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smith LIIly' 4s. FPPH' In OuyahOga County
Ransom L. Foot and Court Of Common Pleas,
Lovias Foot, ct al. de- State Of Ohio.
PENDANTS.
+ UVIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one of the defendants in the
above action, Is hereby notified that on the 10th
day of February, A. d. 1862, said plaintiff filed
his petition in the Clerks Office OF said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom L. Foot is indebted to plain
tiff on Judgment recovered before Justice Of
the Peace in the sum of Sls3 So, costs Of suit
IS T0,J with interest; that on the i2th Of Decem-
Der 1852 a transcript Of said judgment was died
in said Clerks Office, and thereby from that date
became lien ON the following described premi-
ses, belonging to said Ransom l., Foot: Situate
in Dover township, IN said County and State, and
known by being part OF lot no. 81 and bounded
on the east south and west by the east, south and
west lines OF said los No 81; and on the north By
lands owned and set oil to EmilIne Foot, COR
tanning fifty tive acres and tweuty eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom l.. Foot, on the 23d day
of April, A. u. 1858, executed and delivered TO
said LOvias Foot mortgage deed of said premi-
ses to secure the payment Of two notes, one for
in two years from said sd day Of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatished on the record
10 Recorders Office of said County IS wholly can
celled and said notes are paid, and that neither
said Lovias Foot or bis assigns have any lien on
said premises BY reason OF said mortgage indebt-
Ority of liens may be determined, sale OF said
premises ordered and money brought IN TO Court
for distribution.
Said defendant, LOviss Foot, must answer said
petition by the 3lst day of May, A. ID. 1862, or In
default, this averment of said petition as to him
- ----l ALBERT. SLADE,
aprI :SsT Attorney for Plaintiff.
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OATs. BARLEY. RYE. BUCKWHRAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
eed in great abundance. The northern portion
of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature in the State suited to almost every product
Of the IInited statas
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MEDICAL S5I1Sfel aSS
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suIn fsF tn8 proei that sly ct1ef tnylielal =
rs United ss,t5s trsais the IaHas e,ssasss wish
Afssr many ysarl ol iaborloal gsady and sxTsEi
nee, Dr. gibson 2 hsgPg ia Being abls 2 81
sPfEDT AND PiERaIAEEET CUBS
PRIVATE DISEASES
Tfsh Al bad ,sgsdt5 arIafng Z fhargfran, tnollGinE
nEBlLIFN Oh NERVOUS RkOeIEAIlUA.t
&c has sueoeetaa IL ogrng esol N M elsy, -
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nsladisg vita sugqe.l, aud Fiiho7t rsceiTing 81
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some College ln London Or FaTtl, e lefnell son.
ma Who hold of afsFt tonl u1gsf % b Ee-
sllssas Bns What Dr. GIBSON might Reass Of =
fhaas Vfo F.01o 0fdIones So hf1 abit7 and integs
ritT, and thai g has perfected ~ AInetean aTgis
4 - tFssasRt = 1t aeis1 q ,! esa, az y s q ~ ~
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lsFanE6laantl, t0sh mental are Tllgsi1eii Aiilln
81 jTI5sf,E 10 si,is1 or Ms new trsstnlsa5 ist
loli0Rins sdseslaEss over aii other y. eli2o
sbis; Is ass5 40 FsioE % tis dsTt as ..l ~
WSr6urF nor any other ieistario4 - .l-.5
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7e-s rsrnansloT, Er dnsli HH'itI siie roafaAl'aea
~ hTPsOE q FefInn1entlY looasea -A Olofslanei
20 3 = ldull1g ne P9ls SO 49, E-lls9l --5
1ts7 mods cr E1at1fa1tl k1le1guc1u4n % liI1l q
if-ffusi1a n ~ hFEt re1peCtahl!itT ln CisFalanfl
5-t.s. iGsS5 TlFh aud Bthar cllids "a FsFall 20
-il aud iilaaTriiy u al proleEiqna transesEcng =
IlTr,sTsia, EhuaHAtisms Beroiuia ana Al ahfcnic
- dedlGlns ssas . any sart q tAs ecantzy a
D GIssalfs HaN WsEk e FaFliaiesg - -
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor gf 1lsssy0gGtsy ase As'iisissI Z
Oface-llS soneca a.. . BoV doors ffOn Superior,
oios 6ourI nom : % 4 ana Gsi y sls.stk
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Aaoihsr laurel wreathes 70 day .g
Our countryls honored lame ;.-.r... 4 !.
The seal ID set which wipes away
1a a lone-reoofdgd shame.
Thank God the rulers Of The lana
Eor Freedum have decreedl
And Justice iifts her sacred 9anQ Hi .r
No HESS the rirhtaous deed. 49,.
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I f8S1FR8 BAIB-PURs0AHq9 no

AS1ER8 SALE PUR5u AN4g TO
N the command Of q deoretal order OF sale Is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas of CuyA-
hogd o9uniy3 Oliu, % the suit Of John Plstner
against Sebastian SaegerWald and others, to me
directed I shall offer for for sale at public auo
tlOn at the door Of the Court House, ln the CITY
of Cleveland, In said county, on the SOth day. OF
Mayl 1892 - two. O'Clock p M, the following
described lands and tsnemshts, 20 wit, y iiol
Situate In the CITY Of Cleveland, in the county
Of CuyahogG, and State OF Ohio, and is known as
being the north half Of the following described
piece Of land, viz the east half Of City lot No.
one hundred and twenty seven (l2I), in Barber
h Lord g subdivision in the City Of Ohio, formeT
ly 80 called, and bounded es folloWl north ~ let
No l28; east by York street; south by lot No 10
and west BY the west half Of said lot No. 1877, be-
ing o. freet front On Hork street and lla 10 sect
IN depth. The lot hereby intended 10 be con-
yeyed being 80 feet on 1ork street lls ol2 ieet
deep be the same more or less, but subject TO all
legal highwayst Appraised at $500.
sT1 I9ETI GEO. II. WYMANt / {
r. r. Re AVA +-.i Master Oomn'f.
PigS Atty aDr7Oisss
NTOTICE.-WILhIAM shADE AND 10.
IN SEPHINE L. SLADE, non residents Of the
STATE Of Ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on the 2sth day Of April, 1852, flei his
hOga county, Ohio, stating that on the 4th day OF
October, 1858, the said William Slade executed
and delivered 10 Little keyes his six promisory
notes of that date for the sum Of 500 90 each
and ten per cent annual interest after due paya.
bic one on April |, 1861, and the other Eve each
yearly thereafter; that on said OetOber 4th, 1858
TO secure the payment of said notes. the said VIII
liam Slade and Josephine L. Slade executed and
delivered to said Little & Keyesa mortgage deed
| thereby conveying tOsaid Little Keyes, theiI
| heirs and assignees, the following described
| premises: gItuate in said Cleveland, being Lot
/ No, /, In Block No. two, ana ana or the north
easterly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets
in said Cleveland, said lot being As feet 'front.' on
Huntington street, and 100 feet on Garden street
I and being same pfemiges conveyed to said Sladt
/ by said Little keYes. That plaintiff e now
/ the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage
and that there Is now due Plaintiff on said nOtei
! from said William Slade S4S9 As with annual in
terest after October "a, 1851 at ten per cent. OF
$ta4 81 and on S24z 00 after April 4, 1852, ct ter
per cent. and the annual interest at six per cent
I on Ss0OO0 after October Z, 1858, until due, ant
| ten per cent. gfteF due,
The object and prayer Of said petition is TO re
cover the amount due on said notes, ana to sub
ject said mortgage premises to pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said peti
tion en- or before the iiiic i1 saturday next attel
/ tiD expiration of six weeks from the first puUlI
/ cation Of this notice.
| +, HOVEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
/. CIavagond Anil Tpa1.Qof
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Tns sbove are ali from PERSONS who arc publicly
known where they reside, and Who would not make
these statements without 8 thorough conviction
that they 'Were true - rs.H t.Lsi l. 10 .l.
~ 2PREPARRD7 BY J. O, AVER,
Practical ana Analytical Ohsmist, lowell, Mass.
And g. ". CLARK, and. by al Druggists and
Dealers ID Medicine e7eryWhefe = -
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ENVELOPES.

ENVELOPESfl
lft10 90 l1gole583 % gllalElaCggliiti1l and 90
o. 6fiSls - ne Islal -aogRiiRg ao0Els ehatJ g
ie1al or bi-s % e sslon 311 a84u s5ss-si lbt
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Real ESTATE. !.

"ESTERN LAND. .---H. n LIZ
w TIL, q TIE late aEn o. Iiitlsg KeIal, ,
Constantly on hand aI5 1.lIlztl.T % no lallli1d
Land IN TrUla, Ni1cul1il aud z1curi7 20 dEcfnr Al
I5r oitY 81 oodntET fs a5tat8, o. psfl0nal pIo IL
QGns With Roues 3 Jeluinll. ~ srtls Hlaef, 2ZsTa
n YMAN LlTTLE,
BE Al EST AT
Hsspa great gslisty o. gafnl ahd eltI pf5eeiig
l1r 6ais or Rent. AlHoa shoIca Hlrlil7| Lane1Il ID
Uichigan, Tllihoili Wisco1li1s AcEa md lll.lo4ls
~ oflca No. : ttEater bell1iagi tls g
IDEAL ESTAIH---E. ~ kH1Hcs
IA, ff5r1isriy oi che lEn o Ll.lis 3 keIe.. t.l
eIS1isd a Rcai lEtlta q r. ia l.el p eoss
nsf q 51psfioE Btfast and 'up1e al4.res - -
1o11rtrnflr On hrn1 l1TaI1l t1clll1q 7cll7 % Ill
d1SiifT 81 fIFnlng Gands n tes atlssl b laEal
I~lTllln ard - i1lazri5 . 81
so-15ir7 Tror1rtTs $40 ldf al Ellt7 81 r1cl1-
rs 90 iIl . l1ll1sils -s--.7Iiitl-1
o7s .sosre 5idisso1 iaailam1 odi ct1i ilog
sss isl.ssns sdT -1Boa s-i lo a,a1aial aa1
.ssoagsozzi szo lrlsdaiiab q eaF
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
~ uISeIEFAQI -RAILROADs

=
f63s - =.
-
1871. WIETER ARRANGEMENT. Is6I-S
On and after Monday, November llh, 1851, Pauuans
ger Trains VIII leave Cleveland e. follOEE:
FirFt TrEin-s:0O A. M-Stoppinz Ct al statIonseE.
Wfch, Iberia, Edsn, Berlin and ORANGE, ami.
wing at OraBtlins 1870 a. NJ; Columbus l:s0 P.
H.; Dayton 800 p. NJ; Oincinnati 6;l5 p M
Indianapolis 900 2, n I; louisville 2;a0 A. M;
g. Louis lo;45 A. NJ Chicago via OreHtliaeai
second Train-i.s5 R.,az.-stOPpinE a al 5tatio1l
IBERIA Edens Beriin' Lewis Oentres Orange and
WorthI1gton, arriving st 0rest1ins lls0 2. NJ
sinnaH RS A. n; Indianapoiis $40 A. 81: 81.
Louis l1s30 4. n; Louisville 2sl5 P. n; Okfcss
20 via Orestline l0;40 A N.
rrains stop to lsaVs Passengers At all stations ane
stop only g take Passengers on signal at statisn
Trains lave Columbus as follows: Iss rraia-s.s
A. NJ, and arrive In Cleveland ct $40 A. n. 2d lFai'
--l:l5 P. M and arrives In Cleveland $40 P. n.
CON OFIOBa
iasiby, sanduSky, MAnsasld Newark Railroad. tol
AAnsisid, ht, fsrponi Newark zaneETilla
UFsltIias, PltEsbuEgni Fort Wayne 3 OhIosg0 Kali
Eoad, for Eore5tl Upper Sandugky, Dslpho1
Tsst' and Esss i5i aisnsssi. y ooS =, iis1
ssEisn and BslIsfantains Eailroad Lima I6r Harion
Bslleiontains, Sidney, Union, Muncis, In,
dinapolig, Terre Hauts, FincenneB, UVanf-
vile Lg1igviile, Cairo St. Louis, 60.
Delaware With EpEtng gheld, ut, Vernon and Fitsls
-burTh l.aiiTosl idr SprinTdald
oSisubuA, Littls hiami z QolumbuI, End Esnla
Rlilroad, for Aeniai lEsYton, ludisnnpoliI
Terre Haute 81. Louis, Morrow, LoTslsnd
and Oin1innatii and With the Ohio B MbT
sisgippi Rsilroad ct Cincinnati for LOuhl
VILE, Evansville OaIIo, ST. Louis, and 2
points on the Ohio river
u5lN NnbuI Central OHIO Railroad Tor EaETark r. Za1s5
VILE, " he5lila. Ao-, OolunbuH, Ptqua e. &
Indians Rziiread for Eiqua, 0rbaua, &c.
~ Tor Tickafs % all points and informaflnnia1s
piy at the Passenger Station and Ef Union Ilcks
Once, I4I Superior street.
E.s. FLIET, Superintendent
Cleveland Nov. 4th, lssl.
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CULrrEAT1oN OF CoTToN.

Tie experiments IN Cotton eltlturs are of
UarS great prOnif9e. C5nl1lencing ~ lqtttude
80 de1. 50 min. (sss Afatto0n Oh TIE BraHch,
and AssuEn DtiOIl on fts 1f1f5 Lfls), tis Com
pdhy Oa0hs fbOassdads05 Gerss agslJ ddGptsdfo %
fhe perfection Of fbfs fbrs. a settle7' haging
q family Of y0uR0 cttldrel1, oqn turn taelf
yOafh ~ labor 10 O most PrQfit1bts Gccount ~
ne gr9lgth and perfection ef thfs pant
tain q supply ofrslia5ls SEED sllffed @ ~
EsQufrenents Of tie sol Of LlltHos, l1iits 9 q
hoped, speedily 0t1s q 8g6icis1t d1lount 60
Pi51st a great breadth of LGHd.
% MINING AND MANUFACTURES. 3,
The great resources Of the Stats. in Goal. Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, sandstonss
&C., &C., Ere almost untcoched; theT aHait the
arrival OF enterprising and energetic men accus-
toned to convert them into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS RI
Railroads Interest the whole State. a115,- 2
900, 600 have been invested in completing The
great network that links every part Of the o-lis
into Immediate connection with the Elrroundlng
States and the directess thoroughfares Of com
meree.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIROAD
Traverses the whole length Of the state, Ann &
the banksof the Mississippi and Lake Nichiga1
to the Ohio; As It's name imports ne hlirosa
runs through TIE centre Of the stats, ana On e.
/ thaE sldeof ths road along is Fhole length he
the lands offered for sale
10 ACTUAL sETTLERs.
Z From the unprecedented advantages this Com 2
Iuauy Oflers, It Is not surpriang that Il should
have already disposed Of 800 900 acres oi land =
Il Il now selling ID Tie rate Of 3, 900 acres per
weeIr. The 5oDEiation along the line has trebled
in ten wears. and is now S14 sgl Tie Company
sen to actusi cultivators and every centraet con-
( tains an agreement 70 cultivate.
{ CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOTs.
{ There are Ninety Eight Depo.s On the Cohpa-
nyis Raiiroad, giving sbcut one every seven
mlles Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
F AZ convenient distances throughous the whole
route. where every deshabie commodity may hs
7 found as readily As II the oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are TO Be met for al
kinds Of farm produce, d z
EDUCATION.
bLecnan.cs and working men Wil ma the tree-
. school system encourazed By the state and en-
doWed with a large revenue for the support q the
schools Children can live 10 sight Of the school,
the college the church, and grow up. with the
prosperity e the leading State IN the sreat Wes-
NO one Who has visited this splsudid regionof
country can doubt that It equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given 81 u
but let any careful observer visit Il, and pc VII
inform YOU that the half has not been told Of the
Advantages it offers for immediate occupation
and immediate returns. The farmeFsof the East
en and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
to Illinois 10 great NUMBER; and I IS oellaieqi
that If these surpassing advantages were made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, manuiacturers
and working population q ever-eroW Wdsd EuIole,
they would promptly a7an themselves OF ne
knowledge.
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STOVES and TIE-MRRE.


TIE DESPATCH COOKING STOVE
Having during the past Winter, been imp5egss e
nov uudo1btsdly the BEST stove n ire 4aTfef.
Its BAKING RoagtinE and Br0iliRg properlle4 are
unexesptionable, and Ia ecenomy o. tuel 81 ID
uaralief With ia naW patent grato it VII bun
Cos as we'll as wood most Ldmlr1llf tie ll1l De-
Ing thorough Fentillated q vii 1radEce 1a7et
aad heelthY bake, equal % that OF 9 HaEefs bilee
oven . Roasting and Ioa8tln8 % doue bel15l ~
opsn IRE, sud Broilng oFer live Goals on the leln
e common Banga dictates. tt = manntl1tlla4 ~
this city aud the material u8sI and L1a eoflllll,
ship are Of the belt quality llalss q gtla llot
Taffgfactfon 70 an q handret8 oi holaakeopetl N
thsl city and surregpsins ecqnfrs, who sro lAilJ
using the Stove VIII tostllf. 100. - r.----
ne MoTHiRg Si1r Cookir1 S.ogs,
a nav ard desirable Hattern which, with Vari8-
u Of ofkerI, make our stock complete. We a1o
have On hand 8 great variety oi ferior oooi1g 1ld
other heating Stoves for sale at ref1C8i pFic11I IL
We are cons lantly supplied with al TIE newest 3
most bea1tilll styles Of Z ae-lrll-
EN- AN ELED CIR ATEss
Alzo-aI Of the most useful articles q
Hoass Fzraisking Goo6s, Naili z Farmers 760ls
We arc iist recsiving tbs latest fproFsd siylssol
BIRD "a IS, which are oisred lor sale at ne loF-
est cash price5- We manullctue largely and lele
for lsa = Whnislals or retail, an be- Vroll arclg
Ware We olsT tho almost ondles5 variety g sooe5
In line for sale the lQWest calh Prcell o1 ne
ONE PRICE SfStbMt y"
EDeAH HcuaskeepsF and bon ,u1o contsmplat9
HouseksepinF q d THE rot Of mankind, aro most
cordially nVtod 20 call before purchasing elge1are
and iu e. far ihamaslYa1. and eatiI11tlc1 Il r1ar-
antoei 81 the stove ana are 9 Enporlum 90
III 5di to71 ". Z. MARVIN
msyaI No. 50 sqnih slde Pnh saaala.
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b sUaARLU0A AFRD-PURUIY VEGETABLE. Z
NE Oldest, Cheapest, and most reliable Family
Msdlcinsdn uge5n more used than any ether Kind.
9B-sold by Strong q Armstrong, Benton Bros.
D. w Palmer, Churchill 8 Bro. Also, at Wholesale
'--57f IIi vu HH q. a NOHBlB,
..-f H4teIla In trll t General Agent for. {
.1l.fl7,fsa -ls fOhfo, Michigan and Indiana,
and By ali Drugslsis In The country,
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no ACTUAL sETTLERs.1

From the unprecedented advautages tnls Com
uanT oilers. It Is not szrpriEng that Il should
have already disposed Of 800 900 acres of land 2
It Is now selling 81 The rate Of {, 900 acres per
week. The popuiation along the line has tre5led
in ten years, and Is now s14 s91. Tie Company
sen to aciuai culfiTators and every eentraes c1n-
tains an agreement to cultivate.
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1o1l. ~ = 555..EzFIFF THAxE4a,s "a x p,

SEHATn OHANRRR, o., Anril 5th, 1854.
.aDB- p Q. AIH1=H Hoppred eir: have made
thorouFh ttin Of the Usthetic Ills, ieit me By your
agent ana have been cured By them oi the dreadful
rheuuatism under Wllioh be found me sulisrihg4--
TnB 1r1t loss nalioEed mo- and few 1ubsaqneut
doses entirely removed the disease. fcol in better
health now than for 9oma years before, which st.
tribute entirely to the elects Of your Oathartic
Pills Yours with great e8poot, ? q lla
fTI'r1-.Il a-Ia aH h0OIUS B.METUAbF,"
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NOTICE-NOTIOEI is HEHEBY
given that the undersig gned has been dolly aR-
pointed AdministrAtrix upon the estate Of u y, r.
DRYDEN, deceased. HAhkAEI Dh1 gEG.
OlmHted, April 28u 1852 epfzs'se'
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RARRERlNE.

LIAR DRESSING AND SHAW.
l ING IH9TIfUI q ~ -. -. : = 5llt,.slli
o0mmodsts all Customer Win lrol = - lla- IL
lbls WoFkmen. a as1alaie Eall -oi ..--ls.- -
NEW BARBER -SHOP.-J. u.
HENDERSON = Cp.i hagl opelee Barber
Haf store, sup up.erl51 . la1l4 1l1loy
1-hnrS intend 90 ahaVe loF IixPaupe and cls
iIisld5 rld e EllE lsl ones q ntay y go g
iSSoF ths1l wiz t1sIf SlIllel111. ll4a c1ll-lil
-llEl-ar q L--w .--LLl.rI n.ll.-L IL IL ! b
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lCTTTFs- TOWNs. nIARKETs. DEPoIs.

There are Ninety Eight Depots On the Colnpa-
nyis Railroad, giving sbcut one every seven
Z miles Cities. Towns and Villages are situated
. AZ convenient distances throughous the whole
route. where every desirable commodity may be
7 found as readily As II the oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are TO Be met for all
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MASTERS SALH-PURsUANT
from the COURT Of Common Pleas OF OuyAhoga eoun-
u, ct the suit Or Marvin Kent aRainat Joseph n.
Blackburn aud smother, to me directed i shall ex
pose for sale at public suction at the door OF the
teenth day Of Hay. 1852, Of three O'clock 2 m, the
following described premses, situate in the Otty OF
OleFelsnd County Of OuyahOga, aud s ate Of Ohio
and known By sub lot No one tn Oanhelot Denni
acrs lots Nos ons hundred thirty our one hundred
thirry-Ee and one hundred thirty ak saiG Lub lot
No one haa front OF sixty six feet on Wllso n-st,
and running back 70 Lake ETis about tour hundred
portion ofaad sub lotthst has heretofore been con-
Vegsd 20 the cleveland 3 ABhtabula Railroad Oom-
psnY. and noW occupied IN paft By said COMPANY
and bsng strip Of land forty feet In width running
scross said sub lot be the same more OF less Tut
suhisot e all legal highways. Appraised q SIl19
HENRN g. ABBEHt
PAM M 4 FlFs EaPEs PkEs,,ysslg III i,sgg ES
MASTERS So SBLE.-PURsUAlJT
lV 70 the command OF q deoretal order of sale
from the Court Of common Pleas OF Ouyahosa coun-
q, at the suit Of Edward wade againat Henry KIN
auction at the door of the Court House in the Oty
OF Cleveland on tho nineteenth day Of May, 1862 ~
three o'clock n, he following described tract or
lot Of land, situate in brooklyn roWnsnipt Cuy aO-
Fn county, ohio, and known a9 spbdtsision lot 70.
TWO hundis ed and torty-six, In Hiram stones adj
zion to Ohio City and Cleveland composed OF par OF
OriRiaa lots n dfty-three and siXty-ei IN
Brooklyn Township. APPraslEseSqt s5 Sso y RRRy
PAnE WADE, Master OOmm'r.
NUTIOE.-NOpICEI is HEREBY
given that the undersi gned has been dolly aR-
pointed AdministrAtrix upon TIE estate q ", y r
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

John Smell, Flaintih,

! JUUl 1IEITl y TIIIuLIIIIT
u vs..
Charles Winslow, IS the Court Of Common PieasI
ehsiguee Of AGusfn q.
Z Hunt, for the b, ,peht Cuyahosa Ootn1yi q.
Of tho creditors OF o.
q. ssXtoDs DeGene ant
NOTIUE.-O. G. SEXTON, oFTHs
IN state OF Michigan, will lake notice tsat John
s. ell did on the z7th day Of HOFember, A. d. lS6ii
fle his petition in & Court Of 0mmon Pleas vita
IN and Tor ths Iounty Of Gus yahOga, and state OF
ohio, against tbs said Onarle8 HBlOW assignee,
60, setting rth that he has cl i'm 5Eatngt the
estate OF tfe said h. G. Hunt for the sum Of 800,
., d interest from Octoosr 2th, 1856 and SAL snd
intefeyt IRON June 7th 1861. less 3 cent, and that
said alsignmeht was fraud o. the other credit2ra
Of said Hunt and prai lug that the assignment Il x.
O. Hunt toa harles insloH b. Ce-lared = enure
the equal bsnent Of al the creditoi5 Of the said
Hunf and BY leave OF Court the sad U. o. Sexton II
n ade rarity defendant to said suit and that satd
o. o. eex6ln ia eqnired 20 appear aud answer said
psttiOn on or bef re tbs thisd Saturday alter the
J. H OHIDESTER,
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