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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-04

The GLORIOUS NilssIsslrPAys-Ths vol
uuteeriug now going on throughou. Mississippi
says the New O-iesus Piaaypas, is nothing less
than q raIlying en- masss of the entire male pop
uladon uis ike tie oaLpouring at The First
Crusade.
D-A dispatch fson Louisville On the 2ith,
says that one bundled and ninsty-iou5 Donel-
son prisoners. officers, including Sen BuckneI
aud stat, had arrived a. that city. They 'ere
to be sent to Indianapolis
"a Gov Morton, of Indiana, has appointed
Ez-Gov. Joseph A Wright United States Sen
ator, to fill the place of Hon jesse D. Bright
HCoL J. p Iaior, who lsa Sen. Prices po-
sition on the path, says tina. Gen P. has COM
msnd Of all the forces in the West
x A Washington correspondent writes Of
the developments made by the investigating
committees Of the United States Congress:
They have intelligence Of much corruption. in
which prominent politicians and Ctfice holders
win play an important part The half has not
BEEN r0l as l have been informed by Mr..
WashbuTue, OF Illinois, one OF the committee.
With these fraudulent specuiG.GTs, diamonds
nave been trumps for many weeks, but presto,
change. the shutting Of the cards mas turned up
cubs, under the effects Of which the szcisma-
tou5 viii be meuy aud loud, Oh, what fall,
{ my coultrymeu."
The St. Louis exposure has NOS yet developed /;
/ tie treason in high places, E-xs door 70 the
/ White House and lh- capitol, hss not yet been
! uromJ gated. while from Philadelphia. New
/ York. and other places, the yillainous hand Of
fraud will be upheld and exposed to the amaze
me1t Of sn hrdigusut public In the Senate,
House and public offices of the government,
depravitF and debasement Is concealed for the
time being, but the dsro rsuibution is near
by. and the question, uay, with le.l prOylety. bs
a. ked, who shall be able O. stand Already,
'' Is it I" is quered by the guardians Of our
country, who ge devoted In he most hospitable
i1iuduass to those upon whose actions depends
their fate for vrai or woe.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.
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z r y s TIE B'S S ALE
OF
VALUABLE MACHINERY :

teE vi-tne ~ deed If trust executed 20 ne By Val
- eaune Wercsr. on he I'd day cT Dc e'ober 1857
ald duly recorded on the 29th day of October 1861
will. z The i-.tanc- Of NElIL.r. tn--. n
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FRO5E CAIRO.

! s2eca, Di patch 20 the Chicago Times.l
CAIRO, Ill, February 23-An expedition for
he purpose OF making an armed Ieeonnois-
sance down the Mississippi, got under @ay this
morning.
II was composed Of four iron-clad and one
wooden guuboat, two mortar boats, the 9th Ilii-
n3is regiment, and battalion Of the 5th Wis
consin
Fi8g-olicer Foots and Cen Cullom were in
command.
AT Font Jefferson. the gunboa.s and mortar
boat took the lead followed by the transports.
Al 10 O'Clock gun was heard al Columbus,
soon followed by two others.
Haf an hour afterwards an thor gun was
heard
Coming into Lscas' bend, steam was shut of,
and the boats hoat-d down.
1t was ascertsined at the rebels had seized
all the fatOUa;s AID skitis far they dared
60 also, that there had been a movement OF
troops az Columbus whether TeinloEcements
had arrived Was not learned.
The gun and morsT-boats were getting in po-
siG0u the Missouri side, when a rebel steamer
with ? white flag, made its appearance.
This was the flag Of truce boat which went
up for the purpose Of carrying Mrs. Gen. Buck
ne- and Mrs. Col Hanson, to Cairo, who wished
to visit their husbands
Cur boats had not fred shot, and waited
until the rebel boat gottc proper distance hen
an officer boarded her.
Tee rebel officers came on board the Cincin-
matt flag ship, and a consultation took place,
/ lasting over two houTs,-with what result has
not been made known.
Something Of importance Is about transpir-
mg
There is some glory in knowing that Colum
/ bus has shown the white feather to an armed
/ Federal force, and without our firing gun.
Many mounted rebel piczsts were seen ON the
way down. who tied towards Columbus.
We were near enough to see tents on the river
banks.
/ late Memphis paper acknowledges the de-
feat at Fort DDneisou, bus says that Pillow
would make d stand at Clarksvie.
Il admits the rebel loss in killed and wounded
TO be five hundred.
It says they were surrounded by seventy thou
sand Federas.
Tie paper admits tha, the burning of Mem
phis would PROBABLY become military necessity
It is reported tonight tnat Gen. Buell. occu-
pied Nashville on Saturday.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Ti.aesI
CAIRO, ILL.,, February 23-There is no news
ibst can be teegraphed Of importance.
The city is quist, having been cleared Of rebel
prisoners. who ns,s all been distributed at st.
Louis, Chicago etc.
Troops are sin arriving, who remain on trans
ports.
L. has been storming for the last twenty-iour
hours, which has made the streets almost inn
pss,aBle
It is reported by an arrival from Fort Donsl-
san to-day that Buciiner was arrested 81 Padu-
cal for treason, sud went to Louisville under
arrest.
There mas been no further movement at Fort
Doualson since my last.
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r. The Confederate circuit court at Little
Rock has adjourned. TIE Democrat says that
the grand jury failed to find true bills against
tue persons carried there from the northern coun-
ties On a charge Of treason. Their Cfense con
sisted more Of words and threats than in overt
acts. Some Of the principal Witnesses on the
par. Of the g0yernmeat failed to attend, and it
was thought best to release them upon their TAX
ing the oath Of sIegiauce to the Confederate
States
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FOR SAL
TAKEN UP,

J Ov. if spp led for immediase.y. 6ny CRATES OF
Il STRAW HoNT * IL FYD
.H- Man
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SUGAR b!

900 HEDs SUGAR in store ard r-als BY
OOO II. II. POTTER
tI} Main street
rah43- Vs-- " -.s-,p r4o-..
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Eg- The New York Times Washington cor
responder. tsieEraph=d from Washington outle
2llh as follows: Unless people In his city are
very much mistaken something important is
about to traaspire ia the way Of military move
ments. Two weeks viii certainly not pass with
out something being done Ii is believed by
many that our army IS srealy in motion. !
may here state that, had Cieu Mcclellan deter
mined to advance, the cJnji ion Of the roads
would not have been an imna7imant."
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WANTED!


A CERTIFICATE Of Stock in The Hampkb and
~ Cha ies'on fsiirosd Company No. ~ dated aay
ed 1854 THIS. BlsckbOurle h.s been lost or MS
LID AL intend spoil ing % the Secretary Of gaid
Eoa1 for dupiCste Of the same.
SIDNEY BLACKB 1uREF
bW n 70 aud s5bscrihed before ne October % 1850
2~
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GONE Of :hs best REAL ESTATE In Memphis viii
- be- sc41 f5- Corf-ds-a-s notes or her sovsnt Ba
paper. Tbs properly Is now paying god rent L.
qrir- % H. v DIXON
NH "
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TO VISITORS

Civilians viii not be admitted to the camp
without passes. These can beprOcured, as be-
fore stated, from Mr. A. { Coventry at No >
Exchange Bank building, daily, between the
hours of and 10 In tue mernirg. 1t has Deen
found necessary TO exercise the great est caution
in regard 70 the admission Of visitors and the
above arrangement has been made only to pro
vent imposition.
TIE CORRESPONDENCE OF THg PRISONERS.
1ne prisoners have manifested much anxiety
to inform their friends OF their Whereabouts, ard
to crafty their wishes, Col Mulligan is intrust-
ed with the duty of exercising surveillance over
their letters, as is customary in such cases.
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For RENT,

A BeIGK DIVE LING HOUSE, on Adams -,
u street. just across the bayou The hous- raIss1
con AIMS twelve rooms with Kitehen and ser k3lttl
vants room Wonid prefer 20 board with ten Ill
ant for hsrelt Apply 20
". H STRATTON
At Saff4rrsn & S-rarJ5n q
mh4 o. gforroa -.
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Misses Walking Boots.

IL Styles and Qualities
A At Colts
rnh43hs Beai Street.
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HIS LAsT XnYAGE-

Gordon last voyage was made in the ship Erie
sci of five hundred tuns burden which sailed Hs-
vaua, Cuba, In the spring Of 1860 She had on board
full and cargo sUch usually carried on SLAYER
Voyages On the h dav Of August In that year Gordon
took board az the mouth Of the Congo river the
west coast Of Africa eight hundred and nnetyseyen
uagroe--Jnen, women and chidreu-gving in exchange
principally whisky. The Eroes were taken from ne
bank OF the river floats each holding about a hun
dred, and packed the lower dsc>s Of the Erie The
ship s-t sal on tue same day for Cuba.
On the sth, when about fifty out, she Giscov
cred by the Uuitsd States war vessel Hohican. The
Ere up the Amer can flag. She pursued by the
hohic8n overtGkeu and captured and the vessel with
her human FIRE GIT already ckeuig, taken 20 Monrova
where eight hundred and sixty Of the negrCes-thiry
seven having died on the way-wCre put shore, and,
the th of August the Erie, in charge Of Lieutenant
DUuuingtau and Passed }idslpmaD Todd, Of The navy
and prize Of ten detached 20 this port She
Brought Gordon and two or three Of bis officers
The vessel arrived st this port the Sd Of October
lsGO aud or that day Gordon and bis m-tes Hall and
charge OF United States Marshal Ryuders. They were
put the Edrdgr street prison, and were afforded sood
occnmmOd Itiols The sayers were uCminallv prison
trs and legal proceedings were going but they t,lt
entirely their they lived well and entertained
the apparently reasonable hope Of a speedy release
There apparently little deposition tle part Of the
authorities 10 asa expect their conviction for capital
crime.
On the sth Of November the final triai, which
had begun the 9th, before Judges Nelson and Ship
na r.sulted IN verdict Of guilty During the month
cure a new trial and the 30th Judge sHpman SEN
fenced Gordon to be hung che 9Th Of February The
execution Of the sentence respsd by the President
q weeks.
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The garrison Of the post consists Of tae Irish
brigade, the Scotch regiment, detsehments OF
the lsfty-frst and fifty second Illinois eginents,
and small force from the twentieth Ohio regi-
meut, besides the batteries of artillery now IN
process Of formation at Camp Douglas. Since
Saturday last, large numher OF the city police
have been assisting in guarding the prisoners,
and in separating and arranging them into com
panies and regiments They have 6een unremit-
ting in their duties, and certainly deserve great
credit for their efforts
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f AUGUSTA, March "a gentleman from
ase1m. TatnalI's aeet engaged one of the Federal
batteries near tia. city He lost one man and
retired
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ME NIP HIS

TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 4
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EXECUTION OF CAPT. GORDON, OF
THE uaAVER EREE.


Captain Nathaniel Gordon, late commander Of
Che slvesnip Erie hung I'm the tombs in this city
ti afternoon, his execution being the frs that has taken
place under he law enacted than forty years ago
Furnishing the slave trade as piracy.
GURDOE's EAELy HISTORY AND FIRST SLAVE
TRADING VOYAGES
Gordon was born IN Portland Maine. about the year
1924 and was consequently thrtyeiEhf v-srs q sge
h- father highly be ptalu was for mary
years resident II Portland 20 good circumstances. 10
died several yeIrs sgo lis widow the mother Of the
ssvecaPisn- is yet living and Is said 70 5s person Of
exemplary habits in every respect aud Of unusual piey
Nathaniel 10 lowed the from vorv early age, be
ginning with the humble position Of cabin boy and rising
that Of mastgr He possessed und0ubted sbii-v Boz Bis
calling lndomitaDe energy, extraordinary Ehrswdnu-s,
and bore good reputation. But finally he would dis.
eppfar from Portland and remain y sometimes for
y'ar giving his return very satisfactory account
Of h voyages. There is evidence that the enterprise Of
tho Erie his fourth fifth siave-tradrg voyage.
Few agtl IF course known concerning these v0y-
sge At time be approaching the coast Of Bra
zkwi;h cargo OF negroes, when he chased by
Englsh man-otwAr. The vessel ami negroes cap
tuIed and Gorlo escaped In womsn's clothes, hast
put on In the cabin His small frame rendered The d5
ception comparatively easy OF accomplishment.
On another occasion he landed I'm Cuba only about
quarter Of negroes taeu on board the remainder
having died the voyage De alleged a for
the CREST proportion OF deaths in tlat particular Gaze
that rival slave trader had poisoned the negroes
the Co go river His succeses il the trade which finally
cost him his ife, wer therefore less numerous than his
failures and be dioC in extreme poverty we'll a. ID
disgrace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-19
William Bletcher, } In Common Pleas CuyahO-

William Bletcher, In Common Pleas Cuyaho-
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 Bleteher 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 50, ,6I9 98, with interest thereon from Oc-
tober 11th 1861, and costs Of suit, which sum the
said William Bletheher claims the right to recOV-
enOn 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
Bletcher, which has been assigned by said Bank
to Stephen Bleteher, and the consideration for
which transfer was advanced by Plaintiff, 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 5. Marsh
by said William BletcheT, no part of which judg-
ment hai ever been paid by the said William 81
Marsh. Said defendant, William S. Marsh, viii
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,
feb7:ST9 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Cleveland, Feb. 10. A. D., 1sd288O. :
sALF-PuRsuArT To

MASTERS SALE--PUBsUANF To
lyl the command Of a dscrstal order Of salf
issued from the Court Of Common Plsss Of Guy
ahoga county, Ohio, ct the suit Of John A. Foot
Others TO me directed, sheu expose Tor sale at pub
lie auction, Ct the door of the Court House IN the
City OF Cleveland in said county the twenty sfth
day Of February, 1852 at ten O'Clock A. M the FOL
lowing described pieces and parcels Of land q wiz
Parcel No. J. A tract lot Of lano situated n the
township Of HeWhurgh, icing number seven u the
twelfth range Of townships in the Connecticut west
ern Reserve, in the State Of ohio, and which a also
in the oou,ty Of OuyahOg8s and is Known Dy being
part Of lot 40S and bounded e. follows, commencing
at point north chains and IS links nom the south
west corner Of said lot 4o5 thence noftn along the
original lot line (2O twenty chains and u links 70
the southwest corner Of land conveyed by Charles
b. Robinson TO David z. ". LAY thence eaas de-
RFee5 south one az chain and 69h hnkg along the
1ou srY line Of said land conveyed By Robinson u
Day as Aforesaid; thence north y . west along the
easteriy line Of said lot conveyed b. Robinson 70
DAY. Aforesaid, dTe (5l chains ano s. nka TO- the
center Of Cedar street, thence south $50 east aOne
the center Of said Cedar street one hundred and Ct
fvssVen fset I5) and nine (9 inches; thence south
naTallsl with the west line tWaney nro (2j) chains
any. four and one half $40 links thence west three
the place Of eeginnines containing n,ne and one
eighth acres Of land. Appraisad at ,6s4.
Parcel No. 2. A lot Of land IN the toWnAhip Of
Eewbnrgh, county Of OuyahcRa and State Of Chic,
in the center Of Cedar street and the west ns Of
said lot A05; thence east - south ons hundred fiOQ
feet along she center o. said Cedhr street, thence
s8uth e east ave (5 chains sixty I've (65l links;
one half (5efl links the west line Of said lot lo8
thence north along said west line i've 90 chains and
gxtT. I've (65) links 10 the place Of tegnnins and
being seven eighths ~ Of an ar8 o. i1nd. Apprais
"a I'm q ~ & Fost. ilSS,sr q toEoS6amlrJ
Plsiutid jan2fss7S
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MORNING LEADER.
WE6NRsR1Y M0REING5 EB8, Ig, Ilsqly


The Chicago Tribune says the romance
Of the war is yet to be written, and beside
what Il win furnish to the historian, the
yaIlsr.Eivsrsdn will fairly revOl in the
prOdigal stock Of properties that win fall
% their lot We shall have every variety
Of gusEilla, robbeF and ohieftAin dished
up with The adjunots Of love and murder.
We especially commend to these latter, as
9 sure card 70 the hrst 70 employ il, a
cave recently discovered on the Meramec
river, IN Galloway county, Missouri, just
explored BY our scouts. Ithas during the
past summer, been occupied BY horse
thisves Who have bid away their plunderY
and even horses and mules have been kept
within for several days. But few Of the
inhabitants ia the vicinity we're aware Of
the existence Of the cavern. It contains
three extensive rooms; e-s
The first room entered vas ffty feet
from Ihe foor 70 tbs roof and the apart
ment WAS six hundred yards in diameter.
The entrance vas made BY capAOious
door thirty feet n width A six mule team
could be driven into this room very easily,
and have sbundant room TO turn about.
At the end Of this room is a winding
stairs, composed Of natural stone steps
fifteen feet high, and on ascending this
fight Of steps the visitor enters the second
chamber, which is one hundred feet in
height, and Of ellipsioal shape. This room
is gorge0usly ornsmented with immense
slalaotites, which hang pendant like ioicles
fron the roof On the floor Of this room
were seen the hreplaees, beds, SO, of the
recent occupants. From this beautiful
apartment, you crsWl up en- inclined fs-
sure shout thirty feet, whom sn inferior
room is reached which opens by an Gdit to
the surface above. on top of the bluff.
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Notice.

fISos The state Of 9oG Ohio Court of Common Pleas
Frederick NJ. Ba0fus, Pl'tf, For Money only.
VS..
Ralph walker, Defendant In Attachment
RALPH WALKER, a anon-resident of the State
of Ohio will take notice that Frederick M. Back
US. of the county of CuyahOga, in the State Of
Ohio, did, on the 18th day of January, AID. 1852,
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County of CuyahOga, 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 18th day of May, A. d. 1861, and now Is
in the sum of Five Hundred and Forty-three Dol
lars and forty-fve cents, with interest thereon
from May l5th 1851, 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 ac-
count has been assigned to said Frederick n.
Backus, who is the real owner of the same, and
praying for q 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 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 &C
eordingiy, FREDERICK n. BACKUS,
By Ranney, Backus & Noble,
feb73T9 His Attorneys,
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Ma. Boris PosITION.-A correspondent
recently returned from Richmond, Virgin
Ia, thus alludes to the position John Minor
Bolts is now placed in;
"When in Richmond saw Mr.. Bolts.
he is virtually e prisoner in his own house.
When ho gets 6 chance to speak he de-
nOunees the secession Of Virginia, and says
that it wsB q fatal act, and he hopes that 8
restoration Of the Union may be effected.
There are some twenty or twenty-five thou
sand troops In Richmond, and there is q
general apprehension that it will be at
tackled and possibly captured, in some way,
by the Union forces, notwithstanding the
rebel army ct Manassas"
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LEGAL N0TIeES.
1TA9TER59 gAL LI5TTp "a 81

Iva to the command Of deeretal order Of sale
nom the Court OF lGmmoa HieaS .of Guy ahog11
County at the suit of B. a. Morthington aRalnBf
barg8ant Currtsr and others, to diFs0tsds shall
Ooqrt House. IN the City Of Ol5veIand, on the
lyth day Of February, 1852, ct II O'Clock, A. n the
ioilOF1DR described premises Situated IN the town
ship Of East Cleveland in the State OF Ohio, and
which i9 also IL the County Of Cayahonn, and Sc
knoWn by Deink part Of lot No a. IN said township
Ciormerly 10 e. lid,) and bounded % follows Com
meneing at stone In the center Of the Plank ROad
north So east, 90 nks from the III IL Corner II the
house formerly occupied by Desire Ourrisr, and AZ
the hOutheaBterly corner Of aod formerly owned b.
BodneY Strong In said lot No 81 thence south 81
west, chains and 20 links 70 stake; thence north
$50 west, 10 chains 70 . stake standing 10 links
eastefly from q large hickory treo; thence DdEth
80 east, two chains and nifty Links 10 stake thence
south 45So east along james Currore sOuthWesteEly
line Is chains 70 tho plaoo Of bsnniBg containing
veyed By Desire Ourrier 70 SArgoant OuFTer By deed
reqorded In Vol 4, page ITO, CuyahOga County Rec
ordB, be the same more leau, but subject TO al
legal highways. Appraised at S3le6,
Also, pursuant TO the command Of the above order
OF sale, at tha suit Of the same, 70 directed,
shall for sale at public auction at the Flour
ing Mill Of s. Currisr and con, in C0llamor, Crya
clock, P. NJ, the following personal propert. =
one Boiler one Engine and ali the machinery and
fixtures connected Herewith; two runs Of stOLes
with bolts, elevators and gearing, machinery and
hxture5 connected Herewith one kmus-Mil with
all tbs fixtures connected Herewith, being all the
machinery and fixtures In the Mil Of s. Currier 4
SON IN Collamer also one Iron SAFE and one Of
Min Trucks. LEWIS W. FOBD,
Master Commissioner.
IL RRENTTg8, PltfI' g Atty. iau16. 19f2 5Ts
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LEGAL NOTICES.
T0HN sWEENY M aHFREBY

TOHN sWEENY Is HEREBY
~ notified that on this 9Th day oi january 1852,
MAriah sweenY hled a D ttiOn in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of CuyhhoRa county, Ohio, for divorce
from him, and that said petition alled9es as the
ground for such divorce, that said John sweeney s
nov impriBoned in tho PenitentlAry for the CRIME
OF burglary, Of which he was convicted ct the Fob,
rupry term, 1861 OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said county, and that said viii be heard at the
next term Of satd Court, L. PRENrIes,
jano:s76 -4--.-.- - -. Attorney.