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William Bletcher, } In, Common Pleas CuyahO-
..i vs. S 60 Co; O.; Attachment.

William Bletcher, In Common Pleas CuyahO-
s vs.. ~ ga Co. o, Attachment.
William s. Marsh Action for Money only.
THE SAID WILLIAM S. MARSH will take
notice that on the 4th day February, 1862, the
said William Bletoher filed his petition and com-
meneed his action against the said William s..
Marsh, the object and prayer of which petition is
to recover from the said William s. Marsh the
sum of 2,6i9 98, with interest thereon from OS-.
tober llth, 1881, and costs Of suit which sum the
said William Blethcher claims the right to reeoy-
er on certain judgment for the said amount re-
covered al the date last aforesaid by the Bank Of
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
Bletcher, which has been assigned by said Bank
to Stephen BletcheT, and the cons liberation for
which transfer was advanced BY Plaintif, who
now Is BY agreement with said Stephen, the law
tul owner and holder of said judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said Judgment TO the use of said William s. Marsh
by said William Beteher no part of which judg-
ment hal ever been paid by the said William 8,
Marsh. Said defendant, William 8. Marsh, will
appear In said DOprt and answer said petition on
OF before the 9th day OF April A d. 1885,, or the
same will be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly
RANNEY, BACKUS s NOBLE,
tebE6Ia PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
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THE HUTCHlAS0HSA At SECRETARY
CHASE'S..
The Defeat Of the Spaniards in
Mexico.
Especial Dispatch to Cleveland LEADER
N 10000, Pob

At Secretary Ohase's party last night,
the Hutchinsons sang, although Generals
we're present who had been forbidden by
Mcclellan to let them within their lines.
The National Bridge, where the Span
iards we're defeated, is forty miles from
Vera Cruz, on the road to the city Of
Mexico.
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Messrs. Ball, Black 4 Co., of New York,
hsYe ct their store genuine curiosity. L
is the Wedding-Eing Of Martin Luther. 1t Is
in 4 capital stats Of pTeseFvation-contsins
L,ithef's name IN Lstin-the date Of the mar
rage 25th Of June, 1876, and the Ornamen-
tai parts show the coil, the ladder, the cru
cifz, die IniteE, and other religious em6lems,
It Eas bssa repaired repeatedly on the in-
side, and <he i6entityof thsring is complete.
Several d6ehs1snt5 Rfe .eOhneCtsd With it to
prsve that Il is genuine. It belongs to one
Of the Chaplains of General lBIenker's di-
vision, and. viii be On exhibition for soms
time. q '-
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D FRsrigHr 0iRRfE'D Easif q IFl3If, p q
'EEEsYLYANIG'iC CENTRAL RAILROzD
-o5 iTfth (5rs-t f3Fseeh "a q -, Flstss
fILEV EllAND Il PITTSBURGH
~ Sal HEOR


lssl.a. 81. Wis4IE AER1Ea7aEaF. q
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GEoRaE z. TRk1N. The we'll known Geo.
E. Train, Of Boston, has stood up al
most alUne 80 mRnfup for the United
States. in England, writes very eneOurag-
inely Of the change in public sentiment
there in favor Of he Union, a
Mr.. Train's success In introducing horse
railroads into The cities Of Great Britain is
complete. On New Years Day be opened
4 new line ct Darlington and is 70 open
anotSer in, the POtteriss within few days
Ra.fnn ItnDeLLel -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08
This Afternoons Report.
FROM NEW YORI

V "a NEW YoRE, Feb, Z.
The Herald has the following:
80 - y WAsHEeToE, Feb, g.,
Gen. Mcclellan received a dispatch from
Gen. HalIeck last night stating that our
gun boats had commencsd the homhaZdr
ment Of Fort Henry on the Tennessee XIV
er, and that our feops a large forces had
landed three miles below the Fort.
No details Of the battle had been receiY'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

A JoKR.-A practical joke has lately
been psrpertrated by some London jewell
lers. A rich morocco case, of the size
and form Of an ordinary Photographic min
isturs, is Uttered out in gold; 8 'Porsrsit
Of the GoriHa.n- It iB5lsid eafelesely on
The draviue.roon, table, with SCRAP books,
So. The uniuoky victim beholding II for
the hrst time ssiEes It with impstience-
HAh1 / kass not seen thai, "opens Il wan
eager hasts, and bsholds 4 portrait Of him him
self rejected in azpalpable piece Of look
ing glass, II 4beWhiskered and bearded,
4 the Joke tells amaEfngty ty-he drops i with
speed, and ths G6fill6 tries 70 enjoy IL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NnIlcn.


dnSESoss sS q ooGntS GaS Court Of Common Pleas
Frederick n. Backus, PPrF, For Money only.
Ralph walker, Defendant. In Attachment.
RALPH WALKER, a anon-resident the State
ofOhiO, will take notice that Frederick NJ. Back
US, Of The county Of Cnyahoga. In the State OF
Ohio, did, on the 1Tth day Of January, AID. 1862
Ole his petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the County of Cuyahoga, Ia the
State Of Ohio, against the said Ralph walker
defendant setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, justly Indebted TO Howe, Backus Co =,
on the 18th day May, A. D. 1851, and now IS
in the sum of Five Hundred aud Forty three DOL
lars and foTty-hVe. cents, with interest thereon
from May 18th, 1851 on account for divers
goods aud merchandise. by said Howe Baczns 4
Co., sold and delivered to said Ralph Walker at
his special instance AMI request, that said ao-
count has been assigned to said Frederick n.
Beckus, who Is the real owner of the same, and
praying for judgment against the said Ralph
Walker for the sum claimed 10 be due, with in
terest from the date foresaid and the said Ralph
Walker is notified that he is required 70 appear
in said Court and answer said petition on or be-
fore the 9th day of A pril, 1862, said petition
will be taken as true and Judgment rendered ac..
eordingly. FREDERICK NJ BACKUS,
b. o. By Ranney, Beckus & Noble,
febz3TQ fHis Attorneys s.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

~ . ST. LOUIS Feb, :
The following Is announced from Head
quarters Of the army in this eityi
Fort Henry is ours. The flag OF the
Unfen Is re-eslablished on the soil Of Ten
TtWAI never be removed. By command
Of MAJ. GIN. HALIEoK,
W. W. SIXTH, Captain and aid-de-csmp.
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eorrsspondsuE writes from General
LabdsT's Division. On the Sd, that Jackson
- retired % Winchester, and thai LorIng
ig leaving Romney. A portion Of Aaader's 8
-.---.-.,IIs. "a q. l6FaS vita the eil5ayy on
she Sd. We lest noPe, but killed seFeEel
81 Sheets rebel cayslFy, and eeptaTsd seysn
v,rfucnrrr. l - HoD
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A. Ilsi,,5iti5 a - onnl-

a. BfEPEE AID FlEIF1 MANIEl URNA-
xE1E-The ladies ara introducing 8 new
snd beautiful ornsmsnt for the pariur man
tie or centre table. They, take large pine
buFs, sprinkle grass seed Of any kind in
them, and place taem in pots Of Waser.
When the burs are Bosked few days, they
oloae No IN form Of solid cones,
tbsn he iittle spears Of green grass begin
n smeres from among the lamine, form
M an srnsnolt Of rare and simple beau
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FROM PHlIADFTPHIk.

- PHILADELPHEA, Feb. z,
A dispatch sbout reported riot ct Nor
fclk Is inOorreot. It's stated the riat oo-
cured ct Richmond, hos Norfolk.
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Assistant AT. General,

Acting Judge Associate.-
ssFhfr morning, invited Key. n. n. Wood
Pagtor Of The BAPTIST ohnroh, in Palmyra,
a soaoalpanY me to tie jail The prison
oF5 hed suss eaten breakfast and deep
SoIsmnits psrVaded every oOuntenanes.
W wsre very kindly received, and entered
into coa4ersation With The prisoners in
general Son we met some Of the con-
dsmned. Thsy were anxious to converse
on the subject Of personal religion ana
preparation for death. Some Of them we're
Intelligent, Others quite ignorsnt, and ail
were Wiling and anxious % be instructed:
AsWe bowed in prayer on the rock noof ot
,ihs.rrisen. several were deeply moved arg
au5i6Iv united in cur supplioatlons e lne
God Of ell grace and consolation. six o.
them ere young men, enc married, ana nas
SfsnifY of children, the other Is married,
hi hes 10 ohildren Their names are j.
al Tompkins, Vim. J. Fashay, John Patton,
gh6mss II. Smith, Stephen Scott, Geo, A.
Connine ehan, Richard B. CoWder, and Sec.
Al Paiiism. The military commission,
.Ool. John Groesbeok presiding, gave their
eases 4 patient and thorough examination
Isstimony Of guilt was positive. The day
a. tbeir execution 70 not hxed. TheiT
copdemnstion and the fearful reIributioE
awaiting them viii carry terror 10 bush
-vhsoFefs and railroad destroyers.
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lowing named rebel generals:
Msj Gen. David Z. TRiggs, resigned.
Brig. Gen. Henry B. Jackson, do
Brig. Gen. W. q. 7. Walker do &
Brig. Gen. Gideon J. Pillow H75 do OBJ
Brig. Gen. Thos. Z. FsuntlerOy, do
Brig. Gen. Robert 5, Garnett killed.
Brig. Gen. Bernard 3. Bee do -
Brig. Gen. Felix K. ZollicofeF, do 4
Brig. Gen. John B. Crsyson, died.
Brig, Gen, Philip st. George Ceckei COM
raittsd Suicide. ~ ~ = ~ s'l'i -'-s
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PATENTl WaTER DRAWER.

me DRAwER Is nov nsdg With whesIsr'. new
PATENT SHAPED C0RRDGAHE EDIRoN BEL
used with Galvanized Chain, mad from the b. ct
Anuesied Wins, and Is the most psrfeot and simple
art Gle FIR the purpose now offered the Dnblic, The
undersigned aa lt -..-.
RaTrGnts Every One Of his Naal9aetlTs TO
eiUe SatisfGction to al i0ho tTy 1he1l.
D8-sold Wholesale and Retail ~ n
q. 81. WHEELER,
Successor to J. =. " heller 4 o.,
dsEfsS's Block, VinsJard ST.
Address drawer l56. - I'D - Cleveland, ..
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

nj E WaaO A 8 H. ~
Az cd tllt ESQ 7HoiG G-,a.sW 90 ssisll-
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,,
No. lI2 30 -1--a. ZBARE SFRRFR.
-Fs I- sgs1lr q. --611 5H b1a rs.
We would desire to call the attention ol au thas
cone 70 this market 20 eur y -a-H-4 Al-l-
NEW STOQR or -B0OES, 4 iGH0E8l
that we are now receiving IRON some Of the iarseg
and best hlanuiacruries daily 70 sen iorI la u
cash, AND CASH ONLYt -.
or Bso x consists Of Mons, BOYS YOUTHS %.
oon'5fSai faiOK KIP AND 6inF Bo6n5
Mems, Bey'sand Eonth's BEogAnsa isi .1oigl
WOMEH'S CALF, KIP, ENARIELED, GOAT AMI
a.isa p 49, KID -BOOIsAe -, - i1
-cHIB,57Ss esf,F. FTpSKfDi& a0A9l BOOfEEs
, = ~ DIESR BLE-SOI,E kIn& OEfOTH-
rft1rs fslendid Shoe for this a50n ef the yadrl
Sd ~ tbe sfapls good ugaall found in thi5 lirs
I lyfie can algo tirniHh INFANTRY Y And GAVA IE,T
F70oT5 T3V having two weak 3 ncties, ona hllndTaf
S4ss isr month Of almost any p1ttafn can b f1rl
Si.b.3 t6s sample of vhick 9s shall d 6lSSsS =
Fhou to those who Wish q eontract.
- l6OF come ~ IQQ isopt aad Shoe DsIlaTl apa
sIsmlna our stock f2r yourselves and itWont ~ .
long q EDEYi1c1gqu that thlIl iE IN EAT o. D
BoOtB and ShOes-if you have the money, =.
OlsVslAnd, sspt, % lssl;Rli
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

FoEEEE's oPlHrOs ~ BUoEAsAS,-cOlOnel
Forney L not disposed to bs, s6fd5- spoken
about his enemy James Buchanan. In re-
cent letter to the Philadelphia Press, de-
scfidTng the Secession sympathizing wing of
the PsansyIVania Democfacy be says:
see no one name in the Legislature of
Pennsylvania among those now 30 anxious
to reorganizs the Democratic party, and to
make 4 ths blmb1bo all 5hst y pure and
patriotic, that my not Be justly charged NTH
hqUia7 hastsnsd, If not Of hqpiag produced this
0ar, By suPPOrting The migrate, trditOT and
murderer of his eOuHtry'S Liberties, james Bs-
ekanaa. iad Hl5 Az --
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er...ov.s ofieers at this station have re-
49,. ;,-s,-7,,s,' on that the Merrimae is act
1.91Ivrss5T 1,''1,S for sesviee. The sloOP Of W1r
Plymouth Is of oraney Island, and the rebel rebels
~ removing the obstTuctians in the Eliza
beth river, 50 as to allow the herrimHe 2
come down and 90 up to Newport NeWs 70
engage the Cumberland and Congress now
ststioped there. Whsn the Aerrimsc comes
,out the Yorktown viii come down the James
-4ivse The MeTrimsc mounts ten 1OO-
a1Sunders Of TIE Armstrong pattern; Z. = ne
PlVmouth. mounts fourteen 9-inch navy guns,
.1.Ie-v;li "a sssiatsda t1yza Aeasaofzsnanll
'6oats. each armed With rihsd guns, We ere
-sad1 ~ itiiri. i. Ths ehpz here on our side
- ~ q, BBeanolze a a ;szzaEaes
town, 2Oa lMonfieel9 81 8 pafqqe q laic
,,5qvaTsl tlgs each with ried guns. z ~ New
i,5FFs News tbere are tbs Congress- %; Gun
borland; q, En1 Dawn .. -a.i ! So
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MILLINERY. q

M TELTNEKY GOOD5 IN g "
~ IaRs. VS.. PORTER, 81 Senscs strsss,
Z IN receipt 81 new and choice stock Of
HILLIH DRY GoODB
- ing Goods, OollAEl, Wells 80. Also,
KEW BTYhE HATS FOB UHIbDRENs,
ResiSasa great variety Of BsasonabIe and fl5hion-
abiS soofs not snEmeFated. Ladies respectfully
IuVifed tocall and oEantne. -l-.fl .slJ -.tr1E
- Dress making donS 70 rdsF n tha veEI be
asanaF, naFSosBas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

-Onnusuu15 ~ aadd = olf s4il ufth tllo 1f1s
dusky, Eansneld and Heglrh y. B., at oyds va
ths sandu1ky7 Dayton 4nd lllelQnaa =. - q -
with fha HfchlEAn Southern 4 1lrfhgln 7Iull ana
and Toledo and WAbash RsilEoadH tor Ohlcasos ges
froft T1fTs5ns Tors Wapno,I LiorIIl l1t, La
CAIRO, Atonv 81 Louis, and al DoiEtl ~ s1t kortns
Ws5t aad scuthue5t. l.ll Lel4 81 "a -5aA
West, ct so A. H. and SD P. n 4toa 34z41ldl
= y 1s''S 'sS,AA1iATsl 4 isslsviaH L B.EUoKMp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

I 0onnsctlonl mndo at HazrigbufThi va Allslt1El
lor Sew York direct, and passengers by tli8 fozt1
III tkrQuEh 3 ON Ritfshlrgh 20 5erll7 Q.tl Et,a-1
bat change Of Cara.
[ RuY sy1ur HaW Fork and BcGtln7 Tiokats ftgiro
Pittaburgh,' p which REs good eithsT bg Phiiad6l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

sNalpfOrdsville Correspondents Gin Gazstts-l
To.6.sy 1 received the following note frOn
HeadquAi ters;
ssOhsDIsin OhidlsE, Seth Ohio. Sir, Sun
dry prisoners having been sentenced to be
So. vonr kind C1ices are invited IN their
behalf A list Of their names will be iopnd
"a the accOneanyins general order.
Respectfully Yours,
HEERY BINMoRE,
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EAgEFx, SPHzD AID CoGoRE,
FEsabd 7Ias sGas q sthsT Rostsl, +, -
BgrBa gage Ohscksd throush-zn trsnsfsZI -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

Since the breaking out Of the rebellion
the southsrn COnfedrasy has lost the fol-
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TWO FROn HARRIsBURGH 70 EEW EORK'-
I Via Allentown.
[ DAILK O0EEEUTIeEs 10 BALTEM0R8. -
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rniTTrprr
VIrH NJ OONEFCTIONal

EHKKE DAInT TKAEEs FR0aL PfFfsBUEaAt
-1- An oonnsssiag dir5ss 70 H.sH EOEkf Dc E1is
sr77,s Via PhiiAdslDAia. .F ----sss.s
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lakAO 3. GTURalOH,
: - ~ : .s.ig! HEGgI q 81 n 1lIi--,.-

- - - : =. = - l-------L 49,. 49,
HLkg ELHN0 AND MkH1Nfl7fa 81
~ -slss.-sslsz 3 Al J = o kl1 - 80 I -
"a as.1AE4 F0.s fs-Io tats ssst - 6naaitrP -
- AAIAA-~sNt Aefs-llar H IL - -aL.a
U-Eoisad % EoasrssoIn. ~ ~ 7ssa-s9
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FoRTREss AoHRoE, FEB. l.

,sThe HTerrimao RaIaG TO sea- Naval l.li-
- L ga Feuent aiHnOHr Certai.
qbecial 10 Commercial Adverhser.j
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Week Tri- Weekly, 9 Cenas per Week.
Year Tri-Weekiy, $500 per Year.
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ER n4EEssadf:. A1;aI 3; A. IS : y = 5i7i = z,

lssl=l I'd wiaFER AkRAs7E 4 4 EAF; lssls2,
On andafsaE Monday, November aih, I86l, Trans
Wii run dally, . follows Codnd9Js e25s5i5d. -
7:s1 Al n OhicaEu praa9etQle q 81 11atQ1s o.
Southern Division, except Washfngion, and
-is dfTigesin Toledo ct l1;so Pshsi aud Chice1Ql
p n Norfhsru hIail-stosI af Al itation6aoll
Northern Hfyilion, ana Arrives 81 eandusEyai
's;l9 p n telegraph Express-stsps st AL stations
4 on sent hsrn Division, exceps v = hin 4tonI 81
-t noa aad Clay. Arrives in Toledo Gt lsls A. NJ
arr and G1ioago e u a. a. uaA -la- n15a
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Capture Of a Rebel Spy.
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....-- .. Ee- 50, Eaath slds Public Squart,
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MORE DISEOYAL SENATORS.
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MINING AND AIANUFACTUREs.

The great resources Of the State, In Ccal, Irou,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, sands-oue,
So, &C., are almost untouched; they await ne
arrival OF euterprising and energetic men accus-
tened 70 convert them into gold.
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8. J. AsDa1Ws, PlGS Atty.
April u, 1sesSsI. --
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OLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 1
~ 0IsGIHHA4I BA1LBOAD.


Il M - =
.sa-2. WIHTEE ADVANCEMENT. Isas-A
On ana afssr Monday, November ath, lsSl, Ps7-ri.
ser Trains will leave Cleveland e. f0llowI:
FrHt TrsinssO9 A. M.-steppins at all stations s1.
eept Olmsteds Columbia Rochester, Grssa-
vioh, Iberia, Eden Berlin and Orange, srTi.
wing at Ore5tline 1880 A. NJ; Columbus l:5o n.
HI Dayton 500 P. NJ; Cincinnati 6;l5 P. n (;
Indianapolis 500 p. n /; Lo1isVills 40 A. y ;
ss. Leuis lO'4' A. ~ Chieaso vie OEestliRs u
Second Trsin--7iss :. M.--stoppInE ct all stations
IBERIA, Eden, Berlin, Lewis Centre, Orsuqs I'D
Eorthingtonl arriving a. Orestlns llso0 p. \.
Columbus 80 a. "a. Dayton sos A. NJ; On
ginnsh 1;S5 A. \ = indianapolis g:a0 a. q, 5 s.,
~ 9o Via Crsstlino iol0 Al. III,
Trains stop 70 issvo Passengers at all stations ana
stop only Q take FAsd9ngera on signal az atatlsnl
Tfsins iea7s Columbus a. follows: Ist TrsIn-s.ss
A. NJ, and arrive in Cleveland 9:2O A. NJ ID TrR
Iii p. NJ, and aEriEos-in Cleveland $50 P. a.
0OHHEOTIOHE
Easlty, eEaduzky, HansHsld 3 sEsEnrk RAILROAD, lcs
4anHaelds At. Vernon, Newark, zansIElIls
Or.Itllns' Pittsburrh, Fort Wayus 4 gbio.4o Ran.
road for Forest, Upper Bandu1ky, Del phplt
Eels, annd Eslt for \ klnGheid, Wooster, AisS
Caller and Bellsiontains Ealroad Line, for Harior
Hsllslcntsinsi BdRey, Union, hunois, ID,
dlnAPolsi Terro Hautss Vinoennsl E7anF.
vile, Louigytlls, Osiro, 81. Louis, -.
pelaEaro, Win sprtngaeiqs hlt. Vernon and PstsEr
purfh 0a1lf0au lof 9prlhguol
Uolumbug, Little Miami 5 0olumbus, aud Esnin
Bailroad, for Xania, Dayton, IndlfnFDoiiE
Lerre Hauts, Sc. Louiz, Morrow, LoFslsnd
aud OinclHnati, and with the Ohio & AIilT
dEippl Bailroad at Cincinnati foF LrouIl
VILE, EvanaVille, Cairo 81 TsoriT, ana 81
points on the Ohio river. -
COiEmbuI, Central Ohio B1ilroad for Newark, Esos5
yiila, wheeling, co. Columbus, Pilas q
Indiana Rsilroad for Piqua, Urbaus- So Z
~ For Tickets to al points ard fuformationifzs
Bly At the Passenger Station, and ct Union TicftI
Once, lf7 Superior street.
sGls4slsnd, Bos go 1851
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Railrosd1 iniersect tho whole state. s1f5.-
900, 900 have been invested In completing the
great network that Inks every part Of che State
into Immediate connection With the surroundIng
States and the direstsst thorsuEhfares o. com
merce
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RANNEY. BAOKUs 3 NOBLH,


IN tLa O0urt UI Common Floa8,
OF OuyhhOsa o., Stau8 Of ohio. J
Lorentus D. ConRsr, Plaintiff, Action for money
against only.
Emory L. Hubbard, DESCENDANT Attachment.
EMORY l.. HUBBARD, THE
defendant in this action, is hereby notified
tnEI petition Tor the recovery OF money only was
on ths l0th DAY Of narch, A. d. lssz, nlsd IN the
Clerks once Of the Court Of Common Pleas sfore-
said, sitting forth that the aaid IL ndebt
ed tO the plaintiff IN the sum Of two huudred and
nifty dollars, with interest thereon from the 6th daT
SEPTEMBER lass, upon promissory note Of said de-
fandnnt died a. A1tonAs in the STATE OF Illinois. On
ths 9th day OF September 1865, and made payable in
the sum aforesaid 20 hOOd d B0dley one year a'tsr
date, which note plaintiff Is she owner aud bold
er and that said petition prsys judgment against
said defendant on SAID note for the sum OF S23e %
and interest thereon from September 5Jh, 1855 '
said detsndsut tG further notified that he must
answer said petition on or bstOrs the 18th day Of
hay next, or In default thereof judgment viii b
- RANEEY, BA0KUs 3 noble.
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ulation Of I III, COG, md soil capable Of sup
porting 10000, COO. No State in the Valley ef
the Mississippi Offers 80 great an indueement to
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where ali the conditions Of ell
mata and soil so admirably combine 20 prodEeq
those two great staples C9EE and fHRAE-
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Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such Immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 80 much
ease. The climate from The extreme southern
L0uis Railroad, distanos Of nearly 300 miles. Is
we'll adapted to Winter
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NEASTER'S SALE-PURs6ANT TO
yE the command of dec1etal order OF sale
IRON the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahoFa
County, at the suit Of Francis Granger against
Michael Mayer, to me directed, shall expose
for sale at public auction, at the door OF the
Court House in Cleveland, on the 18th day Of
premisess--SituAte In the township Of Middleburg
In said county, known and described as fOlloWi.
viz: Part Of lot number one In Section twenty.
one, in said townahip, and bounded north by the
center Of Rocky River, east By the east line OF
said lot west by the east line Of 25 acres known
as the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged To-
lGnda contracted to one E Baldick aud on the
contain forty acres, 70 be determined 81 EurToy.
Appraised ct 500. b.--.=.- - ..--
LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Oom'T.
8. ]. AHDRHWs, PlG1 Atty
April u, 1soe89i.
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WHEAT, conn, 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 fTom 4 70 6Weeks earlier than their
immuiliate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton & st. Louis Railroad and the Kankazes
and illinois rivers, distance Of us miles on
the Branch, aud 136 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State.