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ISrrcia! Dispatch 10 the Chicago TtihEpe.}
CAIRO, May 81, 1ss.,
Tie steamer Loui+ Lara arrived here to-day
with nca1ly four hundred sick from Pittsour4-
The De Soto arrived from the fort this mora
Ing, tut brings 10 very important Intelligence
There art preparations about bsing iuau.asa-
ted Indicating that warm work is expected.
Moads5 night an attack was expected from
the rtbel feet. snd the Commodore perfected
his arrangements to give them an appropriate
reception. D",1ng 1hr entire night shower
OF ti.o1 and sht11 Hus aineS upon Crsig Head
Point aud uc cnannel through which the rebel
approach va exp cted, but the precautions
taken were Useless, F. the rtbel 1eet did NOT
n,ake its appearance. The gnnboats Terc
placed il fighting POSITION, bows on, and the
1rortars art 1urn-d down to the PoIut hy day
and turned back III night They fire occasloa-
81 shots, g nL1, tcfurr, which are replied to by
tie fort batteries Rebel Geserters OCCASION
ally It tacn tbt feet FROM Inc cDe1nJ'e boats and
batteries, hut the information received one
day is almost always contrAdc:ed the Rest.
The ';.ttst A,d 1.o.t reliable dtst1ter spy ar
rived III the ti:.t yesterday, and reports JEFF.
Thompson in cunsmand ut the fort, yes
ter6ay, ara iu which tlerc are sever
thousand troops and thirty guns
Fricay light iaet a quantity Of cotton was
buried by the crvw OF the rebel gun5oz
Col. LEVEL. Thls was piled across the rail
road, ncar the shute vi Island No. 70.
Tie steamer Champion, chartered bY th
Statc to remove sh.: wounded from Pittst1re
Jeff Ills evening for the Tennessee. with Goz
Yates, Private St crctary Moses, Hou. G. "
Hat. h, Major Ali,,,, Hon. E, P. Ferry Of Lakt
Hon. VI. Bushnell OF Otsowa, Hou. Thonla
Henderson Of S:Ark. and DIS, Tiffany, Bros
nell, Gore, Miller, Durham, and Robins I
tie Chicago Sanitary Commission, and iarg
cor1s OF uurets, with fifteen tons OF sanital
sterts On board. The steamer Southwest
aleo lefe for the sa1nc point. with hospital SUI
pfes snd twelve Slsters Of Mercy On same b
neyolert Grand
Judge sharplces. j blatant secessionist, II
1of1nerIy private Secretary to Capt Roger
the originator IF 1bc wrstern gunboat aotin
and more recently among the cartured pri5o
: ers Al Island No. 10, and ut present Clerk
the Government steamer Admiral, Ta5 tod
ARRESTED b. The Prcyost Marzhal for treaso
he il confined IN the guardhouse like a CO.
mon criminal, much 10 lis chagrin. 7
Judge is ore Of that class dcnom1nased tt n
Young meu," and it is expected he will ia
q Journey to ST. Louis and Alton at Cove
Inent expense.
, 1862-05-05
FR0N NORFOLK. Va.


FORTRESS MONROE, May "A refugee
from, Norfolk left last night in q rowboat md
arrived this morning.
Commodore Tatnal1 received scaled orders
on Monday and sailed, but opening them in
Elizabeth river, found he was ordered to run
the blockade and proceed to York river. H
therefore returned to Norfolk, and imqse
diately resigned his commission, together
with his chief officers. There WIS 4 general
expectation ut Norfolk that the Me1iuac
would come ont at once
There a'e 6.o00 or 1000 rehel troops under
Gen. Huser between Pi:; Poin: end Norfolk.
Three companies in Po1tnlonth rebel!,s 4
few days since. It's also reported that part
Of Gen. Magruder's fvrccs had mutinied st
Williamsburg.
4 torpedo has been constructed at Norfolk,
calculattd to he managed uuder water By one
man, and be propelled by lin under tlc yes.
sci to Lc destroyed. It is said to be i've OF
siY let Inur.
, 1862-05-05
The McrrIEnac on tho lookout

FORTRESS MONROE. May THE M-Himac
made her appearance be!nnd sewslrs Point
It one O'Clock to-day She stopped off IT,:
Poiar, and up to four o'clock hss not chansed
her locatfon. She is not attended oy any
9th, eunnears. It is supposed her design IL
tn INT OF the ret. cat from Yorktown. Three
dparr:vrs arrived here report The evacuation
OF Mulberry Island and jamestown sesteriaJ
forenoon.
, 1862-05-05

We cnll attention to tht rcpnrt Of the
COMMITTEE regarding the treatment Of our
dead at Manassas Ly the rebcl army, which
will Ic found on our sccoI1 page The
facts disclosed ure horribly rcpulsivc. and
mort. 3,arhurtls Than could have been cx-
rcc;et, from Srroys, 1n;'ians Or Canni-
balls. l, il certainly true that the South
c1n traitors are in every sense OF the word
making themselves infamous in the civil
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4 Rebel Steamer Captured.
AVAILABLE CARGO or ARMS SEIZED
Com. Dnpont's Official Dispatch.

WAsH1sGTos, May 3.-The following WAS
received ct the Navy Department to-day:
Flag sHn WABASH, PoRT RorAL, S. C.,l
April Il, 1851.
I have Just time this morning, before the
departure Of the Susquehannah, to inform the
Department of the arrival here Of the rebel
steamer Isabella Ella Marley, in charge Of
Lieut.. Wilson and 3 prize crew, she having
been capTn1sd By the st; 1ago dc Cuba, Com
mander Ridsley, 100 miles north Of Ab5aco.
She Is deeply loaded with Enfield rifles, and
has, it is supposed, ritlcd cannon in her hold,
which has not yet been examined These
al1ns were tzhen Oh board, Of course, at on:
OF the neutral colonies of our coast. lam
Informed By Lieut. Gibson That the St. I,so
de Cuba discovered and chased the Nashville,
bnt the latter Was much too swift for her
The Nashville also had arms On board for the
rcbels, intending to run the blockade If possi-
bic. Very respectfully your ob't serv't,
8. F. DUPONT,
Flag Officer Commanding, Nc.
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New York, May 4.--The gunhoxt Santiago
Dc Cuta, from Port Royal, April 3osh, has AZ
rived, bringing the prize rebel steamer !sa-
bel, formerly Ella Morley, captursd on her
voyage from Nassau to Charleston With aEms,
ammunition, wlnee, 6tga1s and mediciass
The Santiago chased the Nashville mt the
latter was too swift The Santiago also cap
tur, choouer frum Charleston with cotton; ;
al@o two other schaoners with cargoss from
Southern ports. NnthiDg new Ut Port Roya!
Th.: Steamer Empire City, from Port R''ya',
hse arrived with the prizs steamer NastFo
Dixie, Wave and Bella are prisoners aboard The
Enpiru City.
Pu114rELpa1A. May 3.-Thc steamer Flor'
;,fa. captusrd at St Andrews Bay, Fla, hns ar
rived here in charge OF a rraze crew. She has
| 2pD bales of cotton On boayd.
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FROM GEN. nANBY'S COMMAND.
More Federal Successes In New
Mexico.

KAssAs GIFT, May 3.-The Santa Fe mail
las arrived. Another battle has tr6en piAc:
between Gen Canby and the Texans, at Po-
ro}lo, on the Rio Grande, where the Texans
bad fortified themselves. TIE enemy Werg
defeated. Our loss WAS Is killed aud wound
I'd. The entln.' loss has not been ascrrt,in
c1. Grn. C.nhy with portion Of his co Il
1uuud lal nadc drtour aud got below TIT
ID, my, white Maj Paul WIS iu their rear
The whole OF The entmy's command vii
prtbabJ be taken, as their only alternative j:
IL surrender or five to the mountains, Whers
the IIdi;1us await them.
, 1862-05-05

EEw YoEk, May Schooner Levi Ro*e,
from Nassau, the 18th ut, arrived All basi-
1.ts rhere was at an deadlock except fqroleh. !.
irg supplies to reke! States: The British
STEAMERS South sick, Ella Warley, Gladiator, and
1ht war steamer Bull Dog were in port; also
It is reported that Com McKillasa, Of the
Britieh war steamer Bull Dog, said that "hs
would Ike to get a dig It the damned
Yankees"
, 1862-05-05

WAen1saroS, May 3.-afr. Lathrop, recent
IL appointed Collector Of Customs at the port
of New Orleans, did not, as enormously stated,
leave that city on the breaking out OF tAt. re-
bellion,, but some years before, and las since
been in New Orleans since 1893 engaged in
mercantile pursuits, and VAS wei! known foz
Ills energy aud ability.
, 1862-05-05

BOSTON, Nay S.-CoL Davidson, of the Sd
Mississippi Resiment, captured at Fort Dom
elEon, died ut Fort Warren On Tuesday. His
Smith, late Navy Agent At San F Francisco has
bt4 released from Fort Warren In exchange
for william Ayres Of Ph1adelphla, who was
captured while rambling over the battle field
Of Bull Run, after the evacuation Of Manassas.
, 1862-05-05

TOR SALE-A 25 horsepower
stationary engine. With foot drawing wheel
ch. ar Tor cash III be tod 1nQu1e Of L. PAL HEk H.
ii : lii Lake ST. teL myjtEt1E
, 1862-05-05

WASHINGTON, May 4L-Dispatehes have
been received at the War Department from
cen, butler at Ship Island giving an account
Of operations in his department previous to
The capture OF New Orleans Theirs ia NTH
ing generally interesting In It.
, 1862-05-05

EOUND-A small sum Of money,
l. vh.ch the nwnez cau have hJ describing the same
and p:. lEg ,ur this advertisement.
nJ.Ee4It J. Ta1M SON.
, 1862-05-05

Fhe Union ReAcHlou AT Nashville.
LOUISVILLE, May THE Nashville Uatos
Of Saturday contains call By one hundred aud
f3fty influential citizens, for meeting On Mon
dav. to take measures to restore the former
reiaiiona Of Tennessee to thu Federal Union.
, 1862-05-05

:. WAsH1saroE, May 4.-The War Depart
ment at noe, in to-day received advices frnm
Gen. Halltck whit b indicate that fmporta1:
CpriDth In two Of three days.
, 1862-05-05

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. 4 eu'ali stock Of very dcasrah!s ana aeasoosble
suc. ut prices; CHe a: ':tsa:ar property IN
the ctty Address 2, q. drawer $50. Chicago.
- m ttx-r;L1
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NEW York, Nay 3.-The Rev Nathan
Bangs, D. D., one Of the fathers Of Aner;c II
MttGodism, died at his residence in this city
this morpiug
, 1862-05-05

=" ANTED-New VI second hand
w Furniture. bu:euu. tcata1:1e, centre e:a?i",
E1k Et%0d, lounge eAsj c1tr. H+t OF cla1es
ttehd w!!alnot lectures IS N ach5n;s se5 - ID
r. O. BvA II, Call at uetr Sewing Aach!ne Rooms
No la} akt si7es l. M Etaifa, tn15 r7tlt
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The River

Th6 H1Fefe
C.1Ro. May S,-The river has fallen over
two inches since last night
, 1862-05-05

Rent" SIC Sconi Pgs.
w ANTED-A YOUNG WD-
" Nan de+t, es situation travel with -,ac
fully, to lake Of Gh'idlen Eelrreaces EiTan-
AGcrres ~ + amy" care box ss.9. ElJ5 1o9-:t
" ANTEE-By q gentleman who
w can civ. good ely references = s!:ta"o1 -
book keerer, pn:y shipping c.erk anything CT Il
iiff Can uFns1 7ih. 7+s til tAac ~ l57rr-
1T ID hus!nezz uhae slall Capital is re4airc3 A.!
dtes5 i " iot1 Utice BOZ LIS. LJYI- .5SI.
q: .ANTED-A Situation rs CLERK
" in a Produce I'd Commission House. bJ 8
young MI IN who familiar with hoos keeping. acd
Eho hss hsa e-st 81 sssrs expsfin1ce Ia buslnt g
but moderate Salary satisfactory reir:snce from
ls 1ars employ ers. AlG1tes ~ !, Box :51' F. o.
, 1862-05-05

SURRENDER OF NEW ORLEANS.
We publish this morning the corrcs-
pondencc between Flag Officer Farragut
and the c;i:yor If New Orleans, which pre-
cedcd the surrender Of the rity to the
Federal tltvt. Tie gallant Commodore
wr>tc 4 strnigh! forward business like
letter. and Mayor Monroe returned d mos.
bitter :.n'l sau"y response. What course
Tie fu1mcr las pursued on taking posses
sion Of the city is no, lnnwn hut one thing
will occur to the reader, that the Mayors
ofIict Should he closed irs;a.:Ey, and the
yinL;stiyc ociEp4nt arrested. The city
is yours says 1t, 10 the Commodore, by
The power If brutal forge, not hy my
"clr';cc Ut the cs';sSent Of its Inhabitants "
Tie city is Ours t.: vlr uc lis belonging
To Ii, E..:!.,11;, aud i; has simply prcI r..-
covered hy lawful force from lawlcss
rr1:al,s who hal s.iz.-ti and stolen it from
tue United States, 8nd John r. Monroe Is
"ac Of the thieves, and should be dcAlF
Will, Hccordi,,ely
, 1862-05-05

Our troops are il full possession Of the
rebel wcrks at Yorktown and their late
occupants arc on the full skclad,llc toward
RichnonI, or some intermediate stand
point. The Army Of tue Potomac ore in
Indignant pursuit Of lle E4iu.lcss enemy,
who will not stand to Tca5ol or to fight
either at famed Manassas or now oll the
peninsula Of York. The Richmond people
may as we'll BE- packing up for Fight, for
the old Tag viii t!oat th.re III one Week
4ft7,n
, 1862-05-05
CHICAGO. MONDAY, MAY s, 1862.


from diseases incident to change Of climate
and water.
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TOHN sWEENY Is7 HERFRY

81 notified that on the sth day of January, 1852.
mariRh sWeeny hled pstittSnin the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of OuyahGER Gounty, Ohio, tor o divoECe
from him, ard that sad petition allsdgsS the
ground for such eiVorce, that said John sweeney Is
now imprisoned In the Penitentiary Tor the crime
Of burglary, ef which he was nvictbd at the Hsb
ru 4ry term, 1861, Of the Court cf Common Pfeas Of
said county and that said will be heard at the
next term Of said Court. L. PkENyleSB
jan9.s76 Attorney.
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AlanBon N. Jlark and
william b hlak6, r. GOD 4 1s
Fiainiins, Court Of Common Plsas,.
Lsa7de- ) RaBdall a isas--
josiah 81. Burton, o. S---r .a ODD. l.-.er
defendants -
The State Of Ohio In Court of Common
Cuyahoea County 81 Pleas Of said Co.

The State of Ohio u In Court of Common
= Cuyahoga County sd Pleas Of said co.
Julia Ann Smith, PIN. 1paf aEad
"a vs. kNOtioe ID -ei5
Joseph r. smith, Den.
The Defendant win tGks notice that oo the an
day of February. A. D.. Is62, the Plaimfi7 ais5
her petition in the Clerk,s office Of said Court
charging said defendant therein with ygiHfnl
absence from plaintiff for more than threa esa--
prior 70 the hling of said petition, and 55rsvi-5
for dissolution OF the marriage eontract- A.
mony, and Tor other proper relief Said acti6n
licatiop Of this notice,
ALBERT T. sLADE,
Ie5tS3s s-- ples Atty Tor PIT
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AFASTER5s SALE-PUBsUANr

MASTERS, SALE-PUBsUARr
lsA 70 the command Of Q decretAl order o. sale
i5sGed from the Court Of Common Pleag ofOuyahOga
county, Ohio, at the SUIT of Johi A, Foot Rgain6t
HENRI b Smith, MarFaretA. Smith and others ts ne
dire5id EthAn expose TO sale st public suction at
th8edtf er ths Oe1lt HouBein the City ofOieYeiand
In gsid county, on the twenty fifth day of February
lsS9- a 70 O'Clock A. Nj the lcllOWing degclibsj
lardg and tenenents, 70 Wits Known by Being a
psft lot nunbSr s09 II The townshfp Of NewburRh
Cohatg % OnIah9gG and State 81 Ohio, and Il bona
ded - fol0WB. Beginning in the center Of (Isl7Hr
rst & lbfnt ehhinB aud s0k links esstsrlv fTo,
the lot line Of said lot 4oa thence south aIIa tb
the west line of SAD lots . ehe!s and az iipFs
thence east onA ta.in ands es links; thence north
& chainE and 4Qx Links 70 the center OF aid Cedsr
sirs5t tne1eo -npfta =. vest along the center Of
atEeeE one chain gpd M links to the place Of
lEIa ~ le7f st fQ an lslal highRsYs,l :.
ApFTai9ed At t85ls GEO. H. WHMAH, "a
Master Commissioner,
JQsA a, 4oSEs Eius ian2GSTt
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I WJH ACIU h y ElA LlNs 81 . 3 UANLI
lEh to the cOmmar ff decrs'a order OF gale Is
sled IRON ths Court Of Common Pleas ef Cugahoga
county, Ohio At the suit OF Lewis Niue leE agalnat
iGeO-Rs W JamisOn and others, 70 m directed,
soa pose TO sale at pbi0 aueti0n at tbs door Of
the Court House, in toe CITY OF OisYelsn4, in ssd
cour t. On the 1lfh fay Sf FebFOaJy 1852 at tW9o,-
clock r NJ, the following o. scriDed premises 20
wit: Situate in the township Of EaAt Cleveland, be-
ing numBer- in the range Of townships, Rhirh is
8 20 il the couptg of Cuyahcgs in the coEnscticu
vtsfern Reserve in Tn Stats IF Ohio sad q known
As az rbdYision lot mum Der four a. of j. q B0Wlss
plat OF lsnd in Origiasl lets Numbered ls4sJ tnTss
hundred and forty eight and three nupdtei snd nf.
ty FS5Ul G. ing ten and 100 90 s-lO8l acres Of
lane and bombed Is follows: north hy tges Lake
shore RailrOsd; south BY the 81 Clsir Road; eastby
sub lot L urnber (5) i've, once owned By .. g.
dreWs; by sub lot member 90 three, be the
same more lss, but subject TO ell legA highways.
Appraised st SI705- GEO. -. MI9AHl
B. X. Beavis, . 9- ' AA9ler Oomm'rs
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sABR-PURSUANT

to The comm snd Of decretal order Of sails S.
sued from tue urs OF Common Pleas of Gus hogA
coanty, Ohio, at the suis OF James H Sturdy aud
OthtTs, Bgsinst J5seph Wei5 aud otherTl 70 me di'
rected, sha expose ale At public auct on at the
o. 0ftbe Court House, in She City Of OFelands in
said county. the Ilst day Of FebEuary s5z attwo
Ociacki r. NJ, tins following described premises, 70
Wit. sftuatq N the tcWnship Of 0lSFsiand, heing
number seven 10 tbs twelfth gRnge Il townships N
tbs UOnnecticrt Usslsrn keseTVe and St1t Of Uh1os
being also in the county OF Guy ahOgs and desc iosd
as follows; B=iDe svb i0ts nnEnbe twenty ht and
tWen ysniEe Us 4 29l Of the subdiVsi9n ~ James
M Hoyt Of the original tea scre / numb thirty
ssFen (7) in SAID tog nshp aud now within the CITY
Of Cleveland, ohio, reference for pgIt euiaIs IS y
size and loundariss Of the laad he ebY eontrActtd
bfiuR n 4de 10 the surrey and plat Of sad subdiVls
tOn, corded IN the Office q the ksCorder Of said
county q volume two OF MaPs s9d sub ytsionel
pags ehirry-thrOa GEO. II WtMAE,
Williamson Rid sle, DEG Master omm'F.
: plafntiffs Af1ornsyg., -re ian2gs75 I'd.
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..IEGkra aM0TIcES
LlhaYMRIIE 49,. = pIIRanANT

MASTMR'SE BazII4s. .dLRUR sUANF
lNElt6 rth i6omnaba q : decestal ofdeT7of sale
nom thg court o. Common Pleas = OuyAh0ea coun-l
" he TIE suit dfTr 0loA Ifebths audl Uhauuosy
srenHs9 Rgaingt Thoglas ,hoEe Rqd others, 20 2
dreoted shan e1B5o 10Y Sale at public aaeti ~ AZ
itrid on iis tshtE dsS II SetfGasry sry is5s ag
golPek ri H thq i0iloWinE descTibed gsIeeh, p
land aituate In the township OF Eat Olsveiahf,
cp9uty OIDnyBhoga andrtate Of tthi1, 80 .Rtta l9d
Eareel No, one Part Of lot 80. three brndred
md aEty nins bOdAd.d a. fblEo "a. Begitid t1ak
4 Martin By deed dsd n book 80, pERd 572 5f
the records Of CugAhOgs county, tn nca nprtherlY
aoug the lot lines 70 The centre Of this 81 elair
road thence eabtaly along the esutra of said road
line and extending TO the southtry lice Of land
uouEht Of 9gorge >. in, shall include hys
ncfE6 Of lsndf thence B0utheIly parallel with the
hrat line TO SAID sQuthsrly line; thence westerly
gong said so9theily line to The place Of beginning
Parcel No TWo.-Part OF lot 70. three hundred
Gna sixty -ninoy bounded follows: Beginning at tbe
northeast corner OF Mary loves land et stone in
the centre Of the road, Themes west on Mary LOwag
north line twenty sK chainB and forty links to ihs
three chains and seventy mine links { stone;
thence east parallel With north lin7 twenty six
chains and forty links o the east hao Of lOti thspcs
nor th the east line three chains aud seventy nine
links to place Of beginning containing tea acres Of
land, Also another piece Of land bein ,rt Of said
lpt three hundred and BiEty-nine, ADD DOundea hs
follows; on the east and west by the lot Inns on
the north By the BoutbCrly lire OF the ten aorte
shove described, and sOutheEH By q line parallel
With said last named line, and lar enough scuthery
therefrOm 70 tnolude tEo of Land, the same
more or lesss but subject 10 all legal hlghWayB.-
Appraised 81 5000. HNhRf g. ABBEY, r
Master Commissioner.
L, PREHTIss, PiAIntih1s Attorney. III n ..
NnHnm
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sTAIL0RiNG.

CIIEVELAND PAPER U0MPA-
~ HY-MAnulheturOrg o. NEWS, BOOK and
WRAPPING PAPER Orders niled promptly
nW-RA9s Wanted Once l60 Superior Gt.
Oot1 n. ". TAEEORI AGSnS
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6ALF-PTJRSUANT

MM A5IEG . y 41f-E OnO0AN1 I
iyN to the command Of deOreial order Of s8ls
nom the Court Of Common Pleas ot Ouyahoga coun-
IT, Chio at the suit Of Milo H. Htckox, 90 ministra
for OF hOmRB Howard, sgainst wilhelm Won Drals
hen sud Diedrioh Rsimers, 70 me directed, shRl
exposa for ssls, at public anctOn, fhe door toe
UOar :Honss, in the gity OF 2 eyelend, on the 299
dsY Of February, 1852 ct Two clock P. a.. ef said
day the ollowing ssrbed lot or parcel Of land; In
the township Of Parma ia said county, AID known
as the wi ole or los nun Der tWof in the PaTkman
tract, and bounded, BEGINNING at post standing
In the northeast corner Of said loti thence south
along n. lat line Of said tract and lot hte chains
70 pat; thence west acag the south lins Of said
lOt bitg-io1r hzina thirty Inks 70 pOst; tha1os
north along the Wtet lie Of raid lot fifteen chains
to . post; th.nJe east SiOng the Dor line Of said
let hftees CHAINS thirty Ii h to tbs flaczog begin
ming, containing sixty six 45- acras Of land more
or le7s. Appraised 1T 1888 so
And alsO,One other iOt 81 Ratedin tbs Blake tract
kHown As part Of lot number twelve, and bounded:
beginning ct pOit standirg Ia IN east lie OF said
let twelve about h chains and thirty links sO1th
from tbs northeast cerneTI thfTaofi tlenLe south
along the east line Of aeid lot thirteen chains hy
nine inks toa pGsti thencs west kl8nE q marEed
line forty eight CHAINS sixty links post in tns
rest line Of said lot; thence noIth along the west
Iius OF said ni thirtesn chairs Nifty mine links 70
post; thence east along marked line 1JFfy -eight
chains sixty links to th5 place Of beginning con-
tsiniug sixty six AGO sOIes, more or iess Apprais
Cd at ST. 1891 20, - y. ". GAGS,
WI IAN san Riddle, - Master COmm'f.
a. epiafuff En AftcrueVg. sl-H4- tanHt sI75
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EOR NICE PAINTING, 60 TO
1hsf Frs1sh slaEg'B EIEIO hass cone. Jult ths
Ilghs thing u FAiatsF5 Ahd t1sids WoEL D slaFF
SsEssRi he. ~ EOFFMAH's BLOOT.
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ModIna. hREoA !. 81. !.

WodIDai LLRFol ], I55I- III T1Ir-- IN n N
IA The above named Ladies' We are personally 20
ausinted with, end know that for several years,
while we lived In Medina, they were great sufererl
Miss s. has been 60 badly efdioted that 1t will
dioulty she was abis TO stand upon her feet. ts4
bottles Of Catholcon entirely cured her Of her com
plants. ID wife received great benefit from thil
medicine, We recommend It 10 the Ladies Of tht
county a. safe and ellciept rsnsdy for the many
complaints they are subject 20. .
~ JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canhold Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

GHANOERYi SALE --RURsUANF
~ to the command OF q deoretal order OF sale
Oin the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Northern district Of Ohie st the suit Of Charlotte
H6rendeen against George U. BhumWay and others,
20 directed IEhGli expose for sale at public
ton at the door Cf the FeGeral Court Building, IN
The city Of Oh v5land the fourteenth day OF Fen
1uArg, 1862, Rt thres O'clock P N 1.-The following de-
aofibed estate situate IN the tjWnship Of NJ n-
son, IN the county Of GeaugaS and Bta.e OF htQ,
known by the north Pal OF lot no. one tract No.
two and south pert Of Ia no. four east division o.
tract NO. one and bOuRdsd follows: Beginning IN
the centre II ire Siate road leading from Obal Ton
Square to Rave at the north Least corner OF =
piece OF land in lot No. one, tfaet 30 two, formerly
owned by MehiLabls hsWcOmbs and since by RalzA
Spencer, thence west fOrty-fOui chairs ana forty.
eight hnks to stake and stones in the west line OF
lot No. one, tIaCt No Two; thence north thirteen
chains and 1Ehty hnEa to q stake and stones at Is
nOrth-WeLt corner Of lit No one, tract no twoi
th6nc6 west oug chain and seventy y-seVeu lin KS;
thence north thirteen chains and twenty-five linss
TO stake and stones; thence east forty-tWO chains
apu eigbty-ssVen links to the oeDtrs Of the State
road; thence sOuth 6xo, east twents-ssvea chains
and foFtysix LINKS TO the place OF beginning, cen
tanning one hunted and eigDJeen and 10 Oh acresi
sixty scI' of which is rot Onei tract two, and
hfy-eight 1910 acres in south part Of lot four 10
east diFiaion Of tract one. as per George emith's
SUI vey, made October, 1855; BENG Ihe tame land
convey e0 TO George q. 6bu AWAY By Eelsoa Peck
and wife. Appraised 81 80 800. -
Master Commissioner IN OhEnoery.
L.PRENTEss, sol'rfor CoRPrt. jRnl0.s74
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

DURsU ANT 10, AN ORDER OF
II tho Probate Court Tor Cdyabois oounfy, Ohio,
Eotls 1a hereby given that the ersiitoTs of lhr5
En9 nave nes proved their claims agsinst her
thatpurPoas, All claims not proved q the expirs-
TOE 81 that time VIII not b n0slced "a 41eklng
Assigne6 Of A. Mar Mack. 4
4 Jan. z 11e2 = terH f5 -1rosa 1cf ianl;S5