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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agrlculturai products Of Illinois sre grsst-
er than those Of any other Slzte. The ITheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated a. IS, 900 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not Ieas than 40 900,
600 bushels, besides the crop of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuckWheat, PotatOes, Sweet Potstoss,
Pumpkins, squashss, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &s., which 60 70 swell
the vast aggregats Of production n thls fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
wers sent out OF The State Of Illinois during the
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John smell, Plaintiff
Court Of Common Pisas,
CuyAhoga County, o.

John Smell, PlAintif,
W.
CHARLES WinsloW, e. the Court Of Oommon Pisas.
HHsiR zee OF Bsuhin @.
Hunt, for the D nett r Cuyahoga OouniF.O
Of tue creditors Of O.
q. HsEt9B, DsfsndanEJ . a- - a
NOTICE.-O. @. SEXTON. OF THg
IN state OF Michigan, viii take notios tsat John
s. OF did on ths nth day Of noFemh h57 a. D. I85il
1le hts petite IN tse UOgrt of ommon Pleas WITH
IN and for tbs isOunsy oi Cuyah5ga, and Stats Of
ohio, against tbs said Charles insl0Y Is sssFneO
&c. setting rth that Be has e 81 iEi again6t the
estate Of the said 3, g, Hunt for the SUM Of $780,
O. interest from Octcbsr 9Th, 1896 and S9lI, and
interest from June 7th, 1881, less 81 celt and that
slid ss9lgnment was sfaud on the other credit ra
Of said Hunt, and PRAYING that the assignment II.
@. Hunt to Iharlss WinEloW Be declared Is enure
the equal nent Of ~ the creditorg Of she said
hunt and By leave of Court tlr said o. Sexton Is
mlde FRrty deiondsnt 70 said suit. And that aid
u o. sexton il required 20 appear Aad slsW6r Beid
petition on or befTe the thiId Saturday afisr the
soth day Of Nay next
-. -. III. 0HIDEsTER,
Aprilla. ioo2s19 PlalntiH's ATTY.
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Ths above are al from psrsonB who aro publiely
known where they reside, and who Woal4 not make
these statements without 9 thorough o0nviotton
that they were true 90 -l
I PREPARED BY JIG. AVER, 1io7'
Practical and AnAly tieal OhsEaist, Lowell Mass.
And g. ". OEAKKt and By 81 Druggists and
Dealers n Hedieine everywhere ..,-,..-,l - =
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WINTTR ARRANGEMENT. isA.

70 take exact on Monday, BoVsnher ath, ISL
Trans leavs Cleveland daily, tsundaYl eXoeptsd,E
ss0 A. N. MAIL-ArriYssa at New York l0;l5 A. M.,
r. Pntlhdelphia 7.l0 A. NJ; Pittsburgh ElOP. III. /,
Whesling $40 p. n =; y. PhiladelDhia $40 ?. n
G4o P, a. M.EYPRESS-ArTiYs5 &c n. York ?. n;
RhtladelphiA l2;c0 z, a.; Pittsburgh 10 P. HI
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! - - '-''-s PAhnEk 3 gEsa11, .
aprill6:Ss9

A DMINISFRATOR'S NOTIOEsssss
h HOtice b hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified ag Administrator on
lhe esfsts Of RoEal VI. Tier late Of hSEhuFshs in
% 1prfi!sss 4iI. ''uh VI '''''a1@ W.s.TYLER.
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GLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
~ pIHs1hHA4I- RAILROAD. 81 --

-
lsasz. 2uWIKTER AKBAKGEMRNT. lsst-s
On and Slssr Monday Eoystn ber lt lssi. P.1,.,
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland e loHOWli b
first TrAin-s:Oo A. M-Stopplng ct all stations en-.
capt Olmsteds Colunbial RochestsF, Green.
Wich- Iberia, Eden, Rerlin and Orange, arr.
Wing at Orestline 1870 A. NJ; Columbus I:s9 p.
III Dayton 5jo9 7, NJ Qipeinnati SIS ?. q /
Sc. Louis lo:l5 A. Nj Chicago via orestias q
sscond Train--7;55 p n --stoppinF At All statiobt
Iberia, Eden, Berlin, Lewis Centre, Orange aI9
WorthingtOnI arriving a4 OrestItne Ii.(0 p -
0olumbns lis0 a, a /; Dayton sos A. NJ; Oin'
cinnah 10 A. NJ; Indiznapoiis 900 A. 81 =: 81
Louis llss9 & NJ ko1isyills ais P. n; Ohiel.
30 via Orestlins l9.G0 A. n.
ltop only g AXE Passengers on signal at statisnf
aZoeltea above. 2. .-..-
A. Nj and arrive IN Cleveland at go A. n 2d Trnlr
-i;lb ?. A., and arrives in Cleveland $50 P. n.
OsEE TAOHE
zssIbY, slndulky, Msnansld HsEnrk Rsfrosd n
aanscsioi At. Vssaon, Newark, AanesViill
Ogsstltns, FittsburEh, Sort wayne Z Ohio.90 Ran.
EoaQi ior Iora4ti Upper Banduaky, DslphOl
Lima Iort Weynas LsRoEtD,- Ohfcag0r Sc.
sSil, sSi1s, aaa e AAlt tor hlananela, wooster, AAf
sslion and BeiieiontSips Railroad Lima. f,r s,ro,
Bsilsf1n tainoS Sidney, Union, Munei9, n,
elnApolis, TeTTe Haute, FincennaI HTan51
VILE Louisville Cairo, So. GOHl8, e.
DalaHAfe1 with 6prtnSAalds Mt FSrnOu and Pftt1t
burgh Railrosd for Springfield
Uo.lmb1lI Little Miami 3 Ooinmbus, ana Nsnln
AAilroedi ior Aeni8, Dayton, 1ndianaDoiii
ferre HAutei 81. Louis, Morrow, LOgslanf
and Cincinnati, and with ths Ohio q NiSI
1il9i1rl EReiir1ad st OihcinnaH 20 Lsobi1l
vile AyanEyillsy Cairo, st. housI. ard q
UOiumbbi, Gsatrsl Ohio KsilFosd for EsvsrS. SS5s5
Ylles WheahnE 10, QolnmbuI, Pidus a 4
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, .Qrbana, 20, Z
~ 6or Tickets to Al points and informatiouisrs
ply at the Passenger Station, ard st Uaio1 TlCttI
0alos, ll7 Superior It5eet, ~
Cleveland, Nov. ifh. ISL = '-''-''---f
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WASTER'S ANT 10
N the command of q decretal order Of sale
ffom the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahogG
County, At the suit Of Francis Granger against
Nichael Mayer, 70 me directed, shall expose
for sale, at public auction, ct the door Of the
Court House in Cleveland, on the 18th day Of
Nay, ct O'Clock r., the following described
premises;-Situste In the township Of HiddlebuLg
N said county, known and described e. follows,
viz; Part Of lot number one in Section twenty.
ssid lot, west by the east line Of 25 acres known
- the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged 70
lands contracted 20 one E. Baldick, and on, tha
south by SAID Baldiok's lands, and Is supposed to
contain forty acres, 70 be determined by survey.
, LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Oom'F.
g. j. AHDAEWs, PIf's Atty.
April IL, ls82SsI.
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HLhVELAND PAPER OOMPA
. HY-MaluActuFSRg Of HHEB. 7o1E Ecsnds
W-EAPP1Ha RAPARs OTdeu alls4 Plcngty, y.
q a.Ws zEEEoBs kS5SEs
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kT0lsP90f a J5e9 soy s'laJ - g l9qsal
O@os-liS Seneca g., 4 -isW doOrI nom Superior,
sR : g Ii 4 sP' n ~ s]ff
THE GRHBENBER6 FAMILY
j MHDI0IaE8 lge gEgl1rC3 l1asE she imnsiis
aSs "a Iion efe Bktishl ehsEe1s1i andttsJ
may ee relisa 1poA ~ ~ sssse 4. ,,,,,,..
The intelligenos g as sos i1.1l'3o e
z the oner Of 5.nse se!ne sSnlSn & olAim6 g
~ Of eleysa a aersnt Msdieinel, a gnequalledE
ths ~ &, t5s Sis 49, ~ SH W s
as 70 any Of tie dianages incdent 70 tbs oouHtrI
ae 4SS S1i.f; rsi:;nbsfr fi 4. better thar
any other kind ef Pulls 10 the Iorld-PTioe g cent?
lIhs Gr9ienbars Uterine Oatholioon is an lnlalh'
Gtsr iSS u ssioSSn viii siss ohs irAss.
disease Of the kidpsTs = HriRhFy e nals!
powerful and efaoaoious oompound II uss-pEies y;
The Gretenberg DyssnteEy syrup % certain AND
NiTiso 81 - PIls RsniaV netdr fE5lste psTm8i
rsntly relieve this distressing diseaBs-prtes tls
hS sTSp SSiiTs II y Ao ohidrsa
IThs GrRssnberG EeRoE and AGue Remedy Il . SOW
Ffs1sS 4gs 9Rsss 95 9' aoSS
al other salVeS IN tts curative eeotsprioe % contl
6!f ae n oomplsintS
-1Priee 9 bottle. An eminent 7 1lciAn q
HeW York, statel that ho has known the erDisnhers
DroyIEI Car AoVn 'uE1oEianoe HabStantiasss bis
I76e er;isnfss,E HoalEh RIttsrs are nos1 pleasant
and dsltghtfdl tonic ever pEepared-prio9 y cent?.
Tbs 0rsslsnbaEg EYe Lotion u unparalleled In 81
indammation or diseases Of the NFe-prioo Is eants
lMa. h. 3. KmafLMT-DeaF Sir; We feel & dny
10 owe to the public 20 state that MaFIhAus %
tholioon iE g medicine Invaluable for complaints
oinHsed under the head Of Female Diseases. We haVl
uGed Your GEssfelbsEH ModioinH1 and have been
greatly benefited thereby 80 much so that were
he urios double We wo1ld have them. 10 the thou
EAnds Of oar sax who ere suffering nom Weaknes1el,
We would fecOmmend the OatholloOn - sure pana'
CA It gives strength . she Eystem Gnd ENABLES
each Of tie organs o. the body 20 perform their a1s
Srourlaka funckirns Mrs.. ". OATHR ri
--I II Mrs.. u. u. HUEHH,
NisG GO.sWORhBTAIT,
| Medina, March J, ls5l.
n The above named hadia5 We arc peEsonALly 30
duainted with, and know that FOR several yeara
While We Hved "a Medina, they we're great luneferl
Mss g. has been 20 badly afdicted that Il was Wtt
dicultT shs was ebls 10 stand upsn her feet. fev
bottles Of OatkolioOn entirely cured her Of her CON
Ilaintg. Nj wife resolved great Denent nom thil
| medicine. We recommend 4 70 the Ladies Of tn
county e aafe and o1lcient remedy iof the many
e'l' ms = 'O's - '-1'''' - JOIN WHHKB,
/ Editor oanneId Herslds
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STOCK RAISING.

In Central and SouthsrE Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. Ahkinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &c., Of the pest breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes haFs llisadg been
made, and the field Is open for othars 70 enter
with the fairest prospects Of IKE results. DAIRY
EIRMMg also uTalants o. lnducemenss % many.
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d.B, DOuga0TEy. Plaintif' II shs 1OuE. q I0m-
Enory 4. Hubbard. Aad fEa county. and State
HsRFy VI. Hubbard, Dsfts. Of Ohio.
Action for money only, with attachment.
EM0RY l.. HU BBAkD AND
a HsnFV W. Hubbard, defsndants IN this action,
are hereby notified that on the 10th day Of March,
A. d, lss7. petition WEs hlsd in thu llHFk'B oflcs
Of said Court Of Common Pleas, Getti1 lorth that
on the 2lth day Of February A. lsSs af the oiEy
Of GaleP burg, county Of Knox, and Stats Of Ln ig
said d6fsndRhta executed and delivered % Eiah
Bfunsr, their lOint and several appeal bOnd, bind.
Ing themselves unto tins said RlIiah BrunsT, 20 bay
10 the nss Of this plaintin, the OF Fe hundred
dItiOn whereby the said Emory Il, HuDburd was re-
quired and bound to prose ute with effect an appeal
to the Dl1triOt UcnrG OF said Knox county, from
certain Judgment rendered against said Emory In
plaintiffs favor, By the Police magistrate Of said
City and Knox county, as well Is to pay whatever
iudgrdent should be rendered aggiEst the said Emo
~ on "a d appeal that said appeal prosecuted
sum Of G25I ga and costs Of suit amounting 60 SIS
but that said Judgment hes not been paid, nor any
part thereof - required By tbs condition Of said
bond; that execution has been duly issued upoR
t1s said judgment and no property found whereby
ths same could be sstishedi and tnat said judgment
and as well said appeal bond remain in full force and
unsaf tsed, whereby the plaintin has been damaged
In the sum Of S25I IS and costs of suit SIS %.
Wnereupon plaintih ask1 .indgmsnt against said
dalsndantS on said bond Tor S25z 81 with interest
th8r6on fr0m March lsti a. u. 1858. l
Said dafsndanta fuTths not1fed that they must
answer said petition or bfore the l2h day OF Nay
Rsxs or IN dsfsalt tnerSof JUDGMENT viii Be taken
'''.s' s-'s' RANNEY. BAOKUs NOBLE,
-
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OATs, BARLEY, AYE, BUCKwHRAT,

Andvsgetables suited to the climate, are proda-
ced In great abundance. The nortbeln portion
of Illinois Is about The climate Of PsnnsylEaala,
EhiIs the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tusky aud Virginia, giving variety OF temper
aturs in me State, suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
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EOur' 5''P''stIghllEy tghllEy'VIy-r AxTrii,. .

sEMAIH OHANEER, o., April Bth, ls54
"DR. ]. O. AYEl-Honored Sir: have made
rhoroURh trial Of the Oafhstic Pills h5t me By your
srsnt and have been cured by them Of the dreadful
rhsumstigEl undEr which be touEd me su-asEtng.--
doses entirely removed the di8eags. foe In batter
heath now than Tor tous Iearl eeiore, which 81
Pulls, Fouu vita great e. peoti
p LOCUS B. llBTQAIiT."
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Connections made At Harridbursh, via ALsutoND
ioF New York direct, and pagssnEerl b. this FouF
ruR through nom Pittsburgh e JerSsT Oily With
out change Of Cars.
Buy Your New York and Boston TIoksts ''Vi
Pitt9burgh, Wnioh are good sithsF bY PhiiadslBm
CT Allentown,
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NE ORDNARY YIELD

Of Corn Is from soto 50 bushels per acrs,r Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It Is
believed that no section Of country pcasnis great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which muSi
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kaCee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of SO miles on tha Braach and
147 miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy hay,
spring Wheat, Com, ~ ~.
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nITIYaTIoH oF CoTTnN.

ne sspsrf1tsnfB n Cotf0n siItiiTB drs gf
veTH graz Esrolafss- C0fp1leleing = LatitHde
80 aeJ. 30 Hitn. lee Jfdtto0a o. tie Breseh,
dnd d4s5umP PffoH on tie A1fn Lfdsl, fhs Con-
tss perfection u f5ts a5rs-- 4 ssttlerhdgia9
q 6GafkV efgOHa1 slsfldIren, can flrFl tier
g9iis51ttt labor 70 Q most pgglt1ols dcs0unssn sn
bSe gr5ge q 0atG ioe.f f5ctioa cf tats plant
TIA gfger0Bg egerfioRs nOls making % o0-
:, tain q slppsg of regidlle sesd Ststtea g t.s
rsquirsSs o IL d0it Of Il1iHois, aeill q g
h9ped, spssduY gfDs G su15efenf an1oaat %
PisEs gFeds brsddfs o. land.
MINING AND MANUFACTURES.
The great resources OF the state, In Coal, Iron,
Lead zinc, Peters Clay, Limestone, Sandstone.
&c, Sc, are almost untouched; ,hey await the
arrival Of enterprising md energetic men aoeus-
bamed 70 aOnTert them into gold. rl
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Railroads intsrsect The whole state. s115,-
0Q0, 90 have been invested in completing sle
-gfest uet-Fork that links eTeTT part Of The state
! into Immediate connection With the surrounding
States and the directest thoroushiarss Of con-
meree-
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIROADl
Travsrses the whole length Of the state from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
q the Ohio. As liB' name Imports the RailE0ad
runs through the centre of the State, and on e.
theF side Of the road along It's whole length He
NAe Allllla 4ANlHl ll4 4lA1s
r To ACTUAL sETTLERs.
From the unprecedented advantages thls Com
pany oilers It is not Surprising that it should
have already disposed Of 800 900 acres Of land.
Il Is nov selling at the rate Of 5000 acres per
week. The population along the line has trebled
in ten years, and Is nov sl4 SOL The Company
sel 70 actual cultivators and every contract con-
tains an agreements % cultivate.
CITIES, TOWNS, AIARKET5, DEPSTs.
There are Ninety Eight Depets On The Oonpa-
nyis Railroad, giving about one every seven
ulllas Cities, TcEn8 and Villages are situated
at conFenlsEt distances throughopt The whole
routs, where every desirable commodity may Be
found 8 resdilF IS n the oldest sities of tha
Union and Ehers buyers are C b net fqr an
kinds of farm produce.
EDUCATION
ISEeenaa.cs and w0lzlng men Eil Ind tas ires-l
sshool sTytem encouragad by the STATE. and en-
dowad with large revenue for The support of tie
sehooh Children can live IN sight oi fhe school,
the. college, The church, and grow up with the
prosperity 0f the leading STATE II the Greai fes-
tern Empire. s1
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt thaa L equals ths moss faFor-
ed descriptions that have ever baen- given of it;
but let any careful Observer Tisit Il, and he viii
inform you that the half has not been told Of tie
advantages e oilers for immediate occupation
and immediate returns. The farmersOf the East
ern and Middle States and Canada, are moving
to Illinols fn Ersat numhers; and L is believed,
that Il these surpsEsing advantages were made
known to the faEmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and Eorking populated of oFer-croFded Eurcpa,
thsy would promptly avail themselves of ne
knSElsdgs-
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BklB0K0S..
ClLaVELAND- 20 -MAHONINe

siAH LII IAN " AND u il2nAINAAt
~ RyAItRs0Apie
- - . .na.
On and alter Aiareh = l.ss. TrAias villruh SD,
LaAVHCLEyaLAHB. I AaRiVH AZ CLIy1LAaB
as1i57;...ss;ssSS s:sS > II. kSPFeiil;,,.'s.e s N.
naES dILr h-yL2l OHhBL Esa1H0Dss, Rag,k5
GILEVEIANDW BRFE r. r. sp3ia
~ Nld 33OI1jag s0nW asibhl cdr Iol bna oi
= on sV
Istl-s WIETER AaKGEeEAHRT.q IsClsig
On and aitsr mohiay, Ro9embsr Ell, 1851. n,
ssager Trains viii run ~ t1iieFaiauaal e.
LEAYE gLEyELARl
UnionTills. saybrook, and arrives Il Erie htiA
p Nj D1nkirf fiE0 p Nj -Hllalo 80 p. 81
E15 P. n. 00GHEAuT AOOOhhODATIOH-sto
eos p. .M.-HIGH HT IIPHEgg TIA fsj-stoupiag =
~ Pain657ile, Ashtabula and airard only, %
arrives at Erls e 1910 a. r., Dunhnk
to9 A.na Budaso iS5 A.h
LEAVE ERm.
ID 4. 3. NIGHT NKPBES8 TRAIn--5JoVplRG ,
9irErd, COnnRaut, Aahtabnlh and Palnc1Tib
only; and arrives 81 Cleveland At 7.t6A. n
ogl0 ?. =. EXPRE85 HAIIf fRAlH--st0DpiHg atli
gtatonG eEcept 1aybrook, Uniongi "a, PER-
Mentor s1d Wiekiins, and arrives q olsyi
ACCOMMODATION TRAIH viii lsAgs Oonnsag
II ateis9A. x, gt9pping e AL stations, aEd e
ritinG at Cleveland g s:zs a. q,
With tratns fer Toledo Chicago, polnmta1s Clncip.
natl, Sc. NshB, &c and all the trains Foing eaatWAf
oooneot gt DunkiEk with 1hs tIail5 Of the IL TaE y
Central and Buhalo Few York CITY RailroeiI,
Olsysland, Eoy. II. 1881 - Z
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RANNEY. BAOKUs 8 NOBLE,
VA .HirE La the OolrI Of OOmmoa P1sas, Z
of OuyAhOga Co., State OF Onfo. J 81.
Lprentul 3. Oonkar, PlAlhtiG, Actor for moheg

- -7TrT IA the OourI or OOmno.I Plsss. I
LOrsnt n ooaasS. Pisst I1 6stoa for SnaS no5sy
Emory l.. Albssrd, iai DssendspL AttSSb5snt. oalSi
-EMORY u. HUBBARD, THE
oeenBant In this action, i5 hereby n0tihsd
tnE5 petition for the recovery Of money only, Rus
Cisfki ofos f the court Of toeaf1o5 Pea sfore
Sad setting forth that the Said dsiend61ti 9 ndsb
eeS0 the plninLln In the sum Of tWo huudrtd and
ap AollEr5 YIth interest thereon from the eth day
SSptamDeT, le63 upOn prOmissory note Of said do
fendant dated aI Altoona, In the State OF Illinois.
tbs 6th day o. september a5s, and made payable In
data, OF which Bote plaintiff 10 the owner ana hold
or and that said petttion prays Judgment AGAINST
said defendant 6nid noto for the sum Of $50 %
Ghd interest thereon from September 5th, 1855
said defendant e further notified that be must
Hay next, Of IN default thereof iudTmsnt viii bo
: ~ ElAHNEY. BAoKUs = NOBLE,
Smith [IIlT' y FlFf' In Cuz,bor, Count,
Ransom l. Foot and }Court Of Common PIsai,
1.ga1S,E zOyts. Foot ct al. de- State of Ohio
7 UVIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
u said State, and one Of the defendants in the
Above eotion Il hereby notified that on the 20th
day Of February, A. b. 1852, said plaintiff fled
his petition In the Clerks Once Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom L. Foot is indebted to plain
tit on q judgment recovered before q Justice Of
the Peace In the sum of slSs ,s5, (costs Of suit
SS,TO,) with interest; that on the 18th Of Decem-
Der, 1850, q transcript of said Judgment was filed
In said Clerks once, and thereby from that date
became lien On the following described premt
ses, belonging to said Ransom L, Foot: Situate
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
known By being part Of lot No. % and bounded
on the east, l0uth and west by the east south and
west lines Of said lot No. e7 and on the north By
lands owned and set of to Emilins Foot con-
taininR fffY two acres and tWenty-eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the 28d day
of April, A. d. 1883, executed and delivered 70
aid LoVias Foot mortgage deed Of said premi-
Ses to secure the payment Of two notes, one for
S1l6 90 in one year, and another note for s2sS 70
n tEo years from said 28d day Of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatished on the record
inReo0rder'B Ones 0fBaid County, n wholly can
eslled and said notes are paid, and that neither
said LoVins Foot or his assigns have any lien on
ssid premises BY reason Of said mortgage indebt-
edsehs. Whereupon plaintiff prays that the pri-
oriy Of liens may Be determined, sale Of said
prtmlses ordered and money brought IN to Court
foF distribution.
Said defendant, LQFias Foot, must answer said
petition By the 8lst day of May, A. d. 1892 or In
default, this avsrment of said petition as to him
VII be taken as confessed.
ALBERTT. sLADE.
april 3S3 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Uonnecsoa5 are mads at lIonroSViils with the San
d1skY, Mansfield and Newark p. r., At Qlyde VIII
mont with Fremont Indiana Br =, and ~ poladf
with the Michigan Southern 8 Northern indiana
and Toledo and Wabash RailroadI f1r 0hicEgO, De-
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Osros Alton, at! Louis, ana AZ p0lnte " ct, EoFth'
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West, at $50 4. n, and s:lo P. \. from saldasds
d 300 A. =.
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MEDIC AZ IFsgsl

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DR. GIBSOI
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- nv . a A.lalIHQOM.

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iOmos2Iis BensSa H., 'isW doOrFI hon supsrioE,
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