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NAoTER5S SALE-PURsUANT

MAoTER'S SALE.-PURsUANT
IF to the command of decrstal order Of sale IS
siied IRON the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyEngga
county, Ohio, az the suit Of James y. New man, plain
fi aFainst Susan Z. Smaliey, defendant 70 me qi-
rectsd shall ofor FOR sale a. public auction a. the
oor OF the Court House. in the city Of Cleveland IN
said county the 18th day Of January leol Al sNo
O'clock r NJ, the following described premise
namely, lot Of land situated IN the township q
BrookiFn. tuow Cleveland, West ciu9rS being NO,
IN fe thirteenth (l3thl range Of townships N the
Counectcut Western Reserve, IN the s1ale OF O1l95
and which Is also in the county Of Juy a1ogas ana p
In the ifv of UlereBnd and Is known as part Of sub
lot No three hundred and three C32l, IL Benedict
Roots allotment Of part Of original lots NOS 9 anu
al and Is bounded follows namely nofllefly ~
slb-Iof No sDl; easterly BY alley westerly y
Rircil Street; and southerly By q line drawn if0n
ne easterly line Of Birch street and y teet squtnrg
from the northeast corner Of said sub lot No SIS
and parallel with the north line Of said sub os 41
eastery IS feet; thence At right angles with this line
south two ~ ieet; thence eastery and at right an
gIes with the last line six t6) sst thence northery
a riaf ANGLES with this last line two ~ ieeti thence
easferv af right angles with this last lne and par
sIel with ths north line Of said sub lot NO. JOS % salq
alley be the same more or less but suDleee 70 az
legal highways Appraised Vilue-kour Hundred
DO'i-ll' se1'''A WILLIAM K. sHERWIN.
T. prsrtfss Master Comm'r.
Pltih7s Atty deczo l5dussls
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PROPOSITIONS or THE BORDER
STATES COMMITTEE.
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FROM CHICAGO.
IMPORTANT FROM sOGTH CAROLINA.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.
Exchange on New York declined to three pOr
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with al bad effects arising thereironni inellalns
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROsTRATlON-
He has srccsied IN curing cases en- this city, some
Of whom had expended huudreal q dollars Wiz
self-styod physicians Who rol % llsAl sll lilt.tt
nalafies with success. and without raceifing tne
nr. GIBSON does not b0ast that hs is q nsnber Of
some College ln LONDON or r.ll3l Z. l-llsla .on.s
and who hold out great lpecflflous never 20 De re-
siizsd. Bnt what Dr. GIBSON might boast Of is
those who rara5e couideuce In his ability auf llte-
ritT and thaf be has perfected American sy stem
Of treatment which claa.ses 9q3 - -lcl-l q li.l-
don OF Paris, any patent medicine % a ll lot te
Erica cure Of seminal weakness l1d l-l 4l-ea4 OF
deranRemeuts. both mental and physical arisina
from seXnal or secret abuse.
m GTBg0N also Claims for his new treatment the
foIl0vfug ADVANTAGES over an Others yet discoveries
and first, the agents used ere in no raape1t alaee-
HTercurT nor any other delateri0u3 drug. eecqndlg
no re5tricions in diet business q ulra5 Ln1fu-
" his treatment is positive and certain in ~ es,
BE stands prepared 20 60 INTO any PUBIC OF lllt-t
hospital in the United States and qeronslrala tne
immense superiority Of his new Treatment over any
other now known % the world ln point q pl9lls-s
nessi perIlallsnesi lilllAs7-i 1a--'-t - va -
1r. EfBs6N is permanently located in Clsyslands
and has durng the past nine u0atls performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted az
other moes Of treatment. Reference can 1e gwen g
individuals Of The hrst raspecIeol5y in Ole-s.le y
Boston, New York, and other citlaa m REGARD -
skill and integrity in all lroiessill lai z
Dyspepsia, Rhuematis11, ecrolula and Oh cnlolla1
diseases treated with superior success.
9a5- Medicine sent % any part al lle cQlnIs %
DT GfBsoN7s II Naw Work on Physiology for sais
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of EIcctropafiy and Aodicines
~ once No. M Ontario s5rsst, I'd stairs, faV
oP9ss fcs % hours re Fo % to e and rom 2to 50 O'Clock
daily, tHrUiliFA HAeli ll-lll
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I.ast Nights's Report.

One hundred guns were fired by the Union Men
to-day in honor Of Maj. Anderson,
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MAJOR ANDERsoN RNDoRsEn.

ADVERSE DECISION OF THE REPUB-
LICAN CAUCUS.
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DR.. B. J. LYONS,

DR.. B. J. LYONS,
PHYsIcIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST,
NOWN ALL OVER THE
L the Country as the caiahrated
INDIAN HEHB D0OA0As
will be nf bis once, No. % eurlriQr street, ll1t1
Lard Ohio, (opposite the Pos. once tlo eooss 90
Of Hoaman's Bloekly on iha lo--l r lls l--7' % -
and every month"; Viz-
lst, ID lItk l2th I3th l4th and 5Oth-
nrA PAMPELEr,-aa
,ont.ioirg a brief sketch Of DIT. LEoas LIZ study
S~d s-feTTive rrela has Just been issued ll nllls
which can be obtained az ms once os AZ AAo -1'-i
one NV - -kPP5iNTMEETs ABROAD.
Toledo aIerchant's Hotal lorulerly Collins houae
each month, Zitli zasll enl Id ., "a . al,
Akrou-Ernt ire House, eacl qutl1 9l1 en4 ON.
Painegvi1 - Coulsa House, each meath, Z9-h
Observation-Disclosures Hotel, each month"; ln4 10
Elyria-Beehe House, each MONTH i1ln aud litn-
Paievrs-Ili ile,u1e H0usa.anch 1loutl, 10Th q 2lsf
Norwaff-A merriam House, each month"; l1Auu
adrian nlich. Zach month, Z2d and ID
= --Mansfeld-27fl and 2ith.
Dr. LIONS proieesea 80 discern diseases uy tla
Fqe He therefore, asks no questions nor req qlre3
the patients 10 relate any OF their plQls. lone
9ns and an. and have your symptoms and the loea-
tiUn OF your disease explained nee oi clslr-e-
MAXIM STRICTLY ADHERED 10
Ia1ve such hahn as have no STRIFE
With nature the laws Of lilai
With blood ny hands J never stain,
Nor POISON men 20 ease tlelr pail-
PS-Dr. LYON pledges his sacred word and nqna
or that be viii in n0uisa directly and ind Iectlyl IN
iuce or cause any inValid 70 take bis medicine Wlt-
out The strongest proea9il5Iy oi rs.s.i q 2 sfs;
n1-Consultati0u and advice tree OF charge. p
ne VII - li7HaralIr eallalaiaf'I uell
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The Militia Of the District Of Columbia TO
be Re-Orgnnized.
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A SSIGNMENT NOTICE-T II E
~ --s5ifors Of Henry j. Parcival, Of Cleveland,
- 5arbv notified that on the 4th day Of December,
a d so said Henry +. PerciVal made an assign
nent oi bis property 70 IN trust Tor the benent o.
M CREDITORS and that they required to present
fair Claims 70 us for allowance within six months
Ia entite them 70 share in tho proeeed Of said prp-
erty. -. JANIS n JO-AAo-
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STATE OF ONO
Mary 7. Dringl
Vs.

Mary I. Drins(
Oliver bring.
THE DEFE NDANT, OLIV ER
DRING, viii take notice that on the sln day q
S0remb Der, A. D. 1S6O, said Mary l. pring niel ler
petition in said court AGAINST hilns praying lAt ne
marriage contract now sbsisting between them oe
dissolved, alleging cause therefor that ne mas pn
willfuliy absent from plaintiff for more than three
years prior to the filing said psttion- Also drunk
eunsss and gross negl lect OF duty ior three yeafa
SIZE aISo ss<g thaf she be restored 70 her maiden
narns of 1lsry Louisa Campbell. The defendant ia
required - appear and answer within SIX " Weei IRON
'A' -i'' GAGE &BRUCE,
A
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s,s15inv q Parsons. Master Comm'r
Pltdls Afty's dec24lsuu.3l9


ASTEk COMMISSION ER,o
6ifefed issued from the Court oi Con.5n fleasa q
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, on the loth day o. D.
lS60 in an action therein pending weflln Mii4tl.
dunter is plaintiff and James Ross Esller ~ hess
and others are defsndants shalli cn sne zttH oAy
january, ls5ls at Q clock ~ eApesf1 ~ - - ~
public auction, at the door Of the CQuft ~
City OF cleveland in said county the seFeftl peas
and parcels OF land, described a. follows 70
Ist. 'aBeing part Of lot =, IN lna La
Of the village Of Cleveland. in Cuyahoga county, m
the State Of Ohio, bounded as follows; 6egnnq9 At
oiut on the west lire Of Bank street IN said city
fbiTfen m m 1o north Of the north line Of ST Clair
street; thence westerly at right angles win DaiN
street 10 the west line fsaid iot NO -
erly and parallel with BANK street six ty-s onl lee
thence eastery at right angles with BANK sire q
the west nns thereof thanoe Eoutheriy On the west
line Of Bank street siXty-sx 6 ieet 70 the place u
beginning" Appraised Ct $ :,5Oo ls-,;-
p known part Of lot NO twenty -ssten Z. s ~
Cleveland Ouy ahoga county y4lo ehq ,e.i iIw ~ ~
three s3J feet roat on he soHthery side o. = 9ll
street. and nine (9) rods deep Of equal Wletn anu
bounded follows; commencing on tnd NesL Ll..g % '.
land owned by Joel scranton NV I'd, 1855 ln1s
thence thery nine 90 rods; thence westerly PAT
aIlel with Johnson street thirty three N9o ideti
thence nOrtheriy to the sOutherly hue Of Johnson
+f nine M rods. thence easteriy aloa said ohm.
street to the place Of beginning App1a-'s-
II, -ho0n as part Of ten acre lot hfsy-six 90 in
Cleveland CuyahOga county, Ohio oeeeea ~ Sossl1
LYMAN 20 John B. Waring, october I'd ls0i' anu y
bounded aud described follows. 70 VII; Deglnnlne
at point on Prospect street nor!h sllos ~ I =
street is now Wdened. and being the soatnMsst eol
If said lot and the northeast eoLI,sE oi ~ ~,
and Perry streets; running thence nottneti5 -..-e
the east line Of Perry street one huuurel en1 5-y
ve i5l frst; thence easteriy on line parallel Win
the north lime of Prospect street Iel el4
ZEN 75.lOl inches. thence southery line paral-
lei with east lin. uf Perry street one nungFeu all
5rtiv tItoj ieet; thence westerly along the norm
is'f i5,5n-f sf1.sf - feet and ten inches 70 the
place Of beginning, being the same lane aseee4 ~ ~
James Ross BY D. n. skeels and wife, recoreea IN
vol 90 CuyahOga Records; i;;lesFsHs e1Fsp II? eRASNis.
j. NJ. Jones, Pitts Atty. Master CIl,r;,o CONT
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DWTNT9TR AT0P7S N0TTCE--

a OlLN 10 LDA4 OLs - ~ ~ \ ~
~ On the 18th day Of Novembers ls69s the Probate
court OF Cuyahoga county, ohio, declared the estate
Of Slas A. Hathaway, deceased 70 be proDaoig iisol
vent. Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against said estate 70 the undersened
Tor allowance within six months frorn the time
above mentioned or they VIII not p entiied g pay
rnanf BENJAMIN LAMSUNt
iS..5f az Admir- Of said estate
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Cays6oga County, $. IN the Fr0oals O'1f'-
Knocht 4 Markman, assignors, In the matter Of
Frederick Haittaorth, trustee. assignment
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the said Frederick Haltnorth was, on the
II day Of January 1851 By said Court ordered pay
% thu several creditors Of the said kuecht Mark
man. 81 per cent on their respective claims, and %
place Of busnes5, = Wits the National Hall 80 cali
el on the south side Of the Public Square, IN tne
City Of Cleveland, 10 said county Of Cuyahoga,
DANIEL Z. TILDEN, Probate , ues9,
Cleveland, Jan. 2, l5fl lan-s.lt
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MASTER- -0OM MISSIONER S

MI A 81 u Ek-GO d MlCS4O " In ,
lVA SAIE.-Pursuaut 70 the commann o. q ~, tll
order OF seIe issued from the Court 0f Common Pleas
Or CuyahOga county, Ohios upon the lcih day ol De-
cember, 100, IN action therein penailHg MneIeln
susan Whitman, John 7. Newton, d. x. keith, Jonh
Coon and the Michigan Insurance. Com ptnyi are de-
two o'cOck p. a at the door Ot the Coufl no11e iA
said county, expose for sale at public anctlons the
following described lands and tenements, 10 Wiz
''Siuaie in the township Of Brooklyn, selng num-
Der seven ~ in the thirteenth range Of townships ID
the Connecticut Western Reserve, N tHs oltle -
and is known by being city lots nos Two nai;aIed
and i've (15l, hundred and SIX lzlo]s louE nun
cred and sixty (46o), seyenty-nFe lf9lr ald tHrll
sevea tZ7) in Barber h Lords subdiYlslon IN vhlo
City, now cleveland, be the same more OF less buI
subject to all legal highWays- 80,
said several premises are appraised as folioWs;
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GEORGIA CONTENTION

FORT WASHINGTON TO BE GARRIsoNEl
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

AlHlN1l IN o
one hn dred gins were fired ia this city this
evening honor Of 3lij. Anderson.
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All Of the GraFenberg Medicines are for
9 EE HERE LADIEsl

CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER Druggists,
RIO s. ". cor Ontario st. & Public square,
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GREAT MEETING IN ARKANSAS

RESOLUTIONS DECLARING THE RIGHT
OF FLORIDA TO SECEDE.
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BANK NOTE LIST.


CORRECTED bh U A. J
MAINE.
All Solvent Banks. par
NEW HAMPSH HIRE.
All Solvent Banks. par
VERMONT.
All Solvent Banks.... par
MASSACHUSETTS,.
All Solven Banks. par
Bass River Bank 80
RHODE ISLAND.
All Solvent Banks par
CONNECTICUT.
All Solvent Banks... par
NEW YORK.
All Solvent Banks. par
NEW JERSEY.
All Solvent Banks..- .
PENNSYLVANIA.
ntEa mar in HhilG...... z
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Charleston COnventiOn----COrrespp
Between the Commissioners and
President.
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/, 4 M The Court D Common Pleas
v CuyahOga County.
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OPENING OF THE FLORIDA LEGIsLA-
TURE.
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ONE HUNDRED GUNS FIRED.


One hundred guns were fired by the Union Men
to-day in honor of MAJ. Anderson.
Last Nights's Report.
PROPOSITIONS or THE BORDER
STATES COMMITTEE.
ADVERSE DECISION OF THE REPUB-
LICAN CAUCUS.
MAJOR ANDERSON ENDORSED.
The Militia of the District Of Columbia TO
be Re-Orgnnized.
FORT WASHINGTON TO BE GARRIsONED.
GEORGIA CONTENTION
OPENING OF THE FLORIDA LEGIsLA-
TURR.
RESOLUTIONS DECLARING THE RIGHT
OF FLORIDA TO SECEDE.
GREAT MEETING IN ARKANSAS.
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FROlT AUBURN.

TROOPS OMLEATENR0REH
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SPEECH OF Mr.. SEWARD on THE
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
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PENNSYLVANIA

&C " pittsburg Z
Banks IN the interior in
good credit. =
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- once No. NJ Ontario strests I'd stairs, faE
doors nom the Public Square
Once hours FROM to y and from 20 20 O'Clock
l.lIu- Ls-u--la .Lran-a--. D .l.-
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0U1 v Isss !
SHEARS
SPIRITS.
Highwines Flgal -al5H
Whisky ............. Is a26
TALLOW.

TALLOM.
Beef. b cwt s as
Mutton .-..r cwt -a
PROVISIONS.
Beof,mess Rbbl Ia 8 %
do prime mess "A -
Pork, mess MOL "a 50al4 90
do do NO.2 Is Wla -
Hams,su Fcwt IA -
do c'try cu'd. "a
Bacon, Sides. "A -
Shoulder sug c IA
do county cd IA
Butter. w.R. q h "A ais
do roll -
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SHALL SOUTH CAROLINA BEGIN
THE WAR;
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45tljstellal,eoll5,
The Curse which Returned to the. Givet.

The Curse which Returned TO the Givel
An old man sat in room in one Of the up
town palaces, surrounded by every t.ken o
luxury-lnagnifcsnt furniture, splendid paint.
ings on the walls, everything showed it TO be
the home Of wealth. An.l that old man, moan
ing with pain, peevish and lreltui, wa; mas
ter CT aI--yes of millions was Jasper i!arraI
racot, The master. When he called for help
t. move his easy chair, or for wine 10 rli cngth
en- the feeble lamp of life, livcricd servants
hurried 20 obey his call.
1t WAS stormy night without. Snow and
sert were driven through the air hya howl
in5 north east gale but the cu.ls h!az"rl
brightly within the rich mans walls. and his
Seek, we'll clad servants were comfortable
and content.
Yes, more SO than tlieir master: for he
with all his wealth and power, WAS sufferer,
both in mind and bod y. This could b.: seen
by many an evidence, fer his groaus and
curses had no cud
4 servant entered and brought him card
$ Doctor kilnbcrly!' he multc:r'i. as he
glanced ut the card. Decor Kimberly
What does !c NAN! here? He is not my doc
tor--SIotls is my doctor. What docs this
Kimbersv want le:e -
Il lie wishes to see you on business, he
SAYS, sir, replied the servant.
g Business business. curse business =
I've retired from it, But show him in-show
him in: and l'rn be ready TO shove him ont
again - and the tone Of tho old man was Il,
curt as his words.
The servant bowed and left the room.-In
:. few moments he rrturnnh n.h'ri"r" nluiu.
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LISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.

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so on liberal ter,ns-it being understood that con-
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legitimate business of the firm or individual con.
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hold their offices for the term of six years
but the President shalnot be reel: :iGle. Tile
President and Vice President shall be clcctet
rs follows: +
.. Each State shall appoint, in such m;aal
ner as the legislature thereof may direct,ff
number uI electors equal TO the whole numlfl
OF Senators End Representatives to which the
State may be entitled in the Congress bat
no Senator or representative, or person hoh
ing III office OF trust or profit under the Con,
l.dcrate States, shall be appointed an ecctpr
3. The electors shall meet in their resp,c
tive States anil vote by ballot for President
anl Vice President. one Of whom, at leitt
shall not be an nhabilant Of the same St:tc
with themselves they shall name in thal
ballots the person voted for as President, and
in distinct ballots the person voied fer as Vic,
President, and they shall make distinct liz s
OF all person: yoed for as President, and d
:lli persons voted for US Vice President, and
Of the number Of Votes for each, which.list
they shall sign and certiry aud transmit, seal
I'd TO the government Of the Confederate
States directed 10 the President Of the Sea-
ate; The President of the Senate shall, in the
prcscnce Of the Senate and House of Repre-
srnla.cS. open all the certificates, and the
votes shall then be counted; the person hav-
ing the greatest number Of votes or President
shall be the President if such aumber bG o
majority OF the whole number OF electors .p4
pointed: and if no person haze srch majority,
;cn. from the persons having the hiS htst
Numbers, not exceeding three, cn the list OF
those voted Tor rs President, tle House OF
| REPRESENTATIVES shall choose i,nmediate j, by
ballot, the President. But in choosing Ihe
President the votes shall be t,.ken by Stass,
the representation from each State having fne
vote a quorum Tor this purpose SHALL conIst
o.! q ncmbor or members from t~o.thIrdsof
the States AID u majority Of all the Staes
,halI be necessary 10 Il choice. And II Ae
House Of Representatives shall not chCo3 q
President, whenever tie right Of choice shsll
layolye up1n thcm, b.turc the fourth dAyof
March next following, then the Vice presiGnt
snail ACT ;ls President, as in case OF the deah,
or other constitutional disability Of the P.rsi-
dent
4. The person having the greatest numcr
oi vote: rs Vice President shall be the Y he.
President, il such number be Il majorit!oi
The whole II lnbprof electors appointed; nd
ii no person heyc +. majority, then, from he
Two highest nu!nhels Un tie list the Sente
.l.all choose the Hiccl President: quonm
!or the purpose shall consist Of two.thir3 of
;he wh ,Ie number Of Senator's. anu Il ma|ri-
~ Of the whole number Shall be ncccssarJto
= choice.
j. Bat no pcrsoa consiilulionaly ineligible
70 ill.,. ciiice Of President shall be eligible
To that Of Eicc-Presicnt OF the Contede.te
States.
8. The Congress may determine the inc
II ch.n,.img ir electors, anl the day on w!ch
thry chalI give their votes; which day sail.
h: the sane throughout the Coniedeatc'
States.
I. No l,crson exc. pit Il natural horn cifen
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