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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20


FIRH L1NDs' HIsToRIoAL sooIETT.-The
next Qua terly Meeting of this Society, will
be held in the grove Of Noah Hill, Esq
Berlin Heights, on Wednesday, September
4th. at one-bslf past 10 o'clock.
All person possessing relics or documents
of historical interest, are invited to place
them in the hands of the Committee of Ar
rangements, or the Secretary, for exhibition,
and if agreeable to the owners, for depositin
the Cabinet Of the Society.
The morning session will be devoted 10
the transaction of business, the presentation
of relics and documents. An address may
be expected in the afternoon.
The Committee of Arrangements are
Judge z. Phillips, D. c. jefferson, Isaac
Fowler, VIM. Tillinghsst, Horace 8. Smith,
D. ". Tenant and Prof. B. L. Hill, and a
cordial invitation is extended by them to all
the old pioneers and their friends, to be
present and partipste in the exercises and
hospitality of the occasion.
D. H PEAsE, Secretary.
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Cincinnati Hams.
Best brand Cincinnati Hams at No. 1877
Ontario street. B. sTrDMAH 4 Co.
August 2O:S5O. =.
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SEwEIrg.

&C. O.-Gsrv'a cAugh Cure asc'sRl
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Npgcfss Auffrgs.

SrThe Bosom Of Destruction is the fatal
isy among our young and middle aRed to inda'ge In
excess and q basing haU'tS. Those who are earn
ing for some induenoe 20 dispol the CROWNS evil,
should read "fansn Frailty, or Psychological Re-
searches" u dsineates In vivid eolors Tor Il u
beautifully ulustrated) the causes and "a on 4 10
cal and vial disease and isoay, pointing out the
only suFs safety TRive Resd the advertisement OF
rieasmar" IN another column.
Sold b Df. Barrow, ~ Bloockcr It., n. J. Price
ooats. Sent lree q postage eVeryVhera. Aeadthe
aAveFtlsaueuto % ''IriosemsT'' ia another column.
Glso sal6 b n =. Gaylord end william fsaks.
prnerlsia. Cleveland. Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

CANADA FLOUR-5O0 BBLS
Canada Fiour, very o1oice nor Bakers, for sale
- IrnVis1 4 ~ PERRY ~
D L 0 W s,
CULTIvATORS, &c.
mvsi X RAYGoJDs
EKENCH UuRSE1S-ALB NUM-
1T1s, REITBHR9 HAU5aAnhs
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GOKEl COKEIf OOKEIfiAW.
S-LL--H5 r. MALLAOE SON ARE NOW MANI
WIZ hA4eNe Ceke nom the pure HAE MONDs
~ other Coke In the market We can f5rnisl
L-tlnl9ulAn nom numerous mAnufacturors Who A.,
CHEST terms. ''' ~ 'h'
:, Also, constant supply Of Hammoudvvlus s,r,p
IrDo8es. - - -o-1'sie
Bsieg located Immediately the line Of the Clsys
iasa = EtsDlEgn hailread, We can ship With az.
steA % aoI pArt oi the state. OrdBrn solicifof
". n. WALLACE A SON
80 AAnnoacaEills, Jefferson Co, b.
y n Ill
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Il y Il ; A l. E -THBEE OOOOD
4 Horses at reasonable prices, enquire At Mrs.
hesSlek., iArm, 81 CLAIR road, 1ast Clsvsland.
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V'O ET.-BR OK DWELLING
Il HOUSE, cont dining rooms, o-rnsr Of Erie &
rockwell streets. Apply on premises, OF %
n. ". JONES,
gyts IN p hlic SnnaTa
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EOREIGN EXCHANG E..
Draifs In anounts 70 suit from s. upwards, on
NaEland and France and all the principal Citiee
Germany. On Frankfert, Berlin, LeipAigs Vienna
gutenberg, Ugasei, Cologne, Hamburghi bremen
Stuttgart, Manheim and Prague. For sale oy -
TTt9 RRTTnBR0 \ HAUSMkhH
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lInE 9aIR oF 80.

4 OTU no LEASE.-25 LGT- ST.
1 4 UsTED on Erie, Miami, Pittsburgh, Kinsuan,
Ohio and Canal streets. Apply to -f.s--
a Rr.z5i No N perttsef Fio1i,-
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0osTIvnEEaa, oa HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
F-m thsse GniietioBs arise many Of the ailinga Of
nAn. Ne hear daily, people complain Of headaohf'
nsr sous debility etc; and gensray the cause Of The
con pant can be traced 20 their oonstpNted hasits
Arsssdy for tbs cure o. this trouble Is What The,
waat. We recommend Dr.. Richardson's sherrl
" ne Biiters 20 AL 90 aalietsdi let them take u
thoe times sSoh day, half Al hour before eating thsi
u,ssl,. and they VIII hnd a cure Our physicians
rooonmsnd Il IN thoir practice end It's great merits
szs fsat beoomlng known IN the Wsutarn states.
sEr Tha sherry Wine Bitsors ere for sale By 4. y,
GAYLORD, strour Arnrtroas, snd Q. 8. BsokeuHis
OlsFslsnd, o.
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81 Wetam.
T YMAN LITTLE,

- Dealer In
REA L ES ST A Z E,
Keeps great variety Of Farms and City ProPrtl
G,T gsfe on Rent Also, choice Earning Lands l.
r Hisbigan illinois, Wisconsin Iowa and migsonrf
EE-flfioi 40. AtEhter Building, OlsvelAndi D
TEAL ESTATE---E. N. KEY KS,
a M fforusrly Of the frm Of Little hayes,l has
5--sSed 4 Dsei Estate Once IN Rouges Block cor.
1eT az superor street and Public Square, and has
oonafantlT % hqn several tlQl1an4 acfoa o. IN
,1oiitT of nrmine Lands In the statce ct lows,
fiScansin nd Missouri, to exchange for city an
s.ey-r-frv rrcsartv. alHO for al kinds Of persona
f-S5sTtV Pei 0ssh raid " na7essary snrls.R
M EST9RN LAND.---H. b. LII
w TIE, tha Lass frm Of Littles keyes,
constantly ontand large dqsutig o. lne tarmin
f-,f n IoFaV isconsin and Missouri, 70 eIchana
~ cty or ooutry real estate OF personal propsrt
= 0noe With Rnss \ launingl Marble block, bupe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-25


Up to Thursday (meridian) 2lst inst, the cotton
market was under general animation. Ready
facilities for engaging freigbts, with corresponding
results in the negotiating Of exchange, the great
staple was moving merrily and cheerfuy, though
occasionally one or two parties who operated
freely in the months Of October and November
were prognosticating untoward advices from the
other side, which were received on the foregoing
mentioned day, Thursday, being up to the Sth
instant from Liverpool These accounts have
been confirmed by the America up to and incud-
ing the 9th instant in full. Middling Orleans vas
quoted at T Sled.
To-day the mails of the I'd came to hand. The
private correspondence reads decidedly tick5h,
and being since confirmed by the arrival of the
America, the general cotton market to-day was
somewhat paral, zed. From the expected falling
off in receipts, hopes are entertained by factors
that on Monday the market will recover its wonted
activity. 1t must not be overlooked that the al
vices from Manchester are unfavorable, and that i
is almost impossible for Liverpool to withstand the
onslaught. The impression appears that largs
quantities Of cotton will be arriving in Liverpool
during this month consigned or going into veal
hands, and the slaughtering process be carried on
under the plea of dear money and the hold!p!
back Of Manchester buyers.
| The sales in our market this weak reach 50 90
bales against 50 500 bales for the same week las
year, and So 600 bales for the same week in 1855
The receipts for the week are 1881 bales agains
q, $50 bales for the same week last year. The re
| ceipts at Mobile for the week ending yesterda,
| friday were II 500 bales. For the correspond
ing week last year they were l7,4lS, making th'
total receipts at that port 4G7 sea decrease from
last year of 2l9 4SG bales. The net decrease at al
the ports is $4,000 bales, including the overland
|
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George Holt g. Co.'s Cotton Circular.

LIVERPOOL. Feb l. 1861.
We have passed Quirt week in the c' ma ktt the de
has been the Int
et1i landed, Ih+ otcTin Tor sale
CASING with geuenl desire the part importers 10
realize prump y, found considerable advantage in
making prcse>, boh in respect Of choice and rice The de-
cline il ht "u aud lower qualities of AmeEir cotton
amounts ~ full Id r. h. the bet-r Glass much de-
pre- sed. We oic Mid Ting Upands i38 Mobile Id
ems 79I he Committee Brokers place Fair Cplads At
TX Orleans ia -.
Al East ndn cotton the Of prices has been in favor Of
buyers Brnzs ST ady Egyptians OF the medium and
quail e have been in lair dc and and 1nf support pre-
vions ircs qualities eCted, and the quantity
urua for al continues be aEs it, Of the demand
There him. in the Rdvlccs frm me lea airing
Don our snpc pres drprrsSi brought about by
unlse demand after ivy the queer state OF
Manchester dsposng parties TO 10 on and are now
only umpcd pur bases by concession i'll prizes
Yesterday he was nqiry from stecuato.s who
beginning TO COX out for cheap parcels
lsU aud 400 SnH reported to ha bsen mixer
speculation $3.50 ricn +IO Suat $50 gpnn, and s.
Bnn for export Ia the d. vsrcs to the nle for tho
week have been about y .00 hale.
is to-day estimated ut O0Op bales 3NO be ne OF
specualion and f0f export. ..-....
irpn
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Rtbie0 of the 3tlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 CAMP SrREES,
Mon iay Morning. Feb Is, 1851.
CorToN. The market on Saturday was duh and
depressed, and the sales were confined to AoOo
bales at easier prices, particularly for the lower
grades, We, however retain our quotations
NEW ORLEANS oLAsstFIC AgioNA.
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CATTLE MhgKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. IS lssL
Received Saturday 1s2 Western Beeges, 1863
Calves. 272 Hogs, 2l3 Sheep and Mich Cows.
Stock on sale 600 Western, geo Texas Reeves, COO
Calves, 1900 Hogs, GAO Sheep and 81 Mich Cows
yUa ,a+a Il
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s22a9.I18
sl7.I9l,s35 sII,455,S5s sl0-752, G6l


Actual in Lang Short the week sl22S i
The following table comprises the amount OF
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement in paper maturing within ninety
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Aiber SntfIIiaeNte.

The TTcaGher---Esusincss--- IL
laid url--Resurne of the wcclk--TEit VicEEs-
burg In place of the Char1ner, and the
QuitEaan Instead OF the VIcksturg--Dc-
purtures To-day --7disceIianeozis.
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sThrgaEaT or CorqDr.
stos on hsEd rs September, 1861 batss 7isT
Received ysstsTisg ssz Iefa2T
Ifg75sss
s4portsd
ea,t a. =. ot.a,,a II y,
Tostcroy We heard Of 81 hide. Nav sn as ia
Old sold m nr;vafe terms.
4rarE.ss7r or ToEscco.
stoce or hand 1st september, 1seo hide 1850
s s5 gs g5s sf5 iag
azs6z
Exported slnce. ......-..............,.. l71eg
''@''''''1 s'''''o"' W. lsi:o
''TsF on band Rot cleared l6siS
ipoo mus SOFA ~ previous fases.
: 90 4ae'' ". " -
aoIA g About b 25eo bbls. sold at lover
i"te'' '''l'1 - o',2i'S Y g@ion.
~ .,' w sps'
'S al anu "a ian 80 4o9 40
~ 'i2L ~ a. - ~ +'0 ''oon a. y 19s wv
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Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days, Feb 10 $3.50 b2
Amount hey ninety days, Feb 49,
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The Exchange Iraneaci500s Tor The week have
b4en rather extensive than otherwise. Sterling
and francs have improved, and to day drawers
were very firm in their rates, asking 545 for
francs, Northern sight fluids have maintained
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lDENTRSVEs

@gssssssEassas. ARTIFICIAL T 4 fGGI-The beat,
cheapest ari most reIiee Denial Establish
fY$SSsSSSs p,snt 10 sew Orleans, is DR.. F1EIDINGS
@GII IILJI94 Canal street..
HIS facties npHiaing Artificial Teeth
by any Fraction nSist in the southern States defyng conpe
kion and ri picas charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Den ry should procure where
rely he experience, skill and in e2rty which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is urpasng beauty which
be detected very productions rday
storIBg uniformity the features essential youth
bey arrgned satisfactory for mastcaion and arcua
lion.
PAINLESS TOuTHACHE EXTRACTOR, for readily ex-
tracing Teeth without pain upeedng anything before
tanned by profession astonishing all VIII witness it.
All Operations Dent Try performed with and skill
for cheapnes and uily unsurpassed by others Unk l.
fully applied Tee emOdeled and ct mod
crate charges he following rrces wri Ten
company ing each desired and ii found represented
after two nnrtnS trial. tier money will returned
Fu Sterling Silver base $25 90
Fu finish gums, bound 40 90
Full vucDaed Rubber. equal TO gold FROM 50 on
Fu 8 gold base beautiful form 50 to 81 IN
Full gold bSe from rs 10 he CD
The most De feet gems shM cav br rrolucet.
requiring Artificial Teeth cordially to call
and examine before EAgng Elsewhere,
DR.. FIELDING, Denial Surgeon
la4 Canal street.
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a.s,aa OF. .rAGrtA.-ln. J. WEST

Ngsssasesa8a- Artsae OF EE4tGTfa-lif. ). WEST
~ 81. Charlie continue supply tina
ggfSSfsEssS LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs,
%%Al IIJnpon his principle Of self adhesion. Thin
procured him universal appreciation, and is
being he most Ingenious syem of supplying ART1
FICIAL TEETH hitherto Invented and in ell restoring
perfect and mascajon and perfect and natural
In appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
eBs tnehbd of filling te6th With geld combines all modern
Improvement Those Interested viii Sud these ia
scrupuluIElY DR.. VI his
chunks inhabitants Of New Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive hvy have favored him with FOR the a fifteen
eiTqnre Ut G. Fharlee
IL, I-aFn e. re
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AZ. asLnLA e GALL a - rs b kuENE STREET
S where plAule and others will Al all time find RE-
"a FULLY SELECTED and WELL Assoc RTED LOT OF
IN. SIIA YES TOR safe
a. I'm K II ELAN
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BR EOS ANITA GO.

To sail an WEDNESDAY. Feb q. at O'Clock \. u.
- FUR TNDIANUI.A DIRECT-The snre
II rouperch c"pur fastened steamship At
!. nIi: W : Sl commander vii sail Us
hove carrying mails Far freight passage, hay
Inv snenti 81 e.room Recommendations rpny hn r or to
7 ]. Q. HARkI Manager,
street
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To sail on T4TR DAY. Feb. Is At y. ii.
GALVESTON AND AATAGORllA BAY
E&RsEs New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
superior coppccd and fastened steam
ship Morgan. RTe.s, Cnu2nl2nfer WI leave rs
the United States mails oF freight or pas
having superior staeroOm accnmrnodatons apply on
hosTd or to I. c. HARRIS Manager,
~ ST Camp street.
~ pnnr,rrsr!! r1r the nhnve r1rts fr25
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1EY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS

To sail on THURSDAY, Feb IS al . 4.
t-r-a NEW ORLEANS AND FLORIDA
81 EjfTt I. S. Mail LiucFor Key West via Pa saenIN
4pa"chcola, St Max, 9 dar Ne{s, ana 'mmra
i'av coppered aud conNer fastened stR
ship faxnolia, s. Crowell, commander, will sail rs
above carrying u T. mnS For freight passage havns
sueror teroom Recommendations for passengers apply
board, or 10 ,,. - c.
Freight Apalachicon ST. Marks and Tampa Pay, subject
to eage steamers expense, but the risk of the
4gnccs.
c,rr.rf in Ner t,rrnns fre2
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III. IT. Lonstlalc, SOM Il Co.'s Weekly Coffee
Statement.
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81. C, r. HATCHER, No. 1876 GRAYIER ST.
EaS New Orleans La J. N. GuRETON, Superintendent q
"a Slave Depot. ,,,- ~,
~ Notice Merchants Planters Traders and Slave Own
rsTAvrg made extensive alterations and accommodations on
nv old stand am noI Prepared receive and accommodate
% two to three hundred 5ny sale Commission.
s5 the With good bourd md comfortable
.70sl4 on reasonable terms. -,,.
Those having business Te would do well ea eno se4
before looking elsewhere the Inducements
,S9p are uueuu9ed. go. ,-. .a....,. -.
land cogstiE Field Hands Mechanics, house servants
Sealnsre4sa, Nnrseg HNir Dre5sers etc
The7al nd made property placed IN Ey AaHca
or sale $780,. ,.- ,ut ,
aavea. and Texas, Mssaspp and Louisiana Lands oonG'
and sold ~ r,nC1ED
Is23 " u r. baIoi1En'
AI0TECE-AF SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACEn
" DepotB will not receive them al Ne 9e
qraver . u ,,.no11r1
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
ADNAEtD'S RES
-hbSsgSsC TArRANP, y4eEEss5 NJ
No. Is Un1on street

srFtgIH,
The public and the friends Of the undersigned hereby
thed that the above establishment open tho first
day Of NIveGahe;,
The house is dous and well yeulsed, and the loca
tlou Is central AMI convenient business
pleasant in the city.
1- koqma for private les and families may had at all
times md iamjl@ viii he sIapiisd shortest notice.
Also COLD LUNCHES aud So PPERS for IGll and soroes
The un7er ipued ha@nG been gmDoyed nlha uCi Res
Santmts Of this city has Rcqalred lnreugh uo@ieRe Of tho
business, which he ia confident will ay those
who favor the establishment with patronage
ja'2 2n EbW&Rn HEBEQHAUD.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
OUR JOHNSTO WV LETTER.

To the Editor Of The AUeghanian:
Our Borough Election passed off very
quietly, though it was attended with more
animation than [ expected. The race for
Burgess was warmly contested by Col. T.
L. Heyer and VIM. M'Kee. The Col.
made gallant fight, but had to succumb
to his more fortunate competitor. M'Kee's
majority was about forty votes.
In the First Ward, Irwin Rutledge was
elected Justice of the Peace, by majority
of six votes over Col. E. Shaffer I can
not help saying here that the defeat Of
Coils Hcyer and Shaffer is another Illus
tration of that rite, but none the less
truthful, saying, that "Republics are un-
grateful" Both these gentlemen should
have been elected.
This being the first election under our
new charter, the Council elected is COM
posed of our very best citizens. The list
is as follows:
First Ward, Cyrus L. Pershing, D. J.
Morrell, j. NJ. Campbell; Second Ward,
Fl. A. Boggs, r. Jelly, Jas. NJ Millen !;
Third Ward, John P. Linton, VIM. Flat
terry, John NJ. King; Fourth Ward, JOS.
G.. Holmes, Jacob Horner, w Masterton !;
Fifth Ward, Joseph Layton, Jos. Kuntz,
Alex. Kennedy. The Council meet to-
night for the purpose Of organizing.
THAT FANCY DRESS BALL.
The masquerade ball came off according
to programme, and was one of the finest
displays of beauty, wit and fashion that
our town ever witnessed. 1t would be
impossible to give you full description
of the great variety and splendor of the
costumes presented; we had kings and
queens, lords ard ladies, bloomers and
anti-bloomers, courtiers and Zouave Cadets
in profusion, and, as a sequel, perhaps to
point a moral, Hamlet's ghost. Then,
too. the comforts of life were there in
abundance, and it was not necessary to call
up spirits from the misty deep--you could
help yourself.
PosT-oFFIoE AFPAIRs.
The secession troubles have affected the
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4 CARD
WtrMERis bR1poE.
Lancaster Tn. Jnlv 3O- lS6n.

Lancaster TIP. July 80, 1860.
MEssRs. EVANS AID WATSON GENTLEMEN
The small size No Salamander safe which
| purchased from your agent, Mr.. Adam 4.
Ba T, in Lancaster City, on July goth, 1858,
has been subjected to very severe test
which it NiLhstood in most satisfactory
manner. This Safe, containing all my books,
together with va u lble papers belonging to
myself and some to my neighbors and friends,
and represetng valIe of over Twenty Thous-
and Dollars, (S20,Oo0) in my Mill which
destroyed the night of the 27th of Ju-
ly, 1860, and passed through the fiery ordeal
unsca:hed. The Safe was on the second floor
and fell to the basement of the Mill, and was
subjected for six hours to an intense heat
among the ruins, which was greatly increased
by the combustion of large quantity of grain
confined within The brick walls After the
fire the safe opened and the books and
papers taken out in a state of perfect preser-
vation, the paper not even being discolored
This fact was, however, to many bystanders
better recommendation OF your Safes than
could be expressed in any other v ords from
me. Yours Respectfully,
[sel3 SAMUEL RANCK
HsA- A large assortment of the above quail
ity of Fire and Thief Proof Safes ALWAYS on
hand and for sale at as low rates as any other
firm, at EVANS & WATSON'S,
No. 304 Chestnut ST., PHILADELPHIA
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
SHERIFFs SALEs.-The followingis is an

SHERIFF's SALEs.-The followingis an
abstract of the real estate advertised to be
sold by the Sheriff at our coming Court ::
The right, title and interest of John
M'Kenzie, Jr., of, in and to piece or
parcel of land, in Munster township, con-
tanning Sc acres.
William p. Patton, lot Of ground in
Johnstown borough.
Richard j. Evans, piece or parcel of
land in Camb bria and Carroll townships, con-
tanning 800 acres.
Christian Nilgus, lot of ground in Con-
emaugh borough.
William Wharton, piece or parcel of
land in Clearfeld township, containing 40
acres.
George Gates, piece or parcel of land in
1oder township, containing 800 acres.
Lewis Cassiday, decd, lot of ground in
the village Of Hemlcck, Washington town
ship.
Lewis Cassiday, decd, tract of land in
Summerhill township, containing AL
acres.
Ferdinand Robe, piece or parcel of land
in Chest township, containing 100 acres.
w. Wieman, lot of ground in Johns
town borough.
T. Seitz, lot of ground in Conemaugh
borough.
John Shaffer, piece or parcel of land in
Blacklick township, containing 107 acres.
John Shaun, piece or parcel of land in
Chest township, containing 100 acres.
John b. Fite and Mary Fite, lot of
ground and building in East Johnstown,
Conemaugh township.
Frederick George, piece or parcel of
land in Washington township, containing
800 acres
John b. Brook bank, piece or parcel of
land in Croyle township, containing 120
acres.
VIM. K. Piper, piece or parce! of land
in Susquehanna township, containing l75
acres.
John Lantzy, piece or parcel of land in
Susquehanna township, containing 60
acres.
John Carle, piece or parcel of land in
Clearfeld township, containing 96 acres.
James Ross, piece or parcel of land in
Carroll township, containing 400 acres;
piece or parcel of land in Susquehanna
and Carroll townships, containing 402
acres; piece or parcel of land situate in
Carroll township, containing 400 acres
piece or parcel of land situate in Carroll
and Susquehanna townships, containing
407 acres.
Peter Smeltzer, tract or piece oc land
in Allegheny township, containing 103
acres and y perches.
John Lantzy, piece or parcel of land in
Susquehanns township, containing IL
acres.
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