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IEGAI. NdTIEES

M AsTEg COMMISSIONERS SALE
ItI PurshAnt 70 ID aiias order Of sale to me
dlrefted from The C9nris Of Common Pleas for
CuyhhOga County ~ the State Of Ohio, IN an
acti4u thefeih pending, WhefBih Edward Lud-
lam "a plaiptia, and Asa Mahan and Mary Mahan
are fefendapls, I shall expose for sale 81 public
auctOHi at tho door 0fthe Court House, Ia said
County, on the 18th day OF April, 1862, AZ two
'cldck L. NJ, the following described lands and
eneSnents, 10 Hits . Lot number one hundred and
fortl two (l42) In William SHADES allotment Of
land On University Heights said lands being
situate In the township Of Brooklyn, In CuyahO-
"a county, IN the State of Ohio" Appraised
value Si42. JOSEPH 5. GRANkIS,
. AIT sSLADR, Master COmm'r
ts PLAINTIFF Atty. mari0:B83
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown In great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to 6Weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute
Alton & st. Louis Railroad and the Kanzakee
and Illinois rivers, q distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 186 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State
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MEDICAL.
N 81 d sESS;

Aftsr all othsr Treatment FaElsii
DIR. A. GIBSON,
EeFrasrly Of HsW YORK QltgS win pay one HUI.
ssS 'sSye g SaS S, ti ~ ~ AS SaI @ PSS Hs
the United sfotss treats Tia sAms diseases with
Afssr many ysAEz Of lAborious Esuay And szpsri-
snos, Dr. Gibson q happy IA being able 70 an
nouRos . the uniortnnatsl thAt be has PsEisslst
sPEEDY- AID PERMAEEHT UURH
PRIVATR DISEASES 10 f-s
With al bad effects arlaing therairom, inoiudinE
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PRosfRATIOn.
d whom hsd expended kundred5 d dollels with
BeBtTled phYSieialE, VINO profess 20 treSt a REEate
maladiss With su0os.s, and without receiving ths
Dr. fHsoS Il Dos bOsI. thas be Is member oi
soma College IN London or Paris, e perhaps some
others 90 for the purpose Of en8harinE the innocent
sd s o s5s sS% Ssss % 81 81 son miFEt bOsst 81 Il
tha, tdat he q ebla 70 gfFe entire sEtshottun 20
those who rsPo9e eonndsnee IN bis ability and intog,
Of -eatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon-
don OF Raria on any Batsnt u moicns 70 eqqal for tbs
ssrangeusnts, both msatsI and phyllo4l, aEiIlna
rom sezual o. .ooret abuse, - =
Or. GIBSON also olzi179 lof his new treatment thu
following advAntAges over Al others ret dlcoyeredi
and fHt ths EgentI uaed are IN no respect dilaeo.
sSls Fs qsss 1s. ,S 70 d Tss e ss SE1 % aSe sS 8
restrictions 70 siet o. buInss is reIllrs Third,
~ ltH treatment u pOElEiFe Gno certain In al Usi.
E5s5issi Is sbs UnifsS stSfi ana ds5on5trsts ths
hnmsass snRezlsritY Of his Rey trestAent over anE
Othsr row known t. the world IN poi1s % 1ronpt
nss1, PsTnaasnfSs niidneEa hsfsfy ana 0enFe0ts1os
% ths pEtiEfs.
Or. GIBSON q rsFmHlsatlY located In Cleveland.
aHd has daring the past two Yeas performed many
burss Of assesses Whioh had for yaarB reEstsa ell
ether modes Of treatment. Rei5Tenoe be given 70
individuals OF the hrIt rsEpactability in Ol9yOandu
Boston, New York, and other oltles In regard 80
IkiH and intsSritY IN all professional trans
DYEpepsia, RhueInAtiHuls Serotula and ail oAreHie
Eilssse1 treated with Superior Bucoazs-
81 Hsdicins sent 50 any psgt Of ths oosntry On
rsoeipt Of tan dolllfa. 1a
d. eIBscEs EsW WoEk o. FhyEioloGy IOE IalH
DR.. GIBSoN, sr
FTgCSs0r Of EleetroPGthy and Asdieisa,
Ofce-ils Seneca st.. few doors from Superior,
Z tosss 6curs from TO Il and non % s'oIOok
Daiiy, (BundayB eLosgisd-l ozgg
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, Ioamy soils, cultivated With 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the Terre Haute, Alton & st.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles, is
wen adapted to Winter
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= HLNhL Q. ADDII1
. Master Oonnmisbfonsr in UhancerY.
D. PREERIss. eel'r for Oompl't. leb26.al5
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AT FROM So TO $12 PER ACRE
200 900 Acres in Farms Of 4o 2O 6o Acres upward
InILLIN0Is the Garden State Of America.
HLNOIs

Is about equal IN extent 10 England, with pop
ulation Of !, 1,T23, ,666, and a sol capable Of sup
porting q, 200, 900. No State IN the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 50 great an inducement to
the settler a. the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 80 admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, CoEE and WHRAT.
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CuIrIYATInN OP CoTroH-

he sDpsrfmenfs fa Cotton caJfUrs are o.
gery great PrOMise. Commencing IN latitude
80 deg. 80 mtn. (sss 1fdtfo0R on ne Brunch,
pdny 0aons thOUsdn3s Of GcFss aDslt adapted 70
fhs perfection Of this s5Fs A settler AGciag
q fGrlfiy Of yOhz1 ekfidrsl, caIs ftfTI fAgir
youth ri labor 70 a most PrQtta5Ls accoliaf q
The grOlcfk and perfection u fiis plaHt.
The ef0Oroes e1erfioHs nOlc making % o5
tain a supply Of Fslia5ls seed sgited 70 fas
rsQatrems1ts Of thS coll Of Illinois, toill % e
hoped, speedily 0iUs a Sufficient 0mOrnf 70
plant a great breadth Of land.
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OATs, BARLEY, RYE. BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
csd in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois is about the climate Of PennsylTania,
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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RARRERlhG.

HALR DRESSING AND BHA W
ING INBTITUTICd.-Wh. !. AnInUsH.
Il 81 roo1ls under tbs AEearidsn, q rfa1l O -
oommodate al cugtouarl Eiih arcmDt nti11llou lus
abis Wosknan- a se1aIa.e raens i1T ladies' noI1
NEW BARBER SHOP. 81.
IN hENgBR8On 3 o., have opened BAXTER
ing Establishment under BecEand g Elgiohart1
= af btorsi superior HfIsst opposite Nr1dei Hcerl
Ihefa they intend % dfaFo lor az rG1co md rt
laif for aahiilinE. They hcpo % Dd7s al l11r -
49, shn--s s-Fte - So -a~r~staes "If
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TIE nLTNOIs CFVTRAL RALROaD

Trayerses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks OF the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio. As It's name imports, the Raiif0ad
runs through the centre OF the State, and on ei-
ther side Of the road along its whole length lis
Tie Ianas nnar.l lor NJ
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M ASTER'S SALE.-PURsUAET Mt

M AhTER'S SALE.-PURsUANT
lNl to the eommAnd Of q deorstalorder Of sale
EOnl the Court Of Common Pleas of Ouyahoga ooun-
y, q the salt, Of scion Preutiss and Uhaunoay
Preutias against Thomas Lowe and others, 70 me
direotad shall expose for sale ct public auEti at
the door Of the Court House In the Lity q Oleye-
land on the tWenfy@eighth uAy Of Mar S5 ct thfOo
O'Clock P. NJ, the following described parcel Of
land situate In the township Of East Cleveland,
county OF quyahoga. and state Of Ohio, 70 Wit
Part Of lot no. three hundred ana sixty mine,
bounded ae follows BEGINNING at the northeast
corner Of Mary Loye's land At store IN the
centre Of the road, thence west on MARI Loves
north line ~ uty six chains aud forty nkt 70 the
west line OF lot; thence Eouth on west line Ct lot
three chains aud seVsnty-nine links g. Btonei
thence east parallel with nOrth line twenty SIX
chains and forty links Othe east line Of loti thence
ID the east line thros chains aud seventy nne
links " place OF beginning, containing ten acres Of
land. Also another piece Of land beln psft Of said
lot three hundred and sixty nine, and bounded g.
folIOtH: the east and west By the lot lines, on
the nsTth BY the BOutherly line Of the ten acres
above described, and 8outheTly By . line parallel
with said last named hne, ana Tar enough southory
thsroirom TO include two acres Of land, 70 the same
more OF less, but subject 70 All legal hlghWayg.--
Appraised at $500. ANRY q. ABBEY,
81 Master Commissioner.
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- PIit'fFs Atty. fsb2S:s7s
TsIII = Az OW 81 R Drrnorr !. n,

rHANUERY SALE.-PURsUANT
" 70 the command Of deoretal order Of sac
ron ths Vitselt Vo9I5 & o. sue ~ i.I , @ az ~ ~
Herendsen against George v. ShumWay and Others
. me directed snail expose for sale a. public auc,
the city Of OlsTeland, on the thirty -hrst day OF
March, 1852 at three O'Clock P ID the following de-
scribed rea ostaes situate in the township o. mun
son. IN the county Of GeaugaJ and state Of Chioi
known BY the north paztof lot No. one tract No.
two, and south part OF 9t no four east division Of
tract No. one, and bouad5d follows: beginning In
the centre Of the state road leaQing rom Ohardon
sausro to Ravenna at the northeast corner OF
pece Of lana IL lot No. Ons tract 40 Two, formerly
owned By MehiLable NeYcomb, and since by halza
sight Links 70 stake and stones in the west line Of
lot o. one, tract No. tWos thence north thlr5een
chains and eightY ltnks 70 stake and stones a The
nortn.west corner Of lot NO one, tract no. tEoi
thence west one chain ahe aeyenty-aevea hlksi
thence north thirteen chains and tEenty-nEs LINKS
AnG eigbty-ssTen hnkss 70 tho centre Of ths btats
road thence sonth 6S east tWenty-seyeq chains
and forty six inKs 20 the place OF beginning. coa,
tanning hun red and eignrsen and 70-l0O acresi
sixty acIcs Of which Is lot one tract two and
hty-eight 10 10 In south part Of lot four IN
east division Of tract oHs, as per George smiths
sur vey, made October, 1885 DeInB the same land
S19yS{sa S1d S e aSS2Essd SSGEES Il al ssa 'soa
- :. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master OoLnlniss fonsr in UhancerY.
L. PREERIss. sel'r for Oompl't. le626alS
William Blste6sF Plaintiff In shs Ssgrs q q
William S. Marsh, Defendant C1yahOga Co, o
HAHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby'notifsd that 8
petition for the recovery of money only has this
day been filed in the Clerks Office Of the Court OF
Common Pleas of CuyahOga county, and State Of
Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is in
debted TO the said plaintiff in the sum of hfteen
hundred forty seven dollars and SIXTY iiVe cents
with interest thereon from the 7th day of 0oto-
Der, A d. 1861, upon promissory note Of said
defendant, dated n Port Hope, in Upper Canada,
on the third day of August, 1851, and made pay
able in two months amer date to this ulafntif II
the Bank Of Upper Canada, for the sum af0Te-
said that the said defendant Is also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense Of protesting
said note in the sum of two dollars and six cents
and interest thereon from said zth of October /;
and that said petition prays Judgment against
said deiednant on said note for the sum Of
81 $50 IL, with interest thereon from the 7th day
of October, A. ID. 1861. Said defendant is further
notified that he must answer said petition on or
before the 18th day Of April next; or In default
thereof Judgment will be taken against him,
g . kAEHEY, BACKUSf 3 NOBLE, -
~ u-a s- Plaintiff 3 Attorneys.
CIETEL1HD, Feb. II, 1s52sSso
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no ACTUAL sETTLERs.

FROM the unprecedented advantages TINS Com
have already disposed Of / SOC. 900 acles Hand
lis now selling at the rate Of ,0oo acres per
week. Thep8puiation along the line hss trahled
IN ten years, and IS now sl4, SOL The Company
sell to actual cultiTators and every contract cor
frf~a an aiyraar1arf n. r.r1ftfrnfa
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THE ORDNARY YIELD

Of Corn is from 80 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It Is
believed thatnO section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Przi-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between he Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of 56 miles on the Branch and
147 miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
SurinQ Wheat Corn
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PAPER MaNUFRCTORf.

HLEVELAND PAPEk CUMPA-
~ EY-nanul.ctnraEs y EaNe, BOOK ~
WkAPPIHG PAfAhs oTdcEl lll1d prqnBllT.
90 ARs fAGLo6S 4G6t
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Z: Ra..sIsS, Paint Iglssis.Irs AiipiHsS.'
NIASTMR'A RAL LR-PnR9UANT

MASTER'S SALEr-PURSUANT
lyAl 20 the command Of q deorotal order Of sale
rom the court Of Comm Pleas Of CuyAhoga coqn-
~, at tae suit OF . sherman, asainlt John
3prague and other, 70 directed, shall expose
r sale ct pablo a 80 ct the door OF the Ooart
House, IN tnu city Teand, on the twenty eiguth
day Of March, 1864, at three o'clock P. NJ, tho
following described prenisess situate II the town.
shp OF MAydeld, in the county Of OuTahga, and
STATE of Ohio, aud known By lot No. iteeh, IN trct
No. three, and bounded tolOW8 East, vest north
and south By lot lines, and containing one hunored
and forty six aud one third acres Of land De the
same more or less but subject 20 all legal highways,
and excepting therufrOm thirteen nore9 in the NORTH
west corner thereof, set OF 70 John bprague for
homestead, bounded as fOlOWB: commencing e.
point in wes. line Of said lot nine chains = links
BortheriY from the southwest corner " said lot :
thence running north on said west line six chains
Is links the northwest corner OF sad loti thence
east Gu the north line tWs ~ chains 50 nkBi thence
south paEael with the west line six chai 70 INKS
thence twenty chains 80 links % tbs place Of
HENRK @. ABBEY,
Ia, prontiBs Master DOmm'F.
piffdie fkHv fab25s5Iu
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Whenever the rebels pronounce one Of
their strOaghOldS iaPgsgsRbls,.O people 50
and take - anal /, r.4a hsbi.,.n -bii 4 Il :.
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EDUCATION

Mechanics and working men win End fhe fsse-
school system encouraged by the State, and en-
dOWed with large revenue for the support Of the
schools Children can live in sight OF The school,
the College, the church, and grow mp Wiih the
prosperity Of the leading State In the Great Wel-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that Il equals the most i1Tor-
ed descriptions that have ever been given Of it
but let any careful observer visit Il, and be WI
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages L offers for immediate occupafian
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the last
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
70 Illinois in great nunberss and il Is believed
that II these 81 passing advantages we're made
knJan to the farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and working population Of over-croWded Europe,
they would promptly avail themselves Of he
knowledge.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM or ILLINOIS.

Railroads inierseet the whole State. 5ll5,-
900, 900 have been invested in completing the
great network that links every part of the state
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directest fhoroughiares Of con-
merce.
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CTTTEs, TOWNS, HTARKEF5. DEPOTa

There are Ninety Eight Depots on the Campa-
ny's Railroad, giving about one every seven
niles Cities, Towns and Villages are sis.uated
af convenient distances throughout the } nole
route, where every desirable commodity Ea.y Be
found as readily as In the oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are TO Be met for I'll
kinds Of farm produce
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NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO AN
In order made BY the JGdgSoi fhs Probate Court,
The County OF ahOga, the matter Of tbs
Bignmsnt OF William Fiske shall Oner Tor saie 81
pnblic auotonl az the door OF the court Aouse, In
said county, the 18th day Of April 1852, ct tWo
O'Clock P. ID, the foIloaing described Notes and
Accounts, 70 wit, being the assets Of aaid assign
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MINING AND sIANUFACTURFs.

The great resources Of the State, In Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C, &c, are almost untouched; they avail the
srriVal Of enterprising and energetic men, accn8-
toned to convert them into gold.
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K P. MYERS, [Ls1
Z. U. kUUsEl n. 81
In the Court Of Common Peas
Of Ouyahoga Co, . lais Of unlo

Lorentus Z C0nger, PLAINTIFF, Action for money
against only.
LMORY L. HUBBARD, THE
6eIendant In this action, Is horeby notified
thst petition for the recovery OF money onb was
on the 10th day Of March, A. d. ls62, nled IN the
Clerks once Of the court Of Common Peas alore-
said setting forth that the sad defrndant s indebt
cd 70 the plaintiff In the sum Of two huLdr and
fty dollars, with interest thereon from the 9th da8
September, 1855, upon promiBsory note Of said de-
fBndant dated Ait0na, In ths state Of Illinois on
th 6th day OF September. 1858, and made pay able In
the sum aforesaid 70 HOOD y Bodley one year a ter
date, Of which BOte plaintiff t5 the owner aud holt
or and that said petition prHys Judgment Hgainst
said defendant on said note for the sum Of $40 O0
and interest thsI con from September OH, 1858.
said d6iendant Is further noti1ed that he must
answer said petition on o. before the zth day oi
taken against him.
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The Riabmond DlspAtoh intimase9 Chat
the Merflhee, sinos her recent ahtsst With
ne M5Gscr, hAs changes her forWerd and
afl pitss kons, for two Of the celebrated
Armstrong gans Of heavy calibre, sst
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J. b DougneTV, PlaintiH, In the UeuTt q Com
against mon Pleas OF OuyahO-
Emory l.. Hubbard and fss cOunEyl and tate
Henry W. Hubbard, Defts. OF OHIO.
Actlcn for money only, with attachment.
EM0RY IL. HU 5BAkD AND
Henry W. Hubbard, defendants In this action,
arc Hereby nOsihed Oh t The 10th day Of March,
a. D. 1852. p=tition VA tilsd in the iEks Office
Of said court Of Oommon Pleas, -ssttfl birth tnat
Of GalesbuZg county Of Knox, snd Stas5 of Hin il,
said defendants executed and delivered % Eliah
BEunsr, thor joint and SEVERAL appeal bond, bind
ing themselves unto the said Elm sh bruner, to pay
TO the Of this pIiatid, the sum OF nVe hundred
and ten dOllaru which said nond contained q con-
d.tion whereby the said Emory l., Hubbard was re-
quired and bound 70 prose ute with eiect peal
~ the Illatricr gcnrt.of aid KDox couufY sffsm a
certain Judgment rendered against said Emory in
plaintih favor, BY ths Poles mAgistrats Of sad
ei y and Knox county, as Eellal TO pay whatever
iu1RmenI snOuld be Rendered agafBst ths said EmO-
ry or sa appeal thas said Appeal Was Prosecuted
to mai judgment againeL the said EmOry for tue
sum Of $2S7 - ana e9sLH Of suit amounting 10 S2s
but that said udgment has not Ds5n paid, nor any
psrt thereof as Fo1uirsd By ths conoiti6n Of said
bOsds that execution la been duiV ism d upo=
the said lu1gnIent and no property fouhd y hereby
the same could be Baflade1; and tas aaid Judgment
ana as well 5aid aPpe4 bonuTeain IN fall iorce and
lshed, Whereby he paintid has been dam aged
in the sum Of t2oI IS and rosls Of suit S25 %.
dsfsndents said bond for S25s 80, With interest
thereon from March lat, A. ID. 1853.
Said defendants further noEihed that they must
aD1W8f said pstitOn on or iors the I'm day Of Nay
next OF IN default tneEsOf judgment wiz b takHn
-, RAEEEE, BAOEUs q N0BBE,
mdrl1354 Plaintiff sttorneYa. o.,
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LEADER
TUEs q I5l. IIEea y. Is. lssa .lI.l

7rI7i -7'T- - ~ flF-T
HSToa1sT GUHs The eiRl ppblithas
Nhat rnrporls - be en- extract frOm anoth,l
sr psrsr, 70 The elset that tEo solonels are
,'repdfl led a. sayipg that theg exemiRed
1be Csnlbrynls forhReatiOps when ftst
tskeh possslsioR oi by oaz tFoops,i ead sac
80 s7aoa.l G1ls. This is he mere despsras
iion ~ q sinking caise.. The, fact q the
wooden guns 81 atissted ~ 3 -olopd Of wit,
nessss, sna is' p9f q he shaken BY The l're-
Fortea eenycTsSsiens ofsRy bqayssis 80
Ths comnii ifee on the conduct of sho War
ought ~ make, an oficial report Of what
ihsy Fsis, snd Of The evidence thsy took ct
ContsgFilla ard MalasssE.-- Ha'hasates
RPat il'eE,t e. .lslosn - - @ .lsA.s b spsr
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EAANEY, BAOKUs q NOBLE,
uarI7.ag5 Piaintff e Ftfo-n W
s SALE-PUn- UANT

IElN ~ - LIZ ~ OAAAAAA - L. - AaAN \
lgl to the command OF third pluries decretal
erdsf Of sale from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
OuyshOga county, Ohio, at the suit Of samu o.
Brooks and kdWin W. Brooks, against HoratiO n.
Gates, Della n. Gates Augusta "a. MittleDergsr
Edmund e. p. mittleberger, lillian Mitteberger,
Commercial Mutual insufancs 20 Thomas 81.
Howe, Josiah King and William Shinn, executors
cd shall ex rose tor sale, at public auctign at the
door Of the Court House, In the City Of CleYeland
on the 18th day OF April, 1852 at two o CLOCK p
NJ, Cf said day the following described pieces or
PARCELS OF landi 20 Wit situate in the township Of
Brooklyn, being number seven In the thtrtoonth
range Of townships Ia ehe OOnneotiout Western , o
serve In the ats Of Ohio, and which is also in the
County Of Ouyahoga, and is known By parse Of land
on west side Of Ouyahoga River, now in City OF
Cleveland, and ig bounded as follows: eastsrly By
OuyAhogA River; northerly By land heretofore con-
vsyei 20 Juuah Colt BY John ID. WOolsey; west By
River Btre5t 50 called; and southerlg By land for
mefiy owned By A fred a illiamss and being ninety
nine teet Eide on OuyahOga kiVer, and extending
&C riRbt aoges With Riyer street. and said iFer to
River at est about hundred ana forty feet, be-
ing tlie same land conveyed 70 said Edmuna q. p.
,ttleberger, By the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, by deed recorded IN UuyAhoga County
Records vol a. pages 43 and IS. And also, another
parcel Of land on said River, next guotherly Of
above and bounded nOrtherly by said parcel OF land
above descEibodi easteEig bY Cuyahoga kyeri west
erly by said River atrfeti and sOutheriy BY line
parallel with ths oOrtherlY ice, and tgentY-one
fest distant theTefTsms exteaoing from said klTer
10 said BTver street, being part Il the Alfred VII
namB lot, called, making in all one hundred and
tWentl feet front on said ktvers and the Elevator
Building, machinery and fixtures said prenisss,
be the same more or less, but subject TO all legal
highways. Appraised at $500.
Adams Z Canhsld, Master .; so@misaioasr. hads,a
a IA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

In Central and Soutkem Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension OF
Stock raising. All kinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &C., Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is open for others to enter
with the fairest prospects Of like results. DAIRY
FAMINE also presents Its inducements % many.