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Thu y JduUAry q. ISOIs
3 d . D o o ~ ~ II u \ N 8
sor go Numero 648 0rdinario.
Capital Prize loo 600 Dollars.

app OAitIdtOHs 20 Tue $IOU ,9UU, OF $6UO each 4
of 600 TO so 600 of 400 to 30 900 400 TO 20 900
4 of 400 to $40 ,O00
whole Tickets $40; Halves $40 Quarters SIS.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent discount
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par
A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known
AS All orders for Schemes Tickets to be address
ed to DON RODRIGUEZ, (care ofCity Post Charleston
So, Ca decI-td
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ing teudency this as5 . approfrzte the mcsf *
pressi1e words Of other languages, and aftar q hi
to incorporate them into own thus the word Ce
head" is now becoming popularissd in connection
with Mr.. Spaldngss great Headache remedy, but it
VIII soon be used In general way and the word
cephalie win become as common as Eectrotype and
many others whose destination as foreign ,rds has
been worn away by common usage until they seem
ssnative and to the manor born"
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Atlanta N arkef.

ATLAA1A, jar. s, 1851.
CITTON-The price OF this a. Gle has imp uv ed
v TIN C iast so e.at days. Ihs .Uwer grales are
MOI Ia r. quest and les 10 lem / DIT :
pot n Ne quote r III best gra Is I01< to 10 u
Cuts.
Co.N- his Article is a. presen scIrc,, and prices
are p Ia 'UIs gu tIe use VI slodt SUPP,
ARISES ir m tue I'd .lIies igat o nv he
'r III re are t-,z: d We quot So -,
81 70, upr.y nat equOi deman
BACA-Fo b. on he e Is Il V r, United demand
Inu tae oc~ Is . u, an ices 4eg Lar
OArS-C,unii Is ents
HUGS-.hs Il. IN I'D for no s |. z 3D. P. ices "a Re
OF ~ iof hsss gr.s s.; net 8
fLOUR-fne denand nIiaues 'arg,. We q tote
10" ~ n4e 30 s0 Supc line 81 O0eS7 IS Exu. 8,
-oo7 as Fa"y anli, 3 ,'9S per bar Ell. N
sacAs ~bo Ii. cents re. 1o0 pou.Ls abb, these
rates.
ARD New Lard l. not yet fairly in rket and
gu tstious ndd &c lieu. veg. t. oid at lo5f
- ,e-.i ccor. i.is ~ quai ~ In a s.n al WAY.
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~ ,rIrE
FIR RENT

IL orders for sub>eripfon the FatTiat for Ices
N than IL Iaoaths must be accOtnis,ni ii wiIh Ih-
CASH dec20-it ~ Gwt
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=. s.s -. % sss, SAT hs.n, kT-
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"a "a. . ss aa,i-stss.ls i,li KS IkHATE or
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tas etl>Atr e4s pso>ed Itsrl be the bet ONT
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We annex q
Summary

SECESSION CoCRsE, JANUARY, 1871 single dash Of
q the Union. Entr No 10 Il.
Lama, Drvis B trksd4le & Co. entered AiSsts-
sippi by Uncle s NJ, dam Aborg g.
Yancey, Watts, Walker y c.. at re Alabama
by q c Sun, dam Abn'ig -. d.
Perry &C. entered IMP fLorida by Cucle IA q,
Old SDail di.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

GREAT DIsc0vERY.-Among the most important OF
all the great medical discoveries of this age may be
considered the system OF vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, the Cephalic PHI for relief Of Head
ache and the use Of Quinine for the prevention If Fe
vers, either Of which is specific, whose benefits
w be experienced by suffering humanity long after
their discoverers are forgotten. = s.. n
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atch aEas vs. a1e s1CElTIyu uAlLl

t-tS as 49, z! Ais-saHe seRursiIy fsi
the % &c. 20 c~sl.r
=. =. .4-.--lsiS & Co., Cincinnati uu,o
S'o'S 40 49, -.'-.-eaL siN " esls.n slaIes 10
49, "a $500 ees Ala dcIs.
1O' SAC "totes1se -14 retail oy Berry les
- :" ~ -----> s--L -, haius tsruwr.
$3.50 49, .>---. ----sasid a.. AeliI,suls lsasn
- o. - - Nea al
49, e'-~'------i N--4O, I--"auu "a i.0er, Louisville,
to-2sS-ly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

FACT WORTH ksowNo.-spalding' cephaIic Pfils are
certsin cure for SICK Headache, Bilious Headache
Nervous Headache, Costiveness and General Debility
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

@The new arrangements anaounerd be-
low, to commence on the 1t Monday in Feb
rnary. relative to our city sub-clibers. will
cnmmenee on the 2la Of tie present month.
This change OF the tilae j. made to accs mmo-
date large nambsr of cit as who b we a.
lady signified their wish ts take the D ,per
und r the new system. Mr. SMITH viii an
vf~s he city thoroughly and have his ar
rsugem MS ps1tec;ed ~ the 21.t. ALI who
may vi b 10 add their names will furnish
b IN To- him.
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MDEEMEsTS OF TIE RAILROADS.

Departures OF . sssepeer TIaIrs.
HassETLLs & CONFERENCE.-THE A. Il, 3PA
TESSEssEs & AEAB1xA-3.so IN.
LOUISVILLE SAsHTnIN2:l5 N.2:s5 p. ".
GsisatinExPrs%- 3. q " ".
NASHVILLE DECATUR TAI A. NJ, e:Ss r II
EDGzIEfD SKESTUcKy-2:4S pm.
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE & CH1TTkSop<sA-5.3 $50 z. NJ, a. n
TESSESsEk l. ALSBANk-IO:' "a H.
Louisville & SxsayrLE-5. 100 A NJ, $500 p. ~
90 Galfatnn txprs-s~ $50 A. D.
GssHvILiE DEcxTrs-t.t5 n. las T. n.
EDGEFIEIB & kkx1UcKY-iO:I5 A M
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FOR RENT,

I HAVE four handsome Cottage Houses IN Edgeneld
L that would like 70 rent COED tenants for the
year, 1851. For Information cali my residence In
Edgeaeid or on VIM. Moore, who is authorized
or sell them. E. A. HERMAN.
nov27-tr
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The PAIN KILLER

''as Iss tsl-1 a. eseT. variety climate aud By
~-i-sss SN~4a Lad.eA ALUNL kAis, al a The
= sat SNi4i lie
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S-Oea- t---s ca Ia slAiS lNlt IAS AllkaSJl N
DS s~ "a 10 az 49, set .is sea-1iLe Aii.ez
=. i---a ~. tssss be SOL
L ~ e. Ca. -t-sss- LIZ naediclne
As a.sei4sas - cslait A., aLs e-CL
a>GS
I! stss --a.ls 81 tzsr LoItle. 5--s
- " ll-ai.hlS * Co.,
Iiod ieiAls Tor tie IA southern Sxafos
(Ii,rilLati, DlSo.
Soid l., " " Berry & Dernorie anu En n r.naletxsz
20 ->ss-fise, .e-1, AatAe4.u 60, N, rll.lais
.si-s . s.e.s q - Seet4 a Aeaa, New uTlaxsr
A." i-ei .e-as a.s, ~ a. al u,<srs
a'''i'-f'- octo-axxly
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For January. =
uAHpEFs " u JNfiILl ii ~ AIM. for January
Just rscsiysd By JyHS YuIk = 40
dxc3i>-f
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[ har.eston NJ u ket.

Nhar.eston VIA Aets
CHARLESTON. J n. 8.
Sales Clifton to-day zoo bales, al prices ran. ging
ir' In u liz ceuIs. 1hJ iiarkei generally uu-
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80 MeTFEas
Gllalpbeate saeill5.


Al arsrienf aai st,iaaehsc p--rarzs' on o.
RT pr fed OF Oxygen aad e--toi Iy cen,
,rst OF IL Hydro gen. OF ese i1.siesf an 40 !.
a17 oztra1rdiagr7 cfsea-7 IN ca o. Z,
,ol5ving enn-la' nj ":
o43LETf, NERVOUS sE-ECT-USs, ~.
IAgioI. D -s2EPS-A D.ARRHEA coksT1
faja5ICs ITa II c sai ANS R fSghs
fish EERgJ2EL c9EsEoUEEGEs, EIla
1TTTEyT ECVI5 NEURALGIA C1RoE-t
KADACHES FZ-IALE VEAKEEss lis
HENSTRUATI0N WHITES CTLoRosTs~t..s
sIMPLEs on IIE FACE. RoUcHNESs CT
THE SKIN, otc- @1
The IRON b,:ny absorbed BIZ tie S,ooa, a-d
dus circulating throryh tbs Viii, ~ te.n, re
art Of the body can escapa tier t-r.J no -dsr
al influence.
Ths experiences o. thoa-a7ds daily nrove7 tbs,
10 PREPARATION Of hon can for a noHert l
o-naarsa WITH il. I n2urit.ss o. tia tioos &
.ression of VIII en- srgy. Eaie ana c.hz-wIs
ekly eonpl xo1s mi eat, Is n cssssty IN u,
lost every .ncsiva5le tasc. l. al "a c
male debility (iuo- a hus esIcro-iss et, i
Sse.s are dfh- h..1.ly re,ovat ne. Nar s-aeiy
as ever en- discov ed in the whole history
ii Medicine which exerts such rrc.lrt. a-py.
md July restorative eRscts. Good APP t,,-, com.
,iste digestion, rapid aeeu st cn CT strant II
vito an unusual disposit on for a@tvs arr
'heerful exefcise, irnmed> aisly follow its use.
Is a grand stomachJc and gen raj rsztorative
mas no superior aad no substitut.
Put up In near f1at metal Irx-s eo-tair:.s
10 pills price so cents Per hs L: SIX ,,ux-s
- SOC one tsOzen boxes 50 &C. Fssx sal IN
c-uggf >ts generally. VIII be free 10
my address, on receipt of this p-.cr. All LEI,
ters, orders, etc. should d: addressed 20 -
r. B. LOCKE & co.,
General Agents.
339 BROADWAY. n ~
above Is a facsimile 81 tbs
boz. u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-04

BosEol, Jan. 8.
y Tho two branches of TIE Legislature and
q very large audisnee of citisens aafem@
bled at the State HousQ between ~ and
o'clock to-day % hear Gey. Banks Fslsdio-
tory address. Il e an important docn-
ment, giving 9 detailed review Of the ma
terial, educational and military progress of
the State during the years be filed the
Executive chair. The assembled value Of
the property Of the State is SS97, 900, 900.
The enrolled militia numbers 1855 839 men.
A considerable spacs is devoted % the per-
sOnal liberty Law and its removal from the
statute books. Gov. Banks concludes as
follows There can be no psaoSable secession
Of States; Rhsther the Government is COM
pact between Statesor sunion Of the people;
II Is nevertheless 3 Goyernme1t, and can
not be dissolved At the bidding Of any dis
satisfied State. II has pledged ii5 faith
and cannot be broken; i has been ssnoti-
Eed BY the best blood Of the people, end
that sacrifice has made Il indissolubls and
eternal -. -.--.-. ~. ..-,,..- 81. ...7
Neither can that portion Of the continent
now occupied BY the American States be
pOrlioned out 10 hostile nations byIHaF and
BY purchase. Every part Of the country
has acquired indefensibls and perpetual
rights in every other part. The interior
viii never allow the keys Of the eOntinsn;
on the ocean and the gulf shores TO pass into
the hands Of An enemy, nor can martins
cities or States exist independent Of the
good win and support Of the plantation
and farming communities Of the interior,
aAd though No should assent to an unnatu.
raj and REASONABLE separation, the genera
tiOns that succeed US would contend for cen
turtles to recover their rights, till conquest
or annihilatiOn ends the struggle. iasm
But no such result can follow as the dc.
struction Of The American Governmsnt-
The contest would be too terrible, the sac
rifce to momentous, the difheulties in ouI
path are too manifest and the future TO,
brilliant 70 justify forebodings or to sxcit,
permanent fears. The life Of every mai
Is heightened by trial, and the strength o.
every Government must be tested By reFcl
and rebellion. doubt not that the PrOvi
dence Of God that has hitherto protected
US win preserve US now and forever.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-04

a
esee IN treasonahle conspiracy against ne Ma
tohal eulhcrities i % coni1e2 thnt eur 4oFern-
ment e an absolute Allure. The people or New
York ara not prepared for such en- admission and
"a he anf0rcsnent Of the Lawn Will glfc thoir
earnest faiihfnl and constant support New
York does not ask nor does she desire, she fesfo'
ration of the MialouH Comproniae lsne. Afier
flll and fFeo discussion, her people have ceelaIed
aqniast the extension Of slavery into sny Of the
Terrlicricai and this 3 regarded aa deposition
og that Qnsllon, al Fevoked By the same author
ity Ever ready nevertheless, as she has proven
htfsalf u Be heretofore, New York viii, In Ell
hcnorablo ways, endcavOr 70 reconcile the g.
traaqement1 BOW existiaF In the eounlry, Ihe
action OF q maguhnimous aud loyal Stale should
Be patient, calm conciiiatory, and paterna! ,Witl-
out tha surrender Of important right, nor the sac
riics of vital principles -
Gov Morgan recommends the repsel of the so
called Pogsonhl Liberty law, although u = en-
tirely imperative and without any dispoaitlon TO
interfere He respectfully Invites All States that
have laws OF this character, eonhiettng with the
Federal Conslitutlon, 70 repeal Them, lie thinks
& would Be well for the LeEiilaFire OF New OK
Sfata 70 give sclGnn aaurance 20 the southern
StRtes that all their rights, under the Cpnstitn-
ton and the laws are recognised and will, on the
nart0 The people of this Stats, be respected and
tanned inViulable.
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NRw YoRK nIaRKET-IAN. 3.


r. FLOUR--AIarlzst has advanced Sc per Dbl, with
moderate demand for export and home consumption.
Market closing rathsr Qnite with shippers disposed
sales iss isco 6bls for superno state;
f5,s565,70 tor extra state; s. 40 for 81pelne
western; $5,50a, $50 for common 70 medium extra
western sud s5.sog9,so for shipping brands extra
CANADIAN- FLOUR-In limited supply aad
- sae 15etAss srins ligast; saiss are ~ pes =.
tRYE ELOUR-ealling In small parcels At 20
40 loT COMMON 70 choice superhne.
go RI u I All-ln moderate 81 demand sale ars
SO bbs BrsndyFins q s3'sgi 10 bols ealorie =
WHISK KK-lIsrket more active and frmer.-
WHBAT-Maskst it52c psr bush better with
fair export demand Sales are Chicago spring Sl.lS
l31z3; northWsstern club at Sl,25; MilWaukss club
and amber Wisconsin ct Sl,NGl,aO; Milwaukee
club q 81 g, on ship board freight vim
Whits gWestsrn At Sl,l7f9l 50. lt
RYE-Markst auist at 75f37sc.
C0RN-Mafkst Fair export and moderate home
trade Sales arc 1850 bush At 7l@I1o for mixed
OHTS-Markst dun and lower, With sales al STA
9se tor southern jersey s69s7S for WsstoIn, Can
Ti6R ISNsrkst quist and armsr. Sales are 100
bbls az sl6,5T for mess; Slo259l2,50 for prime. -
BEEF-Market dull and heavy. Sales are 20
try mess Ss5oO9lOsO0 for rspacksd mess; sIo.5OGn
Is I X III iIs q MESS HRFF1Dail and nominal
BEEF HAMS-Quiet. Sales at Sl,OO9lhO0lor
"SytSis cur aIRAFs-Dull and heavy At shoulders
HOGS -aiarkst hFIa at ss974se0rn fsd dressed,
and 5lc5)5 Tor I've.
boxes city long ribbed middles at 5ci 100 boxes city
short ribted middlos ct sfc. i''-.l7l
are 80 bbs At lols 8lo75 for prime Westerni 9fasfe
,BUTTER- Selling at lOslss ior Ohio, l.azo
'''tsHi HiiEEsR-stsady at ssloxo. 81 = Ir
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-04

Carolina, and IN fayor Of secession and in
wiling Delaware to join in Southern Goa
foderaoy.f Heolaimed The rigHi o asoede
and said II they were not allowed 10 do 90
war was inevitable. The speech Of Mr.,
Dickinson was greeted with applause and
hisses.
After his speech the House adopted
unanimously the following resolution, in
which the Senate conourred by q majority;
Resolved, That having extended % Hon.
II. Dickinson, Commissioner from hlissis-
sippi, tie oourtesies due him 81 3 repre-
ssniative from sovereign State Of the
Confsderacy IS we'll IS tie State which he
represents, We deem Il proper and da5 70
ourselves and ice people Of Delaware, to
express our unqualified disapproval Of tho
remedy for the existing difficulties suggest
ed By the resolutions Of the Legislature Of
Mississippi.
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FROM sT. LOUIS,
Gov s..,rt. ne...ss v. rsad n ,Ss 81 Iesl..

.s ST. T.1IoUIs, jan J.
Gov. stgWart's message was read in the Legis.
lature to-day. tr.-a.lr
AMER reviewing the rise and progress of the
Abolition and Republican parties, and stating
the result of their success, the Governor says =
Missouri occupies q position in regard TO these
troubles that should make her voice potent in the
Councils Of the Nation With scarcely dis
unionist pr Sc within her borders she is still de-
termined TO demand and maintain her right at
every hazard. She loves the Union whilst a pro-
teetor of equal rights but will despise Il if Il is
an Instrument of wrong. She came into the
Union upon q compromise, and is willing to abide
BY fair compromise; still not such ephemeral
contracts as are enacted by Congress to day and
repealed tomorrow, but q compromise assuring
ell just rights of States, and agreed TO in solemn
convention of all parties interested.
Missouri has q right to speak on this subject,
because she has suffered, having probably lost as
much in the past few years IN the abduction of
slaves as all the rest Of the Southern States
Speaking of secession the Governor deprecates
the action Of South Carolina and says our people
Would feel more sympathy with this movement
had e originated amongst those who Ike our
selves had suffered severe loss and constant an
noyEnce from the interference and the depreda
Union SO long as it is worth an effort to
to preserve it. She cannot be frightened by past
unfr8ndly Legislation Of the North, or dragooned
into secession By restrictive LegislRtion Of the
treme South. The GaTernor denies the right of
voluntary secession and says it would be utterly de-
structive to every principle on which the National
faith Is founded and sppeals the great conserVa
tive masses Of the people to put down selfish end
designing politicians and avert tho threatening
evils, and closes with strong Recommendation to
adopt ail proper measures for our rights yet pro-
tests against hasty and unwise action, and records
his un6lterable levation to the Union 90 long as It
can be made the protector Of equal rights. The
GOYeruoT then passes 20 stats matters, and shows
the finance to be in prosperous condition. He re-
commends a revision Of the military laws; advises
armng the militia for purposes Of protection against
INVASION refers to the condition Of the different rail-
roads, aud recommends the Legislature to relieve
the hanks from the penalties incurred by the tenn
pOrary suspension Of sDeCio payment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-04
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

s a 5H 20 ,1- RHIIADELFHIA, Jan. 8.
A meeting Of the most prominent per
sons was held to-day to consider what meas
uFss should be adopted to aid the constitute
ed authorities Of the State and Federal
Government in the enforcement Of the
laws. One hundred gentlemen were pres
ent. Two sets Of resolutions were offered,
one by Dsh'l DOugherty, denying the right
Of secession and recommending that the
military estsblishment og PannBylvABia be
put upon a war footing By the sugnenta-
tion Of the present requirements, either By
an increase Of the militia or an appropria-
tion.
Judge Lewis offered the other series, sup
porting the South, and while denying the
right Of secession, declaring il would be
right to acknowledge their Independence,
instead Of Vaging unlawful war,
After an exciting debate on the two sets
of resolutions they were referred to Com
mittee to report on Saturday
A resolution requesting Major General
Patterson to call q meeting Of the officers Of
his division 70 sdopt measures 70 increase
the force and efficiency Of the militia was
also reported.
Adjourned till Saturday.
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FRom CHARLEsTON.

. ~ CHARLESTON, Jan. 3. -
A resolution empowering the citizens Of
the United States domiciled outside Of
South Carolina to hold and dispose Of real
estate without hindrance OF molestation,
was introduced and tabled for the present
B. Mr.. Dunkin, from the COMMITTEES or
Commercial Relations, made report on
the communication from the Governor in
relation to Mr.. Presbury, Assistant Treas
urer Of the United States.
The Convention then went into secret
session to consider the adjournment and
appointment Of delegates to the General
Convention. 9 ID
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FROM BOSTON.

5aa lla zl1u BOsToH, Jan. 8.
Gov. Banks presided ct dinner Of Cadets
last night, and made an eloquent speech,
closing with the following sentiment: The
gallant Major Anderson, Of Fort sumpter-
May the people give him the homer he de-
serves, and God give the United States
Government the courage to back him.
Other speeches and sentiments were Civ
en-, and the Festival was one Of universal
interest and enthusiasm.
Thsre was quite snow storm here this
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.sl CLEVELAND BIARKET-JAN. 8.
FLOUR-ouist and steady at QuOtatiOns.-
Nothing done worth reporting.
WHEAT-sales Of 2 cars red on track at sl,oo,
and car inferior white At si,Os.
CORN-In LEGAL demand only and quOtabls At sc
OATs-stsady At sc.
HIGHWINEs-ss OF 50 bbls at lsSfe.
EHOGS-Aotive and steady, with sales o. s5 bead
atss7s, and % do At ss,2s@s7s dividing on lso ns
EGGS-saiss Of bbis at l5c. -,,--,- .l,-
SERDs-sales Of $50 bush Glover at $50. 4
CsAlIE-sales Of 90 dozen ouails at exc. YenisOn
saddles are selling at &c.
BUTTER-Ysry duh at lOailc for Central pack
ed, and l2Gl4e for Central and ". R r0I.
LARD-selling at s5f9ezc.
sALTTTins is steady At Sl,4sj Coarse sells =;
Sl,75; and Sacks at lo5kc. sr
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IERIFIla sAI AI.E-PIIR8IIANT


7CHHHIBI e8 8SALE-PUhSUANT
tfs Cours 81 Con mon riaas q luyahoqa county, at
the suit o. Niliilu il, aorqon, plaintiff, agalnss
Aanhei H. nrrg1i n4 a dellI dn1lE 20 ne directed
shall osr for sale at public auctlon, at the door q
the louIt Hea1g in ihe c.iy q lleSeiand, tn gaid
county, On ne se1;day 81 Jsnga.ys le q Geek
situate ID thstorhshiD o. Clsseland aad CITY Of
CleYeland IN the State of Ohio which p ass n the
county q gug ahol, ana . known bT being p11t 81
lots ls5 and ~ n the WieyVs all1tmentI 70 Ohio
Cily-al iofnlgfly called nov CITY 81 lleF1ll1 lnl
bounded 81 loioH1; north by the lorth line ~ 4l-
Nog, ii6 aud gl east 81 me clst line Of lld ~
and south by line pardilsl with gaid norln luei ana
street, b the same eg1 but 1laect p AZ l9-
gal highaayp- Appralse4 q "a. y .,--,- +.
r. b. DsWalL Plt,as Att.y.. dses.5ls
! CHERIFB'SSALE-BY VIRTUE
~ sf q Writ Of Venditioni Exponaa Issued rom the
IVA % Com1ou flcas q Cuya1oga county e the
~ of A. p chander e. a., Diantlll, Psier ,;
oar iol sails q public anctlon g ne door o. the
o0urt Hoase IN ins city cr Cleveland In lad cou1tyf
on the 5th daJ q gsnnary. 1851, at o'clock p. NJ
oflaid aay, the iolioHIng Described lands ana tsne-
sil1ais 10 the township Of Brooklyn. bsing No. 7,
IN ths 18th rEua8 q toafEhips ln the C0nnsii cut
Western Reserve IN the state of Ohio, and which y
also 10 The county o. Cuyahogl and IN the CITY ol
Ohio NOV Cleveland and 4 known b. being she
west part Of gu5fiyigion los No. one HUNDRED aud
four fi0fl in the subdivision made by j. Barber and
Richard Lord az 0rqnai lots Nos 81, 50, 60 and 70,
IN said township said vest hall of he shove sab lot
Is sixty -four st front On Hudson street. and one
hundred and siaEsn iset daeg Asss2a e ~. %.
Rannsy, Baci-us 4 Noble,
..f AIEignceg Att "a. aee63i6