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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-08

CoTToN MARKET 29thIrregUlar movements Of small lots
at unchanged prices Sales 526 bales; the closing basis
being 293 cents for Mddlng Uplands.
The New York Herald says the viii end il month";
perhaps in two weeks notwithstanding its mag lituds
1t Robinson has been ordered TO the command of Ste
venson's battery at Fortress Monroe
San Francisco dates 10 the 26th u have been received
Gen. Wright had issued orders arrest ali persons charged
with aiding and sheng the rebeon and such PersoBs to
take the oath of allegiance or be corfued.
The steamship Bremen from Southampton with dates to
the 10th ut arrived New York Wednesday last
She reports that the construction of r clad ships
g8ging the minds Of he peope in various parts CT Europe
LONDON, april 'G The JaFauese Ambassadors were
received Sunday By the Emperor of France at the
TueEees with brilliant display To address from the
chief Ambassor Napoleon replied relative to the treaty.
and rendered the ay of the French nation promia
sing to send them back in q vessel.
LONDON, April I5th-There is great distress il Ian
In the Of Blackburn alone there than
people suffering rom scarcity Of food clothing,
bedding ard fuel ssnnt OF the mills stopping work
Reports from France fay that fon cased gates He
rojne, Sullivan and soifeIno will soon be launched.
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Surrender of Fort Macon.

We find the following in the GOldsboro' Daily BAie-
tin of the Goth inst -
MoRE FROM Fort MACON. The following are the
terms Of clpua'ion agreed upon for the surrender to
The forces OF the United States Of Fort Macon, Bogue
Banks n. c.:
ART lsT. The Fort, armament and garrison to be
surrendered to the forces of the United States.
ART, 2. The officers and men OF the garrison to be
ele0sed on their parole of honor, not take up aims
against tie United States OF America, u0tl properly
exchanged, and 20 return TO their homesr taking with
them oil their private ELECTS such side arms, cloth
ing, bedding, books, &c.
JOHN G G. PARKE,
Brig. Gen. Comdg 30 D.v sion,
Department of n. Q.
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General Notices.
HEAD QUARTERS
HEAD QUARTERS
District Of tme Cape Fear,
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 10th, 1862.
NjlTsCE

NHE inhabitants of the embraced in this Dis
4 trct, to wit: O0slow, New Hanover, Brunswick
BIadpu, RObesou, Columbus, Cumberland ard sampson
required send to this City, Old Brunswick
fifth of their negro force each must bring with
him axe a sp ade.
The will be paid for their services, and ths
Sheriffs directed this order Immediately
By order BRIG. GEN'L FRENCH.
GRAHAM Dawes, Assist Adult. General
April 10 h, 1852. I8i-l0t&3i st
Fayetteville Observer copy 5 times.
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Wanted.

FIFTY RECRUITS WANTED
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY !!
YlHE CAVALRY COAST GUARD, under command Of
the Undersigned having re-enisted for the war, under
the Of the Rebel Rangers, recruits the number
fifty will be Teceivd into the ranks of said COmpany.-
Coed reliable with approved horses only, will be ia
ken bouny Of one handred dollars will be paid each
bis being into service he usual pay
raons for horse will also be received ny each
recruit Recruits requested to bring such weapons
they may have, ther sabres, shot guns pistols.
For further particulars appy address the under
signed, at Camp Heath, near Wilmington, N. c.
4. F. NEWKIRK Capt. Comdg,
April II. lS7-6t-35 3t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-08

The New OTk Herald has an account OF the bonn
bardment and capture of Fort Pulaski from which we
extract the following correspondence
HEADQUARTERS,
DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH 1YBEE GEORGIA
April 10, 1862. J
To the Commanding Officer, Fo,t Pulaski:
SIR Il hereby demand Of you the immediate sur
reno and restoration Of Fort Pulaski TO the authority
and p0 Ses ion Of the United States
This demand is made with view TO avoid, If posi-
bic, the eusion Of blood, which nnst result from the
bCmbafdment and attack in readiness be opened
The number, caibre and completeness of the bate
res surround ng you, ieave doubt to what must
suit In OF refusal and the Defence however
obstinate, must eventually succumb to the assailng
force at my disposal it hoped you will fit avert
the useless " ste of life.
This communication will be carried to you under a
flag of truce by Lieut.. j. FL. Wilson, United States
Army, who is authorized TO wait any perlod not ex-
ceedng thirty minutes from delivery for your
have the honor to be, sir, Your most Obedent SER
want, DAVID HUNTER,
Ma 0T-Generai Commanding.
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YOUNG NEGROES WANTED.
90 THE subscriber desires to purchase number of
"a YOUNG NEGROES boys and girls, for which he will
~ give the full market rates.
Persons nav such property to dispose ef had better
give him a call H. Fl. REGISTER.
Clinton Sampson county N. c., Feb. 9th, 1852 243m*
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WAIRER aIEAREs.

nRUGGIsT AND APOTHECARY,
No. 45 MARKET STREET
full stock of Medicines, Paints Oils Window Glass,
Brushes Paint Brusees Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles
Landreths Garden Seeds, &C. &C., constantly on hand.
The attention Of Physicians especially called to the
stock Of Medicines which warranted being pure.
November Is, 1859
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-08
RECRUITS WANTED.

FEW MORE RECRUICS WANTED to fill up the
M ASHE DRAGONS, q company forming tor the
M War, and t. be attached to tdmOndatOns Battalion.
BOUNTK ore HUNDRED DOLLARS!
In my absence apply to A. Lamont, Wilmington, N G.
N. Il. FENEELL.
April 4th 1862. 1861
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
pATNTS-pATNTs

PATNTS-PAIETa.
ERURE WHITE LEAD;
L 8" Snow White Zinc;
" White Gloss Zinc
Linseed Oil, Varnsh, Patent Dryers &c. Forsae whole
sale and retail, by W. Il. LIPPITT,
Feb I6. Druggist & Chemist.
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Professional and Business Cards.

cox, W. P. KENDALL, j.. s. KENDALL
cox, kendall, Il co.
NOMMISSION MERCHANTS AND Wholesale GRO
I GERS, No. IL H. North water St
Oct. Path, ls6l. S-u
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John G. G. PARKE

W. j. WHITE,
Col. Com'dg Fort Macon. North Carolina.
Fort Macon, y. o., April 23d 1862.
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The Norfolk Day Book referring to the reports frol

New Orleans remarks
We wonld like to know if it is really true that our
jronclad vessels not permitted to inch
less By the orders of the Secretary of the Navy? We
have heard announced fact that such is the
and that their commanders tied up with such in
sructonS and restrictions to completely prevent thm
proving OF any value whatever as means of Djuring
the enemy If this is really so, think the
procure glass to gut ropclad steamers in to
keep the enemys wooden gunboats from hurting them,
the better.
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AI.EXANDEH OLDHAM.

AIEXANDE8 OLDHAM,
nEALER IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION hER.
ID CHANT.
PROMPT attention given to the sale of C0Hon, Flour, BG
CON and other Country Produce.
Dec. 22d 1859 II
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-08

Our readers are cautioned against counterfeit fves
ana tens altered and raised from the genuine So bills Of
tae Bank of the State of South Carolina. The decen
non can readily be detected in good light. and with
careful observations ChOrieston Courier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-08

NTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils, Dye Stus Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
PeruneTy FatenI edlclnes &C c corner OF front ana
ton. N G..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-08

JOSEPH l.. KEEN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared take contracts in his line
of business He keeps constantly hand, LIME CEMENT
PLASTER PLAsTERIEG HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FIRE
BRICK, &c.
n B. To Dsters of Turpentine,he is prepared to pu;
ap Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
~ June II WILMINGTON, ". G.
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Letters received here from the Fort Pulaski pris
Oners that they in Fort Columbus Governors
saI d. New York haIbor They all well and say that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30

THE PRosRAMME OF GIN. MoCLELLAU.-A
Western railroad President, an intimate
friend Of Gen. Mcclellan, reached Boston
from Washington on Wednesday evening
BE states that while in Washington he had
an interview With the Commanding General,
and be came out perfectly satisfied that not
many weeks would elapse before be and all
his friends OF the Union would be able to re-
sumo with pride the title Of an American
citizen, Every contingency is provided for,
and failure of the pan to put down, with
q few powerful and rapid blows, the great
rebellion, seems almost impossible. So says
the Boston Traveller.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30

Hsnristts," [" said landlord to his new
girl, q when there's bad news from wash
ington. or any bad news, particularly pri-
yRte Sfi otions, always let the bosrders
know il before dinner. Il may seem
strange, Henrietta, bat such little things
make q great difference in eating, in the
course Of year"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30
sALR-PURsUANT

sale from the OJurE Of Common RieaB of CuVaho-
county, Ohio. e toe suit q EEra oniuE asinat
Lew ThoInus, AlEaheih Thnmas Electa schneii.
bOard Of Educa-f n asst ClsFelsnd TO1laahiD and
2. H Kirby. 20 me directed, shall e1poss tor h,
&c put lie dncfiln, at the door OF tha Ionrr Bof -
n ihs City Of CsEsaad. the 22d day of FsbFuarv
1852, at two O'Clock p NJ, r. Eaid y ss5iiosi1F
lot Or rarcel Of Ian q tuate In 70 ard eginuinR
Fofti q said oriEIaal eElsaa5 Bat % 20 Electo
schneli; thence 50 Ho rhains; thence 39l4o N
y lukE; tnenos 5o1f9 8 chains - 76 linEg 20
20 hne nf On ttendsl LEWIS land NC h
chains md 5 links, thene- n 5 4o ~ chains ana
50 linksi thFnca ~ -5t@9 W 8 chains - To- rlalE
B q; there's s95fo Is & hains snd9 Inks q TIE
ere Of bfginnlnEs c0utalnigE - lo eles = ana
3 100 arre6 OF 8 "a land beinR N lot no Z, a1d
sq7 100 1flrs1rfo IA 10 - abpral5sd AZ SO t-
-. .--.- = p. II. GAQHs ha5tsr Qon r.
y Piaiaii6s' Att'yR. IanzESz1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30
REW OaLAAKs, ID ApriI, lssl
I01-' '1-I0' - 'I1AFITF THAxTER.p

SENATE CHAMREe O:t April othi 1854.
dDE. j. O. AEER--EiouDfed sir. have mEde q
thOrOugh II 81 Of Oathetio Pills left b. ytuf
agent, and have been cure by them Of the dreadful
rhsuu1atism under WI ch he tOund me- BuffsfinK,-
Inc iirsI Ocse fslisYsd ne, aud q Few tubseoGent
dosaf entileiy Teov-d the dlsea e. feel IN better
hea III now t. an tor some ytars tei8rei Ehich
tribute entirely 10 Lhs effects Of your Cathartic
Pills. Ioura vita great sespecL,
- ....-. a LUJiUR b. MET0ALF."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30
MASTER COMMISSIONERS

MI A ST II Il COMM fSfI IUNER'S s
lyL SALE.-Pu-suant 70 ha command II an
order Of sals g directed, Issued ON The Court
Z Common Piess of GuyahoEa goun e., u an action
therein psuCing, VIII rein Chauno 60 i8 pl tin-
ants. shall expose icr taies a. ppblic auction, 81
tire or Of the goart house for aaid -County, upon
the ed cag o. February. y 81 At two o'clock P -
the lauds and tenements described - follo -; Ss
uat- in he toEnship- of- lnd-bendeneas GuIahoga
Opnty, Ohio descrtb as f0ll0uB. 70 cit: the piece
OIL nd kno~n a. lot no. 81, IN th8 l1th range Of
towns i % in tn OOnDecticut Western ReserVe IN
tie State of Ohio. Cuyah0ga county, and Is known
~ beng nart OF dftE-f aorpB OF land dreded 10
the Inhabitants Of indepsndeuCe by Theodore and
LEWIS etruug of Nurtkaupf %. a11-, ana o b1Hn-
On he EOnth % ave &C. Toe numb, my nlnet5gj
on east By Ian ith q owned b. the said stronE1;
and on the north b lot number hffy-dV5 1851 co4-
tainIng fuur and 60-l00 acres moe o. less Ap-
praf - d T-lue $500. J. B GkAEN1S,
J. n. Jore1s Master OoniniT.
PitfTs Atty. ianlRS75
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30
NEAsTER's sAbE-PURsUANT

MASTERS SSABE-PURSUANT
lYl 10 the command Of a d6,fetal 'Ozder OF sale
flUsl tbe Ourt Of Common Ples-7of Luyshogslcoun-
IT, At { 70 SUIT OF John SneFuian, aga n5t John
Sprseus and 9th rs, 70 me dir-cted, hall exposs
foe sails At lhic auction at the door of The OuTs
House, in Cfty Il Cleveland, on the tween -rst
day Of Feniuar Ie62. 1t three O'Clock p. NJ, the
follOWil dearr ed pr misess situate % the town.
sh D Of Mayfeld, in the cOur ~ Of Cuvahgp, and
State Of Ohio, and kBoNu b lot No hfe5B, ct
Nc. three, and bounded - 70 Iowa Esat WCst Borlh
and BOuth By lot lTnes and containing one hundred
and icrty siz ant one thId acres Of land, % the
Fame more less but tubiAct 10 all legal hiRhWaYB
a sNceptipR Ihsr, fdum fhirtean acroa In the norsh
West CO ne- thireof, set oh to John Spraqus tor .
hOmesiead. beuadsd d z8 follows; commnneiBE - q
polut in RE west line Of said Let nine chains IS iuk
1 ortherls from tue southwest corner u sid lot
thence ruDnt- no-th o. tRid wess line six chains
IS nka the nOrhWegt corner OF sad loti thence
east on the noTh insgs y rhaius 50 linksi thence
south slsl with the west lius six chains 2 lnkB
thence west twenty chains 50 links 70 the plsce Of
HENRY G. ABBEY,
L. Prentias, Master Uomm'r.
pltidTH Atty. Isna09TE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30
MEDIC a q
R D Q s2S
Oiie kttRdrsd DoliaFs Ireuu.r' ~
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
O. BrERNAroRRHOnA.
q y 8T, So, AID TRHOY
IN y n n ....

Altar all other Treatment Fslss
a-- DIR. A. GIBSON.
fermSEly Of hgH RoTE 0ity, win pay One Hun.
ared dollars ior no Proof that ho essr ails to oFa
sum for the proof that any other PhyEioian n
the United B'ssss treats the same diseases with
After many y,arr Of iAborious study and srs,r,.
tnoet Dr. GIBSON q happy 10 being able 70 an
eolnes g ths nHiortuRate, thst be has PsFisstsSs
sPGEDY AND PERMANENT oURs
q the above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
aith al ba6 effects arising thoretrom, fnoladins
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATIOH
6e has Gueoeeded in curing cases IN this city Eons
BoStyled phyBoiAnu, who prOeaa 10 treAt ali private
psladeo Win Sneoesl and Withoo' rooeivtng ths
Dr. Gibson does not boast that he 4, . member Of
some Ooligge ~ London OF Paris, lG ptrhApa soma
and who hold 6dt grest eTssstsfio1S ,evsr to be ~
alised sl.3 hpt yna{ Dr GIBSON might boas. Of it
sh ss - ~ = SStS ~ sltS snLlLs Allsaotion @
rity, and thht ne has perfected an American system
q treatment Which ehallen any Physician Of Ion
don Or fer g any patent medicine TO equal for ths
radical cure 81 l9insi weakness, and all dseaSsI oS
eefangemsntl, both mental and Physical, Ari5lEs
Or. GIBSON also claims for bis new treatment ths
following advantages over al othsrs get discovered;
Ebie; be usei no relies Of the dsrk sSes! 1Uo6 q
Asrourls nor any Other dsleteFious drug: secondly
Y bis treAtent & positive and certain IN Gil cases
BE stands prepared 70 g0into any yublio or private
hospitel IN tho United States aud demOnstrate the
Immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
othar nov known 70 the world IN point or ProUiPt
ne5, perm mildnsssi Hafsty and oonTsnielos
70 the patient as a.lIs eA lsa-
Dr. GIBSON 4 permanently located IN OlsvslAn,,
and has during the past two YeaIs performed many
curaf or Qt1oa1a1 WatQh had for Fl11l resisted al
etner o treatlnsnts Refsrence can be given 20
individuals Of the frBt respectablitv in CleYslaHd
Bolton, Kew YORK, Gnd other oitisa In rega-c -
akili and integrity ID all prqfeasi IEranhAoEOas
pygpePsleI knuematisr, serOfula snd eli ohranfe
digeeS51 treated With ~ ssricr Guo5esI
~ Medicine lept b any part Of the o0gntry on
receipt o. tsn dollars
Dc. eIBs9F's 6sT Work on FhTEiOlOU for siS
7gI ,g1 DR. GIBSON,
Professor Of -Elsotropat6y GsS Eedieias,
~ Ofioe 30. III OntaFlo street, Up Itairu, isW
eDofI from the Public SQUARE.
Once hours from . Il ard fros5 = o'clock
P2iiV t1indevH eEnsntad-N eur
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30

BOSEER ON ANEWsPAPEh TAx.-BOnner,
Of the New York Ledger, has written 3
letter to Mr.. OOlfAx, OhsirmAu OF the Post
OHice Committee in the House, fading
fault with The bill proposed By The Com
mitiee, taxing newspapers. he recon-
msnds the following ss . substitute;
Papers Of one thousand circulation and
less, 10 be free from taxation papers over
one thousand and less thau I've thousand,
to pay q tax Of one quarter Of g cent on
every copy published, and all papers over
Eve thousand circulation to pay tax Of
half cen; on every copy published.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30
MAsPEh'S SALE.-pUR, UANT

M ASpEh'S SA
lyh to the comua-d Il dscrssal order Of sale f5.
sus0 from Ihr Court Of Common PlPas Il CuyahoFH
county ohio, at ths suit Of Lewis Nue. lsr ataingt
Geo,EsW JAmtsou and otnsrsY 70 m directed,
1naexpos 70 sale at pubic auction At ths door o.
sue Court House, In tie City Of ClarelHnf in aaid
elcck p NJ, the f9llCEing ~ sUribed premises. to
VT: situate IN Jhe township Of Ea8t Clsvrlsnd,
ing uumBer lin the ran q Of q Wns hfps Fhirfi &
in ths oOuDtJ Of Cuyah'gs in the Coz n-rtlcut
Ntsfern He8arve IN tn Stats u d1io, and is known
80 ubdiSiaion lot numbsr four az of 10 BOWieg'
plat OF lsnd A. origtlai ista NUMBERED (3l3) thrs-
hundred and forty igtt and three butdTea and AZ.
~ ESQ., olntaning ten and 100 90 s-IOOl acres Of
land aod bounced a. folloWs. uoith by t6s Lsks
shore Rairoad; south By ths St Uair Road; east b.
sub lot num Der (5J I'VE, once Owned By n. g. n
drsWs; and Uest By sub lot number O. three, b the
lae more lees, but subject to al legal Hays
A appraised At fl7ol- GHO.. =. MXRAN,r
j, X BesVf8, MaHler Commir
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LEGlL N0IIcES.

M AsTEk'S n hALE.-PURsUANF
INl 70 "a . eommand Of deoretal der Of sAls
ron the Courl 81 Gommon Pleas % Uuyshoga o0un-
70 at tho gult Of soson Preniisa and Ohauuosg
trpnti1g egslnst Thomas Love and others, 10 ne
eTseted shall expole far sale e public Aafti p AZ
l4nd o. the tonth daF Of febTusrgs ls62i q tire
9cieek =. n, the following deteribed paictls oi
lana altuais IN the toWngnle ol East ClsgeiaHd,
county % Ouyehoga. and etAte Of Ohia, 70 Eits
-E,Al -E,Al ~ 80. one Fart or l0t No. three hnndreq
snd ,i s4ty nins bouadsd e. folloEsi Bgginnilg AZ
Marlin By deed recoi dud IN book 81, page 5zz Of
t9e rtcotus OF luyahoga tountY, thrncs nOrthetlT
along the let hn8I % tins contrs Of ths Sc Clair
Eosd thence easlsIly along toe centre Of said road
ine aDd e1ten1ing % the SOUTH ry ligs u land
oougnr o. dsorg8 B. Martin, shall IA ldde dVs
aeTsa OF land; thenes H0ulhs y parallsf with the
mt iine 70 sad 80uthurlg hne; thence NssterlY
el9eg aalq e2gths u line 20 he place Of bssinning.
Parcel No. 4Uog--PArt Of Ios No. thrfe hundred
ana s4ty nine bounded ae follows: begnninR at Ii
north east corner o. Ma loves land at st0he In
the centre OF the read, theme west on MARI Low
north line tW nty chains sud forty liuEs 70 The
thrte ehain8 aud seventy -nins links { /. q stoue;
Themes east parallel With north lina twfufy siT
chains and iorty links tue east ne OF lot; thsBc5
no. th on the est tne three chains and seventy mine
land. Aiao another piece ofland, beBs ut Of said
lot three hundrsd aud Sky nine, aud bOundoa as
toIloUa: on the eaht aud west b. the lot In : on
tho north bY thB 8onthcriy line Of ths ten acres
ApoYe ueecn bed, and BOuthery By anne pa ailel
with said last named llns an lar enough uJhsry
more or leass tut subject 20 ali legal hiehWaya.-
Appraised AG a3yUc0. -hRY a. AH5EN,
Master Oomhiasioner.
!, PRHEEIsat laintiG's Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30
r. .l.s .-eg.-o.rfr o. Z. -HENRH G ABBEY,
Maztsr Commissioner IN Chaneery.
.. PlElILgs kolir fJr Compl,t. ianIO So

HUM SWEENY is Ii EkkBY
- notified that on the sth day Of JAnuary, 1863
a ariAh sWEeny fisli p'fiiisn Ia the Court Of en-
mon Pleas or CpEs h. g. c0ualy, Ohil, tor diTo.ts
Lom nln, Aed that SAID p btion slledgts a. The
grour for suc1 oiqorce taat said JOHN sweeney IL
ne Y Imprisoned in ths fshitenIiAFy lor the crime
u burglerY5 u which DO convicted st the Esb-
rn ~ term, 1861, Of the CJlrt Cf Common Peas Of
said epunty and that sad Cause viii heard at the
ueXt fern OF SAID Court. L. PhEh II-S,
jan9.375 Attorney.
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J.D9., J. IsI eEisEoIOi Att'5 fsF PI.lsll r. gl
MASFERis sALE-PUssUEETFo

= MI AOIhh = -6ALE-FUhBU 10
1Ll the command Of 3 dscrsfal order Of sis
iBsued from the Court Of Common Pies Of ~.
Ahos county. Ohio, ct TIE g. Of John A. Foot
against Francis A. Bom-r, Hannah .. Bonner, a8d
oIhers to me directed. j 8. eH poss for = a M ly
lle auciioni 3 The toOr 81 tbs Court House n the
CITY otUleTeland, in said unity. the twenty ffth
daI Of February 1852, at ten O'Clock n - toe fol-
R-Tt el No ]. traet or ot Of lauG tuaied IN the
township OF heEburgh. eng numter seven IN the
twelfth range Ct townships in the Cor Deoticn. Vest
ern Reserve IL the SiaJs Of b md Wbirh is also
pert oi IL as, ana bounded fol oas, connene ne
-t point n0rth ca In and s. links nom & sOulh.
Wsat corner o said lot 90S thsl nOrfh along the
original ot Hns f20l ~ ny ch4fns md y links 10
n. Rot tinsoB 70 nagid 2. W Day. thence east as,
greBa aon \ cue "a cham - ~ inks allug he
sou hefig line Of sd and c0nsevs1 - hofau5on 70
Day aa atoIe-a d. thence nOTth &o wess elang the
easlerlI tina OF said lot conveyed y noh n80n 20
Dey e. aforesaijs nre f3 chains End IS liuk8 the
center u Ceuar etIee thenc- soulh s6o eaEt .lOng
he center Of said CdaF street one Buun 81 and hf-
t. seven feet (5l md ntns g trchts. thence roufh
parallel with the west line twenty Ave 20 thlinl
my four ana one baf 80 linksi I'll threa
The placa Of bfglnninF, contain ing and one
eighth scr-s Of land. ATp7aisai at 81 ga
7 Parcel No. 2. a lot Of la1d in me Wlship cf
n aurEh c. unfy 9 fuyah e aud state OF hio,
in tbs q ntsf q Cs6ar Faei aud WsEr iius II
sid lot 4os; thence est - aoutb ons hanfr (10l
feet along tn nter Of said Csd-r stree; IosHrs
ssuih 3 eat i've IS chains sixty i've (65) links;
one half (595l links the Wegt lhe Of said LOT l0;
thefce N seng haid wet line i've t5l gins - d
si1tg- dse (65J li9Es he D ac8 OF leg nunR nnd
1siug .sven sighths % Of al ae5s 20. Bprais-
ed g S2s4 Gao. ii WTMAN,
john A. Fost, Master CommT.
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