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Breaeh of PromIse Cnso

A case in the Court of Henry county tried
at the recent term excited much interest. Miss
Amanda Jones, maiden lady OF thirty years,
sued John scofeld, well to-do citizen of 45
years, for breach of promise to marry, when a
wdower Miss Jones claimed $2, 1000 damages.
The cOurtship commenced in April, 1858, pre-.
parations were made for the wedding during
the summer, but in tho fall Scofeld became
incOnstant and married another The jury re-
turned a verdict of s70O. A new trial has been
granted the defendant. The case was managed
by strong array of COUNSEL among the law
yers for the defence D. X. Cartier, of this city.
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SALES OF SEwINa MAoHINEs,--The num-
Der of them sold last year by the leading man
uiaeturers is enormous. For the twelvemOnth,
ending July l, Wheeler Wilson, disposed of
l5,T74i l. M Singer d Co., $685. Grover &
Baker 8 ,s2s; A. B Howe, $780, Ladd d Web
ster 1888; Bartholf & Co, 7l2; Levitt & Co.,
22s; Whitney & Lyon, 26l-making total of
37,442. Mr.. Elias Howe, to whom each man.
ufaeturer pays tribute for his lock stitch, has an
enormous income therefrom. One periodical
has stated that it amounts to SIOO, 900, but at
FIVE dollars for each machine, 1t amounted last
year to SlsI2lO; which is a sum equal TO the
interest of seven per cent. on $l,42s,570 for
twelve months in the frat case, and ofSlOO, 900
annual income on 81. 1874, 900 in the latter-a
vast fortune
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Underground Isni,rond business.

The Southern panic is crowding the U G.
II. R. trains. The Chicago Journal states that
on the night of tho 18th the trains brought
thirty passengers TO that city, five from the
vicinity of Richmond, Va, twelve from KenS
tuck and thirteen from Missouri. They arc all
now safe in Canada. The thirteen from Mis-
sOuri had been sold to go down the river the
very day they started. A stalwart six iooter
and sharp's rifle were the only guides. The
irepressible exodus goes on
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SELLING GooDs by SAMPLE.-The statute OF
Pennsylvania, forbids under penalty of 5000
for each offence, the selling of goods by
sample in Pittsburgh. An agent of the firm OF
Wcisker & Bro, New York. named Julius Es-
seldom, has just been fined for selling millinery
goods by sample, to various individual in Pitts
burgh, the aggregate of fines amounting to ST.
800. The case made big fluttering among
the agents of New York operators in Pittsburgh
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The wife of John Brown,

The interesting account of an interview with
Mrs Mary Brown, which we publish, evden.
ces that she bears her great affection with a
heroism kindred to that of her noble husband.
1t proposed. we see, by some of their friends
to raise the means necessary to place two OF
the daughters in Theodore Yields School at
Eaglcswood
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the "pRouLIAR INSTITUTION"


have spoken of the National Republican par
ty. Look at what l have said, in a rational
view. In the first place, is it not right, accord
ing to the Democratic rule. Their idea, they
say, is the good of the greatest number. If it
turns out then that the white people are the
majority, their interests are to be subseryed -
That is the doctrine they preach, but not the one
they practice Ali along here in the Slave
States they say our institutions are peculiar
If slavery, and freedom of the press, and of
speech, cannot exist together, it is indeed pc
culiar institution-deyilish peculiar. 1t is an
institution moreover, that you can't talk about
without danger to somebody, Well, we say we
don't want any more of SO very peculiar an in
stituton.
A Yoice-Set your niggers free.
Mr.. Clay-They are, and now l want to DO
the next best thing. | want TO set those fell
lows that call themselves Democrats, free, for
God knows they need it more than the niggers.
Now, gentlemen, if you will allow me to tell
you, niggers get a good master sometimes; but
your masters neither Clothe nor feed you, but
out their hands into the exchequer TO take out
the contents, and The devil a bit Of il do they
give to you, poor fellows ] have often thought
of this as have seen Cuily, black and sleek,
working in the field, and then have seen the
lazy dirty, lousy Democrat, unfed and ragged,
hallOalng 'nufTdu lOr democracy anu Qduln
niggersm!'
Gentlemen, ! have said enough. II all these
trulhs, presented to you in this plain, unvar-
nished style. so that you can all understand
them, and comprehend them, do not move you,
no logical deductions that may be drawn by
fancy, can. II with all this living experience
before you, Of that institution which has
driven your loTelatheIs and you from the At
lantc slope, and which will drive you until
you cross the plains Of the far West, and seek
the shores of the Pacific, you are not moved il
the marks of eternal prosperity and progress
exhibited in and by the free States of the Union;
if the unparalleled increase of population and
wealth-railrOads and canals-vesses at home
aud at sea, If the admiration Of the world,
eentered upon the great States Of the Free
North, and above all the great school houses
and churches-living evidences that God Al
mighty has declared that the unjust thing OF
Slavery shall not prosper--do not move you,
what can / say that you should hang upon
my words, and listen TO anything that l should
be able to offer.
The speaker in making an effort TO cit down,
was interrupted by question as to the inten-
tiOn Of the Republican party upon obtaining
power. lie replied in language similar to that
used heretofore in the course Of his remarks.
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The Case Of Cnpt. Rrown.

The petition of John Brown to the Supreme
Court of Appeals of Virginia for writ of error
has been denied, the Court being of the opinion
that the judgment of the Circuit Court of JEFF
ferson county is clearly right. Brown will
therefore be hung on the I'd of December, un.
less resPited by Gov. Wise, which is hardly
oFobahle
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Cassiua M. Clay made speech g; Ooving-
ton on The evening Of She 10Th inst, " which
he denounced slavery with his accustomed
forco and boldness. The Cincinnati Gazette
publisl ed full report of the speech, which was
listened TO by large audience. Near the close
Of the remarks he was interrupted by some one
calliog out, "Set him down." "Tar and feaths
er him." &c The fearless speaker informed
these parties, in reply, that he was used to that
kind ,f a thing, and he 'woull like to see il
done" 1t was not done.
The speech fills two columns and half Of
the Gazette, and lie one of the important signs
of The times As Mr. Clay took the stand some
person on the edge of the crowd shouted in q
loud voice, "Ossawattomie Brown" Mr.. G
said he would tell HIM something about Ossa-
wsttomie Brown before he was done, and ad.
ded, "If some people in this section of the
country don't mend their manners, they will
make great many moro Ossawaltomie Browns
than there are" daughter and applause)
The whole speech of Mr.. Clay is worthy ol
perusal, but we have room this morning fol
only an extract or two.
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PLAIN AND oRNAMENrAI PRINTING.

thAAN AM thNAhhNiAls ftiNAANds
q Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every desert piion
doue At the Printing Establishment Of the LEADER oce
os the atest improved and rapid steam presses the
beststye short notice. and reasonable rates Par
tcuiaE attention paidto blank work Every description
ofBnding done, especially Blank Books. Ledgers Journ
rs Sales books Receiving Books, &c, &C.
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OHIo PAFENTs.--In the list Of patents issued
from the United States Patent Office for the
week ending November 10, each bearing that
date, we find; 10 James A. saxton, of Canton
for improvement in haUesters. To j. d. OF
stOt, Of Springfield, for improvement in potato
hArvesters. To Enoeh Jacobs, of Cincinnati,
for improved fastening for Jail doors To Ar
thur E. Jerome, Of Monoeville. for improve.
ment in seeding harroWs.
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Mn BATEs AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION
In commenting on the denial Of the St. Louis
Republican that the Hon. Edward Bates au
thorized the statement of his political opinions
as published in the Evening News, the st
Louis Democrat remarks
As far as we are concerned in this matter, we
state by authority and as an absolute fact, thai
Mr.. Bates does endorse every word and senti
ment contained in that statement.
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ETo MAIL sUBsCRBERs

The dats ~ The end Of the strip which your name
Il printed, means Mo time Bhen your subscription
srprss Unless then renewed II will be discontinued.
Please ret before that date, II you wish the paper
continued.
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FoRnEs PAPERs-lt is pretty clear that much
Of the astonishing deVelOpements made by Mr..
Forbes was sheer fabrications. Mr.. Hartman
who had charge Of the trunk from which the
papers are alleged to have been stolen, denies
the soft impeachment, and declares that no
papers WeIp ever taken Opt Of it.-N. Y Ex,
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PEAoH PuTs.-The Ashtabua Telegraph
STATES that the quantity of Peach Pitts shipped
from that place the present season will range
from 200 10 $50 bushels.
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According to the last census, there are in
Kentucky about twenty men to one
stakeholder There is but one sav ehoder, and
twenty men, women and children that own no
slaves. That is big difference; but look al
your census, ard you will see what it says
Yet Cas- Clay is seditious man; Cass. Clay
is an ambitious man; Cass Clay is bloody
man--don't listen to him. Whose interest am
advocatngl Men! if l was advocating the
interests CT one man to the twenty, he would
stand by me, would he noll should be a good
fellow, at least in his eye, whatever | might be
in the eyes Of others. Would he not be my
friend, whoever else might denounce mel Well,
if l don't advocate that interest, whose inter
est do | advocate! whose interest do l delendl
in whose interest do joopardize, again and
again, my good name and character, and,
might almost say, my life itself OF course, ss
am not in favor with one, it must be the 9th
er twenty. Under which Kingl Il must be
one or the other am, therefore, for the great
people OF Keltucky--the twenty to one; for the
eight hundTOl thousand as against the forty
three thousand.
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AEorHRR.-The Chillicoths Advertiser ia
yoTs the nomination of the Hon. William Allen
Pt Charleston, for the Presidency
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-, RERRY PRINTS, sco ".
To tRRe Ladies'.

EMBROIDERY TAMPING.-
IA Hny'nr lust re cived now supply o peroes cele
Drale9 EmbTode stamps am prepared to stsnp any pat
efn dtsrtd Tor SIX OF French Embroidery, superior
annner aud at short notice uuus are iny al 10 ce md
eXnmtne my patterns.
tail. " " '1'' vi ~
EMBROIDERY STAMPS --Igaviue received the neeucy
ttum DIR prnpsred 10 furn sh saune ann eis
Instructions at M lufarturtr's prices
For description OF this nav stvle sec Cod w Iedyis
bOos ~. august. MRS. NJ. GUNSON,
V4lS9 No 2ig 81 Clnirst
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TREAsoN.--Judge Wilson of the Northern
District Of Ohio has beon airing his peculiar
ermine. In charge to heGrand Jury, reeom-
mendng them to look after treason on the Re
serve, he says: "Your attention is called to
this subject for the reason that in the opin ion
of many, the recent disorderly conduct Of pOr-
ton of the people of the District and their al
legged completely with violence elsewhere, comes
within the definition Of treason against the Gov
ernment"
The English of this is; You had better find
Bills of Indictment against a fow prominent Re-
publicans- Giddings for instance-aud annoy
them with a prosecution, under the head oi
constructive treason" The Judge is disposed
10 deal in constr uetive offences. That of con.
tempt for him and bis court will require no con
struction. 1t is always Of the most direct kink
At least we plead to that variety. y.-Ashiabald
Sent.
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ATTENTION, LADIES!
Crowns Hygienic waist.

gIOH "a = AAySAehAc w aAsts
IlHE ABOVE, IN TUE LINE OF
y Wearing Apparel IS decided the nest superior in-
Vthlon "a The Jay: nnd the Undersigned in Offering
NE pobc orc confident That fo the convenience comfort,
aud heafh Qt the We tn an respe ssuuerstdes every
ticle Of The ktrd heretofore tuted White thus cOn-
dnong 70 the health aud case Of the person. also pre-.
serves the finest mmetry Lot everybody Try aud we
are sure That no ore fer tostug it, will do without
reail, at our rooms IN Post Office nocb.
Cbasrn Falls, Ohio, Sept 1859.
B-1huse who taken he liberty Of counter
ing this article, Wi take notice tha tbey viii be called to
acco9 y i0r the same. IL, +. b. co.
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MARRIED

n nrovphem, Gu lhe on uu HENRy LtNDsIuY
and MUS LUCY D. liAWLNX.
~ nrunsvick, on ho l2h inI. sTEPHEN l.. BARRY,
iormer place.
ln Huutshursi i3h inst NJ Mt GtLBERT n. uATHA-
Frs, Of Hun shurs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-21

SUCCESSOR OF BRoDERloK Gov. Weller has
appointed Judge John p. Ham, formerly OF
Kentucky, to fill the seat made vacant by the
murder of Senator Broderisk, of California.
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DIED

On SATURDAY evening, Nov 10Th LAURA WELLS
daushierof Lncius M. aud May Cobb, aged yeas
Funeialal o'clocK this afternoon tMoodayJ nj No %
Seneca street
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FOIsO mG FelI0n, Rssldsnl PllatlpaI..

Scholarship is good ia either Of the Seven Colleges
sPENCERIAN PENAIANsHIP is taught by tho best
Masters.
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The following table the stock 10 ' eI'y q lh' g
Cincinnati pailY Mar ket RepOrt.

CfNCINNATt, May 20. lo59.
Butterw r Merchants fair prime in hrkins, ligl7c
common and fair Ohio and Indiana &C., Choice West
erl Reserve Dairy in hrkns, lSd-c.
Beans-Prme smal white y 81 lbs, 81 COOL 10
Cheese-Prime medium and largew r. new, 551c
Best brands English dairy, y,-dg--o.
Co1ee-Ro, common and prime n91Gl2Ec
Cardes-Pressed Tallow l2H@l3c Star a. 10 and 10 o.
lscdloa2Oc
Cranberres-small and large brs per Dbl, 81 O0l0 90
Flour-Ordinary and good superane b Dbl s65Ja$66J
choice red and extra white wheat s6.sOdS,OO.
Dried Fruits-Apples to choice e 70 lbs slOOa
s225; Peaches unpeeled y SO lbs S3OOa3.25.
Grain-wheat prime red and white 81 4OdSl6) Oats on
Rye ana Barley O5G62o.
Molasses- Prime N. o. large and small lots, 3sd50e.
Os-Iiusssd. large and small lots, cG74c Lard Nos
No. l. 8 G9Oc
Provisions-Cy brands pork y Dbl, SIS 90 s.
city brands barrel lard, -lIIlc; do keg lard, l3ca
shoulders and ribbed sides, 799c hams plain anJ
supar-cured canvassd l0o0ll24o:
Res-Far to prime d5Ho y 10.
sugar-Common low fair and fair 656T-G7&o good fal
prime and choice, 7ls,d7X 9s-c.
seeds-Flax So los aud prime 81 3Odl,45 Tim
othy . A. lbs fair and prime S--G8- Clover p 50 ID
in sacks and bbs., g.
Eastern Exchange-;S9S q cent, premium buying ami
Aellin rates.
EV- We allow selling here for New York Exchang
as we and buying rates Tor drafts
gOsOn. Philadelphia and Baltimore, as we have to sell O.
'N''e' 'r '-' 'l'' STRAIGHT. DEMING A co.
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CORNING & 90 $ QuotatiOns
NEW YORK MARKET-May p


Flour-MarkeI active, lbG cents hett,T win Q
fir part or specuaii9n sa es 10 0O 9b 90 %
aB 75 or snperine state; S77 extra, S5,GBo Tor
saperine western S69Udl 6j Tor comnin 10 good eN IA
WESTERN 81 2b1 O. round hOOu Oto closing thVl
Iauadi h0uru nj nominal at $3.50 Asl5 Tor ext as
Rsr 1Ourque at 81 t5Og5,41
white we,ter n.
Rye-Fi r; sales OF 1000 bus at S9s ll,Ol
BTley-Que and nominal. o .
Corn-Dul ne w aud nominal sales llOU0 bush IS of
dam Re ed irad WESTERN a Ncd hem gll4a of
vel low Of kinds; good m we'd western held at " as
Oats-Dulli bT5Tc for statei b1g50 for western and
Canadian.
Wh,sky-Lower: sales Of $50 bbls at 5000, closing
at 2Gu-g1 .-.... ..-a.-,,- a.
PORK k-Asye aud frmer sales OF 40 bhls; STl59l7sl
for new mess; SIS lg % for lme So o tT prime
BEES eady; sales Of 1000 bbls; S1a7,5U for country
prne 50 as 75for do sl29l5 for epaeked Chicago
SlbDl7 for extras
Prime Mes heef-FiTm Of 21(93O.
Reef IL iuts-Dull ut g4 bOg1
Btcun-Qust -,
B5aa ~ fIi hams.
I.ard-LOwsT; llkGllTo for No TO prime western.
ButLtr-- ,teauy lS(GsO Tor Ohin and state,
Cheese-Dull aud heavv at ba9h,
TsiOw-NOt 50 nimi az.
Hdes-Ftrmeri 2b4(G2I
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
TENTED
March I'd, 1858, by
G,P.GA RAILROAD COMPANY.

itiOu Is On exhibition at the Paint and Glass
Of T. DENHAM, No. 80 Public Square
ID Slate Rights iOr sale bY the patentass. dec2i
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W kFNNT TNII. NsNIEnNoIs wv.
SHERIFF'S SALE-Pursuant to the

CHERRIES SALE.-Pursuan to the
ron mlnd of wit OF vetdi eXpOnRs, issued from
the COurt OF Common pleas 0f Cuyuhnga County ut tho
SUIT of MH'! r.. Schultz against Elizabeth Brown, TO
ine directed stall offer for sale Pubic Auction at he
door of the Court House corner of Seneca ami Champ
lain sreets IN the city OF Cleveland in said County
l7tt day of June 1859. at O'Clock PM said day,
the hlluw described Ia DIS and teuements To wit: SIT
Ia hr city at Gevesud CuyahOga Cupnty Hud Siue
uf OHIO nd known paris Of lots Nos % and so u hO
original plat OF Tho village o Ceyeland bav - Al fet
ihe tHsteTly line Of udlle street. suuthu y
line being Sc SIP feet in euet parallel with Huron street
aud no feet uOuheTly there and bounded hy 10y
feet IN wdlh-s northeiy ine being parallel th"rc
with 10 feet in length 10 an alloy,
Appraised at Sll OO
d l.. WGGHTAIAM Sherin
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Female irregularities, weakness. uterine dsplacemeuts,
aud all local uterine difficulties and troubles
OF women urg entirely cured by 1HE GRAEFENBERG
NJ ARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
f. his connection Miss Beecher, ster Of the Rev Hen
Ward BCechpT in letters to the people, page l23 says
81 have uine sis IN ssters-n-aw and fourteen e
male cousins al ma led and ali delicate and aing -
Amid the immense circ OF my friends and nCquain
can ot ecall married adde's boz IN this century and
country, who perfectly healthy" In cases. however
where the Gueenberg Ca'hucOn has been used VT must
say that health has rapidly taken The place of JseaSG and
ladies have become hust strJng vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason OF L ira SAYS; "Beautfl indeed Is the
cOuhdng trusting nature gf woman but how much does Il
neo3 TO be protuctel by watchuness that will lead her
in time Of disease TO appeal TO medical adviser Of scien
6c education mora, worth and purity Of charactern Al
these may be secured by addressing the GraeenheTg Com
pany.
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OUWMERDlAI.
MORNING LEADER oFF1CE :
Aatordav Nav Ql. 1859.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
saturday, Nay a. 1859.
FLOUR-Thero is nothing doing The New YORK marhe',
viii be soon has taken another start upward ana uouet7
vlsspos much shortened thereby ts imposa'oe " XIV
quotations. a. thore are settled prices
wHEATThe steady decline which was manifest tl thi'
afternoon ehsehed ransaeons snd We have but single se'
10 report and that on private The bulk Of the receipts
for the pa,t few days has been stored.
CORN-No tales TO- day, Held A. olasoc.
OATs-saies new on track at5ie car mixed do
al slc: and car do do at bic.
HIGHwINEs-Sale IL bfa At 2sc,
CHEEsE-2O boxes sold d9e.
BUTTERIs lower and l6e h the outside figure for choice
EGGs-Have declined and shippers offering only lOe@
10 lt
The following able shows The receipts and shipments per
nnn.l nm 10 sntnrlnr. commanding with MAY "a.
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WNHT TTOTTI
Mr. IT. kings sIr.--i have been selhug the MCdi-
onus OF the Gaetuueg Company for the last ten years,
aud ayo yuitIy found them to give good sasiattnni
and the Pills have sold Ia great many families regu
larry their aud coffee and with trade they have
become staple article. Marshalrs Uterine Caiholcou
medicine that has done great amount Of good female
deases Onu Indy sold 10 "a told she had Tecev-
benefit from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most skldul ply ST.
Jun l. 1883 JAMES WILSON
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lam physician of thirty Years practice. My prnciua
study haS been diseases OF females They have generally
halled best Efforts obtain the nuie rails composing
MnrShall's Uterine CuthOliCOu was pleased with thrm
gave them fair trial, aud iound myself uhundanty sue
.ssul lu my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms abnut half the aud could not
Nuw radically at lcnst sovente in tw n
uul MITIGATE the rest consds NJ rshalls Uterine A.
hucon the greatest blessing TO females have met with
j. n WILLIAMS, NJ. d.. Charleston.
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S6e-IU 70U 0poClaI MasItT JUnl 7.
PALMER 4 AUsTty, Plfis Attys may4td
CUERTFF q sPECIAL MASTEK'l

SHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS 5
> SALE -pui suant 10 the command Of an order Of
,e issued rom the Court Common Pleas Of CUyihoga
Couuty ut The suit Of John Fehy painui against hu b
Cooley al defendants, to eCled Il shall uuer Tor
sale ut Public Auction at the door Of tie Court House
cOmerof Senecl nd Cbamplun streets "a me Ciy Ol
cleveland sad County, the 4t day OF June, 1883 a.
u ~ lock NJ. said day tho following dc.ctibod lands
and teuomcuts, Situate u the uwn.llp OF Btouk
lyu, Jlusuland said Cauuty and Is known boy being
pa lot No 50 according the lna surrey o said
township ard Is bonded ud described folio Begin
nng the north eide Bayey street. A. hs fence On the
side Of -nds enclosed by Thomas NJ Cure, thence
nOrhery right angles n0u BtYley street hundred
feet theuce westerly paal ell Wi said BIyoy fifty
feet right angles htTly hundred ett
said Bailey street. thence Castrry sd street hy feet
tr place OF beginning ge her with al tn hCreda-
meus uupurteuaucH. IherruuO belonging bu subject
| to all streets and hgnways. Appraised ~ 81 a.
! u. l. WTGHrMAN
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~ NHEKIFI'b SAIE by Virtue OF q
~ writ Ficri Facins issued from the Cont Of Com
Pleas Of CuyahOga county, ut suit Of James y.
CLARK, Assignee. Paintif against Mrs. Mary Rser De-
feudunt 10 lie. uVOn and sun Uder for at pub
lie auction at he door Of tho Court House Corner Sen
ec, aud Chnmplun sroets) in the city Of Cleveland In
said county the lOh dav OF June. 1859 at o'clock r.
NJ Of 'oid day, the loowing described lands and ten
emeus, wit: Suhe in tie cay of CleveaH d. county
Gu ahUgu Ohio AMI IS known part Of original ten
iu No lis nnd possibly smll sri on 1897 nogiu-
the SOuthery line Of Euc I'd street. hity feet
tastgry from SNort Al ey, thence S0uthery rnel with
the line Of said ae to Huron street thence EasterY
tho Nurhery line 4 Huron stree fOy-eight feet thence
NoTth ry parallel win the line Ot Shur AleV to EuChd
street ihenrs Westerly the line of Euc lid street forty
eight ieet, To the place OF beginning be the
less
Appraised at $4,000
D. L. wGGHTMAN, Sheriff.