davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada journal., 1860-10-12
DISSOLUTION OF co.p,pr~n,,a--

III Copartncrship er;.,,,,
Y me undersigned doing business at Icmsos =,
ss, Nesaoa Sonnfy, under the style and firm nS IN
son, ands Is this day dissolved by mutual non
urn urn are TO be settled with John W WiS 10 eaid
nni continue business at the old stand nus VINO
'n'rsed to ADJUST all matters relating to sna ad au
onl-Sa, Sept. :, 90. ~ WWAnpSOH,
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NEW YORK 8IARKET-AUG. %.


FfBtiFs Lsaics 1900 bbla s5,iaqs,so ot superhne
stats; s. ad5s5 for extra stato ta,no05,5 lot su-
Mi fnd western; SAlhlfdll for common 20 medium
extra western; S3so6n5io iar shipping hrands extra
round eelpea Hhi9, al, i, w. ae'a%ena %
ltm Included in tue sales are 7aoo bbia for export
al prices within tho range.
CANADIAN FIOUR-Sales 100 bhls; at $500
extra. Market shade more active, and prices Fath-
RYE S'Yl' FLOUR Steady and unchanged sales at
s, ,anali - Tor common 20 ehoieo Hup0rhne.
CORN MEAls-Quet Sales az s3,i5
WHlSkN-sales go bbls Al 2iA@G. bomand
less active
Sl,mG1l 30, new winter red western az el2feQl,A
common white Ohio at slSleDl,3 ,32 amber western a.
81 3u new red and amber southern ht ei,aaitp lt4D
gan az si,i0. Market fully lc better with pretty
good export demand which Il checked however, By
the small supply oi really sound shipping parcels
HkfSIEY-Nominally unchanged.
CORN-Sales Of a0t0O bu at 6lAc for unsound
mixed western; 6l@slFc for round doi 6sc Tor very
choice DO. Moderate request and prices show no
OATSEFIir request. sales at s7as9o for west.
crn and Caqadiqni aud ssQigc for state.
pOR A-Market more quiet and hrmer Sales
ofis0 b6is az siesSal9iO lor new mess; Sl9,OO for
for OLD mess Slili2s ior new primes $3.50 for old
BEFF-liarhet quiet and steady Sales of 800
bbls az S4,Ol6lAB for country primei S5,OQG5f 50
Cor country mess; Ssa0-5o for repaeked mess sll
@i2 Tor extra mess.
MESS BEEF-pplii Sl3als.
BEEF n AllS-Nery quiet. Small sales at 100
uc Tor State; and iO6nlac for western.
CUT MEATS -Scarre qnd UNCHANGED. Sales at
LARD-Maiket dull and heavy. Sales Of 275 bbs
'BiUTTRR-selHns at la@isc for Ohio iI@2Oc
'CtHEEsR-steady. Sales at s@lO&c for infe-
rior TO prime
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nIPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHJSGTOS, Aug. %.
The War Department received to-day an unu-
rGally large number Of dispatches from various
quarters.
Capt. Smith gives the details Of his victorious
battle with the Indians 25 miles northeast of
Lake Harney, Oregon. He was inclined to be-
heTe that all the Indians Of thatregion were hos
tile
Col Wright has promptly ordered the artillery
ami dragons to march at once to the scene Of
hostilities- W ith these Major Steen was to scour
the whole country, and cause the savages 10 sue
for peace
Dispatches from Fort Kearney, Nebral1a. in
giving the particulars Of the fight with the Kio-
was and Camanehes near the Republican river,
numbered above 600. On the part of the troops
one priyate was missing and two wounded, and
i've Ct the Indian guides killed.
Intelligence has also been received from New
Mexico relative TO the hostile character of the
Indians there.
Advises from Camp Cady, California, mention
that an interesting council had been held with
the Eabutes. Threats were made and good ad
vice given. If these Indians can be Believed,
they viii presarve friendship with the whites
fhe receipts into the Treasury last week were
81 30 90 drafts paid, sl42 800 amount subject
70 draft, 81 ,124 900.
The proper military officer in Carson Valley
had collected evidence 70 show Mormon resist
anee 70 the emigratiOn from Utah. Efhcient pro
iestion has been extended 70 persons leaving the
Territory.
The recent insult to our Consul and flag at Rio.
Hache, by the Liberal or Revolutionary party Of
New Granada, has received the consideration of
our Government, and probably the Navy Depart
ment viii dispatch vessels 70 the Atlantic ports
Of that Republic for the prevention Of similar
outrages by the insurgents.
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RRPUnlloAN U0NVENTION.

SYRACUSE, Aug 23
The Republican State Convention metin this
city yesterday noon and orgadizrd with James
q ~ Cock for President ff..r.
Hon. i. -. Morgan and Robert Campbell, the
present incnmbents were by acclamatiQn nolnina-
ted ior re election for Governor and Lieutenant
Gorernor. S. II Barnes for Canal Commissioner;
] h BATES fur state Prison Inspector Wm.
Cullen Bryant and j. A. Putnam were appointed
eitcfors sf large
The resolutions endorse the platform of the
fChioaao Convention, and rufify is nominations
Tor President and Vice President EnlogtEe the
administration Of Gov. Morgan and repel the
charge Of corruption against the last legislature
asserting that not n measure which has been char-
acterised Is unjust and corrupt, could have pas
ed lhe legislature without the unanimous Tote OF
The DemOcrutic members
The resolutions relate almost entirely 10 local
affairs.
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nrrFiIlo nIARKFT-AUG. 2a.


FL0UR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-SpFing Sc lower. Sales 5000 bush at
90c Nothing doing in red and white winter, hold
ers Of which are frmer.
CORN-Steady and in moderate demand. Sales
100 bus at fsc.
OATs-Market &c lower with fair demand
Sales 23O0 bus at &c.
CANAL IsFRFIEHTS-Firm, 47c on hour; l5c
on wheat; Il on corn to New York.
LAKE TMPORTS-60J0 bhls -four; lll0O0 bush
wheat; O000O bush corn; 0000 bush cats.
CANAL EXP0RTS-75OOO bus wheat; 5000 bus
corn; llOOQ bus oats.
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ID PRNCE OF WE.

MoAIREAL, aug. .
The Prince and his suite left the Parliament
House at half past ten he was accompanied to
the Champlain market Warf by the corporation
ofmembers of the Government and National So
steamer Kingston, which had been specially fitted
Up. The steamer left az II O'Clock under a salute
from the man-0f-War and the citadel. The yards
were manned BY the crew and soldiers. and the
crowd cheered Justify.
The New York Invitation Committee arrived
- Montreal at ii O'Clock and was met at the land
ing by the Mayor, the American Consul General
aud many OF the leading citizens The Mayor
welcomed the committee in a short pithy speech
Gov. Fish made happy reply, which was re-
Ceived with great applause.
The Committee was conducted TO its quarters
ct the st. Lawrence Hail.
Lady Franklin and niece arrived in the ssme
train
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OsWRGO RIARKET-AUG. 22.

lh1 fELE0hAPHsl
FLOUR-Unohanged with only light demand for
eastern and Canadian trade Sales at IS 25 for extra
state 1913 for favOrite double extra city brands
WHEAT-Nery scance. Sales red Ohio Ct 81, IA,
to arFine soon.
CORN-Better demand and steady. Sales 1900
bus Illinois at 52c and 1900 bus. Indiana at 5lc
Other grains quiet d .r- Hr
Canal. FRETGHTS-D Declined; sc on -four;
glfc on Wheat: &c on Corn 10 New York.
LAKE TlTPORTS-lu0 bhls iouri 1900 bushels
wheat 2l0o0 bush corn; 600 bush oats.
CANAL EXP0RTS-263 bbls -four; 1890 bush
wheat; 3fl0Q bush corn
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Ataal alotiees.
SALE-PURSUANT

lyA Go the command OF docretal order OF sale
uOin tho Court Of C0umOn Pleag Of Cuyuhoga cOun-
~ NJ the suit Of Edward Wade against Ora n
Knapp aud others, 70 me directed shall expose tor
sale ut public auction az tho door Of the Court House
september, ls60 az three O'Clock T.. NJ, the follow
ing described promises, situate In the Township Of
NuWhurghi Cuyah0ga county, Ohio, viz: being ia lot
No, three hundred tweuty-tOur In said NewburRh,
and bounded as follows, viz beginning at the north
west corner Of said lot, thence south on the west
line twelve 7u-lO0 chains 20 stake thence east ON
the north line Of Deborah l.. knappB land eleven
1-l0O chains 20 stake; thence north twelve 7D-l00
chains 20 stake In the north line Of said lot: thence
west on said north like 70 the place Of beginning
containing fourteen and half acres Of land, being
the same premises conveyed By Isaac A. WiRhtman
60 Garrett and Briggs by deed, dated August % ls5l
HENRY G.. ABBEY,
uup2l:3Ol Master Com'r. .
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DOUGLAs NOT ARRTYFn.

BALTIMORE, Aug. %.
There is great disappointment among the friends
Of Douglas, who expected his arrival to-day on
his way to the South, by the announcement that
he has taken the sea route from New York to
NorfoId
The Republicans have called a public meeting
tonight
A special police force has been called to pre-
serve order
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NEW YoRK, Aug. %.
a colored man named Walker was killed last
night 4 me corner Of North eth and IN streets
By another negro named Sherwood Kidd
Two stranger were sulIucnted IN = .,-,,.It n,
RoseVolt street, latst night
III is reported that Thomas Kelley n convict a.
Sing Sing, Murdered fellow eonrlaf 5n gsf,,-
day last 81 Slabbrng him with a knife
Kelley vas sent 70 the State Prison for svreotv
years four months ago for burglary He "a
known 20 be very desperate character,
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROAD.-T1ME TABLE No. IS.
10 take effect aftsr Thursday, February 10, 1899
S,o7,rC mon, r,or,-r, ,r7,,s,,
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PHIIADELPHA, Aug, ss


The rain this morning caused great damage to
the Chestnut Hill r. r. A calvert over Gresham
Creek was carried away with an embarrassment 5S
feet high
Much other damage was done 10 farmers in the
vicinity and many houses were flooded.
No lives were lost as far as ascertained.
Very little rain fell in this city.
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Sfwina aflaFhinFs.

VA THEELER & WILSON'S SEW
wv ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over ali
other Sewing Machines at all tho public contests,
WHEELER h WILSON have sold the last year,
Cending Nov, LIST, 1882 nearly many Machines as
all the others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
As given by Elias Howe, Jr., TO whom all must ac-
count for the number sold:
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COLLISION

l-rrT ..rr.Ir- OswEGos Aug .,
Tle steamer Niagara from Rochester for this
port Tuesday night, was run into BY an unknown
vessel, carrying away three state rooms
John AdgEr, of Columbia South Carolina, had
both legs broken, AMI Others were slightly in
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CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND


" CINCINNATI RAIER0AD.-SUMMER A Z
RANGEMENT.-ls60- On aud after Monday, June llth,
1850, Passenger Trains viii leave Cleveland fol-
sgO A. n. N. Y a Cincinnati Exprsss-stoppinz at
BereG, Grafton, Wellington, New London
Salem, shelby, and ala stations south Of
Shelby reaching Columbus lls30 A. H.,
M Cincinnati 42U A. n.
3l5 p. n. AccommOd OdatiUn-St at all Stations
and reaching Columbus $50 P. H. CineiD-
natl $40 A. n.
500 P n Night Express-stoppfng 2 at Berea, Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, CardingtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus Is0O P. H., Cincinnati
$40 A. n.
CONNECTIONS
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Crestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper SanduslZyy DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laportes Chicago, &cs-
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillOn, &C.
Gallon and BelleOntaine Railroad Line for Marion,
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, muncie, In
dinapolis, Terre Haute, Nincennes, Evans
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, St Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield
Columbus, Little Miami s Columbus, and 1enia
Railroad, for Nenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, St Louis, Morrow, LOveland5
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio B Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
Vile, Evansville, Cairo st. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio RailrUad for Newark, Fam
vile, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, Piqua a.
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, UrbaHa, &c.
81 For Tickets to all points and information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street.
L. S. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, June II, 1883.
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EsrERED-August q.

ESTERED-August p.
Stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Stmr. Nay Queen Figer, Detroit.
Prop Omar Pasha, Atwood Buffalo, mdse.
Prop. OWego, Rowland, Dunkirk, 81 tons mdse
Prop Bay State, Brown, Ogdensburgh, lio tons mdse
Pelton Breed.
schr. Eclipse Olmstead, Detroit, 50 half bbls fish
Bradburn & Fisher; M slaves, Cross.
Sehr Fretter Morrison Marquette 100 tons iron ore,
Jackson Co.
schr Surprise Morrison, Dunlrirk. light.
Schr. Auricors, -, Bay City, l62 NJ lumber, 100
NJ shingles 10 NJ lath, Harmon Z.
Schr J. J. Morley, Brewer, 0swego Is tous pig iron,
@. q. C. Railroad.
Schr. Kosciusko Jones, Buffalo.
Schr. Japan, Smith, Buffalo.
Br. Schr. r. o. Lake, Wright, Pt. Rowan, ll6 NJ
sawed lumber, D. Sanford a Son.
Schr. Fame, blosier. sandusky, ls3 kegs beer.
CLEARED.
Stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo
StmT. May Queen Riger, Detroit.
Prop. Acme, Hathaway, Chicago
Prop. Young America, Chapman, Ogdensburg,
Prop. Mary Stewart Richardson, Buffalo,
Prop. Owego, HOWlRnd, Dunkirk. N.
Prop. Omar Pasha; Atwood Buffalo,
schr Hamilton, Henderson, Oswego, 1900 bush
wheat, A. Seckett.
Schr. Surprise, Morrison, Chicago, $50 tons coal,
Price & Morris.
Br. Schr. Beaver, Lewis BeleviIle, l76 tons coal,
sherman ; 10 tons pig iron, Redingtoni 81
tons stoves, Gates.
Br. Schr. Olivia ClarksOn. Toronto, COZ tons stone,
Thatcher, Burt & CO.i lO6 tons stone, Barber
Schr. SpeedWen, BenHett, Windsor, 24O tons coal
Morris 4 Price.
Schr. Fame, BlOsisr, Sandusly, 4 N lumber.
Schr. JAPAN Smith, Grand Haven.
Scow Matt Root, Chapman, sandusky, light.
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nnrGLAs MEETING.

OswEeO, Aug. g.
The Iargest political meeting held in oswego,
since 1870 Is now assembled. 1t is estimated that
over 5000 Douglas men are present and also large
delegations from outside towns Speeches are
being made by Sanford Church and George Ery,
Of Albany, and John Laning Of Buffalo.
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FROM NEW YnRIk.

rlI8 NEw NoRE, Aug -
The destination Of The frigate susquehauna is
changed from the Mediterranean % the aeI OF
Mexico. Supposed 70 be after Walker.
"A tremendous rain storm commenced ABOUT
midnight and lasted tin morning Extremely
warm and sultry to-day. .. .t-.#
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COMMERCIALg


FLOUR-sales ia bbls good extra at s4,5s; 70
bbls red double extra at s4,62,S; 70 do at Ss and
slbbls double extra white OF s5,25.
WHEAT-sales on Change we're; cars red at
Sl,os on track; $50 bus DO at SlO4 free board;
oars white at s1,io on track Since Change, zcars
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CORRECTION.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug 2S.
TIE report that Samuel Workman, Post Mast
er, &c IeWa City, defaulter in $1,000, Is wholly
untrue. Mr.. Workman Is away from home on
private business His accounts last quartershOw
& balance due him.
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GUILTY.


"a AAsM a AH|-i ~ ~
The jury in the case Of r. B. Lynch, late City
Clerk, charged with frOgery brought in verdict
Of guilty, yesterday afternoon.
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MAKING CUNNECIlUAS-
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleyelands
Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CleTe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua, with hacks for Kavenna, &C.
At BraceTille with hacks TO Newton Falls &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
TiIe, Bloomfield Garfield, &C.
At YOungstoWn with stages for New Castle, PO-
Land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence BY P. F.
CH1s. L. RHODES, supt.
Cleveland, Feb. s,Is59.
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MLwAUKEE, Aug. %.
Luther Hanchett was nominated for Congress
b the Republican Convention for the "a district
Of Wisconsin, st Lacrosse, yesterday.
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Aartenitnrat.

T STAIR q SON, SEEDSMEN,
81 No. lis Ontario street offer for sale a large
and well selected assortment Of
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Embracing al the most desirable varieties for the
Farmer, Gardner or Horticulturalst, both Of i'm
ported and native growth. Call OF send and get ons
Of our Catalogues containing list Of the articles
have for sale. All orders promptly attended to.
marl7;RlOdAw J. STAIR SON.
HRASS SEEDS--TIMOTHY OR
NJ HERDS GRASS, Red Clover, Orchard Grass,
White Dutch Glover Kentucky Blue Grass, Lucerne
Red Top, Rye Grass, Wylusing Red Top OF Bug De-
6troyer Mixed Grass Seed for Lawns Tor sale at ths
Cleveland Seed Store, Harl7:Rl0dkW
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MASTERS SALE. - PURSUANT
lNl to the command OF q decretal order Of sale
the Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga cOun-
ty, at the uit Of the Commissioners OF OuyahOga
county against Henry l.. Whitman and Others TO
directed shall expose for sale at public auction,
at the door OF the Court House, corner OfSeneca and
Champlain streets) in the city Of cleveland, on the
Sd day Of September 1901 at O'Clock p. NJ, the FOL
lowing described tract or lot Of land, situate 10 the
City Uf Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio and is lot
number one in Barber q Lords subdivision Of orig
nal lots numbered ST. 81 60 and ~, in the township
OF Brooklyn and is lO5 feet front Detroit street,
d lI35 feet front Oh Pearl street, in that part OF
said ,fty formerly Ohio City. Appraised at 81 800.
HENRY q. ABBEY,
L. Prentiss, Master COmm'r.
pItti7s Atty. auz3 ls6rgyg
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L. Prentiss, Atty. '''-''' . -''Sis. aas2z59dIw
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LaatNight's Report.
HFaHYRiINs


fra PuILADELFHIA, Aug 3.
On the Schuylkill at .AIonyu unk the storm very
heavy
AtCIsg's Factory, an out buildihg with steam
engine and large Quant tity Of cotton carried
away Scoheld's Factory aud Ritka's mill were also
damaged.
The Reading Railr0adEas crippled in consequences
Of the giving away Of an emhankment and trains
Were unable % run this morning
Ihe damage 20 streets, roads and culyerts Is S25,
Il is reportsd that Garga's mill, at Wissatickon
vas demolished by the food.
Additional news from the surrounding country add
to the damage blythe storm last nighf and this NOR
ming.
Ifgxtended as far as Trenton and New Brunswick
Oenslderabie damage was done on the jersey Rail-
road between thOse points The track the road
va Jersey City was partially washed away. Several
for yerseysCity have passed south Of New Brusns-
wick to-day.
on tho Camden & Amboy Railroad between the
meadows and the canal near Curhsyile, washed
away.
TRENTON, n. J., Aug. %.
The recent heavy rain so swelled the small
streams 70 carry away the bank Of the canal in
railroad track in two places. Five hundred men
have been at work all day and trains passed the
break up to O'Clock.
A new road has been built near Clarksvillo tempo
FarIly 10 carry the trains. The O'clock evening
train was the 1rst 70 pass through
stephen A. Douglas was on board one Of the morn
ing trains and came to dead halt at Clarksville-
He went back to Princeton and took private car
Tiage 70 HightstOWn.
CASTOR, Pa, Aug. Z3-
There was no damage done by the rain to the
canals N tins neigh borhood, but little rain fell
There three breaks in the Delaware Division of
the canal below New Hope. Two weeks time will
b requirtd to repair them.
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TELEGRAPHlC.
Yesterday Afternoon'a Report


BosroN, Aug %.
The widow of Abbot Lawrence died last eve
ming,
.,ffar Towns IN that vicinity we're drenchad with
-bont six inches Of rain yesterday p. m.
The food caused considerable damage 10 prep
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ARRIVED.


NV YoKE, Aug 3.
The Steamship Ariel from Aspinwal is be
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red, on track, soi si sloa aud 1000 bus on private
terms. Receipts are II ,ss0 bus.
CORN-Very quiet, ard unchanged.
OATS-No SALES reported. Strady At 2ie from
store. IsFlr .fTH EHTII
HIGHWTNES-sales 20 bbls at ia'tc, and % do
at &c.
BUTTER rshles Is kegs CenrAlat iOo.t j. '}
RGGs-salns m small lota AZ SO. counted out.
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9T4STER UOMMTSSTONER5S

M Asst ER COMMISSIONER
lH SALE.-Pursuant to a decretal order Of sale
issued to me upon the sd day OF July ls6O from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
in an action therein pending, wherein William W.
Leland is plaintiff and ichael Driscoll and Mary A.
Drisooll are defendants, shall expose for sule at
public auction al the door Of the Court House in said
county, the eth day OF September 1850 at o'clock
P. NJ, the lands tenements described follows, TO
Isl Situate in the City Of Cevean, county Of Guy
ahoga and State Of Ohio, and Is known as parts Of
lots Nos. l6 and u, fronting Clinton Park, in the
City Of Cleveland, agreeable to Foster Pease Den
nisOn'a subdivision, recorded in book u, page Of
the records Of CuyHhoRh county, commencing on the
southery line Of Wilson street l47 feet easterly from
the north-westerly corner OF lot No l6 Aforesaid;
Themes along Wilson street 81 feet; thence sOutherly
at right angles with Wilson street 80 feet to the
ire Of said lot No l7 thence westerly parallel with
Wilson street 3 feet thence nOrthery g feet to the
place OF beginning. Appraised value, $50.
ID. Situate in the City Of Cleveland, county Of Guy
ahoga and state OF Ohio, being parts Of lots Nos l6
and II IN Foster Pease 4 DennisOns subdivision,
corded In book page Of the records Of Or ahoga
county, Ohio, (said lets 6 and II front on Clinton
Park and bounded as follows commencing at a
pont feet easterly from the northwest corner of
said lot No l6, and running thence easterly the
south lines ofsaid Wilson street wen tyYe (25) feet:
thence souihery at right angles ~ feet 70 the centre
of sad lot No "; thence westerly through the
ire Of said lot II twenty-five feet; thence northery
90 feet to the place Of beginning Appraised value,
500. Il -L-s JOsEPH >: GhAhNlbt
A. T. slade, ESQ Master Com'r
Pitts ATTY, aug4;k299
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CHERIFF AND MASTER COM

CHERIFF AND MASTER COM
- MISSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuant TO the com
mand Of an order Of sale issued from the Court of
Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county at the suit Of Lee
vi +. Jackson, plaintf against John I. Newton ct.
al, defendants, shall offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House in the City OF Cleveland in said county
on the 5th day of September ls6O at clock P. NJ
one-seventh IN common Of the following described
lands and tenements, to wit:
situate in the county Of Uuyahoga, State Of Ohio,
and in the City Of Cleveland in that part thereof
formerly called the City of Ohio, and in the Buffalo
Company Purchase, so called, and known Rs the
whole Of Blocks 30. o., tR. r. and Il. L, the
whole OF Block T., except lots Nos. 49, 49, 49, 49,
i6i ass, 466 and 467, the whole OF Block W except
lots Nos sol. 5O2 53, so and 40 in Block n, lots
Nos 37 and 3ls in Block u, lots Nos. $50, 4sl 42
and 4s; in Block J. J., lots Nos. sq6, 6y7, , and 6g
in Block l. l.. lots Nos s42 and Si3; in Block ~ u
lots Nos. us2 ll, 1885, 1886, loss, 1893, ll 1922 lu3
and 1894 Blocks Nos A, 42 As and 49, situate upon
the Island called, upon the west side of the Cuya
hOga River and bounding and abutting upon the
Old KiYel Bed and Lake Erie.
A..T u. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
aups. R2qQ and Master Coulir