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Esq, Mayor Of Quebec
QURBKC, June -, 1858.
This 10 to certify that have been blind for ten
years Of my right eye, and for the last ten months
my left eye became similarly diseased. Four
weeks ago I was led by three members Of the st.
Patrick's Society into DR.. Thumblety's Office al
most blind. The Doctor, after examining me,
said he could cure me Ia a short time, notwith-
standing most Of the doctors In town had gave
me up as incurable, namely, DR.. Landry and DR..
Fremont, Of the the Nunnery Hospital; they gave
me up after thirteen weeks treatment, and my
wife led me home blind from the institution
Then commenced trying mostly all the doctors
OF Quebec without the slightest particle Of relief.
have been to work for the last eight or ten days,
at my usual occupation, that OF a mariner on the
~. Lawrence, and thanks TO Almighty God that
he has sent the illustriOus DR.. Tumbety to cure
me. May GCd bless! WILLIAM SMITH,
Citizen of Quebec, c. +.
Sworn to and acknowledged by the above
mentioned William Smith, who has read aloud
in my presence printed document which he
had never seen before.
GEORGE HALL, Acting Mayor Of Quebec.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
will describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or Illness, without re-
ceiving any Information from them.
No charge for Consultation or Adoiee.
Once, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner 7th street. may eft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

ALL PERSONS can find the best stock OF Cloth.
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 47O Seventh st, near F. fe 27-3m
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NOR SALE-A very handsome LAHHE, nearly
Il new; may b worked By steam or foot; viii ssll
vsry oheap at the Consutation Building, y street,
above tlth, ~ stairs, ml&lus
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PoLIcz The Fourth Ward patrolmen report
ed-Daniel Donahue, threats; dlsmissed-by Jus
tice Johnson Sarah Brown, drunk and fight
ing workhouse 90 days-by Justice Walter. f
Thompson. W. Peck, profanity; G. Cariean
throwing stones; ID. Moore, neglecting to abate ,
nuisancei II. Ebby, drunk and disorderly-dis
missed by Justice Clayton.
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DRAKR's PLANTATION BIrrRRs.
q r. 1854 Y

Il
II invigorates, strengthens and puriHes the sys-
tenn, 10 perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and ehectual tonic In the world. II 10 COM
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. Croix Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and Is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
Sold by all Grocer, Druggists, Hotels and ga
looms. PHI. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3m* 202 broadway, New York.
MKssRs. H. A. HALL & Co, have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 30S Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express company's lightning
train, and arrive In in twenty four hours cheaper
TO our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filed at man.
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall d Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largest assert
ment Of India Rubber Goods in the world,) IS
Milk street, Boston, Mas. may I9-N,w,s
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfors Jasfies
Waittr Mary Mortality, drunk and disorderly;
workhouse 90 days. g. G. Stewart, drunk; dis
missed Terence Donahue, A. Brummiger, Geo.
Handson, soldier, drunk and disordeIiyi turned
missed. Sarah Dawson, cold, profsne; fined
Sl.5S. Barbara Summers and Frank Hale, drunk;
dismissed John Green, suspicious character;
do. Thomas Mansfield, drunk and disorderly;
turned over the military.
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CRIsrApoRo's HAIR PREsxRvArIvR,

CRIsTAD0RO's HAIR PRRsKRvATIvR,
70 invaluable with his Dye, a. it imparu the ut
most softness, the most beautiful goss, aud great
vitality to the hair.
Price so cents, 81, and 80 per bottle, according
to size may 5-eolm
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LkUsnIss GAs.-By the sdvertisement else
where IL will be seen that DR. Cotton wiz shortly
give one Of bis eniertaiaing and amasing "Laugh-
Ing Cas- exhibitions In this city. q
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BOARDING.

QOUMS AND BOARD-Furnished Rooms and
H good Board may be OBJ. aimed in private FAM
y on street, between 7th and sIh streets, direct
~ north Of the Patent Ofhoe building. Terms rea-
sonabe. Apply &C the holse. m s. eo2ts
ROARDING-PleasantR Rooms with Board, may
- be had ct No. 411 l2th street, near New } ork
avenue. m n sts
DOOM WITH BOARD, suitable for two gen
~ tlemen. Also, . few Fable Boarders oan be
aocomm odated, at 3S1 street, between 9Th and
l0th streets m 2i-Sts
RQARDING, AND ROOMS FOR .RENT-A
And well furpished Rooms, with or without board,
IN private family. st 3 50 street, betveea 18th
eno 18TH. The rooms arc suitable for ofhoes-two
Of them front rooms. Bathroom attached TO the
mouse, and gas IN AL the rooms ml7 ST.
EIRS5, CLASS TABLE BOARD-l4s Tvelftl
Il street, betveen and n. Meal hours. 9. and
O'Clock. ~ 2s-1y
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POLIcE.-This morning w. r. King, colored,
was taken before Justice Clark upon a charge Of
burglariously entering the premises Of Mr. X
b. Hughes, New York avenue, near Fourteenth
street. IL appears from the testimony OF the
female servants, all white women, that upon re-
concealed under one Of the beds. Three Of them
started 20 alarm the house, and one Of them
seized the burglar and held him, notwithstand-
Ing he foug ht hard TO escape, until he was se.
cured by the gentlemen In the house, and deliv-
cred % the patrolmen on the beat Justice CLARK
sent him 10 Jail for court. Samuel Hoffman,
thsfi; jan for court w. White, assault; nned
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COOLED DowN.-About seven O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon, a drunken soldier, named Jas. Secor,
made his appearance NJ the city post once, and
diligently searched the crowd for some man
weighing 100 pounds, whom be wished 10 fght,
but not finding his desired match, he went 70
ths window and ssked II they had . man Of lust
that weig ht 20 trot him out Some Of the Thifd
Ward police put an end 10 his braggadocia by
taxing him 70 the guardhouse, where be was
treated 70 shower bath, which soon cooled down
his ardor. -- -. -
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NEW STOCK.
486
1856

Purchasing exoruavely for cash, the above Foods
taooordinE 70 their quality Will be disposed Of 81
as low rates as they can be purchased for N the
District No mlsrt presentation made 20 eject sales.
Orders for PsPerhsnglng or Window Shades. ex-
ecuted BY expenerced worimen, In city or coun-
try. call solicited from those needing the above
goods. Terms cash. J. MARKRITER.
Remember the number, No 4S6 Seventh at, 8
doors above odd Fellow Hall; and the terms,
CAshfor goods and labor. m 2-lmfs
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs--Bsfors Jsstie.
nned 81 81. John Brown, drunk; dismissed
John Williams and Jas. Miles, do turned owe
10 the military. VIM. Hagen, fast driving; fned
SS.el. Jas. T. Green, assault; do. John Slend
hack law; do - 81. NJ McGraw, drunk and
disorderly; DO. - %. W.. p. King, ASSAULT fur.
Ihsr hearing. W White, do; do. T. Bosh
drunk and disorderly; fned g 81. John Gibson
col, sleeping In the street; do. 81 o. Samue
Aofnan, theft; for q hearing. 49,
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LOCAL NEWS.
Anr.rNxrr. To-rlsHf.

Growers THKAIER.-This 10 The 1fth night Of
"The Colleen Dawn Mk. Collins takes his
farewell benefit tonight. But two more oppor-
tunities offered OF witnessing this thrilling
Irish drama, a. Mr.. Collins has the sole right to
its representation in Americs, and Tomorrow
night viii be bis last appearance in Warrington
CkSrERBuRY.-This Is the evening set apart for
the beneht Of Dick Parker-the inimitable Dick
whose career Of burnt cork glory In this city has
rendered him a general favorite.' The "Gipsey's
Iay'' and the "sons Of Malta are part Of the pro-
gramme Julia Mortimer will sing some OF her
sweetest songs, Mile Fowler and Frank La Folle
add renewed grace 70 the dance, and Dick Parker
make some Of his happiest hits
wAsHNsroN AcApKnY or Music free
concerts al this establishment continue TO please
Rosenthal's visitors hugely. His larder II well
stocked, and his refreshments Of the liquid order
are the best In the market.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

HH In the Court Of Uoumon Fieas, 4 4
Of OuyahOga Co, state OF ONO / Z
LorentuH z. OonEer, PlaintiH, Acton Tor money
Emory L. hubbard, Defendant. AttSssSment.
LNBORY L. HUBBARD, THE
kI defendant in this action, Is hereby notified
that petition for the reoOyety Of money only, was
Clerk'a ofice of the Court Of JommOa Pleas af0rsl
said, setting forth that the gad defsndsHtlS indebt
ed 70 the plaintin In the sum Of two hundrtd and
hfty dollars with interest thereon from the 9Th dal
September, 1888 upon promissory note OF said de-
fendant dated &c AftOns in the state Of Illinois on
the 9th day OF September, 1855 aud made payable in
the sum aforesaid 70 hood Bodley one year te3
er and that said petition prays Judgment against
said defendant on said note for the sun Of t25O o
and interest thor con trom September 6Ih, 1883.
said defendant fa further notified that he must
answer said petition on or bgiore the 18th day of
maT next, or in default thereof judgment viii b
taken against him. VI
hANHEY, BAoKUs 3 NOBLE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

MASTER'S SALE Pursuant to the
lNh command Of q decretal order Of sale from
the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County,
at the suit of Malcolm DarroW against David
Pollock and others, tome directed, / shall expose
for sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on the
2lst day of April, 1862, at 3 O'Clock P. M, the
following described premises: Situate In the
township of Brooklyn, In the County of Cuyaho-
ga, and State of Ohio, known as part Of original
lot ffty three in township of Brooklyn Aforesaid,
and bounded as follows-beginning ct the north
east corner of fourteen aerea upon the north line
of said lot; thence north soo 40 west along ne
north line one chain and seventy nine links 10
the south line of land owned by the G, O. SO
Railroad Co.; thence south tOS 10 west one chain
and seventy one links to the eulvert; thence goth
$40 west two chains and three links; thence south
67Xe west two chains and one link; thence soutb
2ko east six chains and seventy links: thence
north T9Zo east five chains eighty six links 10 An
elm tree; thence north ago east nine ehaius and
four links to the place Of beginning, Containing
i've snd 1-loo acres Of land decided by John ",
Kirkland and wise to said David Poilock, be tbe
same more or less. Appraised at $50
AT. sLADs, Mastsr Comm.
PitnsAtty. marlS8l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

I'm eNTEW WuE FIeHr. - The Smith
hnily vas we'll represented among the Geld
odsSls Of ths federal forces ct the siege Of
AoRt Dsuelson- Gen. Smith made himself
quite prominent by his military ability.
ool John 3. Smith, Of the 45tb Illinois,
although suffering with an attack Of fever
e the time Of The battle, remained in COM
uHRd Of his regiment until after the Fort
Ind surrendered. Major n. Smith, Of the
Bsme regiment, hsd his horse wounded,
and tHe musket balls passed through his
ooat. Lieut.. Col Smith, Of the 48th Dli-
10is, Ras killed while her ioaly leading his
nsR into the battle. Morgan 3. Smith, Of
TIE Missouri Oh, vas also in The Aght.
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MORNING LEADER;


~ .b961s15a PssnIIselelassc ousmh adP
Ose Of the iroE.olGd var steamers build.
ibsQpERo Esst iefto have . long instru-
mem Fsr Elofatlon called the q needle
Wsatsusg that Il viii give tho Merrimse .
Otliohin the side. aa'a" 7aH
EvAlh6St syeryWhers TIE rebels Are In full
GIghL sThJy have wonderfully sole stir-
ring armies.
The rebel troOps are shoelesa, and theiE
efforts ere bootless -
Our Gsnerdlssrs everyWhere cleaning
outtho rsb6ls, and d aust DO said, TO Cur
tlE'seaa Elgel'H credit that Price Was 3
VaEyl6i .lsalt tellOWao clean out
a. BesFhsr. TilFhman, and Hanson are
aufslhe thelr wrath. They are said 70
h4hf very good nurses.
IkS Richmond papers are making in
ouiries as e DE MoRiiOER construction.
They may put ust what construction upon
her they plesse, d
II Ne rebel Government shall, e Il
ArsassnA despatch another army into
Ksniueky, Ee shall despatch Il after it
GoF hpre.1a a 1 5h1aI
III thslrsbsl troops ere raw, hot IRE
viii soon cure that defect oa1 20 - le'A
eni 81 n0iiahs-z- - ilai------- At
asRbaEI.a.TEE,I OEPg-Ws alearn, says the
W&ASgton' Republican, that the number Of
valuable slaves being removed from the Dis
Elot IN ansieiPatiOn Of the passage Of the
hulsholishing slavery, Is very large. As a
gsasfzl ching, they are removed to farms in
nasylAnd Some OF these cases. perhaps, are
oassspf als. If half that We hear on the
mbleotis true, the average value Of those
lsa IN The District to be liberated, win fall a
good way below the maximum average H1ed
II Ir. NoTill's bin, viE' thres hundred dol
M v
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MANASSAS GUS AT NEWBEHH.-A SER
goAnt Of the TWenty-frst Massachusetts,
regiment writes that among the cannon
oaPtarsd By General Burnside ct NeWbern,
were thirteen brass field pieces taken BY
Tie enemy at Bull Run. This fact would
nsem toindicEte that the Confederate troops
at The battle Of NsWbsrn, or ct least part
q them, were from Manassas.
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables is groWnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton & St. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance OF lis miles on
the Branch, and 1S6 miles On the Main Trunk,
Lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion OF
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the Terre Haute, AIteu I 81.
Louis Railroad, a distance Of nearly 200 miles is
well adapted u Winter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

o. n LON LADY o. I'm OlIrsOr OllDE
OONTIEUED.

0gl zyrrp ~ -.
Aasgaoioua pirate here Jumped up and said. set
j thi9k a. AZ hiHa; l,Ii das1ls him with mag
nt1oent burst o. Wit; -
In ne. III give him row to solve ny last eonua-
EAisa, 4 IN not nj Aksn quite. think win pur-
~ EorthsrD ,ss.stsripE friend, with passion for
Inh.E yoa question. which trust, youu not
Aers b mounted the chicken coop, ana shrisksd,
+. sioan yoq tsi ne Why
flashed ffom his eye; -
I5tlis Ship desiiDe aS5Iuu for idiots and foosf
- u, lln D spsek aid all the men, breaking thrO'
And tss shisf barring nutiny Il he proceeded fur.
1sbssd i1 Q state Ofsisnoes DoOviins ssrosly At
Ard ,hss.I.s,sgs girsis with an air Of pridO and
''1s1sss'l sE9T6sat me nov, air. If your lister is
zhs sh,si reoOisd. WHY should hs uos' By this sar
casa cTulhed, 9.l-
And, % shs tias being, hi, mouth with fear va,
IA ssssslogs pirate then prOoesasa with the -four
p give = 81 hIs iiEtsusrs Els vrsst e,nBns-nr,
q ~ 10 Days ghsn be riesa-aS he does At
1zaa ogsn fOgr white horss barouohs, when 70 Bull
~ Ssassi On t6s iii side to vip. b,s ,vs.tv ,o
IN ei,tch1 ,,,, ne soon VIII have Old Abe in
Wh.s g sast give Bis Fartss to thundsrlns lot,
AAdEssEs 3 can't tell every one his May little
WV ,l.. Z :. NE young girl who attends fancy
And Z aoatlRg hitpsr and tbither in sylph.liks
yust ne some light gOndO'A in liqDid ,,lv,r ,..,
AHaN11-beosuse THE ROsE EHAT All Al PRiI,1Ha MI
y EOT THE Ross TOR NE r.
Alaansa yith triumph, he descended from Of tbs
Bat, ~ : sight most CHASTITY, his syss sspshs =,
For, loattarsd upon the deck Che entire shin, or.
lay, -F
IRE bis SonundElm was half finished, they All h,a
hi. i 4 70 be humoristi'' ths piruts shri,hina
VA, e srsWI Of all the ,irats ships were IyiDRss
sao5 sS'sRs 1 an y prise to Capt. Wright, Of
~ ssi5 tas HgstVs ell in chains, and for the o. g.
eH (O0HTIHUED.l
EheeHtrona Of Union Hail and the public IN gen.
fn1 lEaa1gat Bargains IN
SPRING 8 kEUMMER CLOTHING,
loI 1sl enc Boys Wearsss We are row closing out
cur Whols Winter Stock at greatly reduced prices af
LaAA0 4 IsAACs'
MAaNIEIOENT UNION HALL.
fs1s Aenney for the asls Of stprsr,s O.Iab-,.6
01uina Machineg, Btrons'g Patent Army TrunFS
ars f1rriI AutomatoE FRESHMAN
OoEnar Of Union and Superior Htresta
~ LOOK OUT FOB THB GEAEZz ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

1a-s u JOSEPH s. GRAHNIs,
March Is. lS22s2 Assignee Of VIM. fIsKA.
GALE OF KEAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
y COURF.-On the 3D. day of April, 1862, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the door of the Court House, in
the City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate as the property of Joseph
W. Spaulding, deceased, to wit: known as City
Lots Nos 562 and 563 in Barber & Lords subdi
vision in the City of Cleveland, and bounded as
follows, to vii: North on Bridge Street; east and
west by lot lines and south by alley. Said lots
are each 49K feet front Bridge street. as By the
plat OF Ahaz Merchant. Said lot No. 562 apprais-
ed at $3.50 and lot No. 5e3 at $500. Terms ofsale
will be made known on day Of sale.
ELIZABETH ANN SPAULDING,
Adm'r'X of Joseph w. Spaulding.
Cleveland March g. Isd2:3sl
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ILLINOIS

ulation Of !, "a, ,666, and q soil capable Of sup
porting %, 900 900. No State In he Valley OF
the MississipPl offers 80 great an inducements to
the settler ss the State Of Illinois There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil 80 admirably combine 70 produce
those two great staples, CoRS and WEEAF.
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ThA ALls-HUFFIulsAT ThkHs.
VIENNA
DE PARle

'TVRIESEMAR !, 2& 9, ARE DE
TEOTED BY RDFAL LETTER8 PATEHTo
I1Rland and secured by tbs Seals Of the loola de
rh1rHaols Dc Paris and ths ImBsrls Co1sEe Of
= 10. s inSslusbIs for s1ha1stion. TSsrnAioFTh@S
and Al RhYlioal disabilities. ---sg l s-,, .
no. plotely efndicateg all traces Of tho1e dis
sSgsg fhGt hsVs herstOforB been treated by the naus
a0W aad pernicioug uBe Of copaiYl and oubebas -
10. ha1 entirely 1up1lanted the Injurious 1la
mercury, thereby inEuring 70 the sufferer Epeedy
Iisis diEler.ns 81 impGEkisss and roofing oet The
VsInOn oi disease
: FRII6E1IAH Hbs. l. and 3 are BrepaFatton ths
form Of losenfo, devoid Of taste and small, and
bo carried IN thB NAiHto1At pocket. Sold in TIN oagoa
end divided into separate Doses adminiBtered b.
FElpeau Lsll6Dand RouL, Rio0ld, 40. Price - each
or cases for Sc, which EAyeI -; and In "a cases,
WhaFSby tbsre g Baying Of -. 10 be had Wholenai
and retail, Of DT. BARLOW, Ho l94 BleeOksE gtreei
H0H York. Immediately On receiving remittanot
Or. Barrow Win forward the 9rieaenar % any PAL
81 tho world, securely pscked, and add easst aooorS
ing 70 the inStruotionG og kha writer lsF
bB-Sold By q W. CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
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EDUCATION.

Mechanics and working men VII ind the iles-
Bchool system encouraged b. the Slate, and en-
do8ed With 3 large revenue for the support fthe
schools Children can live In sight Of the school,
the college, the church, and grow Up With The
prosperity Of the leading State in tie Great Wes-
tern Empire. e-- 81
No one who. has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that it equals TIE most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given of Z
advantages it Oilers for immediate oecupatlon
and immediate returns. The farmers OF The East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
20 Illinois In great numbers; and q e belaled
that Il these surprising adFantages were made
and working population Of OYer-crQ det Eurcpe
they would promptly avail them9elv of tne
knowledge.
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no ACTUAL SETTLERS.

From the unprecedented Advantages this Com
pany offers, It Is not surprising that Il should
have already disposed of 300, 900 acnes Of land
It Is now selling at the rate Of 5,e00 sCre5 per
week. The population along the line has trebled
In ten years, and Is now s14 s91. The Company
sell TO actual cultivstors and every contract con
tafna A.. ar-raa7nent 10 oriftiTrnfa
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Master Commissioners In Ohancery.
L. PRRHTIss sol'r for OompPt. ieo26.3l3

NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made By the Judge Of ths Probate Court
the County o. UuyAhoga, the matter OF the
alignment Of William FisKe, shall Oer Tor sale al
public auction 81 the door Of the Court House. tn
O'Clock p. n the following described Notes and
Accounts, TO wit, being the assets Of saio assign
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

- D. DOuBHeEIys EAalubAut N tn5 bO4EE 0l OOLns
against mon Pleas OF OuyahO-
Emory L. Hubbard and ga county, and State
Henry W. Hubbard, Defts. Of Ohio.
Action for money only. with attachment.
EM0RY l.. HUBBARD AND
IL Henry W. Hubbard, defendants 10 this action,
are hereby notified that on she 10th day Of March,
A. D.. 1854 petition was filed In the Qierk's once
Of said Court OF Common Pleas, setting ioFfh that
on the 2lth day Of februsFy, A. D. 1855, ct the ciIy
Of Galesburg, county Of knox, and State Of Illnil,
said defendants executed and delivered 70 Elijah
Bruner. their Joint and several appeal bond, bind.
ing themselves unto the said Elijah BruneF to pay
to the of this plsinth the sum Of i've hnndred
and ten dollars which said bond contained con-
quired and bound to prose ute with effect an appeal
70 the District Oeurt Of said KnOx county, trsm
certain judgment rendered against said Emory In
plaintiffs favor, by the Police magistrate Of said
cttY and Knox county, as veil IS to pay WhafsTer
judgment should be rendered against the said Emo
~ on sad appeal that said appeal was prosecuted
to final judgment agAinet the said Emory for the
sum Of S257 IS, and costs Of suit amounting TO S25
but that said Judgment has not been paid, nor any
part thereof as required by the condition Of said
boudi that execution has been duly i1suSd upOR
the said judgment and no property found whereby
the same could be satisfied and tnat asid judgment
and Is well said appeal bond remain in full tOEcs and
unsaitshed, whereby the plaintiff has been damaged
in the sum of S257 80 and costg of suit SIS %. Z
Wnereupon plainttG asks judgment against said
dsfndant1 on said bond for S23z IS, with interest
Said defandants are further notified that they must
answer said petiton on or bsfore the 18th day OF May
next OF IN dsfAult thereof judgment viii b taken
80 RANNEY, BAOKUs & NOBLE,
marl2:2s4 Plaintiffs Attorneys.