. Rhett Jr., b. W Barnwen and Z. @. Mem
mlnger
w i. Miles was appointed Secretary 10 re-
ceive the report Of the Commissioners % W ash
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MARINES RN ROUTE TO TT. WASH
INGTON.
JOHN b. COUGH,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. B.
The steamer Philadelphia has just passed down
the river with marines It is said to garrison Fort
Washington.