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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-25
Court Notice.

vanderburgh County. is s5saAfs is'-A' A. D.
Michael P. Jones,
vs.. x----t-
w. Sands and Mary Ann
Sands,
1t appearing by afiiaviE hled this llth day Of
November, 1851, in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Court aforesaid, that Charles w sands and Mary
Ann Sands, two of the defendants Ia The above
entitled action tbe object Of which Is 70 foreclose
q mortga ze) not residents of the State of In
dia a. Notice of the tendency ef this action is
therefore given to said defendants, and that the
will stand for trial at the next term OF the
Court aforesaid, to be begun and held AZ the Court
House, in the city Of Evansville, the county and
State aforesaid on the first Monday IN January
A. D. 1862.
Witness, the Clerk OF said Court, this IIth day
OF November, 1851.
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk
V. q. G.
A. L. Bobinsop, Pt'fs Attorney.
Nov. Il, 1851. saw 6
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CORPORATION NOTIUE.

oRDER FOR AHK 81 D E-W L <
Sent 7th. Is6l.-And now il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council OF the city OF
Evansville, that the owners Of ali lots parJsJ
iOts fronting adjoining the east sides
Mary street, between Seventh and Eighth stsi
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 70 be brJu<
70 the proper grade and that they cause a siis
walk Of class number TO be laid down tners-l
within thirty days from the publication Of this
der. r. BURKE, Clerk.
CITY Clerks Once, Sept. 18th. 1851 aBnl8
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER ron PLANK sIDE-WALK,


Nov. 2, le6l.-And now IL 10 hereby ordered and
directed BY the Common Council Of tho CITY OF
Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the southwest side Of
Ninth street from Ann to Division street, ia said
CITY cause the sidewalks thereon TO be brought 20
the proper grade, and that they cause a sidewalk
of Glass Nc. 2 10 be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication Of this order.
Clerks once. Nov. %, 1861.
HSOEERCTOR'S ssaLE or RRaE
u ESTATE for the payment OF the costs and
penses of sidewalk improvements. Notice IL here
By given at by virtue Of precept issued by the
Mayor Of the City OF Evansville, aud 70 me direct
ed, will sell at public suct0ns at the door OF the
Court HonEe, in said city, Thursday, Nov 20,
1861, at O'Clock p NJ, the following lots or par
cells Of real estate, or 90 much thereof as may be
necessary to pa the amount charged and assessed
against Ga los respectively, tn costs and *
penses Of making sidewalk Improvements for said
lots, fogsther with the costs OF sale:
George Rosener, Lot 2, Block 50, Eastern
Enlargement, Si02
VIM. h. Law, lot II. Block II, Lama Is IS
Hiram Nelson, s. ". Is OF the n. h. = Of
Lot SO. Upper Enar gemen t,...s. .,.......l ,58%
end Of sans e7o5S
Allts a Walker, Lot l. b Ock IS stock wells
Enargeme 3 As
Atlis Walker, Lot No. 2, Block Is, Stock
vsll's enlargement; 2oe1S
%sli's Enlargement, 2os1S
Converse Clements, 8 feet on II gh street, by
No. 8 in Block u, IS, An Eaiefgsnons. a.as
Francis Eomonds, Lot IL, block 81, Eastern
Enlargement Is 30
Ronald Fisher, AZ feet Cherry street by
rs feet deep, being the N. i "a ths s.
W. u of Lot No. s.. in tho Uppsr EuH.rg 1883
noyl4Ids CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, G. C.
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Ssvsn Rundred TSOEW1tssrs sscE ga
Campi Young be warned in time, supply
yourselves with HoIlowsy's pills and Ointment
They are guaranteed to cure ths worst cases OF
Sores, Ulcers, scurvy, FeveTs and Bowel Com
plants. Only Is cents per Box or Pot.
uoyl9 Zl6
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
III TIE n. W. LIEE.
Exclusively for the Journal
MORNING REPORT.

New Military Appointments
Gov. Wise's old District
subdued-GenI. Havelock
appointed Inspector of cav
alry-Ao Foolish Rumor-
Some stuff about Beaure-
gard and Davis-A Yarn
about Kentucky-arrival of
Arms at Washington-En-
glish Vessels with Arms
preparing to run blockade.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Prepared by Dr. G. H. Jackson, No. 4ls
Arch Street, Phildde Iphia. Pa.

Sc TT, Cortland Co, N. Y, March %Ist, 1857.
Dr.. q. n Tacksoa-D Dear Sir.
n ~ g - - LIZ - - TEFE "A k7xRkKCFKE7,
N pen a few lines TO you. I have suffe' ed aad
6octored myself, and know how to pity those in q
like condition. Until 1 commenced taking your
Bittsrs last summer, was not able To do anythia g,
even 20 sit up any considerable length of time
Before had taken the drsf bottle, | felt like a
new man. and now, after having continued the
Of them short time, IN the worst season of the
year. able 70 labor hard every dog. To sag the
least, think have received more beneft from the
Bittsrs, than all other medicines L have taken. ]
have not only used your bitters myself, but have
given bottles aud parts Of bottles TO those complain
ing Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and in
cry case, they tell thsy have taken no medicine
beDR1 siaI as tho bitters. Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BENSCdOTER.
The bitters sold by druggists storekeepsrs
adas, West Iudies, aud south America, at rs cents
per bottle. noyId&w2w
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AHEEEFE's SALE .N"O. IA.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an or
der issued out of the Office of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas or Yanderburgh county,
Indiana in favor of John a. De Long, ct al, and
against Milton Cstlett and others, will on Sat
urday, the 18th day Of November, 1861, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock p
NJ. of said day, at the door Of the Court House. in
the City Of gvansvilIe Indiana, offer for sale at
public auction the rents and profits for term
net exceeding seven years, of the following de-
scrtbe5 Real E5 ate to wit: Lot No. eighteen (Isj
In block No. hfty-one g6I fn the eastern enlarge
mont of Evansville aforesaid.
And sh"uld said rents and profits Of sal Real
Estate not sell for sufioi Mt to satisfy said
writ and costs, WILL At the same time snd place,
orr for rale aud s-l the fee simple Of said prem.
tses.
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R@E W RRUKTS.-Currants, .i.a4siuB, Cit
- y rons, &C, 40, in store AMI for sale by
WICK hET oh s..
noVI9 40 - VI -in u.
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RkCTKC EOTEOJN:-.a sURE CURE
III for Chnblans. For sale 1T the
nos6 NEW DRUG STORE.
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Notice,

n ot1 CO.
The undersl-f9l fsy ~ urchased from lie srs.
BRUMMER CO., tite STICK OF Goods formerly
owned ty Isoser Broshere, SOW offer the 60
the public at very reduced prices for Cash only.
ocS-tf l.. & L ROSER
6sk SS~E.NSE3 IT, CIHE .V~zs OEEar
~ II. J. SCHLAEPFERS
ocl New lerur store.
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Arrival and Departure OF the
al a Z Is -.

THE time here ser down l. adjusted to eoHtyoet
kosirs On the hiser there is variation according
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A. L. Robinson, PITS Attorney
Nor. L, ls61.-3Ew
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0RRRKFFos s.RAks, JH-O. az.

A. T. whittlessy, Pi'6s Att'y. DovlI.sw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
lr,u Ynnn nIAnNET-FEB. 2a.


ur.oYfR-Martet cuneraiiy without important
ch51rs In state and seatern. The demand both lot
sTssif snd home consqlnpligs y lmlteP, aud eat'
500 ar Ssa bbis a. S,,itll5s.20 l0r surerhne
riaf1s SAN95.33 ioT extra state so,laeso,22 ioi
.a.ass 81 Sf s 5pias bssnds sRiFs round
hoopsi ohio; and sa,7O8I,o ior trade brands %.
SiaS NAN Siy jR-Markst CONTINUES heavy,
salos hre 500 hbls Al Sais8e.lo ior common 70
RVF Ff,OUH-ouist and small sales at ss,5o8
Al0 ior common 70 choice auresiins ..,.. . =
CORN lIRAIs-Heavy. SALES At S2.9o8Ao i9r
WfiIRk H-MaTket continues steady- sales 100
''I WHAT " Market dan sud hoayy but prices
without Important change. thippara IN view % me
hrh rates Of fseighs are unwilling 90 operate except
at degiiue Of 28se 70 which holders arc hos Nhi'
saiss $500 hiiuaukoe club ,25 delivered; red sats
fl,ao white California sii5; prime white Canaoihn
kIR-ouiot at ss@sso, Sales Of 100 bus within
nhRiRY-Firm and more active. Sales are
s,5oo buah Lake shore SOC 100 bush Oahaca Aas'
f,fiH N-Market heavy and about &c lower. Sales
arc fl,0og bush q 664661fc tor old mixed western
In store; CSC delivered; 61f 10 neWmixed west
price ior very shoissi 6286se new Southern yellow
fGR7sc white Southern.
0ATs-Hsayy and loE'F Sales at Sa9sa4c ioI
Fork Market hrm but rather quiet. Sales ar,
2o9 eblsst til,25 for mess Sl2,1oe ellis prime.
are 40 bbls at Si,755,0o country prime; Ss,7l6,a
for country mesa tsio0 1000 Tep9ekea ness 5000
PRIME MESS BEEF Dull and nOminalli
unchanged.
-HREF HANIS-steady.
! CUT MEATS teadY with good demand Sale
$50 Fkga at 6lS616S Ehuuldersl a5f@sAc for hams
HOa--hlrH at 797He for corn fed dressed an
I C for live weights.
| BACOr~ Dnll and heavy.
LARD-Markst continues steady. Sales 500 bbl
BUTTER- L. selling at ioeei4c t0r Ohic
Sii5R EsEiesteady as asioze for inferior Q
prime.
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- WasHINGToN.

WAsHIasToE, Feb. 81
Tie select committee Of I've On iha present.
course in receiving commlssionera ircm south
Car3lida reported to-day, The majority re-
rort Is signed by Dawes, Howard and Reynolds
The committee regard the mission Itself, as vel
a. the manner In which if was treAied By the
president As among the most remarkable efenis
OF the the extraordinary times in which we i've
ihe Committee cannot proceiYo on Whist prlncl
pie the President assumed % entertain, or hQlo
cncial eclllunlcati0 with fhe representatives, OF
South laroilna, lur 40 seems obvious enough that
under the principle anu0uHoed in hls annual mes
sage, the commissioners could be regarded in no
other light than as engaged In a revolutionary ef
fou 60 elDFerl the Government, and ID would
have been the PLAIN duty Of the Executive + en-
force the iaUs against any indivfdnals lcnnun al
suspected Of completely in any movement OF
trcasonable character
They fafl % see any Circumstances iustifrirr
the President in enteriaiuiuing diplomats iiitei
course win South Carolina e1eepl on the as
FnmutiOu that South Carolina was an indepea
denfpouar and the President By according them
an 81 iciai reply involved 70 some extent reccg
uitiou Of lte assumed position Of the re1ellious
STATE.
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NV HAYES, Feb. q.
Tie Republican State Convention met In this
city to-day, and was largely attended
Daniel p Taylor, % Brooklyn was chosen
President end the usual committees were ap-
pointed
Mr.. 2. IL. Foster Of Kew HaYen, being pro
posed for Governor, handsomiy declined and
recommended the nomination Of the present Gov
eru0r. and tscreupon Gov. W. A. Buckingham
was unanimously nominated, with great enthu-
Eiasm
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ManMfaetnrets.

DERNARD DEMMENG,
Ii OSuccessor TO II. KoniRsloE,l
ARTISAN, lIACHIEIsF AND PAFENT MODEL
MAKER,
No. l44 Superior street. Leader Building, }
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMMENG, having purchased the
sstablishment Of h. Konigsi0W, Is now prepared 20
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
all kinds Of light n echinery. PART oular attention
and facilities Tor getting up Models Of Patents.
REPAIRING
II your SKATES need fixing, call on Demmeng
? Il your SEWING MACHINE is ont Of srder, he
will put Il in order.
he repairs all kinds Of SURGICAL L Instruments.
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments re-
paired.
IfyJu should set up new Patent, Demmeng is
the 10 get up your Models, either in Wood,
Brass, or Iron, IA this neatest manner.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done In prompt style.
All kinds Of light Machinery put in order in the
most expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
/. small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road Inductor's Punches manufactured in
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired
Hae-in tact everything In the shape ef repairing
or Misunderstanding, done contract
70 Entrance TO shop-l44 superior street, up one
pair Of stairs. BERNARD DEFINING.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

WOODS HAIR Recommendations most spsciE
ice, this is proved, BY unimpeachable evidence, to
possess great efficacy as restOrer Of ths hair 70 its
pristine YtgOr. Where the head had become almost
Raid because Of Sickness the Of this article has
produced beautiful growth Of thich, glossy hair.
Y is therefore raluaoe preparation Tor all classes.
Its ingredients such to Ofectually eradicate
dandruf and other Impurities, witch operate 80 in
uriously 20 the hair. Ii also has curative proper
ue3 Of anotner description. In many cases u1uples
ana other dishgurtments Of the skin disappear
wherever IL u y used There is hazard attaching
70 the trial Of this remedy, and its effects only
be beneheias Is the compound n il does not cause
manifest improvement, is incapable Of doing harm,
as is component elements are perfectly innoKiOus
Boston Transcript April 2, lS5g.
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lIr Crittenden presented q number Of petitions
for the presarVation Of the Union. lt
49, T-1-s.i44ff and Trf1ros, srr-nr-s.f natl
- LIZ Report.


N7----IN-1'LIW NV ,
IFAsHIHGToS, Feb z7.
Last night Ex-senator Bell Of Tenn, Judge
Darglas, 1lr. Guthrie, llr. RiVes, GOV Hicks
and ofher5, urgently appealed 20 Mr. Lincoln 70
iuferpose for settlement Their Interview con
fiuued eeTcral hours
The Connissioners from the southern Confed-
eracV are expected 10 arrive here before The close
o. the week. They are accredited 20 the inccm-
Ing adntuisfrasioli. ana pending their Efforts 20
n6fcfiate, usthing viii Be dons Calculated 70 dis
tur5 public peacs.
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ARRIYRD.

NEW ToRE, sb. 81.
The lnited States store ship RELEASE, I.ieuteu-
ant counsuder j l. Fraley, arfiFed today,
in lhirfsf1ile days from Gibraltar
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- 1a1iiYta Liver AAflael4trt anu ss-.NA- --'
CBORCHlLl 8 BRO, Druggists,
BIO 5. ". cor. Pub. Square and Ontario g.
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PROF. WooD's HAIR REsToRATIvz.-In another
eOlum Will be found an advertisement Of this we'll
known and excellent preparation Tor restoring gray
hair 70 its original color. The Hair Restorative also
cures euianeous eruptions. and prevents the hEir
alilng on We have seen many authentic testimO-
nias In proof Of these assertions some Of which are
rom gentlemen whom we have known for many
years As persons Of the most reliable Character
ton Olive Branch.
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U. 8. Marshal, Northern District Of OH
LAKELAND FHb "a lsfT.5Es
OOMMIsSI0NERls s

I4I BAGE.-Pur1uant to the mmand oia ID Pin
order Of sale issued from tn Court Of Common flels
Tor Cuyahoga county Ohiou pon the 9Th day Of Eeb-
ruarY, 1851, In action therein pending, wherein
Ezra Chappell il plamtif, and Henry L, Mhiimen,
Susan Whitman John 7. Newton, a. y. Keith, John
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance Company, ere de-
iondants SHALL on the 18th day Of March, i86l, st
two O'c5ck p. d at the door Of the Court House in
said county, expose for sale at public auction, the
following described lands and tanemeut7, TO Wit.
''Situate in the township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der Cd In the thirteenth range Of townships in
Ohia. azld uhieh u alsn In the county ef Cuglllosal
and Is known by being city lots NOS. Two huldred
and I've (295), two hundred and six (ls), four hun
dTed and sixty (f60), tYfVe (75j, and twenty
seven Cd, in Barber 4 Lords subdiTisiOn in ohio
CITY, nov CieYeland he the same more less, but
subject to al legal highways"
said ssFeral premise aro appraised as follows
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GoMMERCIAL.
CLEvELAND aIARKEF-FRR. q.

o-s-h HAND MAR AAlEsA NM 81
FLOUR-Remains quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-stesdy, with a air milling demand
salss Of cars red at SioT; car white at s,l7 and
/ ear DO at Sl,is.
CORN-Lover. Sale of car atsl1e. 8
OATs-sals oil car az &c.
lBAREEY-saIs of car fair quality as5sssc, and
car prime ct 62o.
HIGHWISEs-sals Of 90 bbls a. l5c
sEEDs-sales ofas bush Timothy At S2.z.
BOTTER -saieofs bbIE At lie, and do at Ize.
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DISSECTING CASES.
A NEW LOT OF BEAUTIFUL CASES
de dees sS'''''' y wM. FIsKE
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CONGREssI0NAL.
WAsaneToa, Feb. q


M Norris. ofIll., offered resolution that the
select committee on the abstTacted bonds be and
are hereby invested with fun power % examine
witnesses as to Wm- H. Russell, or any person
for him who has directly or indirectly paid mo
ney to any oiiioer Of the United States or any
other person 20 assist him in obsainiug contrlcia
or allowances ff0mthe Government, or assisting
him IN the transaction Of business with the
~. Barrett suggested an amendment, tnat any
ueron cfarred shall be SO notified and have
Tightzto examine Witnesses. The proeeedings
should aot be inQuis torl95
IN Morris says there has been no inquisition
and ne would have no objection 70 the amend
ment, If time could be allowed for such clause
SIS suggested
The resqlution was adopted.
M Sherman from the Conference Committee
reported that the Senate had receded from The
clsase IN the Tariff biz imposing a. tax on tea and
me Housa then resumed The consideration Of
the report Of the committee Of 30. The first joint
EIes5rs. Burch and Stout recommending 70 the
several States Of the Union. that they, through
thcif respective LeElslatures request Congress %
eau ConTeu ion Of al the States in accordance
with the fflh article Of the Constitution, for Tee
unrD6se Of amending The Consultation, in such
manner aud with regard 70 such SUBJECTS as VIII
ade1uafely respond 70 the wants and AFFORD snf-
hcieut guarantees % the dissatisfied and growing
q ffe 1urcrTTIeuf ana people con rIis-
ing the SANE lhe substitute was feJected-ls
against 100
llAll A4AlAAlrAAlI ~ " ll4tA AlAl
procee5incs, and i was objected that strangers
on the floor tended 70 increase the disorder.
SENATE.
lIr Crittenden presented nun Der Of petitions
for the presarEation Of the union- .lt-
MesI1. Irumbun and Wilson presented peti-
titians against compromise
Mr. Ten Eyck presented petition of citizens Of
NeH Jersey, Tor Union. asking amendmeuts %
the Constitution, 20 prevent the secession Of any
States except south CaEolina which shall b al
ar.a Nr .. ar.1a = ~
hfr. Sumner presented petitions Of citizens OF
Pennsylrauia Tor the repeal Of all laws for carry
ing the mails on Sunday. Also for the repeal Of
the fugitive slave law
Hr Bigler presented petitions in favor of the
Cri1endeE resolutions, and Others in layof Of
the Border State resolutions
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8mss 4oaMllEa.

JAMES H. ODELL, BRASS
81 FOUEpER AND 9ANuEAgIpRER q
f5B doors from Superior street Cleveland, Ohi1 u
d prepared 20 furnish all kinds Of work u1ad 81
used in the plambing Bulinaas. Beer Pump8 n an
kinds made and repaired Bras Gazing done dal7S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

A GEEUINE BooE.-In our cap lcity as a conductor
Of public journal, are called upon 70 advertise
the cure-als OF the day, each Of which claims 70 be
unadulterated in its composition and iniailiable In
readers to determine. In one instance, however
Prof. Woods Hair RestOratiye-We ars 80 well as
aured Of the notable qualities Of the article that
give IL endorsement all that i1 inventor and
vendor claims it to be. Its effect upon lallinR head
Of hair Is universally known to be magical. Like
Limo or guano exhausted land, il brings its crop
wherever applied. Our own thatch Is fortunately
healthy, but we advise our friends with sparsely-
growing hair 20 try the Restorative. columbia Spy
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Applss, e. 4 fbbi j / 7-a
10 dried ftu Sa q
Peaches idir' ] ~ ia y
DO unpi'd ID - 6k
Fi7a-....s.--.. D loal1
Lemons-..f box a-
0rfnral. BOX -=a--
Raisin, ,NH box 2 62a2 70
do layarf box 2 75n &C.
CFanbarries ebl a
Crauburiea....-.... n-
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drugs aud a9ltaitiaes.

DEN ISTs'
MATERIALS, INSTRUMENTS TOOLS.
Proolpltalod Silver,
roWuacnd's Amalgumi
ROburt's Qa.Artiheial,
Pure Silver Plate,
Gold Plate,
AbhgY's Cold Foil
A OoMPLETE STOCK o. '4 w
JONES' AND WHITES TEETH
Ivory Handle sealsrs,
Ebony Handls acalera and PluRFers,
Iron Handle Scalern and Plurrers
Iron Screw Handle 5onlOrs and PiuRFera
Burra, Drills and ExcaYators,
Extraeting Forcops, best eetagon hnish
Long Handle Vile Carriers,
Plate Frrceps, ell patterns,
Spirit BLOW Pipes,
Mouth Blow Plies,
Hand Grinding Apparatus,
Uofundum Wheels, ! 70 10 IN
Oorundum slabs aud Files,
Anyils with lead base,
Planishing Stakes,
small Hammsrs
Soldering Lamps,
Improaslon Oups, tin,
PlEta shears,
Burniahera,
French stones,
Impression Uups, cOEibound,
% Iron 1uRot Moulds 70 eide,
Impression Cups, fra1,kln'B double
Stone Ingot moulds e slide,
Wrought Iron Ladies',
l Heavy Cast Iron Ladies'
Copper Acid Ladies,
/ Orucibes, BY the nest,
| Arkansas Stones,
i Scrapers for cleaning Plates,
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES.
Bs-ordsrs BY mail promptly attended %; ia
feb9 Cleveland, Ohio.
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BAHRIsHuReH, FEB. %. a
The House passed joint resolution rfvfnu
ss9o to the relief Ct Kansas.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS s

I
lyN 6ALE.-Pursuant to the command ofa deere
a order Of sale issued BY the Court Of Common
Pleas Of CuyahogA Cou1tys Ohio at the suit Of I'd
ward Wado AGAINST Philip EckhRrdt, 70 me direct
the City 0f Cleveland, In said county the "a day
q March, Is6ls af O'clock p the following de-
scribed premises 20 q. Situate IN Brooklyn tetn-
ship, Cuyahogn county, Ohio, end known a. snbdi
vision Of lot number two hupdro aud thirty t30l iu
hiram Stones addition TO Cleveland, csuG posed OF
part OF original lots Nos, a3 and g. IN Brooklyn
tOEuship. Appraised al Sl5o.
b. R. BaaTiE, GEO II. " EtIAN, .
Pitts Atty. Ma1iar Comm'r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

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