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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
Rem advertisements.
In the Court of Chancery
OF THE STATE CT DELAWARE, IN AND FOR NEW
CASTLE COUNTY,
Thomas O. Lawrence and Kezia
hta milf. man N.
Petition for Partition OF
Real Estate.
Humphrey Mou.ley. al ~

CASTLE COUNTY,
Thomas o. Lawrence and Kezia
his wife, Petition for Partition o
VS.. Rasl Estata
Humphrey Mousley, et al.
Holc9 " hereby given TO all when may concern that
~ Is ORDERED by the Chancellor, that Humphrey Nous.
ey Mary D. Mousley, William n Anderson and Elihurn
ms Wle, William T., Sarah H., Kezia Ann, Charles w
ana John II. Mousey; and Ellen McKee, Juliet McKee,
John Black, and SARAH Jane Black his wife, Mary Ellen
Mohee hezia anu Mckee. and Lydia Amanda Mckee he,
anu appear at the Court House In Castle on Monday
he ls day Of September next shew cause IL any they
have why partition should made IT the following
described
Real Estate,
VIZ certain Tract Of Land, situate in Brand ywne IInu
dred Nav Castle County, state of Delaware adjoining
lands OF Anne Tally and others and containing eighteen
acres and one hundred and eighteen perche 1t bcDg the
same tract OF and which Charles Twaddell aud Kegia
his wife by deed led tue 18th Df March, Co. oonyeye
10 Sarah Mckee, isabella Mckee, kezla Mckee nw Kszi4
ihwrente-une . the lNtitiOuerh-Diann Mrke4, sarah
Mckee and y lll,am Mckee.
md now 10 wit the i day Of March. A. d. 1862 IL IL
further ordered by ho Chancellor thnt an order vi be
puhllHhat Ia the Delaware state journal newsrAper
published IN the City ot Wilmington, aud continued
therein for four successive wpek aud that copy nl ssid
publication he sent 10 the address tho dcieldanis in
6Ssp1S& ln witness whereof hayy hureunto sei lny
aRS8 sand and the seal Of the said Court Of Chan
- eerY, at New Castle this 18th day or july A
JAmES DUNCAN,
JulyE'4W Register in Chancery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
ID. CHANDLER,
M Il r G MT TAHOE
Nh. hAQ NzonIraa Sa-aat

Would invite the early attention of his friends
and customers, to a choice selection of the
newest styles Of CLOTHS and CASSINIERES
for gentemen's wear, embracing all the
Novelties of the Spring Season.
Which will be made to order at moderate prices
for cash.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29

A. ID. INSLEE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
Writing and Wrapping paper, Fancy
Articles, sc.
No. 6O3 Market ST., opposite Bank OF
Delaware, Wilmington, Del
Begs leave to coll the attention of the public TO
his large assortment of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising History, Biography, Travels,
Poetry, the latest and best standard Novels, Far
mer's and Cook Books, Mechanical and Arehi-
teotural Works, Juvenile Books in great variety,
School and Text Books Family and Pocket
Bibles, in all styles of binding Prayer Books,
Hymn Books, Of all denominations; beautiful
Presentation and Illustrated Booksi Blank
Work, OF all kinds on hand and made to any
pattern.
E6S- Binding done Neatly in day Style sSf,a
PAPER BAGS OF ALL SIZES.
Cards neatly Written or Engraved.
Orders from the. country or elsewhere viii
receive prompt attention.
A. D. INSLEE,
Bookseller and Statoner,
No. 60S Market Street,
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
WANTED

A man who will make himself generally useful as a
a nurse aud assistant in the Living Home to take the
lace Of my Eon who Is about 10 leave assistant to
Brigade Surgeon DIR. White.
j. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
Kerosene and Coal oils

LARGE supply in prime shipping order, on hand from
II the principal manufacturers in the United sates-
For sale on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS
E BRINGHURST & Co,
Cor. 9Th and Market SITS,
N. B-Purchassrs Will remember that Il. D. & Co. re-
ceiysd special Diploma for their oils at the late Agr
cultural Exhibition. noyS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
MEN WANTED
Chemineaud-Ine Cognao

UlHIS Bra ldy imported by William p Baly oe Nav
York expressly for " c. Glpins sales for Tnedlcpai
and private uss. For sale by
v. O. GILPIN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
The Great Family Physic.
sIMMs' VEGETABLE LIVER PILL

SIMMS VEGETABLE LIVER F41Lo'
mHEsE PILLS are prepared from pure ingredients
IL known only In the vegetable kingdom. They act
specifically the Liver, Kidneys, stomach and Bowels
digestive Organs, and skim imparing healthy action
TO every organ They deblltkte or weaken; but
gives tone and energy the entire SYSTEM increasing the
appetite In every and strengthening the system gem
ersy. They operate pleasantly and mildly but thor
oughly and eiIecually without gripping, sickenlng weak
ennE or leaving the bowels cosve; keeping the system
regular and healthy In this consists their superiority
over all other Pills They perfect antidote for sick
headache curing the most For all Bilious
complAns Nervousness Colds Irregularities Of Females
and ali casss arising from torpid Liver, they will be
found 10 no very valuable They are elegantly sugar
coated
Can't John Cone Of the steamer John A. Warner Capt.
VIVA Noble we'll known in this city, and hundreds of
others gay they the best easiest and most complete
purgatiys pills they have used Capt Gone hnda
them very valube in keeping OH the feveTs Incident to
the Peninsula were lie now Is with his steamboat. Sold
boxes with full directions at % centa or nve for
Sold by medicine dealers throughout the country Pre-
pared only by ..,,,. ,o,,
physicans and DRUGGISTS aud dealers in Pure Family
Medicines Fourth aud King Streets
iy26 Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
REV. THos. NJ. cANN, A. NJ,

Principal and PfdpfloIUT.
REFERENCE-Hun. Willard Hail, H. S. McConbs,
Esq R. R. Porter NJ D., S. Floyd Cashier Bank Of Della
ware; George Bush President Bank Wilmington and
Brandywne, Wilmington, Bel; Mr. Charles Beaston,
Odessa; Mr.. John p. Cochran, Middlet0wn Mr. Isaac
Giles Laurel Mr.. Wilson S. Cannon, Lepsie Mr. WIN.
HurloeE, St. deorgesi Rev. hessfs Aikmsn, Wiswel,
Delaware City and Rev D. II. Emerson, st. Georges.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29

WHITE Felt Corn and BuniOu Plasters, at
w v. BRINGHUkST 4hCo's
MARI Sixth and MarketsstFsste,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
FOR CAPE MAY.
Young Ladies Institute,
WILMINGTON. DEL

NTuMBER limited to Thirty-Buildng new aud we'll
IN located. Good Accommodations. Spacious grounds
for exercise Charges moderate. Next session commen.
the first Monday in September. For information
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
DIVIDEND.

DELAWARE Cry BAsK,
July 10, 1862 !
nHE Directors have this day declared Dividend of
Five per cent Of the profits of the Bank tor the
Last fE months payable to the Stockholders demand.
jyls-it. WM. W. FERRIS, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
For PhiIadelphia at $40 A. M

For Philadelphia at $50 A. M
asMHm nN and alter MONDAY
AoA&Dh " April llth 1862 the
hNZA STEAMBOAT ZEPHYR will
NsssSsTtenrf15ti}a .sas7sif9a~ run fellows;
- w Leave Wilmington from
AEsat&'sA' Hssls King Street Wharf at $50
aud Chester at 7.40, A. NJ.
Leave Phad'a from Chestnut Street Wharf at P. NJ.
Stopping Marcus Hook and Chester, about hour
after the time named, each way.
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington, SO centaI
Return trip Tickets go cents
Fare between Wilmington and Chester Hook, lScent
Return trip Tickets 25 cents
a Return trip tickets are good only for the day they
are dated.
Es-BreAkfast provided on board.
Freight taken al the usual low rates. Shippers
uessd to have their goods Chestnut Street Wharf
by before p NJ TO insure theiI coming down same
day and have receipts sent with each load Of goods all
goods not ecepled for will he at risk Slip
cepts be procured at the office at Wilmington fhs
dsiDhiR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29

Ns Persons knowing themselves indebted to the late
firm Of Iaines Woods, requested to forward
settle with the surviving partner and thereby
expense collection, further indulgence cannot be
given. j. II. WOODS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
FERTTLIZERs.

He also has, in sspArats building, excellent as
uoren Of the various kinds OF Fertilizers such pure
tine and Bone Dust, Guanos, Phosphate Of Lime
POudrete, &c. and hopes by strict attention 10 merit
share of the public patronage.
Goods delivered anywhNr within the city limits free Of
jyi5.ly SAMUEL KELLEY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
EI.oIIR. FRND AND GRAIN.

nHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Will
1 mington and vcluty thAt he has taken the Flour,
Feed and store No 4l9 West Front Street. former
1g constantly on hand and for sale large assortment
Of the best brands Of Flour. Also Feed aud Grain IN
nuantties 10 suit purchasers. Cake Meal Salt in the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
Pine Wood.

n g. W. BUSH are nnw landing cargo NJ superior
W. Pine Wood which they uieT for sale At tile lowest
Market price. myg3
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29

Passengers from Baltimore 10 Milford ssaford and
Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore and
spend night at wilmington. Passengers Dover may
leave Baltimore at LOS m. and proceed same evening.
E. q. sEWALL, Jr.,
Superintendent Del. X. II,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
MONEY WANTED.

eSgvERAL sums from $500 $40 O0O can be oAned on
y gold Real Esataseeurty. Any person having money
on hand can have 1t safely. y.invested " applying 10
wM. MCCAuLLEY,
ab9 Aar.et gtreat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
ATE JOURNAL AND TUESDAY, JULY 49, 1862
Notice.

All persons indebted to are retpeetfulty requested
y pay the amounts to JAMES II. RICE BRO AZ their
Counting House. Urange and Tenth Streets and
the same. riIFO IIyATT
July l., ls62.2w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
A Supplement- to an ordinanc,

A Supplement to an Ordinance
lniitlsd An Ordinance to prevent annoyance from
Be il ordained by the City Council OF Wilmington as
SECTION l. Tha Mayor Is hereby authorized to appont
" many persons As he may deem necessary Whose duty
u snhi be to carry this ordinance iutu strict elect BIZ
causing all dogs found rnnning large in this city, to he
nheu up Killed and buried, when not within the excep-
IONS OF tue ordinance to which this supplements or in
cases o. clearly established accident emergency where
he animal Is peculiarly valuable, then otherwise
ey may Do disposed OF al the discretion Of the Mayor
anu ior ie services TO be performed In taking up or kill
ing and buyng each dog person or psrsons so 10 be
appointed small receive sum not exceeding une dollar
sEo ANY person who shall obstrucl the officers CON
stables or other person persons to be appointed as
aforesaid In carrying uO effect the provisions of this
Ordinance, or shall wiltuy milirously obsruct or
moest the person or employed in the seizure OF
transportation OF the dog dogs by them arrested or in
me burial OF their carcRsses shall wilfully or malt
couhy destroy or inure any public private property
connected WIN The execution Of this Ordinance every
sueh person shall be liable to forfeit and pay the sum Of
Que hundred dollars for every such offence, one half
ihereo to the use Of the person suing the same and
Wilmington. ~ ' "
SEC D. And that Section Of an Ordinance entitled An
amendment to amend Ordinance entitled an Ordinance
cenrerning dogs be amended By adding to said section
me following wordsnne half Of said fine for The use of
lhe Person lodging Information and the other half for the
use OF the Mayor and Council.
Passed at the CITY Hall July 10th, 1862
,,.n,no JOHN NJ. TURNER, President.
d. mAkIs, Clerk of the City Council jyi5.at
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DIVIDEND.

uEloN BANK OF DELAWARE,
Wilmington, July lst, 1862 /
VlHE Directors have this day declared semtannual
Dividend Of three per cent, payable 10 the stookhoid
ers on or after the 10th inst
jy4-it. j. T. WARNER CasbIer
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Odd Fellows Hall Dividend.

Engine and Boiler for Sale
w Bsue Mil. Apply IL 'V ''''''' A'1
July 49, 1862 COG Markri ~ Wilmin,ion.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
IO.UO lef lpefNi Or SI.5U per day.
I2SErli SEN3aMHE M'MAkIN; MMAkkIhNF;rN, Proprlstors.
NOTICE.

NO z AOIls
n HE undersigned would inform farmers that he will
repair Threahsrs and Corn Shelters, the shop of
Willlsm T. shaw, pyes Building, Orange street. near
sixth. Having long experience In the business he hopes
10 give satisfaction to those who may favor him with their
patronage. DANIEL uRMY.
WminEton, Del. Inly 22-lm.
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PENINSULAR r. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.

ON and after MONDAY Mayl2th, 1862, Trains for tht
" accommodation Of Psssengers will run follows
until further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
GRAIN DRILLS.

THE undersigned continues the manufacture of Kuhna
l. Ilainss GRAIN DRILLS, ut the old shop formerly
occupied by Haines Woods Orange street, above Fith
After of they have been pronounced by the
best practical farmers to have superors for sowing all
kinds Of grain and grass seeds With the improvements
recently added he feels justified In saying that II
be surpassed by any other offered to the public. Those
In want Of Drills will do we'll to order them early
possible as the number Is limited. Machines warranted
]. r. WOODS,
Pye's Building, Orange St, above Filth,
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
Co-Partnership Notice.

NIE undersigned hsreby inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have associated them
selves together under thu lrm Of FARRELL & MOORE,
for tbs uAnutscture Of Light Machinery, building Ma
chiue Models sewing Machines &c. at their Factory At
NINTH AND CHURCH STREETS, Wilmington, Della
and respectfully request the patronage Of those
having work in their line to do pledging themselves
give satisfaction In all cases.
JAMES NJ. FARRELL,
WILLIAM q. MOORE.
Mimington. juno l6, IS62.-24lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29

The Delaware Home for Insane
INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED by THE LII
GIsLATuRE OF DELAWARE
is open and filling up with luardsrs. Having
alaniAcs and incurabe not waited, but only
such as there reason u iiope ein be made bsflQ7
kind and judcious treatment Charges ui0dsrHs ga ~
my 2stf 4. A. BROWN Ppnriior
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1zs ezr9-f1enfI - Cotton cEi1.r1 ~ -
0eF9 gra1f pF0mfse. Coll1leletlQ p tlllf111
% de1. 80 Hlfa. fss5 AidttooB o. tEs 8fd-t1l,
gHd Asau1aptio5 On sbs AfatD Li1sl. - o11l-
tie psE5sstion Of ttis s5Ts. 4 settler ilylS
@ fI1lftg of goEng e3fldrsl, e1l fu5sl 49,
g0izfhflIl E1bor 70 . 1l0st pro- lt15Eg 1oe0t8tSg =
legnogft and s5fsc5i0s 81 fht5 pll1e.
ASplGoEolls esersioas s0as El0..st17 e 60
totl O elDpsr Or relt15ts ED sutte1 q -
esQB5rsHisll5 8 81 fia sofB q lgEtaoi1, dgil g g
AoPsds speaGly gigs sl5blelsss a1i0slf g
plant a greet 5rsadf8 of Eahd,
MINING AND AlAEUEACIUREs.
Ths great rssources Of he ssuas, IN Coal, Ira,
LEAD, ztne, PotteT'5 Gay, Li11eltonz, lzlasl1las
&c, Sc, are slnost untouehsd; theT G8Eit the
arrival Of enterpfising and o1ergstic nGs 1cc1f-
tausd % eoHEsF1 f1sn iuio guid.
RAILROAD sEsTEsI or MLE11l8.
Railroads interest TIE Ehole atsts. S1lB-
O0o, 900 have besn luvel1sd n compleang ia8
gralt uat-FoTi< flf Inks gTery r1rt % th1 ttlt11
mo lrarseiIefs connecsior uifh - s1r7sdn.llrf
States Gnd tae dlrecsest th5roagalsra1 % 80 :
msre.
THR ILLINOIS CE1TRAE RAH.ROAR 9
TraTsrsss the vhals Iength of he stsis. fron
the banks OF the Mississippi and Lake lllehlgan :
70 the Ohio. As ltI naHle lmport1, ne aallro11
runs through The caElTe cf he STATE and On e. I
theF dds of he road along ita Ehols length hs +
AALl4l GA--l -
10 ACTUAL GETZ tE85.t ar7
Prom the unprscsdsntsd adVautsges tiis Gem s
pany Offers, Il is not Gurpri5ng that i ehould
have aiready disposed of / 30 90 heEt8 q l1Il-
! L Z nov selling e tie rae g s 0oo acr11 Pr
week The Popuiaiion alolg he me 1a1 lf-1--d
in len years, and Is noE 81. 81 Ihs ol-lllul
tains nn Agreement % eulfig1is.
CITIES, TOWNS, EzAREEEs, DEF0'E7s
Fhers are EInsty-Elsht Dspots a he 61rps-.
ny's Railroad, Giving about one sFagT NO.
| miles, Cites, Towns and Villages ze aeI..-sd
/ e conFenient dlltsrcsg threlghoat 11e 1h1lI
roufs, Ehsls sTsrT issrahls connolly nay e
found e readily e b he olda1s s,za 81 t1e
Uni0n, and EhsFs llTezl are = - MS - a.
kinds o. farm prodnes-
EDUCAIIos.
Weenan.cs aud working insu ElH ana sts re-
schooI sy16sEn oncouraged b. tha stats a1E a.
doEsd With large reTenna for ihs support % tts
sehools Childrsn On Ire 20 Eght Of t1s scE5dl,
tie college The ehurlh, and 7f1I up uilh -
prosperity q TIE ls.dlnS stats b he Grsat Hel-
tsrn Empire.
50 one uho has vf1ited It'd rslendld rs1ian e
country can doubt lIat it Equals he NOS l1gof-
ed descriptions thai have sFar ben giFe1 a .
but let any careful c11erTer Tiait n, and ~ III
inform Yuu that the haif tlI not aI t1s q il1
I afFantEges i oIeEl Tor lulr1eillt1 cesu1ls
| and Immediate resurrz- Ths fzFmer1cf TIE Er-l-
en- and Middle g,E1ss, and claada tfl zll1iE5
3 Illinois n grslt ulabeTIi and 3 q beilsTla,
/ thai II thsse GuTpalzng adFnut1gs1 ueTs rlde
/ known % ghs farmers, mechlniGs, E1nu1lsc1ll1l
and working p1pulation q oTer-eroEded suEcla-
/ they would PronPtg a7a1 thsnseiFe1 q a
| knoEledgs-
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CONFECTIONERY.

TOHN sOHRINKs
d ukEmq nEHOvHD - HEa IIU euAEYEna,
No, "a 9 { hYMAE'g BLOOH,
(ODDo6its the Oolrt House, Pub. BauaFs,)
q nfsarsd % rsoaiYs ths eAllI d hiE friends ers
lSiiaT if ]ths IIas q e5sissasnsEy b Es1s q
GHOEEsAEH AID RETAIL e. UEual.
OYSTKRS AND bot COFFEE
q usl a. ne oh0ios1t satabisE served ~ at zr-
msntl notice.
BINF1R rs sHRVED DAILY
for ths lesommodltion oi persons havinG businsFi
nt tha GoIF3 HOUSE.
KMHEHTF Alb 0H DEhUaET
IMFEHIaE TEHET GUN DROFd-guDeEioT z
JOHN 60HRIAkt
WIOOK OUT rob THE IAFTEY- -.
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EEERL. HBTIEES.
TAsTERsI sALB-PURsUANT

MASTERS sALB PURSUANT To
III the command Of q decrotal order Of sale e.
iued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuye-
hoga county, Ohio AT the suit 4Of John Ftstner
against Sebastian BtiegerWald and oihsrs 70 NE
directed, shall OdeF for for sale a. public ahe-
lion. at the door Of the Court House, IL tbs City
Of Cleveland, IN said county, on the 80th day q
Nay lSd2, 81 two o'clock p. n, the following
described lands and tsnemeuts, 70 wit; $50
Situate In the CITY Of Cleveland, In the county
OF Cuyehoga and State Of Ohio, and 4 known =
being the north hElfOf the following described
piece Of land, viz The east half Of City lot No.
one hundred and twenty seven (l27), In Barber
Lord 3 subdivision In the City OF Ohio, formef
~ 50 called, and bounded ~ follows north BY la
No 12s east By York street. south by lot No IL
and west by the west half Of said lot No. III, BE-
ing a freet front on York street and 1l9 u sea
In depth. The lot hereby intended tn be con.
VeYed being 90 feet on York street 1ioB-12 feei
deep, be the same more or less, but subject 70 90
legal highEaySt Appraised At 500.
GE0. II. VIVIAN, I
b. r. BEAVIs, Master cUmm'r :
pfn~s Atty aurQo.cQo
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'NTAsTER's sALR-PURguANr

MASTERS SALE-PURsuANr
lEh 10 the command Of q deer tai order Of sais
Rom the Court OF Common Pleas OF Ouyahoga eoun-
~ Al The suit OF Marvin Kent aqain8t Joseph a.
Blaefbdrn aud snOiheF, % ne directed, shall sI-
pnss for Eais at pubic auction nt the door Of the
torIff fouss IN the Uify Of 0lsFsland the uins-
tesbth day Of Msy 1859, ct thrae o. lock 2 n, The
iolloEng deseEibsd Pssmlsss situa,e n ne ~ q
aud known b. sub lot No. one - Oauholdt Dgnnl 3
son Peasa Fosters subdivision o. oEtglual ton
scre lots Nos one hundred thiItY 0ur, ons kandr6d
Tbirry.fVe and one hundrpd thrtT-sE; aaiG sub lot
No one has frgnt Of sixty SIX feet on Wiison-st,
snd running back 10 Lake Eris about four hundred
and twenty i've fsetf excepting and r15erTtnE the
1oron o sad sub tthat has heretofore bean COS
VbTod % the UisVellnd AEhfabula Hallnoad Con.
D sug, and nOW occupisd iu paIt bE said Company,
and beng "trip Of iaue f5fEg let ~ width runuilg
aorg15 aaid sub Ot, b the sane more g less bat
1nbieef % al legal nighWayl Appraised 81 1ilno.
/ HENRY g. ABBEY,
PANE WADE, MagisT Comm'r.
Pits Attn. abTf ia~ua
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BLADE AND 10,

NIOFICE.-WILLIAM SLADE AND JO-
N SEPHIEE L. sLADE non residents Of the
State Of Ohio, aFe hereby notified that Lymap
Little, on the 28th day OF April, 1859, filed hia
petition In the Court Of Common Pleas Guys
hOga county, Ohio, stating that on the Ath day Of
October, 1855, the said ~ illiam Slsde executed
and delivered % Little 4 keyes his six promlsOry
notes Of that date for the sum Of 500 90 each
with annual interest at elk per cent. until due,
and ten per cent annual interest after due, paya-
bic one on April 1, 1881, and the other iiYe each
yearly hereafter that on said October 4th, lsss,
% secure the payment Of said notes. the said VIII
liam sgade aud Josephine u. SIade executed and
delivered TO said Little Keyesa mortgage deed,
thereby conveying TO said Little Keyes, their
heirs and assignees, the following described
premises; Situate in said Cleveland, being Lot
No. j, ia Block No. two, and and on the north,
easteFly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets,
IN Ead Cleveland, said LOT being Is feet front on
Huntington street, and 10 feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed 20 said Slade
by said Little & Keyes That plaintiff is now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage
and that there Is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Siade S43945 with annual IN
terest after October "a, 1881, ct ten per cent on
st94 n, and on S242o after April 4, 1857 at ten
per cent and the anuual interest at six per cent,
on $4,000 after October 4, 1855, until due, and
ten per cent after due.
The object and prayer Of said petition Is TO re.
cover the amount due on said notes, and 70 sub
Said defendants are required 70 answer said pefi
tion on or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the hr5t publ.
cation Of this notice.
f. HOVEY, Plaintiff . Attorney.
Cleveland Auril @. 1e623oI .f
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AZ ORDINAFC1

AZ OHDlNAHU.
% Pave the West end Of Euelid street.
neS o,fasr-7 81 a. or e5islc7 q a. Cisv q
O., That the East Cleveland Railroad Com.
-r1rV 81 -and-are hereby required between this
6nd he 6rIt day Of July next, % pave vita stonu
IA roadgay Of EaElid street, from the nsef5ec-
ffon Of Erie a1d Elclid streets 70 the FubliC
Gcusrr under fhe direction Of, and % the aatig-
1fisn of, tie Board Of City Improvements, or
rTdgo fhair trusE from said street before The 81
~ Of JulY uczf. In deiaElt Of guoh paEilE %
or7lcfaI o. aid iTagE sg Aforesaid, Il L hereby
rgSai-ea ffaf flcm and sft1rtfe lrgtday Of July
nrTf 81 66al not Be lzUl1l foT 11id EagiCleTcland
rlrffs1ad DoupEly % receive los DE carrying q
rrr r1rrugaf uTgr f1id nolc % cE1eed three
- - rf1il sd CCuplly poFllf thsiF olsu
u atslf n Slsh p1rt q 41elid street. y eE1ee4
M HinItoI q aIy ol9 tDo,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
ILLINOIS

Il about equal II extent % England, With pop
alatiou Of I, IA, ,e68, and soil capabls o. sup
posting 20,0O0, 900. No State 10 he Valley Of
the Mil7iHippl offers 20 great an inducement 70
the settler as the State of Illinois. There e no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
nate and soil 70 sdmirably combine % prodzcs
those two great staples, CoEz and THlET.