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hfhufb-soR fxFEiIgD FROM ArlpAnA-prO'. g. Law
renee Hale lecturer on Electro Biology has been foroi
oy elected frcn the city of Selma, Alabama and pab.
nsneu m the papers q that city as impcstor. The
rrmestor represented hmsolf a bachelor, bnt the
sreenerer tve) Era Gays that Mrs. Jauo HALE wife OF
froi ~ l. Hale, The ieourer Electro Biology, and
snipg FOR divorce from her husband.
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Supreme Court.

Before Hon. Judge fngraham.
JrIy 14--A motion made by Mr. Mcmahon for an
extra allowance under section 3o9 Of the code which .s
opposed by the Corporation Counsel TIE Court allowed
one per cent IN afoition % all cose namely Al asa
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prom he London SI~ftng Life July Al
Keenan, and Jack Macdonald call this day
at about two O'Clock, In the Vanderbilt for America
They VIII leave London for Southampton at quarter 20
eight this morning and among those who will accompany
them TO bid them acieu will be Tom Sayers Mr. Cughpg
Of the Aanbra fasce and select cclc Of some dozen
OF hftoen friends Aeenan oppressed wish to have an
nterview with the editor Of the portsnc LIE previous
20 bis departure, in order that he might thank his
English friends for tnex knanessss during his
tay In England. Jack Macdonald accompanied az to
the New York Hotel, Leicester square, where wo founa
the redcvbtsbt "Boy" In the enjoyment q an after
arrivals bat he lay upon the bed with his coat or he
really did Hot look TIE formidable fellow thai be has
narrative Of shat he 70 do with Morrisssy when
ho gets home. "T mprove thai OF hsn exclaimed
ssnlcias child with hearty laugh; and be coailnued,
When ] &c finished xorr ssey IN come over n Fn'
gland again and send that stsieybrge Infant 10 bibIn
khereupon the editor Of the Spostsnq life reminded
icenan that Hurst seemed as he meant aebtlng Not
ne, rosrs out the Yankee champion, "he means money
making and hopes, by linking his mine 10 gel
up eenesa thro.shos The country, on the strength Of
tghl with me The BeDicia Boy, however In evidently
counting upon an Introduction 10 Morrssey aud ever and
mon exelams, IN high gIee, wait til get home"
again. be must besides Morrizscy,s 10 t.anina to
light me when get back friend Of niue has written
nan order give fun eject 70 his emotions SLAMS sbe
bead q friend wac has been scidy smoking segar
At his bedside and the friend up and keps out OF
ronch for she remainder of the Afternoon.
lies nice novice" says Jerry Nom, who has been
ouiety eyebg The champion he lics upon the bed III
wopdcr what he'll be WHEN he knows a little more
Hocnan WINS for showing all his TESTIMONIALS and
notwithstanding their being packed up in readiness TO
the Atlantic, he would insist ON lnegne Out mae
sive cup presented 10 him Monday night, me cup
ara the inscrption'fbis cap IL presented 10 q
Heenan by few Engsnmsn, frequenters Of Mr. J. Pre-
vests Anchor and Hope, stepnoy, In admiration
Of his manly and gonilotaany conduct during
his stay n nuglandn In addition 70 this, 4
presented lin wlth magnificent gold ring OF con
adorable vs'ns. Heans last act in England has bcrn
kss RAISED ma urncnt aver the rcmans Of his connry
maa Freeman, who leS buried a, Winchester. "The /
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Arrival of the Benicia Boy and
Jack Macdonald.
THE GREAT BELT QUESTION.
Depressed. State of the American
Produce MARKETS.,
&c.. &C.. &c.

The Uni TOD States mail steamship Vanderbilt, ?, E.
iefevre, Commander, rom Havre, aud Southampton on
the 4th m1 at cigat P. NJ arrived at this port as,
night Bringing 2s5 passengers full cargo Of unusually
value sleCoutnen,s goods and the accustomed French
and English maths.
n Ire list Of passengers and the following narnese
Go oiprani, Ad-de-camp - Prince Napoleon; Hon,
White, late United States Consul at Lyons and ssnor
tSr,ni frcn, TIE Grand Opera at Paris
COL Ciprisni her, to perfect the necessary
Aagementsfor the reception Of his Royal Eghness Prince
Napoleon who viii shortly visit shores in his new
and SUPERB steam zach. Cassard.
John c. Keenan,, Champion Of the wofld,n accompa
cuied BY tbs clever aue accomplished trainer Jack Mac
Donald, e also on board.
The voyage has born throughout mos. uzseasonablc-
strong westerly prevailing nearly the entire d.s
tance.
On Thursday, sch inst, at $40 w. in lat. 40 So, Ion
esee passed stesaship Arago, bound east nth inst
exchanged sgna,r with Swedish bark Amazon, LAT AZ
40 ven 81 ao h-s ling i3sa in as AZ TO- lon. 81 90
spoke American L ark Racehorse, bound
Numerous failures among the leather merchants had
occurred a.eand, the llabisiee amounting
million and calf sieIlipn. Tho American hoeses in
Liverpool in tho hide trade were no: compromised.
There had teen fresh disturbances at Naplsc The
police stations had sacked and plaged, and many
persons killed skhmishes the King had arrived there
and Immediately ordered tho formation Of q National
. Guard.
An ambassnSor from Naples was expected to ar
at Tosia, with proposiisa from the kag of the
former, for an alliance with SARDINIA
The ministry lately appoinssdby Garibsldi cnpopu-
sar in Sicily, and fresh massaerss he'd occurred.
Prince Napoleon will viii ssoosea Jerome Bonaf arte
President Of inc Privy Counoi He will ocsppy the
Paais Royal Nershal of France, and Jeromss
donations.
The Ncapot@r Minister at Psriahed resigned.
since the Bsssa Conference the Prussar Minis
had held several conferences with Count Rsehberg,
having his object the bringing of more per.
SECT understanding between the governments of Austria
and Prussia.
The Federal Council Of Switzerland will submit tee fol-
lowing question the forthcoming European Conference
-of tho Great POws-sIs the interest OF Europe 10
leave The simplon Pass perfectly accessible 10 France
pishsu: demanding that understanding DO brorgnt
sboutbetween the Kings Of Sardinia ard Naples relative
10 the common Of their interests In I,alys
The Portuguese Ministry had been dissolved.
Tts steamship Afriea, from New York, arrived ~ Il.
verpoal On the % inst
The steamship Prince Albert, from New York via 81.
Johns, n. r., arrived at Galway on the ID inst.
The steamship North Rrison from Quebec, arrived 1t
Londonderry on the Sd inst: route 10 Liverpool.
Sicily.
PALERMO, June Is 1850
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DISASTERS on wESrrRs RrvxRs is6o -Subioincd IL
condensed review Of the serious on the wes
ern rivers for the hrst six the present year
Il presents formidable list, involving the many
live and much money
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PALERMO, June Is 1890
Fresh disturbances have taken place. Gartadi has
sent troops 10 so-establish order. His ministry was u
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Ala for the widow Mathews.
ono dollar towards the fund for the relief OF the wild ow
Mathews INptAxA
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Mr.. John c. Heenan, the Benicia Boy" accompanied
by Jack Macdonald, his in the recent exciting
prize hght arrived from Southampton, England
night He quietly received at Quarantine by few
of his friends the hour being much too late for any popu
lar ovation
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with gVeland and Toledo, CieEeiand, Co
l1mbus Cineima , Cleveland and E1e and CleTsana
and Pittsburgi RailrS. as.
At SOl0l with hacks 70 Chagrin Falls, &c.
At hIantua with hacks for Rayeuna, ar
At BracsVille with hacks to NswsOI Fais, &c.
At Warren with hacks to Sharsn, Greenfield MeadVIls
Bloomfield Canield, &C
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell, and Enon Valley aud thenes By P +. ". c. B.
CIAs. L. RHODES, sapt.
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NEW YORK MARxET-Ian 2s.

FiourSales Of 400 bbs At 81 s5ss0 for NapeI stste
9SS6 a for eTtra State; S5O9 10 for super esteln
q ~ q for c0mmonto med. extra westerns Soooo 70
r nrior 70 good shipping brands extra Eouna leop Oo
~ tbsT more doigR boh for export and home cons
bT prces have undergo no ma eEAl eh5uee LS so6o
@ Iosng ouie add steOdy Included ID the sales are 0
Dos 505 SIpPis pPousss 800 BSs at sb9Tb common 10
'nSl9S KS. s1SaS 1aa9snE at sss9 for common to choice
and s9PSEb ouPlsuty and dull at slSs2OO per
eTt D,s,r,pohauEed sales 600 bbs slls for Bran
WbistVFfrm sales 1909 bbls at 9iei closing firm at
very quiet and nominAllv as quoted yes
ont sales moment. Snppers still onsf $A'le iOl p
! Rye@saies 100 bus at Gle. -
Corp1MarEet scarcely so buoysnt Sales BO00 bnsh A.
sNs9c for new yellow and s28c for choice new "e i'
IoSfsPeny and dull and dull 4594ss for State Ca
nadiun AMI western -, - e s7E hills ,t
S6 7SaI6S7k old mes; Sl1 3iA new DO; ~ = lo un,
spected new Sll Is Tor Old pFiine $i1oO ne" P
SEE o s1 Fses go bbls at SI@l Is country prime
s5Ss Country mess ss9s75 for roPacked messi SOO
seS I'd RamsHFTa Sales Is bbls at Sll5OSl5O
'F PTms PISfs sess active sales GO sres at sl
Gls.b0 ... .,o,>,,,o,<,
Dressed kogs--f1rnsr. Sales f&t7Ao ioi "'0N' 'SAS
ut NsStiIn moderate request at 65se for shoulders
and 9a955c for hams Sales M packages, uOOJ IDS VI
sascon-Quiot Sales 60 boxes short ribbed mddio' a
Lsrd-s,ea.y sales zS bbl. at lOsO9So. and choice
B Buttsia d moderate request at 1So for Ohio, and l5
C chsess@stsady hSa Ss-tsd at sal1o.
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NHkRIFF,S SALE.-PnRSITANT

~ to the command OF an order OF sale Issued from the
Court Common Pleas Of Cuyahgga county, at the suit
John Madden, plaintiff, against Bsden Seymour, deend-
ant directed shall offer for sale Bt public auction
the door Of the Court House corner Of Seneca aud
Champlnin streesl in the city OF Cleveland, in said
COUNTY, the lTth day Of FebTuarY 1860 a. O'Clock
Il, OF said day, the following described lands and ene-
mens to wits tract lot OF land Siluate in the Ctr Of
svelaDd which is also in the county Of Cuyahoga, ard
known by Cy No t9l nineteen in that part OF sad
City recently known the GUY Of Ohio Hiram sanss
subdivision 0forisna Lot No seventy 0 and is situated
Hicks street, being 40 forty feet frat said street
and running back to an alley" Appyised at 500 co.
y Z. NIGHTNIAN, Sheriff
j. J. KIRK, Pltifis Atty. e r.-. .1 ianl6s270
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p,orp-ssles s5 brls, choice extra at $50 and
100 do ats sS.75.
WHRKr-More inquiry. Sales cars red at l'S'
o.r do at l,sl delivezed, and esrs'white from
store at l,S6.
CoRE-Dull. 10 sales reported.
H1eHwINEs-Sale 50 brls. at 2sc.
SEED-Tbere Is less demand for clover and the
market is hardly 50 firm. No sales reported.
BUTTER-Sales bis. W. R, roll at l5c.
PoRK--No, mess is firmly held at SIG Sales
are: 10 bis. unexpected No. at slS; % bis. No.
upinspected at 14s5, and 81 bis inspected at l4oO
PARTNERSHIPS at 45c.
ONIoNs--Sales at 5Oc.
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EORFHgRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Mt. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient sad reliablo Lake
Lines:
Daily TO DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-weekly to oOGDENSBURGH, OSW EGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE. MACKI
MAC and Intermediate Ports.
y Property CONSIGNED OF delivered to care will
CeIVe prompt and careful attention and dispatch
Y Passengers viii be tiekste through IN ali directions
at the lowest rates
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rlrcnNAT1 l1ARKET.

CFron the C1mmsIcial Of Jansal3 l1lh'I
FlOur-Eirmer Oldsru are very Si and putting high
er figures taair st0ck q, r. % e. IA and e. a
"easS "ceor5-Steasy. and demand good al % as!c.
Sats-in Be- ter demand and nm ~ as9ooo
Barlev-Oull at 70c for prime.
Rys-Quiet AZ 81.
Wh1skv-SteadY al 2lAc. -, r -,
revsioos-HIoderate demand, win 6oo4 0e1d "
denca on ths pa Of holders sales So nns ess oiA q
SIS IS and 10 do az SI7g0. Lard steady HtlOo.
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OTIS & COFFINBERRY,0
q. " PSISFR' dec2l:2e7

CHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
to the command of order Of sale, issued from the
C0urt Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga county at the suit of
Lucy Brown plaintiff, against Alexander Garrett ct al
defendants directed and delivered, shall offer for
sale at the door Of the Court House. Of Seneca and
Champlain sIeets in the City of Cleveland in said cOun
on the 3st day of January ls60 O'Clock p NJ OF said
day. following descr ed lands and tenemens to witt
Situate in the Cy Of CeVeland the county Of Cuyahoga
and State of Ohio and known blots hundred and
sx and one hundred and Of The subdivision of orig
nalls oryeght and forynne t4s and 49) IN the town
ship # Brooklyn sde by Elisha TayleT and James NJ
Hoyt recorded in the Office Of the Recorder Of Cuya
hoga unity said lots fronting Forest sire and being
forty (AO feet front EACH and hundred and twenty
feet deep and running back alley being eighty feet
front together Said lots appraised a Sl6O 20 each
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
CHASE & SLADE, Attorneys for plaintiff. dec3l:26s
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drugs.
OF AMERTOAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0-
Read Notices 10 The Tribune snee Dee. l, 1858.
From MS E1oslleney, JANIS y WESTcQTT Governor
For upwards Of twenty years : was ofistsd with
teni hi No country fn led 10 curp but which welded 10
most salts asiorV manner The GIuecnbsr Remedies.
oOnsoienoi0usly advise thsT use. 20 =, ryrsrrorr
NEW YORK, February, ls59.
DIR ] r EatpoF.-Dear Sir some two ears ago an iu-
tnae lenle friend had ecu suffering rom iHs o We
womb whites aud dsrauEed HeisIuulioa loget e5 WIN
the attending sympioms clearly described IN your aY
ssmonts and pamphlets She hpd me very nesL nsHIal
prolonged very ltlc longer under the most laale2ns
when came into your Office at me GruefsBberg Medical
insitugn and related her symptoms - you were eqnh
her she discharge all the physciaps and ;ed IT. tho
bottles entirely cured her Since then lo year
there has been any neuUerce OF the compliant, sna
JNo Il. BRIGGS.
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEST REDFopD. Coshoctou Go. O.. 1lsy z, "a
Mr. II. B. RNGsLsy-SiI: Ihsvs been selling the med
cincs Of the Gaeieg5erg Company for the last Ten yfnI
and have invariably found them 10 give Cd sat sactoni
and The Pills have sold many families as IeRu-
larry their tea md sohes and With my ude they have
modane that has done great amount Of en9d u Femae
ss Ss @ S% one '9S bot 20 SS bS1 ne S d o long
Of medical tneatnsut Gy the iaest skilq geys
The Graefsnberg Marshalls Uterine
Catholicon
OGsrsd as certain accom- ael with the following
symptoms.
IrraeulaTitioa--We Weakness Eainuegs--Dernng6d Ape
ute-Sallew Comple1ion-Pain In the Back and
Kidneys-Chils-Culd Aauds and Feet
hloafing-F Fevershness-Neuragia--
Head1 1che--Aes l. ssness-
Disturbei Bleep-Flushes Of Heat
General Pain-CIawling and Pain 10
in the Spine and hstween the Shoulders-Aeid
Stomach Difficult passing Of Urine, with heat
or smartmg-ltchibg. Burning or Irritation In the
Urine Overwhelmingly Despaia-Hys-
terics--AnXely--Ro Face
Nervous TWitehing Starting
OnsirpatiOn-Irritabls Temper--Sad.
ness-DepraVed Appetits-F Flatule ulebce-BlOat-
ed and Irregular B0wes-Unpleasant Dreams-
Pains in Uterine OTgans-NumJnest and Pains in Limbs
sold BY City Druggists and Medicine dealers through
the country,
~ For Medicines Agencies. address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
nOVl2:dkW General Agent for Ohio.
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ORDFR OF ATTACHMENT.

J. MAsURT, Plaintiff, | Before Samuel Folismbe ESQ
against Justice OF the Peaci OF Glever
J. H. PULTE. Defendant land, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, j. H. PULTE,
willtake notice that my instances, on the 23d day
OF Decembeo 1889 the named Justice issued
der of attachment against the goods ohaels and credits
Of said defendant the above entitled cause on claim
against him in my favor the Of S4 96O0ths and
that said action for hear before said Justice on the
dec2e.266 JOSEPH MASURY.
CHERRIES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ of Fier Facas issued from the Court of
Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga County at the sat Of William
Gordon, al pldatis, against Thomas johnson, de-
eRdan have levied upon shall expose for sale at
uubc auction at the door Of the Court House tc0ner Of
Seneca aad Champain streets City Of Cleveand IN
p NJ of said day, the following described lands and ten
ements witt Situate in the iwnship Cf Middlebugh
in the County of Cuyahcga, and State Of Ohio. and
known as In Lots Nos. I've S IND lhTtysL (36) in the
village of Berea" D L. Ht6HTMAN1 Sheriff.
G NJ. BARBER, Pitts Atty. Janll:2ss
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"a l.li7s-qa
OLEVELAND AND MAH0NINd
Z Raj, ROAD.-TiMB TABLE, No IS.
70 AXE effect and after Thursday February 10 sGs.
aoJNo EAST GOING WEST.
eISuelaHd 70 f0uBgF-l H0kAgstgisa 20 Cts99
fossa laad.
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CHERRIES SALB.-BY VIRTUE
MASTERS SALE.-In Pursuance

MASTERS SALE.-In Pursuance
1Hl of decretal order of sale issued rom The Court
OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga Comfy, Ohio, at the suit
If homas B. Pritchard against Walter Allen and 9TH
ers 20 me directed shall expose for e at the door Of the
Court OOTneF Of Seneca and Champaln Streeis in
the City of Cleveland IN said County, the li day OF
February 1850 at O'Clock P M Of said day, the foloF
described lands and teneH eus, to wit Situate IN the
oTynsnp Of Booki.n, CuyaRosa County, Ohio, snd is
known No L3, in Hiram stones addition Cleve=
land composed Of original Lots Nos. s. and S3 in saId
Brook yn township Said lot is R 1919 tfrOnt COluWs
bus street. and l4 and g. teet deep on the south e and
l5I and 5-2 feet deep along Erin AYenne, and 6 feet
wide on the west end. Appraised at Sl200.
F. W. BINGHAM, Master Com'r.
LoRIK PREETIss, Pltf's Atty. ianl727O
IHs STATE o. oHio,l In Jus'ieS,s gogFt, Cleveland
A MOS e. DENNIS0N vs.. JOHN
"a HALL and Garnishses The defendant, John Hall,
is hereby notified that at the i'm tauce Of said Amos Den
nis plaintiff order Of attachment issued BY E.
Justice Of said township the sh day Of
January 1850 against the goods chaltels rights credits
mOneVs property and effects Of said defendant Suit
20 GRlSWOLD CASTLE,
ianIeaaa Pltfi Attiyg.
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Rail Roa0s.
1850--6O.


Cleveland, COlRmbgS & Cincinnati Railroad
lna -.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" "A 1889 Passenger Trains leave Cleveland as follow 5:
7.55 A. Cincinnati Express stopDirg Berea Graf
ton La Grange, Wellington, New London sa-
- lem shelby and all stations south OF shelby.
90 h Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping ata-
tlous between CleFolnnd end Gallon, and u
CardiHgtOH and DeawaTsi also stopping "
Leave paEgeugers at all stations south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
hhaby, 8Eldusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad fsl
Mansfield Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanssyille, 10
Ctoailno, Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne aud Chicago Railroad
for Forest IIper erSsnduskY, Deph0s, Lims 1t
wayne, hpofte, Chicag9i hc. west, and East
Tor Mansfield, Wooster kaaslilOn, &c.
oaoE Ahd Eeili0utsiag Railroad Line Marion, Belle
iun.aine sidney UaCa, MaDcis, Indiahapos
piro 80. LOUIS. g.
no ava yl5a ani CIaeinnati Line ior Springfield O.
Dayton Hamilton, CIncnuati. Richmond. In
diGrapolis fsrre Hauts, 81 LOUIS. he; and Hf
Clnctnunli with ths Ohio 2 mississippi Rail
IOad for Louisville and al points IN ths Chic
COszbut Iittls Miami aud Columbus, and Xsna Rail
FOad, for Nenta, Dayton indianapolis, Tens
Hauts, 81 Louis Morrow, i9yeland and Gin
cinnaii, ,and with the OhIOund Mississippi RaIl-
road a. Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Cairo 81 LOuls, aud allpOluts On the Ohio river.
CouubuS Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Evansville
Wh8ahug. &C.; GOlumblE, Plqua anl Indiana
Railroad for Piqua DTbaua, &C.
FCf Tickets All p0iuta and Information apply at
tbs Union Ticket Once 81 SaprT0rstfeet OF Al the Pas
ssnger Stati0a :, d, -, r.-.5, c,s,. -.
oi.,eland Nsy Il Igse
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Cleveland. Oho Januarv l2, Is50. Ianl6:w4t:2lO
GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUAN
- to the command Of an order Of sale issued from
the Court Of Common Plees Of CuyahOga County at the
suit of Reuben g. Hunt, plaintiff against James g. Hearns
directed shall offer for sale at the door Of the
Ceurt House (cOrner Of seneca and ChHmplau seeS)
the city Of Cleveland in said county on the nth day Of
February. 1860 at O'Clock P NJ OF said day. the follow
ing described ands and tOnsments to w Situate in the
township Of Cleveland, in the Connecticut Western Re-
serve the State Of Ohio, and which is also in the
y of CuyahOga and is known BY being part OF City Lot
number two hun rcd and elghtyfOur (8l, IN Willeyys
Allotment called in that part Of the City Of Cleveland
which formerly Ohio City, and is bounded as follows,
to wit North by Lot No 277; East by alley SOuh by
line lel with the North line. and 50 feet dis ant there
FROM and West BY BrainaTd street, beng the Moth half
said No. 2l aud 3 feet front said Brainard
street. 56 l2 feet In depth 70 alley; be the same
more OF less, Appraised At $3.50 o.
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
r. G HUNT p p ATTY, ianl6:2T0
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EADER OF FICE.

Hay...... y3tonl4 GOA 20 O0 Watar-Easn V9bbl faal
DO baled elIon ID 20 O0Isand'y Hd Csmnt 956I
hopG-----.---sAb q l5lWhite Lima -.... Id