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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11

Owing to some errors in the report
of the Supervisory proceedings, as
published last week, we reprint the
same this week with corrections.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11

FRIGHrFuL ACCIDENT Har-
vey, living in Leroy Township, Brc.
mer county, was riding on horseback
with scythe and pitchfork in his
hands-the horse became frightened
at the rising of some wild ducks near
the road, throwing Harvey of, he
falling upon the edge Of the scythe,
cutting frightful gashcs on either
side Of the spine, one measuring over
thirteen inches and the other about
four inches in length. The man lay
on the prairie from 10, A. NJ, until
4 p. NJ, before he could DO removed,
still alive, though the loss of blood
had been very great. DR.. Aldrich
dressed the wounds and hopes are en-
tertained Of the recovery Of Harvey
The accident occurred on the 29th
ultimo.-Nec Hampton Courier.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11
Attention, Company!

There will lie drill of the st. Charles
Home Guards on Saturday, September ] 3th,
1862, commencing at l o'clock, l.. M. at the
Public Square in st. Charles The Company
will appear without arms. and all are request
ed to turn out S. o. PAGE, Captain.
]. G. PATTERSON, Orderly Sergeant.
September 9Th, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11
Music for ChOirs.

GONE of the finest anthems and sacred
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cents each. Send for list of peices published
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11

We are under obligations to A. Z.
Sawyer, Esq, for a late copy of the
Mankato Indepeadent.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11

A dispatch Of the 9th inst. from
Des Moines says that the Dog Law
repeal bill passed the Senate.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11
Attest, Chairman.
ABNER RooT, Clerk.

New ELEVATORS. addition to the
present extensive facilities in Chica-
go for receiving grain, we learn that
two first class Elevators are being
built on the South Branch by two of
our leading warehouse firms, to be
completed in few months, and to be
furnished throughout with the most
approved machinery, including TWEEN
ty-tlirec Of Fairbanks 500 bushel
Hopper scales, which is a sufficient
guaranty that correct weights will be
given. Besides these, the Messrs.
Fairbanks have set in this city in a
little more than year, about seven
ty 500 bushel Hopper scales and a
dozen or so smaller ones, making over
a hundred in ALL So perfect is the
machinery. that each scale may be
loaded and nnloaded in ten or twelve
minutes, which gives some idea of
the enormous amount of grain which
may be weighed upon them all in
single day. Let the farmers of the
Northwest raise their immense crops
of grain, and the railroads and canal
transport it to Chicago there is no
doubt but our means for receiving,
and shipping it will keep pace with
the dcmand.-ChieogO EreRing Journal.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11
SCOVILL'S
SARSAPARlllA AND STILLINGlA,
Blood & Liver Sirup,

CURES
SCROFULA,
SCROFULOUS TUMORS.
CURES
KINGS EVIL,
MERCURIAL AFFECTIONS.
CURES
WHITE SWEiLINGS,
SYPHII.I1IC AFFECTIONS.
CURES
DYSPEPSIA, ...ts
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES
DISEASED BLOOD,
ALL SCR0FUI,OUS DISEASES.
CURES
MANY DISEASES
INCIDENT TO FEMALES.
.... ii. SCONILL, Proprietor,
l24 Lake Street, Chicago.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11
The General Assembly.

The General Assembly of Iowa,
convened in special session at Des
Moines on the Sd inst.
SENArE.--Lieut. Governor Ncedham
called the Senate to order, when the
roll of Senators was called by the old
Secretary, w. f. Davis. The Presi-
dent then addressed the Senate, and
from his speech we quote
"Since our last session, more than
half million Of men have been cal.
led TO swell our already great army ;
and the country to-day presents the
sublime spectacle Of the vast force
being raised by coinntary enlistment.
Nor has our State been backward in
this matter. Her brave sons by tens
Of thousands offer their services and
lives, If need be, a sacrifice for the
public welfare. The enthusiasm that
fired the hearts and nerved the arms
of our Revolutionary Fathers, burns
brightly in the bosoms Of their sons.
They achieved independence, and
erected glorious government. 1t is
for us, animated by the same love OF
freedom, to defend and perpetuate it,"
On motion of Judge Woodward OF
Muscatinc, Mr.. Davis, the former Sec
rotary, was unanimously reelected.
The Governors private secretary
announced message from the Gov
crnor, which was read by the Secre-
tary of the Senate.
Senator Neal introduced O bill to
repeal the Dog Law.
Senator Redfeld introduced bill
to enable soldiers in the service OF
the United States, citizens of Iowa, to
vote for officers to he elected at the
general elections, and providing ways
and means for carrying out the inten-
ton of the Act. The bill was ordered
to be printed.
HousE.-IIon. Rush Clark, Speaker
of the House, called that body to or
der, and directed Mr.. Chas. Aldrich,
Chief Clerk of the last House, to call
the roll, which was done.
The Speaker announced that o quo
rum was present and after o few
appropriate remarks from it's presi.
ding officer, the House proceeded to
organize for business.
Mr.. Eaton moved that the Chair be
authorized to appoint such officers as
may he necessary for the session.
Carried.
Thn Cnoalros
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11
Charles City, Iowa, Sept. IL, 1862.
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINEES.

REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINEES.
For Seeraory Of State,
JAMES WRIGHT,
OF Delaware County.
For State .duditor,
JONATHAN w. CATTELL,
OF Cedar County.
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM III. HOLMES,
OF Jones County.
For Attorney General,
CHARLES G. NOURSE,
OF Polk County.
For Register Of the State Land Office,
JOSIAH a. HARVEY,
Of Fremont County.
Third Congressional District.
For Representative TO Congress,
WILLIAM b. ALLISON,
of Dubuque.
Tenth Judicial District.
For Judge Of The District Court,
ELIAS Ii. WILLIAMS,
OF Clayton County.
For District daorney.
MILO McGLATHERY,
OF Fayette County.
For Member Of tie Board Of Education,
GEO. III. STEVENS,
or Winnishcik County.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11
WEDNESDAY Sept. 10, 1862
McGregor, Sept. 8, 1862.

"a, furnishes the lumber, and cle,
b bis Gontrsst,i Or nearly 50, Stat
Inc ago, We have called on ton i"
lple. to turn out and haul down Cou
bier gratis, and thirteen loads Of Of; !
ben hauled, iJl to Y
ly. AS TO the funds the Trust se,s
sqpapdering, tho charge is as Stat
i is unjust, and could only said
eiginated in the brain Of Mr.. age
Ter himself, who states, things II
5 without the slightest regard -
! OF fair dealing, and who prob 1
IS not Hauled even one plank, It
anything else towards the i
pee Of the bridge, but grum7 "A
IS il happens, we have Trust ~ ~
litave .oolpsoE sense. and who WI!
b. CEDAR TOWNSfiIr..' Les
Township 81, Range Is.
khf "a aw n. 90 ID nR 1
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-11

CnaS. AIOr1cn .Chlef Clerk.
j. +. Brown. Asst. Clerk.
+. Yeger ...............E nr. Clerk.
j. Patterson. ....... .Serg ..at-Arms.
The Governors message was re.
ccivcd and read, and 1000 copies or.
dered printed.
Mr.. Castor introduced Bill pro.
viding for the acceptance by the State
of the land donated to it by an act OF
Congress dated July I'd, 1862, on the
conditions therein specified, and pro-
viding for carrying out the same.
On the 4th inst. McCrary, of Lee
county. introduced into the Senate the
following Bill
"a bill for an act to regulate the
mode Of drafting the militia of the
State of Iowa. when the same shall
be necessary in order to raise troops
for the defense Of the States, and to
abolish the Office of Examining Sur
ge6n, and annul certain acts exempt
ing persons from military duty"
The Bill also annuls all the ccrtili.
Gates heretofore granted by Examin-
ing Surgeons in different parts Of the
State, and imposes the examining du-
ties upon a United States Surgeon.
1t also postpones the draft until the
22d Of this month.
The opposition are preparing to
clog the passage of the Bill authori-
zing the soldiers to vote, by demand
ing the right Of soldiers to vote who
left Iowa and joined regiments in
Wisconsin, New York and other States.
Quite a number of the members
are attired in military dress, being
Majors, Captains or Lieutenants in the
Iowa regiments which are about to
leave for the seat Of war.
The Legislature will, perhaps, be in
session ten days.
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OBJ gntelligenter.
A. +. HILDRETH, Editor.

westward the course of empire takes its way :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15
MOTICR-OOHmOlI PLEAS
IN Court, Ouyahoga CoEniy, Ohio.

UIaHI Z
PAIER 4 WAnE Elainiid' AffTs,
Sherihis OHica. Dec. ~ Issl.aL.
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modinat March I, 1861.
N The above named Ladies We are personally 30
quAinted with, aud know that for several yeara
while lived In Medina, they were great sufferers
Miss 8. has been 20 badly ictod that it was Wit
difficulty she was able 20 stand upon her feet fes
bottles 81 UathOliooa entirely cured her % her com
plants. My wife received great boasht from thil
medicine. We recommend L to the Ladies' Of this
county - a safe and efficient remedy for the many
- - 80 John WEEKS,
Editor Canheld Herald
BIB KIHGsLET OisValAnd,
Ootl:dEW General Agapt Tor Ohis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

MEANTnRla RALN-Pnparanr

ALTERS AAIE.-PURsUANT
Ilk % n . command Of dsoretal oder o. asis
lfom the Court Of gonmon Pleas of Ouylhoga couns
~ u the suit o. to.on PfBnti8s unn Ohauncey
FTentlss against Thomas Love and gfhpFs, 20 me
directed shall expose f7r sale ut public auetiln At
land on the tenth day Of February 1862, at thrte
o'oiook P. m., tho following described PARCELS Of
land situate iq the toynahip q East Cleyaand,
county % Ouyahoga. and ntats Of Onto, % Wit:
Fnfoel No, one Part OF lot No three hundred
and SIXTY nine, BOUNDED a. follows: beginning at
y Martin by deed reoo ded In book 81, page So, of
the records q OuyahogA fonnty, thence ndrthetly
along the lot lines to tho centre Cf tha 81 Clair
road themes eAsterlg along tho eentre Of ead road
lar enough 20 that limo "a allel with said FIRST
huo and extending 70 tins Botthtrly iius Of land
ecrss Of land; thence BOutherlg parallel WITH the
hTst line 90 aEid sOuthsrlT line; thence EBatarlY
along said gouthetly line TO The place % beginning
aud sixty .Rine bounded as ooRs: beginning At ID
north h-oast corner Of May loves land 1t stone In
the centre OF tho road Oh euce west MARI Low s
north line tWlnty siE chains aud forty links 20 the
west line OF lot; thence south welt line 0f lot
three chains aud aevontg-nine links q 4 stone;
chains and forty links the line OF lot; thence
north the east line three CHAINS and seysnty-nine
links to place OF beginning, containing ten acres Of
land Also another piece Of land being part oI said
lot three hundred aud slzty-nine, and bounded as
follows: the east and vest by the lot In n'B on
the north BY the soathcrly line Of the ten acres
shove described, and southsriy b aline paralei
with said last named line, and jar enough snutherly
thgreirom 20 include IT, acfea of land D. tbs same
more or less, but subject 70 81 legal highgsys--
Appraised az $500. HsHRH @. ABBGf,
,Mastar Oommissionsf.
L. PREsfIss piafntid,s Atforney. Ed
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6S S5sts q gG6 ohio In Court s q GommOn Pleas O.
Mary n, King Plaintiff,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15
Master Commias1oner ID Onanoery.
L. PRENTIss. sol'r for OompPts
Iaftuarv IN lpg1-a7f
TOHN sWEENY is HEREBY

YIN . w EoN ID nm ~ - - \
notified that on the stu day Of January, 1852
maRiah Swsony fled petition In the Court Of om-
mon Pleas Of CuyshOga oOuaty, Ohio, tor a divorce
from him, aud that said pi tition Asdgts as the
ground for such divorce tnat said John sweeney Is
now imprisoned in the Penitentiary Tor the crime
Of burglary, CfWhich he WaB convicted At the E3b-
ru1ry term, 1861, Of tho Court cf Common Pleas OF
said county and that said cause VIII be heard a. the
next term OF said Court. Il. FhAA l4rc5
innqg76 Attorney
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Adams Canfsld, Master Commir.
Pitin5 Atfgs Dec. ., l35l.s7l
CHERIFF -SALF.-IN OBFDI.

GHEklEh SAlH--lN OREDl-
- euos - The conuand 81 an order Of aale - prop
eTIy attached, after nnal Judgment, Issued nom the
Court q Common Pleas Of tugahola g6lntT and
State Of Ohio, and % ne directed IN The ease Of
Marvin Kent, plautin against Thomas Uenham de-
fsndaut shall exposs to sale et public Guclion a.
the door Of the Court Houss ot said eolnlyson the
tFentieth d8Y Of January, A. D. 1s51 between ths
nours Of Two e. four o'clock p. III. Of said day, the
following described lands s1d tenenI pts, % Wit -
Known By being part Of tEU aGfa lot No. ns hun
dred and ny two in Cleveland city and is 6oun-
ded as folloW5i beginning aI point IL the southefg
nneof B0liVer 81, eghty Iu zeat and ez inches rom
the iltarsectioh or the e. ne of said 20 DO l52
With the southerly line Of Bover street, tencs run
niug sasterly along tie u0utheFiy line u Bolivar
strsst, tpsutT- -tour et % inches 20 Ils thence
southerlg along line parael WITH ne east line q
said lot No. i2, cn5 hundred AID elqhrT ret . an
alsF eighteen fsst gEidss-thenss laE tha
north sids Of aad siley, tFeatI- four iesez incel
70 point; thence nartherly along ma porallel
with ne west Inc q s4id lot No. - or 1ndrsd
and eighty feet 70 The place ol be inulae seng TIE
esst alf Of part Of said lot Is2 deeled - 6n =.
Carey and George HiiioT % ira Hans'a5 sqiy b
Appraised st thirty three hund-Ss sd agss1tT-
I've dolIsrs JAHEs Al ehAllg 5ldlid,
b HEszY y. lsHss2al Deputy.
PANE & NYAnE Elaintid s A ~.
Sheridia Olica, Dec. -, lssl.il-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

MASTERS SAhhl2I IeURsUHETT 10
.lEl th6 command % q plurias dccratal urisr Of
sale lruEn the Court Of C1muOu Rlf qE ca ahog4
county, Qhloi at The sLti ol samuel y. brroAg ard
EcWin ". Brooks, agaiuGr Horetlo y aItGs. Dslis
n Gates, hugu8ta IA. Mittls helerr. ElIii1-ri q 2
MittieberFer, Hulisra lIiLtlebcrCer, GeniEuercla
Mutual lB41rance Co, Ihon1as n HoEa, Isl Al
hmg and VI liam ehiuni e1ecdtorl cl Otll AFsrT,
dseeaee and Otherss 70 ne directed kahaii * Dosa
O0urt House. IN the Uirg ol Olsgelsud on tie I'd day
Of January ls62i et two o'clock P. Md lad day
the foloEiuE described pieces 7arls q land, %
Wit situate in the tou1atip cI ErocEign, bling
num Der seven IN the thirteen Cd range 6l LoushfrI
in the Connecticlt Western ea1rVe5 l fha State oi
Ohio, and which i8 also a. the counEg Of gFahoFa,
and - kn0un ~ parcel Of land Wast side 81 Guy
ahcsu River, nov in City Of CleFeland ale q boun-
dod follows: o-stsrly b. Cuyahoga RiFgri north-
John n Woolssyi west b. biNer street, % called,
and sOuthoriy By land formerlT owned bEr Alfred
Williams, ana seiug nluaty-nine iaet ida On Ouya-
hOi EiFer and extending az right angles vita Xiv
street and said River 20 River slfesl5 aolt cna
hundned and forty feet beng the same land conTeF-
Cd 10 said Edmund q, p. Mif1sberssr, ~ The Ohio
Life Insurance and Trolt COn.panTi b deed record
IS. And also another parcel 81 land on SD kiVeE,
next BOutherly Of above, and bounded noEtherly b
Eaid parcel OflSnd above descr ed; aasteriy b Guy
ahOgA Eiyef. westerly b. said hiVer Etrtst, aud
s0utherY b. q line parallel with the noEtheriT line,
and tWenty-one feez distant therefrpm extending
IRON said Rlver 70 said kiver sTeea bei1a part Of
the Alfred Williams ioti % called usail II al one
hundred aud taeaty fset 'front.' On acii IziTtri and
the Elevator BuildlnFs machinery a1l l<tuTas on
20 oil legal Highways. APrraizsd q $50
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7, PaEsIIss, Pla,ntlhrs Atiornsy.
NHANUbRY SALE--tURsUANT

NhANOkhL DA1L ---E h1U AM
~ 70 the command Of a decFetal order Of sac
from the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Northern District Of Oho, at the suit % Charlotte
Herendeen against 4esrgs v. BhumWay and Others
70 directed shall pose for sale ht public anc
tiou AZ the door q the FEDERAL Court Building,
the city Of q Veand the iourtt enth dsy OF FEB
ruary, 1852 Et three O'clock p the ioloWiag de-
scrib8d rcag estate, situate IN the t3Wnshp Of Nun
son, IN the county q Ges7ga1 and stals OF R5to,
known By the north part OF lot No. one tract No.
tWo and BOuth part Of LOT No. four, east division Of
tract NO. one, and bounded follows: Beginning 10
the centre cf the state road iGadiuE from Oharoon
Square 20 Rave. na 1t the north east corner Of a
piecs of land in lot No. one, TRACT No tW0 formerly
owned BY MehtJAble heWeomb. ana since b. Raiza
Spencer, thence west forty -four chaius and tJrty
eight lnkB 70 stake and stones in The west nne Of
lot No. one, tract No tWoi to- nee north thirteen
chains and eighty linss to stake and stones az he
northwest corner Of iut No one, tract No. tEoi
thence west one chain and ssventY-soVsn Inks
thence north thirteen chains aud tgonty-h lnEs
to stake end stones, tkeIos east forty two chains
ana eighty-ssveu links 10 the centre Of the State
road, thence south 6ho, east rWeutV-seVeu chains
aud fortY-aix links 70 the place Of beginning, cen
tanning one hunlIOd and eighteen and % o. acres
sixty lcIts Of which is IN IOt one tract twos and
hfty-eEht 7Ol00 acres In south part OF lot four in
east division Of tract one, as per George Smith ?
SUI Vey. made October, IS5S beng the same land
conVeged to Georgc o. shumway by Nelson Peck
/ and wife. Appraised 81 81. 800. - =. ..
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S. MARSHALls sALE.-BE

~ virtue OF Two Writs Of Yenditions exPonss,
issued from the Circuit Court Of the United otates
within and for be Northern District OF Ohio enc
thereof at the suit Of Henry U. BOEan ct AL q
cause No. 429 and th9 other At the salt Of hugh
AuchinulOss, jun and John AuehinelOss, N cause
10. s2s, IN said uourt, aud both against kobslt Is
Dennis shall odor for sale st puDhc auction At the
south door Of the Post Office, In the CITY o CleVe-
land, between the hours ofte O'Clock IN the iore
noon, aud four o'clock In the siernOoni On FRIDAY
the slst day Of JahuarY, l62 the following proPef
u, to wit:
situSIs in the CITY Of ClsTulAnd, and In that pa
Ohio to vii: the lthesst part OF sublot No. ~,
feing As fsst 'front.' on what was formerly eaue1
Turnpike Street. but which Is nov knoHa as Feari
Street, the same bsing 5O ioet deep. q, l..
Also, the following described parcels Of ltEd STU
ste Is above, and being part OF ths Bunalo O0na-
pany's purchase, 50 called, 90 Wiz
snb lota Mo-. SO. $50, s9I aud so8 IN bIoeA ".
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y {Psfftlon f5l Divorce.

MiebasI HTc5liiIvrS5 of SslinsFllls n re County
Of Uolumhinna ana Ststs q Ohio 3 rotided that
Mary Ana AIcGnRfay did, on tnl IN DAY Of Decems
CIe T the soart Il Common Pleas, within and
for .Jounly Of Cuyahcea charging the said Mich
vers Wopen % her unknown and askina that she
NAV - bsdlVorced nom The said Michael lllrrag
JThioa petition win stand for hearing atll6 next
f.7si OF seid Court
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M ASTE6'S SALlB.ZPuRsUANT
M to1ha command oi b deerstal order OF sale 81.
sued from the OouIt Of Common Piegs q Gus ahoRa
county, Ohio, 81 ths euit of Lewis Aue Ter agGinGt
GeorFo ". JAmi1ona ard 0thora, % M difdct8d, !
Shali e1poss DO sale Al pbiu saetion t the door Of
the Court Hohse Ia tae Citg OF Cleyelant, ia said
courtv, on the lith DAY febr3aI9s 1859 e tWoo'
clock r NJ. the foIl6winE dracriped preiEes, to
MI. sitn1fe IN the toWnship q East ClgFtland, BE-
ing mum 81 IN the range q townships, when Is
si,t in fhe couUt9 Of Cuyah1Es IN tat Oornscflcut
Wesern ReenrVa IN tbs STATE q ohio and e known
ss srbdivIIion lot number Bur ~ Of Y, o. BoWlss
ri.s Ia iu II orITiaal lgtg nuu bered t8tsf fhres
furired snd f5rfy aigd and hrs hnldrsIl al aE
- fas0l oonfs,nllq zen and 100 90 8-00l arrs5 Of
isnd and bounced as folloHs moth bF 4ns Lsfe
Sors allfoad; south By The 81 Clair 10 "a. e47f bF
sub nj nun b1r Is ave- olco osani shT n. e.. = n
drsv1; and west ~ Hah lot lumbeT fal thrae kaths
n8 ror8 or lasg, but SUI teetto an lsal biz Nays,
1r5r6llsd q eI706- o. loRo. e. WTHae,
7 BIB. .RoszislI aXaf uT Aaaler Oq1l1sr.
y sleisig flhfP Asg'. .-sai5-sa Dlnni1li's'A
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EVENING .LEADER.
WEDNESDAY aORNINe. Jas. IS, I.SSsl-


THs wan OonxRNoEDlEEsetil IlEPbIsA8
OK OuR FIsH NRRcHANTs.-- A oOFTespondent
from ProvidencetoWn informs ID that FhRa
tie Rinald0 arrived oH that place at day-
break on Wednesday morning, s6me fisher
ulea 'went slongsido % dispose Of their hjhs
While little boy Of tbe party Was tIaaiag,
one Of the sailors Of the Rlnaldo supplied him=
seli with q couple Of haddocks, and refused
to pay iof them, This is worse than the
Trent affsirj Ter the haddOcks were fresh
fsh, Whsreas Mason and Slidell we're only
stale politicians. Il is 70 hoped that our
Government will demand restitution and AZ
ai apology particularly as the iOrcibls removal
u % the fish nom the boat instead Of the seiE.
urs Of boat and fisa, makes the tranIacticp
AWless, according 70 standard English an-
ihOrities, and an insult siniolerablaand not to
be endured" by the Cape OOdders 'or pnJ
other man. - Boston JOuralL
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4 By ". N. Patterson, Deputy.
Paine Wade, Attya for Rld's ABFigneea.
Cleveland, dec 30, is6l.372

M ASTER'S s A l. E.-PURSU-
ltk ANT TO the command Of q doCrstal order Of
from the court Of Common Pleas OF OuyahOga
County, at the suit Of The Cleveland and hAhonine
Railroad Company against Isaac L.. Howtn
and Others, 10 directed, ahal expose foF sale 81
public anction, ct the door Of the Court House. II
the CITY Of Cleveland the thirt5 day Of jan
uAry, I552, at thres O'Clock P. M, the following de-
Borbsd parcels Of land situats ia the City Of OeVo
land, county Of Ouyahoga, and State OF Ohio and
known By belag part Of AeWitt'5 subdivision OF the
called Merwin property In said CitT OF OeYeiand
70 witt @
Parcel No. I. Lot No. afisen Of said HubdiviaiOn.
Appraised st e2s65.
Parcel No. 2. Lot No. sixteen o. Hsid guboiVil-
ion. Appraised at Sl933. ..
Parcel No, Lot NO ssvantsen Of said aubd4Fih
ion. Appraibed at Sl933. HN1
Parcel No. T. Lot No. eighteen Of said suhdtFiE
ion. Appraised ct 1913.
Parcel No. 5. Tke westerly part Of ios No. nine
teon Of said subdivision bounded nOrtherlY, south
erly and westerly by the lot lines and easteTly b.
the centre line Of brick Wan nearly parallel VIZ
MerWin street and about tOrty-sevsn feet IN
hoa1terly therefrom. Appraised 80 1855.
Parcel No. 8. The eagterly psrt Of lot No @ aihs
teen Of said subdivision, bounded nortbery caster
" and southeriy bY the lot lines. and WF,tsriy y
the centre line Of brick wall nearly psyalel Wlte
Merwin street and shout forty-seyen sses uistAlt
s0ntheesterly thereirOm. Appraised . e5sSSs,-y
HEhRY 4. ABBM4t
Niester Oomm'r u
RAHzEY, BACKus q FOHLA, Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15
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