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" A- NNHf Aat w.
vs.
The0dOre N. Burton, Rod
eFiek Oaiking, Thomas
Quayle, oscar A Burton,
Joel b. OahOon, ThomAi
Uahoon y illIam A. Ing
hBm, Wells Portors &ll-
hu d.. Peck and Irvine
u. Masters, partners
under the name Of Peck
= MtGFrl, Robert b.
Dennis and Josiah Bur.
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MORNING LEADER,
EAss.lls - !. e e r.. e. 81 - g.


IS s Ttus.sah ,sua BfselinIlatss -a' q
qAe solloWiog is from. ths shiloh CORES,
ponaenss q ~ sinclanhi ea1siioi
BsSaSsalSF ohsnos John D. BrsokiB-
rial.s tb5lsr BFlesae 8 ilts pitlsd dRdlttt
ae Lonit2illo Ihfion, ihe fral corps oi
union troops formed ~ EEniuoky, 2 por.
don e Rosseals' bEig6da ~ viz Be re-
ngnbcfSd i1ht when KentaeSy as "a.
vering 81 her position the rall1ns hoseoau,
csHneHosd rseruitins FOR ihs Union In
LouiaVille. orc e9.
BTssff6ades vas tksp hAyihE The
susahinr .iraiioE IN the SeEate O the sVll-
ted State, and BE Waa bitierly aenpaoiht6-
" of Resasau. Both have eEPFegselia q de-
gife Il meet each other On TIE feld, sd The
only oaEthly wish 0i Brs0kiAridges brig
ada Was to meet the galleni Louisville L.
CisaS Their dosiTe vas gratieed Monday,
and he long locked. for oonlest came Of
ne oaatra8t between the two 8shoralE
sssiriking. Ros8esu, The soul Of honor
end sohitalFy, rode down his line enid
shoFsFs Of beliefs, urging HE brave bays
% folioW him 10 victory or death. hle tan
seldieFiy fern vas q splsndid 5tarset, but
he rear of the battle and eonAict Of arms
nsEVed HE gallant soul 10 the highest pitch
of keEolsm.
Ia ths hoitsstuf, tie 6eht aPPas1ed ROs-
sean, waving his, sword, and eF5ing ''Qn,
nv eallaut lads But Breokinridge, the
rrfel t f1EEEIl fls O6.lu1sld, alf
coward end traitor as he is, quailed and
trsnblsd beioF6 tAe Toar ef ARTILLERY. The
contest between the brigade Of Breokin-
ridge and the Louisville Legion was ehoft
Tie IHgion advanced steadily, and three
tines aHoge their opponents 70 new POSI-.
tians thinning their ranks by every ire
Running ont Of smmuhitiOu, their place
vas s0pplied, and when they agaih re-
turned 70 the contest Brsokinridgss brig
zee va ron est
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John Smell, PlaintiE,

aprnIs:ssS
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WHEAT, CORN. -COTTON. ToRACCO.I

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown in great abundance,
are furnished from to weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton 3 ST. Louis Railroad and the Eankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 115 miles On
the Branch, and l86 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State
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HASTRR OOMNTSSTl,NER'e

lyk BALE.-Purguant to an order Of sale % me
directed from the Court Of Common plzas fJr Ouya-
hoga County, in the Slate Of Ohio, in an action
therein pending, wherein Bamuel Hayman Is plain
tin and HenrT g. Abbey administrator Of the estate
OF Robert Parks, deosasedi and others, arc defend
ants viii expose for sale at public auction, at the
door n the Court House in said county on tue 2lth
dav Of May, 1882 commencing at 'cloct p tbs
following described lots Of land situate in the city
Oompaby's purchase, and numbered and appraised
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such Immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils cultivated With 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the Stats 10 the TerTe Haute, Alton & st.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles. is
well adapted 10 Winter r-s.r
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s7ss 90 a.sz sses ia ~ ~. '.'5t' !. /.
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CONFECTIONERY.

T0HNB0HBENK
y HAVIas EnHoFlD 80 HIs HlW qgARTHAsl
No. % TT IfXEAH's BLOCK,
fOproEita the O5uTi House, Pub. Bqusfei)
L pFepsfsd 20 rssigs the calls Of hIi iIlsnes sne
TFsrythiaT b tks lins q Oonfsotionery iz Kept -
WaOGEsAii AID 2 ~ II e 1Tuais .io
OYSFERS AID bot O0FFEl,
ss ven e ths chaios7t sstsbles served - e. . ~
mElf's nOtioe.
DLNNEH - szRVED DAILY
for tbo ssooilnodsti0n Of Persona baTinH business
81 ths Court HOu1s
HEHEET1 AEE ON BES uGET
ImPEHIAL JELLY GUM DR0Ps-Superior 20
any thing fn the Oonfs5tioneTT lns-jusi reca7ed by
JOHN SOHRINK.
@IO0K QUE ROB EHE TAFFKY.- -Us q
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aIElNa ANp MATUFACTTREs

The great resources Of the State, IN Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Poiter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., &c, are almost untouched; thev await the
arrival Of enterprising and energetic mn accu1-
tened to convert them into gold.
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J. a. OHIDEsTRR,
april l9, ls62:sSs Plaintiffs Atty.
AEAsTER's SALR.-PURsU.

M ASTER'S SAL E.-PURSU-
lNI Ant 70 the command of doCrstal order Of
gaie from the OOuFtof Common Pleas Of OuyahOga
County, at the suit OF The Cleveland and HahOninR
Railroad 0ompany against Isaac 4. HeWltl
otherB, 70 directed shall expose for sale ct
public auction, at the door Of the Court House. in
the City Of Cleveland, on the nineteenth day Of
Nay. 1852, at three O'Clock p NJ, the following ds-
seribed parcels Of land, situate ~ sbg Oi Pf Oleve
know by being part Of Hewitts subdivision Of the
gocaled Merwin property in said City Of Cleveland
10 witt
Parcel No. 1. Lot 10. e11sen Of said subdivision
Appraised 81 3, 900.
ParcBl 80. q Lot No. sixteen OF said subdfris.
lon. APPRAISED at $780,
Parcel No, 3 Lot No. seventeen Of said BubdigiE-
ion. Appraised &C Sle00,
Parcel No. Lot 10. ef1hteau Of raid fubdiri1
ion. Appraised at sl60o.
Parcel No. 5. The westerly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded uortherly, south
eriy and westerly By the lot lines aud easferlT b
the centroiila Of brick wall nearly paTalel WITH
Merwin 8.i1l AID about iortY-3oVen feet distzn Z
gOutlc1lt5ffF tacrefrom. Appraised a. s2,0Oe,
Parcel Ho.6.t The easlsrly psrt Of lot. No. niHo-
teon Of said subdivision, bounded nOrtheTlT easter
u and eoEthsTly By the lot lines, and westerly b
the oa1tre line of brick wall nearly parallel With
herwin Glreet and about forty-ssysn feet distant
aouthon5tariF thefafEoLn. Appraised At tl01.
HENRY G. ABBEY, Master Oomuir
RAHEETi BAqKus B NoBLB. Attorneys.
April l3. is6l1s8
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RAILROAD sYsTEaT OF HIN0Is. !

Railroads intersect the whole State. 3115,-
900, 900 have been invested in completing the
great network that links every part Of the State
into immediate connection with the sufroundirt
States and the directeE thoroughiarss Of com
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-RlRRERlNG.

sH AIR DRESSING AND shaw
ll ING lN1IIGUIIol-E-l y All g1ldi
Ct rooms, under ths American , rror.Eqe 81 af-
1l11 1lcl1e ~ C11 VIA alllll- nill
abe HorEnan- "a lg1srlea room q laelal- ] lqlss
NEW BARBER 6HOR.--J, 81.
IN-Hl1u u1Bs0If D O0.- h4go opqlae Barber
n nrfa hrI9rf r1lIrT racEnnd > UnQlahnrfsr
aff store su1orior 1trs6l, cp1olitq HeddeIl Houls
Etere thaI iltsud = l1.ss - = ~ l9ce nd clt
- ri rssif nsg o1la q mET - Il11I1f =
ilEri 90 litt falif l1l71llla oo0iiIIi
.aoEaa1aI ca a9
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Msonan.cs and working men Eil fnd he nee
school system encouraged b. TIE State, and en-
doFed With a large revenue for the 1upport of tha
schools. Children can HEein sight Of the sctool,
the college, The church, and grow up With tie
prosperity o. the leading State 10 the Great Wes.
tern Empire.
No one Who has visited It's splendid rszion q
country can doubt that L oquals the most faFor-r
ed descriptions that have ever been given e e;
but let any careful observer visit Is and be VII
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages { oilers for immediats occupafion
and immediate returns. Ths farmers Of the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moTing
70 Illinois il great number; and Il q believed
that II these surpsssing advantages were made
and working population Of oVsr.croWded Europe,
they would promptly avail themselves Of The
knowledge.
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sTOCK RAISING.

In Central and southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension OF
Stock raising. All kindsof Cattle Horses, Mules.
Sheep, Hogs, &C., Of the best breeda, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the deld i5 open for others to enter
with the fairest prospects Of Ike resulta. D4mE
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MASTER'S SAL PURSUANT
lyE to the command Of . dooretal order Of sale
irom The Court Of Common Pioal Of Ouyahoga coun-
~ AZ fhe IuIt Of Edward Wade against Henry fkin-
ner 20 ne directed shall expose Tor sale ct public
anoton at the door Of the COURT House Ia the City
of ClevsIand on the ninetsenth day Of May 1883, as
ID rec O'clock p NJ, the following described tract or
lot 81 land dtuats In Brcoklyn township, Ouyaho-
Two hundf ed and torty-Bix, IN Hiram stones hddi
fon 10 Ohio OtY and Cleveland composed Of part Of
orlaioal lots n hfty-three and 1ixty.eiEht, IN
RrookIyn ToWnshiP. Appraised at t35u
HENRY y, A9BEYt
Phrru WhpE az. ~ Master U0mmir.
r plfra Attn EUriilee7es
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Aprnls:ss9
sALE-PURSUANT M

MASTER'S sALE.-PURSUANT TO
I'VE the command of q decretal order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County, Ohio, at the suit of Perry z. Dawley
against Plimmon g. Bennett and others, to me
directed shall expose for sale at public auction,
at the door of the Court House in the city OF
Cleveland, on the 18th day of May, 1862, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, the following described premises
Situate in the township of Brooklyn, being nun
Der seven In the thirteenth range of townships,
in the Connecticut W estern Reserve, In the State
Of Ohio and which is also in the County of Guy
ahCga, and Is known by the following descrip-
ton, and is bounded as follows: As city lot mum
Der i3l in the Taylor Farm allotment, so called,
in City of Ohio, (noW Cleveland and is bounded
as follows, viz: South Clinton street, east and
west By lot lines and north by an alley. Said
lot is sixty six feet front on Clinton street. For
more particular description reference may be had
TO said plat on record; be the same more or less,
but subject to all legal highways. Appraised al
81 800 LEWIS W. FORD,
Master COm'r.
PALllER DEsE1s, Pits Attys.
April II, 1S62397
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SInNES Ann TM.WlRE.

THE DESPA TCH COOKING gTOVE
Having durfrR tho past Winter. besn fu,nroVed a
nov undoubtedly the BEsr Stove 81 TIE l1rE1l.
It's Baking, Roasting and Broillng gro1grtieI are.
uneEc8u 8ution1bls, and 10 ecsnoly Of Iuel 10 81 u-
psralled With iis new patent Erate it viii burni
Ooai - W8l a1 wood Elods admira5iTs t1o uTcl Be-
Ing thoroughly ventilated e Eiu Drodlos psr.gF
oven Boagtieg and Ioasiing q eola bef1la silsr
opan dra and Broiing over I've Goals On the he4rsr
= common a1n1s diCt1fEg. lt ID nrluL1ct1r11 a.
this city and tha material med and ths WorEmlnr
ship ars Of the best Qqaltgi finally, D gives port
aatiEfcticn 70 all, a5 hundreds o. boul3feEpefl -
this city and surrounding OoultrT, who ~ tlIlT
using the stoyel VII t1a1llgs
ne MoEaig SlH Cookn7 Sioqe,
Il new aud sssrabis BatteTn, which, vita : Varls-
t. 81 others, make our stock conplalat We 80
have on hand great variety Of FalloE Loo rInr I'd
Other heatlnr Stoves l0r rlie a reirca1 uFid11
fe are constantly supplied With al tho newest a.
s n AN ELED GRAFES,
Aso-eIl of TIE most useful articles 81
Hoi3s Fisl5 i'hiag Go9d5 Male z, Fd7lsls Toola
We are Just receiving ths lsfs1f iruroV, 4.yIsr eg
I'D "a Ks which are offered loE sala a ils l0E-
elt cash prices. We man uiactuf- larrsiv anf have
Tor gae as Wholesale o. retail, al TIA F7ou1 lElcla
QL flaln Gnu lapened TN, Copper and ShaGt Iron
Ware We uler the almost endless varsity of goods
IN cur line f0F sale a. the ioWasE cssh 1r1sl = -
ONE PRICE SYSTEM
- AN HsussksspsF and thoss eho eantsrzpF
Hog9ekoepinF,a THE rest Of mankind, Z, ~ -
rliailg l1gte1 70 cail oeler1 purc q
a1t ildga ior them1slFe1l aFd cati1IactF - =.
anteef aE he Stove and ara1e Elllotir =, n =
marg No. Sc sanfh - -, /,
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- ILLHIoIs lCENIiRAL- -nl1lnR0tn

TraTerses ths whole length Of the State, lron
the banks Of the llssissippi and Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio. As It's name Imports the Railroad
runs through he centre Of the Stste and on ei- j
thsE side OF the road along its Ehels length lie
the fauda offarzF F,- -.ra
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MERIat 49,.
MEDIC
......3.3 -
lHs 40 I'M 3
- HIsaFsG DtllE1S Blaasttai igi1ii al
SEMINAL. iWEAElIz2ai = zoos al
aLHHF, Sc, LaD TEPOFBNOY
0URBD,


DIR. A. GIBSON sass g
~ 55iIafS 5s ts St5f si hs svsf ai5to eoIs
tbs abOFs nalaad asssssl e gu P5y - -
ths Unlf6d Ei3tAa trsEts ths same sl-salss Riia
. " ~ = yosesl la6oEioas ssaiy ana srvsii.
snos, Dr., 91BBOA ls heppT in being aba q A.
1oGia8 q tA8 unioIsgnats that ha hes BsEitszas e
'yi''74 ~ :! fsSs5aif ~ g :I 59f IS lEf ilra
Of fhe above and All oontaqioua diseases of tie
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS.
via al Dad sGgeta arlllls theEalroms inoladiaE -
DEELlAEL % II - " = .s0.L1 ~ LAe'ss.
Hs - 5asosi3 3 sEfiaE slsss q iai5 80 ,9
ssis5iss VIZ 55i5sss, al WHO'S fsosiSinE tss
l'st ft IiEisiIPi az . s5 Cd s /. ,ss - Z,
Ioin8 Oolls1a u iloI5l ol l9z - Jef1l1 5la-t
ottsrs Dc f0r tls 6urPoss O s1snaFng 90 ipnoeani
sif-si Fnf Uhst ~. 1itElH mlFht boast oi q
this thai he q s5ie 70 Eito eulf9 latl1i1cflon g
thf9e 5aa q -, -,
oT slf - "a gsal-. y Ioi-
t0P @ FaIs, @ ~ gstst Esslsns t2sqsil ioi re
e sst2nEi4s2,J, esis il117; iIs z'Z'i''t' ''''i,
ioli5ais 5; sl ssssas a' ss s. ~ ~ s'9oTsIs
and eIlti ne agsnl Ezs 4Ts q ~ 49, -.
SD; hs uS5s no redoI 81 ths dsrk azels sloa e
ltl6aF5, nor aaY ctt5T dsigtstl0!l Dug: n99oae.I
10 TaItiietionl - diets,E slli z. - 49,, Ll.i-l4
" ~ treatment b boIltigs and oaltA n eil e
IA = - - lilisI any Dubll0 q IriT1ts
bofsifSi n tks Unit8d States and delpp-tl2il ~
lTnfis11s ruN8FsTitT os his neE treeienl oftl anE
otIi5F noI fnOWn- e ms -ll7zl o. 5FoInst
nSl, IsinanGleg, EalleHass i1''Y afS e2as7aienee
81 ifIH1oH . lpsFIlanonflT Iooafad ia OIagslana
and las dclfal l8 - t4Ese ysars tefloil1ae ulinF
Sls1 a. filsI11l lIIi1h n11 gaEEI- resisted Al
Ss5SF NODE of hostmsut. Rst57anoacsn Be- giFs1f7
lllIVi7Inll OF t,1 biiieI ID 0i-l1l Eil
Bol,0ls EsN fetfs aae osasE cite n legsEd %
DTilsIIia Rhl11sll5Q, BalQilla sa1 ~ siIaatt
- - lel1e - - ~ peFs = tA1 cssntEs %
.. gf5l6I'l 30 Fs-k o. Esyuiolosy ~ u,ls
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NTASTRR5S SALE-PUBsUAET

Nj ASTER'S SALE-PORsUANT
lNk to the command OF deoFetal oTder Of sale
from the Court OF Oonmon Pleas OF Ouyahoga coun.
", at ths suit Of Marvin Kent AGAINST Joseph Al,
Blackburn aud smother, 70 me directed shall eI'
pose for sale public auction at the door Of the
Uourt house in the City Of Cleveland on the nine
fesnth day Of MgY. 1855 at three oulock 2 M the
following described pseise5 situate in the Olty d
and known By sub lot No. one II Oanheld, Denni .
son Passa Fosters subdivision OF original ten
acre lots Nos on8 hundred thiIty four, one hundred
thirty-hvs and one hundred hirty-sxi s1iG sub lot
No one has frant OF sixty six fest Wilson-st.,
and running back to Lake Kris about four hundred
and twenty i've teet, excepting and fe9erTing the
portion Of said sub lot that has heretofore been
Veypd e the UleTeland 3 ABhtGbula Railroad CON.
pauy. end GOV occupied "a part bF said Company,
and beng strip Of land forty feet IN width running
across Baid sub los, be the aame more or less, bot
guhiecf 10 an legal Highways. Appraised At slioo
PATNB WADu, Master Comm r.
Pits Att'Fs aurtlla:aN
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@ss8'E R.s:i:s s:iisssFRii Fi.iaf ias
y '-'''' = DeieldSnts For Relief
TOMAS q. HEARTH. PHILIP
eb T. Heartt, Phiiandsr Bennett, Henristta Ben
nett, James 5. Griffith, Samuel N. Calender, q. 8.
Richards Robert Fleming Assignee in Bankruptcy
Of BENJAMIN 7; Tyler and the unknown Heirs Il
titled action and non residents Of the tate OF Ohio,
are hereby notified that the Sd day Of pril A.
said Court their petition against them and other
defsndantsI setting forth that said plaintiffs are
themselves in the possession Of the ioloEtng &c
scrbed real estate, to wit: situate in the County Of
OuyahogA and State Of Ohio, and beingin in that par
Of the city Of Cleveland which was formerly called
2S2 49, 27e, 28s and 234, in Block Lof the Buffalo
Company allotment, so called and have been ID such
posse.siop eyer since September, ls5s that on and
In common BY the following named psEsonsi to wis
benjamin. +. Tyler, Griffith 2. Griffith, shslden
Thompson, Philander Bennett, William d. Rich
ards, Gilman Folsom, Jr., Guy h. Goodrich Charles
Wins OW, John b. MAY, and samuel n. calender
that said ltih day Of July, 1851 said parties 50
iivers fo said Normap tJ bsarin \ osed hereof
that the 18th day Of April 1885, said Norman q.
Baldwin duly conveyed said lots to Frederick Bald
win, gho, on or about the l7th day Of SeptsmbeT,
1858 duly conveyed the same to these plaintiff, thai
under said deeds Of CONVEX aucs said Norman O.
Baldwin, Frederick Baldwin and said plalntihs have
lots sysr since the 18th day Of July 1851 that said
deed thereof 80 executed and delivered 10 Norman
Was sometime after its delivery to said Norman @.
Baldwin, lost or accidentally destrOysd aud has
title Of said plaintiffs to aid lots Is cIouded ID tbe
defendants appear Of record 70 have interest 10
and to said lots Eheres in fac5 they have no inte
rest whatever. The petition prays q decree con
hrmlnR their title to said lots and etcl1diRg aad
defendents IRON any claim thereto. Said deiendants
Of June, 49, the same win Be taken confessed
and decree rendered 1SeoTdi31gly; r,,,,,,is
sprfI6:ss9 Plaintiffs Att'y.
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TIE ORDINARY YIELD

Of Corn Is from 80 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep snd Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. L Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois fiYars, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of IS miles on the Branch and
I4T miles By Tie Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHEAT,
And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
ced in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of PennsylYania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature in the State suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
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m aIgsOH,

FFgtsllor ~ Elssirspltig sss NsIsa5ts,
Ollee-us snoea -, . iaE doors fson Superior,
Ofi5s sfouls aoz 80 "a az mn o S'olSoE
lellE, talldlEl eEogg lad-l eg71.
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IEGlL n0TlnES.
Cleveland, PainesvIiIe 81 IN Common Pisas,
VS. Ohio Civil action

AlhtAVulh n NJ w S4y yAavta. C'NuAyt
rs Ohio. Civil action
A. whiting. for money only
NTO~TrF a WHiTiNGg HoEsEssI-
4 dent OF the State Of Ohio. viii take notice
that the Cleveland, PainegVills 3 Ashtabula
Railroad Company, did on the 9th da7 Of nay,
1852, ale petition In the Court of Common
Pleas within and f0r the County of CuyahOgs
and State Of Ohio, againss the said A Whiting,
defehdaht, setting forth that On ths 81 da5 81
March, ls62, the said defendaut wa indebted "a.
said Company In the several sums on aceounfs
OF s149 20, SlHa. and s5B 10, amounting u total
70 the sum cfs3T3 90, with Interest thereon from
March B, 1862 for charges and transportation of
certain three lots barrels OIL carried and convey
ed over and upon said Company's Railroad from
Glrard 10 Cleveland, o.. and there at the latter
place delivered BY said company for said defen-
daut. at his request, that the sad sum Of money
was then and is now due and payable, that said
sum Of money nor any part thereof has been paid, (,
and said compaby prays Judgment against the
said A. whiting, defendant, In the sum Of three
hundred and seventy three dollars end sixty
cents, with interest ihereon from said Sd day Of
March. 1892.
And the said A. Whiting Is notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on
or before the 2sth day of June, 1892, or Judgment
will be taken against him BY defsult.
RANNEY, BACKUS b NOBLE. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
LEGAL.i N6TIcES.
4 rAsTBRsi SALE R-PURsUANT

MASTERS SALE PURSUANT To
lNA The command ofadecreial order Of sale r.
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Onya,
hoga county, Ohio, 81 the suit Of John Plstner
against Sebastisn Siiegerwald ana Others, 70 me
directed, shall offer iof for sale st public auo.
tion. at the door Of the Court House, In the City
Of Cleveland IN said county on the s0th day Of
May 1852 at two o'clock p NJ the following
described lands ana tsnemenis, 70 wit:
Situate In the CITY OF Cleveland, in the county
of Cuyahoga, and State OF Ohio, and Is known IS
being The nol tn halfof the following desorihed
piece Of land viz tie east half Of City lot No.
one hundred aud twenty seven ord, in Barber
h Lords subdivision In the City OF Ohio, former
ly 90 called and bounded o. follows. north by lot
NO; l2s; east 6y York street south BY lot no l2a
ing 81 freet front on York street and 1le u sect
I'm depth. The lot hereby intended 70 be con-
veyed being 80 feet on York street lle 612 feet
deep, be the same more or less, but slbjeet 20 al
legal highwayst Appraised at $500.
y p t-IFl GEC. II. WYMAN,
B. R. BEAvIs, Master Comm'r.
n PlG7s Atty, aprSO $50 W8
.NTOTICB.-WILLTAW sLAUE AND 30
| SEPHINE i. SLADE, non residents Of the
State Of Ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on the 2sth day Of April, 1892, filed his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Cuya-
hoga county. Ohio, stating that on the ath day Of
October 1858, the eaid William Slade executed
and delivered TO Little B Keyes his six promisOry
notes of that date for the sum of 500 90 each
and ten per cent annual interest after due, paya-
BILE Ons On April l, 1851, and the other Eve each
yearly thereafter; that on said October 9Th, 1885,
10 secure the pRymentOf said notes. the said VII,
liam Slade and Josephine Z, Slade executed aud
delivered to said Little Keyesa mortgage deed,
thereby oonveYlng 20 said Little 4 Keyes, their
heirs and assignees, the following described
premises: Situate in said Cleveland being Lot
No. l, 10 Block No. two, and and on the north
easterly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets,
in said Cleveland, said lot being As feet front on
Huntington street, and 10 feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed 70 said Slade
By said Little & Keyes That plaintiff Is now
The legal owner Of said notes and mortgage,
and that there is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Slade o45 with annual in
terest after October q, 1851, at ten per cent on
sl94 q, and on S242 90 after April T. 1882 at ten
per cent and the annual interest at six per cent.
on $4,000 after October 4, 1858, until due snd
ten per cent. after due.
The object and prayer of said petition is to re-
cover the amount due on said notes, and to sub
ject said mortgage premises TO pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said peti
ton en- or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the first pubh-
cation Of this notice. irf- ta
T. HOVEY, Plaintiff e Attorney.
Cleveland, April %, 1s02:S9Il