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1aps.lsE Dl.pla, Of nIII.sr, Power.

lshIoh Correspondence Of N. 7. Tribune.l
From our extreme right to our extreme
loff it is about seven miles. For that en-
Tire distance thers is en- almost continuous
succession Of encampmeuts Of infantry,
oaVaiTy and artillery. These innumsrable
canvas villages, with thslr sWeFms Of men
aad animals, representing together 3 pop
Ulasion equal 70 that Of first class city
the Thousands Of army wagons that cover
every road from the rivsr-the martial
nusio, the singing and shouting Of the sol
dieFy, the nbighing Of horses and braying
Of muleE that resounds from every hill and
Favine, form en- essaRblS the like Of which
Eiu probably never Be seen sgsin west Of
ths Allegheny hountains.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

Nl FALE.-Purs1ant TO an order Of sale 70 me
dir0oted from tue OOu-t Of OommOu pi as flr Ouya-
hogs County, IN the S'ate Of Ohio, In an action
W. snsLsi9 = y 5e y
Of Robert trk1, seo ased, and loth6rs are defend.
ants viii expose for ale nt public auction, At the
door yftbe Court Il use Ia sad cOuBty, on the 24th
dav Of May 1859, commeDeiug At O'Clock p n, the
following described lots Of land 8tuHt3 In the city
Gonna y'a puTchasss ard NUMBERED and Appraised
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IEGIL NnIIcES.

M AS1 Eh'S 3 MI H-POEsUAWT
INA 20 the command Of deoTstll ortsr 81 sale
~ at ths auit n Marvin Kent sFSingt iodsDl a.
Black hurn and nnoiher, - ne dirtced, shall *
RoSS ,9E sac q q ~ ssS1oe - - 80 ~ g ~, -
tssnth day Of Hsy. i583, at thFse o. icoE n, the
following described Prsuisos. staa,o - NJ Otg 81
aad known b. sub los No nne - Capfo4, pslnif
Bon Poaso Fosters subdivision Of OriglBal ten
hcrs lots Nos O1e hundred t1l y sour one kn1dE31
Ihirtyaye and ons handrad thiFky-SKi llid aub lot
Nc one hss q nt Of sixty six last on " ilsousgt,
and rdnniDR back % Lake Fris about four hundrsd
snd ont7 hVs fsst, eEosbtinz sad nsssrlingi ne
Doron Of sad sub ot that has horoiclore boen con
Veyod 70 the Uitvol .nd Alhta1ula 1ailnQ1d Cen
D ny and noW oocupiad IN parf bV Sad ODDpanY,
sntbe Dg "Trip Of land fSty feet n Widi1 fu1nlaE
1s SAID sub Tot, BE- the sane more q lerl, bat
subject 70 all legal highW9lu Aggi lllcd y ..lO
HEHnE q. hHBEEt
PAIHE WGBI, Mater oomulE,
:
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N0TI0E-THH UNDHEsIGszD HAs
IN hsan dab aplointei EIaclloE o. t1s last VIII
county, Ohio, dscoassa. All pefsola indebted 60
th8 t5ista aFS ro1uelfs1 q make TINA medisto paY-1
nlanff Gnf thols haFine claims aaAibUt the samo
Uli utaanf tt7r1 81 fhe unerfrI md fdf ullpWancs
sls&sf AAboN Alnnol2AN4, RzDeutoEs
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

MAsTERs' SALE PURSUANT I'd
IyA the command Of q deeretei order OF sale is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya
hoga county, Ohio, 60 the suit OF John Pistnef
against Sebastian 5tiegerwald aud others, 70 me
directed II shall Offer for for sale at public auc
ton, ~ the door Of thB Court House, In the City
Of Cleveland, In said county, on the S0th day Of
May, 1893, Rt two O'Clock P. NJ, the following
described lands and tsnements, 70 wits n "A j
Situate In the CITY Of Cleveland, IN the county
OF CuyahOga, and State of Ohio, and ls known a
being ihe north half Of the following described
piece Of land vic the east half of City lot No.
one hundred snd twenty seven (l21l, In Barber
B Lords subdivision In the City Of Ohio, fOTmsrI
u 30 called, and bounded e. follows: nOfthby lot
No. rs; east by York street. south by lot No l26
and west BY the west half Of said lot No. ~, be-
Ing a freet front on YcFk stree. and lle Y sect
In depth. The lot hereby lnts-sded TO be con.
ysyed being 80 feet on York street lI9 6-12 feet
deep, be the same more or less, bet subject 70 All
logHi highWayst Appraised at 500
GkO. II. WYMAH,
B, b, BEAvIB, aaIUn Master GnmaniF.
-- Pits Atty. at.. apFa0-aaQ
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BARRERlNG.

LIAR DRESSING AND SHAW.
TEo II IIEUTIga.--M9. r. AlLBuBE,
sf 4 roo-1 1liar tks Amarican. 3 5r1rarad = srs
- Al with lrc ta froln
80 VolIIn11. ll7stsEoon or iaii1a loEI
NTEW BARBER SHOP s.,
IL HEUDlEgOH o., hzgo oro1ad q Hsrbsr.
nc Eltlhli1hr1alt 1zeqf BecEa1d . lnele1Art'1
T,9F1 ~ l5c11 e 1alFe lof- . atElcnca and out
al Ter lhtllng. nv hclo y INST ID lhsirp pit
Nlil tSsl VllA 80 De1alasl. sss1iiRn
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CrLTTYATIoT oP co4TnN.-

I5s e1pe~s1teuts n CoefoH cngfur5 az .
FeTy QFsGt pFoniisG Commencing q l1tifu1.f
50 deg. 50 NTH. (lss AGttOOB Oh ~ Br1aclls
aud As5zins Dtfo5i on tie Ei1iH EiilsI, tEs Com
tie perfection 0f kht8 fbF6. A 6stfleF hGelEy L
1 q family Of young cbttdFel, oGlf ialll alG.f
YOUTH " labor 70 q most PrQ1l 0ecoe1s -
ne 9roagtb Gnd peFTecfi0al or tlt3 plant.
Ilis otg0foEs e1efti0Rs l0l1 llalsiHq % o9r
tan q supply of rslia5ls ssed sisftsd q ~
requirements Of ths soil Of flliHCtl, i5tl, fi y
hoped, spsed1V qt1e q sg5leielf G1lrllle q
PisEt greet brsadh q dad --..-I
MINING AND ALANUFACTUFEs
The great resources Of the siase, IN Co, Ira,
LsSG, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Line5lons, sEndsto11i
&C., &C., are almost Untouched; tleJ aEat the !
arrival Of enterprising and e1ergeds mel l5cu1-
toned 70 convert then Into gold.
RAILROAD sYsTEaf OF ILLINOIS IS
Railroads Intersset the Ehole STATE. s1l5.-
OOO, 600 have been Invested ln cnmplslln8 the
great network that links eTerT part Of the etdl9
into Immediate conneeflou Eith th5 1ur1oundinF
States and Tie airecteE thoFoughhrsl q eqn-
neree.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Fra7erse7 the whole leneth OF he State, ffoa
the banks 0f the Mississippi and Lalza alichigll
to the Ohio. As It's name Imports, the Railroad I
runs through the centre Of the STATE, and % e.
ther ode Of the road along lts whole lelgih He
~ AaaA4A 9AE4a4 l4l ~
10 ACTUAL sETTLma
= Prom the unprecedented adTantsgas tils Com-g .
pany oleTs. it Is not surprising thai { EhQuld
have already disposed Of 800 900 acrss % land-
L Is nov selling et The rlte of d 900 aefel peE
week The population along the line has treblea y
n ten years, and i8 nov 5l4 s9L The Company
sell 70 actual culdYaiors and gFeET aonfr1et c0ls-
talns an agreement 70 cultivate
CITES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEF0F5.
There are Ninety Eight Depots o. ne Gompa- I
nyis Railroad, giving about one eFsEg as7e1
miles. Cities, Towns and Village1 are situated l
al convenient distances thruugnout th7 Ehole
route, where every desirabls equmoditY nay Be
Union, and. IFhers buyers are q b ~ - q
tl1dg q fsf.h pr0duce.
EDUCATION. ~
DLecnan.rs and working men FIl and he fFoa-
school system encouraged By tua etlee, nd 60
doWed with q large re7el11e ior ~ llozl q - II
schools. Children can live d sight Of The sclool,
prosperity Of the leading STATE in he Grost Wel'
No one Who has viIi.sd thls spIsudid re7isa e. !
country can doIht that it equals tha 1osf laEer-
ed descriptions that haTs ever been given e Ii
but let any careful observer vilit C, and - Ell
inform you thai the haf has not bes1 told Of The
ADVANTAGES lt oilers Tor ir1msdlats oceupa1c1
and Immediate returna. The iarmefl Of The El-lF7
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are noFtng
to Illinois in great numbersi and L Z bells1s4s
that n these SURPRISING adTanta7e9 Esre uaco
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, Manufacturers
and working population cf oFir-eroFteo EulcEos
they would promptly avail thsu4lFl e ~
knoWledgs
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In extent 70 England, with pop
ulation Of rs, 665, snd q sol capable % sup
porting 20, 000, ,1Oo. No stats In the Valley Of
the Mississippi ofsrs 50 great an inducement 70
the settler as the State o. ulinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil 80 admirably combine TO produce
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MEDICAL

~-e y - - ~
AhisF al 0thsr Treatment Fais 3
DR. A. GIBSON.
7I g - s I HS5f ,Sat ~ = " ~ ~ IA . eur s57s
Ihs Rb0Ts nAmsd ageasel, Hs yin Pay ths sane
t6S Unitsd s'Stsi tEsaa ias EGals diIsas'i vim
49, many ysurs O labOriOus g;ug ags sERiri.
Eog6ss g ne un11rtenato, taat n haR sess5ssa
s6IilT 1EiO PGRsIhHHgF OuRs
Of tha aboTs and other diseases Of tbe
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS.
Via Al "a sn,gtg rrllinT thoEofrcl5 ln1lllilE
a. - 7Issdsd n curing o1sss - thil eitY, sozs
e Whon had eLrsnced hll1re.1 q goll-s1 4ls-
nSisiiss VIII IlooaiI, ald Wiihoat reesiEias d
~ al iI - Soi ht,st thsts 4 q nnsziss q
Bons OollaTo p Londol oE FlEl5,, e Psrhags sems
ofh17I 40 5r toe VuFols o. eakukriaF the lnnocs1tl
~ Vho hola s1t lst never 2 g q r. =
teiEt thEt "a = tol4 2 gig9 eptlis I2s -. =
~ - ~ IL - ~ kSislisi5 s55ss5a
q tselmont which cha any ~ ylias9 q - ~.
eol = ElLs, g az I3el5 Lsle.1s . Il li-,I ~
lsFn19 11ionil, Dosd rental md baysical -ii'ila
20 - .I.|s,S - bis ssa t1satiEshft
foIi5.1T 1 iVlitIIs1 oToF 81 ctAazl gss el59of
nld aFls, ths ag1nt9 rlo1 ere a 7o 3 - - Z.
I1s-TT 1oF ~ oshsr delgearioql eRlg seaoadE
10 - ist5nS n dss % - - = 'l Eels.1
-. ls-5f1 -5S-sFS tc 70 into any public or rriFat1
S--,ii5i II fls u1i1s1 et1t15 and aaliog1tresa ste
-1IerfsTfiV oi hil ncu trsstUong over nuF
-ti-- ~ f1o1l . ths World ln roint q Frorngt
-, jsrllsnaFi Hildla1l, s1isty snS ooEganielos
- ifFaliH n naFrlaHeutiT tccstsi ~ UisVsspa
ail ~ dLIin8 ~ ret thro1 yaaTs 5eFiolned 1l ~
SIlr1 q la1eulcI U11cn Rno g11fu ro1ir1ld .
1901 r1n1l of treatment Rsarsncs czn BE- giF1lt
- lnI 81 t1e lrst EagleCt1hiitT ~ C9Feiali ]
3r1'r1, New Torf, nnd other cIHa, u rsFaEf % /
xii and intfEltI IL al rrCo c1al tFanEl1tlcaa -
pTBlsTgia, HhnanaEiEl, scTofuia and al ehfpRi1
-. E9d,olne ss1t % hny pars o the s0aatrg ca |
+. d. sss55s5 - WoIs q FhIIIsloi1 ~ Ssls
d. eIBSOHf
EFafs1I8F q Elsotro,lstiV SD 9eSiEias,
Oass-nsg2ooa sts . Nv dOoEs ron slPsrsO-,
obs kouzs Eou . y ana nozl q o'a.seE /
aail8 fillndlgl sEaer1sdh So
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ALBERT 7. sLADE,
anrl .aaI AuorneY for plaintiH


MASTERS SALE-PURSUANr TO
lsl the Command Of q decretal order of sale
tTOm the Court OF Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga
County, Ohio, at the suit of Perry 2. DaWley
against Plimmon z. Bennett and others, to me
directed, shall expose for sale at public suction
At the door OF the Court House in the city OF
Cleveland, on the lTth day Of May, 1852, at 10
O'Clock A. n, the following described premissss-
Situate in the township OF Brooklyn, being mum
Der seven in the thirteenth range Of townships,
IN the Connecticut W Western Reserve, in the State
OF Ohio, and which is also in the County OF Guy
ahoga, and Is known by the following descrip-
ton, and Is bounded rs fOllOWs; As city lot num-
Der l31 in Jhs Taylor Farm allotment, 90 called,
in Guy of Ohio, (nJW Cleveland } and is bounded
as fellows, viz: South on Clinton street. east and
west By lot lines, and north BY an alley. Said
lot is sixty six feet front on Clinton street. For
more particular description reference may be had
70 said plat on record; be the same more or less,
but subject % all legal highways. Appraised at
1880. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master COm'r.
PALEEz DEEE1s, Pits Attys.
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SI0VES lND IIN-WARE.

THE DEsPA TcH COOKING STOVE
HAVING durtne tbs pist uffctor, bGon improved, @
noE d7ub,sdlg shs BssE sseye y tse ,EEss:
RneEcagtionsbl-, and "a -eesnauT q lull u Z a.
! parsiieis Eith 1a neg Faasrt gr1es D WI 1qln
tosl a. gsA - uooR most s1niEltiTf the elt1 -
! Ing thoroughly nsilatsd e VII pred Qoa ~ et
ana hcsithT bsks, equal 10 t11t q q 1aai9 -rlok
tivsni Roasting aad Toss Ing . done 9fl7f9 -
- c0mm5n gsl8s di1iata q i1 ualztlc51,.l -
this city and IN msterial u5sd lld ne uorE14n,
8tlo are of tle heai quality lnall7s q slll lct
Safi7iaetioa 70 al, g hundracl q honFaEeole u
Ihis e:ty and surrsgiaeinS ooznfrys wa aa Ally
uEiRg the 5ioyes viii te-slly
g5s AoFH5eg Scr C5o lilg stoga
+ new and dsslra5la pafteTu uhi8e. VA Vlrl1-
o. o. ofbsrs, msEs our stock cqnpleiss We ESQ
hgTR on hand great FsfletT @ tlrior o11ElI. aad
oEher beating Storca l1r a1Ll a. relucei rric1l.
- are oouslanflT sgpBlisd Wlih al tfs neTszt
most beG1Eiiui 1tTlss o.
EN An ELED TES,
Ais1-au Or the most useful arfi7les of
Hotss HarriskiRg Goods R1ils & Fl5Ilsls loob
alBD GA Fs, which A. e 0darrd l5r sale at tn7 loI>
esi caah prirrB VI mauuigctlr largslg l11 4ala
tor sale ~ Whol sac eat, Ell f1c Fara a ,o.l
oi lain snd Jauaned Tin Copp a1o 1lces lfoa
Warp ~. olor the almcgt endlell larisi1 el 71ode
ONE PRICE SYSTEM l11a
aE-AH h ssskesp 2 ahd thoss sho eQnesnrlsl9
Housek- spiDE, the re- oi mankind 81 llo1t
ordsIlr fngitat % ell bs5osr plrctlsiu 11Ihsr1
a6Sssd g. he sieve snd ers . EuBoFiE1l d
~ Z HARFIN,
marzl No. 50 soufh side Puh. egnaro.
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PALEEz & DEEE1s, Pits Attys.
April IL, 1S62.357
Harvey stephens aud
George fre:l = PlaiHtina In See Court Of Common
Norman q. Baldwin, et a
Dufendants For RefisE

Harvey stephens aud
George fresl' ,, Pl4intins In the CJurt Of Common
-, Sgs.lnst Pleas, URysaOga o..
Defendants For RsiisL
TONAS G.. II HGARTT PHILIP
u I Heartt, Philander Bennett, Hsurirtta Ben
nstt, james . GTitith samuel H. ali a5er 8
Of Benjsinis 7 Tylef and The udknosL HeiIs 4
Johu b. aacy, deceased. defend n the aOyveen-
titled action and residents OF the stais Of Ohio,
are LerebY notified lset on the q day Of April A.
1852 said plainta 6lsd IN the oioe OF thu Olerk Of
SAID Court their Petiu a against them and other
dsiendants, setting forth that said plaintiff are
scribed real eetate wiz situate In the County Of
CuyAhOga and state Of uhio, and being 10 that part
o. the Of Cleveland which was formerly called
The City oi ohio, Ano e known e sub lots n9meeFs
"a 2o3, 17U as and 81 IN block l. Of the BGnalO
prior to the l4th day Of July 1887 I'D lots owned
N common BY the following named PsIsonl, to wiz;
Thompson, Phllander Bennett William 81. Rich
ards, Gilm Folsom, Jr, Guy n. Goodrich, UhArles
that on saidlalh day Of July, 1885, said parties 80
owning said lots in common, duly executed and de-
liVsred to said Norman U. BGiaWin oesd thereof
that on the 18th DAY Of APTil lSss, said Norman q
Baldwin duly conveyed said lots 70 Frederick Bald
win who, o. or about the 18th day Of September,
under Baid deeds Of convey ancs said Norman q.
respectively been the exclusive possession Of sad
lots aimee the 18th day u July, 1857 that said
deed thereof executed and delivered 70 Norman o.
Baldwin Wes not ana has never been recorded, but
was sometime after its delivery 10 said Norman q,
Baldwin, lost or aocldentally destroy and has not
bssR and cannot b. found, ~ reason whereof tho
title said pantinl 70 lots ts cl0uded aid the
osfen0ans appear Of record q have interest In
70 said loa whereas, n taet they have no inte
rest whatever. Tho petition prayg . decree con
nrmiDg their title % said lots end tLciudtng said
defendenta rom any clEin thereto. Sad defsndantl
are required 70 snlWer aai1 petition By the l4th day
Of Jns, l56 or the same VIII b taken confessed
PALmER DENNIS,
Gprills:se9 PlAilti95 att'I.
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NIOTTOE-WILLIAW sLADR ANDIU

AIOUOE-WI WILLIAM. SLADE. AND IUl
IN BBPHlHE =. SLADE. non residents Of the
State Of Ohio, Rre hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on the 2sth day Of April, 1897, Ole | his
petition In the Court Of Common Pleas, Cuya
hoga county, Ohio, stating that on the 4th day Of
October, 1883, the said William Slade executed
and delivered 10 Little Keyes hls six promisoFy
notes Of that date for the sum Of $500. 90 each
With annual interest at six per cent. until due (,
and ten per cent annual interest after due, paya,
BILE one on April l, 1851, and the other FIVE each
yearly thereafter; that on said October 4th, 1883
70 secure the payment Of said notes. the said VII
delivered to said Little & Keyes mortgage deed
thereby conveying to said Little Keyes, their
helrs and assignees, the following described
premises: Situate IN said Cleveland, being Lot
No. l, In Block No two, and and on the north
easteFly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets
In said Cleveland said lot being IS feet front on
Huntington street, and l20 feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed to said Slade
by said Little & Keyes. That plaintih Is now
the legal owner of said notes and mortgage
and that there is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Slade S489 IS With annual In
terrst after October q, 1851, at teu per cent on
Si9t n, and on S242 90 after April Z, 1862, ct ten
per cent. and the annual interest at ak per cent
on $500 % after October Z, 1855, until due, and
ten per cent. attef due. -
The object and prayer Of said petition Is TO re-
cover the amount due on said notes and to sub
ject said NOR gags premises 70 pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said peu
tiOn On or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration Of ak weeks from the arst publ
cation Of this notice.
f. HOVEY, PLAINTIFFS Attorney
Cleveland, April y, IS32s99I
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t0uFs rs'Pe0'GIdHslG 'GIdHslGyVUr TBAxTHR.

SEEETR OHAaBEH, O., April 5th, 1884.
"DB. J. O. ATER-Honored Sir. j have made
agent and have been cured By them Of the dreadful
Thsumatism under Whioh be tound me sufsrins.-
dosas entirely removed the disease. feel In better
health now Il an for some years before, which at
tribute eutiFeiF to the effects Of your Oathartic
PfIIs, HOurI vita great iespeot,
-7 LOCUS B. METOALT.'
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apralass

RTASTERs sALE.-PURsBANT TO
lNA the command of q deeretal order of sale
nom the Court of Common Pleas of CuyahOga
Michael Mayer, 70 me directed, I shall expose
for sale, at public auction, ct the door Of the
Court House In Cleveland, on the 18th day Of
Nay, at 3 O'Clock H., the following described
premisess-situate In the township of AIiddleburg
In said county, known and described as follows,
viz: Part Of lot number one IN Section twenty
one, in said township, 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
81 the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged to
lands contracted TO one 3 Baldick, and on the
south by SAID Baldick'g lands, and is supposed TO
contain forty acres, 70 be determined By survey
Appraised at sooo, i
LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Com'F.
8. J. AHDREws, Plf's Atty.
April u, 49, ~ .--I--
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the indusirlous farmer secure
such Immediate results from bis labor as on these
deep, heh, loarny soils cultivated with 90 much
ease. The climate lrom the sEtrsua southern
part Of the STATE 70 the TerTe Haute, Alton St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles, g
well adapted 70 Winter
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AOriIIs:sS8

'H-'n Ivy "a! FrPa' In ouyanoga County
Ransom L. Foot and Court Of Common Pleas,
LOyias Foot, et. al. de STATE Of Ohio.
fendantB.
+ UVIAs FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one Of the defendants In the
above action, is hereby nouhed that on the 20th
day Of February, A. D. 1852, said plaintiff fled
his petition In the Clerks Office Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, hanson l.. Foot Is Indebted 70 plain
TIT on Judgment recovered before = Justice Of
the Peace in the sum of SlS3 IS, (costs of suit
SS,T0,) with interest; that on the 18th Of Decem-
Der, 1852, q transcript Of said Judgment was filed
In said Clerks office, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described preEni
ses, belonging 70 said Ransom L, Foot: Situate
in Dover township, In said County and State, and
known BY being part Of lot no. 81, and bounded
the east, south and west by the east, south ana
lands owned and set od 70 Emtllne Foot, con-
tanning hfgT two acres and twenty eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the 23d day
of April, A. d. 1858, eXecuied and delivered 10
said Loyias Foot mortgage deed Of said premi
ses to secure the payment Of two notes, one for
SIG, 90 IN one year and another note for s253, 10
In two years from said 23d day Of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatisfed on the record
In Recorders Once ofsaid County, Is wholly can
eelled and said notes art paid, and that neither
said LOvias Foot or his assigns have any lien on
said premises BY reason OF said mortgage indebt
edness. WhereuPOn plaintiff prays that the pri
ority Of liens may be determined, sale Of said
premises ordered and money brought In to Court
for distribution.
Said defendant, LOVIas Foot, must answer said
petition by the slst day Of May, A. d. 1S62, or In
default, this aVerment of said petition as to him
will be taken as confessed.
ALBERTT. T. sLADE.
anH-a
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An ELEaAnR sEEAToB-Mr. Garrett Da-
7iG, Ua,ted States senAtor from Kentucky,
b reported to have adorned one Of his re-
emit spssohes with the following classic
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aThs people Of New England hsd devsl.
oPsd the mind to re great extent, but they
ara % amarE and conesited ~ lt they think
thsY can mansRe evsry0Ody's business,
ana therefore they are meddlers, and are
continually pOking their nose after other
peoples buckets Of sWill." 81 sE
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kPriiIs, Is62ssss

M ASTER' 3 5 A Il -PURSUs
M Ant 60 the command oie dsorstai order Of
saia hcm the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuyRAoga
County, at the suit Of Ihe Cleveland snd MahontnG
RaiirOad Dompany egaiQat leaac u. HeEitt
and othsTs . directed shall expose lor sale at
public auction. at The door OF The Court House. IN
tho CITY OF OleYeiand, On the Hinoteenth day of
nav l5s9 It thraa O'Clock p n, the i0lloEinR es-
soFbsd parcels of land, situate IN the ptY q OeVe
iand, oounty Of OuyahoEAu and State Of Ohio sad
known bY being part Of hsWitt9 gnbdi Eizlon oi the
called orHin lrooftl ta lala eitt % Sts4elAnai
. Wit
Parosl No. I. Lot Ne. Sheen q sd subdiYiEiO2.
AYpraissd st g 900.
Parcel 30. 3 Lot 10. sixteen o. sid a1bdiyila
Ion Aupfailed e. elog9. D r
IIparosi No, Lot No. 1oFeEtoon Of said Iubdtvig.
i6n.- ApprAibed e $500.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. elghfoeE % E4td IubdlVils
Up 'P.roSl Eo- q M westerly part Of lot No. nine
s..5 ~ ~ rubdiyison bo1nood northaFiy, aoath-
~ Sd sasssTly b. the lot lines, and eagteTly by
fhs centre line oi brick wall uarly parallel With
MerWin stTost and atout i1rtT-guVen teet distant
southsasteriT thelelfola. Apprai9ad e $40.
Psrosi 10 8. lFhe oaGtgrly rgrt of lot No. ni10@
es-s ~ I'D FnbiFigicn, bounded ucrthsrY easter
II md l5uthsrly b. TIE lot liHea, and westerly "a
The c81tse line Of brick val nelrly Pzrale! Wiz
hsTSia s.ESs,, !, s9s sS0ui oEg:Ss13 q 81 ai's -
HANRH g, Abbh.4l A-a1lar O9anl'r.
RAEEgT, 1AQZu8 \ AolLls AttoEnega. -4
AUfAA ~ A1lAs-la 0
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CONFECTIONERY.
MOULD, HOGAN 3 CO,

MOULD, HOGAN q CO.,
ma,S:ss5 Cor, Ruelid street and Pc, Z.
HN HkIN
q HAyHa nHHoTH9 70 ms EHW oVAREEEs,
No. % II LYhAN's BLOoK,
(OpYoIits the Oourt Houls, P1b. squArsJ =
FVeFythinr a fhs lipa Of Opnf0otionsr4 b Kept 81
WHOLE9 ALI AID RETAIL - usuAl.
OYSTERS AND HOT OOFFEA
q Wsll q thO eboiOsSt SatAblol served % Ct &c
uolt'a noti0s.
DINNER rs s1RVED DAILY
Tor the accommodation Of PsEsOEr having business
q tha Court House,
KHEHHTT AEB Oh DRAuG6T.
IMPERIAL JIhLY GUN DROPS-SuperioT ~
any thing In the Oozisoaone3 lineiqli EeqsiEea ~
rIooK OUT ROB 'Eaf Slsf fAFFF7. 81 ~ 4ts \
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