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The New York herald., 1862-12-09
6,30O,939
'ss.. $1,47s,407 2s6,2ls

Decrease. $l,47s,4o7 sSS,2is S,s0o,9ss
This very large and comparatively unexpected
decrease IN deposits will strike the street with
astonishment. Last week the bank deposits
showed an increase Of over million. and it was
believed in some quarters that the drain which
had lasted for month had been checked. The
above statement shows, on the contrary.
that il is more important than ever. Depositors
are evidently withdrawing sheir deposits for some
purpose or other, and unless the banks protect
themselves by = prompt contraction they may
find themselves la an equivoeai aad embarrassing
position by the time tho Legislature meets.
The money market is without chsage. CAH
loans are quoted at 8 per cent, and mercantile
paper s q s. Certificates of indebtedness have
fallen to 81, at which rate however, large holders
are unwilling to sell. Leading bankers look for
an active time in the money market IS we approach
the holidays.
Gold opeaea this morning at 1875, and fuotu-
ated between 1917 and l3lT, closing at 1917 =
1917. Bankers bills fuctuated between 1t6 and
LAG, most of the transao tions being at l45Z. The
business done was light.
The stock market was dull this morning, without
change in prces. Governments declined frac-
ton; the 7.30 notes fell off 20 per cent the pros
pect of new issue. In bonds there was very
little business done. Some Of the Western rail
way shares were moderately active, but as a rule,
orders were few and transactions limited. Be-
tween the boards the market was steady, but in
active. At the second board there was very little
change; prices. if anything, were shade higher.
Erie preferred advanced Il per cent, and was in
demand. The following the last quota
finna:--
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Large Firs st LsekAsvsa, Pa.

WulIAxsrosr, ~. Dso Q, lee&
Tns nre u Loekhsvsn Saturday erignAssd In oar
penter's shop in ths rear Of SCOTS Hall
Before the flames were checked the entire business
portion q the town was destroyed, including the Ic
havea Rank the Clinton House and largo number Of
other vaiu bio buildings
Tho Fulton House, Bankers Hotel and the bridge over
the river were saved.
dollars.
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MONDAY Dec. s-6P NJ
AsHEs.fhere 30 bbls sold at SIC Tor pots and
SIC. for pearls.
Bsssp.1rgs.--fiour much brsker today. and
prices advancing, grades being quoted shade
higher. sales made 81 - 900 bbls state md west
crn Oo0 bbls Canadian and 800 Obs southern i m
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

MONDAY. Dec. 8-6 p. M.
To-dsy's bank statement compares as follows
with that of last Monday
Week ending Loans Spscis. Circulation. Deposits
Nov 20 f172 962 294 a9 0S6 9sl8. .801 1853 $685. i6
Dec. Ill 4S3 SSy e62 s6S 9024 8I8 1853 III
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Wheat doing better, with sales Of 90 900 bushels
at&i 10 81 80 Tor wi te ami ~ 40 81 s8t for rcd
aud amber Western, 81 VI s6i. for Milwaukee crb
ard amber spring 81 10 81 ~ f Chicago spruc 81 A.,
for an,berdo Corn advanced Ir with .aes r 1SG 900
bushels mixed We tern az 1sc. q 10 nosls II &c.
,5Ic. for sound 62c s3c for ound aud helled ne
"a .sc for Western yellow and So. i SIC for Western
white Rye continued IN demnud n, ssc a5c 5eo
bushels sold. sales rsde cg coo bushels bar
10y at 81 35 si 4s oats gooi rclu,st at ;Sr
6s,.c. per imshel.
CotrEr.--Thcie were 900 bs-s Bn sod on D. l. ma
kct unrienged.
COTTON was duh and. heavy, With very iimed in
q.iry a. CO &c. n 6Tc for bliddling.
FRlIUins- here was much less activity In the market
"a day, without any eniirkase changes ia rstrs ro
Liverpool there shipped ~ 600 bushels Of wheat IN
bulk, at 1e4d. Sd aud IL 900 bushcls u corn in bulk
and ships bags. at sd aSl To Glasgow there were
taken by foreign vessel lSO packages prov sons and 200
packages talow a 35s 10 london there Whre enpapad
140 oil cake al 2s ond 100 boxes cheese on private
terms 10 Antwerp 600 packages provisions shipped
q 40s.
HaY--The demand Tor North river was good a, ssc
a SIC.
IIors.--rhere considerable sales Of new crcp re-
ported az 1Sc 25c.
/. IRoS was quoted Drm, but was quite dull
LEAD in very limited demand at former rata,
MorAssEs.-Ihe demand was mostly for New orleans al
32c. a 36c.
OnaThe transactions In all kinds recently have been
quite limited. Petroleum fell 10 40c for crude and oOc
for refined tho latter subsequently selling an high
55c. Lnseed is steady at 81 25 %. lard OIL No
l. at SIC. ae4c Crude whale at S3c. &c. and crude
sperm at 81 20 aN Tx.
PROVISIONS. dcsrcr with good inquiry and
sales OF 100 bb nj si3 II si3 so FOR mcss Gil so
xl1 rs for prime per bbl Reef moderate demand,
and sales made NJ 300 bbs at Sl2 Si3 for plain
and S13 30 84 tor extra mess 800 bbs and croes Of
lard wlhu arrange ot DC p7kc aud 1000 boxes bacon
81 Ie, asc Bastsi ssnlinasa asA,s ~ .lc as3e, Tor
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COAL,

(NOAL STEAM ENGrNES.-A SAVING or THIRTY
~ per cent guariuteed. .-TdOS. !. CHUBB, Enlineer
hsSK nade special sEdt ~ the values ~ ST. am
engln prepared repair and improve any Ordinary
gn ana gSranre Nts ng oi from g. thirty per OF
Tue ~ am or Goa. arg power or no
pay No eharg ior cAamtnins or estips,l the I'd
amount tepe - ~ Sed Tor rIiOS. J. tnUBB 76 West
Thht! seventh en' II IL partner wanted to take
place OF deceased 5000 VIII purchase
inleres III s,,F' worth ct sgcx ana os. TNngnod
chi~ss wanted who engineers used steam engine
work. Cali lfrm toy A. NJ. only.
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The weather fn Montreal.
Maxrunxr Ne IA

We had severe snow storm on Saturday.
To day the weather is cold and lear. Wind northwest
The thermometer at eight O'Clock A. ~ stood at two
degrees above
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING HAS r..
- pinng ON hand elegant Piano. rosewood Etagere,
marie top Ballet n smyrna Rug Gnr OF Poinpgs 9c..
Nhirh Sil be sold sacrifice; must b. sold hits
week. - West Forty-seventh street.
A NY PERSON HAVING SOME NICE BEDROOM AND
IA Dining Room furniture. including EAtension Tape
but little Used ana for sale cheap hear Ut cash pur
kou box l2t Herald olcc. Dfaers nerd answer.
LADY WISHES TO HIRE FURNITURE sUFFI.
"A furnish paror and bedroom. ANY party
has address, stating place OF ntsf
view. B. +. r., Union square Post ohice
-1LE0ANT PARLOR AND BEDROOM FURNrTURE AT
u great sacrifice for hOne large double Parior Suit
consisting OF two TeteaTetes Arm Chairs two Re-
cepton and eight Medallion Back Chairs made TO or
der cost e5 will be sold for $780, single
Sofa, Arm Chair, Reception, Medallion
Back Chairs for &S6 also solid black SUIT for
so rosewood marble top Tables Corner and Book
Blankets Lounges, Rockers Chairs &C. &c Apply
81 ls Clinton Place West Eighth street. near Sixth aveare
LNLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE
~ the property of gentleman leaving for Europeose
wood Panoore rosewood Drawing Room Suits, Eagercs,
Secretary Bookcase marble top TABLES Epcngnures Side
board Exison Tables Mirrors Paintings, Brenzes Rose
All order Will be sold less than half cost Inquire
ai lf3 West Twenty third street. near sixth avenue
FURNITURE.
All new styles
Atso Dining, Chamber and Library Suita.
WIN. u. LEE CO., iv Fulton a.. near Church st.
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A SET OF BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL TEETH
n eb SlO warranted t perfectly Teeth nled or
50 and upwards all work warranted class Al I'D
Fourth street. Sixth avenue. DIR. WHITE
U,EETH FILLED IN THE MOST PERFECT MANNER.
81; ny aud liberated teeth cured nlIed war;
ranted entiry without pain charge Teeth extracted
aud without pain Beautiful Improved an,vspne rio teeth
el0 per VT INUEksULL, 7l3 broadway. I.
OEp cERTfFrCATES. .--uANtNG HAD TWO
L. .AeJJ tceth eSiratted without pain by Dl JAY VIII
LERS. lbs Grand street. two blocks from s3losdway,
ruy msct this s recommendation 10 those suffering
sra~" te",@snhs. Mss MAGaE FARRELL lSs Wasl srscf
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R IL WARDS.

DsI Fouth Fhiid avenue, or IA T.lrd ~ enue car
gold Brace get wifn owners fti dc,
date c above will be paid by leaving II AZ ~
William s,reet, In the basement.
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A RTTFICrxI. TEErH.-ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS
"A Beautiful and substantial 6ne Gold and Patna,
pure silver vucnhe Rubber, from % 10 e25
ed equal to any In Nswsyork single Teeth g. Teeth hlsd
without the least pain and perfectly harmless
Gold Plana and genuine Bone filings 90 cents 81 aud
warranted for ife once l3S Sixth avenue,
Dr. LUTHER, Dentist,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

tai si7f As: ss7 81 eG2 sos o24 SIS IL, so4 Il
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Us 6s. reg, 81 90 q 991 Hud Riv RR.. 74h a IS
US6's, cou, 81 l0Ais l04A Harlem RR. II u 2lM
Us 5s.cou IA 92 q 92k Harlem prof 50k 81
Treas Z $40. 1903 u 1885, Reid,ng Rk.. Is a 10
us 6's.1 yr Ger 96k 96s4 Mich Cen RR. 9014 9Ots
Us deEaahd n..l2T l271s INSANE RR 80 a 39ta
American gold 1871 y q 132 MS&N lagua 82I SJtt
Tennessee ...51i4 SAX Panama RR. ..l59 a16O
Virginia 8's 80 62ie Ill CeRjrat RR. 1871 Ts,s
North Car 6s. 90 10 Cley&PittsRR. 42a AZ, !.
Missouri 6s 52is SIS Gal 4 Chi RR. 60S So,
PacHc SiCo. l2l q 12l1S Ciev Il Tol RR. 67I Is
Ny Cen ER.. .l0.t, u 1929 Chi FIX RR T9s .93
krte RR...... 6l X 6la Chi ,tlnr&Q RR SO 81
Erie preferred IS u 81 M&P du kR j2t..a SO 1.
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Net...........ell ,So6 u
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II = REwARD-LOsr. ON THE EVENING OF THB
,)O th, Goid going from Narck TO fnds,n
street ghth avenue CIR TO Hry
siAth street Thr-s1 10 seventh enSr By
returning 10 56f Broume street, o Mrs Hardy,
S5 reward will b. given
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G1Q REwARD.-LosT, ON TUESDAY, NOV 2s. IN
DIU a Third enue car, Mink Nun. Apply 10 ID. a.
cCucr HI y.nh street inst house west Of fhlrt avenue
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-18
oi.v.,,n5 Feb 10 4. P lAISsas isssssO. Attorneys,

MASTERS SALE-PURsUANT 10
Nt ne command Of q decrstal order OF sale
Issued from the Court of Common Plsas Of Ouy-
ahoEa county, Ohio, at the suit Of John A. Foot
aEaluat Francis A. Bomer, Hannah - Bomer, and
ofherH % ne direeed, shal s5pose oE 1als e pub
0y Of Cleveland, IN said county, on The twenty
day Of February, is62 at ten O'Clock NJ, the lol-
lowing described Bieof1 aud parcels Of land 70 Wtt
Parcel No. L tract or lot Of lano situated n tne
twelfth range Of townships IN the Connoctcut West.
arn Reserve 10 the State Of Uhi0 and which y also
Ia the county Of Oayahogs, and 70 known b. being
part Of lot eos, and bounded g toloW9, eoInencag
WsIt cornsr Of SAID lot E3; thence north along TIE
origfnei lot line ll) twenty chains and u Inks %
fhe routh hVrEf corr er Of land conveyed 1T Llflca
q. RobiasO9 70 PSya E " spssi thence Ct DE- ds.
5ouihery line Of said land conleEed by hooinson %
Day a. sioresaid; thence north ~ west along tho
es1fpFiy line Of said lot couFeyed y Robinson 70
Day, afoTesaids ave % chains And g nEs % the
ne oentar o. aid OedRr street one HUNDRED and h
fTs1eVsn est (l5 and nine (9 inchegs themes goEth
Iaralai with the west line tWonty Ave f25) chains
my four and one half (sl) ln1i thence wet thrse
the place Of beginning, containing n,ns and one
eighth acres Of land. Appfai9ad at tli63i.
I Parcel No. 2. A lot OF land Ia the tcWnAhip Of
NsWburgh county Of guyahc -, and btEts Of tho,
n the center Of Cedar street end t1e west linz of
SD lOt lo5; thonoa east - 1outh pnl hundrtd Ooo
feet along the center Of 8aid Codar etree1s thence
fsuth ~ eat I've 80 chains BiItys4Fe (e5l links;
one half (sJ linkB 9 the Welt Lac Of said los i5
thoncs nogth along aid west line 1Te (5l cains aod
txty. Fe t65l links 10 The place of hagnnings and
being seven aightns "a Of an acre o. Land pPFai-
ed at t26A. 1AOs n " k,lAe
John A. SSst. sSs...,,r AA'.fs sss se9e5a ss.Ss5 +
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-18

The Springfield Republican closes its sc-
count Of Mrs. Lincoln's grand ball, as fol-
lows
"fhat same night the hunted UniOnist in
cur bloody border land stole IN secret from
his den, snds aided by tie glimmsring moon
light, looked once more upon the ashes OF
what was once his happy home. That same
night wounded soldiers died In the hospitals
Tor want Of care and comfort, and our noblest
sons and bFothen piaed in the loathsOme
horrors Of 6 Southern prison, and sighed
hopelessly for release; while on our Western
frontieEs, the h0useless mother elaspe1 her
starving babs, and the prairie WOLF gnawed
raven0llly the bones of the loyal dead. And
stills With bands playing and streamers fly
Ing en he very verge Of the abyss, the good
ship q State held her proad and perilous
RAy.N8 lI
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william BIetchsr, J In Common Pleas CuyahO-

William BIetcher, J In Common Pleas Cuyaho-
VS. ga Co., o. Attachment
william S. Marsh Action for Money only.
THE SAID WILLIAM s. MARSH will take
notice that on the 4th day February, 1862, the
said William Bletcher filed his petition and com
menced his action against the said William s.
Marsh, the object snd prayer Of which petition is
TO recover from the said William s. Marsh the
sum of 50 6l9 eS, with interest thereon from Oc-
tober I1ih 1851, and cost Of suit, which sum the
said William Blethcher claims the right TO EecOE-
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
Bietcher, which has been assigned by said Bank
to Stephen Bletcher, and the consideration for
Wmeh transfer was advanced by Plaintif, who
now Is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
ful 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 William Bletcher no part of which judg-
ment hat ever been paid By the said William \.
Marsh Said defendant, William s. Marsh, will
appear In said Court and answer said petition on
or before the 9th day OF April, A ID. 1852 or the
same will be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
febEsTp Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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M ASTER'S SALE-PUReUANT h

M ASHEh'b 3 SA IH--PURtIJ IJAMH /
AL 70 the eommaI Of e second pIuIies dacnstaI
gr1er ot sale from the Court of Common PIe1s, of
~ anoga county, Ohio, Bt ths suit Of 8tmul D.
BLOCKS and hdWin ". Brooks, again5t HorEtic D.
aafee5 Della u. Gats8s Augusta a. Mittisbergsr
Edmund q p. d Is lsberasr, y lsrn l it bef7ara
Commsrtfst Mu ual Insurance 10 Thomas III.
Howe, Josiah King and William bhinn, sTecutof5
o. Snas aver ce, eased, ana others, dirsgt-
eo snail & oae for sale, at pubic auction, af the
aoeL o. ne gourt houfei IN the CITY Of Cleveland.
On the 18th day Of hebIueETs isf2, e two 0cook n
~ a said day the following described pieces Or
parcels Of leuds toWlt situate in the toWnahs1 81
brooklyn being Bumber seven in ths thirfesnth
range q to8EGhtpa n the Ognnscticut Western Ros
esrEo IN n ate Of ohio. snd which is also In t
County Of CuyahoEas and e known b. rarlsl Of land
on west side Of Cuyahoga BiTer, nov IN Citf a.
glsFelandS and ig bounded as faiioEas eaitsrlE La
Cuy9hoga kiveri northerlE BY land heretofore ccn-
xeyoi 70 judah Ioit By John a. WOOisag; Welf b.
hi7er strest 90 called and southerly By land ltrl
Lnefl ly owned bV A fred fiiInr1a sid bsfnr u1rrf
nine feet Hfds On luyahoRa ll.Iar md .rfea'lf-.9
at right augle5 with River street and said BFsr q
River 50 eet hboat one hundred hnc forty FEET BE-
ing tbe same land conveyed 10 eaid Edmund q. p.
mittieberger, By the Ohio LIE Insurance and Trust
COMPANY by dsed recorded in UuyaEosa COualy
hecord1s Vol a pages a and IS. And also, another
parcel Of land On said Rive, next suothsry OF
Above and bounded nOrtheIly By said parcel Of land
above desc ihedi easterly b Cuyahoga River: gdf-
erig y said blger str ets and southerlg By linz
parallel with the 0ort1erlg hre, ana tWentT-ons
% said kiTer street being part r the Alrsd ~
nans lot, 90 called, making In AL one hundred and
tWentg fset lrCnt on SAID hiFer, and the ElsVHtof
Building. mach1Eey ,, and fixtures said pTeuliss8
- the same more or leas, but subject 20 ali legal
hiGhEays. Appraised ~ S7200.
Adams Can6eld, Master z0nmisIiou5E. y,
Pitn5 AttiVH. ian28.3Tf
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Adams 3 Garfield, Master :: sonnisSioSssr.
Pitn5 AtfiYH isnz3.s7s
I DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"a BEAL ESTATE.-On The l5lh day o. March,
lsoz at 10 O'Clock A NJ, At The door Of the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga com
ty Ohio, viii be sold to the highest bidder TIE
following described real estate as the property of
John Baker, deceased, to wit:
Situate in the said City of Cleveland, and i
known as City Lot No. Is snd part Of 70 IN tie
subdivision made by josiah Barber and Richard
Lord, IN original lots Nos. ST. S. s9 and 70 and d
bounded as follows, TO wit North on Bridge
street; south and east on an alley, and west On 4
line running through said lot No. y from Bridza
street. to-the alley in the rear and one loot west
from the dividing line between said lots IS and
feet front on Bridge street. and runs back Of equal
width l0IH feet 70 an alley in the rear
Said premises to be sold subject to moFtFara
thereon in favor Of one Lewis iTunderhaart, NJ
On which there is due the sum Of -Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the l1th day Of Janna-
y Is5s. Terms Of sale viii be made known On
day Of sale JACOB BAKER,
- febl5-8f8 A Adua1nfafrnfn-e
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IounA. Foor. Pla.
The State Of a.,, Ohio, Court Of Common Pleas
FFedefioE n. BactSus,> Pptf, For Money only.

6hS dhSsSStS StStS Of aog6tT 9RfT Court Of Common Pleas
FFedeTioE N. BacKus, Ppt'f, For Money only.
VS..
Ralph Walker, Defendant In Attachment
RALPH WALKER, anon-resident Of the State
Of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick d. Back
US. of the county OfCuyahoga, in the State of
Ohio, did, on the nth day Of January, AID. 1852,
file his petition In the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County of CuyshOga, in the
State Of Ohio, against the said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, justly indebted to Howe, Baekus & Co,
on the 15th day of May, A. ID. 1851, and now Is
in the sum of Five Hundred and Forty-three Dol
lars and forty-fYe cents, with interest thereon
from May 18th, 1881, on an account for divers
goods and merchandise. by said Howe, Backus
Co.. sold and delivered to said Ralph Walker At
his special instance AMI request, that said &C
count has been assigned to said Frederick II.
Backus, who is the real owner of the same, and
praying for a Judgment against the said Ralph
Walker for the sum claimed TO be due, with in
terest from the date aforesaid, and the said Ralph
Walker is notified that he Is required to appear
in sald Court and answer said petition on or be-
fore the 9th day of April, 1852, or said petition
will be taken as true and judgment rendered &C
cordingly. FREDERICK n. BACKUS,
By Ranney, Baekus Noble,
febT;ST9 His Attorneys.
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William Bletcher, Plaintiff, In the Court Of /. !.
s- against rs.srS Common Pleas Of
william s Marsh, Defendant Cuyahoga Co, o.
HEHR DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
william s. Marsh, Is hereby notified that 3
pgIitiOn for the recovery Of money only, has this
day been fled IN the clerks once OF the C0art
OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County and state
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is
Indebted 70 the said plaintiff In The SUM Of one
hundred thirty -four dollars and thirty i've cents
with interest thereon from the ID day OF Febru-
afy, A. d. 1857, upon promissory note Of said
defendant, dsted at Hope In the Province Of
Canada, on the S0th day Of anuary, A. D., 1855
and made payable in twelve months after date,
to one John X. Roche or bearer, for the sum Of
tWenty-seVen pounds and fifteen shillings, Of
which nOte plaintiff e owner and bearer, and
that said petition prays Judgment against said
defendant on said note for the sum Of slS4 and
81 100 with intereEt from February p A. D, 1851.
Said defendant Is further notified that he must
answer said petition on or before the 18th day Of
April next or in default thereof Judgment viii
be taken against him
RANEEY, BACKUs & NOBLE,
---.- MS Plaintiff . Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-18

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER QB
tho Probate Court for CuyabogA county Snloa
notice i8 hereby given that ths ersitols .. a. ~
bsors ne srs slovsd sixty dsJs iEoa this oase ior
hat barposa An claims not pToyea y t1e g. Rlra-
iiOn of that time viii not be notssa ~ ~ 44sh
Aalenss Of A. Aary Eacks
Ia, 1 issa ianlss7a
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L PREET1ss, Pitts Atty. u iS5Il ,,l1iI
sALE-PURsUANT

I :
lNN 10 the command of = decrotal order Of aas IS
1ued from tue U urt Of Common Pleas Of Gus hoga
others, against joseph Mei5 and otherE, 70 me ii.
rects1 shall expose 70 sale at public auction at the
said county the zat day February, ls52 ct two
O'Clock p NJ, tins following described premises, 20
Wit: situate IN the taWnghip Of lClsssiand, being
number seven in the twelfth range of townships IN
tha Ou1nectcut western Re5ErVB ana BtsIs Of OHIO,
being also in the county Of Cuyahoga, and described
e iolOWs: BeiDg Bubiota numbers rs aud
tWenty-nine Us a 29) Of the subdivision ~ james
a. Hoyg Of the original ten acre 1t numb btr thirty
seven (s) In ssi1 township cad nov within the City
Of DleFeiands ohio, reference ior particulars 70
size and boundaries Of the land hereby cOulracggd
being sde 70 the survey and plat Of said sdbdiTis
ION recorded In the once q the kacorder OF said
county, IN volume two of Maps and Sub iyisionB,
pag5 thlrty-throa. GEO. b WNmAN,
williamson 4 Riddle, Mater oumir.
ufaHw f.,-r
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Wilian''H Z Pisi6sIs:, Ei5fIs: Atty,.a i.ns3s

d A ssIGNEE'S -NOTlCE-NOIICE
IA is hereby given that the undsrsigs Cd has beon
61polnfed ABsgnee Of ali the prgper of yacch an
8dr Creditors Of said Jacob anBOr required 80
prrsent their Claims to ne for allowance within six
months after the publication Of this nottte.
7 OHARBES ". .N0BLE.