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An ORDINaYCE.

CHAR1EsTos, Dec. 2s.
An ordinance, entitled eAn Ordinance 10
amend the Constitution of South Carolina In
respect 70 the Executive Department. % passed in
the secret session Of the Convention yesterday.
Il provides Is follows
First, That the Governor has power to receive
Ambassadors, Ministers, Consuls and Agents Of
foreign powers; 70 conduct negotiations with for
eign powers; TO make treatise by and with the
adyise and consent ofthe Senate; to nominate all
oihcers by and with the -advice and consent ofthe
Senate 70 eppoint Ambassadors, Minister and
Consuls5 as the General Assembly may previously
direct, end also all other officers whose appoint
ment has not otherwise been provided for BY law;
70 MI vacancies laurng the recess Of the senate
py granting commissions, which shah expire al
the end Of the next session of the Senate: To CON
vince the Senate whether ne thinks il necessary
provided, nevertheless, during the existence of
the Convention, that all treaties and directions
for the appointment OF Ambassadors Ministers
Consuls, SC. be subject 20 the advice and consent
OF the Convention.
Second, That the Governor Immediately an.
point four persons, with the advice and consent
Of the Convention, who, with the Lieut. Govern.
or, shall form 9 Council 10 be- called tic Execu-
with him. FI0a n !
Al obligation Of secrecy in regard to The bove
Ordinance .
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NEw YORK, Dec. Is
In.the United States District Court 10.
day, the following came uP: The U. s. Of
America ex. rel Messrs. Kelly, Chief Clerk
Of the Interior and Secretary Of the De-
partment, es. jerome V. Simpson, Vice
President Of the Overland Pony Express
Company, Thompson Bros. Clark, Dodge and
GODDARD Bailey, CLERK, Sc, IN the Depart
ment, Russell, Majors & Raddell, and
Richard sarell. This morning, Wilcox on
the part Of the u s. District Attorney,
moved for an injunction against the
above defendants, restraining them one and
all in the same restrictions as the Bank Of
the Republic, from parting with, loaniDg,
selling or hypotheeating eny bonds Of any
State which belonged 10 the Indian Fund
lodged in the Department Of the Interior,
which they or any Of them may have now
or hsTe had in their possession. The mo-
ton WAS granted in ell lis extent and
breadth. Mr.. Kelly, who has been here on
a special mission in regard 10 this business,
left this day for Washington.
In Jersey City last evening, Simon Smith
was taken into custody, charged With hay
ing attempted to pass q counterfeit five
dollar ill on the Merchants Bank Of Syra-
cuse. The bill is poorly executed, and
could be easily detected.
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koRT kEARsEY. Dec. q.
5Is I5e z: Q. @ &P.P Express passed at
DEkvER CRY, Dec. 25.-Twenty mules
were stolen from the Q. o. G. P. P. Ex-
press at station near JulesbuTg, recent
u, by couple Of Msxicans.
An alteration occurred on the street yes
terdsy between Somers, q cattle drOv, r,
and Tappan, q newspaper correspondent, re-
speeting q reference TO the former in lei
ter reeently published in the Missouri Re-
publican. Tsppan receivCda Q slight cut in
the hand from dirk knife.
Preparations are making to run this
stage line 10 the Santa Fe and San Juan
mines. E-s
Weather pleasant; nights frosty days
clear and warm.
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Adm'r Of Lssis Sstsisloa, dsa'd.

THEe UNDERSIGNED HAS
been. daily appointed and qualified o. Assignee
o. ne property aud effects Of Augustus r. Rsdng--
m pgBons having claims aainst him must present
directs. T. hADAAD-
Cieyslend, December lesls-
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KANSAS RELIEF.

ATcHtsOE, Dec. 2S.
The Report Of the Kansas Relief Com
mittee for the week ending December 18th,
states that two hundred and nine thou
sand one hundred and eighty-fOur pounds
wheat, Hour corn, heans, SC, have been re-
oeived from various States; olso several
boxes Of clothing. The total amount dis
tributed during that time is $4,000 TBS,
which has been sent to tWenty-one differ
ent counties in the Territory, and the bene-
fits of the shipments have begun to be very
ssnsibly realized among our suffering peO-
pie
The snow which fell here, several inches
deep, the FIRST Of the week, is rapidly dis
appearing, and the weather promises to be
mild again.
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Franklin u. BacEuss
Charles ". Noble Belor5 - Aessennauelerl =.
PlafnlfIs, P. Of Cleveland Touushlp
acafnst Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
Adolph Pfsnders ar y
ON THE FIFTH DAY OF DE-
j -cF8fBFR. A. d. 1850. said Justice issue an or
der Of faftarhmsnt in said action for the sum Of Two
Hundred and Ninety mine and 90 100 dollars,
--7la T. T. BACKUS5
declo.sl5 CHAS. W NOBLE
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FoRT KEARsEY, Dec. 2s
The Pony Express, with California dates
to the 10th inst, passed here at $50 last
night
The two strongest candidates FOR United
States Senator this winter, appear to be
Gen. McDougal and Gen. Denver.
The PoEy Express with ST. Louis dates 10
the S0lh ult, and telegraph dates TO 3
N. Of the sd inst through Fort Kearney,
arrived in Carson Valley on the 14lh inst
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CAKE BASKETS,

&C., &c., &C. &C.
all warranted Of the best qality Of plate that win
last ten years in constant use and ali the while will
look like Solid Silver. Ohi you ''have all these
things" have you Well here are articles artistI-
cally beautiful, and you know, "a thing of beauty
is joy forever" Here are
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ST. JoHLs, N. f., Dec. ~.
A large screw steamship, with two black
and red tunnels with white bands, and
showing Nos. 1912, passed Cape Race ct II
o'clock this friday morning.
There is high gale here, which has
been raging for the past few days, and the
news yaeht was unable to get out.
There are no signs of the gale abating.
The above steamer was undoubtedly the
Australasian, which left Liverpool on the
22nd inst.
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DEBATES ON CITIZENSHIP.
CHARLESTON NEWS.

CHARLESTON, Dec. %.
Capt Humphreys still holds possession
Of the Arsenal Castle Pinckney and Fort
Moultrie are occupied by the State troops
under the instructions Of the Governor Of
the State, TO hold peacoable possession Of
these forts, and for the purpose Of protect
ing the Government property. Castle
Pinckney and Fort Moultrie we're held BY
about twelve men, who peaoeably surren-
dered. There was no collision. None was
anticibated when the troops left the city to
garrison these forts. The excitement is
subsiding.
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CoMMBRCIAL.
cr-rrEI.ANn nLARKFT-DEc. p

FLOUR-saleS 20 bbIs common extra At si's7'S'
and 50 bsls double extra red at $500 Rye isunac-
tive st ss,sO@s,7s.
WHRAT-saIes2 cars red st 81 90 delivered,
HOGs-Falr demand, with sales 60 head at 4
range Of $50 go. and z do, at sS,s2ss.
CORN-Quiet at Sc.
OATs-Remain quiet 81 2se.
BUTTER Inactive ct cur quotations.
EGGS-steady at I7c.
POULTRX-selline at SC. chickens and &c for
turkeys.
sALT-Fins remains steady at sl,asi coarse sells
at Sl,75, and sacks at lO1ko.
NEW YORK mARKET-DRC. 2S.
~ fBI TEr .Anzl.l
FIGuF-lIarktot = i0o bbi better but de-
m-nd hoLh lor oLle-- -lz -oua eon-llgLLol 3 le.l
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BAITI1I0RE.

BALTloRE, Dec. 2S
The meeting at Barnam's Hotel last evening 50
far from being a secession meeting, was an IN
formal meeting Of merchants, members Of the
Bar. and Others. TO devise such means as might be
deemed necessary to preserve the integrity Of
Maryland iu the present threatening aspect Of
affairs IL was composed Of CONSERVATIVE, Union
loving citizens; but the privacy with which the
proceedings were cOnducted. gave an impression
TO some that it was of an opposite character.
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WoRKlNe - sPEAKINe.

LOUSY lLhhi Dec 20
A large convention Of mechanics and
working men last night passed strong Union
resoiuiOns, favoring q call for National
Working Mems Convention, and 7discoun-
tenanoing ultra politicians both North and
gl,ufL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

within the last tUoyeaEE
'eopes Of relief s thz
certificates In ny posses-
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- SPIRITS.
highBines Sgal -al55<
WhiaEv IL oae
on ....S cwt -a-
PROVISIONS.

do state........ 10 als
.sneese ...........-... 65fa g
hamhnFs Cheese g5{a "
Eggs.....-.,.f doz -Rl7
Lard, No. I.-.Sh 9 A.
Lard, hO-2...f3b -a-
Potatoes -.
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FKOM NORTH CAROLINA.
RAIE1aH, N. c., Dec. %

AsAAAAen1 ~ VI DSos 90
All is quiet here and business dull
Most Of the members Of the Legislature
have gone home. Meetings are being held
in The various counties, at which Union
sentiments are prevalent, but hope is well
nigh gone.
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5 e aass q. ss,ssGEgaI. -7..le'l1 ~ z. !


MASTERS SAIE.+.PURsUANr
IxA q ne command Of eocrstal order Of sale a.
bued RON The Court Of C0miron Pioas, Of Cuyahoga
county 9hio 81 The suit Of taings = kswnnah, plain
tin against susan y, smalley, aelepdant, 70 ne di-
Ieeted shall oioE for sale, y public auction, q the
door q the Court House. IN the city of 0lBFeland IN
sea county, ep the 26th day of Januay 1901, AZ i've
o'clock p. d.. the following deEcr bed premise,
namely q lot q land Situated On ths township oi
Brooklyn, nov Cleveland, ANest sidul being No. 7
IN the tlftesn n lethl range cf townships IN the
Connspligut Western Reserve, in thu state % Ohio
and which g also in the county Of Jug ahoga and "a
IN the ely Of geyss1d and @ known q part q sub
lot No. tliree huHdred and three tlj l1 Benedict
Roots allotment Of part of original lots Nos f8 and
49i and e bounded a. follows, namely nOrtherly by
suu-iot Nos eH easterlF By nE alloy; westerly b.
Bircii street; and fQuthery by line drawn from
the casterlg liue of Birch street and , FEET southGrY
from the northeast corner of said SUB loo No. 113
and saralel with the norlh line Of said 4lh lot 93,
easlefF ss Ret thence e. right GngeWth this line
south two g2l iaefi thence eastery and at right
giles vii the last line six iG6 ieot thence northerv
at right anras with this last liuB two ~ eet c8
eastery 81 right aigfs with this last line and par
sel with the north line Of said sub lot No 3 to said
alley, b the same m5r5 OF less, but subject % an
Legal highways. Appraised yalps--Four Hundred
- WILLIAM K. sHERWIE,
L. Prentiss, H5f.' M e q Master Comma.
Plt.ms Atty. 1ec23 lsdQs2l9
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SHAkLhanohi DEC 20
The Palmetto flag was raisel early yes.
terday Afternoon, over the Custom house
and Post 0mce Al ave last evening the
Palmetto Gag vas raised st Castle Pinck
ney. A large military force went over
lsat night to take possession Of Fort
Moultrio.
LATER-Castle Pinokney and Fort
Moultrie were taken possession Of BY
Sollh Carolina last night
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cnARLEsrON News.

CH4RIEsT0S, Dec. 27.
The Governor has been today rendered
the services Of troops from Georgia Ala.
bama, land different portions Of South Car.
olina, and many companies may be expec.
ted here tomorrow.
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TTEALTH OF AMERICAN VI /.
HLN lIEN.-Raad notiosg 10 the Tribune sincs

EAulh OH An H4lOAN W y
N lIEN.-Road notics1 10 the Tribune since
r51 his EzceusncY 5a1IEs D, WEsC0TT. Gov
.--,r of fil4ifr f fia1I Der n ths.U. 3. 3enaiss
tFor urifard of twenty-five years ! was anllclel
with dfrsas8 IN my nmlly which the best Hell1ins
arf 1Iio1l IN the cotutrg lailed 70 clze lli
which Yielded III most 1atisiactory manner % tla
nrnafasfarr couaci1rf Qrflr afFl1 1ll
- gAs U. WEeIUOIL
NV folE, EebruarTi 1883.
Dr. q Bnrpor-Drrr sirs-iolne tWo years ago
- Intimate isnals fiend had been suffering irgm
falling Of the Won B, whites ala 4efan9ea Retsll-
atom. forather with the. Attending agmpl91a -
clearly described IN your zdFerii1gl1sfis so ns
phletg She had the very best medical sflil n lal
city tall entirely progtraiad and Der fselsl -ll
told her that be thought her DE mig1t fe.ll4l le
urdl0nrod little longer urf0r che most iGlicioal
treatment. For two weeks alter thai che cg1 90
to sink, when I came into your ollca q tH
f8nberF Medical Instit1ig and relates Eef
toms. As you vas conldent OF ilo rs
Mar9kals Catholic0n, Ia relieving herl che l1el1-
"a sIi the physicians adt tried 81 though dQuoi1g-
iV Pr0Tideatlally it ret1Ted ner 1iesils ana Pc
BOTTLES entirely cured. since theE. icr near tFio
years, thare has not been ans reeurrfnee q t-e ll
saint aEd s1a s as strong actiIe alq --
when ycung girl tA0. =. 1-t-e-as
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FOREIGN -AIlIlIEETl.

GAPR RACE, Dec. q.
via JAcKsoEvmLE, Dec. 2s 80
The steamship Kangaroo. from Liverpool OF
the 18th inst, passed of the Cape az 6I O'Clock
on thursday eve A heavy easiefly gale W.
had prevailed for the past week has carr aich
a sea that the news yacht Of tho Az Led such
was unable 20 put out TO oir .sciafed Press
ftA'ciiss loi iAe Assoelaue- s,ain the news de-
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n 7 In the Court o. Common Pleas,
" Cuyahoga County
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TO TIE LADIES

Q I 9 A R v A s Ell
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NTASTER- 00W WTgSTONERlS s

NT ASI Eh 90 u MI66IUN Eh' 5
lVl BALE.-PuFsusnt 70 the command Of Plu
order Of see issued fum the Court Of CUnmEc Pleas
Tor Cuyahoga county, Ohio, the 18th day Of De-
cember, is6o, in action therein peniug, wherein
Ezra Chapp-ll is plaintln, and Henry L. " aitlians
susan Whitman, John 7. Newton, III. K. Keith, Iohn
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance. Com pauy, de-
fandants SHALL Gu the 26th DAY Of January Sll, at
two O'cock p u at the door OF the Court House in
said county, pose for sale at public auction the
following aeacrihed lands and tenementss to Wit;
'Situate in The township q Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven 7l in the thirteenth range oftoWuships in
the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the state OF
Ohio aud which is also in the county Of Cuyahoea,
aud Is known BY being city lois Nos. two huudred
and i've fz5l, two hundred and six f2a5l, four hun
seven t27), in Barbor & lords subdivision in Uhio
City, now Cleveland, he the same more or lees, but
subject 10 all legal hlghWayE-
Said several premises are appraised as follows.
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Professor Of EicctropatAy Glia Acdlein1,
HB- Odico No. ~ Ontario alfeei, ur stairs a isu
do0rs from the Public square
once hours nom to u and RON 70 o. O'Clock
dalv. tSrndqvs eyeeut-d aug9
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FIRE.

The store Of Crane & Co, at the National
Anthracite Mines, was destroyed by FIRE
today. Loss about Sc, 600; insured in New
York Companies.
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A TTENTION- is INVITED TO
"a the following Points Of uperioritys
IsI. DURABILITY.-Lasting, with proper care, at
least - years Stoves now in use that we're set
up in 1886.
I'd AEUFAorURE-Every portion Of the Stove Is
thoroughly constructed. Each Stove is submitted to
critical test, and none leave our Works unless
completely and perfectly finished.
Sd. CAPACITY.- baking, BrOiling, Boiling, Roast
ing and all other culinary operations performed e.
ths sGaie time. A barrel Of hour baked into bread
4th- E0oSoMT.--saving the cost OF the Stove in ,
or years in the item Of fuel.
9Th. VENT LATIoN OF OYEs.-ln the Stewart Stove
alone the front doors open directly into the oven
(protected By Letters pateut) securing direct dra
through the top Of ta ove, by means Of perforated
In mind that, as the heated air always rises, this
method OfventillatiOn is the only Of any value
whatever.
6th. ENTIRE CoNrRoL or HEAr.-The heutFenera.
ted by the stoyes may be held therein aud used OF
thrown into the room at pleasure.
9TH. The DOUBLE SHEET BOTTOM FLUE--By which
q compressing and inYerting action Of heat is OBJ
tanned, and the oven more evenly and efficiently
sa heated than BY any other known lnyentio9
the possibility OF smoke entering the room.
9Th. HoT WATER REsEEvOIR AND WARMIgG Clos
ET.-Both useful and convenient, supplied by the
waste heat and without extra fuel.
10th. WATER BACK.-Au arrangement Tor supply
ing hot water for the bath room equal to
~ Sold by all dealers on trial OF smonths with
q written guaranty tor that period l asked.
- Beware Of the numerous worthless limitations
now In market. See that the names of ?. P.StsWart
and of the manufacturers arc on each stove. No
other is genuine.
c. Z. BORN,
2is Superior st., CloVeland. Ohio.
bSFs THE NORTHERN LIGHT, 5a
NEW AND IMPROVED GAS BURNER,
with several original and excellent features, manu-
actqred in the same style as the P. P Stewart Cook
Send for Circular. Bep3
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- FROFr WILnETNGTON.

WmumoToN, Del Dec. q.
The citizens Of Wilmington are firing a
sllute Of 2l guns, in honor Of Major An
q .rsOn and his gallant band.
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OTFRLAND 1fAIL.

FoRT KEARSET, Dec. q.
The western stage from Denver, with mails
six passengers, and So 600 in treasure, passed
here at P. II. yesterday for Omaha
The weather continued clear and pleasant, and
building was still going on. rlsr
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STATE OF OHIO.
Mary I. Drine1

Oliver Dring. J
THE DEFENDANT, OILY ER
DRtNG. will take notice that on the sth day Of
November, A. ID l650, said Mary l.. Dring hled her
petition in said Court AGAINST his pryng that me
dissolved alleging as therefor that be has been
Willfully absent from plaintiff for more than thrce
years prior to the filing said Petition Also
enness ani gross neglact Of duty ior three years.
She also asks that she be restored to her maiden
name ot mary Louisa Carnpteil- = he ueleudallt Is
required 10 appear and answer "a Inn SIX wee s froln
GAGE & BRUCE,
dec2i,82n f'lf's Art'Ys
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60 sanford's Liver lnvigorator and 0zthartis
Pills are for sale by
CHURCHILL & BRO, Druggists,
kl0 5. W. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario 81.
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.ASTEk COlIMIssIONERIs

I M AS I = II COMMISSIONERS =
! lll SALE -Pursuant to Plu order ofsals. to ios
directed, issued nom the Court Of ommon Please Of
Uuyahoga county Dhloi on the lutn Gay o lcssil.er
i6l0, in action therein pending, wherein William
Hunter Is plaintiff, and james Ross, Esther II. Ross
and others sre defendants, shall on the 18th cay
public auction at the door Of the Court House, in the
City OF cleveland, said county the several pieces
and parcels OF land, described as follows, 70 wits
st being part OF lot p IN the original aliol
Of the village Of Cleveland in Cuyahoga county, in
the tate Of Ohio, bounded as follows Beginning At
thirteen (s) ods north Of the north lineoi St. Clair
street, thence westerly at right angles With Bank
ery and parallel with Bank street tys (66 feet
thence easterly at right an ges with Bank sire 70
the west line thereof thence southeriy on The west
line Of Bank street sxtysix t66) feet 70 the place sf
beginning Appraised at s,s00.
=. Known Is part Of lot No. twentS S-seven (27 in
Cleveland Cuy ahOsa county Mo, and being thirty
three t feet front the s0Hthsrly side Of Johns0n
street, and niue 90 rods deep Of equal width and
land owned By joel Scranton Nov. I'd i843 running
thence southery nine l9) rods thence westerly pdr
thence northerly to the southerly liae Of Jganson
street nine ~ rods thence easterIy along said john
son street to the place Of beginning" Appraised
81 aRnSTn as part Of ten acre lot fffy-sx (5sl in
Cleveland, guyahoga county Ohio, decided by Joseph
bounded and described follows. 70 Wit. beginning
point Prospsct street, north side fraspect
ns Of said lot and the northeast corner OF Prospect
aud Perry Streets running thence nnrthe1iy al0ng
the east line Of Perry street one hundred and forty
i've iIf5i M: themes eisteriy on line vith
the north line Of Pros pact street seventy i've at dd
ten "a 0) inches thence southerly on line paral-
lei with east line Of Perry street one hundred aud
f0rtyvs (Ifo) feet thence westerly along The north
line of Prospect street - feet and ten inches 70 the
james Ross By o. y. skesls aud Fifs, rsoOnisd n
yoi os 81 Suyahosa kseoTdf' R9gs 81 APPg2s.sa Is
j. ii. Jones, PlrFs Attiy. MastsT C5n'r.
\. foyey. IL. II. Little's Atty. dec.f lsso-7l9
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A DMINISTRAT0R'S NOTICE
"a On the 18th day of November, $50, ths Probate
court Of Guy ehoga tY ohio, declared the estate
Of Silas A. Hathaway, deueaaud 70 Be probably nso-
vent. Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against said estate to the undersg gned
for allowances within six months from the time
above mentioned, they ul not Be entitled % pay
ment. BENJAMIN LAMSON, g.
dec2f3fT Admir- Of said estlie.
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H49TFRS SALE

In PURSUANCE OF A Deere
TALrorder issued from ths Court Of Common
Pieas f luyahoEs county, Ohio, IN which As 81 0aay
Is plaintin, and Pearson 81. BOnhan ct. al denend-
ana IT, me directed ] shah expose l0r sale at the
door OF the Court House. IN the lily Of ClQVeanni
in said county, the 18th day Of January, As5i az
O'Clock p NJ oi said day. the undivided hurth part
ofthe following described lands and tenenlenls
Situate in the township OF East Cleveland Ehlen s
also in he county Of Guy ahoga, and state q Unloi
ard h known as being the south end Of lot NO 4z
and Is bounded as follows; beginning al ssgna on
the west corner Of said lott thence north $50
east on the old lie q chains 45 links 10 the SOUTH
east corner Of said lot to stone; thence north -
west chains 70 = stone. thence north s2ifl Efst
chains and 90 uks on the noI Ia bank of the erssk
theuce south 75o west chains; thence north 5l4e
west chains; thence south 65S west eanei thence
north 70 west ~ chainss thence south 80 vest
chains to stone the west line Of said lot thence
south 70 west chains to the place Of beginning,
containing in all lO4 acress more OF less pprised
at g75lt WM. ". TUUsLEf,
r. w. Bingham, Master Commissioned.
--- PIfs Atty decl33ls