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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-19
January "a, 1856
SALE-PURsUAET

MASTERS SALE-PURsUANT
lyA to the command Of . deoretal order Of sale
Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of fOuyahOsa
county, Ohio, at the snit OF John A. Foot against
Henry Smith, Margaret A. Smith and others te me
directed, shall expose to sale at public auction at
t. door OF the court House. in the City ofOleVeland
In said county, the twenty fifth day of February,
1862, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
lands and tensments, to wit: Known by being q
part ofIot nua Der 4Os in the township Of NeWbursh
County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, and IS bOun
ded as follows. Beginning in the center OF Cedar
street. ct point chaius and 9O1S links easteTy from
the lot line Of said lot 4O, thence south par ale with
the west line Of said lot, % chains and ~ links
thence east one chain and 9656 links; thence north
Is chains and 496 links to the center Of said Cedar
street thence north So west along the center OF
said street, chain end 97s links to the place OF
beginning, containing i've acres OF land, be the
more or less, but subject 10 all legal highways,
Appraised ct ss9I. GEO, II. HYMAhS
mashEf Commissioner.
JOHF A. FOoT. Pid. ora ian2l.s7s
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MAsTRR COMMIssIONERls

lEt SALE.-PuFBuant to ihe command OF an
order Of sale to directed issued ON the Court
Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga county, 10 an action
therein pending wherein Chsuncty Cotton is plain
rn and Ira o. ilhaI d5on and others, are de end
ants, shall expose for sale, at pablo auotiOns at
the 23d day OF February, lss2, a. two o'clock P. a
the lands and teuements described folio EBs sSit
uate in lhe township OF lndspendc cnce, Guy ahogB
County, Ohio described follOWs to N1t The piece
Of lBnd knoWn as lot No, 53, in the l2Ih rsngs Of
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve in
the State of Ohio, Ouyahogs county, snd Is known
IS being part Of hftY-four acres OF land deedsd TO
tine Inhabitants Of Independence BY ThIodore and
Lewis strong of Northampton, a ass, aGd Is boun-
de1 on the west by Akron and Cleveland 81 ate koad;
on the south By i've acre lOe nnmblr MY nine t59);
tne east by land then Owned By tho said Etrongsi
and on the north By lot number hfsyiy8 (55), coa-
tanning four and 60-lO0 acres, more OF less. Ap-
praised value $500. J. 5 G6AHNISy
j, n. Jones, Master UOmm'E.
PItf5a AftSV isug2.s75
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE ar

"A DMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE DE
n REAL ESTATE.-On TIE 18th day Of March
1867, at 10 O'Clock A IL at the door Of the Court
House, in the City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga coun-l
ty, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, The
following described real estate as the property Of
John Baker, deceased to wit:
Situate in the said City Of Cleveland, and is
known as City Lot No. Is and part Of 20 in the
subdivision made BY Josiah Barber and Richard
Lord in original lots Nos ST. 50, GO and TO- and Is
bounded as follows, to wit North on Bridge
street; south and east on an alley, and west On q
line running through said lot No. 70 from Bridge
street to the alley in the rear and one loot WesE
from the dividing line between said lots Is and
I9; the above described piece of land having 65
feet front on Bridge street, and runs back equal
width lO71z feet to an alley in the rear.
Said premises to be sold subject 20 q mortgage
thereon in favor Of one Lewis W Wanderhaart up
on which there is due the sum Of -Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the l1th day Of Janua-t
~ 1858. Terms of sale viii be made known on
day of sale. JACOB BAKER
febl5S5S Administrator.
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MASTERS SALE-PURSUANT

M ASTER'S SALE E-PU PURSUANT
lyn to the command Of q decretal order Of aale IS
sued from tns Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuy hoQs
county, Ohio, at the suit Of James II. sturdy aud
others, against Joseph Weis and others, 70 me di
rectsa, shall expose 70 sale e. grbc suction at the
dor Of the Court House, IN the City Of Cleveland IN
said county the Zst day February, 1862 at two
O'Clock p NJ, the following described premises 70
witt situate in the township OF Cleveland, heing
number seven IN tha twelfth fangB of tOWnship8 IN
the Connecticut western Reserve and STATE Of Ohio
being also IN the county Of Cuyahoga and described
fDOWB. Being snb- lots numbers twenty Gig ht and
tWeuty.ntne t23 q 29) Of the subdivision 5y James
NJ HOyt Of the original ten acre lot nuE0 bar thirty
seven (57) IN 3aid township ana now within the Cy
OF Cleveland, ohio, reference for particulars as 70
size and boundaries Of tbs land hereby cOBtrncted
being mzde 70 the surrey and plat Of said BubdiVis
iOn recorded ia the ohic5 Of the Rec0fGer OF said
county in volume two Of Maps and SUBJ lyisicns,
page thIrtY-throe. GEO. II. WfMAa,
Williamson Rid1le, Mater Comm'f.
Plaintfff8 AttorneyB. ian20:S75-
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DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF
tho Probate Court for CuyahOgR county, Qhfo,
noffce 10 hereby given that the creditors Of Mary
before me are allowed sixty day from this date for
that purpose. All claims not proved a the eNpiFa-
diTideud is. GRAHNl8,
AGignos Of A. MaFg Hsck.
Jan. ], lsSa r- ianl;s75
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Cleveland. Feb. 8. lssz:sZs

William Bletcher, Plaintiff, In the Court Of
against , Common Pleas OF
william S. Marsh Defendant Cuyahoga CO, o.
HNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that
petition, for the recovery money only, has this
day been fled in the clerks ofice of the Court
of Common Pleas of CuyahOga County and stats
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is
indebted to the said plaintiff In the sum of one
hundred thirty four dollars and thirty FIVE cents
with interest thereon from the I'd day Of Febru-
ary, A. d. 1857, upon prOmissOry note Of said
defendant, dated at Hope, in the Province Of
Canada, on the 90th day Of January, A. D., 1856,
and made payable in twelve months after date,
to one Jehn K. Roche or bearer, for the sum Of
twenty seven pounds and fifteen shillings, of
which note plaintiff is owner ana bearer, and
that said petition prays Judgment against said
defendant on said note for the sum Of S134 and
3I.IOO, with interest from February 2, A. D., 1851.
Said defendant il further notified that he must
answer said petition on or before the 18th day Of
April next OF in default thereof Judgment viii
be taken against him. -s .
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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AEAsTER'S SALE-PUR8UANT

Il =
lgA to the command Of decrsta order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOga coun-
ty, Ohio. at the suit Of Milo h. HiekOx administra
tor Of Thomas Howard, against wilhelm Won DTut-
hen 6nd Diedrich kaimers, to me directed, shall
expose for sale, at public auction, st the door OF the
O0ur HOuss, in the City OF Cleveland, on the 22d
day Of February, 1862 at two o'clock P. 81. Of said
day the following 8cTbed lot parcel Of land; In
the township of Parma In said county, aud known
as the whOle OF los number two, In the Parkman
tract, and bounded begininniDg at apost standing
in the northeast corner Of said l0ti thence south
along the Last line Of said tract and lot sen chains
to post; thence west along the south line Of said
Tot d1tY-iOar haips thirty links TO posts thence
north along the west line Of said lot fifteen chains
to post; thence east along the north line Of said
lot fifteen chains thirty links TO the placs OF begin
ming con tanning sixty six 45lGO screB Of land,
or lees. Appraised at 81 ,993 80. a-.,s
And also other lot, sieated in the Blake tract
kaoWn IS part Of lot number twelve, and OOundeds
beginning ata poet standing 10 this east line Of said
lot twelve about ten chains and thirty links south
from the northeast corner thereof thence south
along the east line Of SAID lot thirteen chains hty-
nine links to a post; thence west along marked
line forty eight CHAINS sixty links TO post in the
vest line Of said lot; thence north along the west
line of said loi thirteen chairs hfty mine links to
post; thence east along marked line f0rty-eight
chains sixty links 70 the place Of beginning. con-
tanning sixty SIX 100 acres, more OF less Apprais
cd ct s., 1881 20. D. W. GAGE 80
VII liamson b Riddle, Master OOmm'r.
Tjl.F-.4sai- 4ko-j,Svr- 5,,,9r-aTE =
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THE ar RMFENRBRg FAMTLy

THE GREFENBERG FAMILY
II MEDICINES are prepared under the immedi
ate supervision Of 9 Bktilfal Physician, and tksl
may be relied upon In all cases.
The intelligence OF the community Is not insulted
BY the onsr OF single medicine which claims 70
cure ell diseases but the Grsfepbelg Remedies con
Iat Of eleven different Medicines, al unequaled ir
the cure Of the diseases for which they arc recon-
mended among which may be selected one appropri'
and climate.
The Grafenborg Vegetable PiIls are better than
any other nd Of Pills in the world-priee 25 cents
The GTefsnberg Uterine Oathohoon is en- inIalli,
BILE remedy for slI Female dissssss-prico Sl,sO.
~ The Uterine Oatholieon Will also cure gravel
disease Of the kidneys urinary dif1culty in msss
The GrE1enberg sarsepariHa il BY far the mos
Ihe Grlstenberg DYsenteTy syrup Is certain and
quick remedy for AL diseases Of the bOWeH-price 6eo
Ihs ZIG Bsmedy never sis to Perma'
The GTBienbsrg Ohildren'5 Panacea ts an inValu
The GT9isnberg Fever and Agqe Remedy Is 8 soy
reign specific for this particular diseas0pros 800.
The Grafsnberg Green Mountain Ointment excels
The Grsisnbsrg Oongumptive's Balm affords the
most astonishing reliefin all pulmonary complaints
New York, states that s has known the GrSsisnber6
OoRgumptfye'H Balm used with great success Il
Dropsy. Our own experiences HusAtsntiAtes hii
The Grafsnberg Health Bitters are most pleasant
and delightful tonic ever prePared-price % cents.
The GrRfsnberg Eye Lotion Is unparalleled in all
Inflammation on diseases Of the Ege-prioe Is conta
Nm. a. j. EINssLEY-Oear Sir: We feel IL dntJ
tholieon ia q medicine invaluable for complaint.
olassed under the head Of Female Diseases. We haTt
used your Grsfenberg Medicines and have been
greatly benefited thereby, 50 much 30, that were
the prtce double, would have them. To the thou
sands Of our who are suffering from weaknesses
We would recommend the Oatholfoon IS a sure psna'
oea. Il gives strength TO the system and enables
each Of the organs OF tine body TO perform their as
propriHta functions. Mrs. ". OATER,
Mrs. D. q. WEEKB,
Higs Q,SWORMSTMIT, @,
Medina, March /, 1851,
n The above named Ladies' We ara personally 90
9u9inted with, and know that for several yearI
while we lived in Medina, they were great BuhererH
Miss B. has been go badly afflicted that IL was will
dtoulty she was able to stand upon her teet. lev
bottles Of OsthOlioOn entirely cured her Of her oom
plants. My wife received great benefit nom thii
medicine. We recommend IL 10 the Ladies' Of thk
county as safe and efficient remedy for the many
complaints they are subject 70. 1.
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor oanfeld Herald,
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7TASTBR5s sALF-PUR8UANT
Williamson klddles
Plaintids' Att'yg. ian22;s75

A SSIGNEE'S NOT .CE-NoTIoE
IA Is hereby given th It the undersig ed has beSn
appointed Assignee Of all the proper Of Jacob Wan.
sOr Creditors Of ssid Jacob snsOr required to
present their claims to me tor a1lowa within six
months after the publication Of this notice.
OHARLES w. NOBLE.
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II VOSlAH ID. bUhTON, WHO IS A
P resident Of Now York, is hereby notified that
the above named plaintifs, ths nth day or Sep
tember, A D. 1851, comp enoed SUIT IN the Court
Of Common Pleas Of OuyehOga county, COLO. clam
ing that there Is due to them from thu said Leander
Randall ths sum Of eight thousand dollars, the
same sum being the amount OF money retained By
said Randall belong 70 said plaintiffs in cl0aing up
the business OF the late firm Of Clark, Randall Co.,
which firm was engaged in the Beef and Pork pack
ing business at Cleveland, Ohio, and which was
composed Of the following members, as ptalnting
claim: AlanEon III. Clark, Leander y. Randall and
William r. Blake, and that the said Leander J.
Randall, At The November term, A ID. 1861, OF said
Court filed an ai1davit In said Court stating that
was NECESSARY to make the said Josiah h. Burton
party 70 Rad suit and the Court therefore Orde red
me AID Josiah al Burton 70 be made party toHaid
suit The petition IN said case Is required to b
answered BY the 29th day of March, 1852, or II viii
he taken aG tue Is TO said Burton.
THRAsHER, DURFEE HATHAWAY,
fsb6:s79 Attorneys for (. J. Randall.
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INsTATE OF HENRIRTTA OOL.

N LINS.-Hotioe is herebT RiVen that the under.
iigned has been appointed Administratrix Of ths
Stats Of HenElsttA .. Collins late Of Cleveland d.
'oASed. lSbnSsI SARAH I. AOsss
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MASTERS ALE-PURSUANT

M ASIEh' . SAHE-RU RUhSUARI
lNl 20 the command Of dscretal. order Of sale
t., at the suit of John Sherman, against John
Sprague and Others to me directed, shall expose
or sale at iblc auction at the door Of the OOurb
House. in tho City Of Cleveland on the twenty frst
day Of February, 1862 OF three O'clock p. NJ, the
ship Of Mayfeld, IN the county Of Ouyahgn, and
State of Ohio and known By lot No. fifteen, in tract
No. three, and bounded follows: East vest, north
and south By lot lines, and containing one hundred
and forty six and one third acres OF la1d, be the
Same more or less but subiset to sl legal highways,
aud excepting therefrom thirteen in the north
west corner thereof, set on to John Spfa8u6 tor
homestead, bounded as follows: commissioning a. q
point in the west line Of said lot nine chains 5 links
rorthRrlg from the southwest corner Of said lot
thence running north on gaid west line SIX chains
IS links the northwest Of said lots thence
the north line tWeh " chains 50 1nks thence
south parallel with the Wsst line six chains 25 links;
thence west twenty chains 80 links 70 the place Of
HENRY G. ABBEY,
/, Prsntls5, Master Comm'r.
Plt'6ss Atty. jan20s57b
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CONFECTIONERY.

LII D II N lnsS O H BIN K, h'fi l1i
q I4VIHe REMOVED 10 HIs NEW auhREERssL
t6pbOsits the Court house. Pub. SQUARE
Il pEsgaEad @ TSoaiVs the calls Of hls fisDds and
EsTytSias n tSs Bhs Of uOh,sOsohory d ksyt as
RReLEsALn AND RETAIL AZ usual Ia r.
OYSTERS AND hot OOFFRR
e vel g me choicest satablss served uD at mo-
DINNER IS sRRvED DAILY
for the accommodation Of persons having business
at the Court House.
- KEEHETT AIN on OBAUgRT
ImpERIAL JELLY GUN DROPs-superior TO
any ching in the OOnfsOtOnsry psTqsi Tseeyed By
s-LoOK OUT FOR TIE TATFEY.-Sa
NONFEOTIONERY & BRUITS.
KOULD { RUKREN,
1876 SUPERIOR ST.,
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
since the distraction Of our stand, No. izz sHps-
EioE street. we have taken the large and oommOdious
building, No 1855 Superior street. and fitted Il up IN
, style superior 20 anything In the city.
OUR PA RL-OEB
For tba serving OF Cakes, OresmH Soda 6o., on the
second floor, are large, airy and light, and neatly
oustomers tnst We can sorye thom in much better
FBUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS
We are prepared TO supply
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
TO the entire satisfaction Of customers, with aToFy
article needed on such occasions.
Our stock Of Sauces. Pickles, Preserves, and fresh
Canned Fruit, LobGtsrs, Salmon, &e, iB very large
and will be kept In constant supply, Of the very best
quality only.
DUB SODA FOUNTAIH
il we'll supplied and viii honor ali drafts made on s.
1--WE are wholesale manufacturers Of
IA pTnTHa Ann GinRFurU
Of every variety, and also wholesale dealers IN Oh
AAGES, LEMONS, BANAAHAS and FOREIGE
FRUlTS Of every description and n ITS Otai kinds
u - CIGARS Of the choicest brands can always be
bans aG iFIS.R:iI p
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SALE OF REAT

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
NJ ESTATE.-on ths 22i day, Of February lssas
AT 10 O'Clock a Ms, at the door of the Court
House, in the City of Cleveland, CuyahOga eoEn-
ty, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the
foi.Owing described real estate, as the property
of the minor heirs of Palmer Snow, deceased 10
wit. Situate in the township Of Parma. in said
county OF Cuyahoga, and bounded as follows, to
wit: Beginning st the W corner of lot No. 10
in Blake Tract; thence $50 81 E so chains 80
links to post and stones in the east line Of said
lot; thence south chains 81 links to post; thence
south s9o 81 west so chains Al links to the centre
of the road; thence 70 E chains 81 links 20
the place of beginning, containing 20 acres of
land. Appraised at $500
Terms Of sale will be made known on day OF
sale. HARRIET SNOW,
Guardian.
Cleveland Feb. IS. ls92s75
Inc State Of Ohio IN Court Of Common
Cuyahoga County IS Pleas Of said Co.
Julia Ann Smith PHI No.,..
Joseph R. Smith Dea fNO'i'''
The Defendant will take notice that on the 9Th
day of February. A. D., 1862, the Plaintiff fled
her petition in the Clerks office Of said Court
charging said defendant therein with Willfuf
absence from plaintiff for more than, three years
prior TO the filing Of said petition and prayinq
for dissolution Of the marriage contract ali n
mony, and for other proper relief. Said action
viii be for hearing six weeks after the rst pun
- I ALBERT 7. sIADE,
febT879 Atty for PIE
William BleteheF, Plaintiff, h n he G9gTt q
William S. Marsh, Defendant C1yaRoEa COO
TIME DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that a
petition for the recovery Of money only has this
day been filed in the Clerks office of the Court of
Common Pleas of CuyahOga county, and State Of
Ohio, setting forth that the ssd defendant is in
debted TO the said plaintiff in the sum of fifteen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty I've cents,
with interest thereon from the Tth day Of Octo- -
Der, A D. 1861 upon promissOTy note Of said
defendant, dated at Port Hope, in Upper Canada,
on the third day Of August, 1861, and made pay
able in two months after date 70 this plaintiff, at
the Bank Of Upper Canada, for the sum afors-
said that the said defendant is also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense of prot ssting
said note in the sum of two dollars and six cents
and interest thereon from said It'll of October
and that said petition prays judgment against
said detednant on said note for the Of
81 $50 II, with interest thereon from the Tth DAY
Of October A. d. 1861. Said defendant is further
notified that he must answer said petition on or
before the 18th day of April next; or in default
thereof judgment will be taken against him.
RANNEY, BACKUS S NOBLE,
Plaintiff 3 AttOraeYs z
CLEvEIAND, Feb. II. 1s62SSO
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HAIR DRESSING

q, &, RIEGsBEg, OieVslana,
slruo5.aE 4 srry4e z for g3hfa
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The Ts5Sa State Of oo1 Ohio Court of Common Pleas
Frederick NJ. Bactus, PptR, For Money only.
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Professor Of EeotrogatAy and NeSisi,,s,
Ofiee-lls fcneca st., few doors from Superior,
up stairs. .- s. .. -
OfdcO hours from TO II Eul frCu 70 O'clock
nefiy, (BUndaFu aHcepted.l euRs
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DR. KNAPP, OCUL1sT, q

y y T--T-
81 Ehs Eyo, and Deafness, III
AT No. 165 Prospect street, Cleveland, y. q.
81 Abundant testimonials OF p6rgonl restored
Sight or Hearing IN. Nov York, the Mostorn btAsaa
and Nerthern Qhios -. ~, q,
quality Or. r. has takenA Diploma In oompetiu2E
Wtth al other oculigtl, e tho Sew Hork STATE AaE
frr hig FfIperb Artthblat Eyes.
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COAL OIL AND LAMPS,

Plaintiff : AttOraeys q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-31
GB SeRIous AcorDRnT- n. we,

SFa7 SERIOUS AootDRpTs-On Wednesdar
forenoon of last week, says the wasb;n.
70 ton EE4ninsr, while DIR. S. II. Dodd e
Fieasant Valley, was riding toward town
on the National Road, his horse "a va,ns
Ole stallion) exhibited signs Of becomiS,.
troublesome; and having had some nrsvi9
Gus experience of the animals vicious dis
position the Doctor jumped to the ground
with the intention of applying the whip
Scarcely had he reached the ground how
ever when the horse, apparently divinfnn
MS object, caught hin by the hair and
placed his knees against bis 1.-THE Doctor,sl
breast, and pressed him to the ground net
ually forcing his THE Doctor,sl head hs
tween his { the Doctor's) knees. The
orute then let go his hold of his vtctim,.
hair, and, getting his knees on his bscL
again crushed him to the earth, and wopld
have killed him outright had not neigh
Dor made his appearance and prevented
further injury. The Doctor was lifted into
passing buggy aud conveyed TO the
railroad Hotel, in Washington, where
proper medical attendance was Immediate.
y obtained. 1t was found that he had
been pretty badly injured, but is slowly
recovering. ={5
The horse was caught aud taken to
own. He showed a disposition to repeat
me operation on the person who had him
n charge. He had thrown the Doctor
eW days previously, but without causing
IN injury.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-31

BWTHE WaEELINo FEMALE sEMISARY.-
The party given at this institution on
Thursday evening, was a very pleasant and
successful affair. The room was hand
somely decorated, rejecting much credit
upon the taste of those who designed and
executed the arrangement. The affair was
very largely attended aud was one of the
happrest social gatherings, in all respects
which has taken place in the city for a
long time.
We are glad to learn that the Seminary
is in Rourishing condition, for Mrs. Han
na, the excellent aud popular principal de-
serves the favor aud patronage of the pub
lie. s
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WAsHISGToN, May 3O.-Jno. NJ. Brouud-
head Of the District of Columbia, was ap-
pointed by the President one of the Com
missioners under the act for emancipation
of slaves in the District OF Columbia in
place of Mr.. Vinton deceased.
The Circuit Court to-day formally re-
fused writ of habeas corpus, for the dis
charge of an alleged fugitive slave.
Subscriptions are being pledged TO en-
Ploy eminent counsel to test the legality of
the application of the fugitive slave law TO
tue District of Columbia, before the Su.
preme Court of the United States.
The claimant of the fugitive slave re-
Gently wrested from Marshal Lamon, by
the military authorities, is about entering
suit against him for the recovery of the
value of the woman.