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RAHEET, BA0s0s 4 NoBIs, AttornsEa-
dec q Iasl ~

DURoU Ant TO AN ORDER OF
tho Probate Court for Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
notice Is hereby given that the lttOrs OF = Mary
Mack who have not proved their claims against her
before me allowed sixty dai from this date for
that purpose. All claims not proved st the expira-
tiOn Of that time will hot be noticed in making
dividend. J b. 9RANHl5,
Assignee OF A. Mary Mack.
Ian
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LEGAL NOTIcES.
MOTTO E.-OOMMON PLEAS
j Cq7rt, Oayahoga county, Ohio.
- Petition for DivoroO.


Michael McGillVrsy Of SalinsYlls, IN the Count,
q COlumbianai and State Of Ohio, q notified thsi
Mary Ann MoGilVray did, on the lIth dav of D,s-5.
Der, A d ls6i, hle her petition IN the ocs of n,
Clerk Of the Court " Common Pleas, within and
ioF the Ogunty Of Cuyahcga. charging the said Mich
Yors women 70 her unknown and asking that shs
may BE- divorced ir0m the said Michael McGillVray,
which petition will stand for hearing nf the NAT
term OF said Court
MARH ANN MoGILLVRAT.
By GAaE BRUoE- hoi Alta
Datad this lsih DAY nf Decom her. isfl-darIq.sJ1
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M ASTER'S SALE-PUBsUANTF 10

MASTER'S SALE-PUssUANTF 70
IAl the command Of q dscrstsl order Of sale
issued from the court Of Common Pi4as Of Guy
ahctR county. Ohio at the soft Of John A. Foot
against franel9 A Bonner, Hannah J. Bomer, and
others 20 ne directed shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction, at the door Of the Court House in the
City Of Cleveland, in said county the twantyfth
day OF Febfuary. 1867, at ten O'Clock NJ, the fol-
lowing described piecs and parcels Of land to Wit:
FarrelNo j. tract or lot Of lan0 situated in the
township Of NeEburgh, eing number seven in the
twelfth range Of townships in the Connectcus West
gTn keservs, in the State Of Uh snd which is also
in the county Of ofOuyahoRas and . known b. being
part Of lot s0S and bounded Is folloWB commenc NJ
vast corner of said lot sos thence north along the
original lot line (20l tive nty Chains pnd ~ links %
be southwest corL er Of land Conveyed By tnarle1
81. RObinson 10 David p. W Day; thence easr do
sou herly line Of said land conveyed hg Robinson TO
Day a9 atol esa q; thence north ~ west Ing the
eastery line Of said lot conveyed - mob nBon to
DAy Is eioTesai1s nve (5 chains and s. links 20 the
the center Of said Cedar street one hundred and f-
t. seven feet 5) and nine g. frches; thence south
parallel with the west line twenty i've f2Sl chaing
1fy four and one bali (s4) links; thenesW thrss
the Plaes Of psginlinRs containing and one
eighth ceres Of land Appraisal At 81 634
Parcel No. 2 A lot Of la1d IL the ttWnship CT
heWaurgh G unity q tuyahf "a. aud state Of uhfo,
in the center Of C3dar and on the west line nf
said lot 406; thence east = south hundred (o0l
fset along the center Of said Cedar street; thence
ssufh = east hVe 90 chains sixty i've (65) links;
one half (595l links the line Of said lot 4O3;
thence north along haid west line ye (5) chains and
sixty-hVe (55l links 10 the pace Of beginning and
being seven eightha % ofaa acre land. Apprais-
ed az s234. 9NO. II WTHAN,
John A. Foaf, Master COmm'r.
Plaiutih. iaa2fs3-6
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MORTGAGE SAhE.- The Fol-
1AI LOWING described p rsOnal pr, rty will
20 s.ld q auotOn On Tuesday geb 4, 1867 81 Wit
y ieet Of shattiug, Pnltys, One gi1eh Belt two
4tnch Belts, Two Saw Tab e. ard Circular SawE,
one tlantng machine and Betting attaoaed. Bsls
70 take pleci Of /. Il, Hewitt stem Power Block
corner Of Ningt I'd ftreeg and ths OsnEi. Ter par
tculars enquire OF Jas. Latlmer, No 81 Centre o.
ia % GEO ORE DEN
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LEGlL N0IIcES.

OTlCE TO OONTRACTORs-
~ iriof WI b received at III. odire Of tn
~ \, leo5; ior building brick FEWER "a Erie ,irs
Sonme es gag e fueiid street and exfendinv te
also 70 onid stone ware pi.o sewer In Ro- kus1
street. extending from the Public sa5.rs a'tSs
man sewer Ia Erie street ~ '-o
Flens and 9pseineatlong may be sen. an4 ,.or.-
gaftleqsr lniormatien bad At aald EnFinseFi1 ~
on and eiter tbs ID day Of FebruarV - = 49,
The BOard Of City fmproVemauts invite ft,s "a
reject ihs fame. - = %
By crder Of the Board
o,.v.i.1li iSoaH ~ NslIITELAw, Cty Civil Enginssr.
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Thsabove are all from parsons who aro publicly
known where they reside, and who would NOT make
these statements wilhont a Thorough oOnvistion
inst they were true.
PREPARKD By j. @ AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And G. W. CLARK, and BY all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine eTeryWhere
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CONFECTIONERY.

John sOHRlNK,
" HAVING RHHoYHD 10 ms NEW aUARIHRs,
No. 20 :; 81; LYNANs BL,oOR.
(Opposite the Oourt House, Pub squarO,)
A. prepared TO rsoaVe the calls Of his risndB and
the public al large.
EyeEything IN the line Of Oonisotionory I ksus q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFER
nsut's NOTICE.
DINNHR IS s1RVHD DAILY
for the mmodstion Of porsoEB HAVING bushes
at the Court House.
ErHBET'r AIS az DKAUaH@
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROPB-supsrior 70
my thing In the Confectionery lInsusi reooiVsd b.
JOHN SOHRlHK
oG-LOOK OUT FOR THE TAFFEY.VN
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MEDICAL.

nR. B OYRIAX, HOMEOPATHIC
AZ PHTsIqIAE. 0fioo-Corner Of SUPERIOR and
seneca streets, In horthrup Bpanalor's Blook-ISi
noor. heaidoneei No. % Seneca street.
~ -Dr, b. Oyriax has permanently looated in
OleVoand and Oera hts Professional Services 70 the
friends OF Homeopathy. He hopes that the expo
renoe Of an eighteen years practice In the United
stAtSa will enable him 70 gain the confidence Or ths
fubios noy5.gT1
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N ISIiSslsS s. sIssS IS
sEiSIT ;!gSSlsQlISlES;S9
ORs RaRdgsd DOliogS ITeFrit-B
ERHINAL WEAKNESS
on BrERuATonhaoRA
q b hT, 80, AED IBPOTBHOY
GDRBD,


GURHD,
Alter all other Treatment FAils'
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formorly Of New YORK CITY, vrIIi psy One su,.
dred dollars FOR the proof that hs ever falls 10 cure
The sbove named dissAssu. Rs vii pay The same
the United s'.tA5 tTSata the ssios disSsIsI win
AitsT many Year, OF isboriouS vtuaV and ,xs,r,.
tnoe, Dr. GIBSON Z happy IN baing able 70 an
Eonnoe 2 the untortunate, that he hes BariootPl
Eyntem Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURS
Il ths abose end othsr
PRIVATE DISEASES
win A 99d & sasotS eTaA.ng& & &thsT9tTom inelgdipE
he has gueooeo So curing oaaea In this city, soms
o. whom hs6 expended hundreds Of dollars With
Reatyled phYaoiAns, who profess 70 treat priVats
malsales with ruooess aud without receiving tbs
BoEne College In London or Paris, ~ perhaps some
otherg do for the purpose Of onsnarng the Innocent
allied. Bnt Whist Dr.. GIBSON might boast OF IL
this that be s able 70 give entire aatisaction 70
Tity, and that he has psrfsotsd an American syste
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon.
SSa oSrs Of ~ SS5 e S ass I95 ts
eeEangemenal Doth mental and phYHiohl' aririns
nom sexual or sScrot abuse.
DR.. GIBSON Alto claims for hiH new treatment ths
following advantages over all Others yet discovered
and nrt, the agents used IN respect disagrae
Esr1uTy, nor any other doletoriOus drug: Secondly
restrictions IN dis CT business rsquired Third
Y hiH treatment s POSITIVE and certain IN ali oasss
He standl prepared % 60 Into any public or privat.
hospital 10 the United States and demonstrats the
inmenno supeEierity O his new treatmsnt over anY
other nov known 20 TIE world In point OF prompt
nes5 pernansnoF' fnidnesl, satstJ anh cnnVanisuns
% shs patient
Dr. GIBSON iE permanently IooAbsd In UieVsisua,
ano naa during the Peat two yea1I performed ms1y
oura1 o. qsesges which had for yaarB resisted al
other modes q treatment. Reference can be given 20
individuals Of the mt rsspeofsbiitY in OleyeiHa
Boston, New York and other oitles In regard &c
7ki and integrity IL all professional trsnssotions
DTgpepsia, MhuemHtisnl, bcrofula and ai chronic
di1eAael treated with superior success
- Medicine Bsnt 70 any Bart OF tia coupSry on
receipt Of tsn dOilaFE
pr. GIBsE5's New work on PaYsIOsOES fgV sais
Is his oGane
DR. GIB5OH,
Professor Of Elsctropatby and MeaieSs,
- Once No. III o ntaTio street, uP staiFs, 5sz
doom nom the Public square.
Once hours from 20 II and 1oTa 3 s'uiook
DaiiY. fBundaFB eLosptad auss
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MILLInERY.
ENVELOPES.

.ENNVBLOPEsf ENVELOPES II
soa.o1o EhGelopas Of All izas, qualities and col.
oFs or sale at the Leader Counting Room, cheap or
Oalh.
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8, MAkSHAL'S SALn.-BY

~ = virtue OF two WrIts Of yendftion txpO las,
ts5l from the Oircuis Court Of tue United state,
within and for he hOrthsrn d. 8 rict OF Ohio ne
n reof Vt tins suit Of Henri q. BOssn ct al, in
cause 40. 4ls and the other at the s-is Of Eugh
AuchinciOss, jun and John AuchinciCss, IN cause
425, IN SAID Court, q both against RObsIt b
Dennis shal oer for sale at puOlic suction ct the
south door OF the Post Ofoe, In the Olty o. Ueve-
land between the hours Of ten O'Clock IN the iore-
nUOn, a. d four o'cO-k IN the sfLeruoon, on Friday
slsI day Of JaLu ~, 1861, the following proper
'situS in the ty Of UleveIand, and in that pa,
tbereO which WAS formerly known e. the City OF
ohio, 20 wa: ts northeast part uI suDlOt No. l9,
eing a feet iront on what was formerly called
Turnpike street but which is Low knCWn Is Fssri
StieoI, the same being 90 foet deep
Also, the foOwing described par els Of llnd situ-
sts IS above, and being part o. The Bunalo Uom-
pays purchase, 30 called, to wit:
sub lOts Nus. $50, $50, s9I aud s6s in block ~
g g b5S. SO 54g, $50 SOL 3 562tn block x
% 81 800, 81, sg4, $50 and s75 IN block r,
-" S45 SIS, 80, sI4 and sl6 IN block IL.
% 80 lOl, y, = ana no in block 4.
IS 7s9, T9l and 59l In Dlo0S HI
q" 6T4 in block ".
H TO- II, ~ and Is in block WV.
" 293 anu z94 ia block a.
20l in BLOCK h.
$50 gss, $50 and 59l in block AA.
" 546 in block ".
l, 2 and IN sub lot 74S IN block GG.
SO lass % fest on the suuth end
81 less 15 feet of-the nor end.
6lI les, 10 feet OF the Ne rth end, and
ol2 lees 10 tess on the north end IA block IA.
81 less Is tsst "a the n, rth end.
SIS less Is feet 4 Il lie north end
639 less 25 eet on the north end, and
SIS les 25 + ct of the north sna In block BIB.
- =. less ss s ss S SS tSs tSs RSFss END end
ot5less . test on the north end, and
655 less ~ lsst OF the north end in blsek 90.
IS isss Is fset oil the 1orth end in block BIB and
2, 80 aud ~ and IS on The Island, 90 called.
bale 70 conmence at ten O'Clock A. ID. Terms
Cash. EARL BILL, Q. s. Marshal.
By ~ d. Patterson, DePuty.
Paine 3 Wade, Att'gs for PInrs As'ignees.
81 .Feiauc, dec 10 l66ls3f2
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MASTER5s SALE-PURSUANT

lyH 70 the command Of 8 pluriss cecret.l order
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyaho-
Ga county, ohio. At tus sais OF EEra Monux against
Lew ThOmss, EliEaheth Thomas Eiscta rchnelI,
Beard OF Educarien cf East CleFeland TOWnshipan
at public auction, as the door Of the OnrE HOuse
fu the City Of Cleveland on the 2d day OF Fehrary
lot or Paroel Of land climate in 10 ard 8 eRinHinF
atapoint on the plank goad at ae corner OF hat
Schnells thence s. - = ehains; thence s9tfo NJ
% links; thence 5034o chains AZ rs linka 10
Ee Ins Of Chittenden Lewis iands thfncs s S
chains and Links; thence 5i5fo y 5 chains and
92 Links; thence 554o " s chains TO the PLANK
ksad; thence y s95{o 4 2chains md 81 Inks to the
pace Of beginning containing IS 100 acres of land
= 100 Rcre5 OF stid land being N lot No. 4, and
3sf loo acrea IN los No. s. Appraised II 500
ID. ~ GAGk Master Com'r.
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M AoTER'o SALE-PUEsUANT

ltN to the command Of decretal order o. Hais
issued from the Ocurt Of Common Pleas ofu1yahOga
county, Ohio, at the suit nf John A. Foot again8e
Henry R.Smith, MarFarst A. smith and oihers T. ne
directed, shall expose % sale at public auction at
1852 ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ, he folloWing described
lands and tenenents, tr wit: knoEn By being a
part Of lot number f05 in the township Of NewburRh
County Of Guy ahoga md State Of Ohio aud is boun-
ded a. follows. Beginning in the center Of Cedar
street, at point chaus and s0 linka eastery from
the lot line Of said l0s 4 thence south pa iel with
the west line Of said 0t 25 chains and 54h links;
thence east chain and 96j6 links thence north
25 chains aud 40f links to the eentsf Of said Cedar
street; thence north So west along the center OF
said street, chain End g7B links to the place Of
beginning, containing i've acres Of land be the same
more or less, but subject 20 all legal highEays.
Appraised At SS9l. GEO. III. WImAN.
Master Commissonsr.
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SENATE OHLMBER, o. April 5th, 1854
stDR. ], o. AYER-Honored Sir: I have made a
thcroagh n al OF Cathttic Pills Il me by your
agent, and have curei by them OF the dreadful
rheumatism under VII ca he found me suffering
Tne firstoose Ielieyed me, apd a few subsequent
dosas entirely Iemov-d the dIsea feel In better
heath now tsan tor some years before, which 1 at
tribute entirely to ths effects Of your Uathartic
Pills. GourB vita great psot,
LuOlUB b. METOALF."
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,.nlsz By ann. 4AS1 !. sEs6s !; ksss 81 ait.y:

MASTERS SAlLE-PURSUANT
lyt 70 the command Of q eeerstal order Of sale
from the Uourt Of Common Pleas OF Luyah Osa conn
against John 7. newton, and Others. to me direct
shall eEpae for sale 1t public auction at the dor
Of the Court House. in the City Of Olevetn On the
18Th day Ol Feb 1852 at 10 O'Clock A. M ohs eouai
nd undivided half IN common Of the following n.
sCribed premises. Situate IN the township OF Broof
lyn In te State Of Ohio watch Il also f
OuYahoga, and known aB iOts in the Buffalo Colnna
NJ PurJhase, 20 eallad IN that part Of Ihe City or
Cleveland. formerly known and called the (ifv of
Ohio, 70 Wfs CHE one e1ual and undivided haif In
common Of each lot, half lot and hlock is appreis
st he amouut aced Immediately ef er each lof A.
Lot 74, Sl25 lot SO, $50; lot 5 S2O los 50 S20
los s95, l0; lot So7, 500 lot ieO $50; lot 202 $50
lot s7la $50 lot s3s slTBi 1t l09 $500 lot 3i2 $3.50
lot $50 4l00; 81, s2U; lot s2l, 500; lot 20 $40
LOT ", $50; lot 25 s2O l0t rs 500; lot SIS S1
5t s5 SisS iot so $50 lot sG8 Siso lot sst $50
lot 5 SI5O lot 337 $50; lot s3S, $780, LOT 236 $50
lot 500 $3.50; lot s72 $500 Iot sos. lot sO7, SIPS
lot n $3.50; lot 43l. $3.50 ot 42 Sl5J; lot 6O6 50;
lJt co., ulbO lot tO, SlsO lot 4l sac; lOg 4ts, 500
lot sia SzG lot 4l4 500 lot AIS, OS lot ~, J2S:
lot 77s s95; lot T79, Si 564 S0s lot l0l9 S20O lot
oss 500; lot 753 so; the wett half Of lot number
INN E2 lot "a $50, lot 7, SID, ard lot q $50 10
anh6iVigfon OF . block marked wv; lot aunt bered
q 500 in 3 hnbdigisicn o. block mari ed XN. lot 4
Si00 of 4 au0diyisioR marked Y the whole o block
no IS SIS the island called, north of the Sbip
Chsnns eT Old River Bed; lot g, 500; lot 81 SS0
- - L1Wls ". FORD,
8. B, Prenti11i Master Oommf,
PPm ATTY Jan. Is ls6l;SI5
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CLErrLANn. Nov. 26. 1891.

Lake Erie Iron Works.
". T. CAREY & Co.,
Shoenberger's Nsi.s, Iron, &c.
STONE, CHISHOLM & JONES,
Newburg Iron Works.
The New York herald., 1862-01-14
NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.


Dsssas OF GEN. Mcciellan's Plans by the
Mattsrs-The Assembly Committees Sttn
Under Confederation, &C., dc.
ALBANY, Jan. l3, 1862
A gentleman direct from Washington occupying po
p,on that enables him TO know many things that
abolition members of Congress have already defeated
three projects Of Gen Mcclellan TO strike severe
blows against the rebels-blows thai vld tell largely
for the Union They thus, their 'lmor
q Coward to Richmond" and with IL d. ninaticn
10 know all or Gen. hcCellans and assist
ing rebels, apparently determined bring about a
defeat Of armies and the nna separation Of the
Union.
Nothing Of public importance transpred in either
house tonight. Both branches of the Legislature ad
ourned at early hour attend the Governors evee
Mr. Raymond did not announce his standing commit
tees expected that ne would. James b. Taylor,
Owen Brennan and Comptroller Haws here, it is un
derstood for the purpose of assisting Raymond IN the
formation OF his committees The first named known
have several important schemes to be ground out II
therefore important him that certain committees
made suit his The announcement OF the
committees will tell how far he is to be favored
state Treasurer Lewis this morning took possession Of
the books and papers of the Treasurers Office, under
Judge Peckham order, Mr.. Dorshemer making no fur
ther opposition.
The Governors levee wel attended to night Most
Of the Judges Of the Court OF Appeals state officers
raj military officers and number Of prominent politi
clans from different por Of the State we'll Sena
tors and Assemblymen, present Everything
passed of pleasantly and Will be looked back upon
of the finest entertainments OF the session.
The New York herald., 1862-01-14
Sicel,s RESIGNATION.

MEETING OF GERMAN RESIDENTS OF HoBoEEN.
Pursuant a call published in the German papers yes
tcrday the German residents in Hoboken held meeting
the German Club House, Nos 90 and 80 Garden street,
with view of taking action with reference the OF
General Sigel The meeting large and spirited af
fair. II called to order by Mr. Stiastny who nomi
mated DR.. Rttler TO preside who thercupon took the
chair. Remarks then made by Messrs. DIR. Donai
and StiaStny explanatory to the object in view, who,
without making distinct proposition emphatic in
their denupcation of the i'll treatment of General Sigel
Their object show the necessity of taking
10 protest against such treatment Of able officer and
TO make the cause Of General Sgel their On mo-
Mr. Moehreit therefore resolved that the
sidens OF Hobokea participate in and support the de
,nonstrs.ion Of the German citizens Of all
parties in New York, which is to take place
for that purpose at the Cooper Institute
Thursday next. Further, that address be pre-
Pared be presented and read at the mass meeting,
with view Of expressing the sentiments Of the Germans
of Hoboken this subject and that a committee be
appointed to carry out the above proposition This
passed by unanimous vote. Several speeches were
then made. Mr. Stastny endeavored to remind the
assembly TO the duties Of the Germans in this country
during the impending conflict, to show why General
Sigel should be supported and vndcated Mr.. Fedner
exposed the liabilities preudices and mpractcabites
Of military leaders in contrast with the bright
Of Sigel a man and military leader.
lie urgent that the sentiments OF this meeting should
On motion the following committee appointed, who
charged to draw the resolutions and address TO
be submitted at the Cooper Institute meetiDg-Messrs.
f. Fedner, A. Moehre, J. Stiastny Jul. Tackmann.
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Assembly,

ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1861.
The Assembly met at seven O'Clock.
The State Engineers report was laid on the table
-f NoTrcED.
Mr.. DARcEY-To regulate the fees Of constables in
Brooklyn; provide for their holding in certain
cases.
Ar. LoURK-To authorize aliens 10 hold real
New York; TO amend the New York Court House law
MI McSoGNAL-To prov ide for the education OF chill
dren in county poor houses.
Mr.. KEARNEy-To amend the act to incorporate the
LOaners Association Of New York.
E. K HAvxSs-To provide for the right Of suffrage to
soldiers while absent 10
Mr.. REDISGroS-To exempt soldiers engaged in the
vice Of the United States from military tax.
Mr.. WARD-To confirm the ordinances Of the city Of New
York approved November g. 1856.
Mr.. RCs-To amend the election law to repeal the
act for the publication Of the session laws.
ELLIS INTRODUCED
Mr. SAxETo authorize the Bank OF Troy to reduce its
capital stock to amend the act in relation the oreclo
sure OF mortgages by advertisement II provides that
copy OF the notice from the time Of the atfxing the
Clerks book shall be constructive notice all persons
purchase shall be debared from ali equity Of redemption
m the mortsaged premises.
Mr. LovEKDGE-For the relief OF canal claimants and to
increase the Jurisdiction Of canal appraisers also TO pro-
vide for the payment Of six cent interest all
awards due from the state 70 claimants.
THE FRANKISG PRIVILEGE
Mr.. LUDDrSoroN introduced the following
Resolved, the Senate concur that the Senator's and
in Congress be instructed for the
bill before that body for the abolition frankng
privilege. believing the system has for years been a
source OF great expense 10 the people unjust
necessary burden which ought not longer TO be borne
Laid on the table.
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The Navy.
THE NEW GUNBOAT PENOBsCoT.

BELFAST, Me-, Jan. L., 1867
The United States gunboat Penobscot, built here by
C. T. Carter Co.. left this port to-day for the Ktery
Navy Yard where she will receive her armament.
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.
The United States gunboat Sumter Is at anchor al
Quarantine.
Tho United States steam transport Patapsco, Captain
Bearse, from Locust Pont arrived yesterday morning
On the llth inst when Of Cove Point passed portion oi
Gen Burnsides expedition consisting OF three steamers
each having in tow three schooners also several oher
schooners under canvass, with horses board Same
date, when on Cape Henry passed steamers having
each two schooncrs in tow coming out Of the Cape all
bound south.
The United States steam transport Ocean Queen has
hauled to her berth foot OF Warren street. North
where she will discharge her cargo Of cotton.
The United States steam transports Baltic, Cahawba
Empire City and Marion sailed yesterday morning fer
Port ROYAL.
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The Hopper VIII Case
sURR0GATE's COURT.

Before Hon. Edward G. West. Surrogate
IN the Matter Of Charles HTpsr deeased-The deceased
died in the city Of New York the lst Of November
last, leaving large real estate varlousy estimated at
from $50 900 to 500 600 1t 10 alleged that few days
prior his deccase he made will leaving The bulk of
his property TO the seamens Friend Society and tho
Aged Females Aid Socicy-in effect disinheritng his
relatives and next OF kim and appointing Messrs Chaun-
cey Smaller and A. NJ. flaming his executors. The will
was offered Tor probate by Chauncey ShaGcr, Esq, and
the grant OF probate s by the heirs law
OF KIN on the ground principally that the deceased had
not legal capacity 70 make "A WILL and that he unduIy
influenced 70 execute the instrument alleged 20 be his will
Mr. H. p Bankman appears for the proponent. DR..
Alexander W. Bradford and Messrs. Chester and G. g
nssosway Tor the societies and Messrs Jas T. Brady
Benlamin Galbrath and Townshend FOR the heirs and
next ~ kin.
Chauncey shaner, ESQ, was sworn in support Of the
VIII, and testified that he prepared the will from the in
sructons OF the deceased and that was executed ON
the evening OF the 2sth OF October las, with duc oh
scrvance Of all the formates required by law The Wit
ness has been Tor two days under the
of Mr.. Brady Ia the of which he has etasd MA
transactions with the deceased since March lsO ,he
he bccameshs counsel until the time when the a,sgsd
~ili executed The examination is not concluded
and 10 - be proceeded with tomorrow "wednesday