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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

Class white oak logs; yellow pine plank stock ogs u
ELM I6 black spruce; Is hgnumvite; 81 ron ~ spikes and
nails % lead, zinc aid tin; "A gron 3 badEsre paints
oils kc canvass 90 cotton max md cotton
tne 81 gss; % leather "a brushes Is bunting and
rv goods 81 peh tar rosin D, laOE, and o 81
hi nha dlerr. D. atationerY
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TO TRAVELLERS By IS SEA AND LAND.

The hachinist, the Ira vss7 ara every other indi.
FiduG whose lot in life = tkfoEs him within the
chance Of accident om esSO Sfo fre c0isi0H, should
in mind that this Magic Extractor 4 lis bes and only
friend IL Is beth portable and chsap, and Sho1'd ever
De his companion friend need There h0usandS
Of living testify 81 70 marveoas virtue, sho
their sound limbs and mnsces e saving ecacy
The following ef the isGdSa0 Diseases for snisa
DALLeY'S MAGICALPAIN = RNTRACrOR Is "a RRsFkN
TIVE veil a. CuRR.
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For sale or Exchange,
Tyree Springs.


E7ILL opened Of visitors BY
w 10Th OF Suue' Persons desirOus Of visiting the
Springs Of this time he nUdaed
4ble TERMS BY application The office of Werlore Esq
TES kUssWURM
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BLACKMAN a GILLESPIE,
(NCHOLs CoRNEK.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags Ladies Satches and every
Article usually Kept in our line
Our goods ected with to the opinion Of
our many friends; We determined exert
ourselves utmost please all who call upon
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5ENERAL LHEB oETIcE, June -, 49,
s..,s or the Presidents PrOcIamatISn,
y No. es9, dated April 2Os $780,

Ut orders public sales in the reiteTy Of Aana'' IS ioi
Il lows: -, r-..,;o, of,v en- the gtb IA, N Auzpst
e ~ so-rv townships and parts Of townships, hersofore an
a-rss ip tie counties OF Marshall and Washington
~ and ofcs Junction City, the 2Otn day OF august
, OF thirty three toWnsnps heresofore unonered In ihe
counties Of Clay and Diekis0n
tT next hi-tyour townships and fractional toEnships
heretofore unodsred, in the Counties OF Wise and Butler
Al The land Office Fort Scott, the l3h dag Of August
next twenty 1--WE townships and paz Of townships, hereos
cnofered the counties Of Anderson Coffee, Ma5scn and
Butler.
lands viii be offered wi the uSua exceptions Of school
sections, &C, &c
re sales vii kept open until The are all ofssd,
which Is accomplished vi hin and longer and
private entry ct Of the lands win be admitted until ar
the expiration Of the two weeks
PreemptiOn claimants required to establish their claims 20
thesstson Of The proper Register and ReYer, and make
payment the before The day appointed for the
msncenent Of the public sales otherwise their claims win Be for
feIted. JOS. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner q ne General Land 0sies.
r. a f-.r-a al
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" iWS1A1RRrNerOE.

Glass No 2, white oak pank 10 white Pns r. Ehte AN
oars I5 white oak slaves and heading; 2 rom - s ana
nails. lead z7e and TIM hAdEare q, paints and oils;
3U Hax and cotton tEne 81 pitch and rosn ~ auoE soap
and oil: 30 ship ehanderyi ~, stationery.
..lf Ia1rf
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EPERSON SPRINGS.

JAMES M. DAVIS Proprietor
Wm, PARKOW Superintendent.
EUNHIs popular Resort, situated in Macon county
twenty mills east of Gastn, and four and haeest
Of he Lou ye Nashville turnpike, and which
ed widely extended reputation BY the great medicinal WI
tues will be opened ready for the o. gue
by the These Springs 80 well knoNh Io
high and healthy location aud the health giving propshe
Their render wody comment in their sVcr unnS
cesssTy.
A ball wiIibe given every Wednesday evening
BeoE is the list Of charges: $40
Regular Boarders per veek
chi dren under y years and servants hal fprce
Horses IS cents perdsy. -
Two coaches will regularly to the Springs CON
Meeting with the morning the Louisville and Nasn
vile Railroad at Gsatn that visitors will experience no
detention. -, ..-,.. s-,.. A..
.,ss-. sssson spl7 d&W
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new PUBLICATIONS.
w. T. BERRY 81 co.
HATE RECEIVED

NAVE RECEIYED
MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, Collected
arranged and edited By his Daughter with Preface
BY his Son. vols
These very interesting volumes contain will
given to the public, the details Of private lie Of
They comprise very eopiOus and
give to the WOd for the time
and various literary fragments.
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL RECOLLECTIONS,
BY the late cHAKEs ROHRT LEsIz, B. A. Edited by Tor
TAYLOR, Esq.
This Interesting and important work contains the authors
personal rsmnice before given to the Wor-Wh
original fragments conversation Of many Of
the most noted literary Of the present century
whose familiar acquaintance late Mr. enjoyed Among
these sfEaEr lE -ss E
colsr dge, sirwaltsr Scot, Charles Lamb,
sidney Smith, Washington Irving, Washington Afson'
Wordsworth, benjamin west, samuel Rogers
Nilkie, Turner Plaxman,
Chantrey, Eortscnte, Sir Th mas Lawrence,
Landseer, a stothard, Constable,
Fuse, Hayden. Newton, ana otheTs' |
The aso contains copiOus extracts from the corespon
deies Of Mr. LEIE among which may found several interest
ing letters from WAsHnsTOE IRVrHO hitherto unpublished
THE QUEENS OF SOCIETY. By GRACE and |
PHILIP WHARToN. .42al
Biographies Of ssrah Duchess of Marlborough, Madame Re-
land Lady MARI wory Montague; GeOrgana, Duchess Of
Devonshire Letsa Elizabeth Banson tEL.; Madame de
Sevgne Sydney, Lady Morgan Jane, Duchess OF Gordon;
Madame Reeams Lady Hervey Madame de stae Mrs Thrse
Pozz Lady Caroline Lamb Seymour Dame La MaTquse
du Deord Mrs Elizabeth Bontasu Mary, Countess Of Pen
brOke Msrquise de Mainenon By GRACE and PHLR
WHARTON illustrated by CHARLES ALrANoNT DOYLE and the
Brothers D1IzIM- ! vol. I9mO. ts setk
STUDIES OF ANIMAL LIFE. By GEOReE HENRY
LIVE IvOI ~ - e 3 - ElF x.
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TIE FRIEND OF Z THE NURSERY

Chdrea frequent suf ferers from external injuries
especially from FZHid and CGDpAsns ErDk0scne-thers
fore every mother should have this healing pre3lEason
constantly at hHSd II heals sore Brss and queky
moves TETrER or RING WORN, 90 prs5uleaf g "a
anrSerV.
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THE CHIEF AHONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEYiS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VTAs universally upplantsd all Other oinueu and heans
Applications In both the Eestsrn and es,en HenisPher
Shsrever Introduced trsc merit the true secret
all eEdnsOs dgecfiOs, whether ne cause e
dcefdsHtor disease
BrTRNs = sCALDs
are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inAam
maon BY timely aPpca Hon 0s this nar1el0l.s keadeF
and the nssh Is renew As ~ hy = charm, blsai1h
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Land for sale.

TF application be made in short time, will sell
mOdatng terms, 4 OFIY Acres OF Land, three miles
the Corporation limits, Mil Greek opposite Mai Cor
This beautiful county
About cnehslf Of the land timber cutva
There the comfortable cabins
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the pisce my
self for particulars. CHAS. Il. INSTON.
iuiyll-d
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WAsHINGTON.
GOSPORF.

Clas No. 10 white pine; p, ron g, spikes and nails; %
lead tin; p pig iron 5 hardware q palns and o
tank and galley IS insO copper ~ bellows
/ a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

NEW NoRK, Aug, 81.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool 18th via
Queenstown 18Th, arrived here this morning
The steamer Nigo arrived at Liverpool ON the
18th
LArEsr.-Consols for money 937sag8 s3lOo FOL
account Bullion in the Bank ot England has
decreased G3,50O. Money is slightly more strin
gent
News unimportant
Naples tranquil
LIyERrOoL, i9.-The weather has been unfay-
Orabie for crops
Richardson, Spence q Co Wakefield, Nash (
Co, and Others, quote Flour irm, and advanced
6d61s on 2Ss622s.
Wheat huoyant, and advanced 263d. Red lis
Sd and les Cd sales of new AZ is Cd white lis
6d813s, the latter for new
Cora firm, and advanced 6ddls. Mixed yellow
S3a35s white 36s,l36s Cd,
Beef heavy. Pork quiet. Bacon quiet and
steady. Lard steady. Tallow slightly declined
POtashes steady al 2Ss62SS Cd. Pearls steady
at 2Ss 6dG29s
Sugar steady Coffee quiet Rice firm
Sperm oil, all qualities slightly advanced il
is quoted at 1O3sGl52s Linseed oil in good de
mand at 2Ss 9d@29s Cd closing at 364d better
Spirits turpentine steady, ana in good demand at
a reduction Of f9d610d.
LONDON MARKRrs.-Baring Brothers and 9th
ers quote Breadstufs generally steady.
Iron bar and rail dull quoted az IS 5sJdE5 los.
Sugar quiet Coffee steady Tea market gen
orally unchanged
Spirits turpentlne dull and slightly declined.
TallOw slightly declined quoted at 5ls.
Linseed oil, all qualities, slightly advanced
Quoted at 30s
Rice firm
American securities firm.
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NEW YORK mARKRT-AUG. 81.


FLOUR-SaIes Of 1900 bbls at S5,4Od5,55 for su
pertne state; S565@5,s0 for extra state; S54O@5,a
for supernne western; S565l9600 for common to me-
alqm sxtIa @ western S' u ioF shlpPlng bran brands
strong upward tendency. OF the sales about l0,GOO
bbls were for export. At the opening the market
WIS excited by Ohe Africas news, and prices have
advanced lOI625c per bbl with limited supply and
a good demand for export ana home COnsum ptiOn.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Sales 600 bbls; at s. $50
$50 for superhne S5,6597,5O for common to choice
RYE FLOUR-Firm. Sales at Ss,5Oa4,a5 for
common to choice superhne.
CORN lTEAIl-Scarce and firmer. Sales Of $50
bbs at S3,9O64 for Brandywine.
WHISKE-Sales 500 bbls at 23dZ35zc, and last
WHEAT Market unsteady and fully 2ld3c high
er with brisk export demand, checked by light re-
ceipts Sales winter red western at Sl,3s@lsS
chiefly to arrlyei white at S42 70 aTriyei tar Oh-
cago spring at 81 ,25 TO arrive white Michigan at
Sl,4S0l 80; white Indiana at 81 39l45 winter red
western Sl,s29ls4, in small parcels, and amber
RYE-Quici. Sales of $50 bush in small lots at
7O@sOc.
CORN-Better with moderate demand, in part
speculative Sa les $500 bush at 65S66c for unsOund
mixed western, 67@6Sc for round do, and 72c for
OATs-soarce and frmer. Sales at 4O94Io for
western and Canadian, and 4ld42c for state.
POHk-,Mlark hrmer with tair demand
for old mess; Sls for thin mess; $500 Tor prime
mess; $3.50 for clear; Sl4l26l4,25 for new prime;
BEEF-Fair demand and steady. Sales Of $50
bbf at t4,O004,25 for country prime; IS, GOA $50
for country messi S7@lOfor repacked mess; Sn@l2
MESS BERF-Dull; s15@l. H'. 2 .@-.i-' @
BEEF III ANTS-Dull and nominal.
q, CUT Alrs-Ysry dull; unchanged, Sales at
. al4ARD-Mors active. Sales Of $50 bbls at l214
BUTTER-seIing at la9l6c for Ohio. H92lc
CHEESE -steady. sales at s@Io7fe,
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TELEGRAPHlG
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
PROM MONTREAL.

MoSrRRAI, Aug. 30.
The Prince Travelled in a magnificent car
specially fitted up for him. The stations along
the route were decorated with arches, ever
greens &c. Crowds checred the train as Il
passed along. At Cherbrook a handsome
pavilion was erected. The Prince received
addresses at ST. Hyaemthi, Lenoxvilie and
Cherbrook. AT the latter place he was escor-
ted to the residence Of the Hon. A. 7. Gait
finance Minister, where he pRrtook ofa lunch
and held leyee, Towards the close he was
presented to MIR. FELTON, an old and respected
citizen who was signal midshipman on the
Nelson flag ship at Trafalgar. He wns de-
prived Of his rank for the loss Of the sloop Of
war 0rrinax at the West indies. The case
was one Of considerable hardship and on the
Prince being informed Of the particulars he
restored Mr. Reltonto his rank in the Navy.
The act gave great satisfaction and was loudly
applauded by thosepresent
The Prince on his return to the station was
surrounded BY an immense crowd who vehe-
mently cheered him while the ladies threw
boqueis to him so fast and thick as to almost
overwhelm him.
He arrived back at Montreal at ESQ p,
m. He will leave for Ottawa in the morn
ing
The cricket match between the United
States and Canada terminated about noon To-
day. The Americans won in one innings
with l6 to spare The U, S. lst innings 100.
Canada lst innings a5; 2nd innings, Canada
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LastNights Report.
NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEw \ oRK5 Aug 81.
This morning an Austrian bark named the Fue
cine which was on the Balance Dry Dock at the
foot Of Governor street, fell in, owing 10 the Civ
ing away Of the bilge block.
A man named Joseph Howard, who was en-
gagged on the vessel as a caulzer, was crushed 70
death. and another named Robert q. AnnOn was
seriously injured. 1t is feared that several Others
have received injuries, though Of less dangerous
character.
The shipment OF specie per the New York and
Glasgow viii exceed half million.
About O'Clock this morning Joseph BehOn
died at his residence, in MOntrOse Avenue, Brook
lyn. He died from the effects Of juries received
at the hands Of his son, Joseph BehOn, on the
18th inst. A difficulty Of long standing has ec-
listed between the parties, growing out of the
marriage Of Mr.. BehOn. Jr-, TO a woman who was
never fayOrably received by the BehOn family,
on account of her alleged violent temper.
The Africa passed the Canada on the 10th of
Cape Clear, the Damascus on the 10th, the Adri-
attic on the 2Sth, and the Persia and Etna on the
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TEXAS NEWS.
WAsHrNaroE, Aug.

New Orleans dates Of Tuesday last are received
containing Texas news. New events were daily &C.
curing y various parts Of that State, adding consid-
Among ether things it 3 stated that a man had
been gFIessea on charge Of being concerned In the
proof Is almost positive against him.
The people are driven rom the upper counties Of
the STATE Every person IN the least Is suspected Of
Aboliiionism.
The tower Of Mount Vernon has been destroy
ed by incendiaries one Of whom has been caught
and hung. fa.LrrUa
a plan 70 burn Sulphur Springs has been dis
covered
A slave negro preacher acknowledged that he
and Others had set apart certain time 70 burn all
the dwellings In the place, and commit other de-
pTedatiOns, and then In case they could not whip
out the Whiles, they were to take all the horses
they could lay their hands on, and fy TO the In
dian nation.
A white man named Taylor, who had made ne
Rroes hfs eniy companions, had been ordered %
leave the country,
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THE NORTH ABftsREoAz, EaE.Ise+rr54rEI
ASSOCIATION.
N-0WIIH 7 IVlNa
NEw YoEK, Aug. 81

NEW OHAl aug. oI-
This body embracing the eight principal lines
in the country has been in session for several
DAYS at the st. Nicholas, in this city. The bust
ness was Of no public interest except in reference
to the subject Of the Overland Line 20 California
On this important matter there was without one
exception a unanimous vote, that il is inexpe-
dent 10 make any bid fOrthe contract authorized
bv the last session Of Congress. 1t IL greatly to
be regretted that this association controlling as
Il dos ali the telegraph interests OF the country,
should not have adopted measures TO carry out a
project, second only In importance to railroad
10 the Pacific It Is to be hoped that matter OF
much interest to the mercantile world as wei al
The Federal Government may not be suffered to
fall into digreUutl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

MAhING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleve-
land Pittsburgh Railroads
At SolOns with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua7 with hacks for RaVenna, &C.
At BTaceYille with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks 70 sharon Greenfield, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield, Canfieid, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, PO-
land, Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence By P. +.
". & G. r. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L. RHODES, sup't.
Cleveland, Feb s,ls5g.
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FROM HARTRORD.

IIAHI TVItI7i NI'I -EIIE' 0V'
The Times of this evening publishes call
for mass Convention Of the National Demo-
cracy 70 meet at New Haven on the 18th Of
September, to nominate a Breckenridge and
Lane electoral ticket The call is signed BY
Hon. VIM. W. Eaton, member of the National
namnerniic committee frnln Cnnnecfirni
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FROM THE GOLD REGIONS.

81 q OsEfHl aug. 81
Further adTices from Denver to the 2Jth reach
ed Us this morning
The census returns were nearly complete. The
population Of the gold regions was about sixty
thousand, forty eight thousand of it within the
boundary Of kansas
The Engineer Of Smoky Hill Exploring EXpe-
ditiOn has arrived at Denver from Colorado City,
and reports wood, water and grass on nearly the
whole route from Missouri. He is confident that
an excellent road is practicable, by which the
distance from LeaYenWOrth TO Colorado City will
not exceed five hundred and eighty miles, and TO
Denver City five hundred aud ninety miles.
Excitement continues in regard 10 discoveries
of silver on the Blue River and the veins increase
in richness as they descend.
Mining operations continue brisk in the South
ern diggings. A pan of dirt in McNulfy's gulch,
few days since, yielded SCI So and several mug
gets ranging in value from $50 to s94 have recent
ly been found.
Parties just arrived from New Mexico report
the wheat crop in that Territory, which has hith-
ertO largely supplied the Pixies Peak region with
-four, win be mostly cut OF.
The troubles with the NavajOe Indians cOntin-
ue serious.
The Rocky Mountain News of the 22d says 2
900 or B. 900 Cheyennss were causing much annoy
ance in the Platte digging " stealing, and in
some cases running cattle from ranches
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NEWS BY THE OVERLAND EMPRESS

ST. JosEru, Aug 81.
The Pony Express with the following summa-
ry Of news arrived last night
The Pony which should have brought the EX
press letters with S. Louis dates 70 August ath,
arrived at Carson river on the morning of the
10th without rider or letter bags The suppOsi-
tiOn Is that the horse threw the rider and got
away, or else that the Indians killed the rider,
took the letter-bags and allowed the horse TO
escape, the latter part Of the theory not being
probable rs the Indians would have kept the
horse also. The pony arrived at the station only
a few hours behind time .l.
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Arrival OF THE STEAMSHIP FUL.
TON
CAPE RACE, Aug. 81.

CAPE RACE, Aug. 81.
The steamship Fulton, Capt. Walton from
Havre via Southampton 22d passed Cape Race at
o. m. bound for New York
She WIS boarded by the News Yacht Of the As
sOeiated Press, and the following summary of
her news obtained.
The steamship COnnaught from Boston arrived
at Galway on the Goth.
The Canada, from Boston via Halifax, arrived
at Queenstown on the goth
The Bohemian, from Quebec, arrived at Lon
ldOnderry on the 25th.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs.-The weather had
been unfaYorable for the crops, but was fine on
Tuesday.
Wakefield Co. report all breadsufs active and
considerably advanced, but under more settled
weather the advance was halflost
The market closed at an advance Of Cd on
-four
Wheat 2s Sd higher
Corn has advanced Cd.
The quotations are: -four 29d32s: red wheat los
Cd; white wheat lis 6dGl3s 81: mixed and yellow
corn 346l34s Sd; white 3Gs
Provision market very dull
Beef heavy.
Pork dull
Bacon quiet, but firm
Lard steady sales 15O tons at G2s Cd for fine
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Sr. Louis, Aug. 81.
Samuel BFust was executed to day for the muir
der of Schmidt He confessed his guilt
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FRO5T PHTLADRLPHLA.,

PHILADELPHIA, aug Sl-
TIE steam frigate PoWhattan was at Fort
Nifilin this morning, taking in powder.
The u. S. ship ST. Louis was to sail from La
guayra, on the 10th inst, for Curacia, and from
thence to Pensacola.
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sAIF az a eINII..

IdcmIoSD, va. Aug, 81.
& The james River and Canosha Canal has been
cOnditionally sold 20 a French company Of capt
talists The action Of the Legislature Is nGees.
sary 20 make the agreement final The capital ot
the new company Is 10 be not less than 1900 600
or more than $50 900 600. The Canal Is 20 be I'm
ished to the Ohio river in eight years
WASHINGTON NEWS.
WAsHEaroN, Aug. 81.
Il Is nscertained that the Administration has
no more official information ON Mexican aiiairs
than Is already know 10 the public through the
newspapers,
, The despatch Of vessels 20 the Gulf Is merely q
precautionary matter in view Of the threatened
Spanish hostilities 20 Mexico
Its probable that Minister McLRne will return
20 Vera Cruz In accordance with desire express.
ed In official quarters
While our Government would not view with
indifference an armed European Intervention In
the affairs Of that country Il would be powerless
20 lawfully Interfere, Congress having made no
provisions for such n contingency
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Spalding & Parsons, Master Com r
PIN 5 Attys. iuly302gS
M ASST Err OOMMISSIONERS

Nh u - 4 = ~ AASNAAulADa11O LII y
lyl SALE.-Pursuant 70 an order Of sale issued
10 me from the Court of Common Pleas for CuyahO-
ga county, Ohio upon the 10Th day Of July, 1850, in
action therein pending wherein Ezra Chappell is
plaintiff, and Henry l.. " Whitman, Susan Whitman,
John 4. Newton, M. x. Keith, John Coon, and the
Michigan Insurance Company, are defendants, L
shall expose for sale al public auction al the door Of
the Court House in said county upon the lst day Of
September ls6O, at O'Clock =. M, the lands and
tenements, described as follows TO wit:
Situate in the Township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven az in the thirteenth range of township in
the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State Of
Ohio, and which is also in the county OF Cuyahoga,
and is known by being City lots No. two hundred
and tye (205) two hundred and six, (205 four hum
dred and sixty, (l60 seventy five, 10 tWenty-seven
(27), in Barber a Lords subdivision in Ohio City,
now Cleveland, and paIt Of lot No three hundred
and twenty-nine (32g), in the Willeyyie allotment
so called in said citysaid part Of said lot is sixty
feet front Columbus street, and ten rods deep, be
the mors or less but subject 20 all legal high
way.
Said several premises are appraised as follows, to
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n ASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANT
II to the command OF q decretal order Of sale
IN the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyah0ga coun-
tat the suit Of the Commissioners III (Sivabog,
cnty against Henry L. Whitman and others, 10
nlrecte1, shall expose for sale at public auction,
abe door OF the Court House, I'm the city Of Ueve-
y, on the tirst day Of October ls6O at 3 O'Clock
H., the following described trast or lot Of land
sate 70 the A1ty Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county
y, anc u lot number one In Barber & Lord sub
dsion OF original lots numb bered 81, 81 6q and 70
he township Of Brooklyn, and.is lOs5f feet front
3letrolt street, and ll3z feet front Pearl street.
pied at 1890. ~
HENRY G. ABBEY.
Prentiss, master 65r151lr
Pitts Atty, aug5l, ,is60:s53-