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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
nlfTH BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Next 10 nantinx nouse Of wm. Thompsona Co.
New Books

RrovU Books.
The CTR neo& Score is this day in receipt OF he
follow Ing dkofcS literature:
Cecil Drerme, ~ Theodore Winthrop.
John Brent
shadow In the House. by Saunders
Tho usshold ef Bouverie, by southern Lazy.
Songs In Many Keys, by Hoimes.
Reeniiections of shelley and Byron, ~ Ifeiaany.
Shsiiey Mem rials, by Lady Shcfiey.
The Rejected Stone, by yifginian.
Tom Bnrke,s school bays NJ Rugby.
DeQuincyi Opium Eater.
az Literary "Reminiscences.
Theological Essa,s,1c.
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold.
I0yeliss ~ -
Lonsfellow'. Pssns, Blse and Gold
6Axe's - -,
Mrs. Jane sons Loves II the Poets, Blue q Gold
characteristics, &c, :"
~ Sttfftes, ke.yr7 ~ -
9. Italian Painters, :.
Legend ofihe Madonna 20
Sketches Of Art,
!. Homse OF the Seven Cables.
Scarlet Letter.
- Mosses, from Old MAnse.
.lT Twice T.1ia F.ies -
81 g Snow Image.
Blithedsle Komances
Longfelows Hswatha.
- kvsngeBe.
The above Books will BE- sold nj Publishers prices
The public invited 10 call and examine the STICK,
febs d J. W. OGDEN.
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Des Moines, Jan it'll 1861.
1T IL HrRxRv CxRriSIED, That on the iiih day 0f
January, 1884, statement WAS nled IN this Of
Ace, showing the condition Of the kins Insurance
Company, located At Hartford in the State OF Con.
nectlcut, rAs1st dSy Of January. A. p. le. in
cordance with proviaion Of m Act OF the General
Assembly Of the State Of lows, entitled "an Act Ia
lation 70 Insurance Com pAntss,' approved January
18Th. md ~ Act amssd.tcly thAFste, approved
February 9Th less, that said statement shows that
said ConpAAy u Of the xe4uiste amount Of
capital aud investe1 q E1qnissd ~ taw.
Authority Is there1ofo Gtvcn 70 the shows named
Company 70 transast haasnsss Of Insurance. In this
STATE IN acc0rdanoe with the laws thsisO until the
sist dsy Of January 4. D. oas Thousand Night Hun.
drod ard sixty -ehfoe.
MS also esrtiaed, That n. b. Tax Evcx, Esq, u
Ksotat, ~ been dniy appointed By ssid Co0p&sy
their awful gent and Attorney for the County OF
with full 10 take risks Of lnsur theren and
" acknowledge service process. rs provided by
law, upon his dling with the Clerk the District
Court IN and for said county, certified copy OF The
statsm4nt on file In this ONCE II 10 further certAsd
that shs attached true and correct copy 1.-THE saA
statement. -
In Trsr.noHf wasasor, Ihave hsreunto set
IT, 81 my band and afnxed my seal u Office, this 18th
day Of January, I66Q.
j. w. CATTELL, Auditor Of State,
Dan. kLLyson, Deputy.
II. B. TEN EYck, Agent lfs6l0.dsw
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NEW YORK MARxET.


Nov 0FA, CeO. Q.
Flour--Sales at IS 7O06 IS fes.Super
State; A6 95@6 90 Extra State: Is FOG
5 IS Super Western; Is g5@6 % Com
mon to Medium Ex. Western; IS 05(16
10 Shipping Baads Ex. n. HI. o. ~
Wheat Market dull no figures.
Corn Market firm at G54cg6c. for
Mixed Western.
Pork-sl2@sls Mess; % 5000 SO
Prime.
Whisky Unchaaged Il 24lO25i.
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Mason and SliAell...what has ~,
Gained BY their surrender.

Mason ana Sltael1...What Has been
GaineA ~ their s1rrsnAsr.
The following is an extract from an
English letter written, says the New York
Evening Post, by most intelligent OBJ
server
"Since the surrendAx Of Mason and
Sldell our position in Europe is much
better than it has been at any time before
since the rebellion. A strong reaction
has set in against the South and in our
favor. J am greatly mistaken If those
gentlemen don't find cherries welcome
in Europe. Mr.. Stewards dispatches are
widely and strongly commended, A. yell
as the magnanimity and sagacity Of the
Governments. The fact is, all Europe
was frightened almost to death by the
apprehension that We meant to resist, for
which they every day had increasing evil
dence OF our ability, if we we're reckless
enough OF consequence, about which they
had not much doubt. When they found
the men we're delivered up, and in such
spirit. their gratitude was proportioned
to their sei6shness, and the feeling towards
the South was changed in corresponding
degree. The Northern cause now stands
great deal better in Europe than it did
before the seizure II was feared We
were going to give England triumph as
the champion Of the rights of neutral
commerce. When it was ascertained that
We had caught her in trap. and, while
vindicating our traditional policy, had
brought her mouth to the bucket, every
one gave our Government the credit for
having achieved mastery triumph. 1t
will now be very difficult to awaken any
hostile feeling towards the North in Europe,
II 1t In any way can promote the interests
OF the Secession States. England has
paid about "a 600 900 for false alarm.
to say nothing Of the Depreciation IN The
sale Of stocks, a good many times as
much more: and the Government may
cry "Wolf!" now as often as they please.
they win not be Needed"
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New CsngressIenal Dfstricts.
The Davenport Democrat says the Joint
Committees of the Iowa Legislature will
recommend the formation Of the new dis
tricts about as follows:
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I'D. +. BR0WAELL,
Bookseller assd AaatiOSaes,
Ger. Main Ana Fsurth Sta.

Would call attention 10 Als steek Of Books. Sts-
ttonery, Wall and v indov pspsr which he viii orer
At unusually low prices Thahkfail for the patron.
age bestowed him for tbs pAss eight years be re.
specially solicits continuance Of the same.
feb7-d
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stsamcrs fer the Fennossee.

Louisville, Feb I.
Three large steamers, the Ben J. Ad-
ans. II. H. Fairchild and Baltic, left here
for the Cunberland and Tennessee rivers
this evening. All quiet along the line Of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IA RrposS Co--ss.l
Hartford, January lst, leGR
Personally appeesoA before me, HENRY ROWLER
Justice OF the Pear for said State and county, L.
HEnsse, secretary sand msde soasm osth, that thu
foregoing Statement Of the assets and condition Of thu
.Hfaa Inss yaw~s Csuspssv 10 true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice efths Peace.
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NEW BOOKS.

The Shadow la The House, By John Saunders =
book Tor The times, Al -
BROWNELLE Boot store.
tabI-d Cor. Aain asa FoursA ~
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nISSOLUTION.
Tho taershp heretofore existing between IS. A.
Duke aud w. II. barrett, under The style Of Duke
Barrett, IL this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
>. A. Dake Will continue tc bushes. and settle the
a6ars 81 The old nrm and IL authorised 10 usa the
name OF the 6Fm In such settlements.
g. 4. DUKE,
febS-d w. ii. BAkRETT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TT B. TEN EYcK,
General Insurance Agent,
01ss Asxt door 10 Express ohies, o. - o.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
ETNAINSURANCE COMPANY
pa the lst day Of January, 1904 nuads to the

The name OF the Corporation In lEfNA INSUR-
ANcE COMPANY, located 81 Hartford, Conn.
The Capital ia FIFTEEN HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol
LARS, and paid mp.
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pEOOl, eOnt06sod or Wu6teed. W. II Z
All other claims are small, for printing, De.
AGents distracted 10 tnke risk over Twenty Thou.
sand Dollars, without special permission.
The gresesi amount insured Ia any one City, Town.
Village, Or block varies.
Twenty h0usand dollars deposited with The sssts
Tennessee In stsck of said State which In cot In
cluded 10 oar aoscs and 10 equivalent TO depostt
Of our capital or savings Deposited with the State
Of Ohio, Ten thousand Dollars.
The Charter 10 ON ale with the Auditor Of lows.
L. j. HkNDkE. Secretary.
Hartford, Jan, ls 1853.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-04
legal alutiees,
CMAN(ERY NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ROCK Island County,
10 ,he May term, \, b, ls62, OF the Circuit Court
OF said county, '''' '''' ''' '''''
, ns"'Ss N"fyal ", PhlandeT Osbnrn. NI,u,,,t
u'p"fh'h MS wife, Thomas J. BufnrJ and Ia,,,s n
"',,,"' "nuet tnr trm name and stylc OF f. !.
). NJ bulnrd, Bon Harper, RobcI, n l,,i.," =
M"R't' ftohdioot aud Jesse Onn,b,c.
\ lFlpANlI having been duly Gl.J L.ro.
y IN that Robert II, Graham, dcf,nJ,n, ,Iar.
uamcdr has gone, and that Margaret prouJfon,
aud Jesse Ormsbrc, other defendants abny, r,,,,,i
reside out ol thus state,
Nuur" Del hrrrny gwen Ia them, the sand HoL,,,
H. Graham, Margaret Proudioot and Jesse Orms.
bee, that, un the seventh day of March, 4 Fl
l'h2, wit of summons N chaHccy against the
above named defendants at IN" SUIT Of the above
named compliment, upon her ball of complaint
therein filed, issued out Of the office Of the clerk
OF sad court directed 10 the sheriff Of said cuuu-
~, rc,urnahIc on the second Monday Of NAV neat,
ana That sand cause b. now pending ~ said court
And, unless you, the SAID Robert H. Graham,
Margaret Pfuudiuut and Jesse Drm,hrc, shall per.
."haIlt De aud appear before sabd court, on tue
uI,l day "l the neat term thereof, to be- begun and
holden M Rock Island IN said county, on the Sc.
coma Mond'. Of May next, and plead, answer OF
H'muf =" ,a bIll the same viii be taken as con-
tossed j. gu, aud a decree entered according 10
the prayer thereof.
Dated this seventh day al March, 4. 4. lsGg.
EDWARD H. BOWMAN, Clerk.
H. - SWiENIi, solicitor tor Comp,L
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-04
ANDAIUsIA ELECTION.
ASDALusIA, April ., 1862,

ASDALusIA, April =, lsO-
JB. pANFoRTH, Jr,, Esq Dear Sir The
following are the names Of the officers elect
eli in Anialusia township
Supervisor, john Buhum,
Collector, tie vote between John vance
yer and T. I, Ely,
Oycrsccr Of Poor, James Moore
Cou.tablos, John Richards m! jos. hbyr
Assessor Isaac Rshari'
Commissioner uf Highways, Isaac Rich.
ards
Justice, NJ Peace : K, Bafum and D, NJ,
Kelley.
Town Clerk, +, VI Boncy.
Oycrsccrs Of Highway VIM Mounts, Jas.
Moore and John johnson.
Although % q our citizens have volunteer.
cl TO fight the battles Of our country, $50 new.
cr po''cl 50 large vote before 80, that vote
was small compared with oar patriotic sol,
dicr. Cur vote was - all ,old-29 20 jN,
beat that who can We have the name II
spending the most money for soldiers wives
and now we claim the most soldiers compared
to our voters. ;. X. BurrUu, Town clerk,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-04
Hot Sc ND LOT WANTED.

" ANIED-To purchase, House and
w Lot in Rock Island, for - hich cash viii be
paid. but price must be moderate. \ brick house
on Illinois street would be preferred. Address
with lowest cash price and particulars to b. b.
B.; Davenport, Iowa. mch2s dawlw
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Motto f..

VIE Undersigned would give notice that he
L is prepared to procure speedy settlement of
Invalid Pension CLAIMS, Bounty Nancy, Arrears
OF Pay, &c, due soldiers or then heirs having in
ms possession all necessary instructions. forms,
blanks, &c. +. D. SWEENEY.
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CHANGE OF AGEStY.

/ j. UNDERWOOD having resigned the
/ AGENCY Of the ILLINOIS MUrUAL FIRE lN-
suRANcf COMPANY, for Rock Island ami vicinity,
have apo nted J. NJ Bu'0rd 10 be the Agent.
All business with the Company in this Agency
Will be done through him unit further notice.
J. f. HOWARD, Asst. Gen'l. Agent.
march l5-dwlm
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-04

said we should rather drive the rebels from II
by successful battle; butthcy would e'acaate
il Of their own accord
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-04

Judge Kellogg, Of this state, has succee!e!
10 getting the tax bill amended 50 as to tax
'''''n one cent per pound. This, il is sup.
po .%. VIII produce revenue Of seventeen
millions Of dollars
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-04

,t#'- rll4t.4'lI' ID ''Ail'.i tti' l''It h~ltlHl
any force the rebel, can bring against u, We
have store. enough 10 last our troops three
months,
Thi, fort !, the strongest On the western
frontier, with parapcts - feet square : feet
high aulu ditch 8 fee, drrpuul . feet wide.
Il contain, awrlI stocked magazine.
At the latest accounts Col. Candy was sulI
.hut ~ in FIrt Craig, 30 mile. south of here.
and the Texans, 300 strong, are at Alhu.
qurrqur, with - piece. Of artillery, ub.u,
halt way between him and Fort rrli.
Othrr account, say the rebel rpluuci,, r,y
lor and Steel, with l,uO Texans, are ulyuuc.
ing on thi. post,
The Texan. hold Santa f.. where they
have organized II provisional government with
Cen Pelham as governor
II "a forward increment can be- mu In wish.
out ioopardi1ing this depot, IT win be- donr
ana au attempt made To- relieve tui. tuuhy,
and then relieve Santa lrau! Albuquerque.
Col Slough, u- nest officer in rank in thi,
department, ], in command while Col. Candy
is shut up iu r.. craig.
KANSAS Cur, March 81, Advice. from
Fort mon, Nrw Mexico, the 2oth. ,ay, tho
main body Of Texan, are rampcd at A'Lu-
gUcrquc. ~,N'yut them had arrived at san.
Ia Ic. I'i- reported hat Col. Candy hal
captured u train "i Go wagons aud ion TcA.
ans
Communication between Santa Fo and II.
Union ho- been eat of. An advance would
be- mad" about the 29i hy tar troop, at Fort
Union, assisted by two small batteries, when
il j. expected thar communication with Fort
Craig will be- restored,
All post Office effects at Santa lie have been
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with womptncss, I'D the best manner, and at rea-
saEaJc rates
70" urdor, my be sent through the pos, office,
" ie'' al tht shop, JACOB GIT.
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All Wort, Done in the Best Manner.


EEPS constantly on hand and makes to
~ order, Steam Engines, Boilers, Water
Wheels, NH Irons Of all descriptions. Store
fronts and all other articles made ofcast ron
Particular attention given to the mauutac,,r, Of
Boiler and Shect-lroH Work. as well as Black
Fmlthlng and Steamboat work. Also, dealer m
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zane.
Wrought Irons, Butt and LapWcldcd Pipes, OF ali
sues, Brass Oh Cups, Globes, and all articles usu-
any found at first class foundry and machine
shop.
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FOR SALE.

4 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE and
y lot. Also
20 lots IN Davenport's addition to the city of
Rock Island. Terms offs sale, onc-thrd down
balance in one or two years, with SIX per cent IN
tercst.
Also lots fronting on Moline Avenue, in Geo
l.. Davcnport's addition.
july q twawtf b. DAVENPORT.
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Capdgh, $1,000 900, Losses Pdid, zoo, 600
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

Tbs driveling but deVilish spirit Of New
England AbOlitionism exoites mingled feel.
ings. Of pity, contempt and soorn, The
war which Lincoln is now Waging upon
The South, is one Of the most uDrighteous,
atroeious, and unjustifable recorded inhis.
tory. The guilt Of iis unnumbered and
heaven daring crimes rests heavily upon
The head Of the besotted tyrant BY whom Il
& prosecuted for the graihcatiOn Of his
own n hall0Wed ambition and wicked re-
Vsage. The Ruler Of the Universe certain
y never designed that mongrel race,
composed Of the deBris Of all the nations Of
EurVps swept upon its shores BY the waves
Of tie Atlantic; infdel and God-detying ;
presumpiOus, and Bible-ignoring; rife
With every error and pernicious lam; COW
ardlY, cruel end treaoherous; should exer-
Oias despOsis authority over Christian
people ksHPki5 ADalaHsbs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

feb7:s7s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

William Bletcher, In Common Pleas CuyahO-
VI. "A Co D. Attachment
William 5. Marsh ] Action for Money only.
TIE SAID WILLIAM 3. MARSH will take
notice that on the 4th day February, 1883, the
said William Bletcher filed his petition and com
menced his action against the said William s.
Marsh, the object and prayer of which petition Is
TO recover frOm the said William s.. Marsh the
sum OF 81, ,el9 IS, with Interest thereon from Oo-
tober llth, 1881, and costs Of suit which sum the
said William Blethoher claims the right 70 reeOV-
er on a certain judgment for the said amount re-
covered At the date last aforesaid By the Bank OF
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
BleteheT, which has been assigned by said BaHk
to stephen Bleteher, and the consideration ior
which transfer was advanced by Plaintiff, who
now Is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
lul owner and holder Of SAID Judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said Judgment TO the use of said William 3. Marsh
BY said w illiam Bletoher, no part of which judg-
ment haf ever been paid by the said William s.
MRrShs Said defendant, w lillian s. Marsh, will
appear in said Court and answer said petition on
or before the 9th day OF April, A. ID. 1892 or the
same will be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly.
RANNEY, BACKUS NOBLE,
feb7:S19 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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- -. FRRYGOOpS.
AnIntdANAkn RhaI1sn PRIrrs.

DARGAINs IN PRINTS. LIVE
I'D have this dAy Reduced In Rrioo our entire
slock Of choice FH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

Traverses the whole length of the State, from /
the banks Of the AIisssslppi and Lake Michigan
to the Ohio. As its name Imports, The Raiiioad
runs through the centre Of the State, and on a.
theF side Of the road along is whole length 10
the lands offered for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

INV YoRK LfFl IEsuR1t o. o.
Capital, aa's $4,000 sss7-ba ,i.asI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOtloo.

NotEoos ''l
cay cayaSoss SsaS Ct 6o9atS' 9aiS' oour OF Common Pleas
Frsdsfick N. BsOkus, ,Pl't'F, For MOhey only,
Ralph Walker, Defendant. In Attachment.
RALPH WALKER, non-fesident Of the State
Of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick 81. Back,
Us. Of the county Of CuyahOga ia the State OF
Ohio, did. on the 18th day Of January, A. D 1907,
die his petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of CuyahORa IN the
State OF Ohio, against the said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, Justly indebted 70 love, Backus 4 Co,
on the 10Th day OF May, A. d. 1851, and now Is
in the sum Of Five Hundred aud Forty y-three Dol
lars and tOrty-tve cents, with interest thereon
from May 10th, 1901, on an account for divers
goods and merchandise, by said Howe, Baokus b
Co., sold and delivered 70 said Ralph Walker at
bis special instance ami request, that said ao-
count has been assigned TO said Frederick a.
Bsckus, who is the real owner Of the same, and
praying for Judgment against the said Ralph
W alker for the sum claimed 10 be due with In.
terest from the date Aforesaid aud the said Ralph
Walker Is notified that he Is required to appear
In saId Court and answer said petition on or be-
fore the 9th day Of April, 1862, or said petition
will be taken as true and Judgment rendered aO-
eOrdingly. FKEDERIOK NJ BACKUB,
..-l.-l BY Ranney, Backus a Noble,
febI3I9 HIS Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

Alro AFsnf f5F l1hs no % " a.. A1b5os 3 USa1
tu1Vills Pgtrqtlm on e tAa ollt maxkst Estlly-
- ones No. FarktlI' BIook, usEsland. ohSa.
t1R8 ,, AH5Roazal AiIlk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

Ehs Nashville Banner, Of Friday, says
that John Bell, the man some Of rs tried
% make President Is in fGs health. We
lsara that, on the approach Of Federal
troops he fed with The prominent rebels
% MurfFeeshoro, but, last Wednesday, Cen
eral Buell. sent word to him to return home,
tsilsg him ks had aOthiaq to Jsor.-LOH-
i'pills JouFHGl lOth-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

After AL other Treatment FailuII
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of HeW York City, win ray Ons Hun
drad dolarl for tho proof that he ever falls 20 cure
the abOTs named dlseaseB. he viii pay the IAme
gum Tor the proof that any. other Physician IN
the United EtStes treats the same diseases with
8quAl success. q --r .Ca.o-L
7 Aftsr mary ysar1 OF iGbOrioui study and expert
sDce, Dc. .9GBS0H a happy IN being Rbls 20 an
nounea % the unfortunstss that he has Psrisote6
IgrreT1 ol traatmeat for the 81
IT EuEEnK AND PERM HEMT fITTRE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

"A Memphis paper publishes that whisky
is abundant and not dear in that city.
This gross falsehoOd is manifestly the last
desperate recourse tOr getting together In
Memphis q quorum Of the Legislature.--
L0nlpilIe. Jou7naL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14
febT3Ts
NIASTER'S SALE-PuRSUANT

MASTERS SALE-PURSUANT
lyt 70 the command Of . deCrstal order Of sale
frOm the Court of Common Pleas Of OuyahogA com
g. al the suit OF John Sherman, against John
6prAgue and others, to me directed, shall eLpO5e
TOR sale at pablo auction at the door OF the Court
House. in tho city Of Cleveland, the twenty eighth
day OF March, 1862, at three o'clock P. NJ, the
following described premises, situate In the town
ship of Mayhsld, in the county Of OuYahga, and
State OF Ohio and known by lot No. fifteen, tract
NO. three, and bounded as follows; East west, north
and south by lot lines, and containing one hundred
and ioTty ak anu one thtrd acres of land, De the
same more or less but subject 70 all legal Highways,
aud excepting IhererOw thirteea acres IN the north
west corner thereof, set on to John Bprague for
homestead, hBunded as tOllOWB: cOmmeneing at
point In Ehe west line Of said lot nine chains Is lnk1
hortherly from the southwest corner Of said lot
thence running north on said west line six chains
25 links the northwest corner Of said lot; thence
east the north line twe y chatns ~ 0nksi thence
south parallel with the west line six chains % Inks
thence WesL twenty chains so links 20 the place Of
beginning. Appraised at $500.
7 HENRY G. ABBEY,
L. Prentia8, magtor Uomm'r.
& plfsdag Atty. f3b25.Ho