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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-06

The State Of 3t,6t0 Ohio Court of Common Pleas.
FEedssrisf s rick 4. BacEus, Ppt'G For Money only.
Ralph walksT, sT, Defendant. I'm Attachnsnt;
RALPH WALKER, q non resident Of tne 2 tate
of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick M. Back.
us. of the county Of Cuyahoga, in the state o.
Ohio did on the 18th day Of January, A-D. $50,
file his petition in the COurtAof Common Pleas
within and for the County Of Cuyahogal IN tne
Stste Of Ohio, against the said RALPH walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said kalph
walker Justly indebted to Howe, Baekus 20,
on The l5ih day Of May, A. D. 1861, and now IS
in the sum of Five Hundred and Forty three DOL
lars and forty-fye cents, with interest thereon
from May 18th, 1851, on an account tor divers
goods and merchandise, by said Howe Backus q
Co sold and delivered TO said Ralph walker az
his special instance and request, that SAID &C
count has been assigned to said Frederick A.;
Bnekus, who Is the real owner Of the same and
praying for Judgment against the said kalph
Walker for the sum claimed to be due, win IN
terest from the date aforesaid, and the SAID kalpn
walker is notified that he is required TO appear
in saId Court and answer said petition on OF pc
fore the 5th day of April, 1862, or said peuuon
will be taken IS true and Judgment rendered &C
cordinRly. FREDERICK NJ BACkUSf
BY Rsnney, Baekus Noble,
feb73T9 HIS Attorneys
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WHEsE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS ars sure cure for
Bink Hooaaohei
uYupep9iAJ
fOul Stomach,
General and Nervous Debility,
Billions and Liver Om1laintl,
OoItiVeless, ScrofulouA Hu-
sSors, lsYsr9, &C., &C.
and are Z safs and reliable F4niiy Aodicine' Nor
of them used than any other kind. ,-, =,
DI-See oircuiRFB. Eo1 sale oy = u. Gay totgi =.
W PllmeT Benton Brothers, and Strong ARD
Itrour ClsVsiard, Ohio, End b. all DIuggl.s z ~ N
country Also, q Wbf isSAle 81 l6l On5SFi2 gsfeSh
GSnsTS Agent foF Ohio. MiohiG.n and I3diana
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ssALF-PURSUANT

MASTERS SALR-PURSUANT
lNl TO the command of q dscretal orde7 ol sals
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuy dhoga coqn-
Is. at the suit Of John Sherman,. tRainss John
FprAeue ard others, to me directed, / shall aLpose
for sals ct pablo auction, as the door Of the gof
House, in tho city sf Cleveland, the twenty IN
day Of March, 1859, Of three O'Clock 7. NJ fha
following described premises, situate IN the town
hip Of Mayield, in the county OF Uuyahgns ana
state Of Ohio, and known By let No. htteen IN tract
No. three, and bounded as ioloEs East, vest nor
end south by lot lines, and containing one hundred
and forty six and one third acres Of land, % the
Eano more or less, but subject 70 All legal nignWays
and excepting therufrom thrteon acres IN the north
west corner thereof, set on 20 John Eprague .t0r
homestead, bounded as follows commencing e. q
roint n the west line Of said lot nine chains 3 link
Tortherly from the southwest corner u said lot /;
thence runniDg north on said west line SIX chains
3 Inks tc the northwest corner Of eald lOti thence
uasT on the nortb line tWenty ehains 90 inks thence
south parallel with the west line SIX chains 3 nka
thence west twenty chains 90 Inks " the place Of
W HENRY q. ABBEY,
l. PrsufiEs. Master Comm'r.
Plt'fs ATTY. fsb25S7g
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I.nAvrnWoaFH, FEB 2til N'


raO3sf one hundred thousand dollars worth
os cotton is Hov on its way to New York
taken In Nashville.
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rhe sac Of ono In COurt .!

The State of Ohio l In Court Of Common
Cuyahoga County IS Pleas OF said Co
- vs Notice.
Joseph B, Smith, Def.
The Defendant will take notice that on the 9th
day Of February. A. D., 1902 the Plaintiff fled
her petition in the Clerks Office of said Court,
charging said defendant therein with Willfni
absence from plaintiff for more than three years
prior to the fling Of said petition, and praying
Tor dissolution Of the marriage contract, All
mony, and for other proper relief Said action
viii be for hearing six weeks after the nrst pub
e-- - ALBERT T. sLADE,
RshT!9Fg = AttsF for PlH
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CONFECTI0NERY.

EOHN SOHRINK,
eg uAvIHG RnNoVnD 20 HIs HEW QUARLnhai
No. 70 & Z ft ILYMAN'B BLOCK,
nab (Oppoaits she Ooars Houros Pub. 5quaro,) -
j. PEOparsd 70 FeopiVs the calls Of his friends Rnd
tib publio at large.
RfeTythinE 10 he line Of Conisotionsry d kept at
WHOLHBAbg AND HETAIL as usual
p OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEH
- Wsll e. the oholossl bAtabos BorEed % q no.
mens'a notice.
DIHNSR IS sERVnD DAILY
foE the accommodation Of psrscnG haViag business
at tina Court House.
ESQ EEnEETT AJn ON DBAuGuT
IMPERIAL JHLLY GUM DROPs-5uperior 10
any thing Ia the Confectionery hne-iua received By
JOHN BUHRtHKs
-Innu nrn nnr. nlI n IA nnnY -
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VURIOUs KOINOIDKNORl
rgnoAH uHgER gFB OQUFTIgs

vSTs19iF9 Am eJTHEBs IN a BOX 80
NJ IfoISRIs IA 1lKht With his C1lebfetpo AHAblA1
CONDITION FoWDER9, Ehs1e ever oEneE q
for nauY OF the Diseases peculiar to such AniEeEs
TasT are ! Sogersifn Remedy for OoidBs Oougn1
LoII q AbSotits, HidB-bOund, Di1teEler1t &o-i 80
E1-ThsSa Powder always TiVo aatiEiaction, e The
Thouuandl Who have ubad fham, o1n testify. Sc
ffroulhru. Try them. Fer sale by =. y. GAYLORD
II W. PeimsF, Benton BrothsFH, and strong q Arm.
5trcnE, ClsEeianl, O., and by All DruggigB n t5e
eolEty. 49, g SA9les4o p ne y ~
~ ~. + i5dSS G.a. HOKRW,
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MORNING LEADER.
1,1F RFeEE GAME.


--aa
sNr.has4 II, rfrIolt land the rebels stand
b-..i Ard bet thair pile On Dixie,
7aev hold their hand IN DlNso'e land .
-a And bet their pile on Dixie
A pair they show at Sumter's throw
Stiu bet their pile on Dixie
They play q fuif az Run Of Bull
fae sa And think they've won IN Dixis'
ill And nov behold, they play It bold
lf And 10 Il blind on Dixie
fea lThsV hrar Of whata hand they've GOV
san 40 Il blind on Dixie
s1f Bat Ii.tIe Mac dealt cut the pack
And stocked thu cards on Dixie,
And now be calls, as henry tallsi
TO see the cards Of Dixie
- Al Donelnon the hands Wcre shown
ROM knaves the cards OF Dixie;
IT won't begin the pile % Wlni
-.aei And 50 they're lost in DIXIE
Ana thus. Whene'ar The rebals dare
10 sake their bets on Dixie, -.
-fa VIII Freedom call while rebels faili
So And loss their bets on Dixie.
LnAvrnWoaFH, FEB 2iil N
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A sSIGNEE'S NOFIOE.-NoTloa
~ e hershF given that thg uudersigled ha8 beeu
spp5intsd assigneo 81 James strahan, q Cleveland
PeTs0nB having claiznl agnnEt hin viii pr1sanf tie
Gaus 70 ne for ailoWanos within ak months altsr
tho expirAtion Of this NOTES. . -
fnhI9ED AGItGnna.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ri z W o A 8 d
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSR,
No, liz = -. BANK STRERf.
We would desirs 70 call the attention Of all thai
come to this market, to eur
NEW STOCK OF BOOTS 4 8H0ES
thst We ars nov reoolTing rom some Of the largesi
and best Manufactures daily, to sell for
CASH, AND CASH ONLYl
Our sioux consists Of Mems, Boys Youths ~.
THiOK KIP AND CALF BOOTS
Mems, B0Y'b and Youths Brogang.
WOMEH'S CALF, KIP, EHAAIELED, GOAT AHu
r. KID BOOTEEo.
MISSES CALF AND KIP BOOTEE9.
OHILD'S CALF, KIP, KID GOAT BO0IEEES
LADIES D0UBLE-BORE KID CLOTH
Gaffa (a Fplendid Bhcs fer this Of the year
and an tie staple goods usually found in this line
We can slgo furnish INFANTRY and OAVAARI
BOOTS. By having two weeks notice, one hundred
oasea per month Of almost any pattern, be fur.
niahed, tbs samples Of which shall bo pleased &
9ho7F % those who wish 20 contract.
- Nov coma ell you Boot and Bhcs DealaFB and
examine our stock for yourselves and itWOnt take
Boots and shoes-fyeu have the money.
ulsvelszd. ssst. % lsn.RIi
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MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
BRYANT.
OLEVELAND OOLLEa

~ sesslarshlps sood in EIaht Oouassi
BErStudsnts ntar at any time and Gtud33
4ay or eFelingfor tuth.
~ Evening Students IN Asosuah 'afs mn
~ EgsnjnZ Arifhmsfio Olssrus ts0lshi On ~
nrWIbBERis Writing CLASSES ior Ladies' ane
9sntieman cousne1es on the lr1t o. a1ce month
Terms-8lO for the Wintar, OF - rsF montr.
DB-Cal e 0nos. Don't Delay. Go Unle yo1
think Of T. oa-l nos.
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William Bletcher, Plaintiff, In the COurt Of
against Common Pleas Of
william s. Marsh, Defendant CuyahOgs 60, o.
THE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William s. Marsh, is hereby notified that 2
petition, Tor the recovery Of money only, has this
day been fled in the CLERKS once Of the Court
Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County and State
OF Ohio setting forth that the said defendant is
| indebted 70 the said plaintiff IN the sum Of one
hundred thiTtyafOur dollars and thirty five cents
with interest thereon from the ID day Of kebru-
i ary, A, ID. 1851, upon pFomissoTy note Of said
/ defendant, dated &C Hope, in the ProYince Of
Canada, on the 30th day Of January, A. D. 1855,
i and made payable in twelve months after data,
/ TO one John X. Roche or bearer, for the sum OF
/ tWenty-seven pounds and fifteen shihngs, OF
4 which nOte plaintiff B owner and bearer, and
that said petition prays judgment against sad
| defendant on said note for the sum Of Sl34 and
81 100, with interect from February 2, A. d. 1881
| Said defendant is further nOtided that he must
answer said petition on or before the 18th day OF
/ April next or in default thereof Judgment viii
/ be taken against him.
RAENEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
| PfofuffH1a ArfornaVa
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Ial AlL-sUFEI0IRNT ELL
VEHNL

TRIESEBAR=I, 9 5 3, ABE DE
TECTWD BY ROYAL EETTERS PATANTo
T1SIs1d snd secured bT tbs Dseil Of tie Eoole de
0hSFnanois De PaEis, End tha ImBeriA college o.
Ec. & invSlEabIe loE exhaustion, EssrmRtoErhoO
and AZ Phynical liabilities.
f7og Z. rlstely oEa toafe9 al te q those oll
ss-s tief 1Vs korstof0rs been treated By the nan.
eIous and DaEniuinuI u1e Of copaiVa ana onpeD1s-
30. hkE Bhtlraiy E1Fplzltee the injurious -
- dIioFling an fmElFitisss and Footing oat tho
ri =. Hos. 1, : and & are preparation thS
fofm Of loEenre, devoid Of talte and small and car
- oaFrfed n the WniBtooat pocket. sold IN tin cl
end fiVided into ne1erats doEag administered b
VHIrssr IaIlHnnnd RouE Biceld, &C. Prioo - eeah,
Or l1Ees for 81, which saget 81 and In 20 oAsos
VhlrebY there q saving Of -. 10 bq nad Whoie1ali
aud rstaIl Of Dr.. BARB0W, 30. le4 Blesoker street
FsW York. ImnetlEtelY On reoetTinG remittance
nr BefFoW viii forward tbs TriD1emar % any paI
Of f6s world securely paoksd aud add eIso scooEt
S-T - fi5e iurtTuotiOnd os tla Wrfter
6F Sold bY g. W. CLARK, Agent for CLEVELAND.
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ENVELOPES.

.FNVEIOPEsi RNVELOPEsIl
100000 ENVELOPES
OF ali Sss oualitIss and oolors, for Sals ss TIE Ls-
kdH Oou1tnE Rooas oAaaB toF Oa1hs
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LEGAL HdIlcES.
NF ASTERis SALR-PHRSI


M ASTER,S s -S-AL E.-RBRSU-
IVA AHT . ne cc1imapd ~ dscrstsl order q
sac hom tho court of Common Pleas OF Olyahoga
County, 81 the ssIt Of Ths Cleveland and Manonin5
Railroad Oomoany ofni1st Isaac y. H5Wtr
and others 70 ne directed, shs eEposs f9r sale Fl
public auction, at the door of the Court HOuaes IN
the City og OlsEann1, on the rHontyslfth day Of
March, 1852, At three O'clock p. H., thB following De-
scribed parcels Cf land tuat3 in the City 81 Cete.
land oounty Of 0uyahol, and stats 81 Ohio ent
known by being part Of HeWitts subdiYision 81 tae
90 called herWin property IN aid Olty q OsIelahd
70 Wit q lfe1 ~ F--la erE
FSresi Es..a - ae. sirtssa q sala subdivIs-
lon. Apprailed a. tlsA.
Parcel hO,3 IotNO 3oV91toel Of said u1bdiEl1s
ion. Appraised at elei3 IA
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. elghteen Of 1atd bupqig1'
Ion. Appraised az olg93.
Parcel No. B. Fts westerly part Of lot no. hin-s
tesn OF aid snbdfyisicn bounded nofthorly, south
erly and westerly b. the lot hnss, and eagtarlF u
the centre lne 81 brick Wall nearly paralel vita
MorUin street and about lor g-leFen leet as tan
BouthoagterlT ta6F8irom. Appfalled y ts49t.
Parcel No. g. Ihe eagtoriy p1ft o. lot no. nlue
teen Of said subdivision, bounded noFtheryi easter
ly and BOuthsrly By the lot lines, and westerly D.
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel VII
MerWin street and about lOftT feet di1ta1
| B0utheagtorly theIefrom. Appraised at S933.
HEHBK g. ABBEY, MaEtBF Ocmul'f
/ RAEuEY, BACKUs q HonLE, AttoFneYE-
/ Teb. y lafI.t0om
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The saboYe are all from persons who aro pqolioly
kuoVTn whore thoy reside, and who would not MAKE
these statements without thorough cohVietop
PRFPARFD By J. @. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass.
Andc. W. OLARK, and By all Druggists and
DsalerH IN Medicine eTeryW hero - &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-06

8, KIH HaSLHY, Oisvsisaa.
OotlidAs General kEsat iOT OhiS.
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Afssr all othsr Treatment FailsIE
DIR. A. GIBSON,
EOrmBFiy Of New YORK llty, VIII pay One Hun
drsd dollars for the proof that he ever ill 70 cure
tho above namod diadagss He VIII PAY the zane
ths United stStss treats the sans diseases with
~ many yoarI Of iaboriouu study and expert
sno8, Dr.. GIBSON % hapEE 10 being able 70 an
ROCioa 70 the unlortunAtel that he has reFtacsoe
]. aTEElY AED PERMkNHHF UURK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-06

LEAFIII IdAAILh.
SENATE OHANBER, o., April 5th, 1884.
0DR J. O. AYEI-HonOred Sir: have made
thoroEeh tral Of tee Catheto Pills left BY your
sasnt and have been curei BY them OF the dreadfa
T6sunsatisIn under which be found me suneling.-
The frst doss relieved ne, ard lew suDselueht
sss a1,fireiV removed the disease feol in better
heaifh now Il an Tor some years BEFORE Which 81
frjfute entirely 70 ths effects Of your Ostnartle
pills ours vita great especti -. q
LUOIuS b. METOALE."
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ClMMlSSl1N.

KETTLE RENDERED LARD
N In Tieross Barsls and Kess, iar ale b
feb2o CLAkks aAhDAAl. = ~.
ERESH ROLL BUTTER.-sF Oh
Sais bT ULARK, GARDNBR& B 90.
ERESH fGGS-F0R SALE BY
ths barrel, b. CLARK, GARDH5fR 4 co.
nOULTRY-BOR SALE BY
CLARK, GAEpSER co.
.NLOVBR AND TIM0THY SEED
~ lor saleby OI.AgB aeARDllER %.
~ 100 baFrsh Pine salt,
so I" Coarse do.
40 Eacks "a lhs eaoh) Dairy sax
30 barrels Dairy with bag1 euelo.5s@,) -,
9S00 BUSHELS RYE,
8OOO 3G0 bushels Barleyt
l0 oat1s
IN ssors and % sal.by B. {. LY0A.
900 BUSHELS CLOVEK SEED
9OV fOesalsbg z; Z, asga,l
ROR SAbE.-I 900 BUSH CANADA
Pa Sc hblI ch5ica csEnhelisa IN store ard lor
~ bq CALDWELL 3 SIMMONS
dsc7:dIW szgn.ol ss.-
HAMBURGH CHEESE.-t 0 90
E pounds Hamburgh 0heess ;slg l7 sseelEsd
AsS ocis 81 - = q lIeE9ll llEase.
ON BBJs. OsWRGO WAEER
eOO LINZ iar ssls b. -- :. nHQhs
ians aln p.
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- The above named Ladies We ere personally 20
qnAinted with, and know that for several yealI
while we lived ia Medina, they great snrererl
Miss g. has bean 90 badly ahiioted that it was E1tl
dioulty she wea able 10 stand upon nor set. ~
bottles Of Oathul entirely cured Der OF hef COM
plaiRtH. Ny wife received great bsneht non TIM
medicine. We recommend ls 20 shs lllnisl ~ tnii
county a. 8 aafe and ef1cisnt remedy Tor the many
complaints thaI ara subject %. -.
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Noafee,

The State Of Ohio, Court of Common Pleas
FFedssriSf rick \. Bactus, Ppta, For Money only
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-06

The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of
che Philadelphia Inquirer, under date Of
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T AnIRRl NHOMR GUARDs." !"

.ra a uerfsot SrUnionr inBtitutien. Il unitea the
Oorsef Ehouldsr- Brace, Anti bscer and Sktrt-suI-
orfar fn one beautiful article OF wearing AIRsrel'
T,ha siOopstitution must be Preserved Whlch ~
e7T IIadv GayS can bs by wearing these WeiHn.
Thy THEM-PRIOES REDUOhDt
Tor usls By IL aas
TREFMAN 4 KELLOGG, ZI7 Hupsr8oi
Mr. -PfJRTTii, hIfIlinoF, 81 Seneca bE.
HOFFER7k HfGBEE, ~ Superior st.
MFs HARVEY, 80 81. Clair st-s and at Mnole-
ale and Retail by the Proprietora and manutactu-
rsrI, IGl Ontario Htrestl 0TSr hoorsp A1oton
Store, Cleveland, o.
n WaiEtg made 20 ORDER.
- 500 and OountY Rights for sale.
NORRIB a EHEFfIAI9.
We WI prosecute aIl pgFsobs Who make the Wants
or make the Braces without authority rom us
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~ We have e talt stock of choiee DON y, ..S
q{)6fiS and they cannot Be bought Cheaper IN the
eisy iy1as g OisVsiAno' 'aAn !" MoRGAN ROOTS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-06

M a. B. KINasLHT-Dear Blrs We feel Il dutT
70 owe 70 the public. 20 state that marshallib o.
tholioOn is G medicine invaluable for complaints
oias5ad under the head Of Female Disea1ea We hAvA
used your GrBfenberg Medicines and heye beon
greatlY benehttsd thoreby, 30 much So nat Eers
fhs prlce double, We would have them. 10 thsthou-
sands a eUr BoI who ars suffering nom weaknesses
We Wonld TsooHnend the Oatholioon as sure pane.
osa Il rfiFar strength % the srBtem aud enables
each OF the organs q the body 20 Esg!Ur their A.
pfobriste funotiohA. hrs W. OATERi
Mrr n E WWEEE,
Nirs q gWOBHETEIT,
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came here 10 do what he could 10 suppress The Rebel
lion and reuii'e the country, and wou,ido what he
couId for this beet He was very sorry the Serte
refused TO strike out the provision for arning The
slaves.
Mr. CLARK Rop., y. H. said there was no the
least unkindness in the Senate toward tie Sepa o.
or the Border States. Bot suppose whit men were
struck down 10y fever, it w'.s simry propose ! to
put negroes in certain positions To hold them. We
could not allow tue prcjudoeo of anybody to prevail
10 cause the death of brothers ard sors.
The amendment was rejected-fees, -; Nays,
35-ihe vote being the rs the last, except that
Mr. COwan voted Yea
Mr. DAVIS offered an amendment a. the end of
he hill that no slave shall be erancIpated under
,his act until such slave shall be taken poss, s.ion ~
By some agent OF the Uuie ed Sates, aud beng :"
trGasRu TO be colonized. Rejected.
Mr.. SALISBURY Dem, Del moved TO s,rlse
ont ihe ninth section, which provides that the fIes
dent may, when he deems it Necessary, issue pro-
lamation, and the slaves of such PERSONS as peIsi,
il rebellion thirty days after the proclamation 'i'''
be freed. ,,o
Mr.. WILSON Rep, Mass moved to amend VI, h
mnih section 40 DE to make it Imperative on '"o
presiden; TO i.sue such proclamation. ,.,.ss,,,,
AMER further DISCUSSION by Messrs fEcS',N-
DEN. WADE, WILEY and Others, adJolFhed'
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rn1xs -svs=-zzs~-s1<rxrSsS
rs.rLc.s-Reyor.eS By TtlrgvGpR.

. frI
Oswsso. Nay I9-FiouE unchanged; 's'e' s,~
Fancy ..om Spnug Wheat WHEAT dlA 80 go ;, Il,
bu...is No Cic,eo Spring at gci "a 80 -, meal
roNN au,.t; old Indiana n-ld 1t &c. ot''i 60 s, 10
1t.At fR.shrs ulchal erdi t,oufi 80 a., "a Whast
N..yyork INPoKrs $50 bbs Flour 3'oVoD a., 50
tgtgO bush Corn 1900 bGsh Rye 1890 49, q ato bc,h
Flour, $3.50 bush. Wheat -'''" '"'N'
RYE. - Pan, Juu WHRAr is 4?c. osr;.
,ncteo M'y No add 6idT)e. FOX No. ?. ooss d..
sac, ~ - m Nreiia tore RscEipr,Seeg e9 49,
al S.G-c 20 that 81 600 Corn. EaEGhrs &c loso
2. co DI 'l - Rrac ExcHAsGg and Gold ~ aalsed- n
ErSg,Lo Ma, aF'ogR make, .sssy MAC Css on mi
sNe' -. CoSS cuI salc' 3o,hJ hu.h ~ VI -,
s..s AID 33la59c for Old Other 0ran' gues /"
sew 80 .,.ssdy. CsSAL FREIGnTs steady ~ -,
a u bSl Hour az 90 hush Wheat, 2 GOV gu,n
~ ooS bu,h Rye CANAL E.Posrs-.,ac opis fioDi ''
H., h Wheat. IS COO bush. Corn. t,..,.,.
,,nA,y MAY la-The shipments by tow, are iIae.s
, to.s leit this city for New ok since fndsy AN
,odsv trke down at least sOl OoJ bgsh Wheat .o -.
No s,le. Of WHEAT herc. RYE ,se 'ses -. -.
Cons: S.les at 4gI5Oc for old aud i.G 49, iSt ne
pay ,as and IN the afternoon no oaysi: S'ss o "a
1. ljc BARLEY tc.i,o saies % o ,,is, ,srrI
,yHIsSr: sales OF 200 bbl. at p. G2'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

An INTERESTING CAsF.--The cage Of ID. III. Craig
against f. o. j. Smith, in which tho plaintiff sues
defendant for libel by publishing derogatoy article
in The Boston C0uyic1 in 1852 was commenced in
the Superior Court, part 9, before Judge Morrol,
a week ago yesterday, and has occupied tie Court
until this date. Tie testimony for tire delentt
closed on Friday last, and it is expected tho rebuff
ting teftmony Tor the pairtih will close at noon to-
today TUESDAY, when arguments of the case by
eminent counsel will be heard, which, il il expected
vii! be Of I. racy aud amusing character. ID. ID.
Field for plaintiff defendant expected TO make bis
own clo,ipo brgument.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
HO1'EL ARRIVALS.
adjourned.

Capt. Boggs, OF the United States Navy, late OF
the Narura returned to the Astor yesterday from
Boston, where he bad been on visit. Capt. Boggs
leaves he Aston tomorrow.
Msior W. f.. Hoy, of the United States Army,
Mrs. Chancellor Naworth H. +. Stonghton OF YER
mont, NJ ID. Hardin Of the United States Army, and
c. 4. Thayer aud lady, Of Boston, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Judge shipman of Hartford Capt. =. Il. Hunt o.
the L. s. Engineers, and Samuel q. Ward OF Bos-
ton, are at the Albcnarle Hotel.
judge Samuel A. Foot and daughter Of Vermont
and A. Foot of the u. s. Army, are II the ClaIen-
don Hotel.
Judge Colt of 81. Louis, -. J. Sinclair Of Ensland
Capt. W. G.. Wood Of the Army, and r. l.. Pythe-
OF the U. S. Navy, az the Metropolitan Hotel
Geo. Il. Minot and Mr.. Jackson of Boston, +. Il.
Church, the artist, and lady Of New-Nork, and l..
France of Baltimore, at the Brevoort House.