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-1HANOFRY SALE y TRsTaE7

-FHANObRY SALE = URsUAEF
~ % the command Of dscftfal order Of saIs
nom the Cir uiL court Of The United States forthe
Northern listrict q Oa1o at ths suit o. Charlotte
Herendeen aFatnst GeeTga v, BhumVay and orhsrB,
@ ne diroctsd shall expose for tas & public auo.
tlon 81 the door ef the Fsaersl Court building N
the city Of u veano, o. the i0urttenth dsy Of fsb
Tuary, IS52 &C thTsS O'Clock p a the following de-
scrited rsA estale, situate An the t5unshp Of mun
son. IN the county of Geangs, and STA OF thloi
knoWn b tho n0rLh part OF lqE NO. enc tract No.
two, and south part Of lt no. four east division oi
tract No. one and bouadad Sc iolloHa. Bsginuing Ia
the ceDtre q tie STATE road leading from CharuOn
square 20 baVe- IA at the northeast corner Of 3
puce Of lana N los no. one, tralt so tWo fOrmtrlf
owned Dy MHhiLsbls hsWcomb. ana since By Balza
5penoers thence vet forlg-fo chatus ana forty.
eight links to stake and stones in the west line of
lot no- one, tact No rlW0; tntnca nortn thirteen
chains and eighty hnsa 10 stake and stones at he
n0it1-Wsst corner Of iJt No one, uaoS no two;
thenco west one 0h4in and seventy seven lie X;
thence north thirteen chains and twenty i've Inns
70 stake and stonEz; tEerca east forty chains
aDo eighty-ssTsn links 10 the centre Of the stats
road thence nth So east tWsntg-sevea chains
and forty six inas to the place u beginning. con
tanning one hun red and eighteen and 10 90 aores
sixty acI' VI which is Iot one, tract two, and
hftYaight 20 90 aCres In south part Of los four In
esBt division Of tract one, a. Per George smith .
sui Ytys made Oot0ber, ls53s beang che eaDs land
oonvsged 10 George o. khunWsy by Hel5Oa Peck
HENRY G. ABBEY.
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ILLEGAL 6A0fIeES.JT
II AZ TER'B SEI7E.LP P7fFsT1NT

Z M At TEhB SA.La.-PUFsU9Nr
IN 70 the commEnd Of 3 dsovstaiO Der OF sals
from ths oouFt o. Common PisaErf Ouy shoga oo1u.
70 ~ the SUIT ol toion Preutia8 and OhauncsT
rfentia9 9ftingt Thomag Lowe and others, 70 ne
arectsd shall expo1a flf sale e pdblic aucti at
land on the tenth dsY 0f Febrdiry, 1s6z, Il tares
O'Clock P M fhe t0ilOIinR described parcels Of
lAnu situate IN the township Of East Oiogsldnd,
county o. ouyanosa. and state of OhiJ, 70 Wit
IaIeel No Ones-TPart- Of lqt No. three hundred
~ ll1y' nlnei BOUNDED - folio -: BeginniuF at
= martin ~ desd Teeotdsd IN book 50, page 572 of
tne recofas OF OnyanoEa county, thence nOrthsFlT
alols tao W lint9 % tla centre o. the SO GAR
roadi theno9 eastorl7 Along the centre Of said rod
line and extending % the southGry line II land so
pouEnt Qi laolgg 3. Marin, shall lncladg dVe
ecres OF land; thence BOutheily parallel BiEh thu
hrsf line 80 said s0uthsrly line; fhenca WostAriT
9long said sogtss " fns % ihs place q beginning
Parcel No TEo.-Part Of lot No. thfVs hundrsd
sna sixty .nine bounded as follows; Begi1ning Attn
nofih eat corner OF May Loves land at s1tOas Ia
the centre OF the road, thence west On Mar Lows
norLh line tWnty stL chains and forty l1nk1 % fh9
West line Of loss thence south on vest liae Of lot
three chains and seventy mine links 90 q stone;
thHnce east parallel with north line twenty SIX
ohEin8 and forty links the eagf ns Of iOt thsnos
north on tbs ealt line three chains and seventy ming
LINKS 20 place o. Degtnuins toutanng ten sores Of
land. Aso anotnar piece ofland, being psft Of said
ioiloEs: on the east and west bT ths los tins on
the north b. the soutbcrly line of the ten serua
above csacnb6d, and 8outherly by q nne fallel
win said last nan1ad line, and far enough sauthery
tnerelrom % incldcs 70 acfts OF land the Same
more OF lsgss hut subject 20 al legal hlghWaYs.-
I, PEETIss, piaIntiFs Attorney. =.
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ianl.s79 By ALBEE4 7. SLABS. bsr Att'y.
M AsTER'S SA L E-PURSUANT
IAll % the command of eoerstal order Of ale
nOM the Oourt Of COmmnn Pleas OF tuyahoFa noun-
" Ohio - the lult Of OhGster Baxter and cthsr7.
asetnst John 7. Newton, and Others 70 ne direct q
shai exp ae or "a at public suction at the door
Of the Court House il ths Civ or Csssl rd On ffe
18Th day q Feb 1852, At 10 O'Clock "A. NJ, ohs stIIi
md undivided hall N ocmm sn of tbs fnFcWfna -.
3crlbed premises 81 cate In the toWnah D Of Brook
iEnitn ths State Of Ohi0 nic d aso IN tda
UuFahoga, and knOWn as tota Ia toe BuHalo Colare
py Fur hase, 50 calied, 10 that part Of The ftF az
Cleveland. fnrmerly known and called tie Civ cf
Ohio, 70 WI: Cf16 ons ual md undivIdsd ~ In
eomuOl Of each los ~ l0t end block il Sp5r1i1 q
81 he amoqnt eeed immediately 81 er each lof, a.;
Lot Tf SIS lot So glbly lot5E So; los 81 t300;
log los g; $s ~ co., Ios - s2 os se s2 lot 2a so
lot so sos So, g .; lot an f20o lot ~ Sl0
lot ~, $3.50 lot 25 500 lot 2s6 500 lots S200
let a. az los e5i $l50; los 5Ts sg5s ot I3l $500
lot 62l. Gl5 lot 90 Sla0i lot so3 $40 lot 49, $50
lot IS, $50 lot 80 $50; lot eas $50 loJs %;
lot 80, $50 los 81 t200 lot 65 fls2 lot sOT el2
lot II s250i Iot i7 $50 iot "a sl3s lot sos 5a
1 co., a0 lot 0, Sls0 lot 4lii s. O. lot A. 500
lot lI3 1 iot flf 500 lot 80 90 lot ~, S21:
iot 77s, t25; lot "a ot "a sou lot 1913 s10 lot
fioi Ss itsi 80, lot 4 Is, tid iot q $50 N
sub Flslnn Of block ularEed N ". = lot nuu6srsd
81 $500 in 5nbdivisioh oi block MARI Cd XX.: lot1
el0 o. = nutT Ilon marked y tha Eh5is n l,iarf
40 IL g5 on the island 90 called, nora of fba bi-
Chsunsl or Old silver Bed Is o3s $50, Let 81. 1so.
lot 8, so ana ~ - sl,HA LAWS " SoSn
Pm ATTY. JAa. ls, lssi:sI5
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: -. aESRx g 2. ABsEE.
l. Ps1sTIss i'f eoI'r fsf coR1T9. y isRiS3

Holm SWEENY IS HEREBY
~ notified that on tho sth day Of Janua.y, 1861
harah sWeeny filed p stition IN the Court ef COM
mon Pleas Of Guy hJga county, Ohio, tor diVDiCs
from him, AID that said petiti0n allsdgts as the
grOurd for 8ucn ctFOrce, tnat said John sweeney -
ntW imprisoned in the k5nitendary i0r the crln8
u burglary, which be WAS conEictsd At the Fab
m ~ term, 1851, Of the Curt rf Common Pleas OF
said county and that SAID cause VII BE- heard at the
next Ierm Of SAID Court. /. PkEHTIsS,
9iane.s76 r5f rrt u attorney.
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Mr5. Q d. WIEhB,
Mias 08WORMSEETT,
Medina, march 1ssi.

nA- The above named Ladies We are personally 20
aua1ntsd with, and know that for several yeara
while we lived In Medina, they Wsle great sufferers
Miss S. has been 20 badly gtioted that Il was viii
difficulty she was able to stand upon her feet. fsV
bottles Of Qatheoon entirely cnred her Of her com
plants. Ny wife received great beHedt from thh
county e Bafs and efdcieRt remedy Tor tbs many
49, JOHN WEEKS,
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CONFECTIONERY.
.TOHN BOHRINK.

TOHN BOHRINK,
~ aAVIHd AGEoVHD 70 ms NV aUieIznd, e
No. % ~ 4 fl4 IiYMAN'B B1ooR.
lityr (opposiis tho Oouri Hoeaes Pub 8guarsO
y pEegAEed 2 receive The 0alll q hil friends and
4 ne puDllo g iefge. --tff"a
z tss s 5iRs 4 g}ni,s.soasT b EsIs At
T1ba0YSTERS AND HOT G0FFER
e vel e the oheioe8t sAtsblos served up e no.
'- DINNHH rs sEEVAD DAILY
ier a. the seem d 5er5ons hsvinE busnsII
s'i1 KhBHErF ALE oE DRAUaar
ImPERIAI JELLY GUM DRoPs-suPoriof 70
any ming IN The oOnfeoi0nory li3slgs E999iEoa b
e%IOoK OUT FOB TIE TAEFRE.Ba
IGONBEOTlONERY 4 FRUITS.
: EOULD 3 RUKSER,
I'D - - SUPERIOR ST.,
f ss CLAFELAHD, OHIO. FI
Binos the obstruction Of our stand. No. ~ snD.-
bSsn Sh o @ ssys i9 ss s9 P e19P10ES 4
asiyis supsrior % anything 10 the city.
"a. o gR RL0ss
second door, are large, aiIy snd light, and neatly
furnished, and with our hclitiss We can assure our
oo5,toneEg that We can sarYe thsn IN mulh bsttoF
IN oonnsotion with she Wholesale and Retail =
FBU1T AND CONFECTIONERY BUBIHEg1,
| Wo are prepared 10 supply
81 WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
70 the entire aatsiaotion Of Cuatomers With osarT
Article needed on such ooca8ons. RI Z.
Our gtook ofBauoes, Pickles, Preserves, and Prssh
Canned Fruit Ipbser1, Salmon, 40, a. EsrY large
and VIII b9 keDs IN constant IuPplyi Of the EoET best
QUE SODA FOUNTAIN Cd.
4 WollsuPRlieds and viii honor al drafa made on T.
8B-We are wholesale manufacturers u
OANDIEa AND CONFECTIONERY
Of oyerY variety, and also wholesale dealers IN Or
| AEGEs, LEMONS, BANANAS and FOBEIGN
FHUlTS of every desoFiD Dtton, and n UT6 all kinds
] S1lCIGAR5 Of the chotoslt brands can alWay5 b
iolnd. 49,. ... d. .lt .s-s.- "a ID. = iyi8;BslI
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MI ASTBK'S SAL E.-PGB86AN

Al ASpEk'S SA L E.-P HsBANT
III to the oOmmsnd Of 3 deeretal ordsr Of sale
rom the Court 81 gommol Pleas ot 4Guy ahoFa
county. at the suit Of r u horthin1icu AGAINST
eargeAnt lurfier And others, % dlr6csd. shall
expose Tor sale af public aucli0n az The dOol ot the
18th day Of February, ls62, Al ll ococ, - y the
ioloWtcg described premises; sitlatel % 10 town.
sap cf Ezst OleYelGnli IN The STATE el olio, and
which Is also IN fhe County Of CuyaEo1n and Is
known hy being rarI of lot No a. ID said toUnship
(iormeriy IN leucid, and bonndsd g follows; Com
leadtngt ON Oleye 40 20 W ich bears
north So east, 50 6nks ION the D. y. edir Of the
house formerly occup;ed 81 DsEire CuTrisr, and a.
she aOutheasterlY corner Of IA formerly owned bV
hedneY strOnE in said LOT Mott iheura gnush 50
west, chains and 90 links % s3ate tlslcs north
elsfefl " frcn q large hlckorg tee, thaaca north
80 esst tEo chains ana M inks t1a Htlkp thence
south IS \ east Ela1G Jane Curfi IestsrlV
lfc, Is cnains 60 be pace 81 bFgi iufr on fafnfn
four acres Of land, 8nd the saIne prItse5 con-
yeysd By Dsg rs Carrier % rseanf ClrieE 10 deed
ords be the same more or less, tut subject 70 an
loFt highways. Appraised at $3.50,
Also, pursuant % the command of lha alsr.. order
Of sale, az the Euit Of the same, TO ne. drr.tFf
shal expos for sale at pltiic suction a ia lopr
in NH OF g. Curriar and on, In CaIIarn = srTa
G c ock, ?. H. the foilouina psrGonal N. =
tIuu BuiIer, Que Engine aud ali TIE nsrh7rS.- srd
fixtures counected theTeaith; two -rnns|o lfof5s
With bolts eFator9 and ReaFiug, macf f1.r9 md
lEturag c1nEeciea tharellt1s one tnlrI. r u uifh
all the fixtures connected herewith tlin9 ID fhe
- ~ ~ Z - 80 - y. - y ? per 4
: % ll 2llAinof' Ai.os one Aroa 80, a sel Of
L. Pa=FFEss. PITTS Atty. ja1Is. .i5ss5s
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OR. y. MoOONNELL9s
THE GREFENBERG FAMILI

HE GRHH ENBERG FAMILY
MEDEOIHEs are prepared under the tmmsdf
ate BuperYiblon OF Z. Skillful PhYHioiao and thel
may be relied upon in all Oa6ea.
Tho intelligence Of the community iB not inBult96
by tho otier Of . aingle medicine which claims e
cure ell diseases, but the GrtsfenboIg medies con
sist Of elsTon different Medicines, an uneQuaed n
tbs cure oi the diseases ior which they are recon
moDd81 among which may be selected one a1pfopn
ste to OF the diseases Incident 70 this oOuRtt
and climate. -
The Greienberg Vegetable Pills are better thar
any other nd Of Pills 10 the W0rlG-price Is oent1
L Tbs 9r9ienberg Uterine CathOlioOn ia an infaln
bie remedy Tor aU Female dtsease5-prtce u 30.
~ The Uterine OatholoOn viii also cure gravel
dlsease Of the kidneys, urinary dimoulty IN male
powerful and ef1cacious compound IN use-prioo 81
flero ss5-T75n
quick remedy for all dsaases of the hoWel1price SOC
The Grefanberg Pile Remedy never fails 70 psrme
ne1JlT relio7e this ci5tre 5ainH disoag5Frioe 81.
The GrSfsnberg Ohildren'E Panaoea z an fnVaiu
able compound IN all diseased Incident to children
The SrtHleneerg Fever aud Ague RemedY IL sov'
rBign specfho Tor this particular dtBeaso-price bo
The Graolsn Dsrg Green Mountain Ulntmen tsTcBif
all other sslFe5 IA ia curative ssctB-prce . col
The GrBfenberF OonsumptiVs's Balm Affords ths
most aBtoni5htng reiie1 In all pulmonary complaints
price g bottle. Ca5a. An eminent Physician Of
Few York, states thar ne has known The Grefsnberf
GGnBumptys'a Balm used with R1sat success Il
bFopsy. Ous own oEPerience Hub1tantiatos hi
tStem6nt.)
and delightful tonic gVer pFsparedprioo IS cent?.
The GrBtsnbsrg Aye Lotion is unparalleled IN all
Inflammation or diseases Of the BFe-prioe s cent?,
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1vaSos Inv go41ry' gI2' - "a = 3 Q
Mary 15- e King, II, Plaintis, Eos..
William 4. King. DCfsndsnt ---F-' -.r--.
The ef-ndaut VIII take hotioe th6t on the sch
day Of ROyomber, a. D. ladls thu PisiRtia filed her
petition for Divorce In the CiCrkis ofics OF 80
gourts charging said dolend with habitual
druakenness, extreme cruelty, and gross neglect OF
1utyi auo praying tor qtlsolutiOn oi the marriaee
oeset for earing at the February term said Court
he deieldast Will further taxa not Ice thar depos.
the once o. Mills Goshorn IN the city of Ciueinna-
H. Hamilton county, hiOr on TIE 6th daN OF Fybrr-,
arT, a ID lef1, between the hours Of g a III and Z p
a, and continue rom day 70 day until said deposit
lions shall Be completed.
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n - d a140nDhA4D = C1AA - Ii
" . virtue Of Two Wrlts Of Fendition eIpoluss
issa nom the Urcuis Court Of the United state,
within and for he northern DE8srict Of Ohio, one
thereof at tbs suit OF Hsnry d. BoEsn e a., IN
cause 40. ~ Eud Ihe2O other at the salt Of huEn
Auchincloss, jun. and John AuchinclOs8, IN cause
No 4Ss, IN said Court, aud both against RobsIt b
DBnnis rhall offer for sdie 81 uuDlc aucttn e the
south door Oi the Post Ofioe in the City Of CeVe-
land, between the hOufs Of ten clock IN the lore
aeon, aBd four O'Clock in the sfternOOns on Friday
sHe 5lst day Of January ls2 the following pfopeF-
u, 70 wit: --. alI
situs . in the City OF Cleveland, and in that pa
thereof which Was fsrmsrly known e the City Of
Ohio to wit the northeast part OF suD-lOt No Is.
teing a net IronE what was formerly called
Turnpike street. but which is now knCWa Is Eesri
ST. eet, the same being 90 ret deep. -.-
Also, the following described parcels Of lsnd stu
ate as above, and being part or The Buiialo Com
pany's purt base, 30 Called 20 wit: L.. -
5uh fOt8 Nos. 800 889, s9l ard g68 in block u.
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GNAUTION.-THE PUBLIC AkE
" cautioned agaisst hafborI1g or trusting ny
wlts JAN g, as viii pEg debts Of her contract
ing aft-F his date JOHN HAWKINS.
lauuarv l4.g-0
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GMITH & MATHER HAVE Re-
~ MOVED TO No. il9 West RiYsr street, where they
continue TO mAnufactune STRAIN BOILERS, OIL
TANKS and STILLS, ofsll descrip ptiUns composed Of
Bosler IrOn5 Eoilers, Tills and Tanks repaired.
=. B.-An work In their line promptly ettended
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= !. = ...ll ssAFIFE Z @, .EaAxEIa; ., q:

1LlLAiLA ~ 49, = y = a - olu5 l8oA
tna I G AYFu-Houored eirl have TIadd 4
fhoesb IA 81 t0s Oathetlo Pills. len mB b your
s,7f slld have been CURED By them OF lhe drasdtul
Tiio1Taatism under VI On ne iouna ne GueerlaE -
IN lr-r oo5s relieved mes ana q few suh9eqnant
d-as e1tiTeiy removed the dsOa.e. fea % better
haalfh nov tsan Tor 4ome years oeiorel which ~
I-Ir7.t. rnffrtlg 70 th5 ELECTS Of your Csthar1ic
1iii1 ToEr1 Eith great Igspecti
LUOlUS B. METOALE.P
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A QMINIo1 Rs TORS Notice.
CA Eoiiee is hsreby stEen that the unieri' Cd
haY5 been appointed md Qual ned a. 4d11ili5era-
sor5 Of the sstate Of Edmund Ga X, d5ceasl1,
AM M. CLanE.
i7u6sST HENhT ia. CHnkE
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sE6ssFsTs ere All frofa psfsohn who aro publicly
k1oWa whsralttlpT Tgsiief sd n ho would not make
tss... sss,sRs issss II fh'F0ush oOn'i'slOn
--aPRuPHRED- BIZ J. O. AVER,
-L Pststi51 nd Atelyticai ChoHsti Howell, Mao.
And G. ". CLARK, and hy all DrurRistu md
|'9'sis - dscsEs5d H&sWsOk
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I bdAh NUTIGh.-TH1 1sIDJ Re

EGAI zNIITIC f. q q - n &
~ 3. seoTden, -Rose t. sooFden and Gehiel Ged-
hams aontnistrstcfa q ihe eatate Of Ihomaa
take BOtio. thst-oli ths- 81 dagl lof l1uarg, Iss2
Richard Cle1gh 6ie his petition a tiLlf IL and
Ot1ersr n ths lourt Of Common Pleas l5t cnyaho-
fa Ety, ohio setting forth that ton Is du5
him. the said Cieughs upon two promissory not q
tbs ssld Theodore Z, nowaen d=ted Nay p, lso5s
- order of Theod6re G. hIlIls, with infersi, at
per cent. par enuum, payable annually, each Of said
noSss Gsl2s 7s bssp iSE M ~ Fs eR R sSi VS.. Ii5 ~
lerest on Ss5U,U9 At per cent per annum. fr5ln
MAJ p ls6l5 payable anuus y, and n to6le9 ~
per cent. Per an u from Nay 20, 1883, payable an
clio, that sa'd Theodore 3. soowd n and Rossttl,
pc vie execgted and 6eiyered % sad Iheodors e.
Mills, m rtgage, deed Of the ollOging described
premises, t. wit 'situste in the toWnshiP of Ea9t
leTelaH1, bling number seven, % th81 twelfth
rangs Of townships In tae C01ne-tilut western
koserye In the state Of Ohio, and Whica l5also In
ths county OF Cuyahas a. and IS Enogn b. tsiag The
south hall Of he following Gescribed trees l0t
Of land, to wit The northwest quarter OF sub diTi-
son lot numEer three hlIHorsa and 1i1sty y-iouF
bsr fourteen 90 BOUNDED az iol owss horih by
the line OF aid lot, east b land q atson Watkins
south b. land Of 3. CozaTds vest b. land Of bum
phry Nichols, containing tenty i've t25) acres the
land hereby deege containing twelve and aas-half
(kJ acres and beinsi eio1esaids he lo1tn half
ef the twer i've acre. above described, and con-
veYed b MiltO1 Coe 10 lulill til lchEaF, on tbs
sth Of ep sn1beri A. u, l52 1ur go % ~ Legal
fsaid two notes descri0ed above, other Rafel and
bond -osscEibsd- IA said =, stgassy aceelling 10
the teuo- and efet thsreof and al n t1e a ant
Of such payment and that sa q Rosetta ScoTcen has
released her tight OF dOWery In said prsmise5 and
ssking tne Court 20 md the amount dus IS above
set forth ana for az ord thai unlesa the smounf
found due be paid % the plaintin In enable
tine to be fixed 81 tbs Court said premises % sod
to satisfy said debt and cCaTs o. this suit
said d=iendants vtn anaWer the petition IN this
case on or before thu hTstdag Of March, l2 Or iuds
lion, by default. JOcEPH 8. GRANNIs
Jan2:S7f Att'y Tor Plaintiff
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sHaFfng used yonr Oathartio Pills IN my practice,
IoaFtlfT from experience that they are an inYaIu.
ahspaTEstiTs. In os5ss Of disordered funct pms Of
the liver causlng headache indtgesttons co3tlVe.
EheT are aurer remedy than any other. IN ell
cs1as Wners purgativs remedy 10 REQ 1ired, con-
poElof 60 any other have ever found, They aIe
sure tn their operation, and perfectly gafeQuaties
which make them an invaluable article for public
18es i have Tor many years known your Cherry
fecttfal - the best Cough medicine In the world;
aud these Pills IRE IN 10 THe inferior e that ads
miTabls prspa7atiOn for th5 treGtmsnt Of diseases
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o hAhaI D IQaNs0l7T M
PAINE WADE flaintfd' Artiya
Sherid's Once, Dec, %. ISfI:s7I
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On THIS 2GTH Day OF DECFM-
~ BEh, lstl said Justio ioe issusd n order Of At
Do the above scfion Z tfc san Of Thirty
Two Del.ls lsnll-92l 7. 2. WtIs0h-
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N NUTICE.-UOMMON PLEAS
lH Court, Oayahoga County, Ohio.
Al'1ts ann 1S @'ei l'ras' yps,i,lo5 .s,r D,voro.

% ]
Michael McGilVrsy Of salfssviIls, IN tho County
Of tOdn bisna, ana State Of Ohio, is notified that
Mary Ncl2nlFTay did, on the 18th day of Deem.
ber, A D l55l, dle her petition In the Ofos OF tha
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleaa, within and
Tor the County Of CuyahI ga charnR rhesnid Mich
aei mc9illyrsy with committIng adultsry iFith di-
FsTs women 30 Der unknown and aaxinF fhst sha
may be divorced from the said Michsal 1lcoI lFraF
which peti ion VIII stand fer hearing ~ tha next
YIN = ''-'- WI NARY ANN McGILBgRsY,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
Pillow 5 Report

Ger Cid. j Pillow, one Of the southern
braves, wbo, SO fortunately Tor himself, escaped
from Fort Dlaels5n, has made haste TO submit a
Report 81 tuat affair 70 The southern public.-
Gen. Floyd was the senior officer IN command
but as De DOESN'T sign the report, be doubtless
has not yet stopped running. The report is
Is quite curious for the bareiaced lying that fills
it. and tor the brazen impudence with which
Pillow parades bis own and Floyd cowardlce,
as though their conduct were the cssepce OF
bravery. As specimen Of the lying pTt Of
the report, Pillow Gays:
awe rad only about 10000 troops, all told
OF these, large proportion We lost IN the three
battles. The command had been IN the trenches
night and day for i've days, exposed TO the snow
seet, mud and icewater, without shelter and
without adequate covering, and without sleep.
Twelve thousand rebel troops at the outset at
Fort ponelson, $50 says &. j. Pillow a large
prolor,ion Of these lost in the three battles
preyioas to saturday night, would naturally re-
due, the number to 5000, if not less. Pillow
cut IN, way through, as h. says, with portion
iol Nj. command. which would, by au ordinary
.,oeess Of arithmetic, cut /; down somewhat
more Now sc know that more than 5000
prisoners were taken at the Fort, and we are
forced to the conclusion that Pillow lies about
his strength. Bot TIE GOODNESS w,;h which Pill
iow throws the blame Of the surrender upon an
inferior oihccr Is really refreshing. lie says Oh
tAer condition Saturday night
"ln this condition, the general officers he'd
"A consultation to determine what We should do
ten. Bucknrr gave 1t Us bls decided opinion thai
he could not hold bis position halt an houl
against an assault ol the enemy, and said th'
enemy would attack him next morning at da}
light. The proposition was then made ny IN
undersigned 10 again fight our way through th'
enemy ines, and cut our way out. Gen. bdeR
ner said his command was So worn out ana Gu
IL pieces and demorali2ed, that be could no
: make another hight; that It would cost the com
! Imaud ,arce.Quartcrs OF It's present number I
cut ms way through, and it WAS wrong TO Sacrl
. Zee tbree.puurters OF u command 10 save u quar-
Ter. that no officer had u right 70 cause such
q sacrifice. Gen, Floyd and Major Gllmcr | IN
n dersluoi to cuucur IN this opinion.
t,en expressed the opinion that We eo"i
!, Hold out another day, and IN that time we coul
4 rst ste,mb,ats. aud set the command over tn
Z river, ana probably save a large portion OF II
i, 10 this Gen. BucEurr replied that the eoem
i would certainly attack him at daylight, and lho
! h. could not hold his position hall an hour
n The alternative OF These propositions was u SUI
,S rendcr of their position and command tel
/ Floyd s.ld that he would neither surrender Il
nj command. nor would he surrender himself
NJ prisoner had tAkeu the same position. "'