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INnIANA LRals,ATUnE-


ANeAAhAPOLlbi Jan. 20.
TIE Senate to, day passed the following
resolution reported by the Committee on
Federal Relations by vote Of 20 to8-tWo
Democrats voting with the Republicans:
Resolved, That as we have not In fact
contributed in any degree 70 bring about
the stale Of things which threatens to re-
suit in en- overwhelming calamity, snd un-
psrAlleled crime, we will not hereafter dc
any act or acts that will tend 10 weaken
the bonds Of this Union, violate the Consti
tuition Of the United Staies, or oppose or
otherwise interfere with any Of the laws
passed under and by authority Of the same.
Resolved, That the maintaining the rights
Of States, and especially the right Of each
State TO order and control ils own domestic
Institutions according to It's own ia gment
exclusively, Is essential to that balance of
power on which the perfection ald endur-
ance Of our political fabric depends, aud
that we, aB portion Of the people, will
abide By, maintain and uphold both in theo-
~ aud practice, aud in view Of thefaot, that
several Of the States in the Federal Union
have placed themselves in en- attitude OF
hostility towards the Government in our
opinion, without justihable cause, therefore,
be Il i'I
Resolved, That ell firm, wise, digni6ed
and patriotic measures having for their OBJ
ject the preservation Of the Union and the
maintenance Of national authority under
the Constitution Of the United States,
whether adopfed By the present or incoming
administration, should be sustained with
hrmness and determination, aud in behalf
of the people of the State Of Indiana We
freely pledge to the Federal Government
whatever Of power or purpose large and
patriotic state should contribute in an effort
70 preserve the only Government on earth
wherein the rights Of man constitute Il
foundation of its laws and measure Oh
lie civil authority. sf .s
Resolved, That the citizens and repre-
sentatives Of Maryland, Delaware, Virgin
ia North Carolina, Kentucky, Missouri and
Tennessee, who have Patriotically resisted
the progress Of secession, are entitled TO
the admiratiOn and gratitude Of All other
Union loving men.
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lEA1LRoAn UoNYENFION.

y -l4AAaAoa-i a-A-s 80
TheR R. Convention Of the Eve eastern
and western trunk lines has adjourned to
meet IN New York on the 25th FEBRUARY
next
A schedule Of rates for freight between
all eastern and western points was adopted
and restores the figures Of The st. Nicholas
Hotel and Saratoga meetings, with q slight
variation In regard to passengers.
The hrst and second sections Of the agree
ment then entered into, making the iaFes
uniform and dispensing with runers, were
re-aHrmed.
The fact was developed in the course Of
the deliberations that freight from the south
and southwest, with the exception Of cotton,
had greately decreased, while the move
ments Of produce from the Northwest and
central west north Of the Ohio river we're
unusually large.
an the roads report increased receipts
over those Of January, 1850 Some Of them
very heavy, and IS an instance, il vas men
toned that the Baltimore and Ohio, the
most Southern Of the I've great lines, and
the increase Of which is less than the others,
shows an enlargement in revenue on east
ward freight Of SIS, 600 for the first twenty
two days OF the present month over the
similar footing Of last year.
A general falling of vas reported in pas
senger receipts and western bound freighls.
Much Of the produce movement is for Eu-
rope. All the five lines are deriving IN
creased business from the diversion Of the
cotton Of the Southwestern States from the
Southern Atlantic and Gulf ports.
The Convention included the leading rail.
road minds Of Massachusetts,, New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky,
An excellent feeling prevailed, and the
prospect of eastward business was regarded
as encouraging. All parties seemed earnest
ly unanimous for the settlement Of the
nationsl difficulties, and the Crittenden
plan, or its equivalent, met with general
approval Members Of the Convention have
exerted Jheir best Efforts with their respec
tive Members Of Congress aud others, to
secure Cancellation and peace. iif
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FROM GEORGIA.

EsEtf MiEtEpaEviLLK, Jan. y.
- A number Of resolutions were offered aud
adopted Including the following
One, appointing y committee Of 10 to report
on the power OF the CohventOn 10 reduce the
number Of the N, mbeu Of the LegiJlature; an
other, that Georgia will demand ner share OF tbs
public property Ahdanother, niedging the STATE
10 pay the carriers for transporting the malls
In future. And the Instructions Of the commitlee
TO report an ordinances authorizing aeouneil oi
aasety.
SIX dolegatos entered their protest against the
ordinanoe q secession, but pledged their lives
4 rtuues and honor h defence OF Georgia,agaiust
coercion ana Invasion. .s.I. Ii. sI
An ordinances duolarlng all white persons Of
The State at The time Of the adoption OF the Or
dineneo of secession ioiiizens without regard 70
their place Of nativity, or the length OF their
residence 10 the State was referred,
A long letter was presented uom the Post
master OF Savannah, detailing the evils Of q
change Ia the present postal ufhiH.
An ordinance Was adopted, providing for the
execution Of sentences passed BY the Federal
courts and the execution OF processes issued BY
the same courts aud 70 preserve the indictment
An ordinances was olered and made the ~ clal
orisr for 10 morreW. Continuing N force all the
federal laws IN relation 20 the African slave
trade. IL will Be- unanimously adopted.
Hon. VIM. G. FGEoF was appointed Commiss
icner to louisiana and Gen. Sanford Commits
The proceedings today In the Convention
was Interesting The galleries were open to yis-
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TELFtfRA rHIC
Yesterday AfternOon's RepOrt
CoNeREssIONAL.
WAsnrEoToS, Jan, 2s

HOUsE.
Mr.. ColIaz called up the Post Route bin,
which passed the House last session, snd
was returned from the Senate with amend
mens, which were now considered and
nearly all agreed 70, including provssion
for procuring and furnishing enc cent
stamp wrappers and envelopes, requiring
letters which have been advortiaed % be
returned 70 the dead letter office within
two months.
Letters for the seaboard 70 be retsined
for longer period under The Post Once
regulations unelaimed.
Money from The Dead Letter 06ios 10 be
spplisd 70 The efficiency Of that Bureau.
Mr. Colfax said the Committee on Post
Roads recommended non oonuurreuce 20
the Senate proposing TO limit lhe comPen
sation Of railroads carrying the mails 70
$500 per mile per annum for first GLASS
$50 second GLASS; $40 third class Speed
not 10 be greater than 20 IL and IL miles
respectively for each class.
This would save the Treasury S855,000
per annnm; but the Committee think that
such reduction would nov have the eject
Of endangering the present system.
ar. Sherman gave bic reasons Why be
hoped the amendment should be Adopted
having in view 70 ecohomise
Mr. Branch opposed it, The compensa.
tion was now inadequate, The reduction
would induce the Contractors TO refuse the
contracts. There was no power here 70
control the speed os cars.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

~ eoAAAANAllf Al
The following paper prepared BY Representa-
tatiye Montgomery was to-day circulated In the
House, ana among Others has been signed By
Messrs. BoCoCk and Martin Of Virginia, Sickles,
Florence. No tgomery and Clemens:
We the underSiged Of the Sfth Congress, con
Vinced By the various votes taken on the several
propositions presented for our Consideration from
time % time that there Is no hope that any meas
between the sectiO-s OF our country can receive a
vote Of constitutional majority and as none OF
the present members were elected In view of the
existing troubles and believing that In time OF
SO great peril Il Is proper to refer this uuestion
70 the people OF our several districts propose that
the members Of this Congfess shall resign 10 take
effect on the 2lst Of July, and that we immc-
diately provide for the election Of our successor
By the people Who shali assemble here on the
22d day Of Febru sry next, and to these represen-
tatves bearing the instructions Of the people the
various propositions Of compromise nov pending
and hereafter 70 be proposed shall be referred.
he election Is not 70 interfere with the officers
ana employees of this House.
me House Committee on Elections to-day
seEeed upon unanimous report confirming AIr.
5ickies N the retention Of his seat -Tsat q
a naFgl ofncer left Washington several days
Wv lOI OF Fiekens, with such Instructions Us
~ ~ prevent collision with the Florida aut1cri
dispatch from Gov. Piekens saws that the
best nnderStanding exists between IIni. Apderson
ana the Soutn carolina authorities, and there 4
no apprehension Of immediate hostilifies.
The friends Of the Virginia Peace Proposition
asstgn as reason for pressing il on the attention
OF other border slave States that il WI have he
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.PENNsYLVANIALE LEGIsIATUHE,
HARR1sBuRaH. Pa, Jan. 2.

y
The Republicans Of the House favorable
to the repeal Of the obnoxious provisions in
the penal code relating to the rendition OF
fugitive slaves, held caucus to-day
Twenty four we're present Il is reported
that their vote, combined with that Of the
Democratic members, viii carry the repeal
through the House.
Mr.. Armstrong, 3 Republican, made 3
speech in the House favoring the Crittsn-
den amendments. It produced a very pow
erful effect, and was the finest effort made
this session in either House.
P. M.-The House has passed the Senate
resolutions, declaring attachment TO the
Union, and that the Constitution has sufi
cient power TO maintain the integrity of the
Union. The resolutions we're passed BY 3
strict party vote. Amendments favorable
to 3 compromise we're rejected.
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ARRIVAL OF THK ARGGO.

NV 1oREs Jan ..
The steamship AFago brings London papers Of
the 9Th and $3.50 100 Il specie.
The Bohemian, from Portland. arrived at Lon.
donderry on the eth and the Etna, from New
York. at Queenstown on the same day. a
GAEIA, 6tl.-Shells thrown BY the Sardinihns
penetrRted the room over that occupied By the
King. His Ministers insist that be shall remove
his quarters. Shells also reach the central hospi-
tai.
COEsTANTrEoPLE, 2d.-Hungarian and Polish
Garibaldian volunteers are arriving At Peru on
their way 70 the Danubian principaiities
VIEzEA, Wednesday, Emperor prOclsims
a very comprehensive amnesty for Hungary,
TransylTaHiR, Croatia and Slavonics.
The general afairs Of the Bank Of France were
discouraging. The American panic affected
France equally with England. IN
American stocks were dun in England, espe-
The City Of Washington sailed from Liverpool
on the 9th, with nearly half million in specie.
Ihe AragO was IN company with the City Of
Warrington on the 18th iaTd
RoME, January b.--Plaeards were posted ex
hoTtng the Romans 70 await the arrival Of the
sardinianS. The Geapolitan troops were order
ed home ~.
A depot of arms has been discovered in the
IayEzzFoOI, Jan. 9. Brsadstufs quiet and
steady.
Provisions dull.
LoEDoss Jan s.--Business In breadstqds near
Y suspended, owing TO the continued severe
cOnsols for money, o. 5-s98lK.
Erie shares a29Ss Illinois Central s2938 dis
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NEyE YORK nIARKET-JAN. as.


FL0UR-Common and medium grades have again
declined Sc pr Der bDl with only moderate demand
for ex port and hume consumption. The hrmness Of
the freight market materially cheeks the export de.
mand; Market closing hsavy with hOldsrs disposed
70 realize.
sses i1Iuo bbla, at slS5S575 for supsrfns state:
s. 355l5 Tor extra state. S5,l5d5,15 for superhns
western; S5,so9,B, tor common to medium extra
WESTERN aud S5-7O95,75 for shipping brands extra
round hooped Ohio.
OANADIAR FLOUR Dull, and scaroelv o.,
hrms. Sales are 800 bbla at Sa4O97,25 for common
70 choioe extra. tF1r
RYE FLOUR - Limited request, At Ss,4Oat, 20
for common 70 chUice euperhue.
CORN nTEAIs-Dull and heavy, Sales iOo bbls
kiln dried western az S.
WHISk Y-MaTket rules heavy. Sales are $50
bbs Al lso, and small lots 1t lSAc
WHEAG-HeaTy and l92c PER buBhei lower,
with shipper not very anxious TO purchase at
the decline. Sales are LOO hu G0od Chicago gprinE
at 10; 1900 bl Millwaukee club q, 81 i26i -:
llO00 bu amber Iowa az III $50 bu mixed sprnq
70 Sl15; lo 400 bu wint-r red western ct 81 ~ a.
white western at Sl.45i prime white Califarnia at
Sl,55
RYE-Quit with triling sales, at 70R75c.
BARLEN-Quiet and hrai at 6s6ac.
CORN-Heavy and prices have again slightly de-
elined. Sales - N bush At 6Sb6gc for old mixed
western in store aud delivered 655fl67 n for new
do, at the railroad depot and deli cred; 6s70c for
new yellow southern and T5GT7e for trihing lots Of
choice white southern. rIf
(sATS--Dull A. S6137c for western and Canadian,
and s7laS8c for state.
PORK-Markst Hrmer for mess with fair de-
EI7s7a8 Tor mess; Sls6ls,2 - for haaTy uninspect-
ed mess; Sls3 for eeari Sl3 for prime SO for old
BRRF-Markst quiet and unchanged. Sales 800
bbll 81 $4,IS960 country primes SS,7S96,25 country
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wAsHlNeroN mArrEHs.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. ..
Suspicious have been excited in official
circles here relative to the manufacturing
At Chicopee and elsewhere in Massscbu-
sets, Of bat ~ Of James Be Cannon,
for South CarOlins, and believed to be de
signed for the reduction Of Fort Sumter
Measures viii be ad0pIed to verify the
facts and arrest the reasonable work
Bills are being prepared By the military
and naval committees Of the House, and b,
the committee on ways and means; for i'm
mediately placing the country on 3 Wal
footing The President viii be suthorited
to cali for the enlistment Of volunteers and
q considerable number Of war steamer
win be forthwith ordered 70 be construct
cd.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

UHAhLksIOh, Jan. .,
The battery on Sullivan Island fred into a
boat on Monday night which approached with
muffled oars. The sentry warned them of
and then fired. The boat turned and went
away; soon after the boat hauled up at Fort
Sumter, one man saying he was wounded
badly.
Some say it was an effort to run the gaunt-
let of the sentry and spike the cannon; others
that they were deserteTs.
The Senate on Tuesday, refused to apprO-
pirate for a telegraph in harbor.
JEFF. Davis was expected to arrive here last
night. He is talked Of for President of the
Southern Confederacy.
The Sovereign Convention will be called.
The Governor is in receipt of many insult
ing, anonymous letters from the North.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, Jan. y.
The Senate Committee on Federal Relations
reported that & law to prevent search for run
away slaves in Massach usetts, would be in viola
ton of the Constitution of the United States.
The same Committee reported that the militia
laws of the commonwealth were in conformity
with the Federal laws
Gov. Andrews sent in message to the House,
incOsing a communication from Col. Jones, Of
the Sixth Regiment rendering the services Of
the regiment to the Government; also, q similar
offer from Major General Sutton and staff.
The Light Artillery National Lancers, and
numerous other efficient military corps of the
State, have voted nearly unanimously to respond
TO the call for active service.
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gsIlzHG
GaEa GazEIEIzga
MRS. NLIsLOW.

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
BentB TO the attention Of MOtherui her
9th ING SYRuP =
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mos ss,@alo.oo ior ra1aokod Nos. slomaio75

msss ss,OoaioloO ior rspaekod mess SfoMGi075
for extra mall. KY
PklME fBHs HERF-Dull and nominal
nkkE II ahfR-FiFm; $3.50 for western. if
pUT ATSf-Market sfeOdy with fiir demand;
sales lao paet lagos a. sc shUudsrsi gk08Hc hams.
81 10, ftFr E .I-.- ~
lHOGs-Msrket hrmsr at 7K@74e corn fed drosa.
eui hnn oltg lor iva .Lrt FIa5
SMOKED MEAT9-Market hr ner at lO1l7Ho
iof hams; sfAe4o for shoulders; i0c for sides
BACON-hArs et hrm safes are ~ boxes at %
for Western and cumberand5 ~ Tor city long ribbed
mddle1.
LARD-Markot scarcely 90 Armsr With demand
leaa active, sse- arv 40 bba ~ M lOtfc for Prime
steam kettle RENDERED western. -
BUTTBR- selling a lq0sIio ior Ohio, l4Gz
CHEEsF-sta.dy At paIoKs. .Ifi
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKRT-JAN. 2s.

FLOUR-steady and quiet. No sales reported
WHEAT-ssles / car red IRON store at sIO9; J
do at 81 TO- and car white on track at Sl,ls.
CORN-sale car common at size, at d cars do
on track at sso
OATS-Quiet at 25c.
HOGs-Havs advanced and are selling at a range
Of s5s7za6 sO-the latter was paid freely for good
heavy hogs.
PORK-Mess Is quiet and firm at sI5r5O.
LARD-Sale kegs at s5kc.
BUTTER-sale bbls at lie.
POULTRY-salss boxes chickens at 6e6S, and
600 lbs do at 6]8e
FRUIT-Sale $1,000 lbs dried apples at 5'Ec.
sEEDS-sale 20 bus Glover al $3.50.
EGGS-Dul at I4c.
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PRICE,
ALSO sPEc1FICA

Roa EsrHHA o. PEIH5IC.-- Oppressed, Dihleult,
Labored Bresthing, attended With Cough and E1pec-
toration Prizes, 50 cents per box
Roa EAA DIBCHARgB AID DIAIIEas--DiEeharge
from he Ear The result Of Scarlet Fever, Mease
MercuFials For EolBes 10 The Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, end Ringing II the Ears End Ear-aci'e.
Price 80 oents per box
Fo6 BcaoFULA--Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and IN.
durated Tonsils swelings and Old Uleers sc1ofuoua
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 50 cent5 per box.
FoB GEEERAL DBILETT. Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhsusting Discharges Price, 20
senla per box
FoB DROPsE-FluId Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ngs With Seanty secreti0ns Price, % cents per box
Foa SRA A-sI0EEEs.-Deathy Sickness, Vertigo, Eau-
go, Vomiting Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 50 eents per box
cub DiRcut Painful Urination, Dissasea Of the Kid
neys Price, 50 oeHts per box.
EoA aEnUh ENIsuOEa-lnYOluntary DischarEal
and Consequent ProstrHtion and DEBILITY, Bad Re
Eults Of EVii HabiB The most successful and eih-
oisnl remedy known, and may be relied upon a.
cura Price With full directions, 81 per box
Persons Who wish 70 place themselves under the
professional care, or 70 seek advice Of Prof HUh-
PERETs can do 90, at his once, 66a BroAdWayi daily
from AN. 70 Pm, or BY letter.
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LoulsIANA LRaLsLATURK.

- - hA.oN hopoal jan -
The Governors Message was reaa IN the Legls.
lature to-day. Tie says her enemies will dnd
throughott Louisiana, we are one people, Que
heart, one mind, end are no 70 be cRioled In
70 the abandonment Of our lights, and not to be
snbdned, -la.
All hopes are atGu enL, and disuniOn between
the North and Suula Is not 70 be healed. AL
propolitious Of N derate men have been con
iempiU0nsly rejected They OF the North eie
for ooefeion mere Is no longer any doubt OF
he Wildom that the policy which demands the
contiel shall be settled now. .4r sa fT
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THE STATE OF OHIO, In Court OF Common
UuyHhoss County, -. Plsas.
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FRO1T FLORIDA.

PENsAooLA, Jan. q.
A salute Of IS guns was fred from Fort Baran-
cas- to-day, in honor Of the Lone star Gag Of
Florida
Two Columhiads have been mounted at Fort
Pickens. Fort McRea was being invested, and
the guns are manned By the allied forces Of Flor.
ida. Alabama and Mississippi.
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AoFIoN oF NoRrH oARoLRA.

.f r hALElehs n W Jan. u
The call f0r q Conven ion is more doubtfal, on
account Cfdlsag gresment d1 to time One party
q for hasty, aud TIE other for deioerste action.
The Senate agrees on the 2lst Of February as the
time 70 elect delegates, which date viii probably
kiil Il on tia third reading. It was debated Ia
tbs House 70 day hut no action was taken. North
Carolina will prove conservative, but rot sub
missive. Every one Is for secession, r. becomes
facar1aFw ~ 'H'..
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M ASTER COM MISSI0NkR'S
lVL sAkE.- Pursuant 10 th6 command OF a Plu
order of .eio Issued from the court Of Common Pleas
iOr guyah0Ra county, Ohio, upon ths 18th ddy Of De-
eetfbert otu % aIr action herein pdndug, gherein
ETA glapp ~ y piaIpLlnt ana Henry l.. " nitmau,
Susan " httnidn, John 7. htWtoh ~. r. Keith. John
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance. CON pauy, ars de-
Fnaants, shall, the 18th day OF January, l3hl at
Two cock P. d II The door OF the Court House IN
eAld Co ntJ expose for sale at public auction, tbs
ing aeecribed lands and tenementa, 70 VII:
. situate IN the township 0f Brooklyn, being num-
ber seven ~ In the tmrueenth range " townships In
the Come 'tcut Western RsserFe in the stsue OF
Ohio, enh Whish i aso IN the county u Cuyahoga,
and i've (25), two hundred and ak f2D6l four hum
drod and sixty (t6il, seventy i've (7a ana twenty
seven tE7)s in bafber Lora's UnbdiTili0n In ohio
City, nov Cleveland, la the anma more or less but
gubiect 20 all legal highWss"
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Bos10N, Jan. %.
Chas T. Evans, freight agent, and Z. T. Evans
have been arrested here on The eharse Of defraud.
ing the Pennsylvania b. r. Co., by not account
ing for tickets sold
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NV oRIEAss. Jan. p

Vera Cruz adyices to the 10th are received.
II was reported that some Of 1Iiranopis prip.
cipai olhcers5 including the Minister Of Foreiru
Relations, had been captured By the Indians al.
50 Miramon, who subsequently escaped killing
three Indians.
Juarezstsrted on the 5th for the capital, to Is
fablish the Liberal Government.
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ouR REnIEpIEs HY MAM.

Look over tha list; make up 3 eass ef What Kind
you choose and lncose The emount fn current note
cF stamrl ey mail 70 our address, q 662 Broadway
New Yofk and The medicine Wil be duly returned b
mal or expreas free Of charge s.
AaEHTS WANTED We desire An EoeVe, sfieisni
ARsut for The sale Of our Remedies b every town
community 10 tie United States. Address d.. Hulf
PHzITa 4 Co. No. 500 BsoADWAT NEW-YoEE
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L. W. Sackrider, Churchill 4 Bro, and Benton
Bros, Cleveland; W. F. Wooster, Elyria; Dr. }.
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, WOostsr; Geiger
= Barr, Canton;. Or. Kelly ounglsown; and all
the DruHg Store in Akron, RaVenua, Warren, Can
held ChardOn, Jefferson, and Ivy DTuggists and Dea-
leara IN almnst aLarN town and EiLlaEa In ONO
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MASTER COMMISSIONER'S

IND q . = II - W lTIILLJJLNTINl y = =
lEl SALE.-Pursuantt to an ord r Of sale issued 10
me n I'm the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyahoga
county Ohio, in action therein pending, Wherein
Thomas CallOW is plaintiff, a0d John Herdman, ma
~ herlman, William stacy aud cynthia n stacy
def-ndant5, shall on the nth day q January
le6I Al i've o'clock P. H., NJ tbs door Of the CUut
House. IN said county, expose for sale Al public sc
to wit:
ssituats In the City Of Ulsveland county Of Cuys-
hOga, aud State OF Ohio, known Hs sub lot numbet
eighty nine (sy 10 s. s. stones subdivision Of part
Of original lot fifty (0) Brooklyn township, be the
sana more less subject 70 all legal highways.
Appraised value 500 J. 81 GkAhhisi
u NJ Jones' Esq+ Master COmmr.
pItn1a Aitlr- dac2I laill.al.