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NEW lNFIRnARY.
DR.. REY Ids u 4.
THE uNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR

a d Il II Il N u b 49, I. ,
THE uNRIyALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends aad The public that he has rened
and completely fitted Inrmary the spaeons and ele
mansion, Nol9 Baronue between Canal and Com
Streets he will all hs attention to the CURE
Of CANCERS in their forms, Scald Heads White Swell
Gngs, and Ulcers of every description. E$S$S &}
He refers with much pleasure to the annexed certificate OF
MADAM A. CHAPPELL. awel known and highly respect
able lady Of this city: $sn KS. + So = ,s{ eEe 4
Is Isl ~ n tCopy Of Cerifeate,l 4 \ ~
sE 5g&t 555y.E n , NEW ORLEANS, Oct. H. 1861.
This TO certify that the undersigned, resident of the city
of New Orleans for number Of and now residing at No
2 Erao street, had been for long time afflicted with Can
in her breast In order TO have it removed the under
signed applied c Dr. Warren Stone who operated it thIee
different times without efsctng cure. subsequently, APP
piled DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
eectssy removed and perfect cure made take
this Of doing Justice Dr. Reynolds aud in order that
others similarly afflicted avail themselves Of his valuable
services. sS & yegsFtHt5 ,&,5f Say AS
nil If h45 s. A. CHAPPELB !
ETvNEfNN sfSrCtn. SJIppTNG AtsENTf
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- TsnTrJss
- a 3 = - s.
athA III mi 3fftwtN MfXfkH.
- y = - -. - y
sss Icasscss1 orrscs, NsS 10 Camp street.
MI s IN H. ~ I, weI.
~ ,tha sssaE raw COS
80 q Nv. s.e
.ng nase, "a sac;sl interests.
80 Z. mn ~ the
81 g,rs one q Tho
ase $50 i, ,scsrd M. settle.
= II. 49, M raleyed nur nan
q ). II Ynueh
s..s disauissions
~ I. pnoa feelnr II Ill
~ s Inn IN ai,,ournmept d sne Legs
M auitst;on and
80 M 49,. a,5 I'M conrnunity
ss II pos
81 a. 4, yed
s ssr MA from
Nanp Of our
lar the
u, 49, NO., d tat some
NJ II, {. ~ mi.
bSch their
a ars M sufsring,
81 b m aonht3 whether that
~. Is snnaal Il srms 81 through
H.. Z s,hs n I,lnnacv Il Isad Is hos
M Nh ,fafnnet Union and Great
III. 3 i n, ,,ort readily nut than easily
.s;sS Il, ssTss, attends tie course
~ n n, he meantime, III will
- III ~ an community, banks,
MI, m, III, M u deyiSte from TIE
Ss;s ~ n NM Nh ri
III S, acme Improvement ia d
i, ~ In week. The
N M bales Il cotton, the
a has aalea into tedt,isi
.t,l M M, 3 nf,r
ri Il I. h,blv ccantahIe viii .pro.
4. 81 thano small Is
m, M xvspt
Ia III Il, s,,,,a q, ssss have baen
,.,,i. tl,ap IA Mo cores
asst year when Tie Yankee markets
Z sisS uxsf wsrs. opar III ss. The transac.
f;,,,s nm zach 500 hopsheads ii sugar and
m. bsTrsis u aeainst $500 boesheads
~ q. and 1900 barrels molasses for she same
l..t ,sat IInfortrnatety far the trade If our
NV ation direct Win Mobile has
~ Y, clSssd IN Isssian NM lance which most
n nterferes tbe rreat sarar trade. It
IN. A. I'M Il. II len II might with 90
staxv l;stiss ifure tbrourh tbe Nav Deuart
4 snsntts picsmond Asye been Kent OMEN, h
Ths re,,erh iob5inr IL wholesale trade offers
nothina ioy rsn,srk stbis evening. some FEW deal
4 III ~ m. e,,os have done ~ little business with
Tam ssses ma srocera haye Few orders now
a.,a tRsn NJ apDears. however. that Tie country
a gaftinr aiona vers well without The usual sur.
Z niles II Nv England eommodities. The depriva.
HUI doss Dpt sppsaE to be attended with any
serious ejfects. The clothing trade is inactive.
me demand i chiefly fof Ii dinary qualities tie
gto eks ~ Which are rnnuing yery low Bfoadcloth
{ sn;ts do hi appear Id demands III the war CON
4irlues j ye,r sthe tuble VIII ascertain tbs
HUI thsa ths broad o,hs, cassimeres and yesthgs
sl,oas Sst Il isot - nave III liz appliances
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sttarire Sntelllgel,fe.

'4&s CRESCENT orYIck, No. 10 Camp Street,
Monday Morning January z 1862 !
Arrived Saturday.
Steam BOATS. r Im
Republic, Clark, fm Memphis.
Golden Age, McCrindeG, FIN Memphis.
Era No. 4, Kouns, FIN Alexandria.
: Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonyille.
Arrived Yesterday.
Stenrnnoats. -,.4 E.
Peytona, Landrum, I'm Memphis.
TW Roberts, Fulton, I'm Williamsport.
Lafourche, Dugas, I'm Donaldsonvile.
] A Gotten, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Barataria, Roll, I'm Barataria.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4 IT,. Ms b a u '3 CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE, ~
a. a. City of New Orleans, July T. 1855.
u. sE No 2I29.] So.
pES3LFED; That the Comptroller be and
H. he hereby authorized and required 10 give notice. by
Standing The ociai that IN
3d. 1884 the Council win the c:y unless
under authority Of from the Comptrosr In
accordance with the ordinance referred TO.
: ~ 3Signed1 Ftt2 E. L. TRACY, -5zs
-' Fresfdsnt Board Of Assist a ldermsn.
I {Signsdl- ' So L. q. PLACE.
-D" = +" .. w. President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 7s, 1856
jSisnsdl jOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor. "a
Thesttenon the officers Of city and Of the is
H. If='h ssfr-s II @. W. CULBERTSON,
iylhtf t;on,tiIrcfer fitr nf New 'srisens.
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slso2=s, ~ 3sl7,sQt,slst !.
kaeaas . long saa alasty q

sSf1 - 5gg S4,S4S95g 9 S413y96I
The following is the amount Of treasury notes on
hand which are included III the general cash as
sets, These treasury notes are included IN the de-
post line, and represent resources to the amount
thereof no the line Of deposits must be added the
currency deposits with the Southern Bank say
s7s52 $50 which makes the deposit line count up
S2a 73g. 7sS propers /; 81 ,s5 slss ~, ID
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RENrHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO., DEALERS II
Fsasy ssa staple LIZ Gsoas, No ll6 Canal street.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
fnrrectsd EXPRESSLY for the New Orleans Daily Grescen
SfeRnnnntnn.I

MA1ORALl aLs.-xrss Ia
MAyoRALIY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Common Council of the city of New Orleans
mo. ssss.]
ReSolte Tha. the Surveyor be and e
military to Il sheiq ns s ~ d4 OH IKE
,lsss a PLANE Rape''e' in direct line
ls,sn.a, President p e. tsn a E9sfS Of Aldermen
resident pro ten Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ia2I St Isignsdl - JOHN T. MONROE, Nnvar.
hesoSea hat The Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
ssaa @
Church fead he proper srsde agreesely Hs city
p 49,. - - ~
,GET President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen. '
tenn B9s1S d hAh ssan Aldermen
JAZZ Of [signsdl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor, |
mo. 5s9o.l
Rssore That permission be and the is hereby
to B. p I..bell TO establish blacksmith shop ateatien
street. Poet and Enshen streets provided the same
the pleasure Is, Of .1e Common Council
is,speai President pro FITS tsm k s94E4of Aldermen
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
issnsdI ~ JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor,
JAZZ. Of = MARION A. BAKER. Secretary.
App -. , ~ saT ~
T..
1 JAZZ St MARION A, BAKER, Secretary.
i MAYoKALIY OF NEW ORLEANS, J
| Common Council of the City of New Orleans. }
4 mo. 1851
10 resolution No 5s Of contraci for digging Cleaning
saHs fn s Tfss
5 feet Be and la the hfeny tn
with the parties per nOta act for the performance
4 saw wv fsipned1 JAMES BEGGs,
pro 'e B0srd I Of n A1sssa Aldermen
.nnroxe5 5s is pro tenn Board of Aldermen
ja5 gpi 81 Isisnsd} JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
i - !. mo. 5ss6.l
Reors That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
edto sell after five days notice ss official journal AZ h
old irou old lumber etc. now in the city depot corner OF
leans and Claiborne Streets ,.,,,s ,rrosj -.
President tenn BsaaoE g, assistant Aldermen
s'snse President pro & ts boara g. Adermen.
aRPsvsd 'an sesssa + 1857 JOHN MONROE Mayor
mo. 5ss7.l +5 -
Reolrs That The be aud he is hereby aaho
Hsssss sfas, G S sse'ns. furnished
assnP and @ M
"a Eossr bill gsat and services as member Centre
IsE5ss = pASSsSKks
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen
Npst''s isgRedl JOHN Il. MONROE, Mayor
/ A true copy: : z .-[ =
| ja24 81 80 .-s 81, MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
h 49,. TO Rakers. As .g
Il SIX MAYORAETY OF NEW ORLEANS,
i 49, CRY HALL, Jan. IS 1862,
ar To Bakers - The price OF sHperffn
Flour being this day nine dollars and serentyfye
SO Is per barrel bakersiare required during the
suing week. commencing MONDAY, 9th inst as follow
I viz; Second quality, or No. ~ r=
L Fifty ounces Of bread for 20 cents;
I | Twenty five ounces of bread for ~ cents; ri. ,
u Twelve ounces Of bread for cents &C.
The leaves the third quality. No. g. must weigh
: eighth more-that is to say: tIf Z
: I The 20 cent loaves ffty-sf ounces
1 The 10 cent loaves, twenty tght ounces;
+ The Scent loaves thirteen ounces 5E-4. -.
N. B. Bread of The First Quality, Fancy Bread, must
made Extra -four and the loayes shall exceed in weigh
pound and shall he made bafed and stamped require
: by ordinance DO. $3.50. NJ e.
1 | IT
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We present below the act Of the Legislature
relative to suits against the banks. There was 50
ranch debating and amending to the original bill,
SO many nterlinings that something of an import
ant error regard to the printed FORMS occurred.
The bill as enrolled and signed BY the Governor
reads as below lit will be observed that the sec
ond, third and fourth parag Of the first sec
Zion of the act Of 9Th February, 1872 suspend
ed and the several acts amending the same.
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WHITE. THps.. ID, sooKsELLEs AID SAT-
w TONER. No. ia5 Canal street.. Ire
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RpPTURES


rs7e7 from DR.. VI. r. MUS Editor Of the ysthu,i
vlonsegzs, Miss, May S. lsec.
Mr. rdts be easd h5s ssd s III.
painful disease. make the TinR statement
s'sPs s
s 81 @ sss e va
opinion mode q suggesting q
Ss nSo '1i as -
Gs fSe s NIT sAs sbo Sn ss mon m Apa
y!ored and row perfectly yell H.. This wss IL The a e %
ng II me work Of hsd hand rolling bags sta witteasee
isas who nave this '''s'' SR' 'o .s'saf s
Extract Letter Written Threa Years Previous
Above in reference to tfe ssnsboy
IssAaunNA Co.. Miss, May 2, lss7
s soy G | sugss f the 5s9s:s
much work as any man. ". II. MILLS, d.. D.
sieiaas ID ths f STATE q aissssppI
Dr. sher,nan-Iears Sir Isend the boy Ben ba e yoa
ss 5 q 90 lin sc Hn s ss s ssd ss
,s ssd a5a st 1s s fa5s him by s
'''' THos. ]. aARPER, MD.
nrTh letter in reference slave boy sbout yeEs
DID, WHO ruptured both sides and who atsec
returned sound. Tbs following explains itself: F.
V1cRsBuaa, MISS, May Z, lstG. Ii
Dear sirI send you my James TO apply him
Iuss a. has only been rptqrsd esh9rt time we car oen
tie confidence but having confidence in skill IN such
ters, send my son TO you.
DR.. BEIDEN,s OPINION.
;st FBw ORLEANS, jan. 6, 1855.
Samuel Davis, Esq.,; - l.Zu
SirIt that Dr. Shernan's applied
him. will give relief eacualy than any other. Ihbrs
1t tried to entire satisfaction know Of several cured
of it and the mixture recommend you get
bat be Dr. Sherman himself applies It much aepsn Cd
upou the fitting ~. #s e. BELDEN, ID. ..
4 NIL
having ruptued slaves that be Se
and be found at his office No 70 ST STREET
New Orleans relieve and all
by the application Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS CUE
ATTvE MIXTURE. ~ Fa uy6 lyaWM
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at ?. NJ.
gVIC&SRURG, NATCHiSz ANB NEW
HnS -. Orleans packet NatcheZ For Vicksburg pc
asoto Wsrrehon, Grand Gnif ST. Joseph, Rod
Water proof Natchez. Fort Adams Red
River Iaading Rayo Sara Baton Bouge Plaquemine Don
adsonve and all Intermediate way plantation IanhDgs-
The C. s. Nail PacRe steamer ATCHEH, I. T. Leat
es will leave For freight or passage apply
on board. - No
vIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
das sg Advertising Agent.
R1-Ths Saches connects Vcksbnrg with Ya2oo river
packets and DeSoto with the railroad for Trenton and Mon
roe, Onachta river
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.uYHsON, GEO. w. d Co, SHIPPING AGENTS.
II Rnd ComniEisn Merchants, ~ Camp greet T =
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DR., Sherman New Orleans ~ ~ ~
sThe boy George perfectly cured Of the rrpfu.e
the finest looking Deer Crack and 6sl
much work Us any man FIT. MILLs, H. d.
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Tot., T-es sy. notes u i sill $50 92i
Amount far lie week ending .sl s4 GOT
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Twins D. Masters, Trustee
for Thomas Qsayle, Pl'tf,
aus Va.
Theosors n Burton, BOD
feriek C8lkina, lhomal
Qusyle, Oscar A Burton,
Joel B. Oahoon, Thomas
OahoOn y illlAm A. Ing
hem, walls Portsr, Eils
hu NJ. Peck and Irvine
q, Masters, partners
under the name of Peck
\ Mtaifr1,Ii Robert Is.
Dennis and Josiah Bur.
ton.
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.88RNIN6 EIEADER:.
wE6NEsS1T @0EEfN6s NAY ,, Is6a
ID &c masleFIng q. b.

-l-- The or6er u1sssFine Col. BAuselRsn,of
the bsth Ohio Regiment out Of tetveS We
nm are pleased 70 learn from reliable authority,
has been revoked By order Of tbe Secret8ry Of
~, and hs has been feinstated In oomhspd
Of his regiment, The difficulty arose frpm q,
- Misunderstanding on the part, ,of Col, p. Of
ao--' tbe manner IL which the Yankees DO thlhesi
and when full explanation came q be made,
the mailer Vns settled @ the iPll satFt4ction
Of al. We are glad OF this, for the bravery
Taainiy57 bgIDol BaglehFil p Etlthe taking
ofFort Donelson, and the battle Of Pittsburg,,
fully proved him 70 be q soldier 10 whom
ikf & Gstraagbt AZ tbs taking Of Donsl-
son he detailed men from his regiment ta
1e'Jlks chsfR6 bf about ohe-hslf the secesh, and
brought whole battery In himself l--stStS
Soeliiot ovai
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N0TlEES.l

MASTERS SALE PURSUANT To
I'M .fhe bommahd Of deOtetai order 3 & sale a.
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyAr
hoga county, Ohio, az the suit Of John Plstner
against Sebastian HtiegerWald and others, 10 me
direetsdgI stAn Oft5ior for lald q pl6llo' auc
tion. az the door Of the Court House, N The City
Of Cleveland, ln ga county, on the sO,h day Of
May, 1892, attW0 O'Clock p. M, the following
described lands and tsnements, 70 wit:
pSiinate In tAe City Of Cleveland, IN the county
ei Chyahoga, knd stasa 81 Obtp a1a . l1oEn as
being the north half Of the following described
piece Of land, viz the east half Of City lot No.
one hundred and fWeniy aeYen .(l2I), Ia Barber
& Lords subd iVision IN the City Of 0hts former
ly so called, and bounded as follows: nOrthby lot
no. I28; east By York street, south By lot No l26
ahd wsatby nj Msst hslf Of said icf M I27, be
ing "a freet front on York street and 1l9 u sect
In depth. The lot hereby intended to be con.
Veyed being SO feet on York street l19 Gle feet
deep be the same more or less, but subject TO all
legal highWsyst Appraised at $500 .ug
GEO. H. WYMAN,
B. r. BEAv1s, Master Comm'r.
Pits Atty. q -.. .-.. .- .apF3G $50
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a NO1lr Rrpt4 rROr /. Noatv N.8-

O." A No8tR REPLT FRoH NoBLs MAR-
80 10. Gen. SigelsreosRay received an intimation
that soms Of hls countrymen were desirous
Of contributing toward q testimonial for bis
bensaL Bis reply was, that If his country
-H f1en Wero desiTOus Of doing something that
iisa would be appreciated hF him, they could do
pcthing more itting or appropriate than to
~ raise Soms sac, 900 or $50 0OO for the benefit
81 of the families Of German volunteers
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HAtb uP ron CANDIDATE The 0itcle-
vine Union understands that. it is ths pur-
pose OF the Hon. s. s. Cox 70 removed that
city and District with q view OF hSng, q
candidate foEs O01gress. The interonba is,
thst no man IN the Democratio rGnkBiln
: PiokSWsy, Ross, Fairfield, Honkingy Perry
z sllid Pike & quEli6ed 70 lbadithe Denocracy
toe Fsproasnt them In Oougress.-6gpitel Cdr
lesS oa -ItTe ulflE
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81, GBIBWuLD,
Plaintiffs AttOrne,
April SO, 1s62.S99
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NOTIOE-THE UNDBRstGNED has
In bssn d ely app0inted Executor q the la1e WIN
oounty, Ohio. deoeas8d. All perso1l indebted 90
ihs estate arc requested 70 make n, ,mectato pay
f1snff sd tho5s haYlh7 claims agulvst the Eamo
nm pfsa9nt thsm 10 thS gpsd Eor ell0Wanoa,
alzHiSd AABoN HARoHA = Resa1l.
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In eEtent 70 England with pop
ulation Of ,I23 $50, and q soil capable Of sup
porting 90, 900 900. No State In the valley Of
the Mississippi offers So great an inducsment 70
the settler as the State Of nlinois- There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil 80 admirably combine 70 produce
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lyl RALE.-Pursuant to an order Of sale to me
directed from tue Court Of Common plfHa fIr Ouya-
hoga County, IN the STATE ef Ohio, In an action
therein ppndiug wherein Ssmugl Hsyman q plain
t and EenrY e. Abbey, administrator Of the estate
Of Robert arkG deceAsed, and other8, ara defend
door Of the COURT House II said county on the 2lth
day Of Mays 1852, OOmmencipg At O'Clock r. H, the
following descri BED lots OF land situate IN the city
Oompa rs PHI ohassl and numbered and appraised
-
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NTOTIOE.-WILLIAM sLADE AND 10.

NTOpLOB.-MlLLAAM bLADE AND 10.
~ SEPHINE L. sLADE, non residents of the
State Of Ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on the 25th day Of April, 1859 iilei his
petition In the Court Of Common Pleas, CUya.
hoga county Ohio, Btating that on the 9Th day Of
October, 1858, the said William Slade exhcuted
and delivered to Little Keyes his six pTOmisOry
notes Of that date for the sum Of $500 % each
with annual interest Mt six per cent. unul due,
and ten per cent annual interest after due paya-
bic one on April I, 1861, and the other i've each
yearly thereafter; that on said October 4tb 1855,
to secure the payment of said notes the said VIII
delivered to said Little { KeyBs q mortgage deed,
thereby conveying tQ said Little & Keyeb, their
heirs and assignees, the following debcribed
premises. Situate in said Cleveland being Lot
No. l, in Block No two, and and on the north
easteTly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets,
in said Cleveland said lot being As feet frpnt on
Huntington street, and 40 feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed 70 said Slade
by said Little Keyes That plaintiff d now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage,
and that there is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William 8lade S439 IS with annual in
teFest after October "a 1881, as ten per cent. on
Sla4 q, and on S242 90 after April 4, 1862 at ten
per cent. and the annual interest at six per cent
on $4,000 after October 4, 1858, until dpe, and
ten per cent. after due '-t- -aa'
The object and prayer of said petition : TO re-
cover the amount due on said notes, andito sub
ject said mortgage premises to pay the tame
Said defendants are required to answer said peti
tion en- or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the fFst publ
cation of this notice,
'e'-a r. HOVEK, Flaintif's 's Attorney.
Cleveland April % l862sSQI
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HOME MANUFACTURES. J

ME- MAN UFAOTURE-
III The German Woolsn MAnufaotnftnE COM
panys Hurlbufig Bicek, Ontario street, have con-
eluood % nel the dFat lot Of woolen goods manu-
a0t1red IN Olspe Land, at retail In order % NEE.
thoiE make. ~.
a Varisty of patterns are ready for Bal6 & low
priee1 4nd the cit tlen1 GensTaly are fe1PooE ful
lnyited g sZAminis tho Gooda aad euoouIaga he1aa
igoISFSin61' San.S, IsnRG
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ALBERT. SLADE,
april sSsT Attorney for Plaintif

MASTERS SALE.-PURSUANT 10
NH the command of a decretal order of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas of CQyahoga
County, Ohio, at the suit of Perry p. lDawley
against PlimmOn e. Bennett and other5, TO me
directed, shall expose for sale at public huction,
at the door of the Court House in the city Of
Cleveland, on the nth day Of May, 1862, Rt 10
O'Clock A. n, the following described premises
Situate In the township of Brooklyn, being mum
Der seven in the thirteenth range Of townships,
in the Connecticut w Western Reserve, In the State
of Ohio, and which is also in the County of Guy
ahOga, and is known by the following descrip-
ton, and Is bounded as follows: As city lot mum
Der l31 in the Taylor Farm allotment, Sb called,
In City of Ohio, (nOW Cleveland, } and u bounded
rs follows, viz: South on Clinton street, east and
west By lot lines, and north by an alley. Said
lot s sixty,siK feet front on Clinton street. Fer
more particular description reference nay be had
to said plat on record be the same mOre or less,
but subjeos to all legal highways. Appraised e
81 800. rvia4 LEWIS ". fQRD, ~
at'i1 Master Comlr,
Palmer Il DENNIS Pits Attys. ..-s--f+
Aurfl IL 1gR2.3ST =
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h3 The shove are all from IersOns who 40 puph9y
thsas ttaasmsntS without thorough oORVietio'
that they we're true /, g.. f. r.-.,.4.---
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% Practical and nalytcal Chemist Lowell, MsEs.
And CIV. OLA kK, and by all DruggiIts and
Dealers IN Medicine sVeTyWhare-
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WHEAT, COIN, COTTON TOBACCO. /

Peaches, Pears Tomsioes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown In great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Hauie,
Alton & st. Louis Railroad and the Eankakes
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 115 miles on
tie Branch and lS6 miles on the Mai1 Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion o.
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