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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26

The news this morning is decidedly interesting,
and in some quarters it has casts a shade of anN-
iety. The report is that Johnston has succeeded
in retiring from Pattersons division and has reach
ed Manassas with ,oO0 troops--onc account says
1000 The entire rebel force at Manassas is
now reported ai $1,000 men, with the advantage
OF entertainments and line of batteries extending
four mlc>-irom Bull, Run TO Manassas have
heard the number of the enemies gun, cannon
placed at four hundred On our side are only
$4,000 troop, under Mcdowell with not more
than 1000 regulars among them, and few bat
tcrles to each division. II this Is so, it looks
as though General Impotence had forced Gen.
Scott to advance little too quick. In any event.
Patte~ons division (now said TO lac Banks's,)
does not seem 20 be in readiness 20 cooperate
with Mcdowell and last night and to-day rein
forccmcuts for Mcdowell have been ordered from
th. city. Sunday though It is, troops are march
ing over the river, aud regiment has just passed,
with cheers and songs, fastening TO the battle
field, Carriages have nccn in great demand By
civilians to visit the field to-day and there strong
expectation of fight. Indeed, one of the bullet
m-hoards announces that a severe fight comncnc-
ed last night al o'clock.
Tomorrow bill will be reported for a direct
tax, substantially like the act Of 1878 Thi, bill
will require about 100000 as the quota OF VT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26

~ We learn by private dispatch from
Washington that the Brattleboro' company,
Capt. Todd, suffered severely in the battle of
Sunday Last Three Of the company were
killed--ten received shots and were more or
less injured and thirty are missing.
We learn, also, that Andrew Hill of tho
Waterbury company was wounded
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26
Euntthmnn s Stair gournM
By f. h wAL1oN
moNrpELIER. July 90. 1851
FROM WASHINGTON.

JULY 10, 1861.
Yesterday the House found that if war
tax on coffee, tea, sugar, &c, could not be
sustained, resort to internal taxes would be
absolutely necessary so it took the back
track and passed the tariff bill reported by
the committee Of ways and means Coffee
bears duty Of five cents per pound, and tea
fifteen cents per pound. 1t is hard, but it is
necessary. IL is hard. but far less hard than
a system Of direct taxation, with its hosts OF
appraisers and collectors to absorb large
percentage Of the tax in the cost Of collection
and - meetings. and stoalings. Moreover,
a direct tax cannot be brought 20 bear at all
upon the rebel States; while duties on inn
ports may 70 some extent be secured from the
rebel States under the new act. There is
but one rule in successful national fnancoer-
ing: that is. TO secure revenue enough 10
meet the ordinary expenses of government,
together with the interest on the public debt.
If that can be done. national credit will be
good loans can be had at any amount re-
qurcd and the final payment will be thrown
forward upon posterity to bear its share
And this is right. We are striving for them
hN Wtll az lbi NhieNAf U W. Ht1 FNhAAHN NN'
blood and treasure to preserve Government
for them, and to secure for than, ia future
ages. the blessings of civil and religious lib.
orty Let us bear cheerfully oar portion o
the burden and hand over the balance to our
Successors. Our grandmothtrs could GO
without tea, rather than replcnish the British
treasury and feed British armies for the sub
iugaton Of America. That was their patriot
ism Let us be equally patriotic let u.
consume the tea and coffee. and pay the tax
for the rcplcnishing our own treasury for oul
own defence
Yesterday say the Adjutant Of the Yer.
mont LIST, from Newport News. There arc
SOME cases Of measles, but otherwise the NOR
are we'll They have had hard time, nd
will be mustered out on the 81 of August
They have nor had. and will not have, oppor
tunty for pitched battle and yet they havt
rendered hard and honorable service. and ar,
entitled to the gratitude Of their fellow citi
zens. The three months men under Butle
have saved the most important fortress of th,
country. Il is the key to Virginia and Mary
land, and its possession by the Government
was Of incalculabe Importance.
The advance of McDowcl's army upoi
Manassas is steady and thus far triumphant
We have a new Interpretation Of +. +. v
Reet-fooicd Irgiaians. ! begin to think tina
Beauregards army lie sham.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26
MAJ. GEN. g. b. MCCLELLAN.

NY
The kanawha correspondent of the Gazatte
says On the morning OF the Sth, General
Cox ordered the / 9th Ohio, two companies OF
the 2lst Ohio, two guns of the Cleveland Ar
lillery and the lronton Cavalry to reconnoiter
for supposed masked battery near the mouth
Of Pope Creek.
On reaching the creek, four miles from Gen.
CoXs head quarters, they discovered the reb-
els. 1900 strong, strongly entrenched on Sea-
vey Hill, with a masked battery OF two guns.
On reaching the Creek our men were fired
upon from the masked battery and log house.
After firing forty rounds our men crossed the
Creek aud slenced the battery but their an .
munltion giving ont they were compelled to
retire
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26

NkM lbhhs July 20.
The Post gives the statement Of specta-
tor Of the battle to the effect that the single
causes of the panic was the charge of large
body of rebel cavalry among the teamsters
and struggling soldiers who were in the rear
of our forces between Bulls Run and Centre
vile. This charge started the notion that
our army had been overwhelmed aud the enc
my was driving in full force our reserves
Immediately tho uuarmed soldiers and
Transfers ran and spread the alarm at Cen
ueyile, when the order was given for re-
treat. All the organized companies withdrew
in perfect order " hen Gen. Mcdowell
found his reserve was fetrcating. it was too
late TO correct the mistake and he command
ed the main body to tail back, which il did
quietly aud in order,
From the beginning to the end not a soldier
hincbed. The loss Of the Zouayes is now
stated at 100.
CAIRO. IN July 23.
The rebels are rapidly organizing opposite
here in Kentucky. Il is currently reported
that Watkins, with 600 men, i encamped
within seven miles Of Bloomfield. Mo. He
has no field pieces, and his men are poorly
armed. An attack at Birds Point is threat
ened. At Memphis, the loss Of the rebels OF
Manassas is estimated at 5000.
WAsHINGroS, July 10.
The following dispatch has Just been :
eeiyed at headquarters, from Beverly Va;
To Col T.. ID. Townshend One of Col
DiN's regiments, the 2nd Kentucky, defeated
and drove $50 of Wises men out Of Barbour.
vile on the 10th.
g. b. MCCLELLAN, Maj Gen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26

INLAY STATION, July 70.
Gen. Banks asks the old 9th TO stay 10 day,
more. They answer unanimously ws uiU
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
tn II CIT
ASoTHER sOLDnR Has F4rLEE-By th'


ANofHER soLDIRR HAS F4rLRE.-By the
toliteness Of Capt. Augustus v. Kouts
commander Of company R, 9Th U.s Cav
airy, Washington, D. o. information is
.igsn that Harrison HARDY, a resident Of
a,eiiord, o, and belonging to his command
died On the hospital at Washington, Of
email box, on the 18th inst In The prime
Of:iis and yisor OfyOuthi he went forth ct
the See Of twenty-five 70 sustain our eoun,
try'slIbsrty her installations and her Aag.
He has fSIlsni He will rise no more 81
the sound Of the bugle to rush into battle,
but be viii rise 81 the sound Of The last
trump, when the Lord Messiah snail de-
scshd in all his glory to reward every Ona
according IS their works have been. HS
hiss lsh q large circle Of mourning hisndl
and q larger circle Of fellow citizens whose
hopes FOR Ire restoration Of peace and The
prosperity Of our government rest IN 20
arm o. the soldier, With The blessing o.
Cod. When q soldier dies, one has fallen
of nom the great family 81 those who givt
life 70 our nation and peace 70 our 6Osons
r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
M,DI,r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bishops Con

"H
MADAME BrsHoP.-Madame Bishops Con-
cert taEes place this evening at the AcAd-
envy Of Music. For many years this re-
nounsd eantatriee hss been known to the
musio.loving world, and everywhere she
has been greeted with admiration Hhu
thusiasm. The plogrammP fr TINS eten-
ing contains SONS Che best selections
from the bsst operas, and is agreeably va
risd With ballads, 30 that ell tastes will be
RrstiRsd. Madame Bishop win be assisted
BY Mr.. seguin, the American baritone, and
De Spices, 3 pupil Of the famous Lisat-
Not the le~asp1sSture Of the concert viii be
Morris splendid song, aThe flag Of our
Union" --tI .r5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

sONrwHkTF AsF-A correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press proposes that as soon IS
wal is declared with England that the
Welland Canal be destroyed and a fOrtia-
cation be built at Erie to protect Lake
Erie. The latter matter, says the letter
Writsr, wiz be one Of the first matters
brosehsd in the Eegislature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

WHTWoRFH's RTFLE.-His rifle is oels
bFsted for extraordinary range and aoou-
rsey, but il is probably too costly TO be
generally used in any army, as it cannot
be made for less than 500. Its peculiar
ity consists in the polyRonsl form Of the
bore, which causes the bullettO make near
y ten eomplete revolutions before 1t leaves
the muzzle. The interior Of uh0 barrel lie
bored and zihed with precision altogether
Unsxamp7ed in gun-making, and the exact
sitting of the ~projeotile is secured beyond
the possibility Of error. The efioscy Of
this rife, ahsna compared with the Enfield
rife, Is estimated as 20 to l.. Atl8sO
yards II drove its bullets into the target,
when the Enfield made no hits at 40.
In point Of eocuEsoFrWhitWorth's, at
LOO yards, was nearly equal TO the En-
field ct 500, and when both had q range Of
500, the superiority Of WhitForth was as
three 10 one. It then drove q bullet
through SO half-inoh elm boards, and the
ball vas then only stopped by a solid block
Of oak behind. The Enfield, at the same
trial. p~enet-ated only twelve Of these
boards. ar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

A CoMPAEY TO GUARD PRHoNERs,-lt
will be seen by an advertisement in tO-day's
paper Inst Lieut. Benson desires m hun
dred recruits for service in guarding the
prisoners Who viii be brought to JOhnson's
Island, sandusky Bay. The service is easy,
quarters, ratiOns and pay good. The til
GERS desire, and thus far have recruited,
non but young men from respectable fam
lilies. Many from the best families Of
Painssvills and vicinity have already en-
listed. Read the advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
BERNARD DEMMENa,
KRT1sAS. HA0HIEIsFA ER1ATEHT HODII

kBTIEAH, HAOHIHIBT ANA2ATEHT HODIL
! a. n A ER
Ne. IA Supe VoE street. Leader BuildinE,l
OelGVEbAND, OHIO. ,tF
DERHARD DEMMEHG, having -rsnt0d tn
establishment Of d. KonigBloW, Il nov prepared to
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
ell kinda Of light Machinery. Particular Attention.
and Eoilitles Tor getting Up Models Of PatsnE.
Z ~ II NPAIRING g. L.
IL your SKATES need hxinR, call On DsmmenR.
/ ~ your TYING HAOHIHE u out OF order, b
BE rgpalTaAn kinds OF SURGICAL Instrumenta
All kinds eI Metal and Musical nStfumone1 ~
uIrOd,
Myou should get up q nav Patent, Dammsng d
the man 70 get NJ your- MnaelBy eithor-in Weed
Hressl or Iron IN the neetest manner,
Al kinda Hanging done In prompt Htyl1,
An kinds Of Light Machinery put IN eFdar IN tha
Eogt expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
SMALL Steam Euginsg Ieraired thoroughly
Rel hoad Oondnoeoza PGnohel manulactu7odm
Ren Eoad oondnctoF's Punches repaired.
NdnAEgorytnln N ne shape 81 f9E1irl1a
or manutaetlrtag, coma on cqntract,r.n
~AntIanco 70 fkoP=lA Bupstigr gtrtet, IN ona
peiEoL stsiEg' l1oT5q RRRHARDD HAhIEGsI
s-e car "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
8aehiaista
M MANNINa "a,
IA GRlNlgF & ENGLRKRR

~ And MAnufacturcr OF
STEAM ENGINES 4 MACHINERY OF EVHR1
Description. AlsoJaok Screws, Bolts for BridFs
Is and other uses, Iron Grating and B~lacksmith-
Ing Generally. SH0P-Noa. s. 8 HeWitta Block,
SS-jOS5iHG and RspsirinE promptly at.eudsd 70.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
MEDICAL SUCCESS
fNNIRNgGlI$GEN
Os Ha867s9 Doilarg Fyaas1s4H
SEMINAL WEAKNESa
O. GFEBHHEoEEHoHAt
q LAHT, So. EgD IHPOTRHOE
CUkHD,

AAer all other Treatment Eai1ti
DR.. a. GIBSON,
Formerly of HeE YORK Uity, viii pay One Hun
shs above named dsssseS. BE viz pag ne ana
sun for the proof thas any cthor PhyBi0ian n
ne United sStss tFeEt5 ne Iams Sissass With
Alter many ysarl Of hborious study and szpsd.
ep@s Dr. GIBSON = h9gDy IN Being aols toan-
1O1noe % the uniortuneteI that be has persc14a
system Of treatment Tor the
EPEGDY, AND FnRMANEET OURH
PRIVATE DISEASES
With All bad ed8ctI arising thoranom, mcludiaG
DEBILITY on NERVOUS PROSIRATIOh.
o. Fh0m bad eS5sndsd 61ndgsd5 q dolaFs via
solTTld phYslcaDsI who p-o4Hto
maladie5 With speeezi AID without receiving he
IL. EIBs0H does mot boat nat be- sa msmbsr Of
some Geasss Il LoRacn q PArIs: e RsEh8gs zone
ana Eho hold Sgt great TPsssSt7Ss9nf never g . "a
anled; B1s Wal "; S4Bso6 MIGHT pe.st o.
those who rspo8e oondden6ain hil ability and intag-
IitY, and that be has peE1eotsdan AmsTiean Ygton
don or Paris, or any PATENT medicine toequal Tor the
radical cure Of ssmln1 Rsakness, and an diseases or
ssrangsmsnf., sotn mental and physical araiHs
-Dr. GIBSON also claims for his nsW treatment the
and nrst, the aFontS used are In no rispsot dlsogros-
BE; he uses no rslies 81 the dark ages, suoh e
no FestrictionH IN diet or buIine8si Is required; Third,
IL his treatment b positive and certain n Al cases.
/ hospital In tho United States and demonstrate the
| Immense Hu2eEteEtJ o. hE nov HeGfmenf over Any
nea9s parmanencTs mdldne11l nItssI and cnFSnt3ncs
30 the patient.
Dr. GIBSOR q psrmanentlY located IN Cleveland,
and ha1 during the past two Yeas performed many
/ cures o. dtseagea which had for years resisted al
othsr mods q Treatment. Bserencse4n b given g
individuals Of tho ETst EaspeCtahlly In Ot0Fpland,
Boston, New York, and other e1ttss IN rayafdto
gkm and fRtsyntg ~ AL prohssional Tsngectonl.-
UySpsp1iE5 Hhrematlzm, BorOfuLa and all chronic
dissaseg Eeat5d With guperior 1looegl.
| rBceiRf o. tan dollars.
~. gms9E's hsW WORK on PhyEiOIOEy EE Ials
-sI DIR. GIBSON,
Prcfsssor Of EScfn0pafEy and Ee3ieias,
~ Omoe no. u7Ontsrio 5tTsst, uD stairs . hV
aoors rom ne Public sqgsra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

TIE WEBBs.-Romembsr that the Webb
Sisters commence g short season ct the
Academy Of Music on Wednesday evening"
They have new pieces and scenes, which
viii add to the attractions which they be-
fore offered to the public
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
8rass 8paMaEI.

JAMES ID. oDELL, BRASS
a~ Work o. eEoFy dalcrfptontz No. IS Union 6fl
AfsW doom rom Superior gtree6 OlsFeland, Ohio. Is,
.Bb5am, WateT or Gas, nnd an the VaTiodI artiola
USoa Is no Riumblng Bu1lne1.aHc8E Pun1 off1C
SqEfS| WsFE dMEadsfsSslSs1 SsS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
.ASTER COMMIsSIONER's

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
M eALE- Pursuant to adecfstaI order Of ssla.
lssned from tne Court OF Common Pleas, In and ior
the county Of. CuyahOga, upon th8 ZI8t day Of no
Yembers 1851 in an action therein pending. Wherein
Almyra u. Reynolds, by her next friend, lcTenzc
J. Rider is plaintiff and Isaiah SelOver Is dsf5uf.
ant 1 shall expose for sale af public auction, a. ~
DOOR oithe Court House for aaid county, on the 18th
DAY OF Deosmbers 1851, the lands and snemsnt al.
scr1beq IS follows 10 Wit "ritusts In the tOEnshfn
ana city o. OleYcland, in the Stars Of Ohio, LODI
me county Of Cuyahogs, and e known as lot num-
Der SIX hundred and tWenty-88Ven, IN Barter and
Aold,s subdivision in that part o. City f0rmsrlF
called ONO Oityi and = bounded a. follows: east -
the east ire q said lot south By the alloy; and WaI1
~ the We5tnne ofsaid lot. Eaid lot d sixty fssf
mont on Merchant street, and one hundred and
thirty-rWokl39 feet deep. For amors spscifo de-
scEipttOu Bud location If sid lot reference n AZ s.
Barber and Lords subdivision IL Ohio OftT - 49,
Merchant the PlRf and survey on hIs 10 tie no-
eorderls Oace Of CuyahoE1 county" ADrrni1sd
Value $3.50 co. JOSEPH 8. GRAHNIr.
4. !. Eider, Esq Master nawur
Pif ATTY. nova5E
A DEMONSTRATORS NGT10N.
IA the undersigned has bson GSSotntsd and
qualified aB AdDinistrator Of the atata of JOS
Baker, deceased. All debts duo VIII Be psid to -.
sud al donand8 VIII - Presented for aifustmsuE
JACOB BAKERy
Qsyeland, Nov. Il. Is5l:36T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

M ASTER'S SALE-PUHsUAEFTO

NJ AOAAk uHBUANtTO
4lL the commsnd Of pI1rss dscTetal OEder Of
sal lrcm the Court Of Common PISS u CuFahona-
eoUniy, ohio as IRE s1isOf Nsiron Prince and or
er5i aRatast Levi Thomas and cthtrs, to ne dirrcf-
Cd. ltna1 expose % sale At pu"lic auction, at the
door Of the Oturt H0usf, in thaOity Of CleVelRni, IN
SAID county, on the ~ day Of January, 1850, ct tive
Oclockk NJ tbs tLulwinE d scribsd Frsmises.to
vic situate IN East cleveland, CuyahOga county.
Ohio and bouhtets beginning in the Plank Eoud-
aud south sg4 vests chains IN links Fl ID tia
wet corner = Chit 9" dan lewis and; themes sonia
t04' e 5 chains and 20 links TO said Lew g 81 hne.
th-nc3 Eoush 4chsius q g. link; thsuca
Wtst 5cha.ns and 6lsnka: thsucs noIth BLe e1rr
z links thence north t047 wet 8 chains to the
Plank hoadi thence norlh axe east chaius and a.
links to the place Of beginning ceniaininq fbrse
and oLe halfaeses ofland. Arprsigea e So.
FB. B. Baa7is, msstsr eon1
fPhs Attfy. da~iE-I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

HlgahK fndriek.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS

Az 70 the command d Of hasc1as
al order OF 8aien1m the Court Of Coumon PleeEO7
CugahoRa county, Ohio, % the suit OF Esufrsn
Hays, against Enlah Eendrick snd Othefs. 10 ne
LftGteds lanai expose 20 saio at public aurd0nr &c
land on the 8th ugy OF December, 1851, ct TIVE
o'eieck p M-s the CHcWibg described lsld and tens
and known and described IS being sub lot no. IN.
enty-nine in {. .. stones subdivision Of oriFinsIIOt
30 ~ formerly Brooklyn toWnship,) nov UeFs-
land UltJi and has 9 mont and rear q 90 ret and IA
Eet IN depth, and fronting on Herman stress.
Also sub lot 81 in Hiram Stones subdivision a
part Of original lots s. and 68, In Brooklyn, haFi1a
20 F13 feet mont on Train street andEB Ratin ds1fh.
Gage B Bruce, Master CoTmr
PITS Attys. noFzsY
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IVA ASTER'S SAIL E-pHRQn-

M ASTERS SAL E.
M to the command Of . dscrefal order %.
sale IRON the Court Of Commcn Pleas Of 0uyahcTR
county, Ohio az the suit Of Christine Hers a7ainTr
Frederick Arnold and Catherine Arnold b ms dfrzc-
ted, L shah expose TO sac at public auction Al 90
door o. the Court house, in the City Of Cleveland.
IN SAID county, on the 22d day Of January, 1872, g
2oclock P. n. ths allowing GascIfbed prenisss IA
W1ti 5itrate IN the City Of CleTeIiDd, in tie STATE
q OhiOs and which Is also in the County Of Uugn-
John n. Moolsty's suhdiVisien OF original CIV iofs
No. IA and le inclusive OF the original allofmentI
divisions on record in said cOonty vii mo1 fuIlF
apPesri and Is bounded as follows; ncrthHesfnvf ia
iOnt By ParEman street; nOrtheass erly by lot mo-
81 sou heasterly In rear By Parkman lane. and
south westerly BY lot No 50; being Is feet ID wf5fh
mont and rear, aud 100 feet deep, together WITH 4
dwelling house erected on SAID lot, te the sane
more OF less, but subject 10 all legal hfehEsFT-
Appraised at $500.
GEO e. WYMAN,
Master CommiSsiouer.
r. K bEAVIs, y I5 Atty. dprqT.l-r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

Professor Of EkcfropafEy and Ee3ieias,
~ OHlcs 10. NJ 0ntsr1o stTsst, up TtaEu, . bE
aOora from tbs Public SQUARE.
Oddca hours from 9 to ~ and iron 4 10 5 8'cioch
lsfiy, fau1daVu ernaEtsf.N chi aus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
MASTERS SALE-PUBsUAtTFo

1 ASTER'S SALE-PURsUAFTTO
Iva the command Of q pluries decrstsl order 81
county yhlo, ct the sui, Of ssmusl IL Brooks
EdEtn Brooke, against Honfio n GATES, Della
Mitfls6ergsrs William Mi1lsbsrger, CoaImsrciaf
Mptual 1ssqr9nee 60, Thomas a Hove, Josiah
dee Eed, and Others, to me directed, shslferW
I n-rFrf HSB-s n ~ - ~ 1870 s
Of January ls62, At two o'clock P. n, Of sad AZ
the following described pieces or parcls OF hnd- -
wit; situate in the township Of Brooklva- fsf11
number seesn in the thirteenth range OF to1nshigs
Ohio, and which is also IN the county Of CuTahorS
aRdts Known BY parcel 0 tland on vest side OF ON.
ded a. follows; easterly By Cuyahoga Rivyr u0rth-
az. soathsriy 81 land formerly Owned > SaiSS8
Williams and being ni1ety-nine feet wide On
hot q niTeri and ex6gniiUE at righBanFlss VT s7-
or street and said River TO River sfrest, abo1s one
"a q sSid r Rd@G6sa g.. p. oi MIi,i s9s rS@s eng sR ssaysss n
Life Insurance and trust Company By docd record
IS And also, another parcel SfiSSSd on sssid si1sS
next southerIy otaboyes and bountoi nOrheFly 81
shega RIVER; yes.sry p aid Diver sire (. s5d
from sail River to sad River GnesE, bsIns 80 -
the A fred vi liams lot, 50 called, nakinT n III on
the, Elevator Building, machinery and dTfu. Is on
to ali legal Highways. Apprsfsed q 500.
AdanJ & Csnasld, 1sstsr Co.,
Pltns 1hi1s. Dec %, iSis5I
GhEhIFF SALEM OBEDT-
~ ence 70 the e0mmaud ofan order Of saIa a $50
cry sttaohed, aGer 6nai udgmsut Issued fon
Court q Common Pleas ot Cuyahcga Dornfv - ~
State Of Ohio, and 70 ms directed, Ia M 60
maEyin he1t, plaintiff against Thomas Denham a.
tsnee1s y s9 1sn e6PoSe 70 sale q public ausSfsn IL
twentieth oay o. January A. D., lssG, befFesD ~ /.
n99rs q tEo sd iour o'clock P. n. OF said az. -
!s1lSNins eesctied lands and tenem snts 70 EftE
dred and hy-tEoll52hi Cleveland citysnd II or5- r
HD3of Beiivsr - sfsbfs = lel1tl ~ Ne so1eeerl
thel2torsecuon q the WLat line Of said lot M ~.
mug easleIy along the ~southerly line Of Bolifaf
stieeI Weltys.ourL let ~ inches to a point; thsna
southerig along e line parallel with the east Ins
alley eighteen feet wide; thence WESTERLY aiaurtIS
poEth tids Of sail alley, tWsnty,iour ieet % i6ehea
with the west ltne Of said lot No. ls2. one hundreh -
md eighty feet 70 n place Of Be- inning, being ne
Cassg and ssoEss Wiioy . 4a Haasels u -
AggI,slssd at tAlrty.thrss hundred and seventy
IAMBsA A. CRAWr
~ HESsY y. JoHNsOEs DeruuN
sheriff. Omce, Dec. q, 1s5l:sTf.
NOTIOE@C0MMON PLEAS
IN Court. CDahosa County, Ohio.
rl.s..l Ssam..z. %P'ad5a Tor DiVo5ss.
Michel AeGillyTay oI salinevils, in the Come
=. - state Of Ohio, is n0t6sd th1t1
AMy Aeallsray did, on the ITth cav n r. -
esrs A D. 1851, de her petition in M dFos
yerE o. tue Court Cf Common Pleas wir6S -
II MeSHiSrsyy IGeysaese snarsing hesaid Mich-
soaen 70 PES unknown aud askina that ne
-kioS psti,ioa III hiR ssi sRa i sr S @is ! MsSings1
Of said Court.
NARY ANN McGLLFRAE
By GAsE & BRUCE, hel AffPa
pa'A tnis lSaa DAY o. Decembsr, lSl-dscisiIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

N0TICE-PURsUANT TO AN
order made By thsJadgs Of the Probate Court,
1Qr the County Of Duyahoga, in tle matter Of eh5 -
q William Firkas Aahal offer for ais g
public auetioni as The door Oithe lolrt H9us1, m
said ceuntys On tho 18th day oI 1tnuaFy, 1859, at !
O'Clock IN the following d.scE1Rd Notes JUG
msais e Accounts, 70 vii, being the assets Of said
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

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