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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

Businsss Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
tis, otheswise 1io.
Funerai Notices II 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Aiysrlissmsnts loaded and placed under the
head Of special Notices." destis fac ord,nsrr
rates.
special Notices in the Local Column 70 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exelu-
sivsiy la tbs Daily, after the nrst two weeks,
90 per cent. more than tho above rates.
All tyansisaf adssrfsssmswss nxst ~ paid for
sn s<psnee. This rsis will aot be varied from
Whsa ths advertiser uses the Weekly alons,
the price will be tho same In the Daily -
w hsse the Daily and Weekly sss both used,
cs par cent. win BE- ds1ssts1 frsa the Aggrs-
gate amount.
Under the present systsa, sAs s1vsrtissr
pays so much for the spses he ess~p4ss, the
changes being ehAsesahls fsF 49, ss1eosition
only. This plsn 10 asw OeDeeolly AAaptsd -
Our charge for changes viii - 8 ssats per
sqaare.
~ In all sGees whore aAvNIt1semsats are
Aiscontinued bsfose ths sxpirslisn of sAs year
or the time contrasesA fos, tAsy will heshargsd
up II our regular rates for sks ttns actual
~ In.
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KEOKUK IOWA: THURSDAY, JANUARY 90 1859


BANKING HOUSE OF
. Y q ~ q q. a n ID n r. n Z o..
I HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In 'hs
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
bsen my teller for the last elk ysars). The bust
ness, hereafter, willbs conducted under the firm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 1 co.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Hossss tif no,
the ohest} In Iowa, tho arm polioits , sontin
sancs Of forms- patronage so literally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collcctions and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
ner, wis
REYRKEHcns:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, LAnisr 4 Co., Bankers, MY.
kdwArd W. Clark Co., philAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman uelpcke, Chicago.
Mechsnics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
FARMERS Dsposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer : RAhm, Bankers,
fillmore brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk y an. ], IS. GEO. c. ANDERSON
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CHARLES RADMAKER. u
HAIR DRESSER.

ATE Of Psuls celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
II landt ST., New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services TO tho citisens Of Ksokuk
and victnity, and gives notice that hs has opened
IN establishment corner Of I'd and johnson sts \,
opposite the 6slt House, whore, BY punctual At
teDtion TO business he hopes to the patron.
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOONING
Dsne with Neatness anA Dispatc tch.
CIR. has on hand choice stock Of Perfumery
Lubins Extracts, DO. which he oGsrs for sale st
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. !, 'sS-dy
HTyHlsday received, = lot " Ane Broadsloshs,
i BlAnk Docskins, Fancy C4s simsss !, Rich Vel
vets, &c. ELLIOT r. SMITH,
Tailor and Draper,
Dscl0d 10 MAin-st., bet. ~ and I'd.
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AIN. S.v. n'rH1
nLAIn 4 MCINTYRE.
. s Il I I s. y = 81

nR. L. G. lN0ER6OLL will b pleased TO con.
~ ssit with any who have diseased and failing
teeth snd desire TO preserve them, promising the
most suecessful and satisfactory operations In Den
htTy TO those who con6de 10 him the cafs of their
tssth-would urge that an early examination aud
prompt and thorough treatment Of decay will
preserve the teeth permanently Ia the mouth.
The best ARTIFICIAL IEEfH that dental u III
shords may b procured 1t his rooms, corner of I'd
and Main sts.s over Rix, Hale + Co.'S Bank, Kso-
k1k. lows. ldsclldtojan70
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D1ssoIug1on.
fGSHE Co-Fartnersbip heretofore existing be-
L tween tho subscribers, under the name and
arm Of Farrar q Hsinss, IL this day dissolved ky
mutual consent. Robert 4 r. Y. Hsipes will con-
tiAue in the business, and sign the name Of the
6rm in liquidation. They will also settle all ac-
counts Of the late firm, and all debts due II must
be paid them. h. s. FAkRAk,
ROBERT HAINkH.
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MlNTER GOODS.
nUKE'6 BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
- welIl filled with all kinds Of goods in hi line
for the season.
overshocs, In quality, price And tent Of variety
decidedly the best stock in the city. They must BE-
sold.
slipper Toilet, Dancing and Common, for
Ladies', 6entlcmsn, Nisses, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and cAnpagned,
with gum sT leather soles.
Dress and common Boots Of every description on
hand and made to order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition to the Boot arm Shoe business Duke
is Agent for two OF this best Sewing Machines ex-
tant--W esd . Patent and j. ~ singer Co.,s--of
which be keeps specimens constantly hand
Singer Family sewing Machines are now sold for
$b0. PeTsous wanting good Boots, Shoes Sew.
ing Machines, will find this just the place 70 get
them. Remember tits no trouble to show goods
Machines ut the "hkG BOOT Store, No. 68
MAin-st., keokuk, Iowa.
nov l0d
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This istheShortest and Qsickesi Route to all
points N Nortb and East
ArTHKOUGH TICKETs-UQ
0verthisiins to all princi pal place. can be pro-
cured atkAilroad Ticket Once, Main street be-
tween lst and 3nd, opposite the Billings House.
stages will call for passengers il any par, Of the
city Free. WIN. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
J. X. TnwEssuRr, Ticke, Agent.
mehlTd
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N 1; w
B o OF, = h Oe.
LEATHER STOKE!
vl,HE undsrsigued have opened store WI
~ 1t NO. 1916 matn-ss.. ReidsV
Block bstween3th and 9th sts., whore they will 6s
pleased 70 wait on those desiring
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF THE LATEST STYLES, AT Low PRICES.
Sole Leather,
Harness,
Skirting,
Bride and
Collar Leather.
Sheep Skins, Pink Lining, and all kinds Of
Upper Leather,
Constantly on hand. Also, Shoe Findings, Lasts
Pegs, &c.
II. r..,ans ~ - As KyANs 4 BlpLEMA
Keoxuk, Sept. 5, 'ss-dAw
v. n. AvsrIH. O. n. ALSxRs-
W.. H. AUSTIN 4 co.,
Grecsrs ana Fred ucs Dealers,
NO. IFS MAIN-ST.
WE GUARANTEE GOODS sold by to be
w ~ represented, and deliver goods bought ~
retail 70 aHy part Of the city, FREE oF CHAkGE.
Being agents for several fouring mills We are
prepared 1t all times to sell Ut Wholesale and retail
all grades Of FLOUR NJ the lowest market prices
Orders from the Country, accompanied by the
Cash Prodacc, win be filled PROMPTLY ~ the
LOWEST wHoLEsALE PRICES.
For all kinda Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dec. 80, 6s-dAw
CUGAns-crnshed,
- Powdered,
and Clarified,
for sale by W u. AUSTIN 4 co.
dscsodxw
lVl ry-in bbls. hlf. bbls and kegs for sale by
decs0dAw ". II. AUSTIN a co.
I ,OfKEE-ho,
Laguyra,
and Costa Rica,
for sale by w. IL. AUSTIN h CO.
decs0dAw
g UGAk-CUkED HAMS,
- Country do
and Side Meat,
for sale by W. H. AUSTIN co.
/
DEEF TONGUES and Dried Beef, 81
ID dec30 w. HI. AUSTIN 1 co.'s.
fAGM.hAvEN OE0EEMS
u ECEIvKD every evening, fresh, and for sale
| II low BY W.. III. AUSTIN 4 co.
dec3Od&~
L,LOURi LOUR,--A large iot of ali grades
L Of Country and City FLOUR on hand now and
''s:.aos.s as.soagr ,''s'sAs' II. AUSTIN co.'s.
XXTTNDOW SASH and FkAMES, All sises. for
| w sais Low by W. II. AUSTIN co.
dec30dAw
| M KApPIN0 PAPER, all sises Of Rag and
| w Straw Papers, direct from the mils, for
sal o Low BY w. II. AUSTIN co.
II osTETTEK's BIrTkks.
IL Schisdam Schnapps,
| Lesiic . Stomach Ditters,
1 Lsslie's Ginger Wine,
! For SALE by W.H. AUSTIN co.
/ dec3Odkw
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Oo.PartnorshIp.

O0eFAFtn0HbhIp.
The undersigned, having formed Co-PArtner-
sh uuder the name and st yle Of aines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest OF IL 3. EarraY,
will continue the business Of manufacturing sash,
Doora, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Iubing, &c., st
the old stand, corner Of Bluff Streets, near the
Ksokuk r.. Dss Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
g-cs-k Sep. - 80. ?. 9. HA!sss.
Oct6-d
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THE EARmERs, GUIDE

TO sCixNrIfIo AND PRACTICAL ACRICuLIuRx,
BY HKGRr srsrnExs, n. h. 81, VI Edlnhursh, and
the late y. p. NoRroH, Professor of Scisntihc
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. vols.
Royal Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous wood
snd steel cngrAvings.
This 10, sonfessediy, the most compile owork on
Agriculture published, and In order TO give IL
wider circulation, the publishers have rssslvsd 70
reduce the price 10
five Doiiars for tho TIVE volunes.
when sent by mail (post paid) 70 Califcrufa and
Oregon the price win b. 81. 10 every ethAr peSt
Of the United States, and 10 Canada (poat patd)
t6. THIs woRx II NOT raE OLD "Book e1 fas
RAKn."
- Remittances for any Of the above publies-
tions should always be addressed, post paid, to
LEONARD SCOTT j CO.,
spr3id4v No. q AoId-st., New York.
keskuk hrAncA 81 the Asasc nank
- EoWa.
TusHI6 Bank Ia now open FOR the transaction Of =
General Banking, ksshangs and Collection
husincss.
colisetIens will receive prompt ATTENTION, and
remittAnces win be made for those payable II this
exchangs.
Smith Hamil, samIF. Miller,
John g. Fkyd, j. w. clsghofn,
j G.. Ramsay, J. M. Billings.
e. C.1arber. DE- Moody. ]. NJ. shelley.
n. AAsHisox, Prssidsnt.
J.W. McMILxsR Cashier.
Ksokak, Nov. .. 'ts-dsm
~ A..4LT for -. =. y ,,.-.- ..
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EMPORIUM ~ EAsHION.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
lishment.
r. B. O'BRIEN,
(succxssoR 70 HKNpKRsoE sA1cnxLL,)
HAVING carried on the business with success
/ Il in New York City for many years, and having
. thorough practical knowledge Of the business in
sil its brAnehss, - Cutter and workman, the pro-
prisor guarantee that his work will give entire
satisfaction.
He has last received new stock Of CLOTHS and
vKSTtNaS Of the latest styles and finest qualities,
which he 10 prepared to make up at the lowest Dash
pricsss
GT NO FIT NO SALE. .kD
Oct. 70, 'bS-d3m
RAME OPPORTUNlTY3
Good Chan CO for . Mechanic or La.
A SMALL FARM, 80 acres, good new frame
n house, and stesm Saw Mill, with IAth
Machine, de-; said mill can clear from 5000 to
81. 900 per annum, when "the hard times gone,
gone sssy;" said land is situated In Souta ern
Michigan good climate, splendid soil, well va
tered, Ac., &c.
Also, 800 acre farm in Northern lows, hns soil,
Well wAtered, DO.
Either of the above farms will be exchanged for
good house and lot in Keokuk.
Inquire Of J. PARMELE,
Nov. l, '5s-d6m No. b7i MAin-st.,
keokuk, Iowa.
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lew Volume, New Drnss, aad New
Club Termst
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The ssmi-weekly Tribune is sent to Clsrgymen
ut "a per annum.
The ev York Weekly Tribune, large eight
page paper for the country, il Published every
Saturday an d contains ed torials on the import
ant topics of the times, the Of the week, In
teresttng correspondence from ali pxrt Of the
world, the New York Catth, Horse and produce
Markets, interesting and reliable Political, Me-
ohanical and Agricultural articles, de.
TERMS.
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The TYibUme Ainaa nac fer e68,
Containing the Eiection Returns and the usual
matter, will - publishsn shout Christmas. Price
IL csnts - copies, postpaid, for 81; 100 copies,
postpaid, for >s. Address ~ above.
nov3dAw
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~. X. LOVE Il co.,
Successors to Dening ! Lovs,)
BANKERS,
ASon
1--WE pavtisular attention TO coll Ilections and re-
~ mitpremptiy on the day Of payment.
agFKREscns
Bank of North America, New York.
Drsxsf Co., Philadeiphia.
Il. W. Clark Co., :.
Citissns' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
Jno. d. Scnlly Cashier, do
s. Brady. Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch state Bank Of Ohio Zan@syiIIe
Connsreiai Bank CincinnAu
State Saviags Institution 81. Louis
Geo. smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexin rton. G
noy34d
w. THOMPSON. y. ". sAiLsr.
WIN. TAOMPsON 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner - MaAa ana sseena sss..
kkoAu
Nov. 3, SD
Nm. CARP ENTER,A OFFICE,
vuNHTkD-STkkET,A Aetves Main and johnson
next door below Anderson . Bank ,up stairs.
nos7ld
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LEONARD sOOTT 4 CO.'S
RePrist Of the Bystish Periodicals asd the
Farmevs' Guide.

These Periodicals. ably represent the three great
political parties OF Great Britsin--Whg, Tory.
and Kadical--but politics forms only one feature
found writers On Science, Literature, Morality and
Religion, they stand, as thoy have stood, un-
rivalcd In the world Of letters, being ssasiAsrsd
tndiapcnsAhle " the scholar and the professional
they furnish more correct and satisfactosy rssusd
Of thecarrent HtsratursHsf tAs day, thsesghaut
the world, than can be possibly ohtAiasd from any
afh S%GEE "
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In all the principal cities and tnWns, these works
will be delivered, Free ef P6ssMge. When
sent BY mail, the PosrAcE to any part of the Uni
ted States, will bs hut - Censs = year for
ckwood - and but ~ Censs q year fur
each Of the Reviews.
MsD.-The price In Great Britain OF the ave
Periodicals. above nsmsd IL about Thirty-ons Dol
lars Per Annum.
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt ef ADVANCE 6HRETS from The
British publishsS gives additional valus 10 these
the hands Of sahasTibers sboas - soon n As orgi
| nal dftiens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03
Wool Raising South.

The Southern States appear to be turning their
attention lately to the raising of Wool, and if
many surmise who are acquainted with the de-
tails of the trade, the production of Wool in the
world falls short of the wants of consumers, the
subject is one of importance. A late number of
the Savannah Republican ssys:-"We see no rea>
son Why Georgia should not raise fifty times as
much Wool as she does without any more trouble,
and but little additional expense. In importance
it is second only to great staple cotton, and by
liberal attention to the cultivation Of the former,
the South could occupy almost as complete mon
opoly of its trade as she now does OF the latter.
By the census returns, we find that in 1850, Geor-
gia produced 99O,0l9 pounds against 81 ,3o3 lbs
ls4O, an increase of two hundred and fifty per cent
and We have no doubt that the census Of 1860 viii
show proporhonate increase in the last ten years
The quantity shipped from this port this year, is
quite heavy, and some Of our commission houses
have now, as they have had for several wears back
men travelling through the country, looking II nm
in the bye-ways and concentrating it here for shin
ment In Texas there has been an immense in.
crease in its cultivsiiOn and with mark ed success
A very singular fact presents itself in examining
the statistics of this article the Census returns
The aggregate increase in the ten years ending
with IS5Ois II, ,00O 000 pounds, and yet every New
England State raised less in 1850 than IN lS4e-
the Southern and Western States making up the
deficiency in them, and carrying the increase 70
what is above stated The greatest increase has
been in the western States, where the attention Of
the people has been turned to stock raising to a
greater degree than here where the raising of cot
ton is so profitable Much of the belt of country
surrounding our city for from fifty to eighty miles
il is hard to dig bare subsistence out of the p0Ol
and sandy soil. The timber which is now the chiei
reliance will be cut off after WHILE and this trac
III present no indueement for settlers to 10.
without it ia for some such purposes Al
IAlsns.pck. divisionof our productions would
pe ~ 'sen.1-.;nlage to all; but there is no neeess
NY less of any thing else to increaset thu
PpT generous epOl. After the sheep are bOugh
tirs year. Neithete furnishes them food the e. en-
mt Vttle more troubIsfEs hundred sheep cause
soek & one hundred" -,ept in shearing. than I
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Corning & Co S Quotations.
76 RIVER STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO
MANUFACTURERS OF
Alcohol Burning Fluid, Pure Spirits, Cologne
Spirits and WhiskieS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE mARKEr-nraroh2 ?.

IBY TELEGRAFH.1
Flur-State and wetern active and 5al0 y Dbl better
sales o. lIO bbis IS 4565 for superns state sou
646 81 for ext a State; S5,Bs) for superhne westeil'
a AaR 80 for common medium extra wes,erh 500 "a
"a "a nr shpptng brands round hoop extra ONO ths mar
lef o.ing buoyant Canadian -four hrn"ri small Siit
~ 81 mai 81 for TO choice extra I've
NJ Sq qs16425 Buckwheat flour duh al Sl-NG1O1 y
Wbea-Couiinues active at advance Of la2c sal 5
ofSTobus Al S4lDl.45 for red wlater western 81 5a
81 1r white Michigan; sidi,i2 for mixed IL 81 %
IN .mber 81 Louis; Sle0 fnT white St LOUIS Slsl or
white southern 81 50 for white ninosi and milwaukee
cluh private terms.
Rys-Quiet II s5dl-9c- -
RarleV[DulE sales OF 1000 bus old State at Sc
Corn-Ouiet but steady; sales OF s5l BUS n sSSlc y
Jersey ana southern yellow: and sGs'c for mixed Wes-
oafs-yrmor at 56957c for Sate 6i@61c for western
WhiSkT-Steady; sales Of 200 bh's at &c r,
Pork-Unehanged; sales $500 Of bbls al Slslgl5 oI
new mess; SI7Oj for old mess; and Sl3l29l32o Tor
Beei-Steady; sales 6f4sa bs at S65097O0 for country
prm. 81 T569 ior country mess; S9OOGl for repacke
mess S2 O0l25O for extra mess; prime mess beef heu
Bessf HamsSDull: sales of 300 bbls at Sl4 5OGlT,I5
Dressed Hngs-Dull S(1s9c. -. .
i'ut Meats-Steadv sales OF 200 pkgs a. 6&CG64c Ioi
shoulders and sSd95e for hams.
Bac0n-Steady. ,,, ,,,1
l21sc ,,,., ,-,,e-o
Cheese-Firm at sS9nhc.
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R. C HUNT, Pits Atty. febl2d222
CHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue of an

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
- execution issued from the Court 4 Common Pleas Of
Cuyahos County, The suit of John Leonarl Lester
A Harmon al, directed have levied upon and
shall offer for sale Public Auction at the door OF the
House ceTGr O! Seneca and Champlsn streets IN
City of Cleveland said unity, the 5th day Of
March, lS59 at O'Clock p NJ OF said y the following
described laucs and tenemens, TO wit ualed IN the
township of Olmstead, being number the ittsenth
townships, the Connecticut Western Reserve IN
the State Ohio and also IN the County OF Guy
aho and the north half of the following de-
scrbed land Beginning at the south east OF the
Williams and Howard called Of the centre Of
the road leading Omstead Falls Village t. HOad-
eyS Mills Columbia, thence west along the Southery
line OF sud Williams & Howard tract TO Job Smiths land
thence nOrtheriy by line right angles with the nurh
line OF said Williams Howard tract 10 land of Stephen
Jones' thence easerly with line parslel with the north
liue said the ofthe aforesaid road thence
souhery along the the road TO the place OF he
ginning containing all twenty aEd fty-ve
rods OF land less and said north half thereof
tai s twelve and twenty'even and half roCs of
land Also other piece parcel land sisu1te in the
township Of Olmste1d the County OF Cuyahoga and the
State OF Ohio being sublot No in Omstead Falls vii
lage loment, and is known the -Frshy Lot" Also
one p, parcel land being lis feet in width of
from the ondo lot No 60 in omsted Falls village
allotment, in the County ami S ale aforesaid
First ab.ve described parcel app raised $40
Second do do co 500
d. L WIGHThAN. Sheriff,
BY Homer Strong. Deputy
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S. B. s +. J. PRENTISS,
feb96w22 Att'ys for Pf
SAIE-PnrSnant to Ii .
feb9:6w222

~
~ command Of writ Of yend; exPonas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Lucas County, at the suit OF
Allen Hinckley, plaintiff against Andrew J. Field and
others. defendants directed, shall offer for sale at
Public Auction at the door Of the Court House corner Of
Seneca and Champan stTeets in the city Of Cleveland
Cuyahoea County. on the lhh day OF March, 1859, at
O'Clock NJ Of said day the following described lands and
tenement wit Situate IN the City Of Cleveland Cuya-
hOg County, and which also the State Of Ohio, and Is
known by part of lot - Gle, eland village and bounded
follows commencing the southerly line nf Cham
pain street. Ice feet westerly from its uteTsee ion with the
westerly line OF Oataro street n the north west corner
OF land decided by J3mesS Clark 10 Albert " Sebbns on
2d day of April and running thence westerly with
ChAmpain street forty fett, thence southery a night an
giles with Champain street eighty feet to alley thence
saseTly with said alley and parallel with Champaln 81
forty the south west Of land decided as afo
said to said Albert v Sto5hns thence northery eghy
feet the place of beginning be the more or less
Also other piece parcel of land situate in the Cy
eve land which also in the County and Stale a0re
said and known by heng paris of original lots Lu er
ircei and tigtyfOur in the plat of the village OF
Cleveland and is bounded follows, TO wit Beginning
noon the southary line of Champain street, hundred
and twenty westerly from Ontario and Innning
thence westerly with said souherly line of Champ3in ST
forty feet southery al rig angles with
street eighty feet to alley running parallel with Cham
plan street, thence eastery with said alley forty teet
hene noThery eighty feet 10 the place Of beginning, be
the same or less
said above described parcels Of land appraised at seO
each. GO
HILL PRATT, Plfrs Atys. febs
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Miujnfrp,
CHERIFF'S SATF-PnrsnonttotL - ~

OF adeeetal order on sale issued from the
szs1i II reas of Cuyahaga County at the suit of
5;,I N II asHst Solomon e. Br Iwn et al TO
ne rnrf I LOT sale at public auction. at the door
" tc9rner Of Seneca and stS 1
cis 9 IN said County on the ih day Of
slaIcn, 1855 a. crock p NJ said dsv the il0ygmg
aecrSed l1nos and ter ementS 70 wit Situate in the
township o last in the State of Ohio and which
10, 81 n 5, si t?'gasip aud is bounded as follows Cm-
Beer', in the said township with the Iucssa 3
along the centre Of said road " ch ms and 70 :
post. thence along the centre of said az
Inks 90 post thence IN The centre Of said ROAD j
and SO nks To mnnumenf at Smiths Cornrrt f6sn.s
south 81 degrees east 23chains and 10 links 70 tbe
the Enclid Road thence IN the centre Of road cs
and 6l75 nKs 10 the plaza Of Ieenning cont iI. 80
and FIVE hundred and seventeen one p
land, be the same more less but s1iset to an legal hir
WAYS -"
Appraised at sis7s
D; 1. WIGHT8IAH, shena