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MESSAGE OF GOV. GIsF.
cOLUusIA, S. G, Nov. q.

COLUMBIA, ;. u NOV. q
Gov. Gist in his Message devotes many pages
10 local aud State affairs. He says the view of
secession becomes doubiy important. We will
have direct trade with Europe, and advises the
state TO foster enterprise Tor such purposes by
guarantees of 5 per cent. Referring 70 the postal
matters. he says he Is authorized by the Postmas-
ter at Charleston to say that as soon as the State
secedes he will sever his connection with the Fed
eral Govt. This, together with the resignation
of POstmasters generally, would enable the State
10 establish her postal arrangement. He sug-
gests as a temporary expedient TO use Adams EX-
press. He further suggests that probable ar
engagements will be made between south Carroll
ma and the Federal authorities for q given time
until other States secede, and a Southern Con
federacy Is formed. If the Government insists on
considering South Carolina in the Union after
the ordinance of secession the present postal ar
rangement must cease and another under State
authority must be substituted.
The Gov. advises the prohibition of the intro
ductiOn of Slaves from States not members ofthe
Southern Confederacy, and particularly border
States. He says let them keep their slave prop
erty in our border and the only alternative left
them is emancipation by their own act or action
of their cOnfederates. BE hoped, however, chat
all the Slave States will unite in a Southern Con-
federacy. He advises the passage of a most am
pie and stringent law against abolition incen-
diaries to supersede lynching and deter viola
tons.
The Governor in referring to the action CT S.
c, in sending Mr.. Memminger to Virginia and
the failure to obtain the cooperation of the
Southern Conference except Mississippi and
Alabama. says all hopes Of q concerted &C
ton Of the South are lost, and but one course is
left South Carolina-tO act consistently with
honor, interest and safety, and look neither TO
the right nor to the left, but to 90 straightfor-
ward to the contamination of her purpose. 1t is
too late now to receive propositions for a confer
ence and s. c. would be wanting in self-respeet to
entertain propositions looking to the e%Ontinu-
ance of the present Union. The Governor enter
tains no reasonable doubt that Ga, Ala, Miss,
Fla, Texas and Arkansas viii Immediately fol-
low, and other States will eventually complete
the galaxy. He says it IS gratifying to know that
If a resort to arms Is necessary we have q tender
of volunteers from all the Southern and some
Northern States who will flock promptly TO her
standard and share her fortunes.
He concludes thus l cannot permit myself to
believe that in madness or passion an attempt
will be made by the present or next administra
ton to coerce S. G. after secession by refusing to
surrender the harbor defences or interfering with
the imports or exports, but if I am mistaken we
must accept the issue and meet it as becomes men
and freemen who infinitely prefer humiliation
to disgrace.
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RI HEApAcHn Is the farorita SIGN

BST HEADACHE is the iayorite sign by
which natur makes known any deviation whatever
IRON the natural state Of the brain, an0 viewed IN
this light It may be looked on as a safeguard intend
ed TO give notice Of disease which miRhs otherwise
escape attention, till too late TO be remedied; and its
indications should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names,yiZ; symptOmatic
and ldiOpathtc. SymptOmatic Headache b exceed
ingly common and the precursor Of a great variety
Of diseases, among which are Apoplexy. Govt, Rheu-
matism and all .ebrile diseases. In its nervous form
il Is sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach c~Onstitu-
ting sick headache Of hepatic disease constituting
bilious headache, Of worms, constipation and other
disorders Of the bowels, Is well as Yenal and uterine
affections. Diseases Of the heart are very frequent
~ attended with Headaches; AnRmia and plsthOria
are also affections which frequently occasion head
achs. Idiopathic Headache is also very common,
being usually distingui shed by the name Of HerUOus
headashei sometimes coming on suddenly IN a state
Of apparently sound health and prostrHting ct once
the mental and physical energies, and in other in
stances il comes on slowly, heralded by depression
Of spirits or acerbity or temper. In most instances
the pain is in the front Of the head, over one or both
eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
class may also be named Neuralgia.
Nor the treatment Of either class Of Headache the
OephRlhc Pills have been found a sure and safe REM
edy, relieving the most acute pains in a few min
tes, and by its subtle power Graduating the dtsea-
ses Of which Headache IL the UneTring index
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Uonstlpntlon or Costireness.

No n Of the Many ills flesh is heir to"
is so prevalent, so little understood, and so much
neglected as COstiVeness. Often originating in care
lessness, or sedentaFy habits; it is regarded as a
slight disorder Of too little consequence to excite
anxiety, while in. realitr ii is the precursor and
companion of many of the most fatal and dangerous
diseases, and unless early eradicated it viii bring
the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which cOstiyeness is the usual atten-
dant are Headache, Collie, rheumatism, Foul
Breath, Piles and others Of like nature, while . long
train OF mightful diseases such as Malignat FeyeTs,
Abcesses, Dysintery Diarrh0a ,DyBpepsia, ApOpleXy,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, HypOchOndriasis,
Melancholy, and Insanity, first indicate their pres
ence in the system by this alarming symptom. Not
s~tipatiOn, but take on an independent existence IN
less the cause is eradicated in an early stage. From
all these considerations IL follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever it Oc-
ours, and no person should neglect to get a box 70
Cephaltic Pills on the frst appearance Of the COM
plant, as their timely use will dispel the insiduOus
approaches Of disease and destroy this dangerous foe
to human life.
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I should have added above thst At no time did
Stuart accomplish his most hellish purpose with
ontuimost resistanceon my part Every Instance
nave written the above with my own free will
aGor mreh deliberation and pain; have read Il
csisnSdJ MAarw. BuRoH.
witnessed BY Fanny Burch and J R. vplsn-
tine,
subscrlbed and sworn before me this 18th day
Of January, 1900 }. r YAtENTiSE
Notary Public.
At this point a Juror announced that be had
received Intelligence of the death Of bis child,
and wished 20 be excused.
After discussion Il was agreed 10 excuse him
until Thursday, and proceed with case with eley-
en- jurymen, Keeping anabstract evidence for alb
Counsel for the defence then commenced the
Deposition Of Or. Movioker-Haye been prac-
tielng physician at Chicago for u years attend
ed David Stuart at fremont house, Feb. 2lth,
1857. He was anxious 20 90 out, having a law
suit 10 attend told him Il would be dangerous to
do so. He yielded TO my advice, sent for an OPP
posing lawyer, and put on the case.
Margaret O'Hara called for cross examination
related incidents Of stuart,s visit when 1e and Mrs..
BBssrreebb or put ~ asce near her that day.
Testified OF seeing Stuart and Mrs. hurch in the
Library alter Turner's death; noticed nothing i'm
proper; should not thought such thing II 1 had not
Gross examlnatlon.-Kne time from entries
on book.
Counsel for complainant objected to the reeep-
ton OF deposition because book had not been
produced Court Overruled objection. Daniel
s. Lyeil Of Chicago said, known Burch one year
known Stuart intimately as long rs l can re-
collect, attended a party a his house 9th Of Oct.
Mrs. Fanny and Lizzie Bureh were present walk
ed home with Mrs. Burch and Stuart as far rs
| Clifton House where / boarded Was at ky-
der's party 81 Oct. 1851, Mrs. Burch and niece
were there. I was Of Stuart's house during the
day: went from there with him and daughters TO
party.
Saw Mrs. Burch early on Tuesday; she told no
that she must go away, but not TIL her uncle came
for her; asked me 70 be kind to the baby think SHE
said she WIS a naughty woman and had TO go uwuyi
cannot give the precise language; heard Mrs. burch
crying very hard while farDam was there on Tues
day; think l saw Mrs. Burch before Faruam came,
In the writing chair in the room over the library
Burch was sitting opposite debating while she
wrote; Mrs. Burch cried all that day; she came into
my room that evening looking very Wild snatched
the baby from me and said, "Oh, Margaret, l must
90 away tomorrow; she appeared scared; heard her
knock at Burch's door at night; she said she want
ed to some in for the last time. Burch refused to
admit her; saw her Wednesday In her own room
aud nursery. She asked me TO be good TO her
children and not let Hattie forget her mother
Burch told me not TO write; Mrs. Burch threat
ened to turn any one out Of the house, If they
wrote to her.
Cross-examinatlon not finished when Court ad-
journed.
During the testimony, witness cried while
speaking Of Mrs Burch's troubles. Mrs. Burch
went while witness spoke of children.
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HsAR WHAT THB PEOPLE az.

The undersigned having used Professor HUN
PHREYs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDlFs
10 our families with The most aatisiactory r1sulta, and
having fun confidence IN theif genuinenes, purity,
aud efficacy, c~heerfuily recommen them n al per
sons vino wish " have safe, reliable, snd encacious
remedies Al hand Tor private or domestic uae.
The Rev. VIM. H0smer, editor OF " The Aortttrn
rnJeDeudsnt" AUBURN, ne ReT q H.Urea
rev. 3D. Rector Of g. Pefrrs Church, Auburn, =, y
ne Rev B. l. Ives, Ciapeu Of The Auharn STATE
Prison; the Rev. Spencer ST. Rec, Rector, NeE 20
ford, Mas the Rev Allen Steele, heE-for on
ference. the Rev Samuel Nirh1ls, EasLGeueaer C0u
ference. q. Y. the Rev. p. s. Pratt, Dorset, " tie
Rev. John r. Robbie, Buffalo &C Hart, Esq, UucA
n. z; the Hon. Neal Dou. Portland, Ne The Hon
Schuyler C,lftx, Soufh-Bendi Ind The Hon 4eorse
The aiOhio STATE Journal" Cdlumbus, Ohio be Hon.
r. a. Graham, Moline, m the Hon. Fhomas J
Chase, Monticello, Fla tie Hon. Joseph BeneihrL
Utica, n. p; Wm. Bristol, Rsq, Utica, Ny >
Pond, Esq., Uuca, =. =. James Pilnke't' Aq Na'7
vile r-Hu
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BOSTON NEWS.

BOsrON, Nov. q.
E. s. Tobey has been nominated for Mayor of
this city by the Republicans and the citizens
party.
Francis Childs, Republican has been nomina-
ted for Charleston.
Theo. Otis has been nominated by the citizens
party OfROxbury.
The stable of Schultz & Fisk. in Summeryille,
was burned last night with horses.
The mails Of the Canada close at s O'Clock, and
she will sail az about II to morrow.
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WESTERN NEWS.

FOBT KEAEET, Nov. q.
The Denver City Coach ofthe 24th, passed at noon
to-day, With S4.0O in freight.
Denver City, Nov. 24th.-Parties are still leaving
daily for the san Juan mines. A letter received yes
terday brings very encouraging reports from that
region.
sewers snow storm continued throughout the 22d
and I'D.
A duel g 70 be fought at half past ten O'Clock to-
day, between q Mr.. Riley and Charlie Harrison. The
former is tie challsnEing party. He IS ayOunR law
yer from Virginia. and has been acting IS Deputy
eheriha ct L0nutain City for some time past. Char
lie Harrison keeps q galooR in this city. Weapons
Navy ETolFers; distauce-l5 feet; arms tn be
drawn aftgr the word Sire"
The Provisional Legislature viii, on Monday, ad-
iourn to Golden City.
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vRssEL AND PARE OIL CREw Losr.

VI DNN III wv u
The Propeller Jersey City. from Cleveland, with a
cargo Of Gour and pork, f5 g total wreck two miles
from Long Point. Sixteen Of her crew and one pas
Genger axe lost. The eaVed are Captain Monroe, two
nromen ard one Whesisman and one passenger, nam
ed Randall. Tive bodies have been picked up. Those
saved report that nearly sill reached the shore, but
persisted IN the snow storm The Captains and pas
sangsr5i hands were badly frozen. The two engi-
neeFs were found frozen 70 death three hundred yards
from the Light House, locked n each Others arms.
The cargo il Gtrewed along the beach for milss.
The OaZtsin arrived here to-day.
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KANSAS CITY, Nov. p.
The mail coach from Fort Scott arrived here this
evening. bringing Jesse Morris and two Registers Of
Land st Fort Scott, who furnish the following dis
patch touching the disturbances.
Fort Scott, Nov. 25th.-Much OF the excitement
here during last week has been without reasonable
eaase. The business Of THE Land ONCE has not been
interrupted and no fears exist that IL will be, and it
Is the prevailing opinion here that the flight Of Judge
Williams and the Court, was not warranted by the
circumstances in the case.
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MASS MEETING.

LoUIsvILLE, Nov. p,
A citizens meeting composed of all parties was
held last night.
Resolutions were passed deploring the election
Of = H-2sidsnt upon sectional issues, declaring
that kentucky has common interests with all the
slaVeholding States, that she does not despair of
Justice within the Union, as both Houses Of Con-
gress will be opposed TO the Executive, that Ken
lucky will insist upon the repeal of the Northern
pealing to the Southern States not to desert the
cause Of the South within the Union,
that Kentucky will stand by the Union till ag-
erosion upon the constitutional rights becomes
more intOllerable than revolution.
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w1iIHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHrSeroN, NOV. r..
The Treasury report viii be q brief business
document, merely reneaning the operations lot
the fiscal year, without any special Recommended
ton. Fha condition Of the finances Will % us
most interesting feature.
Immediate rolief for the Treasury, upon the
meeting OF Congress. will be necessary to save
the debt from actual suspension.
The wa-ehousing system Is found % be q great
drawback q the Treasury az a time like the pres
ent, when large quantities Of merchandise can Dc
stoned and psyment ofduties withheld This eX-
perienoe has even satisfied Mr. Cobb that Il
ourht 20 be abolished.
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8lisEEIIamEnlis


TIE ANALGANAT1oE OF LAEGUAeEs-There
is is a growing tendency In this age to appropriate
the most expressive words Of other Language. and
AFTER while 10 incorporate them into our own: thus
the word Cephalic, which Is from the Greek, signify
ing "f0r the head, 70 now becoming popnlarized In
connection with Mr.. Spalding'g great Headache REM
edy, but Il will soon be used In q more general way,
and the word Cephalic Will become a. common a.
ElectrOtype and may others whose distinction as
foreign words has been worn away by common usage
until they seem 'natiTs and to the manor bern"
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BR1DaEr.-Missus wants Eou ID end BID

BRlDGET.-Missus wants you to send her a
box Of Cephaltic Glue, no, a bottle Of Prepared Pills,
but I'm thinking that's not Just il naither; but
perhaps yen be afther knowing what it is. 1e see
shes nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
and wants some more Of that same as relaived her
before -
Pills.
BridOet-0chi sure now and you've sed it, here's
the Quarther and Civ me the Pills and d0h't be all
day about it aither.
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OF AMERICAN VIC

AAEE--Rsad notices II the Tribune since
u Is.
FrOm his Excsleny JAMES D, WEsCUTr. Gov
srnor Of EloFida, and member Of the u. 81. ssaafs.
AoE upward Of twenty-five years ! Wag afflicted
Nl5n disease in my family Whlch the best medicine
a9d surgical Talent In the county failed 10 cure, but
y nieH yielded in a most Satisfactory manner, 70 the
6rgeieuhergA Remedies. conseisntiOuglT adVissthaiF
use. Jas ID. WE8ICOTT.
NEW YORK, February, 1883.
D.. J y. BRDgE-Deor Sir: some two years 40
81 intimate teuale friend had been suffering from
alling Of the womb, whites and deranged msnstru-
ation3 together with the attending svmDfoma =
clearly described In your adFertisemenfs nd ram
phl9ta. She had the very best medical skill In fhf1
city tn entirely prostfafedfand Der physician finally
told her that be thought hsr Be might u07afbiV ~
prolonged a little longer mlder the most i~udlcious
treatment. E0r two weeks after that she Continued
70 sink, when ] came Into your Once a. he Grne-
isnberg Medical Institute and related her Jymp-
toms. ~ you vas confident Of the Graefenberg
Marslals CathoIc0n, ID relieving her, she discharg-
60 az the physicians and tried IT, though doubling
~. FroTiaeutlslly it ret8Fed her quickly and I've
bottles entirely cured sinca then, for near two
years, there has not been any recurrence Or The com
PLANT ana ahe Is as strong active and healthy
Hnen young gTl. dhO. R. BRIGGS
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Real BLESSING.

Phyaeian,-Wel, Mrs. Jones, how is that
headache
Mrs. JoRss--Gonel Doctor, all gone I the pill you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and I wish
you would send more so that l can have them handy.
Phygicidn-YOu can get them at any Druggists.-
Call Tor Cephaltic Pills, 1 md they never fail, and I
them in all cases Of Headache.
Mrs. JOnes.-l shall send for a box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are a
real blessing.
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COM MEROIAL
CLEVELAND mARKET-NOV. %.

FLOUR-Ths market is quiet and unchanged
Sales are 50 bblS and IS bbls good extras at S4,75i 20
bbls red Xxx st S5,25.
RYE FLOUR-Is quiet at ss,7594,m.
BUCKWHEAT-Selling at s2@225 p cwt.
WHEAT-fnactive. Sales Of car white at 81 is.
CORN-Dul at s994Oc.
OATS-Qulet at CSC.
HIGHwINEs-sales are so bbls at I5Hc, 80 do
ut l6c, and Is do at same.
HOGS-sales were at 5E@6c for $50 bs and over.
BUTTER-sales are a small lot Central keg at
lie; Central roll at l2c, and 3 bbls choice do at I5c.
~EGGS-Sales at I6c,
POULTRY-Dealers quote Chickens at 6@7c,
and Turkeys at s@9c, with e good demand at pres
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-28

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
MT. S~palding has sold two millions of bottles Of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and it is estimated that
each bottle saves at least ten d liars worth Of bro
ken furniture, thus making an aggregate Of twenty
millions of dollars reclaimed from total loss by this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue a house
hold word, he now proposes to de the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with
his Cephaltic Pills, and if they are as good as his
Clue, Headaches will soon vanish away like snow in
July.
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THE ALL-SUFFICIENT THREE,


TRIESEMAR l., 2 8, ARE DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured BY the Seals Of the EcOle de
Pharmacie de Paris, AMI the imperia College OF
Medicine, Vienna
nc. is invaluable fgr exhaustion, sPsrmatorrhea
and all physical disabilities.
40. 2. completely eradicates all traces Of those dis.
eases that have heretofore been treafed by the nau-
cious and perniciOus use Of cOpaiva and cubebs.
No has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby insuring % the sufferer speedy re-
lief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. ], 2 snd 3, are preparation the
form Of a lOzenge, devoid Of taste and small, and car
be carried in the w~aistcOat pocket. Sold in tin ease=
and divided into separate doses, as administered By
Valpeau Lallemand Roux, RioOld, &C. Price IS each.
or 4 cases for So, which saves s.; and in 81 cases,
whereby there Is q saving Of So To Be had wholesale
and retail, of Dr.. BARROW, No. l9i Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on receiving o remittance
Dr.. Barrow viii forward the Ifiesemar to any par
ofthe world, securely packed, and add essei qcc ord
ing To the instructions Ofthe writer.
sE Sold also 81 z. T.. GAYLORD ard Wv.
FTSEE Cleveland an77
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gEaAl AettEea.

The state 81 Ohio, In Court Of Common Plea of
Quyahoaa County. said County.
john Crowell, PltG
vs..
william Mitchell and Petition for money and relief.
Priscilla Mitchell,
Doendauts.
HNHE DEFENDANTS, WHO ARE
~ uon-residents Of said state, will take notice
that Plaintiff has this day filed his petition In said
court 70 iorecloso q mortgage on certain premises
described therein, given BY Defendant, William
Mitchell, % Plaini ~ 70 secure the payment Of a note
dated April l, 1855, for S6Z2 IS-lO0, two years from date
with Interest at ten cent.
The DESCENDANTS will appear and make answer on
tho 10Th day VI December, 1850, or Judgment by de-
fault will b. rendered on said note, and tbs premi-
ues ordered TO be sold to pay the same.
Attest: holland u. NOBLE, Clerk.
CrOwell & White, Plaintiffs Attorney.
October n, 1850. octl3.glO
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R8~Did you ever have the Sick Headache?
Do you remember the throbbinR temples, the fever
ed brow, the loathing and disgust at the sight Of
food. How totally unit you were for pleasure, con-
%versation or study. One OF the Cephalic Pills would
then experienced. For this and other purposes you
should always have a box of them on hand te use as
OccasiOn requires.
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RAOTER EXCITEMENT, and the mental
care and anxiety incident to close attention TO bu-
siness or study, are among the numerous causes Of
Nervous Headache. The disOrdered state Of mind 3
body incident to this distressing complaint is a fatal
blow 70 all energy aud ambition. Sufferers by this
distressing attacks by using one Of the Cephultic
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. 1t quiets the
overtasked brain, and sOOthes the strained and jar
rim nerves, and relaxes the tension Of the stomach
which also accompanies and aggravates the disorder
ed condition Of the brain.
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,nrdIr RenUlzed.

Hi 'ad Il 'orrIble 'eadache this hafternOon,
baud l stepped into the hapothecaries hand says HI
to hi 70 the man, Can you hease me an 'eadache7'-
Does IL haChe ard, says e.. "HeXCeediugly, says
hi, and upon that e gave me a Cephalic Pin, hand
pom me 'OnOr Il cured me 30 quick that 'ardly re-
aiEsd I 'ad I'D an 'eadache.
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SALE-PURSUANT

GHERlFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command of a pluries order Of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga cOun-
" at the suit Of Frederick Mead, ct. al, plaintiffs,
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House in the City Of Cleveland, in said county,
on the 1h day Of December, le6U, at 2 o'clock z. N,
the following described lands and m TO wit:
LIST. Situate in Orange township, CuyahoFa county,
OHIO, being IN Tract 2, Lotl, bounded east and north
by lot line Of lot l; south by land sold to A. @. Gard
ner, and west by a line so far west as to make 81 56-IOO
acres. Appraised at $5lOOO.
ID. Part Of Sub Lot l35 in the Graves allotment in
the village Of Chagrin Falls, County Of Ouyahoga,
and State of Ohio, being the west part Of my feet
in s. E.. corner Of said lot, and Il 50 feet front on
River street and l02 5-l2 feet deep.
Appraised at 500 ".
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
Adams & Garfield. PPtf7s Att'ys. pov53i2