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.INIOrlCE -vWILLIAM SLADE AND 10,
IN SEPHINE I. sLADE mon residents Of the
shte Of Ohio are hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on the 2sth day Of April, 1882, hlei his
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas Cuya-
aogq county, Ohio, stating that on the 4th day Of
October, 1865 the said William Slade executed
and delivered 70 Little Keyes his six promiaoFy
notes Of that date for the sum Of $500 90 each
with annual interest at six per cent. until due
and ten per cent ANIMAL interest after due paya.
bic one on April 1, 1861, aud the other five each
yearly thereafter; that onssaid October 4th, 1855
20 secure the payment of said notes. the said VII.
liam Slade and Josephine L, Slnde executed and
delivered to said Little Keyes mortgage deed
thereby conveying to said Little Keyes, their
heirs and assignees, tue following described
premises: Situate in said Cleveland beinR Lot
No. ], IN Block No. two, and and on the north
easterly corner of Huntington and Garden streets,
n said Cleveland, said lot being IS feet front on
Huntington street, and 10 feet on Garden street,
ana being came premises conveyed to said Sade
BY said Little keyes. ~ That plaintiff IA now
the legal owner of said notes and mortFage :.
and that there Is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Sade s439.45 with annual in.
tereat after October p, 1861, at ten per cent on
$l94 2i and on Sz42 90 after April 4, 1852 at ten
per cent. and the annual interest at six per cent
on $500 90 after October 4, 1858, until due, and
ten per cent. after due
The object and prayer OF said petition Is TO re.
cover the amount due on said notes and to sub
Said defendants are required TO answer said peti
tion en- or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the first publi-
cation Of this notice. -rs .sr =. ---1 =
-s IaT'1. IF. HOYEY, Plaintifis g Attorney
Cleveland, April %, ls6239I
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STOVES AND TMWARE.
FHE DESPA FCHs COOKING gF0VF

1.HE DESFATCH COOKING B1uNE-
Having during tna past lfinieT, tesu improved, ID
nov uHdo1bfedlY -tho % li3T stnTa In tee narfstr
It's Baking, Roasting and Broiliag FrupeItle1 sro
unsLceptionablls and "a ecsnrmy 81 Euel it 2 IN
PARALLEL With ifs new patent gfata { VIII buru
g0sl Is WaH as wool most sflnirablg; the OEsa -
ing thOEnlghY ventilated it vii produce ~ e-
and healthy bsks, cQusi t0 that of RaE5Ei1 Brick
uVenf Resting and Toa8 ing 20 done bsiore tns
open IRE, aud BroinE i've Goals on e1a 1e4rtr
as common sense diefat e. It "a manuilctlred a.
this city and III material usad and ths workman
sstisletioh TO an as hundreds of bousskoorerl O.
this city and surrsuuding COUNTRY who are daily
USING the stove, viii te.tifg.
TIE MorRilg S,ar Co0lisg 2i0Us
Is 8 new snd desirable uastorn, Hhich, With FIris.
sy ct Others, make our stock com plsfe- We ailo
haVa On hand great variety of faridr CodrinT adl
Olhar he.fing stoves for sale at raduoai rricsI.
arr constantly supplied with al the nsWs5t 8
most besutiill styles Of
EN- A NJ E LED CRATE
Also-an q the most useful arti-iea o.
HoEss FiTEiShiRg Good, Nals 3 Flgzses Tool
We are iuzt rCosiuiag ths lfst tulpzsld gtylru Of
blRD GA FS, which offered icr sale lt tie loH-
Tor sale ~ Who'll fail, All ths rariQlg aro7
q lain end Jaaaned lius Copper and Sheet Lroa
Wan vi ofier the almost endless VARIETY of goods
iu line for sale tha lowest cush price7, On th9
ONE PRICE SYSTEM
1a-AH Houueksep-r and tbess who eoltsn3lgtq 3,
HouEek eping, the 10 { Of mankind, aro most
cordially i1Fits 70 eaii bsioTs rurehglin el.aalo
antsei st ths stoTs and ERA 3 Bmporlull 81
W. L MARVIN
msr3l No. sO sa1fh sidal lpuh squsre.
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THE ORnTNARY YIEI.n

Of Corn is from % to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules Sheep and Hogs are raised
here al small cost and yield large profits. Il Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Praii
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming TO which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of So miles on the Branch and
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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q. ". PALMER,
plAindla AitornaT.
Anrnls:sss

SRitn LILY fI'F'f' T. onv.bo,. oonntv
Ransom L. Foot and Court Of Common Pleas,
L0yias EsSdaSt6 Foot ct. al de- State of Ohio
II DYIAs FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
ii said State, and one of the defendants in the
above action, is hereby notified that on the Goth
day OF February, A. ID. 1852, said plaintiff fled
his petition in the Clerks Office Of said Court of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom l.. Foot Is indebted 70 plain
tin on judgment recovered before Justice Of
the Peace in the sum of Sl33 S5, (cOsts of suit
s. S7o,) with interest; that on the 18th of DeCem-
ber, 1852, transcript of said Judgment was fled
in said Clerks ofice, and thereby from that date
became a lien on the following described premi-
ses, belonging to said Ransom L., Foot: Situate
In Dover township, in said County and State, and
known Dy being part Of lot n o 81, and bounded
on the east, south and west by the cast south and
west lines OF said lot No. o. and on the north by
lands owned and set of to Emiline Foot con-
taining fifty two acres and twenty eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom l.. Foot, on the 2SddAy
Of April, A. ID. 1858, executed and delivered 70
said LOyias Foot mortgage deed Of said premi-
ses TO secure the payment of two notes, one for
Sll6,6 in one year, and another note for S253 10
in two years from said 23d day of Apul, but that
said mortgage, though unsatisied on the record
in Recorders Office of said County, IS wholly can
celled and said notes are 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 leus 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 3Ist day of May, A d. 1852 OF in
default, this averment of said petition as to him
VIII be taken as confessed.
ALBERTT sLADE.
ma4-ann r. 1T -HHaH
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EMYEL1PES.

ENVELOPES Iza ENVELoPESI1
eo0,e0 EnYegpASN of 81 sizes, qualities and col.
On hFfiais q The hCSiS- OonntinE Rooa, sassB az
n1fl
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. YMAN hFTTLH,

Daaleh
B a l. ES Z At
Eesr1 sroat Farie.g a 1armi ss1 On Plo.r-'
~ sale Rent. also. choice EnrIliaT Lfna1 -
-ic1iFtn4 liilHclE- Wisconsin Iowa ard IIlEdrHI
1iF01ra No. AtWator RulidinE, llsTeIsld, ~ .
ID EAh ESqAHH--4N. N, kNHHS. s.
II n ifsruoriT d tls I'm % IfitIs : EGT-.1-l =
7tonsd Ee1t NHtal1 01icc IN Eou1tl Elocr. -
1sls cf Ser Fe1icl street. nd Pubs H5raEs 80 u s.
11IlsanfiF q -hfa 7c7clrl t1ouIln1 1rI7E ~ ~
1uilits % NzIEIilg Lands in ~ SlstI 81 fll1 20
Niscglsn srf lE1lTi, 60 aIrhrlrl - or. - 49,
Ne51Eils PsFt 90 Bali q nslFs
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LITIGATION

Atecnan.cs and working men win find the free
school system encouraged BY the State, and en-
d0Wed with large revenue for the support of The
schools. Children can live In sight Of the school
the college, the church, and grow up With the
prosperity og the leading State In the Great Wes-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that it equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given o. d;
but let any careful observer visit t. and be viii
inform you that the half has not been told of the
advantages Il offers for immediate occupati0n
and immediate returns The farmersof the Eagt-
eru aud Middle States, and Canada. are moving
70 Illinois In great numbers; and e Is believed,
that Il these Eurpassing advantages were made
known TO the farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and working population Of over-croEded Europe,
they would promptly aFsl themselves Of ths
knowledge.
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MINING AND MANUFACTURES.

The great resources OF the State, in Coai Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., &C., are almost untouched; they await the
arrival Of enterprising and energstic men accus-
LamAd 70 conHerL than Into anl--
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IIAsNER4 aIIR --PnRsl M n

NEiAsrBRB SALE EPURsUINT 10
IFAl the command of deerotal order OF sale Is.
sued rom the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, ht the cult Of John Pistner
against Sebastian Stiegerwad and others, to me
directed, shall offer for for sale az public auo.
t0n; Rt The door Of the Court House, In the City
OF Cleveland, IN said county on the S0ih day OF
May isp2, az two O'Clock p H., the following
described lands and tsnements, to wit:
Situate IN the Citv Of Cleveland, IN the county
OF Cpyahoga, aud State OF Ohio, and 4 known ~
being the north half Of the following described
piece Of laud, Wig the esst half Of City lot No
one hundred aud twenty seven (i2I), In Barber
\ Lords subdivision In the City of Ohio, former
" soealled, and bounded as follows; north By lot
No; Us seast BY York street south BY lot No I26
and west by the west half Of said lot No I2T be
tpg ~ freet front on York street and ll9 Q 70 sect
10 depth. The lot hereby intended TO be con.
yeyeh being 80 feet on York street lle 6I2 feet
deep be the same mOre OF,loBs, but, subject to all
legal highWayst Appraised at S4OG ID ~
GEO. II. WYHAN,
b. X, ,BEAyIs, "a ..- Master COmm'r.
On Plh7s Atty. apTs03sp z
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ENVELOPES.

EAYRhOPRsI ENYHL0PHs
500, 600 EHVEL0 0PES or ALL
BIE, oUALIEINs AID uQEoBg FOB lAE1
q ~ Lnlasg OouRtllg GSok. Ohsl7 ior OaIa.
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THE FAIR INE2i
Oa 4z1 Loas LADY o. rHs oznBou ObrvEp
COETLHUED.
OHAPTER Xrl-To ANXIOUS IEeUIRms.
And anoiher 1Rn6ramuIs
who Of self Goes wonders think,
SAYS that hia molasses tom.oat
ne viii Only dip IN ink
And thea make d o. some foolsosp,
BRING tetter story outs
Ihan ny gtoFT OF Huir Ines
hich assertion 1 much doubt.
Il BY th'sstb do not diIlurb me.
I101e ny genus who eplses
Htll, when have passsd 70 heaven
Giory ne bsyond the sEiss.
Twenty cities claimed HemsTs
v hen % nsareu his apirft h-d ned,
Through Whioh cfliss living Homer,
could not earn crust Of bread. r.--a "a 4
Eor DOL forget that TaasB. -s ~
fhFo' all Greece could not gsE trusted
For single dFOp Of .'EyO."
But tbsH9 men who e ug t'lent
EuteE and gooua aud make mouth
Es1 oEl them hass seotderss
6yupathiEers with the south.
And warn them, leave the country,
Laevs it ere tne ooming springs
Eoran outraged pe0pi viii not
rsaa. shall nOtr Stand this sort OF mug 4.
tOOETINUED.l
Ths ,,trouu Of Union Han and the public in gen.
Gsi ili = = tat notice that srs noR o1srins
- rfr1fI u BtrRsiuu fl a- tA - ~
SPRING b &SUMMER CLOTHING,
6 greatly reduced pricas, at - Goa
IaAkQ a lsAA0H
RAGNIEIOENT UNION HALL,
os Ag.sS; 5or &c ssIs si5 q siRssT5 09S65a +5S
md HtoEr'l Autgiastpn HIs9smsE, .
- bOOEa OUT Ape TAd gtdh4a- ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

Tie experiments ia Cotton cuIflsrs are 5T
Uerg great PTOHtfse. Commencing fll Lafffllds
80 deg. 80 min. Zee 1fdfto0H on he Bn1nch,
and Ass1ina ptton on tie NdfR Ltnsl, tis Com
pdHg Oaons Thousands Of acres a5elE adapted to
fss perfection Of tbfs fJrs. 4 ssfflerfG5fng
a1Gntttg of young chfidrsll, e1n tu7lI fhsi-
golftbfHa labor 70 a most profitable GcoouHtiH
the gr0aokh and perfection Of fAis plant.
z he 0fG0Fous ezerfi0ns R0lG 1IQlin1 70 o.
tain supply or reliabks seed suited 70 fhs
rsQlireasats gf tie soil Of ZIiaois, on, ft fs
hoped, speedily 0iDe Sufficient 0m0anf %
plaat qre1t breadth Of Lend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

NOTIOH-FHE UEDHEsIGNHDHA HAS
nV been ddly sPgolutsI Executor q fhp Last WIZ
and Te1tsmsnt Of ahaz MOrchalh. late q fluIahoga
the oalata aEe Tequasted 70 max tpmeoiat8 pay
mon1 and those having olalmt .EairSt the tatne
wifi present. than % th0 undarngn6d for allowance.
ap[Ntq AARoN HERoHAGTs EEoeatuE.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

LtL RALE.-Pursuant to an order Of sale 70 ma
directed from the Court Of Common d as f1r Ouya-
hogs Comfy, IN the STATE Of Ohio, 10 an action
therein psnGing, wherein samuel HaYman is plsin-
til and Henry q. Abbey adinistTatoro II the estate
OF Robert Parks, deoeased, and others srs Defend
ans, will expose for sale at public auction, at the
door u the Court mss In said county, on the 2ltb
day OF May, 1852, commencing at O'Clock P n, the
following described lots Of land situate IN the city
q OlsVeland In said county, being in the Buffalo
ComRe = purchase, and numbered and appraised
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THE MLINOIs CENTRAL RAIlR0AD

TraTsrses the whole length Of the STATE, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
to the Ohio. As its name imports, The Raifdcd
runs through the centre Of the State, and on si-
ther side Of the road along It's whole length lie
de lanls AL r-- IL. -
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s-,, -. nlCAll7.s 60 - =
lNlbRsbl 81 u SIS
- - = :
AVel q
0s5 HIHdFss psllGs PfeanlaIiI
SEHIEAL WEAKEEss
O sezEHkgJaEaoz1, e
e u ST, Sc, AsD iEPOH EHJT
90 &A2a
SeF all othsr Ireatmeat Esilg
DR.. A. aIBS0E,
Fsl5Hl,S,5iY @ Ess Xefs giiy, vin g1y 80 asa
ihs aboTs ynEznsd dlgsauoa, Hs VIII Esy ths ElHte
ths Uuitad si1tes trlals iha ge9e eiseases with
snee, Dr.. GIBSON q haF1y In being abs . az
R5uaos . as anioz tun.tsi thst ha hA4 psEaeise
sPEEDY IND PIBsIkEHaT GUS d.
PRIVATE DISEASES
aish All had s6sos1 ar1Iia3 tharst0m, iuciuliHE
pHBlhIEI Oh 6EHFOus P3O5IRAIioE,
Dc lea Eucnsecsd fl curing cases IN this city s0r
= whom hEd s1esadsa handrsds of delisTl, siia
nalniias stth Ea5oesl, aad uiiEous Tsoslgins ih5
~. e5I fsIE dos nd 5st taas hs isa u,sebef c
sozDe College in loudCn % tafil g P9rha7E sons
utasra 90 f0- the rlFpg5e o. ensnaEng the inunoenf
and Who hod cut great expectations ueFeE y e re-
dllE1l. Hut what d. aEH4la night blaIt cf 90
htl, Shat be u abla 80 give eptre slti5aetl5n &c
sho1s Who ropsso coah s.ls u AS ebiltond intof-
1ity, lld ehss ne bss rsrlec93 a. Amartola ny1tel
u treatment which oil aIia sng 4 l5Fi1iat 81 Lor-
don or EEri1, slY Iat5g i1lc5.H eoH1ual iof lha
Faiiosi c1ro q Il q Gaf leH-, Enf-1 ise1e1 o.
fngunGsmcuH1, 18th moltat aea rh ffie2lt sfsllEe
lrctl a5Edai raes1ee sNu1a.
Dr.. QlB6DS eilc eltiIs ieg alEnsE tItell1ansiff /
loiloIlnf ltFal Alei over -il etiiefa fls nit-E-1
fna hrlss ths afsEis lEta eris 60 I.Eeol dllalil-
GlEclET, az any G1icF dall+aii5.1 Guy: sics9l1.
ilo restrictions 81 dlea ls1l q nc ilirl llifa
" his trezfmeut q pcEi-ile sna oe-saa ln eli ee
&c Etandl rrspsred 20 @ s1tc zlig li1 e itlfela
hoSFitll 81 tae unsa states 80 -. s5ase sce
i1anianEe nufcriaFitT ci 1 ne5 iasls of1t a.
tthsr NOV i1oUu = sHs 7scIld ~ PctHa % pzuaet
nGll, Ror1lanlleFr ill - 4 80 llialiHd
~. sf3sfT Is psrn.aaaatiy losase6 N ClsIsIazg,
md - darin7 tha ngss two Tspu Performed man
1uraa o. 5i1c4-a aAiln 80 - 80 elllea - Z
1shsF uFcsaI Of rnatents 4eerence eau he given te
hifTffua77 of the frat raErects1iiitf IN E5falant
H01i6n Rev YORK. eEd other eiEif1 Ia regard 90
tiiI nd lnsaEfitY u al professional trlnrations
3FsrsrEia, MAls1lltlll1i Bcrcslls arc al nnFuuic
,ils11ls1 treatei Wiil aufeTloT zEo1et1.
~ M91i0ins s1ns - AaE y1fs q 10 1pdEsFg O.
g. 5IIIlaei 6 6sa Wosk On FAgu,sios7 ~ NJ
BR- GIBSON,
57ejsssor sf EistfTosasty sHS kszssisss,
Oac9e-lls seneca ut., fsW doors from superior,
oiios iouy1 nom to Il aaa irsaa q O'slsas
seiiT, (1undaEu eIcsDsed-l elEl
q
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RAILROAD SYSTEM on HLmOIs.

Railroads intersect the whole State. s115,-
900, 900 have been Invested IN completing the
great network that Inks every part Of the State
into Immediate connection With the surrounding
States and the directest thoroughfares Of com
meree.
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NOTTCE.-NOTIOE Is HEREBY
Il y given that the underlined has been dnlv an
PUinted tdministrstrlx ueon the estats Of G. p
Drvoeu, dec-ase ...4- HARRIET UgYFEN
Olmnfed. April "a, 1882 anr9o.seT
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PLATlNG & BELL HANGING

slLEAR Plating am BILL BANGING.
Z AH.A = Y b50RIB BHR is PREPARs
= ~ = u, ~ ,-tata Bp9on1i Iurtl, Osstofs, Iruit
8Al. - - e.-at articles 81 table ware, q eoof
= NV $50 5lalF Rods, ppoT knOhs, Boli P1IIG,
- ~ e SO S- = = elaeEl 6g hshd % elsotroi
81 III HAEaRg
fF1unrsT att1nfaf =, and al WlrF s-rr4,nf,S =,
koom 10. 4 tLe3kaHio's blooE, corner OF FF1ss,-l
ed Ontario i1rnett ~ rtsire.l
esva falts,1e n. e. g. lfing Z ilIsll
~ af t'it'hS y
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.gICOMMISSI0N. %

TIMOTHY SEED PRIME
spzs 81 = OLARK, eARDEER 400.
KRON FLOUR.-S0ME OF
tie best hra8dI Of Family and Bakers Flour
70 10 found IN this market fox sale by -
arr91 CLARK, 0ARnHER 4 co.
CMOkED AND GREEN MEATS
EPiS : OLABK, GARDEER 8 90,
EIsH-REOEIVED THIS DAY
psr steamer Sea Bird foar hundred half barrels
nSW saginaw Eisksrcl, nov being inaP ctedi ana
for rafe hT H. LYON,
a7rfQ 20 HerWin street,
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sTsfstscr of kilcfToPasty sHa kssssis.lI
OHce-lls seneca ut., = faW doors from Superior,
oiics houEi fron 70 u saa froe 3 - 8 o'cleas
sally, (1undayl eIcsDsed-l elgl
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Harvey stephens and
against -- Pleas, Onyahogs %,
Norman o. Baldwin, ct al
Defsudants Tor Reffaf


sgainst Pleas, Onyahoga %,
Norman o. Baldwin, ct al
Defendants For Relief
TOMAS G.. HGARTT, PHILIP
~ T Heartt, Philander Bennett, Heprietta Ben
nett, James Griffith, Samuel N CallsDder, r.
Richards Robert Fleming Asaignse In Bankruptcy
Of benjamin I. Tyler and the unknown Heirs 4
John b. Macy, deceased defendants In the above en-
titled action and non residents Of the Stale Of Ohio
are hereby notified that on the az day Of Pril A. D.
Is62 said plaintiffs fled in the Office Of ths OIerk Of
saln Court, their petition against them and other
defendants, setting forth that said plaintiffs are
themselves In the possession Of the foiloEinT az
soribed real estate, 10 wit situate in the County Of
Cuahoga and state OF Ohio, and being In that part
Of lhe city Of Cleveland which formerly called
the City Of ohio, and is known as sub lots numbsrs
26l, -, 2I9 rs and zs4, n Bloek Of the Buffalo
Possession ever since september, 1883, that and
prior 70 the 18th day Of July ,ssid lots owned
BENJAMIN r. Tyler, Grim b P. Gr.fith, sheidsn
Thompson, Philander Bennett, William b. Rich
Wins OW. John b. May, and Samuel n Calender,
that on sai1 lIh day OF July, 1857 said parties 60
liFered TO said norman q. BALDWIN ueed thereof
that on the 18Th day Of april, 1885 said Norman o.
Baldwin duly conveyed said los to Frederick Bald
win, whOs on or about the 18th day Of September,
l3, duly conveyed tn same 70 these plaints, that
under said deeds Of conVeyanoe said Norman o.
Baldwin, Frederick aldWin and said plaintf1 have
respectively been the exclusive possession Of Rad
lots ever since the 18th day Of July 1851 that said
deed thereof 30 executed and delivered 20 Norman O.
Baldwin was not ana has never been recorded, but
Was sometime after its delivery to said Norman o.
bben and canuot be found, By reason whereof the
ttIe Of said plaintiffs TO sad lots is clOuded ID the
deendsnts appear Of record to have interest IN
ana to said ots Whereas In acf they have no ints-
rest whatever. Ihe petition prays q decree con-
nrming their title TO- said lots and excluding said
defendents from any claim thereto. Sc dsfsndants
are required to answer said petition By the l4th day
O june, ls6 or the same viii be taken as confessed
PALmER DENNIS,
Gprill6s69 PlAintifg Atty.
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Irwin u Masters, Trustee
for Thomas Gayle, Pitff,
VI.
Theodore N Burton, Rod
erlski Oslhihs. thomas
Qusyla, ullIr a. Burton
Joel 3 Oahoon, Thomas
OahO0n " illlam A.Ing-
hBm, wells Porter Ell-
hu n P6ok aad Iffino
U. Mas era, partners
under the name OF Peck
a htHffg, Robert b
DOuuisa and Josiah Bar
tom
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John snelI, Plaintif,

MOTICk.-D.C Q. SEXTON, OFTHu
IN state Of Michigan, viii take Notice tsat John
sell did on ths fIth day Of HOTem her, a. Z. 1851
Gle his pet ttt Ia TIE Court OF ommon Ploag with
Ia and Tor the County Of Gu ahogs, and state Of
Ohio, against the said CHARLES insloW as assignee
%. setting rth that ne has cl i'm sgainsf the
e9lste ~ ~ SAl1 u ~. = ght lot me sum oi tlO
inteTeit from June 7th, 1861, iess q cent and that
said ass gnuent was fTaud the other creditors
Of said Hunt, and praliug tnAt the EsIignmeht r.
q. Hunt 10 harles Mtn8l0W be 1 lkIed e. enuro
the eQpai b ueit Of ali the creditors Of he said
hunt and by leave Of Court the said U. Sexton Is
adO farty defendant 70 said suit. And that said
U. 0. sexton % required e. appear a6d ansWHr said
petition on or bef.re tbs ihiid Saturday after the
5OEh dsy OF May next.
!. H OHEDEsTEB,
eprii 10 lRsq.sq0 piaintiTs Aftfy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
10 ACTUAL sETTLERs.

From the unprecedented advantages this Com
have already disposed Of J. 300, 900 acres Of land
Il Is now selling at the rate Of 1900 acTes per
week. The population along the line has trebled
in ten years, and Is now sl4 s91 The Company
sell 10 actual cultTaiors, and every contract con
tains an agreement 70 cultivate.
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOTs.
There are Ninety Eight Depots on the Compas
ny's Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
at convenient distances throughout the whole
route, where every desirable commodity may be
found as readily as In the Oldest cities Of he
Union, and where buyers are % Be net for all
kinds of larm prodnce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

OonnoctlOlB mads at Hhrrfs5urgh, via hlIsntoEr
Tor New York direct, and paasonTsrI by this rout
run through ltem Pittsburgh % gerasY OitY with
Olt change Of Oars. T--H
Buy your New York and Boston Tickets wi
Plst5bufgh, which are good elthsr By PhlladsIBhi
or AnontoHn,-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

sARETE, sPHaD AID 00EFoRr.
FaEs and ISa6 sa1sS - stSsF ROatss.
STBasgAso Checked throuEh--sll transfers fIss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
CWITH ITS OOHNEUTIONR)
rs A FIRST-OLASS ROUTE,
70 ALL HASEARR dYEHs

THEE DAILY TRAINS FROM PIrfsBURGt.
All connecting direct TO HsE YOFkI
Via PhilsdslBhia
rWO BE0A aAEBIsBURGH TO INV YUBt
Via AMsntoWD
0AILE OOENBOFIOHs TO BALTImORE