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In consequence Of the removal Of all Ma
tional troops from Kentucky to the theatre
Of war further South, the seces6lonists in
Kentucky, numerous In many localities, have
become vers iupudent and law1ess. Recruits
for Humphrey Marshall have been openly en-
listed in some OF the central counties, disloyal
candidates for civil Offices have declared them
selves and p1underings Of Union citizens in
exposed sections have taken place. Under
these circumstances, and in compliance with
request Of the Military Board Of Kentucky,
the National Government will probably send
q Military Governor to Kentucky, clothed
with such power as Andy johnson has, to do
tie duty which Magofin fails to do, and to
visit upon secessionists four-told the punish
ment that they inflict upon Unionists. a force
Of five thousand soldiers will probably back
up this movement. General J. T. Boyle, o.
Kentucky, who led brigade at Shiloh, Is
spoken Of IS the Military Governor. Ken
tucky has near forty thousand soldiers in TIT
Union arnly-ten thousand more than he
quota.
, 1862-05-27

tE The total number Of bills passed by
tue present Congress, snd signcd by the Pres
idsnt, is one hundred and sixteen.
, 1862-05-27
Prof. ". s. Pope.

This gentleman was appointed by the Gov
e,nor, soon after the battle Of Fort Donelson,
TO represent the State IS ite agent in behalf Of
soldiers from Illinois In the field. This duty
has been most ably and faithfully performed.
He has visited hospitals and camps, aud aided
the authorities on every possible occasion.
Many Of his reports heretofore published will
test the extent and efficiency Of his lahors.
He arrived at Pittsburg Landing in q day or
two after the battle. Since that time no one
has done more for the sick and wounded sol
diers. he. has co-operated with other agents
and authorities in loading every boat charter
ed by our State, and By his knowledge and ex-
pericncc facilitated every effort. In addition
TO this he has been very active and successful
In procuring the transportation Of our own
volunteers Oh government boats and in ex'
tent equal to those transported On State boats,
and ali without expense to the State for boat
surgeons, DC. The Governor and all otherE
who have been associated with him appreciate
his noble efforts Tcry highly. His Excellenc1
has already voluntarily tendered him the com
mission Of Colonel Of Illinois volunteers as
slight testimonial Of bis worth and ability.
, 1862-05-27

News from Various 8ourceB.

from the Indianapolis journal, a3d-1
We had the pleasure of meeting with Dr..
0'FA1rell, late surgeon of the 40ih Indiana.
On Thursday night. BE had just. returned
from our army near Corinth. and gave us
nsny ,n Interesting details Of ths operations Of
thinks Gen. Hal1eca does not mean, for the
present, to fight unless attacked The i'm
purtant operations he ia now making look
more tu siege than III attack upon tie enc
mv's entrenehments, and days and weeks may
elapse before an engagement takes place
4 dispatch was received yesterday from
Governor Morton, now with the army Of the
Tennessee, stating that ou1 whols army was
within mile aud a half Of Corinth, and that
the sklrnlishing during the day had been fro-
lueI't.
from the lafayette Qnd } Journal. 2sd.l =
Father Kilroy and Drs. O Fa1rAli and Chest
nut, OF the Sanitary Commission. arrived rom
Pittsburg Landing this morning. They report
| very little change in army matters there, ex-
cept that ekirmishing Was becoming moro
ground daily, although every step they ad-
vance is now contested By Beauregard's $ pick
| cts. which are posted in strung force all along
| nuT fronr. Father Ki}roy Informs us that
| ;band Of guerrilla rebels made its appearance
| On Sunday In the vicinity Of Hamburg Laod-
ing, which created quite . terror amoOg the
Inmates OF the Federal hospitals at that place,
| al the town WIS destltnte of projection, all
| our effective men having been Withdrawn 10
the advance, about eighteen miles distant.
This band Of pirates left, however, without
committing any further depredaHoas thau the
stealing OF number OF cattle which they found
:grsz'ng In the fields in fha: locality ina
/ 'recessary precautions have been taken 70 give
these eroundTels I wHrm reception II they AZ
tempt repetition Of this fotaJ.
:: From tho Loulaville Journal, 7sd1
l. d gentleman who LETT Memphis about ten
days ago, informs us t1st there is no question
Of Beaue gard making d determined stand Il
| Corinth- Our informant does not knoF "n11
bis turce Is, hut the Southern men In Mempnti
seened to be confident that his bis force .as
sufficient to engage the enemy. successfully
Whenever an astaek was made. lie Sd" fr1ct
and Van Dorn's command when t arrived u
that city, and 1t amounted to 5000 men, a.
cord1ng to bis information. These men Wers
ragged IN worn down with this 1!duous eana
pslsn in Arkansas, but be says they ~ers fnf
l. pished with new outfits and better srm4
Price was idollzed BY. bis soldiers, and nag
L place In the heart Of the Southern people
Il second to none. This gentlenl.n teais rs tnA
1 the rpottg Of the decentralization and s1tkate
/ in the Confederate army arg not reliable A
l. thinks that tho army 1t Corinth u qutt
, hta1thy. aud that It VII MAXI . bold aad zig
, ! o1nus defense ct that plaee. He ws3 not q
} Co1tnth, hoH ever, and It ts not HkalJ thu
, Btaureeand would permit unfaxosahie no.s
Lis position 10 be known outside Of bis hnei
, 1862-05-27

Position Of The English Aind-Their Vie,os Of
the E1ebediom-THelr SIanre il. the pe4taIy for
4gase4Y-Ho,1 the Wdr R',os is Gar5ed -F.t7.
eray pielor9es E4z2fatnct A,eay.
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- 9naarnla.

The Rebel Generals have had hard
time Of 4 duFiRg the war Garnett Was
killed ct Osrricks Ford Burton and Bee
were killed at Manassas; 1ollisotter vas
killed al Fishing Greek; Mogullochi No
Intosh and slEok we're Killed 81 Pea Ridgei
A, Sidney J5hnston vas killsd q Piltsoorg
L'nding 3 p St, George GOokakilled MIN.
self ct Richmondi TighlpAn vas captured
at Fort Henry; Baokhar was captured At
Fort Donslson; Bushrod Johnson was osp-
tursd with BusEner, and, vic ating his pa!
rola, escaped, and is now reported killed at
Riusbure Landing MaekRllg Can't and
walker were taken at Island 10; Floydand
PilleW art suspended in disgrscs. for rum
ninE away from Fort Donelsoni TWiggs,
FaantlsrOy, jackson snd Boaham Tesignsdi
Grayson died. roy -- ,..-..f g. i
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vs., In Cuyahoga County
Ransom L. Foot and Court Of Common Plsas,
Lovias Foot, ct. al. de- State OF Ohio.
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A MxuEERIoUs HIRT.--The Norfolk Day
Eook, Of April 4sh, contains lhs following
mysterious paragraph:
We have pretty strong hint that pilots
seouaintsd with the various harbors along
(he Northern sesbosFd viii speedily be Y.
great demand, and that their services will
s. handsomely renuneFated. Il is unne.
asssary for us, Of course, TO say more than
Dis. as those interested viii easily and out
where to apply for further information,
A. the Wssther Is getting warns some Of
ouF soutbsTn friends intend 70 get up afeE
pionis excursions 70 little colder climate,
sad 1t may Be thst they need the services
Of the above pilots. ~ 5 81
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JeElK. H. B. KfSqsLNY Y-Dear Sir. We f5al it aug
W8 owe 70 the public, to Btate that uershAln o.,
thOlioon Il mediolne invalueble Tor complaint
ossged under the head Of TaHaale Diseases. WehaYt
used your Gfnfanberg Medicines and have been
greatly benehtted thereby, 90 much so that were
ths prics double We would have them. To the thou
sands Of our who are sneri1g nom veal kns1a51s
We would recommend the Oatholicon - sure pAna'
oea. II gives strength 60 the system and enables
each OF the organs o. tbs body 70 perform their ap
unonFfats fun6ffonF, Mrs, ". OAFNH, @ {
Mu. 4 Z. WEEKH,
UTfTI n alVTf1IlHTIif7 =
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SELF.ADHESIPE TEETH.
TEETH,
WTrHouT sPRtNas oR OIAgFs.
Dr.. RALLIwELL s DaNIELs, DslilltII

DFH. HALLIWRLL & DANIELS, Dentists,
y E5tabliBhed In 1851. south side Of Pub. Square,
OYER Ohurchiu's Drug store.
Mastioatlng Teeth, with Flexible BAER, for ease,
comfort and natural APPEARANCE comblne1, having
stood the test Of hgB yearsi 20 the ataoton Of Al
aearers, (as i8 eVinced b. numeIou teHtimouials
which can be sfen ofice,l So antiraiy super
Bedeu the ordinary methods. All sharp edges are
8voidsd thsfe Is no extraction q roots OF any palm
f1l operation willis the q 4 Of III. most unerrinE
aeo1faey. The success which cur system has rev
cd has induced many iuihatcr1 y -thsFe,ora bsg
70 sists that tne original can be found
ONLY AT ODR EsEABLISHM
3 1.lrA single Tooth 81. Uppsner Lover sstt SO
and ~ UlEdq. -. d
n =, 8. We ssnd our pamphlot on the lnsthl gelts
e. fls1i Which lhoald - Ensd hy ~. agrl9a4
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The Wolaen 81 Texas want g AAAus-'
tFrom the Charleston Mercury, March 22,l
We hnd IN Q letter written By Colonel
DaeRstt, Of Texas, the following facts;
n Pinto county, Gall being made for
yoluntesrs ont Of 8 crowd Of men only
Ave marched out when fifteen young
dsughtorg Of Texas marched out into line
and declared they would 60 into the ser
vice Of their country II their places were
not flled BY good men. A perfect yell en-
seed, and fifteen men took their places.
4hiE Is %. .....-., r.-r-- ..,
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nis said hat while General Stone was
in WaShington, 9 dispatch from Virginia
vas received Ct his head quarters, and,
contrary to orders, opened. It was found
To contain the inquiry, How many aela-
pieces are there in the Burnside sxPedi-
tOnRH Arrest followed soon sftsr fhis sx-
posure.
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LEGIL NnTIcES.
n ASTER COMMISSIONERS sALE9a

~ AoTEH UMMIbSIUNHHB bALHl-l
lSE Pursuant TO an alias ordar Of sale % me
directed from the Court Of Common Pleas for
Cuyahoga County, In the State Of Ohio IN an
action therein pending, wherein Edward Lud.
Ian a plaintiff, and Asa Mahan and Mary Mahan
Ore defendants, shall expose for sale 81 public
auction, 1t the door Of the Court House, IN said
County, on the 18th day Of April, 1852, at two
o'clock p. n, the following described lands and
tenements, to vii: Lot number ons hundred and
foftyItWo (ll2) IN William SHADES Allotment Of
lands on UniYenity Heighs, said lands being
situate In the township Of Brooklyn, IN CuyahO-
q county, In the State Of Ohio. Appraised
value Sll2. JOSEPH s. GRANNIS,
7 Z A. T. SLAbE, Master COmmir.
lal Plaintlrg Atty mRrIe.3s9 H
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y Ii " ''--'4 - = - ---' ALBERT. sLADE.
anrI .ssT . Attorney for Plaintiff.
anrI9aI

RHASTERS 9SALE.-Pursuant to the
lVN command of a 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, i shall expose
for sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House in the City Of Cleveland, on the
21st day Of April, 1852, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, 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 fifty three in township of Brooklyn aforesaid,
and bounded IS follows eginning at the north
east corner of fourteen acres upon the north line
of said lot; thence north 89o 40 west along the
north line one chain and seventy nine links to
the south line of land owned BY the Q, q. B g.
Railroad Co.; thence southtOo TO- west one chain
and ssVentyone links to the culvert; thence south
$40 west two chains and three links; thence south
57Xs west two chains and one link; thence south
2l[o east six chains and seventy links; thence
north T9sfo east five chains eightysiX links to an
elm tree; thence north 25so east nine chains and
four links 70 the place Of beginning, containing
five and I-l0O acres of land decided BY John w
Kirkland and wise to said David Pollock, be the
same more or less. Appraised at $3.50.
LEWIS ". FORD,
A T. SLKpB boz Master Comm'F.
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MORNING LEADER;
TUESDAY 6i0RNiaGI AFHID16-
SsoVeramsat3 e5Eou sails To-Uays---lne
HSaSrss ana r,SsHty Tisauaha Deildsa



G7overam6nt4 G5itou sails Tq-oays----tlne
Hundred and t,fsHfs TheaHahd peiiass
Aealne-. ~ savsn Is ra u"gl L
One thsasS a bales Of New Orleans cot.
ton, oaptEted On beard the rebel steamer
Msqnoiia,nWero sold 10 day BY order Of
James Q. Glap2, Upited States Mar5hal fer
The Southern District Of Fioflds, me sale
took 2 aoa at the Atlantic aOak,l Brooklyn,
David b. Burdegt roG leiaied las gpetl0neet
Aboat tHO huadfsd and afly brokers,
merchants and cottcn dealers Of al eorls
were present anditA6fe was. 9 lively com
petition. The o6ttSh sold 81 prietHY stYire
from 233 cents for q very low grade 70 asl
osnts-its fall market FalUei en0 thg sun
realized e9teSds St20O00. Probably ths
entire am0untof the staple sold .aWil d
cent to the Eastsrn States for manqfao4
turo.-Ms z. Post ~ ~
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HTAsTERIS SALE.-PURsTANT 10

MASTER'S SALE.-PURS6ANF TO
ly the command Of q decretal order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County, ut the suit of Francis Granger against
Michael Mayer, to me directed, I shall expose
for sale at public auction, at the door OF the
Court House in Cleveland, on the 18th day Of
Nay, ct O'Clock P n, the following described
premises;-Sftuate in the township of Middleburg
In said county, known and described as follows,
viz: Part of lot number one in Section twenty
one, in said township, and bounded north BY the
center OF Rocky River, east BY the east line Of
said lot, west by the east liue Of 25 acres known
as the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged TO
lands contracted to one E. Baldick, and on the
south by sand Baldick' lands, and is supposed TO
contain forty acres, 70 be determined by survey.
LEWIS W. FORD, 't
MaFfer CrniF
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CONFECTIONERY.
OHM eO,HRINK,

TOHN 7sgHRINKTerr
81 UAvIsa htadFHb % ne Erw egARIan1t
No, 20 4 LYHAN'g BLOCK,
n 1fOEpoaits the Court Rouse, Pub. equnr0,)
Il prs1afsd'to yt5slyg ths e(pa oil3S hathet Ane
fIsT-ytfiaq n ths lins d 3 ksDt Of
TfI5isFs ALE AND RBrAtt t8usdai.a
1o,isoFsTHRS AND HOT G0FFKE,
. i.sll :. % AR'i4It 81 'slg ss'
.s1 ysd lpIFFHR rs sHRVED DAILY
OF tns atouauladatipR ofpefDu having bu1in8.
AZ tbs D0urt suao. ! lNNt T HlaL RI
i1i lsw kEHNETT AIN Eo3liDnAUGHTsFgn
III IifPERIAL JELLY Gun D DRdPs-aupsFtor q
81 'flfl I JOIN SOHRfNK.
s.rs[LoeR eVT FpsI pa ; FtFFES-
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RIASTER'S SALE-PURe UANT

rkH ASEEh'S SSALE-PURhU UANTI
IVA % the command Of third pluriea sdo0rotal
order OF sele RON the Court Of OOmnon Plets, Of
yuyah0ea county Ohio, 81 th8 suir Of Bamusl e.
pIooks and Edyin ", brooke, against Horatio n.
Getea, Della NJ. Gates, Augusta a. Mittleberger
Commercial Mutual Insurance 70 Thomas n.
Howe, Josiah King and William Shinn, executors
OF Chas. avery, deeeaged and others, % ne direct
%, shall expose tor sale, at public auotiOn at the
door Of the Court House, In the City Of OleyaiGnd,
on the l5th day Of April, 1862, OF two O'Clock X.
parcels Of land, TO Wit situate tn the township Of
Brooklyn, being number seven in the thirteenth
range Of tOWu1hipd IN the Connecticut Western BE
aarFB 10 the Btata Of Ohio and which Is also in tho
County Of onyAhogA, and is known BY parcel q lsnd
on west side q OuyAhoga kiyer, rev IN Oitg OF
OlsEelAnd, and 10 bounded % follows. ea1terly by
OuYAhogA RtTeri n0rlherly BY land heretofore e0n-
peya ! % JUDAH Colt By John n Mo0issy; west By
RiVtr street. 30 called and 1outheriy By land t0r
merry owned By A fred williams, and being ninety
ct right Rageg with River street, and aEid River %
River eet, about one hundred and forty ieet be-
ing the same land conveyed 20 BAid Admunu y. p.
mittlso0rger, BY the Ohio lie Insurance and Trust
Company, By deed recorded In OuyanoEh County
Records, vol ~, pages 43 and IS. And also another
aboVe and bounded northery bT said parcel Of land
above de8c ibed; enstory By Cuyahoga htyeri vest
erly by said River strtsti and southorly b. g line
parallel with tbs 0OrthBrlY liue, and tgenty-One
teet distant thereirem, extendinR IRON said River
90 said Rrvor street. being part Of the Alfred VII.
twenty foet hont on said htvef, and the Elevator
Building, machinery, and fixtures on said premises
be thB aauio more or less, but subject 90 ell legal
highWayH. Appraised &c $500. =,
Adams 3 OanneId, Master Uommi5sionsr.
mnHN Al
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Your ro3peCtt1IlYl - !

.-.rt SuATH OzANBE7, o., April 5th, 1854.
tfDR J. o. ATEn-Honored Sir. have made .
fhoroUgh trial Of the Cathetc Pills Iet me by your
agent and have been cured BY shem Of the dreadful
rheumatism under Which be f0und ne gpfeFing.-
does entirely removed the disease. feel in better
health now than for some yearB before, which at
tribute entirely 70 the e1sot1 Of your Osthartio
PfIIG Your vita crest espest,
-f----'-- LUOIUa b. MEE0AEIF."
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CONFECTIONERY \ FRUITS,
\ kOULD 4 RUKsEM
Z lsO 5s,,.;,,.;v NJ sgRTPIOR gRT6 sTs

anct the destruction Of ouf ttthd, No. Ia supe-
-of rfrSet We have taken she large and eommodioun
b6iinr No l2b Bunaripr street. aud Nttod tf np u
-lSis iupsFss . Affihiha inthfqtH ENFI
y f.01 QUE RA.R-L,QR s. o-s--s -.ll
1s6dId d6or, are largo, AIRY aud hghtl and neatly
furniuhod and with facilities We can assure our
,opHSo1l0Fa thai Ne nanlprVe them In mugh hoites
rtgla thar i9trl .,.,s "a po,.,, ~
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS
4e AZ lrepllad q gilRIi - d
95 WEDDINGS AND PARTIES :"
- fhS ontirc satEfaction ol Ona uDUrI, With hFery
sriioih ndedod-on such oooaslotl. ---'
tf Ntonk Of Sauces, Pickles. Preserves, and Fresh
noqf,s Wruit LobatorE, salmon, kot IL very large,
ssl VI = kflt r p'pSyitst sup q shsyry pest
f-fT DUB SODA FOUNTAIN
q HudllEupllsod, and VIII honor All drafts made on Il
e8sWo aro viiolsIaIa NAHUM Ht aa
Iuoia aCANDIMB AND CONFECTIONERY
Of sgety VARIETY and also Wholesale dealers in Qk
ANGEs, LEMOhBi BAEANBAe and FOREIGN
FBuIIB pf eyery description, and uIb o. All klndh
rOlGAks Of the choicest krand1 can elEaIs De
founQ.l llhsls.ll
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z.R. EIseaL5Y. IL; !. q. ul.ysl.a,s, 2. Al.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

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lzH fssses, Gesital lfTje6ilitg -,
I. csE asd Debilit,
CRAWL, gFRIOTURE, and AFFECTIONS of tht
IT ~ KIDNEYS and BLADDEH,
which has been used b. upwards OF il1l-- " --
% ONH HUNDRED PHYSICIANS
IN fhar private practice with entire SUCCESS, super.
BsdinF Oubsb8, OOpabia, OEpanle1s or any compound
~ BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
are speedy in action, often Afeotng cure In isa
days, and when cure Is effected It Is psrmansnt.-
They are prepared from Vsgetabls extracts that are
harmless on the system, and never nauseate thf
Stomach, or impregnRt8 the bFoatht and being Bu'
Fnr coated, all nanseouI taste E avoided. 30 change
Of diet "a nsca8 aa whilst using theui nor dos tnei7
action interfere with business pursuits. Raeh boz
contains SIX dozen Pills. Prioe ONE DOLhAB, and
win Be sent By mall on rscsipt OF prtoe and Two d
stamps. y. Hs OhAkAs
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F.gs.st. EGTtss Foot, ct al Dc. state Of ohio o.
r OVIAS FOOT, A. NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one of the defendants in the
above sction, Is hereby notified that on the Goth
day of February, A. d. 1862, said plaintiff sled
his petition in the Clerks Office of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom L. Foot is indebted TO plain
tiff on a Judgment recovered before 3 Justice OF
the Peace in the sum of siS3 IS, (eosts OF suit
IS 7O) with interest; that on the 18th Of Deoem-
Der, 1852, . transcript Of said judgment was nled
in said Clerks offce, and thereby nom that date
ses belonging to said Ransom L, Foot: Situate
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
known by being part Of lOs No. 81, and bounded
or the east south and west BY the east south and
west lines Of said lot No. 07 and on the north by
lands owned and set of TO Emiline Foot, con-
tanning hfty two acres and twenty y-eight rods of
laud. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the z8d day
of April, AID. 1853, executed and delivered 10
said Lovias Foot mortgage deed Of sald premi-
ses 10 secure the payment of two notes, one Tor
SIl66e In one year, and another note for S253, 10
In two wears from said 2sd day Of ApFll, but that
said mortgage, though Unsatisfed on the record
in Recorders Once of said County, Is wholly can
celled and said notes are paid, and that neither
said LOViss Foot or his assigns have any lien on
said premises by reason Of said mortgage lndebt-
eduess WhereupOn plaintiff prays that the pri-
ority Of liens may be determined, sale Of said
premises ordered and money brought IN TO Court
Tor distribution.
Said defendant, Lovias Foot, must answer said
petition by the 51st day Of May, A. D. 1862, or IN
default, this averment Of said petition IS to him
Will be taken as confessed, en-.
= aI ALBERTT. SLADE,
,r-1 .oaF Affornav for Plaintiff
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The above are al from persons who arc publicly
known where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without thorough oonViotion
PREPARED By j. q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical OhemiEt, Lowell, Mass.
4 And G. ". CLARK, and By all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine eVsrYWhere.
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Adams 3 OanneId, Master UommiSsionsr.
Pitts Att'Ys. marlbs3S3
J. B. Dougherty, Plaintiff. In the Oourl Of Com
a7ninat mon Pleas Of OuyahO-
Emory L. Hubbard and ga county, and state
Henri " Hubbard, Daftl. Of Ohio.

J. B. Dougherty, Plaintiff, In the Oourt o. Com
agnin1t mon Pleas Of Ouya aho-
Emory L. Hubbard and sc county, and State
Henry " Hubbard, Defts. Of Ohio.
Action for money only with attachment.
ElMORY Ia. aU BBARD AND
~ Henry W. Hubbard, dafendants In this action,
are hereby notified that on the 10th day Of March,
A. D, 1854 petition died In the Qierk's once
Of said OoarL Of Common Pleas, gettin lorth tia.
Of Galesburg county Of Knox, and Stats Of Ilnpil,
said defendAnt1 executed and delivered % one Elijah
Brunsr, thew Joint and several appeal bond bind
Ing themselves unto the said Eljnh bruners 70 pay
70 ths uss Of this pHinfih, the sum Of ve hundred
and ten dollarB which said bond contained con-
dition whereby the said EmurY l., Hubbard was re-
duired and bound 70 prosecute with eject an appeal
certain Judgment rendered against said Emory In
plaintiffs favor, BY ths Police magistrate of said
city and Knox county, as wen as 70 pay Whatever
judgment should be rendered against the said Amo-
~ on sad appeal that said appeal prosecuted
to final Judgment AgAinet the said EmOry Tor the
sum 9257 s5 and costs Of suit amounting 70 t25,
but that said Judgment has not been paid, nor any
part thereof as required By the condlLion Of said
bond; That execution has been duly issued upoa
the said judgment and no property found whereby
the same could be satishsdi and tnat said Judgment
and we'll said appeal bond remain in full iorce snd
unsafiahsd, WHEREBY the plaintiff has been damaged
in the sum Of 1881 9s and cosla Of suit 50 90,
Wnereu1On piaintih askB Judgment AGAINST said
defsndanta on said boud ioF S253 9, with interest
thsreon from March LIST, A. D. l65s. .i.I
Said defendants are fuTther notified that they must
next or in default thereof Judgment VIII be taken
RAHHEY, BAOKuB NOBLE,
ssaI4334 Plaintiffs ftnrnaVa