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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22
NO. 81.
Groceries, prorisiuns, &r.
2. WALKER,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
Corner OF L and Third Streets.

II EEPS constantly on hand a large and varies
IA stock Of Goods in his line, which he offers TO the
trade at the lowest cash rates. dec4-my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

nECoND DA1 UESDAfi May Sth.
PURSE 800, mile heats for all three year oIds.-
Colts to be three years old in Mal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22
gnetial 9lOtites,
ERndicnI Cmre of ERnnture.
Premanunn Hair Tonic.

PrchRlIRm Hair Tonic.
Warranted to restore Grey Hairs to their orig-
nal color, and thin decayed hairs to their youthful
luxuriance aad beauty. Also, to cure, electually,
Scurf and DandruG Reasons why it should be used
in preference to any otner preparation for the hair
First-One bottle will restore grey hairs to their
original Color
Second-One half bottle will cure the worst case Of
DandruG.
Third-There is no oil in this preparation and Il
not soil the finest linen.
This is a chemical preparation and has been manu-
featured for many years in the Atlantic States, and is
offered to fhe public and guaranteed as the best Hair
Restorative now in
e9S This Hair Tonic was awarded a special diplo-
ma at the State Fair, Marysvile, August.
Manufactured only at the Drug Store Of
s. T. WATTS MarysyiIe.
And sold bv E.T. SPENCE, Nevada
Dr. W. P. FLINT, Forbestown.
noy2S-my CLARK GIBSON, Eaglevile.
Syrup of Yellow Dock, SarsnparIiIa, and
IOdide of Potash.
Iwouldi INFORM my patrons andGriends that can
guarantee my Concentrated Syrup of Yellow Dock,
Sarsaparilla and Iodde OF Potash 'as the very best
preparation ofSarsaparilla now in use.
Wesimpy ask trial of this medicine. II is fur
nished to the trade in boxes containing one doz bot
ties each, and suppedupon the most favorableterms.
Ampledirections accompany each bottle.
Appyto s. I. WATTS
Wholesale Druggist
Rlrststreet, MarysyTle
For sale by E.F. SPENCE,
je5tf Druggist, 32 Main street. Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22
TTF NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
urrY AND WEEKL Z =
nv A. S. RANDALL 81 co.
,, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
= cpAcxBoN, W. BoULWAhE' D. " ma
G. l. j. r. RIDGE.
Publishers and Proprietors.
TEhm' Va FIFTY GENTS.

o1., corner Maiden Lane and Second Street,
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,rp WEEK. ..................'FIF .'FIF]A 'H' 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08
LUNBIR-Ihe market Is without any chang'
Importance. We quote

HEAL-Cornmeal Is selling at Sl,ss9li9O per cWt
according to quality.
NAns-We quote assorted at Ss9s5.l9h and
pressed spike ct s., 5,5o9se,sO.
Ons-Are steady at ss9s5 for No. / lard; 72975c
for No. 2 do. 75l97se for whale, sl,sO9S1,s5 for
SPERM sOss5o for coal oil, $3.50 per brl. for Web
Sters reprOof paint in oil, and 2Ec per h. for the
ams dry in barrels
PRoYIsIoEs-Fhe demand for mess pork Is light
and Sales are restricted to small lots. We quote il
9isGsle5o according to quality. Smoked meats
are in steady demand and firm. Sales are making
daily, mostly in moderate lots, for home consump-
ton, ct 79sc for country-cured shoulders, 9c for
sugar cured do, &c for country hams lie for city
do. and 79s for bacon sides. Lard is quiet at 10Y
ole.
sAuF-Fine is steady at $40. Sacks are held
at LOG.
sEEDs-Are quiet. Glover is nominal at $50
and timothy ct s.25.
TALLOW-Beef tallOW is selling st 0esKc and
mutton do. at %
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1rYTrT OF TIE CLEYELAFD WHOLESALE
PRODUCE MARKET FOR THE WEEK END
ING MaY7. $3.50
The breadstufFs market, which was on the rise
at the date Of our last review, has continued ao-
tive and bouyant all the week. and the advance
in -four then noted, has become fixed, the demand
at the improved prices being quite brisk. Double
extras and the better grades Of extras are the
qualities sought after.
Wheat has continued 10 advance, and has
cold at an improvement of 5@se. The demand is
about the same as usuAl and receipts are scarcely
sufficient to meet it. Corn has shared slightly in
the rise, and sell lc. higher than week ago
Oats, also, have gained little in frmnesl. Bar
ley and rye are unchanged and nominal.
The demand for smoked meats continues active
ct former prices Pork is in light demand, only
ct holders figures and at the close, sales are repor-
ted in q small way st q decline Of SOC from former
outside asking prices.
Dairy products are quiet and unchanged. Eggs
are in active inquiry for shipment, and have
brought uniform prices Seeds are quiet and nom
inal.
In lthe grocery market we have no change to
note. Prices, for the most part, are steady at
quotations.
BRANs-Inactive and nominal at 7599Oc.
BUrrER-The market unchanged. The demand
iSIlimited to the supply Of home wants and all
but.best qualities are dull. In small way ls9l4c
Is obtained for prime new, while old ranges at
nel2e.
CREsK-Is quiet and unchanged at lO9lohc, the
latter for prime heavy new.
E6es-asve ruled active al the week, closing
with sales for shipment at g range Of 1Oslokc.
FIsH-We have no change to note in prices
The market is steady with fair demand at $50
ss,2s for whitefsh in bbls. and S47S8S5.oo for
halves; s4R59s4;5o for trout in halves 979s9 90
for piekerel in bbls.; s875@s475 for same in
halves; S5ess9O for herring in bbls. and s,2S9s,5
for halves Of do. Goldfish and msckerel unehnng-
ed and quiet at quotations.
FLoUR-The market has been quite active. with
daily sales Of round lots st the advance noted
We quote from actual sales at S5,75 for good ex-
tras to s5s7< for choice do and s5,s7 for red dOu
bic extras to $3.50 for faYOrite white wheat do
Rys -four is quiet at s49s4,5O.
GRAN-WHEAT-Hss gained an advance Of see
&c on red and about the same on white. Latest
sales were at l,S69lSs for the former and l4s@
80 for the latter The light receipts enable hol-
ders to maintain their ground, and tho market
may be quoted firm at the inside figures above
outside quotations being obtained from country
millers and on orders. Corn has advanced also,
closing in good demand at 63c, OATS show tri-
fling improvement in tone. Closing sales are at
sse. BARLEY is entirely nominal, and we can
hardly quote it. RYE in small lots has sold at 50.
Hrnna-Wa o1ofa a. FoIlows.
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NEW roaK MARKEr-M.y :.


as ct Gtsadv with modernto businass doing
SASS g 6 y for pots and IS 60 for pearls.
ELOUA-bales e9a 05,5ol for sspsr State IS 60Ss 90
ol e1LiH state N05,s0 for super western s. IS
60 lot oonmon 70 med extra western; S6leq9 y for
80 sfonne shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
1-kt sue. ana lTecl noinally uuchanraf Vefy good
1e SLate g 30 bat hcdsl generally reuse to lccept
~ ihAa tse5 10 $500 per bile The Sliss were 6,eso
sylSsANADIAN FLoUR-salss Of 800 bbIs at sBsos
~ Ssa4on to ehoioe orra MaIkst in fair TsquaSf
A11 AtliS1 - st.le @ ufilfr more money.
,hth 1LoSA--A1l1n 81. .es ct e2&5Gl,23, common 20
MAIsKY-stsady viii pretty Euod demand II .t,S
W EAI-eose stsad7 inaEiy for export; Sales is 600
i S.ag a. lsg 300 No. Chic spring At l20k
a1d . . red sup at Sl.bl +,
RYE-Qaiet a s6s with holdsrs ranoraily asking 81.
5AhLl.A- Plenty amp dull; tasl Is go bush common
CoRN-Bsasr yigh an innFoVsd export dsmsne; ssisI
45og bl n lsclgc for mi1sd westsrn-the ltteT prou
~ s1al parcels s2o for jersey yellow and si9sc white
oAIs-Fmer Win fair demand in pat foY 0SpoTt; sale
=. q az iqr Wesom and Canadian t2fe42 for state
q ne or about twenty thousand bushels were taken is
PoRK 9ulst and a; salss 600 sbl. e glIsI fer nsu
mlll Sll,e % Do; 81 thin %; $50 for WpgtsTI
pll9s ms. tla, ,l1ll4,15 lof usW prime. ..
nEEt-kemninB u1chanftd. Sales 80 bbll AZ 4Asl0E
~ loT country PRIME; e60o15t0 countTy ness: SL1lg
tleA9 rsracte msSt; Sif,o36 Is s1trl mss.
BED HAMs=Dlll; el1,6o0lB 50 for wssn and siale =
CUT 1LEA16-sioady sales l1Q packages a b,g9d
toi hAmu, lS91A shoulder,
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SAMUEL MASON, Plaintiff,
JOHN GREEN Pleas in and for CuyabO-
MACY JANs GREEN, and ga County, Ohio.
FRANCS PINKERTOE, Defdts
VNHE Defendant, Francis PinkeFton,
i ishereby notified tn on the 25h daY OF Apt 1850,
the plaintiff samuel Mason isd his petition in said Court
Of which the reformation and correction Of three certain
Deeds 70 wit One deed from SAID plaintiff 70 said deisnd
ants, JhB Green, executed January l 1889 one deed from
said defendants John Green sId wife e said 6efs9dan
deed from sand Francis to said defendant aTy
Jane Green executed August 6h 1885, and one mortgage
January lat, 1865 that said deeds and mortgage (Which
ali conveyed the same property shall include describe
first mentioned deed from said Mason, 10 wit
"A certain tract Of land situated in the city Of Cleveland
snd twsnty-one 90 2l in Johu Woosey map Of his
subdivision OF city lots numbered from one hundred and
hfy-sI 56) to ore hundred and siItyseyen (6I AZ h-
elusive Of original allotment Of the viage Of Cleve
land hereby conveyed is wih the exception herein alter
stated bounded as follows 70 W.T.; Beginning at point on
eastery frm the southeaery side Of Walnut street. ard
Iunni the1ee Dart lsl WIN IN nGha. s9st
ne Of said ot No twenty tgl thence southeastery on
(2l ~ land late Of Philip A. White deceased. fifty
feet 50) thence southwestery land Of PhpA White
a % F2s 2 sg sTset e one Sped and xVs e @ fse aDd
thence nOrhwestsrly sid Rrie street fy i've feet to
street and one R1ndTed and sxyve 65 feet deepmore
or less saving and e5ee9ng hoTsvs out Of si1s Piece
long by twenty ieet WIDE heretofore de- ded out Of the
northeast corner OF Dy Shnuel hlfsOh
by deed dated Nov. Is is4s, and recorded Vol
a page 5l4 which deed particular refer Is h.
description Of the land excepted from this convey
anee and shall tIclule IRON said deed and mortgage
said piece of land 81 feet by 20 feet and also the lot des
crbed in said deed and mortgage fronting Oa street,
said and county, and that said Green and WIFE and
said Faucs Pinkerton may be excluded all Int est
said pieces last above desaibed, hY vnt1e of said
deed from said said Green and other cOnveyaces
herein set forth.
Plaintiff also prays judgement against said John Green
27 col nd interest from Feb. u 1850, and
that the land herein first described may be sold to
atis the clam Of said plaintiff, and for other equabls
relief
The said defendant PinkerOn required to answer
demur this petition before the third Saturday
AZ the expiration Of weeks from the date of this
notice JAMES NJ. JONES,
April Is lssO;2sO. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NHSTER'S SALE-In Pursuance

MI ADlbh . OAAIIs-1u pII6uduC6
lHl Of a decretal order Of sale, issaed from the
Onrt of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga county Ohio at the
suit of Thomas B, Pr tahard against Waller J. Allen and
Others 10 me directed, shall expose for sale at
the door, Of the Court House, cotnsr Of Seneca and
Champlan in the City Of CleVeand in said county
on the 10Th day OF May 1850. at O'Clock p NJ oi SAID
ay the following described lands and tenomenis, to wit
Situate in the township Of Brooklyn Cuy4hog1 county,
Ohio and is known as Lot No li3. in Hiram Stone addi
ton to Cleveland comnosed Of original Lots Nos 6s and
53 in said Rrookyn township SAID lot is 68 l0l2 f. front
on Columbus street and li7F l3ftetdesp the line,
and l54 and 5l2 feetde5 ilong Erin svsne aEd G5 IL
feet wide on the W st eud Appraised At Se6I.
i. " BINGHAM, master COmr.
LOREE PRENTIss, Pltff's Atty. anr9.n2
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WILLIAM E. AMBUSH, Plaintiff. 10 Co9rt Of eo9mon
STEPHEN GRIFFIN. Defendant. y. l'ih Ohio ''
THE above named Defendant, Ste
phen Gr:fin is hereby notified that the zlst day
o. April A. D. 1860 the sald Plaintiff filed said Court
his Petition setting forth for Of action against sal
defendent thai the 1h day of April A D. 1889 plaintiff
brought suit in attachment before Justice Of ne Peace
said county, sgans Solomon S. Griffin. anl Ht the
De last aforesaid served the said stephen Griffin with
notice of Garuishment the action eDdng before said
Justice and thereafter in said action last nsmed tbs plain
tif recovered judgment the 22i day O June, A. 1859
Against said Solomon S. Grn for hundred and forty
sir dollars damages and costs of suit taxed at eight and
lOlOO dol aTs which judgment IS stu in force aud who "
unpaid That the disclosure made by said Stephen Grimm
before Said Justice under said notice Of Garnshment
unsatisfactory this SAID plaintiff that said stephen Crf
in Al the Of the Of SAIL office Of punishment
upon him had his possession and under his control
large om of property belonging to said Solomon s
Griffin and otherWse largely indebted TO said solomon
\ Gin Of which properly and indebtedness said Ste
uhen Gin faea 10 mike disclosure Sad Petition asks
for Judgment against said Stephen Griffin, in the sum Of
Two Hundred AID Fihy-four aud 10 100 Dollars with inter-
sf thereon from the 2l day Of June D. 1889 The De
n ant required to aTSwtr the allegations OF said petit
iion b. the sd daY Of June A. D. 1850 judgment Will
]. & INGERSOLL,
Plaintiffs Attorney
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FoR THE UPPER LAKEs.-The Screw Steamer
Northern Light, Capt spaulding, leaves for Lake
Superior on Wednesday evening at O'Clock
FOR freight or passage. apply to Hanna, GsrretsOn
& Co.
BRIs JOHN C. DEsHLER.-Brig John G. Desh-
Ter, Capt Gale, sailed from Quebec for the United
Kingdom April 2sth. 1t will be remembered that
she cleared from Cleveland last fall. She Is loaded
with slaves
LINE OF PRoPELLERs.-The PropellersCatarsct
and spaulding will form q weekly line the coming
season between Buifalo and Saginaw.
DETROIT. NAY 7th-Passed Saturday. Up
Props Cataract Missouri baEques Geo. johnson,
J. Sweeney; brig W. Lewis schs Granger Gray
Eagle, Two Brothers, Linnie Powell
DowN-Prop. Queen of the Lake, Marquette
Plymouth Comet, Burlington barque Malta brig
Castslia scbrs. Joe Grant, L. A. Laneus Briian-
mia, Sunburv, Traveller, j. Hubbard, E. Fletcher,
Mathew MeNsir. Uncle Tom, John S. Minor, Gu
lena, Hubbard, I. G. Pendleton.
The widd for the past few days has been 3
E weather cloudy.
(Sunday to PM
Ur-Barque Arabia brig Mechanic, Laiay
cite Cook schs. Dream Whip, Advance, h.
Campbell, AIDA, Roena, Sardinia, Illinois, Lew
is Oass, San JaDcinto, Maple Leaf, R. B. Hub
bard, Zephyr.
DowN-Prop. Iowa, Potomac.
Tug Emerald passed up Saturday evening
after It had become too dark to read names
with three vessels in tow.-Advei tiseT
The steamer Arctic left Saturday afternoon
Tor Lake Superior, having good freight aud
large number of passengers. The Arctic comes
out The present spring tastefully fitted out, and
with the popular commander, Capt. Miller VIII
draw largely on the patronage of the bushes
community connected with this route--Ib.
TIE CITY OF CLEvELAND.-h is reported
that this fine steamer, after being painted and
reftsed at Buffalo, will be put on the Chicago
Milwaukee and Lake Superior Line in eonnec'
ton with the Lady of Elgin and OntOnagon.-
MillCaukes Sent.
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CHERIFF,S SALE.-BY VIRTUE

~ ID Ehlf y OhLE,-DI Flh1 OE
y Of writ of Feri Facss issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas q CuYahoga county the suit Of Jason
Can6sd nlsit against John J. Kidney defendant, ~
directed have levied upon and shall offer for sale at the
door Of the Conr House corner Seneca and Champain
street, il the City of eVea d. in said county the 9Th
day OF June 1856 at cOkk P NJ, the following describ-
ell Ia ds and ter emens to Wit: Lot No IS 10 Tay OF and
Hoyts aotem nt IN Brooklyn township CUyahoga county,
Ohio. Appraised at 81 0.
JASON CAEFIELD. Plfs ATTY
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4 EGAL NOTICE-DEFAULT Hav.

ing been made end the first party having failed 10
pay the wlich fell due November st 1850 on
th contract eutered into November l3 between John
+ GAhll and J. II Ka patty Of the frs, part and II
ram Stone party Of the second part. for the sale by the
second party the first parry Of subdivision lot No % In
Hiram Stone addition 10 Ohio Ciy and Cleveland, com
posed Of part uforfinal lots Not o. and Is, in BrOkyn
Township CuyahOgA County, Ohio, and the said contract
having been assigned by said Stone to IN undersigned.
Notice is hereby that pursuance Of the powers
con ned said contract the undersgnfd will un the 18th
day 1861 10 O'Clock N Of said day alhe door
or lie Court House corner Of ChampaI ain and Seneca
Streets in ths q ~ of and, CuyahUga County. Ohio
sell at public auction said lot Of land an the impioYe-
-'''-'' '- INV EDWARD WADE.
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AS 60
,Isyslsnd, Columbus { Cincinnati R6.IrOaa
- %

tI0tolshu3 O0luM0uS OlHOlhAttI khilf0da
-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April
~ l6. ls5s, PASSENGER Tns leave Cleveland sfoIos
O5 A. n. n Circiauaii Express-Stopoing at Bsrea
Grafton " ei.ing;on, New London. Sslem, he'll
By, and all Siatons EOuIh Of She by, reaching
Columbus II 81 A NJ, Cincinrail % p III.
IS p. M. Accom- modatlonStoppng all SlaOns, and
reaching Columbus go 2. b., Cincinnati 20
500 P. N. Night Exp.ess-Stopping at Rersa, Grafton.
Wellington New London, Shelby. Crsstlins,
Gallon Cardl' gtgn. and Delaware, reaching
Columbus Il 05 p. ii Cincinnsli :. 40 A II.
CONNECTIONS.
Shady, Sandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad, f1l
Mansfield Dit Yemen, Newark ZanesFills, .
CroIthRss Pttsburgh It. Wayne and Chicago RziToad
for Forest pperSandusky, DeiphOs, Lima, II
Wayne, Lapcrte, Chicago, &C west and Eau
for Mansfield, Wooster, klassiIlon &c.
Galen and Belefonaiae Railroad Line Marion Bella.
Ierra haute, ,Fincsnnes, EFansYille, L0uiEFills
aTrO. ST. Louis,
Della are yon and Cincinnati Line for Springhsld O.
Dayton, Hamilton CINCINNATI. Richmond, In
diarepolIs, Ierrs Haute, st LOUIS, Go.; and e
Cincinnati with the Ohio b Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville and all points on tbs ohiO
CsuubuI Litsls Miami aud Columbus and Xshia Ran
road. for xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Tsuo
Hsute, St Ions, AiOTrOW IoTeland. and Cin-
cInnatI and Wlththe Ohio AMI Mississippi Rail-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, EFaasyilis
Cairo st Louis. and all iuts on the Ohio river.
Couubus Central Ohio Ralroad for Newark ZansETilio
Wheeling, Rc Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, UrbaRa, &C.
For Tickets TO All points and Information apply as
the Union Ticket Once 81 supsrorstreet, or At the Pas
tsngeT Station.
Cleveland ,Aprlll, lsss
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Rail Rcn0s.

:. MAhINU CONNECTION1
and PIttSburgl RailrE a..
a soioL with hacks 20 ChagTin Falls, ko
Al Mantua with hacks Tor Ragsnns. ~
~ Bra svllle with hacks 20 NeWsoI Falake
Bloomfield Garfield, &C
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle PolanA
r. 70 Pittsburgh
CIs7sland. FEB 3. lsss. = ''il - Su'''
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Gtnol Notites.
ITERTFF MN MASTER GONE

CHERTFF IND MASTER COM
~ AIlSGIONERiS sALE.--Pufsuant 20 the command
o on order Of sale ssusdromho Court Of CemTon Poas
of Cuyshoss Counts 10 the sut o. George NOfthngon,
lninild against Rillim Hrtrs and others. leendnut,
tkhni 0r for ale 10 fube aunon az tho door 81 the
Ceun House, Cuoruer OF Sfnara and ChampiAn a. eetE
10 The ois Of Cleveland IA SAID roun on ths ih Gay o.
May, lsi 0. at ocock p d. Of SAID day the tohoWieg
described landa ard tsnonents e wit situate ~ the
Ohio and known US parts Of L0 Nos q ana "a IN a1rs
survey recorded Ia Hook o. pege 41 and bounded as lo
twenty feet easery thoTerm being ne oastef hno
Of lnud decided BY Pan6rO ChnndhTi sputlefT b. tbs
nodhoflY lice OF Lsg No az easteriy BY land sold w. A.
0ir an nutheTy BY First Street SAID lot being thirty
az feet oni ant hundred ie0t deep, with toube
hnusa thereon. - ,,,,,,,r,,.D,
Sheriff AZ q Sreeihl Master Cnm'r
a - HfrI. ~
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N01TCE-TN PURSUANCE OF a

I'M UIlOL-IN 7 Q NO UH1NOI Ut u
IN decretal order issued from the Court Of Common
of Cuyahoga County Ohio IN case in which ames
C. Prenss IS plaintiff Alvin A Turner, ct al, defend
ants oirect9d shall expose for sale at the door OF
the Court House. of Seneca and Champlan reefs
in the Cleveland in sid counv on the 2t day OF
May 1850 at O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, the following
described lands Ard teuemGnts, 10 wit:
Situate in the city Of Cleveland, Cuy9hoga county ana
Of OhlO the side of CuTahoga RIVER IN that
pa II OF Cleveland which formerly Ohio Iity. and
bounded fjlows beginning at the Intersection Of The
north line Vermont street. with the west ue OF West
street. thence nOrheTly along il West street I" wash
ington street westerly along Washington street 60
eet thepo SOU herly pasalf with West street TO Yer
mont thence easeTW along said NeImeni street 10
the place Of beginning. Appraised at S3e0c.
F.W BINGHAM Master ConmissioneT;
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NnfiCe.

Notice.
OERSONAL PROPERTY belong
ing to The estate Of Aaron L. Beach, deceased, cS
two suIke5s one single Harness. Stable, Blahkss NJ
other property VIII be sod Ct Vendqs Il o. Cutler
day Of MAJ le6O at O'Clock p 81.
The tsrms Of paymsg viii be for AL sums Of 500 OO and
with inlerss for al sums less than 81 oO aud more than
~ % ~ Al N sums over S. g and not more than ssGO
months with interest," for which good ro'ss with two Or
Eyen FOT ali sums Of s. and VHdsr cash s1nkSSl'
ip5ai 5 currEn. Auctiouear april q isSO:2s5
SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
Of Common pleas Of Trunbun county the suiI OF the
Fofest City bank, plaintiff against q G Kellogg ct al
of he Couit House conner q seneca and Chsmplaia
sess inths city Of CsyelHnd IN ale county on tne ah
iovriag iescribed l,nds shd tenemsnis 20 wit
siiuate In the township of BTtckEYlle, being No In
the i'm range Of townships 10 the Connecticut Western
Reserve and which is also 10 the county OF Cuyahoa and
State Of Ohio and is known Dy e norm part Oh nhnDet
Declining the n. W corner stake ead Stonss thence
east on Ihs n0rh lac 50 and s 90 chains % n E. corner
thence I5Ss sOl0O chains on the est line thence
S.ses North oa Wast line and 5o-I0O ehSns to the
place ofbegnnrE cntaRing 5laereSof land as surveyed
| less nut subject to al legal highways.
Appraised At eighteen hundred 9o,iaIs ~ GO.
WILLIAMSON R1pDLr. Pisip.iGs Atty'1. Edsd
GHERTFF'S SALE.-B1 VIRTUE
of writ Of vsnditioni szp0nas issued fon the Court
Of Common Pleas of cuyahosa county a. the suit Of Abra
nam ii Vaa Nest eli al, plaintiffs Sgainit H II; Giett
defsnSen to ms directed shall offer for sale a. the
Of the Court Houie, (coner Of Seneca and ChamDlan
Ersetsl in the City OF Cleveland u the said county
the bh day OF Jnna 1880 at O'Clock. p NJ. Of said day
ths folounE described lands and tsnamentS q wit Com
msnclng a. The lrsso.ion Of the sogtaey ne Of YsT
Opf street with the easerF line Of WoS. street thence
sasery along he southery line Of Vermont street, uKY
nine feet thence suuthery parallel with the esEt line OF
Weft street sixty feet; thence eastery parallel with The
nSrei With ths east ue Of West street. thirty feel;
aence westerly with Vermont street eighty feet
10 The o. s. ne Of West street themes norhery along the
east line o West street, nney-eght feet % the place Of
boTinninE; being the premise described IN deed
frnm Gilmon Fols0m, Jr, 70 H. Gillet, recorded N
volume "a page SIC snd 5l Cuyahosa county reeerds and
further known the N. W corner OF Block Xxx In t1e
IN alo CompanV allotment in Cleveland formerly Ohio
| Cityl CuyahoTa county, Ohio. Anoraised At 400
0''' D. L. WIGHTMAH, Sheriff
HERRIcK BARLOW, PIN ATTY. d9o;d