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Yesterday Afternoons Report
cONGREssIONAL,



Mr. Moore. Of Ky, rising to a personal
exclamation. said II Mr.. Adams resolutions
heretofore adopted had simply endorsed the
conduct Of Major Anderson, he would have
voted for IL but he could not receive the
permission Of his mind 10 vote for the re-
mainder Of the resolutions, end to say oy
doing 80 be would endorse every act which
ne President might regard IS his oonst'tu,
tional duty, in carrying out The laws ana
nreserving the Union. While be was for
~ Uniop. believing he thus represented
he people Of Kentucky, he thought du,y
rsonirsi Us 70 pause before We periled the
whole Union, and bring on general corr
fiot and intense war.
BE did not believe IN the right Of susie
70 secsde. He regarded this ss the grsal
est heterodoxy ever advocated by any parry,
hut while he ssid this, all must recognize
the right Of revolution for the resistance OF
oppression on one aide, to secure freedom
on the other. F..-.i
He did not believe the time had arrived
10 resort 10 this means Of redress and pre-
oipitats 90 dreadful Q oatastrophe. de dlu
mot believe the present was the proper time
10 send reinforcemebts to South Caroiins
and the other Southern States We should
hesitate, and endeavOr to get back by peace
what might be considered necessary TO So
cure by force.
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mrssnunI LEeIsLAFURE.

81. LOUIS jan 70
In the House, yesterday, Mr.. stevenson I
,nbshtuie 10 the Convention bill, asking
Gongress to call National Convention was
lost-l04 against Il.
Mr.. Laosy's amendment to the Origins origln-i
bin. submitting the action Of the Conyen ls
lion % he people, was then adoptea' a11 q
,Se re I'm passed-yeas los, nays II; Al
~ Rsnubljoan delegation from St. LOUIS
sTospt one. voting in the negative.
Tbs reported seizure Of large quantity
Of Dovder by the authorities of Louisiana
Al New Orleans, belonging TO q St. Loals
merchant, is untrue. The powder mas nc. ne
reached that port. Itis understood tnat ile me
Goverpor Of Louisiana proposes to purchase
NJ novder on It's arrival at New Orleans
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In11IsIaNNA AFFAIRs.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan II.
The Courier has despatch from New Or
leans The I6th, in which it Is stated that the
citv troops who took Baton Rouge Arsenal
had returned and received grand reeep-
ton.
The Arsenal and Fort Pike are now oceu-
pied By Louisiana troops.
The action Of Gov. Moore in relation to the
occupancy Of the Forts, was viewed there as
a peacefui measure and generally sustained
as patriotic and timely.
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VESSELS SEIZED.

Asven. and tie FauIihe, of New6orn, N: -
were seized to-day for q violation Of the Vlr,
einia inspection Laws, and are in charge Of
the City Sergeant.
Lieutenant R. T. Chapman, Of the United
States sloop Of war Brooklyn, has again ten
dered his resignation, and goes South tef
morroW.
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COMMERCIAL.
CT,FVFLAND AIARKRT-JAN. Is.

FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged. Buckwheat is
steady at S2@3,2s 2 cwt., and rye at ss,5O@s,75 y
barrel.
WHEAT-ouiot No sales reported.
OORN-ouist, at SIC.
OATs-steady, at 9So.
sEEDs-ClOror is stiff at si,5o. Timothy remains
quiet at $500.
HOGs-Are Getivo at S5,75@6,ls1.
PORK-steady, at $500.
LARD-steAdy at a9s5fe.
FRUIFs-Driod fruits remain dull at SIC for
Apples, and l2alss for peeled Peaches.
sALT-Is selling at 81, for hne; S,75 for coarse
and Io3fe for sacks.
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NEW YORK n1ARKET-JAN. IS.
10Y rELEoaArH.I

FL0UR-Market exhibits more tone but prices
without important change, with more doing both
for export and home consumption. There Is also
some speculative inquiry. Market closing with
holders generally refusing to sell at inside quota
tions.
Sales H. 500 bbI, at 5l5aS525 for superne state;
S5,lOg545 ior extra state; S5l545,25 ior supernne
western; t5,401.5,T5 for common to medium extra
western; and s. 6565,sO for shipping brands extra
round hooped Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR-In moderate request at
steady pr es Sales are go bblB at $5,500725 for
common to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet rales IT s,iO94,2O for
common to choice superhns.
CORN MEAL-hsrkst steady at s55 for Bran
DIVINE.
WHIgKY-lIarkst q shade easier and more ae-
tive. SALES are ll0o bbls at ls1{e.
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Union MEETING.

READING, Pa, Jan. II,
A large meeting Of working men called at
the Court House this evening at an nonr
which had been appointed for the purpose
Of holding Union meeting, hundreds had
gathered and blocked up the streets. The
CITY Commissioners refused to open the
building. There was some excitement and
threats made to break open the room. but the
crowd finally adjourned cheering the Union,
the working men Of Kentucky and the work
ing meno Of Berks.
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ARRTyAL.

NEW YORK, Jan. lS.
The ship Flora Southward arrived this
evening, rescued and brought here four Of
the crew of the British brig Quickstep,
from London, for Trinidad, Cuba, abandon
ed at sea and four of the crew lost
At a meeting of prominent merchants
this afternoon, a memorial was adopted re-
commencing the adoption by Congress of
the compromise proposed by Senators and
Republicans from the Border States.
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~ Office No. IL Ontario street, up stairs, fsu
once hours from 9 to z and from to to5 o'oloet
daily, (Sundays eXCepted.) auEa
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IIsr OF sPEcIFIo REMEDIEa

p,r F.v.r Congestion. and Inflammation
No. a-PorlWorm Fever, Worm oOlie, Wsttng The
Sfsi so. a-Eor Colo, Crying, TeetAns, and Waksfal
a'S No q 1mFor a Darrna Cholera InfAntu, and sum
niE No. aPFoF coo, eripnss, Dy'eutery, or Bloody
'lSE Eo s-For Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting
No. T-For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and sofs
Throat - .5 Nr.,raigss.
No 0.-For Headache, Vertigo Heat ana hu-in
ns q ileS' n.yvr, I111s-For Weak ana Deranges
omach, Constipation, and Liver OomPlan1 Pleaa pain
No 11-FOR FEMALE lRllEeul lIlA's 9'17s' -
n, f91Por Lsucorrhes. PrOfuse aenses, ana
Bearing Down Of Females n. p-...hl,,
~ 18-Por Group, Hoarse Cough BAD bfeaInLls-
n 51-sIIr RHEUM PILIs-FOr EryslPeias, EraP
lions, Pimples on the Eace nj, rs,enesl
or soreness In the Ohest, Back, Loins, OF E EL5 ,.
A-For Fever and Aguei OniA he'Si' 49,
old kRsmanaged Agues- ,,, ~ n
''F P-For piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal OF u
ternal- ,-,-.s ~, .rd J,veilds /.
Failing weak, or Blurred Sight, -,,t..
0Ror Catarrh, Of long standing or recent e4'D1i
,-itb obstruction or profuse discharge ,-,...
W C-For Whooping Cough, abatns Us Eioien''
and shortening rs course
e,nes act IKE charm The entire disease d olten
srrested At once and In al cases the violence OF ne
sttscE i moderated, he disease ahortensd and ren
dered leas dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent 90
currence. and which 20 often lay the foundation Of
diseaged lungs, bronchitis, and consumption, may Al
be &C once cured By the Fever and Cough PilA
n an ehronlo diseases, such e. Dylpep1iA1 weak
/ etomach ConEtpafion, LlTeE Complaint Puel, 70
/ nae Debility, and Irregularities, old Headsehel
goFe or Veal Eyes, CstsrTh, Sail Rheum and other
cid eruptons The case has specifics whose proper ep
1II.Stion IN Sdord cure 70 almsst every Instance
Onsn he cure Of dngie ehronie dihlcnlty, g1eA e.
Dymspda, Piles or CstaTrh, Heaaache or Female
weakness has more than paid for the case ten tEaea
.k / nuav
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aaEaiFiuFs,
TWELVE YEARS AC

1921 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOO1s the succoss Of several medical gentle
men In curing disease upon principles IN accordance
with the great natural laws Induced their establish
ment incorporated institution under an act Of
the Legislature by the title oi THE GhEEEhBEkG
UUMPANl OF New 1srk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and tho hrn hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association By Legislative en-
actmont aud thsy have to lee great pride IN
comparing their success with medical academies al
40 chartered by public authority. Unsolicited testl-
mony from public and private individuals and com
mandatory notices in the leading public journals,
bear witness 10 the medical skill and high personal
character OF the gentlemen connected with the in
BtitutOh, thus assuring tbs public that, among tho
many un worthy advertisers 0f the day, fH & GkhF-
ENBkhd COMPANY has ever been and will BE- a
reliable and Trustworthy medium Tor the torHtiOn
Of health 70 the afflicted and all who suffering
may address them with entire cOnfdsnce.
The principles and practice OF medicine adopted By
ENBERG MANUAL Oh HEALTH, an invaluable
medical work, published for family USE and tht re-
fore sold at the nominal prico VI Is crnts tor which
sum Il u mailed tree 70 any part OF the country.
The health Of American omen, diseases Of Chill
dren, and the more obscure aud chronic plainta
we'll a. the common diseases incident to this coun-
try have received the attention Of this Institution,
aud IL Is gh say they have proved themselves
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
have conhded TO ther skill.
Their series Of Medicines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted to different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine 10 which We wish to oail the attention Of tho
many Females afflicted with disease, IL
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50 Ssnlord's Liver 1ngigozat0r and Catharfio
Pills are for sale By
OHURCHILLk q BRO, prugsistsl
BIO s. ". cor. Pub. Square and Ontario ST.
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NORTH OAHO1INA 1E0IsLATURE,

RALEIGH, n. u, Jan. 10.
The aspect Of the debate on the federal
relations has not varied to-day.
No vote was taken, except on one unim-
portant amendment, in the Senate.
The times are perhaps little more
Senate FOR q general convention. Many
strong speeches for secession were made.
The House is holding night sessions. - -
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TIE GRRFENBERG
MARsHALLs UTERINE OATHOLICoN,

which is offered IS & certain cure IN cases accompa-
MED with the following symptoms irregularities,
Weakness taintness, Deranged Appetite, sailoW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Ohils,
Gold Hands and Feet, BoaatinRs Feverishness, Aeu-
ralgia, Palptation Of the Heart, Dizziness, Nerv-
business, Headache, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
fiushe5 Of the Heart Ganerai Pain, Crawling and
Pain % the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing ei
Urine with heat smarting, Itching, Burning OF
Irr tatiOn to the Uterine Organs, Nightmare Dis
pair, Hysterics, Anxiety Red Face, Nervous TVitch-
ing, Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper Sad
ness DepraYsd Appetite, Elatulencet BlOated and
Irregular Bowels, Unpeasant Dreams, Pains in the
Uterine Organs, Numbness and Pains In the Limbo
Loss of the Memory, Bewilderment, Soreness in the
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FROM NEW YORK

New YORK, Jan. 1S., 1915 P. m.
The steamship Asia has anchored below
and viii probably not be up till morning
There is much ice in the river.
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FROM GEORGIA.

MmLmGEvILE, Jan. 18.
The Convention was in secret session till
four o'clock; when resolutions were adopted
declaring it the duty of Georgia to secede,
and appointing q Committee Of II to draft
an ordinance Of secession. The resolutions
were adopted-160 to $50.
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FOB CHILDREN TEETHIEG,
-lsh srPa+lE the nroeeAs Of tsethipg By
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, will give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
any other medicine, NEVER HAS 1T FAILED IN
A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CURE when
teiy ese1- Neser oll Ee kho9 ah ~ telce ol us
satisfaction BY any one who used It. On the contra
~ all are delighted with its operations and speak in
terms OF commendatiOn Of the magical effects and
medical virtues: We speak IN this matter WHAT
WE Do KNOW after ten years. experience, and
pledge our reputation for the fulhment Of what We
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will he found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
This valuable preparation is the prescription of
OF the most Experienced and Skillful Nurses IN
New England, and has been used with Hever-iailing
THOUSANDS OF GASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain, but invig
crates the stomach and bowels eorrects ascidity and
gives one and energy to the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND COLIC,
and overcOmes convulsions, which if not speedily
remeded, end in death. We believe IL the best and
safest remedy in the world in all cases Of DysenterT
and DiarrhOa in children, whether it arises IRON
Tee.hing, or any other cause. We would say to eve
cry Mother who has child suffering from any Of the
foregoing complaints do not let your preudices
the preudces of others, stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that will be Sure yes
Absolutely Sure, to follow the use Of this Medicine
iftimely used. Full direction for using will acoom-
any each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
the outside Wrapper. Sold BY Druggists throughout
the World
Principal Office, l3 Cedar Street, New York.
PRICE, ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
sept2S:dkwR26
For sale by STRONG q ARMSTRONG, Agents
99 Superior street, Cleveland
Bz5- Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup, the genuine
article, for sale by Churchill Brother Druggists.
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VIRGINIA. LEGIsLATURE.

The Senate debated the House National
Convention resolutions No action.
The House passed the Million Appropri-
aiioa bill for the deficiency Of the State,
and the bin issuing Treasury notes ct six
per cent for thatanoUnt
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NORFOLK, Va, Jan. I8.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. l6.
The ship Morning Star, from liverpool
for City Point, arrived at Hampton Roads.
She reports having fell in with the ship
Globus, bound to New Ork, and that she
was on fire, on the 18th. she took off the
captain, crew and passengers, l4O in num-
Der, including 60 females and children. On
" one person lost.
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GB- Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Gr@ien-
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is physician Of extensive
practice and OF the most successful in the cOun-
ty (TrumbulD in which be resides
''FhiB certihes that have used the GrBien berg 8
Pills and Marshalps CathOlicOn, sold here by h. G.
johnson, in my practice. They are good medicines.
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z 1857.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress ID. b. hlNGSLEIs OleYellnQs
iansd&w General Agent for Ohio.
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HALLWAY SOLD.
MILWAUKEE, Ja

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 10.
The Milwaukee & Mississippi Railroad
was sold to day By the Marshal on an order
Of the United States District Court Il was
purchased by the Trustees of the creditors.
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H,nrrnnn. TrnmbnlI Co. o

hereby certify that 1 have been dealing in the
GrRenberg Medicines for the past year. and can tru
ly say that have never offered any medicines 70 the
public that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
CathollcOn. They will perform all and more than Is
promised for them. have sold about hfty bottles
Of the Catholicon the past year and hear the best
results IN every case. J. Il. Q: JOHNSON,
March 7, Is57 Medical A gent.
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FROM FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. II.
Three delegates to the Southern Congress
had been appointed by the Governor and
confirmed by the Convention.
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HOME TESTIMONY:

In this connection we offer few testimonials:
~ am Methodist Clergyman, aud when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise Marshsrs Ute
rine Catholicon cure. have advised its use and
it has effected complete cure wherever It has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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rORCED LOANS.
WAsH1zaToE, Jan. II.

WAsHIEGToEi Jan. IL
VIM. Aiken, Of South UarOiIna, has been
eoros5 10 contribute $4,000 70 the Reyolu-
tionary government under threat oL sns y.
eon6scstion Of mis- property in case Of reiu-
cal
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sIGNALED.
RuRNEn.

NEW YoRk, Jan. Is.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool 9Th, via
Qeusnstown 9th, will be up at O'Clock
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3steaifimes.


LIVER I'M IGOR
~ ATOR never Dsblitates. It Is compounded
entirely free FROM GUNS, and has become an e.
tablished tact, standard Medicine known and ap-
proved By all who have us. IT, and is n0F regorted
70 with conhdence in al the diseases for which L l
ft has cured thousands, within the last tE0yeari
Who had given up all1 hopes of relief a. thg
numerous solicited - certificates Ia ny posses
The dose must be adsp-I tea to the temperament
Of the individual taking it and u1ed insuct guam.
titles e. to act generallyIal on the bowels
Let the dictates Of YOU'RE judgment sqide you u
the use Of the LIVERl[ IINVIGORATOB, and it
vii cure LIvEE Co1l-.O IPLAIErl, BILIous At
IACAai UrEPEpsLA. .lHGE-.- lIc DfAuIuEA1 bu1fllEL
C0HPLATsTs DTsEErEETIs- fDR0PsT, s0UE BEoMAcg
HAH1TEAL C0grIVENEas - tGH0IIO, LHcLEEA IN
fAaTUNt FLATULEECE, = y HDICE, EEMALH
WEAEAEss, and may be u successfully a8 q
ORDINARY FAlflLYI.s tlfTDfCTNE II VII
cure sIOK HEADACHEl5 "a thousands can ies
tify,} N TW WENTfIE MINUTES. II TWc
Ok tn EE TBA-lZ- IsP00NSFULA ARE IA
All Who uls il are giving thsif testimony IN is h
~ Nix water in the mouth with the InvigoratoI
Ana : 'fisiIH PRIGE ON 0SB DoLLiR PER BOTTLE.
Also SanfOrd's Family Cathsrtle Pills
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extraets5 and pu
up IN Glass Cases, Air Tight aud VIII
keep in any climate.
Tho FAMILY CAFHARTIC PILL d q gentle bui
actiYe Cathartc, which the proprietor hes used in
t@ practice mose than twenty years. -. -
The constantly increas-f, ing demand RON fnQl
Who have long used theJl PILLS and the aati9iac
ton which ali express IN - regard 70 their use, hal
induced me 10 placs them within the reach Of an
iTha Proi9ssiou wellI- know that different O.
fharties act on diftrentI portions Of the bowels.
The Fanilv Csfhnrtfc-f PHI has. with due refer
ence 70 this wen esfab- iished hcti been com
pounded from variety = of the pure5t sesstals
Ertraots heh act aIike lon every part 0f The ali
neutary canal ard areI. GOOD and SAVE In az
cases where CafharticIl IL needed, such De
rangements Of the StOul- lach, eeellneaai faia II
the Back and HoiuE Cs-I-s ItiVeneal1 tain aud sore
ness over the whole BadyI IRON sudden cold which
frsquentIy, II neqlected 2 end in a long c0urse q
EeVeT. Loss CT APPEL, 'tfte, s creeping 1al-4
l ton Of Cold over fheI- Body, Restlessneaai
l Head-Acho, OF WeirhfI-q iu the Head, an Lull1I1
I matOrY Diseases, WormslD jim Children Or AQplit
Rheumstsm, great Purifier Of the Blood and man
diseases to which flesh Is hsir, too numerous % ulel
l tian in this advertisements. Dose TO 3.
Il PRICE so CENTS.
70 The Liver Inyigorat0r and Family Cattar1
Pills are rotailed BY Druggists generally and sold
/ wholesale b. the Trade 10 sll the large toEnl-
/ S II. W. sANFUkB, n d.,
l Manufacturer and froprlslJrl
/ iYTdbWBs rs kraadTaTs NeW 1orE-
81 sanlord's Liver lngigozator and C1tharti1
/ Pills are for sale By
| CHURCHILL BRO, Drusgigtsl
l BIO s. ". cor. Pub. Square and Ontario ST.
i
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TORS NOTICR-

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
~ Netioo Is hereby given that the undersigned
- hsen duly appointed and Qualttiad a. Aomluia-
t-.tor With the will annexed OF John hneal deceaa-
~ LUTHER B. PRENTIsS.
cleveland, January 9, lssl, ianlasszl
MASTERS SALEM P0RSU-
INN ANCE OF decrstal order iaaued from the
gi5irf OF Common Plsas Of Cuyuhoga county, Ohio
In which George ". Gfrty, e. q plaintiG5, and
BaTilia n HutchinHon, at- al-t daiendants, 70 ne
direcfed shall expose for sale AZ the door Of the
fiourt House in the city Of Cleveland in said county
on the sth day Of February 1901, at clock p. ~
of MD day the following described lands and teue-
ments. sftuate On the township Of NeWburg, Ouya-
boqa county, Ohio, and II known BY being part Of
oririnal lot number 33l, and s bounded folloWl-
beinninR ct the centre Of the Pittsburgh koai 30
cafsdl on the south eastery line Of land formerly
Owned BY Eleazer Gable; thence north forty i've 90
degrees east twelve (i2l chains and forty three ~
links 20 atone in the east lire of said original loti
now the centre Of the highway; tn nee noftA one
fourth Of degree east along the cas- line y ~ l9t
s2I i've % chains 90 stonei thence soelp ~ y I've
(f5) degrees Welt hi3een 10 chains ana nlnst9
fqI ffp * 70 the centrB Of said Fttsoufl le1 letl-
ing from Cleveland to New burg thence aolLa
1--WE ff5fdeRreea east along the centre ol salu IuaA
three m Chains and hfty-tc l52l links 20 me place
al besinninr the same c5ntainlng hFe acres q and
IL re 7s15s more or less, but subject % all e8al
hiqhVsg1. Appraised AZ S242o- -o,-.r.-
. N e1.s. Master Commr.
Plh Atty.
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jan12az
NTASTRR COMMISSIONERS

M SaTE-Pursuaptt to an ord z Of sale iss led 10
Ne from the Court Of Common Pleas ior Sly --.ls
county Ohio in an action therein penqlns
Thomas UallOw is pleintim, aud Jonh a "
~ tiertunau William stacy and Cynthio ~. slaess
are ants shall, the 18th day ol JanuaIyi
House in said county, expose for sale al puolc s1
ton dc following described lands and tenementsi
Gsituats in the City OF Cleveland, county ol eus 3
hoga, and State Of Ohio, known a9 SUD % ~ Ieo ~ 80
ri orrnai lot fifty (lO) Brooklyn township be me
sae more orless but subject 20 all legal hlgly s5s
Appraised yalue 40 ,. = s Gisa e5} (, [,1S}
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PRICE

Osss Of % vials complete IN morocco and Book y
OsSs Of % Vials, and Book, plain. ......-...s.
Oa1e Of IS numbered boxes, and Book ...-..s'..
ps1a nf Rhnxea. nunbereda and Book ..-..,. !
nglo lettered boxes, With directions, 90 Ga
Large case With 2 o. VislA for planters and ply
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