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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-18
Er9nl &olltcs.

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION pROPOS-
~ ING AN AMENDMENT 70 TIE CONSTRUCTOR
R'ored Uf tie A'.embly concur. Tat ne t,lo"ins
o,ed tho Constitution Of this stat:
There shall be AIDED 20 tie SIKH aFca OF the Cnns iupn
this STATE the twenty-s1h section thereof TIE ieio"
Whenever sod this amendment, to N. Con';'.u
II shs effect tho 6yetnor snail nonpste ~ BY
aud ~th tie sdsce ana consent 81 ~ senate spp"in nv
comm slonefs 81 appeals VINO ,1f havc power 10
hsr and de efuiue ali sppcs espcuons W - Court -
Appeals which BE- tfarsvr,i 90 thn b. sai e"nri ana
al have al the general powers - tou tof h'cHd 9i
purpose Tie o. The Court OF AIa' saa. a. -
the said conn ,ssionrr. snail be etefoc by ito IL
Cout Of Appcss ana shall have rho sens
ofce sLi II Ct 40 ieLeeied oy ne .sd eo Ono g" 'au
conrissouefs anal named 90 froalist.oLe su4 SO
s.id shall couuu- and SAID niss.o
hi!i tier Sh'" Sn ell ne c,n'e' far'~f'rd % ihr sl
been heard aud desfn-o. unt not longer thsn io
year, item the dsie, u the oiisnl c5a.a'on ihs SID
commissioners shAl receive tL' .tc c'i s,siilh ~ i"e
judge, Of the touTi OF Appeal TO, agP.8, the tine
places o. then sss' and the ssaa'o shall provide
rst .ad tong. ha not be sppoa.sd foi time
those tx"t ios tue tou Of AZ - ad he ks o. ns
Court of Al peas shall ee TIC Reporter % ths .ld coI.'
srArn or Ssw-YonK. in ssn.,e March a. 1854
Senate. JAS fEENILLlGER Coz.
STATE or Nrw.YoHx 90 Assembly,. A9Ii6. i11
The FOREGOING resolution VA dus paced y order Of the
Assembly. :. -. IL Siia ~. IsIk-
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS PROPOSING Az
AMENDMENT ~ me CONS 100 UtiOS. Pro
NiDIN0 IHAr fGksONS ~ ThE MILliART
Army or SAW THERE6F' NAY VOTE Al M
PLACE WHERE IhEf MAY BE ~ sJCH sLA-
VICE.
EesreS ufh. sense e9aeaf. That d, following amend
mrng be- prop sed o. tne 'olIsft4ina NJ tLs stale:
Stciiou O, hfc.s i.Lfsrny ahsu3vd - AIDING a. Tie
| -Bd thereof tis f.ilpsng Uof's;
Protasa That of var s.cio IN she .~iuni milf
tsry service % tho it'd -t--ss a sfgs l-f-.
shall n-prV-d hs vote bv = ssb.-ur- nom ie
sac ana Lssstnfe sAs base poser pr'1ils the
g. winch sd t.r na AID SuCI tucl au-
tnd The snd ret of Their
votes H. ,hs rtepn es're. g. "sca iasy r'.se,'vsy 10
side or otherwise.
hi lad ~ me s.n.e ooneur Tia, the foregont amend.
frr.fei 10 tie Ls.sf g - chs :
general election % SsAs'Hrs sft.t lr Do Istiisrl
three gu1f sl,col. V4sss-t s. s-ctOa
Of article IS - the Consul sti0a
STATE ~ NEv-loRE. in Asssr3hlF. Apr. ~ iet1
Tho foregoing fsiolstiyns dgy rs.t-d ~
the Ai.-u41iy. J o. ttoHalAs, Ctsk
sIsrH % NV YoaE. 30 s,rais. Apni - lso9
Tho fores is'oai.oa' r~fo suiy g..a ~ ot4rf u
tie s.ns;e. JAS e. NiLLiGfH tirfA
sTAgE ~ Sgw-i0 OK, 1FrCE - IEE asCaEzARr -
STsiE - have col-fsi SO .itcslils w..b ta Ei.as.
c0lcufent fsoltioa. &c in t.is oll-- snI ID.
Ls. correct usnscfg.. tatf.ol GL1 ~
~ lois O! tsll org ri 20 ufI.rt.
hORAIlO BALLAD Secretary sfsil,e
jyls iasl10S
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HARLEM. AND ALBANY

y EALEOAD.-Tfal.s ~ll' e.ye ?sth-s, Dcpo,-foi Al
btry. lu:1l TT. siorrirs ~ Niiism'hrfFs. W 10
sl,t b..ild (fui0n ais and ti.ii1As Iouh 70 AoAsy
with Genital lnl Nurilela ki.fos- ios "a 1o.a
a. roiut, Or Cr,t ton Fan' ass To-
o:l5 T. a. Wnre-t Drpoti 'cr VIII ms .rdge-o:IS
]. t:3 f:ll 5 t:5 r. n. Clot'u ~, Wa sfsius
81 - top al stations Fof poVe
fslns. stopping a. White all. sud ssiiors north
= D1v,r Aeuring ravs A!psry a. $40 o. srri's
Of nor tess ald NsEerD Trans. s,opID. 81 ell stations
ON Chatham 70 CrJiDn FslI sifO beofoia Nhts PiIins
sd Wi 'sHsnfidsci D,v-f pan. : s. = N .opP9s A.
?. H.; wife P,.ins c.lo. :, t.-y n. 81 p n'-
" ..sm.b, - D Ifofou l.ls. y Liie / Ans. s1d
" -i...Hr-fs trars .iop II sl atone sunday "a
crr.oa I-.fn. a. Hat Fsrs for Crote felh 1915 w.
,,op,r A. sat except YokYis For Wu.fa'o gi-ge
~ 3D. 81 De- ~ su1 50 ~. ttopIin- ~ a St..
Frr N-i.~ J. 80 Ia stospss a. al sii7ts ROAR
Nflts ll.Irs t.io W .i IN thfidfs -
la.tf u l?.sO $40 $40. 2. White Ptns ard VII
liam, d Ice tffans Or ton Fr.' p H.
a Al D.. station. no.th o. and a. WuismsbfiGss
JOHN HiRCufLL Sugefintsldont
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mFcureion5.

TXCURSIONS to COMFY YSLAND-The
IL Cars O; he CONEY ISLAND spd BNOOHLYS
XAiLkOAD CO3pAAY every IL minutes iron fuit,n
sBo CsthsTioe Ferries. Broosyn Connecting c, lilo Win
for Gre ns.d Osye.old p,nvad LAY. AID CSh0y
'md.-BIooAJyu, day 20. b0L
W. e c. COXE Sur.rin'erdeut
=. ISIING BANKS.-Steamer MARYLAND
L leaves P~ok.slp. r.. We.i JJh-.t ,y-st o;
I>r Nofta River a. daily ept ssuidsys Fas . eeuA
Easic, Re.fosi meats Bait AID i.nes board.
yENO TIE COAL FIELDS or PENNSYLVA-
Il ElA-Tickst. for these kscur.ioss 'se At
lie o4ice u tue CENTRAL AAlLaOAD COhPANf or
kLW-JEK1 FL, foo; of Cs4rsgd-st NeW-fot Yer Co.
OIL zion Of he sud farther ig.oiueioa spy A. Le
sSo@ Of Court abG-st, Of r. y. BALDWIN. Gene
Ga Ticket gen. Ne 6s Wal 81.
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III. Con nittss On No.lor. Afts or the Common Cosn
r " toe Ciiy 81 NeN.i Oh, charg-d wth maSis .fnsa
ia of the fanssl c'rnr"n's g - oo-etNrH ~ yHS
th- has - o.pec' 10 h- reuns Of me gallant Cconea
JAMES UDESIEN figl's-tscOud hesimoni, NJ l. w.
hr's decided upon trs 'siicwrg:
orrmns. o. e iecea.-a soldier will De- laid in state In
tho ,rsr Or, Room 10 me CITY AL from ID ococs s. N
op Ssimdly ths 'gh meant ur o'clock on rnpday,
ia. la those - chr citizens DESTROYS OF
yi-wnz the have a. Opportunity o ins -
The aprrs procession Wne wi depart ifo In FROM OF
the tiy Hal pecss At ococt D. ri will be In ITO ol'
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NJ Y. and FLUSHING RAUROAD.-Leave
~. So~-YorX Jsnssslip Ferry aud s'lhst fsrrJ at
l. IL - T. And a Lave Flushing 81 T. l. &, o 20,
= 8 "A y -fue.chys AID Fudsys ssycciM fiSht
Train ushrg q, ~ D. aud +in-s Ferry at IL ~
NrEW-JERSEY RAILEOAD-FoR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA cd TIE oOUI u aud WEsT ". JER-
sDa l0A M 4 g. 7:3J sBd li:3j p d. Fave - Through
b.srsge enscsed AZ AMI 10 H. AID ~ and I;.s p IA,
4, lyassi, eto. ard 49, sd o. IA. lOr The West.
J W. WOODhi FF, ArisIspt Superintendent
No bssgag vii bs received Tor nv train, uDe,. delivered
ctr, ed IS in sdssnee Of the time OF leaving
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk:
ror Ssw-Ii,'er. :, lEH.l, ll.5J q. IL ! l7l' tEfh
- a. ~ 80 sud g.. 49,
POI Bul. got Ell il3f a N l2-is ttIh 40
ttI) g. q. snf p. IN.
FINll',fd 1le : ssiasfl :. l.3) a m; 40 80 p N.
Fof Fssh-li Southport an Ntsigoi,. LID q Ri s'..
5. 81. $500.
Psr Dsnsn si,a Gseea~icA. T. go Il % IL 30 %.
For Stamford 7.s(EI) 80, lloOsm-, I2.Is Tr D. %
on 3 20. AJl. So. IN
Yof Poi Ch-,ss ,nd intermediate siaon, = 30 loo A
IA. , ~ -, 50. c. ? M.
Iof Fort q e.ie- ,nd Seu Rochelle. . IN
CONNFCIIN0 TRAINS
FoE Bosou va Springfield, Z. N. ~ }, ID ihLh Up m
fr Bo.io.. shore ilp. il.l5 iEE J. y ~. 80.
pr hsniEd AID sprn, acid, a. H. tEIh IT. T."
On y. a.. =, -,
For G, no, ccut River Railroad TO Montreal a. "a III
IL. o. "a std z.as Q. N. % NOTthafnftOn. -
For Hartford. ProVcsues sDa Fi'LkiIl Railroad eEI)
ii a n. ,.,-., .
For Csra Railroad. y IS p. n. to Northampton.
For n .u.a ric Railroad. H., 80 =. IN.
Jor .au siuct i.silrosd. q. n ~ :. m.
For D-na4ry ard Horr "a ksiIfOsd, A. m, 40 p M
Cou.uO.lou, gioeliqs C.I.e tsla-d % =. IN. 4 TN
JAMES u. UOYT, Superintendent
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Orrau G,samcr5

ITO PASSENGEAS Of the GREAT EAST
4 EEN.-The s,esmb-st TRAVELLER Will be 81 li-r
No Norl River foot Of Moris-s, New 20 K, Or 4urs-
Ssy Juy q e. 0'eicck snd viii sve ~ A. pre- srIy,
with passer. ers aud hes for tho Great SfrtS
Ncce bal asen .eIs or~a on houi tne fRAt tLLkR.
ROWLAND / ASpINN ALI. srat..
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frrnlinrc.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
wsrfsnisd sruTs A.. safI bee tlt g.. IS na.4
hsubsf sutss On anf orrtrffisl o. ~ D. ffllhi 80
Tons. SIS Calal.i erfs.is Nossi.t I,t..lalad
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Gul,!arn Notices.


sOD TIE fI,EhAA passUt irs Oh IHE LATE
Cot. JAMES u ..el.h,
Oiths Eighty .Seeona d. nsnt y Y v, formerly ssesn
L--l.I.nl y. Y 8. 81
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?NHE STEAMSHIP
Z GREAT Eastern.

h JE NII-A--NTII
L GRI.Ar Eastern
WAIIKR PAI0S Co.aEnisr.
MI ne dispatched
frc1 Lir0p.! lfon Nctc- fors
Saturday Ma IS Sunday. lane ..
Tuesday. june ~. Iueseay, Ju,y p.
and a. regular Intervals tbereEfcr.
flESA NALsNs nom fs' -
ktNJNp taNi
Excursion ckets and b4ck H. the Frsi md secOuc
Csbi,s onlv. . iAte and q hat
Servants accompanying Vss'erIrs, and cld en- Under II
years OF age Lslf fare Infants i.ee. 800
y.
STEERkGE with superior rcc uu0o snons... y d"
ALL kARES PAYABLE IL DOLb. Oh lIS EOClN a
LENT ~ u. ). tlnkENC1.
Esch passenger aloa ed a. Cable lei ol lussa.a
a Ell perirac-d surgeon Oh t0-F1.
for psiaSge, Apply TO . ,,.,,,,,.rv
A, thc Ot.ce, No e Bf.sGwsy.
For frsisAt eppy 10
No - -onthst.
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Dcniistrn.

nR. HOYT, DENTIST,
~ no. gJi BROADWAY three doors shove .lths'., m
,.r.s b-agn Of Tscn hi improved Atmospheric
P.sfes, with or without exUac'in tuo lools
On Cold. IS ios a. *lS SILVER. e. .
PLAIINA tConuuous Gatul. sJ0 ~ IS En- $io =.
TEECH FILLED with GOLD. SlLt ri ana AAALtAh'
Artificial BONE FILLING nsrrieh wt'1li pau.
EXTRACTING, 5 c-hts,
No charge for extracting when Isc.A teeth sfs Inserted
All work waIEsnfed.
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NEw-YOEK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
s'fHYEn ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JtLI .. 1911

Passenger ss.ion h. Ne@.Yefs 27hit and Nh-sV
Eu,ra e. o. -5tl q
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Ueoolns Caroe. SO

r y. EVERDELL", NJ. 3O1 Broadway
~ WEbDINd CARDS snd sOft TAfrh- iu ,is.-r
q, AZ, sea-. snd silver uooffaie. eiss.uty sasses
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EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD I'D
9 - ssirhINoiIKLD --STf kHROAT And RAILROAD
Ts" RIVER a, 3:isp 10 EIGlIF IiSE-ITas Elm CRY
.e-vs o. II eei'e1 y Ia. Sundays excepted.
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I j AD 90 .ijnA iION.- l. ~ Janestlo and FOOT OF
ssa-,t b. r AZ f. Gfc'ngos o. ius az Al ,tstors
60 o. fvT jana Minr5s usasm and al stations
e; 20 O. oeupor For ip 800 Lad3Sb y ~. ior
Sy"..st. ~ II d. o. 49, end 2. n. ff ANAL AID
suip.'~aI Z a w.. - ~. J:.c 40 sndt y. SSn
day tarusn Jrs.r st9:t3s. ron 3f.hs, pr'ns At
10 Isphank excursion rk'e' rsnrnins -sve'
ia.hsa. - 80 . IA aAls4 na4oaaoE 4lS.a
.-.... s.1 % .tf.toufta--f al 30 D..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-14
OATF m real, EsTATE BY ORDER

NOF COURT.-By virtue OFFS order from the
Probate Court of Cuyahoga County, OHIO, IN sult
Of Edwin R. Perkins, administrator de bonls TOT
p sPIackmer ct. ais, l shall sell on Saturday,
NAV i6, 1853, at two o'clock in the afternoon at
the door of the Court House, m the CITY OF
Cleveland, in said County, to the highest old1er'
hen n. BlacRmer, deceased, to wit Situate IN
me CITY OF Cleveland, in the County Of Cuyaho-
"a, and State of Ohio, and IS known as oeing
reris sub-diyison Of ten acre lots Nos. htty-four
and fty-fve (54 and 55,) and having thirty-three
1881 feet front on Prospect street and beng one
hundred snd mnety-seven and one-thLG SLS'7sl
the dover of the widow, appraised at S42 per an
num-. Appraised at $1,000.
Terms made known at the time ofsale. DaLea
April Il, 1868. ,,pvr
| Administrator de bonis non Of the Estate o.
Reuben H. Blackmer. aprlo
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IEaEL NOTICES.
A ssTgNEEs sALE-Pursuant to q

A sSIGNEES sALE-Pursuant to an
~ order made by the Probate Court in the
nlttsT Of the assignment Of c.. Il. Robson, in
favor Of the creditors, l shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House,
n said county, on the 18th day Of May, 1865 az
O'clock, /. N, the following described lands and
Ist. The east x of southwest 4 Of section
No "a. Tcwnship76, north Of Range % west IN
Warren county, in the State Of Iowa, beng ~
acres. Appraised at $50.
2d. The southeast 4 Of the southeast a OF
section Ii, in Township 70, north OF range 70
vest. being in the county of Dallas, state Oh
Iowa. being 40 acres. Appraisedat at l5o.
81. The southeast q OF section Y and tne
northeast u Of the northeast a Of section y, IN
Township 81, north of Range 80 west, being IN
fbe county Of Calhoun, in the state OF IOWA. anu
BEING 200 acres, Appraised d. tsJOO;
3t6. The southeast = and south Of north-
| east L ofsection l9, and the west p oithe SCUM
vest z. andthe southeastH Of southwest a o.
| section 20, in Township 70, north OF range 81
west, and the east% of northeast 4 OF section
| % IN Township so, north of Range 5Owest' ne,
ing in Guthrie county, in the State Oh iO"a' anu
being 44O acres. Appraised at SID
Terms cash. - ThA5NLs
CLEVELAND, April 10, 1868. aprlo'45S
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MORNING LEADER
THURsDAY M0RNTNG, NAV IA, 1855


00AAA AE ~ ~
Imagine yourself for a moment, gentle
readers, the father Of s family Of six
healthy and hungry children, and going to
market last Saturday in Richmond, Vir-
einia. instead Of in New York. You stuff
YOUR hat and all your pockets full of shin
Masters of various kinds, and Of Confed-
crate promises to pay, which scarcely any
one believes in, and walk out to do the
best you can in the way Of q Sunday din
ncr.
You had already opened the Richmond
Whig aud examined the paragraph headed
domestic Marketing, and II r~eJoleed you
to read that
uThe provision markets were abund-
antly Supplied on Saturday morning with
fish, flesh and vegetables but the greatest
attraction at present is fish. For three
days past as sometimes happens ia the
mutation Of affairs, the quantity Of hnny
Injuries has been somewhat l%essened,
owing 10 the high water, but still there Is
enough for everybody ard little more.
So YOU set out in good spirits, and Crate
full to Providence for the " fnny luxurles,
INQUIRE the price Of shad-
Five dollars per pair, says the hsI
dealer. and Won turn away with a pang o.
disanpointment from what the reporter O.
the Whig calls grandly "the monarch amonG
the fishes at this season. and look at tn
more modest sturgeon
"S~sventy-fve cents to q dollar tn
pound responds the owner.
"And rockfsh p
"The same,
"And perch ~
GFive dollars per bunch"
Rnt the abundance Of fish has lowerei
The price Of beef-so the Wing assured you
therefore YOU determine, perhaps, to d
without fish. and have an extra fine cut o
beef. 3,
aOne dollar and a quarter the pound,
says the butcher, grumbling that he IS los
ing money at that, and the Wing OF IN
An instant assures you that
uThe butchers are calm but resolutt
and saw that as soon as the fish season
over. they will put up their prices to
mint sufficiently lofty to make up theI
Temporary suspension Of trade. They mo-
ask from 81 to S125 for the various kind
of meat"
lOu LuEA ALAO ~
fin nm your basket, and you venture
price 4 bunch of asparagus.
1.-Two dollars the bunch" is what 20
hear in response.
You want two onions for sOup-and 20
pay for them at the rate of eight onion
for a dollar. You think some crisp lettu'
would be tootbsome, till you discover th'
a mess for your family would cost you
least a dollar and a quarter. You won
relish fresh eggs-but they cost n dolls
and a quarter a dozen, or about three cen
for an egq-spoonful of boiled egg. 4
last in despair, you determine to hay
only plain potatoes with your dear roast-
and you buy 8 peck Ofvery ordinary pot
toe, for four dollars, and return home sa
isfed that the Wing tells the truth when
ssvs that ait costs something to go to ma
ket nowadays" in Richmond.-A.
Post.
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april17:4l
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE.

10 acres near East Cleveland Village, good house and
barn and a variety OF fruit, $500, one-hRlt IN
hand, bala-Ce on time.
A new Brick House and barn on DetrOit-St., lot lz1A
32l, well improved, fruil, &C. $780, s6O0 cash,
balance on 4 or 3 years time.
g very nice Gothic Cottages on , ittsburgh-St. Prices
si90, sI6UO and S30JO, one-third down, balance
on time.
X story COTTAGE, 10 rooms, On Scovill-St. Lot 39xl62,
in good order. $1,000.
Small b story House, lot ssxl7O, on scovin.st., east
of FOres.-St. : 200.
House and Lot on Hamilton-Sti house ? stories, 3
rooms; lot 33Xi00. Sl210.
7 acres on Wn'sOn-Av., between Euclid and Superb
or-Sts. S5OOp per acre.
50 acres nicaiy Improved Land, all kinds Of fruit, ~
story Brick House, Barn, &c, In Brecksvtlle,S 90
500 Will exchange for 4 TO 7acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
A few shares Lake shore Railroad Stock for sale.
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T EGAL NOTICE.-The Ktna Insurance
4 Counanv of Hartford, Connecticut, viii take
notice that Martin johnson has MED ms Pettioh
in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuy9nogLcOun
ty. in the State Of Ohio, against said Altna ihsnI-
ance Company, setting forth that on the -1th nay
OF Nav. 1862, the said Htna Insurance company
issued to said Johnson a policy OF insurance anu
thereby insured said Johnson Against LOs9 u
DAMAGE bv fire to the amount of two n0usand
dollars, for the term ofone hundred ana 5NeHt}5
six days, namely: From May ZIthi lebz' at Y
o'clock at noon unit! octoDer ~, LooZs ~ -
O'clock at noon, on his, said Johnson's hshl3g
tackle, consisting of twine, canvass houSehOt9
goods, tools, and such other thlnB5 as are useu
in the fishing business, all then belng anu cOn-
tanned in a small wood building situated on me
dock. corner Of Locust and Water streets on lot
No. gs4. Vistula division to the city OF Ioledo, N
the State Of Ohio, and thereby prolniseq am
agreed to make good unto said Johnson sE sueh
iT1,nediste loss or damage not exceeding IN
amount 100000, as should happen by IRE othe
property above mentioned, for the PERIOD oitme
above stated, other THAI ire Whlcn mlght nap
pen or take place by means OF any mVasloH' IN
aurreetiOn. riot, or civil commouon, or Of any
military or usHrped power, and e1cept loss Dy
/ theft at or sitter afre, to be paid within SIXTY Gays
after notice aud PROOF OF sAu ioSs y - IL
should be made by said johnson to sad htnAl
| surance Company, in conformity 10 the cohul-
tons annexed to said policy IhaI salO proper
ty, on the 9Th day Of September Isozi was, IN
said wood building situated as Aforesaid acel-
dentaIlv and by misfortune wholly consumed by
fire, other thsn fire which happened by means OF
j any invasion, instruction, not or civil eonlnlo-
ton, or of any military or usurped power lhat
on said 2Ttb day of May, 1862, and also at the time
| of Its destruction and damage by fire as herein.
before stated, said property was worth S5,0Og;Oo
and more; that ssid Johnson peroTmeq All the
CONDITIONS Of said policy on his part to be per-
formed; that forthwith after said loss, said john
son gave notice to said Etna Insurance Compsny
Of said loss, and as soon Thereafter as possi0ie'
to wit, on OF about the Sd day Of October, lS6zi
delivered to said EtnA Insurance Company a
particular account Of said loss, signed with ms
hand and verified by his oath; and that Dy fea-
son of the premises, said Etna Insurance Com.
pauv became, and is liable to pay TO the sad
johnson the sum Of two thousand dollars, with
interest thereon from December 18th, 1867 and
Ftna Insurance. Company for S2,OOO,0O, with IN
terest on the same from December Attn, lS62
Said Etna Insurance Company is required 70
appear and answer sad petition on or before the
CHAS. L. FISH,
April 90, 1868. Attorney Tor Plalntn-
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rApMs AND ONT LOTS

Q acres good Garden and Fruit land, about 25D fruit
trees in bearing and other small fruits, cheap
frame house ~ miles out sl5OO, half down,
balance on time.
las acres in Brecksvifle. 25 to 30 acres timber; good
two story frame house, barn 30T40, shed, horse
bsrn and cheese house. good water, 800 fruit trees.
So5 per acre, part on time.
80 acres 4 miles from WillougHby and IS from city.
A first class f4Im, well improved. S57h per acre.
House and lot on Parkman street; lot 25xlO0i IL stO-
~ frame house, BAN. &c. $1,000.
"a acres on Cuyahoga River, 9 miles from city, -
acres god river bottom, IS acres timber, brick
house and small barn, $50; viii exchange in part
for city prOparty.
al acres miles IRON city, good land, no buildings,
40 per acre.
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AsTER,s sALE-Pursuant To the

MI ASTERS SALE.-Fursuanl % tue
IH command OF a d~ecrctal order Of sale from
~ 1Co1yt NJ Cannon Pleas ofCuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit of Robert Cochran against
George G. knight, Edward $. HamlIn, william
IathTop, Amos Diekerson and Wason Everett a
Comnspy to me directed, l shall expose for sale
ar nIbIic auction, at the doorof the Court House,
in The city Of Cleveland, on the sd day Of May,
1888, at 2 o'clock P. N. Of said day, the t9llowlng
described lot or parcel Of land L2t 70 o. ~ 4
county, being town lot No. 81 IN the town OF DIM
stead Falls, formerly called Norris FAILS APP
praised at $3.50.
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. aprzz;4O
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Eai;aL.
DROVE ALL THINGS e
AND HOLD To THE GOOD. 49,

LF. l. Ia MAFLA EAN 1AE
Has. Tor forty years past, confined himself exclusive
Is 10 tre IRE afmsnt Of Local and Chronic BlseHses
and those OF long standing.
sYPHIILIEa and all VCneral Affections ip ans age,
STAGE or ser I will warrant 10 cure, niter all other
treatment has + lief, SEOkET DISEASES lnclgehtu 70
eirher sex SEMINAL WEAkN kSei andall olsease7
Of fndiscreet Youth. contracted by secret nduleehce
He will warrant 10 Curs n~inetee. cases OUT OF tMeu-
tv # thoss Secret Diseases, and all eo"n eng symp
toms. where the ra'ient il Of temperate nanlls ana
will rimplr follow dir ctions. He shall NOS re NUM-
burped out If his money by bytnR DARK ce9strucious
on the case, and clerishing his ropes by the hlshe,t
prospe,fs Of a certain cure, pro ldlng thesuD ecl VIII
nv N advance II m rw-nty 20 I'll y l3uhrsi WIN NOT
one in ten receive tine least beuenL JHl5 l. ne GEE
CsuE. and Often imposed on the suffering and creau-
l5us patient.
70 c06yince the inc.eda Ous aud avoid ma Hllln -
Every patient That cal aud makes a p hOnai repre-
s~eutation Of his case. cause symptoms &C. thal'f7-
GIVE the
First Prescription Without Charge or Cost,
and uenc5 uragsd by the frat 20 their full satisiac-
ton, they Will pay for the next as they reserve H.
DIR. MCKENZIE has ha1 lorg experience in the
best Military aud Navsl Hospitals in the Chr tan
World NV Medicines are eXtracted entirely rom
Vegetable IN tier, and can be taken by BON sexes anu
all ageE, with perfect safety
SECRESY INVIOL b K.
WOmce-No. 100. Old Post Office Building, Water
street Cleveland, Ohio massTfz
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
~ Personal Property belonging to the Estate q
Reuben Il Blackmer, deceased, consisting OF a Roou
Buggv, Table, Bureau, Chairs, Rnd other properly
will be sold at public auction a. the lac. dwelling
house Of said deceased, on the 18Th d.y OF MAY. a. y.
I63 co-m4uciug at four O'Clock P. NJ, and viii con
tinue from day to day thereafter TIL the properly 10
sold. n shNLn
anr2q4Tq Administrative de hopis ron.