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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

MASTER'S- -SALE.-PURsUANF
lNl to the command Of dscretal oTder Of sale
iTon the Court OF Common Pleas ofUuy Ahoga oOun-
ty, at tine suit Of sOlon Prentiss and Ohaunoey
Premises against Thomas Lowe and Others, 30 me
directed shall expose for sale ct public auction at
the door Of the Court House in the UitI Of OleYe-
land on the tWenty-oighth DAY of Marc at three
O'Clock p. N, the following described parcel Of
land situate IN the township Of East Cleveland,
county OF Ocyahoga. and state Of Ohio 20 Eit
PART Of lot No. three hundred ana sixty nine,
bounded as follows: beginning ct the northeast
corner of Mary loves land ct a stone in the
centre of the road, thence west on MARY loves
north line twenty six chains aud forty links TO the
west line Of lot; thence south on west line OF lot
three chains and seVenty-ntne links = stOnei
thence east parallel with north line twenty six
chains and forty links Othe east line OF lots thence
north on thoeazt line three hans and seventy
links 70 place Of beginning, containing ten acres ot
land. Also another piece Of land, being part Of said
lot three hundred and sixty mine, and bounded as
follows: on the east and west BY the lot lines, on
the north by the southerly line Of the tea acres
above described, and sOutherly BY line parallel
with said last named line, and lar enough sgutherly
therofrom to include two Of land, De the same
more orless, but subject 10 ali legal highWayd.-
Appraised at $3,Uc0. GARI q. ABBEY
lz7Is.9st ~ vtl1Fs Master OOmmiasionsr.
L, PREETIss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
. + a. 1ee7.ss0
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The above are all from persons who arc publicly
these statements without thorough conviction
' PREPARED By J. o. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And @: W: QLAKK, and By ali Druggists and
Dealers IN Medicine syerywhere Js ~ -.i-
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VHNsB , JUSTIFY CELEBRATED

Sick Headache
pgHpepgiaJ =
Foul Etomaoh,
General and HeTVou1 Debility,
Billious and Liver mplalnts,
OnStiVeneEB, Scrofuiou1 HUI
morS, EgV5r1, 30, &e.
ana ara eafs and reliable Family Medicine. y ors
OF them used than any other kind. =
-Ees OircularH. For sale py y. u. Geyio =
strong, Cleveland, Ohio and by DTugg1gta N the
country. Also, q Wbess At 10 OpSaE52 45Fest
Cleveland, Chic, By q ~ nOhisSlel
General AGENT for Ohio. NiohigIn ene ladlaTA
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JOSEPH 8. eRAENIs,


=
MASTERS SAhE-PURe UANT
lyl TO the command Of third pluries decretal
6rder Of sale from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Ouyahoga county Ohio, at the suit Of ssmusl q.
BLOCKS and Edwin ". Brooks, against HOTatiO n
Edmund e. P. MiEileberger, william MittleberG8r,
Commercial Mutual Insurance 90 Thomas ID.
Howe, Josiah King and William Shinn, executors
OF OhG5 AVery deceased, and others, me dir6st-
ed, shall expose tor sale at public auction, at the
door OF the Court House, in the City Of Oleveand,
on the 10Th day Of April, 1862, at two o CLOCK P.
NJ, tf said day, the following described pieces or
parcels OF land, to Wit situate In the township Of
Brooklyn, being number seven In the thirteenth
range OF townships 10 the OCnnecticut Western O.
County OF Cuyahoga, and is known By parcel 0l land
on west side OF Ouyahoga RiVer, now In City OF
Cleveland and is bounded - follows: esstsrtT By
OuyahOga BtTeF; nOrtheEly BY land heretofore con-
River street. called; southerly By land for
merly owned By A fred n illiAmss and being ninety
nine feet vide on CuyahogR hIver, and extending
alright angles With River street, and said kiYer to
River st eet about ore hundred and forty feet be-
ing lac same land conveyed 70 said Edmund u. p.
MIttlebSrger, By the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, BY deed recorded in UuYabogs County
kecordB vol AZ, pages 43 and 45. And also another
parcel Of land on said RiVgr, next suOtheriy of
above and bounded northery By said parcel OF land
erlY By said River strld, and soufherly By a line
parallel with the oorthefly line, and twenty-One
feet distant theTefrem, extending from said RTver
10 said RiYer street, being part CT the Alfred VIII
hams lot, so called, making in all one hundred and
twenty feet Hont on said htVer, and the Elevator
Building, machinery, and fixtures said premises,
be the same more less, but subject to ali legal
highways. Appraised at $3.50.
Adams 4 Oanheld, Master oommissiousr.
ms
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NHA al NffERY NALE.-PnRsnANT

NHANUERY SALE.-PURsUANT
NJ to the command Of a deoretal order of sale
from the Circuit Court Of the United States Tor the
Northern district OF OhS, at the suit OF charlotte
Herendeen against George U. ShumWay and Others
70 me directed lha expose for sale at public euo-
tion at the door Of the Federal Court Buildings IN
the city Of Cleveland, on the thiIty-hrat day OF
March, 1851 at three O'Clock P M, the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate in the township Of IN
son, IN the county Of Gsauga, and State OF Ohtos
known by the north pant OF lot No. one tract No.
tWo aud south part Of lot No. four east division Of
tract No. one, and bouaded as follows; Beginning in
the centre Of the state road leading nom Ohardon
Square to Rayenna at the north east corner Of Q
piece OF land in lot No. one tract No two, formerly
owned BY MehiLable heWcOmb, and since BY halks
Spencer, thence west f0Ety-fouf ohaiua and toFty
eight links to stake and stones In the west line Of
lot No. one, tract No. two; thence north thirteen
chains and eighty Hnks to stake and stones at the
n0rtn west corner Of lot No, one, tract NO. tEoi
thence west one chain and seventy seven links
thence north thirteen chains and twenty-five lnks
to stake and stones; thence east foTty-tWO chains
and eighty-seVsn links to the centre OF the btGta-
road; thence south $40, east twenty-5even chains
and forty six lnks to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning one hunOred and eighteen and 7O-OO acresi
sixty acIee Of which is IN rot one tract tWos and
htY-eight 70l0 acres in south part OF lot tour in
east division Of tract one, IS per George Smiths
survey, made October, 1855 beng the same land
conveyed to George O. shumway By Nelson Peek
and wife. Appraised at s., 900 "a.
Master Commissioner IN ChRnosry.
L. PRKNTIss. kol'r for CompTG. ieb26:3lS
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. JOSIAH 81. BURTON, WHO Is A
81 resident Of New York, is hereby notified that
the above named painEifis on the nth day of Sep
timber, A. ID. 1851, com menCed suit in the Court
Of Common Pleas OF OuyahOga county Obto. clalm
ing thai there Is due to them from ths said Leander
J Randall the sum Of eight thousand dollars, the
same sum being the amount Of money retained BY
said Randall belong to said plaintiffs in closing up
the business Of the late firm Of CLARK, Randall Co.,
ing business ct Cleveland, Ohio, aud which was
composed of the following members, as plaintiffs
claim: AlansOn M. Clark, heAnder J. Randall and
Villa H. Blake, and that the said Lsander J..
Randall, at the November term, A ID. ls5ll OF gsid
Court Med an afdavit 10 Baid Court, stating that
was necessary to make the said Josiah a. Burton q
party to said suit and the Court therefore Ord red
the said Josiah II. Burton % be made party 70 said
suit. The petition IN said case Is required to be
anggered BY the 29th day Of March, 1852, IL will
Ee Eaken true TO said Burton
Tl THRASHER, DUAFEE HATHAWAY,
feb6:s7g Attorneys for L. J. Randall. l..
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-
against mon Pleas Of CuyahO-
Emory I. hubbard and ga county, and State
Henry ~. Hubb5Ij, Dsfts. Of Ohio.
Action for money only, with attachment.
EMORY u. HUBBARD AND
u Henry W. Hubbard, defendants in this action,
ato hereby nOtiAea that on the 10th day Of March,
A, D., 1854 Petition nled in the G,7rk's Office
Of said Uourt OF Common Pleas, settt1 lorth tnEt
on the 24th day Of February A. D. I58, at the ciIy
Of Galesburg, county OF Knox, ana Stats Of iln is
said defendants executed and delivered 70 one Elijah
bruner, their Joint and seVsraf appeal bond, bind.
ing themselves unto the said Eljsh BruueF, TO ray
TO the use Of this plbiutif the sum OF i've hundred
and ten dollars which said bOnd contained q con-
dttton whereby the said Emery u, Hubbard was re-
Quired and bound % pros6 ute with effect appeal
to the DIstrict Court of said Knox county, trsm
certain judgment rendered against said Emory in
CiIy and Knox county. voiI pay WhRoeYer
Judgment shUuId be rendered agaiast the said Emo
ry on So appeal; that said appeal was prosecuted
TO final Judgment HghineT the said Emory for the
sum S257 YS ana costs Of suit amounting 70 SIS,
bur that said Judgment has net been paid, nor AnY
part thereof as required By tbs cOndlIion Of said
bOddi that execution has been duly issued upon
The said Judgment and no property found whereby
the same could be satisfied; and tnat s8id Judgment
and Is we'll said appeal bond remain in fun force snd
unaailshed, Whereby the plaint1n has been damaged
in the sum Of S157 gS and coats OF suit SIS 90.
Wnereupon plalnIin asks judgment against said
de3ondants on said bond for S23S g. with interest,"
thereon from d arch lHt, A. ID. 1883.
Said defendants further notified that they must
ansWer said PETITION or the l2th day Of May
next or In detsult thereof judgment viii be taken
- BAENEY, BAoKUs 8 NOBLE,
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MEDICAL.
ElESEsl ST sISgs IS

I'M k9 D. sfelel lasSSS
,
akS4 ] D u SN4
Llss Hsaldye5 DeIlaTs PTsM'smiu
SEMINAL -WEAKNES
~ W p On grlH1l AFoEEH0aA,
aLB8T, 6o., AID INPOFBEOY
OURED,
After ali Othsr Treatment Fails u
DR. A. GIBSON, IiC
FoFmefly Of New York OIty, viii Pay One Hun.
dred dollars for the proof that he ever hiI to ouFs
he above named diseases. he VIII pay the SaIno
SS 8. dd Fl sPi s. 1sss % 8. Ss5 Ss dsss: viz
IissF many Year, Of laborious study and sxpsri-
snos, DF. GIBSON d happZ IN being sble % an
aounes g the unfortunate, that he hss psEiooso4
sPINDY ARD p ARAAhEhT CUB
d ek1 above and ofherI
III PRTVAER tDIBEAgES
bad efIoeta arising ehsEshrom, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROeERAli0ds
Sc has suooesded 10 curing cases In this city, Bos
Of whom had expended hundreds q dollar vita
mAladiss With success, and without receiving She
m 81 sfjE doSS 1ot bosvt Sbst he Il a member Of
some College 70 London or Paris, PerhEgs some
othaI DO ior the purpose Of ensnAring the innooent
md Who hold out nest sxesotation! never to Be -
thlI thas he b aba % give sntre latiAAction 70
FitY and that he has Perfected an American Sygtem
o frssfInsnf which ohallenEsa any PhyIicisn Of Lon
don o. PnFI or any patent medicine TO equa for The
tsrAngsments, both mental md DhIgioaii hrislag
nom sexual or necfot abuse,
DT. GIBSON hlIo ulAiran ios bis lev tEe4tnent the
following advantages over al 0tnerI Jet
and Gr1ti the nEenb u1ed are In no respect diEerss-
abs; he uoes no relics Of the dark ages guoe -
Eor5urY, nor any other doletsrioul drug peoonniy
no restrictions in dist or business 10 Third
" ha treatment A. positive and certain in all cAsea
He stands pTepafed e 80 into any public Or private
hospital In the United bsate5 and demonstraso tho
Immense superiority Of his new treatmont oYer any
other EOR known 20 the world % po1nt OF pTonpt
nsas, psEmAncncyi mionoS1f sa1stE Ano eonTap1anea
6T. eIBsOH Il permanently locssod In Oleysisad.
and has during the Palt two yaau peEformed many
cures q eilsalel which had for yearl resisted all
other modes Of treatment. Rerenoe can be given 90
individuals OF the hTHt TnEreotatiitT In UleValan
Boston, Now York, and other oities In regard TO
1kf and integrity in al Proleslional tEAnlaotonas
DyIpsp5iAl khuemAti1ml Sorofula ead AL chronic
diseases treatsd with superior success. E1l;ii =
~ Esd1oine lent 80 eny DeEt q ths eoSnHy On
DT. GIB6SEB Hsg work On PhyEiOlOsy for Sala
DB. GIBSON, za
Professor Of ElsotropstGy Gsi NsGisiHt,.
Omce-Is Seneca g. few doors from Superior,
Ntafrg I-a.sF 4 g.
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THE ILLINOIS CEDTRAL RAHRoAD

Traverses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio. As its name imports, he Haiitoad
runs through the centre Of the State, and % ei-
thsr side Of the road along its whole length ne
the lands offered for sale.
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oAEs, BARLEY. RYE. RuCKMHEAT.

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
ced in great abundance. The northern portion
of. Illinois is about the climate Of PennsylVania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every product
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
DR. GIBsoN,

Professor Of ElSotTopGtAy aNd Nsfiaiat,
omce-llS Seneca g. 3 few doors from Superior,
up stairs. 1.-s ,
RniiV, SundsFa sHcaptad- iAuga. g
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CULTIVATION OF COTroN.

gerry great pronafse. Commencing N latitude
SO deg. 80 n7iB. (sss Aatt0oB on the Br1noh,
and Assl1sptio1i on the Aats Line, he Com
PdHy otoRs thousands Of acres a0elI ddapfsafo
the perfection Of this Jf6zs.-A setfler1arfRd
TG1lttg Of yolsa9 chfldrs1, can tara theiF
gouthft labor TO a most 1JrQ1itc6R dce0uHt IN
tie gr0l1th Gnd perfection sf this plGnt. .
TIE 0tgorots e1ertfols 1Olg 7sdkiag % 05-
tain q supply Of rsEiG5ls seed suffed 70 tis
rsQBfrsnLe1fs of The sol Of Illiaofs, i0il q 2
hoped, speedily gfDs q sufficient dDsouHf %
plant a great 6rsqdft Of land. -
MINING AND MANUFACTURES.
The great resources Of the ststs, In Goa, Elon.
Lead, Zinc, Po.ters Clay, Limestone, sandstone,
&C., &c, are almost untouched; they await the
arrival Of enterprising and energetic men, acc1s-
toned to convert them into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS. @
Railroads interseet the whole stsie. s115,-
00O, 900 have been invested IN completing the
great network that links every part Of the State
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directest thoroughfares Of com
merce.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Fraverses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
to the Ohio. As its name imports, he Eailfogd
runs throuzh the centre Of the State, and y si- /
thsr side Of the road along its whole length ns
the lands offered for sale.
10 ACTUAL SETTLERS.
From the unprecedented advantages this Con-
pany Offers, 1t is not surprising that It should
have already disposed Of 5000 acnes of land
It Is now selling at the rate Of 3 900 acres per
week. Thepopulation along the linehas trebied
in ten years, and Is now s14, ,S91. The Company
sell to actual cultivators and every contract con
tains an agreement to cultivate.
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOrs.
There are Ninety Eight Depots on the COnpa-
nys Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
at convenient distances throughout the whole
route where every desirable commodity nay be
found as readily as in the oldest cities o. the 7
Union, and where buyers are to be met for ali
kinds Of farm produce.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and working men win End the frss-
school system encouraged BY the State, and el-a
lowed With a large revenue for the supborr OF me-
schools Children can liTain sightof the school,
the college, the church, and grow 'up Hl-h-tas
prosperity Of the leading State In the 0rs.t ies-
tsrn Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that It equals the mos favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given Of it;
but let any careful observer visit It, and be WI
inform you that the half has not been toie "a ne
advanseOea e -@Gs-s IOr Immediate Occuuntion
slIIa immediate returns. The efarmerso Of the East
ern and Middle States and Canada, are moving
70 illinois in great numbers; and it Is Believed,
that IL these surprising adTantages we're made
known to the farmers, mechanics, mauulzcturaIsT
and working population Of oTer-eroEded Europe,
they would promptly avail themselves of tAe
knowledge
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

MOTICE.-PURSUANp To An
In order made By the Judi dge Of the Probate Conrt
Tor The County Of uuyahOga, IN the matter Of the
signmont Of William FisEe, khal offer for sale a
public auction, at the door Of ths Court H9uae in
said county, on the 18th day OF April 1862, at two
O'Clock L, N the following described Notes aud
Accounts, TO wit, being the assets Of said assgn-
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS. 2

Railroads intersect the whole State s115,-
00o, 900 have been invested in completing the
great network that links every part Of the State
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directest thoroughfares Of com
merce
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at 35 900, 600 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not les than 40 O0O
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, Buckwheat Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Bects, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 20 to swell
the vast aggregate OF production in this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent oUto the State Of Illinois during the
past year. -.-. .-
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MINING AND MANUFACTURES.

The great resources Of the ststs, In Coal, Iron;
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandaone,
&C., &C., are almost untouched; they await the
arrival Of enterprising and energetic men, accas-
toned to convert them into gold.
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no ACTUAL SETTLES.

From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers, it is not surprising that It should
have already disposed Of ,3O0, 900 ac1es Of land
It Is now selling at the rate Of ;, 900 acres per
week. Thepopulation along the linehas trebied
in ten years, and is now s14, ,s91. The Company
sell to actual cultvators and every contrast con
tafns an agreement to cultivate e-altL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

HE. KIHGsLEY, OlsVSlanS,
ootIsAEW tGonsral AGont Tor Ohis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

GO-PARTNERBB4P NOTICE.
~ Ihe ,und9rs gned bRya tfermsd PnrlnCruhip
H. r. M yers brihs gBn. rat sftiier and E u ou8f
Hptoiel partner b0h bOinE FssidPns u Jleroland,
mo ~. v houss coutri bu tos 70 tue common HlOck
the sum OF six thousand Five hundtdd roarB.
iho general nature Of the business to be TRANSACT
ga s inst 81 the manufgtur0 and sae Of stoves aud
Bafes, 80 4
This cO-partnership TO date from FebruarJ lst
1862, and terminate on tha rtt day OF EabruarY is6
In witness whereof We hersunto sat oar har a. aud
aeala this frstday Of FebrunrV. iss9
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Adams \ Oanheld, Master gommissiOu6 u6r.
Pitts Att'Yg. marlb:333
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

p p ss s = cher sss ss srs q q" ''r
Vegetable oas. per gallon. 1c>nz<-
Vegetable pulmonary b.lsazn same - "Dcnfri-
fcrF
veruif1gc, ssD>nfifrcc''
Warehouse entry. II custom houses. not csc>~f-
ING on< dollar m vxnc. stamp tur 1cc.1a
Do. De-, exeeesing enc dellsr. <nd stexcecdins
i've dollars 50 CENTS.
Do. do. exceeding ave asui.rs In .alas leo
warehouse receipts. stamp dsty Is esnt<-
WHISKY. Per gallon ~ cent<
Do, recfhed. i not 20 pay an sddisicusl duty
Wholesale dealers. under which tern = InrluIed
every prrsoB who's business q euzupsfion
to sell, OF ofer 10 sell. grec,zcs-or any zoo1s
wares or ufrchantise u fore N dorncrfic
prcfnc-ion. ~ more than original pack.
sge OF piece Al time. 20 the same pur-
chaser no; including vhes. sYiritaoas or nal,
liquor. for each license "a a
Wholesale dealer in liquor. Il every de.crip-
ton iner6ing dsief sIfrts. fsrsns nf~t H.
quors and wiBes 81 al kinsls lpersous other
than distillers who seil OF ohcr or sale any
such hquors. IA quanfities 20 1sors than tlfree
gallons a one time 20 the same purchaser, are
incinded.) for each license Too %
Willow, manufactures of sp~
Wine made Of gTu.es. per gsllon Soeats-
Withdraw entry a. bouse stamp duty
Wood, manufactures q, II nc; otherwise pro-
vided for au~< a.
Wood rcrews IA. cts
Wool manufactures Of Otherwise specified. per
worsfed. manufactures Il Otherwise specified per
Worm lozenges. same A. .'Dcnsifrioe-"
Writ, stamp duty 80 crnts-
Zinc, MANUFACTURES o. no; otherwise specified per c.
Do. oxyde q. per Too pounds IS cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

The Tax M Just psz--d both Hon->s of Congress On
the 81 - Jun> We rive below table n the taxes nm
posed ne q the Articles and classes Of persons
tsxes arranged IN alphabetical form. rendering the
table valuable Cor convenient and ready reference:
n~sszss impo-ed Of the following different
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

rae Taxes snHesea ~ the Tax Dssss
and Passed ~ Cengsesss Sune 23as
ss82-rhe Duties - BUcoaes, Busu.
sUrauee Ce0pgutess wassreaa Com.
pauses, &c.-The Taxes 81 Distilled
spsvtss, Manufactures, oils, Paper,
Gas, Can1Scss Tebacce, snuff, Sc.
gars, uvsWs Ssap, screws. C1sshs Leas
shsr, Cine, wine. Coal, &c.-The Tax
- Cooen-The atsense Tax, Ac., &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20
The Boker-Dean sensntIon.

The following story is going the rounds
Of the New York press; the New York Sun
questions its accuracy
a City readers will remember the mar
riage of Mary Ann Boxer, daughter Of the
wealthy New York merchant to John
Dean, her fathers coachmau. The follow
ing is said to be the sequel: Her husband,
the ex-coachman, was soon after his mar
riage, provided for with berth in the Gus
tom House, and with his lady wife went
into housekeeping on an humble scale in
South Fourth street, Williamsburgh. He
left the Custom House for some reason, and
I took the American Hotel, at the foot Of
Grand street, E. Die did not succeed in
this business, and gave the Hotel up. The
next we hear is, he had deserted his wife.
Thrown helpless upon the world, unable
to earn her own living, cut off without
cent in her fathers will, disowned BY all
his relatives and former friends, Deans
relations being too poor to assist her, the
unfortunate woman had no place Of refuge
but the Almshouse, and she is now pau
per upon BlackWell's Island"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20
seareh for New Cotton FIeIds,


Europe IS all aliYein the search for new
Gotten fields. The resources Of India are
taxed for the production Of increased
quantities of the staple; Austrian enter
prize begins to look in the same direction /;
African cotton is not altogether a hope
less speculation. Mr.. Hippolyte Peut
writes TO Paris paper that it is praetica-
bic to grow cofteu in tbs extensive region
on the MediterrS-esn which lies between
cette, st. GilIess, FOruques, Allies and the
port Of Boue; and the Turkish Ambassa-
dor in London asks the Cotton Supply As
sociaton Of Manchester to furnish him a
supply Of twelve tons Of the best Ameri-
can cotton seed, for growth in AdrianOple,
where the Governor General proposes to
lay down some hundreds of acres for an
initial experiment.