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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-12

- MERCHANTS AND BUsIggss ARE are
invited to brtng In thsiE work, and try as. W.
gsarr&ntss entire sa4sesstion as 1t regards prizes
sEd work. E-t i&E
II Call and exanaiae Work ami Prices.
BABBITT d CARPENTER
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-12
From the ClnctnnASl RnqusrsT
WHY MAKE xax DfsTxNCTToNs


The Buffalo Coumeycsal Adgwsssss, q
violsai Republican print saga
B WR DouBr ET.--A washington CORES.
pondsns Of tho Asw Yosk Esprsss writes
that the Res. Ds. ChasEsr 10 to be arreAs-
ed for txaaaon uttered In his recent bar
angue a2 She Smithsonian Inssitass.a
OF coarse, when it il suggested that he
Govsrnsasnt will arrest The leading Aboli.
sioaists and radical Republicans, who are
bitterly dsnanoiassry Of the aaministss.
don and Of the Constitution and the Ua.
ion, the Republican newspapers .douhl
i'll Tasy can't bsliave that the Gov
sramsnt viii lay it's hands on suoh men 81
oHkxvEs, BxEczxa, TYSe, ,GaKELxy, Loys-
Ior, WEspgIL PHILLIPs and others of thai
stamp, sho are doing about ss much Ia
preYens the success Of our sTns 10 restor-
ing the Union and Constitution a. DAv1s,
BEAuRSeARD 1 Co., who abuse tbs prssi-
dent and hia Cabinet more than any othss
class Of It's enemies. We don's deny she
republican papers have reasons for their
"doubts-" !" Thus Ear the severity Of the
Administration has been visited upon their
Democratic opponents of the North, and
carte bkaaehs has been given the Aboli-
tionists 10 say and do what they please,
withoas aaolestaslon, ia the press and up
On the stump. Had Democrat said enc
tenth part sgziust the Government, - is
constantly uttered by thass Abolition poll
itieians, be would have at once been sent
to Fort Lafayette or Fort Warren. There
is not q political prisoner in those insti-
tutions VINO has afforded the C0nfederates
any aid CT comfort compared to shem.-~-
the Administration NOS only submits to
abuse from the AboIitionists, bat its head, i,
the President, attends the places where
these reasonable haEanguss are delivered,
and hears and sees the insults oomplacens-
~ with his own seuses.
We aoa'E SAP that these leading Abo-
litionists ought TO be arrested for any
thing thai they say OF print, for we have
TOO high sense Of individual liberty and
of Constitutional guaranteed rights to
advocate . eourse that would make the
Government rs mean and despotie as any
on earth but we insist that there should
be no parSiality and that if the Govern
msnt prOscEibes one class of its enemies,
it should shs other Ii any arrests are
made, il should be the BKKcHExs, the
WENDELL PHrLLrPs, and the CHEKYExs,
whose Incarceration might do some good
to the Un1on cause in the South by the
practical evidence it would give that the
Administration had no sympathies with
them and their nefaEious doctrines.
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THE ISTaEECHNEETs IgvRsTEp.
A IL 49,. ~

As soon - 1t was fairly light on MoA-
day morning, General Thomas put bic
troops In motion 10 stern the rebel forsa-
locations, while his batteries, planted On
the blna of the river below, kept up . veil
directed and incessaut aEs upon the point
Of exit by which they could retreat. The
infantry were nsw thrown toward upon
the enemy's worka bus - the usssr con
sseynation Of officers and men, II was soon
dircovefea that this reAeI army, tie day
before 10 600 strong, bad fsd daring the
aighs, crossing Tbs river by means of a
small steamboat and one or two lias bot
tomeJ boats which they had in readiness,
barning all means of transportation just
81 dag, leaving everything IN the shape oi
pablo ~ well as pgsyaas property behind
Ehazas nQa evsss stepping II THAR assong
fortineations on the opposite aideioE ahs
river. They had large smannk III prog
Grey On sha uppOsise SIDE of the river,
which ahey aid nas ssssaaFs 70 sehe Kwky
sway wisA them. n has saaeA hsen laAxss-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27
5GGkLINOfleEGaOM
8kRzs
-ag aARK s1EE M90IbLVRAY,
" GAaE d BnucE. hal 90

! A DMIN ISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
~ .Hofies Is hereby siFeh that ne undstI a
Have been upDointed Aud qual 6ed a. Admiull lllfas
tors q the estate Of Eidniand Ola <, d1essss..
i,,s.a-f 4r,.5 y -. : - ~. , -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

1.-TWO HUNDRED BBLs OARBUN
OIL for sale at Less than manufacturers pricas.
@ W. OLARE,
Successor 70 Wm. Hiako,
dsO2 ll9 Eubs-inr st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

DODGERS SCISSORS, EEGLIsH,
- An ''-'-' 1dinvgTus : o.. on the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

A NovEL CASA general oOurt mar
tal 10 being held In GEM Oasey's division,
Of Nhich he Rev. Oolenel MoGRFteTi 81
the Einoty-third Pennsylvania Regimanh
iS President. The last case before the
oourt, and engaging its sssHiieai yls that
Of The Captain Of the Fiffy1nipth Nav
York Volunteers, Who Is charged with en-
Hating female for the purpose of having
her near him. She is nineteen Year, old
and rather pretty She did duty % q sol
der for two m0niia, masNent BY The name
ei FreaeTiak WooaIrdtf6r name is Harriet
HoEAris aAna-shs hslOngsat TO " WHtuEtoWn,
NoR foresg yahlutns aaHu svf5
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re NSIT FsIIey q lh6 was.

said Gen. Lane In this city 10 . party OF
Rentlenen visitors; g The GoYernment has
begun policy which viii make sure work
oE tue rebellion, 6eoretsry Stanton has
gone 70 work ID 8 manner that nnniatake.
ably indicates The truth Of this remark,
ThS Ioyat people Of ghe North are ready for
4, and II We have any commanders who
ere not fully Ii sympathy they must step
eside. The work will sc on Chiedse
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BOARDING.

BOARDING H0USE---TRE E
b HOUSE, Ho. "a Public BQuara, and By the
Stone OhurchI-one OF the pleasantsss locations IN
Ehe olty--hRs been thoroughly repaired, and p BOY
fhofr own rooms can b accommodated with larae
.spd Convenient FQoms and bed-roomsi and Single
BosrdsrA and Day BoardoI Eill ind gOod aocoano:
dstiunf On reasonable terma, Reiore1cal given Ana
FS6uirbi, 8si.Ritl 8. W. BUahI11sa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

NH A5TER'S 5 Il E.-PURSU-
lgk ANT to the command Of 9 decrstal order %
5ass Ircm the court Of Common Pieas OF Ouyahoss
County, at the suit Of The Cleveland and MahOnine
RailrOad Company against Isaac L. Hewitt
and others, to directed, shall expose for sale q
public suction, at the door OF ths Court Houss, Il
the Oity Of Cleveland, the thirty nrst daF Of Jan
uary, 1854 Ct thres O'Clock P a the following
scribed parcels OF land, situate In the City of CleTe
Land, county Of UuyAhOga, and state OF Ohio, sno
known By being part Of aeWitts subdivision OF the
50 oosed MerWin property IN said City Of Cleveland
20 w.t. al- H5
App sised At S25s6.
Parcel No. 2 Lot No. siLteen Of said subdivir.
ion. AypFaissd gt SIeSS.
Parcel Nos Lot No. ssYsltseu Of said subd4Tia
ion Appraised Rt Sl933.
Parcel No.4. Lot No. eighteen Of said HubdiTil'
ion. Appraised st S.9sS
PGrcai No. 8. Ess westerly part Of lot No. nine
tsSR OF s2id aGbdfyision bounded nOrtnsrly, south
eriy and Westorly By the lot lines, and easteyly by
the oentEs limo Of brick wall nearly parallel with
uerWIn street. and about icrty-seyen feet distant
Bouthees tsEly therefrom. ApprBiaBd at A2Ss6.
Parcel No. s. The easterly part OF lot No. nine
t0sn of said subdivision bounded nortAerly, easter
y ands0uthsrly By the lot hnes. and westerly b
chs centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
EerEin street and about forty-seFen feet distant
sootheasterlT thsrsfcom. Appraised at S93S.
HEhkY @. ABBHK, Mngtar Comm'E.
RAEHET, BAOKUs H0BLEi ATtOrney1-
dec Is, l8Sl.572 - . DTS
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Master Oomnis1ionsr In Ohaneery.
L. PRHNfIss kol5r Hsr Complit ianlO "A

-, = - --eS, ~. ~. S.--ke = ---Lg-e-e
EOHN SWEENY IS HEREBY
~ notified that on the 8th day Of January 1851,
Mariah eWeeny dlsd pstitiOn In the Court Of lCr-
mon Pleas of Ouys he "a county, Ohio for diVotJs
from hi1l, aud that said pstitiol alledgls 81 the
gTOupd for such divorce, tnat said Joan sweeney IL
nov imprisoned in the Penitsntiary Tor the crime
Il burglary, Il which he was convicted &c the 3D.
ru-Ty tlrm, 1861, Of the Court Ct Common Pleas Of
said county and that SAID vii Be heard az the
next Term OF said Court. i. PREHTleSs
.iauQ.s75 hftcruey.
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RnRTOus K0TNcTDFNORl

= RLQAE UEDEa T8H COBHTER $50
9ZITH ANu oTEEES III A BOX III
EDRRIe IN sighs with his Celebrated ARABIAH
OOHDITION pORDGE5, whore every owner os
Horses and Cattle can md the bazt Medioine Ia uSs
fer many Of the Diseases peculiar 60 such Ani1aals
They are Sovereign Remedy for Colds, OoUah6
En1s Of ABpeait0s Hida-h0unds Distsmparl.a -. -
- These Powders always give aatisaotion, a the
Thousands who have used them can tsstifF. So
,sirouisFa.- Try them For Balo By "a. ~ Gsyforf
=, ". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong a Arri.
strong, OlsFsand, O, sne " all DEuT7iafl "a shs
eoantfE El1o, e Wnelesela ~ the Fo1fst0F - igl
0asa5io ssssst Gala, . Wiohp al eFssEI
Sbi;RSsiTi 7i5i1 -alsos z1'isrG q. q. NORHTgs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27
MASTERS SALE-PURSUANP

M ACIBh . . = LIZ UACUANL
W. to thu command Of a deeretal crdar Of sale
nom the tour Of Common Pleas II Caysh 1ga conn
y, Ohio. ct the guis Of Biio =. aiosoz, a9nlinisa
tor OF homas HeWsr1, against " iihflm Ven Draf-
hen end Diedrich kaimers, to me directed. I shah
expose for SAFE at puhc auction, the door tha
Cour Hous., in the City o. @ Cbreland, On tie Zld
DAY Of EsoruaFy ls625 at Two clock p. a. ef said
day, tbs following srhtd lot or parcel Of lsnd: In
the township Of Fsrma m said county. a-d known p
as the whole OF 10 numbar lWQt ia the Parkman
tract, and hound-d, bsginfurlus ct post standing
In tbs northsast corner Of said lot; thence souih
along he last line Of aid tTaot and los m rsirI Il
70 post; thence west atoms the south iiua Of said
lot 1ItT-iolr hams rhirty links post; thanco
north aoug the WJst IRE Of said lot fifteen chains
to post; thrnca east ltoaE the ncrih line Of 8aidr
lot fteea chains thirty Ii ks to the eacs OF beEin-
ning contain ing sixty six 4sl acres Of land rula .
or lees. Apprai8td ct s., ,993 90 --
Aud also tpno other lot. 81 aatedi IN th9 Blake tract
knoWn Part Of lot number Eelva, ard boundods
beg iunioE at pos staEdi1 IA ths east lire Of said
lot tWesEe abaut tcn chains and thirty hnfa south
from tbs northeast corner thereof thence south
along the east line Of saia lot thirteen chail8 Any.
nine links 20 9 poet; thence west along narked
Hne fsriy-sfght CHAINS sixty links post 81 taa
vest line Of said lot; thence north along the W9at
Hne Of said lei thirteen ehzirs nfsy nine Inks %
pest; thence east along marked lus t3rty-aighf
chaing sixty lnks to 7ha place Of heginniug. cDns
tainipg sixtysx 4-IO0 aeres more OF iess. Appra5-
Cd al 81, ,g8l % D. W GAfE,
Wi fsmssn q Riddle, Basfer C0mmir.
. FlaiutfEs Attorney. iau3i.S75 49,
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ENVELOPESt ENVEEOPE8fff
M saRo EnValopss, Of al sizss qaaiitios ande1ti
ors or sale 6 ths Lsader Counting Room, cheal q y
Cash .f s14 -tAli1 ~
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DUR5UANT TO AN ORDER Or
nOtius is hereby given that the feiitors Of marY
Mack, wlO lave net proved their claims against her
before arc allowed sixty days rom this date for
that purpOs5. All claims net proved Ct the sxpira
ton Of that time will not be noticed in making
dividend. y B. GKAhElS,
Assignee Of A. Mary Mack.
Jan l. 1283 iauI.37f
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....sjFWELRY.

M BURT. EuCOEsSoR 70 j. q
lNA MORsE 90. has on had large ~
Ssrisiy Of clocks, including rklnuers ese- esAlS
brated Ca ALHEDER CLOCK, which rot on
u tells ths u me u Day with unerFtnE PRECISION,
But aso tells the nav Of tbs Weak, and Day Of the
Honth with certainty. Ny connection with Easi-
era Factories "a such that / am enabled 70 sell 20
County Daslera as New York prl with the tro'ght
addsd. ] havN alsa a dne stock o. Wet hes, Clocks
and JSwelry, fir tho Rctali Trade which viii sell
e low snf suss ID thlIcitl- I.N
~ PaftlcClsr attention FtvCn 70 repair ms. All
ny Wnra Warra~ ted. At lsS aup ri0rst in2Ehl2
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AGRICULTURAL.

ERESH TOMATOES & BLACK
BERRIES, in cans, for sale By
-dso23 IA m J. STAIR SON.
q WEEp HEEBS, SWEET MAR
~ JpRAMI thyme, SummeE sayoEy a1d cage can
be had of ....-- }. STAIR 8 5Oa.
CPLIT PEAS, PEARL BARLEY,
- J. STAIR 3 SONS, =
decd ll5 Ontario street.
DOP CORN-sUcH AS WILL BE
Eurs to POP, being Of this growth Of 1850 and
Consequently thoroughly dried. For sale BY
dse24 J. sTAIs son.
DUOHWHEAT FL0GR-AVERY
nice article. ef5 J. STAIR 4 sON.
ERANBERRTE r TES.-THE FINEST
= = cultivated OranbeTries, every wsy superior to
a dst2s' : J, STATE SON.
uYAUINTH9, ---GkOWING G. IN
J glass YOts-a vory pretty article for Christ
mas or NsW Years present. For sale By
osszl 7I-l.l J. BFAIR & son.
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AfhANOhh4 SALE IF UnSUANT
" 70 the command Of dpcrstal order oF saie
nom tho Circuit court Of the United States Tor the
Northern Eistrfct of Ohig at the suit Of OhEtUtt5
HGrendeel agstnHt 8goIga ~ Bhum way and Others,
% ms directed shall e1Doge Tor sale at pablo suo
ton a. the door q the Eederal Court Iuilding IN
the city u ClsFesno, the iourt6enth dSy Of Eeb
ruaEg, ls52s at fhrss O clock P. The fOloHtag de-
scrited oatars, situate IN tbs t9Enshp Of Kun
sDn, IN tho county Of Gesuga, and Bta.s OF Chic,
known By the north paftOf i0t H0.uns tract no.
tu and south part Of l}t No. four east division o
tEsct 30. one and bousdsd ss iolloEs; Eeginnlng 10
The centre n tEe STATE road leading from Chafcon
50 uars 60 kaTa IA e the northeast corusE OF
piece Of lana IN lot No. One tTAst 30 to forntrlg
Owned b. MehiIsDia EeWcOmb. ana sinc9 By haiZa
Spsncar, thence West forty-four chalLB ana i5fty-
eght LINKS 10 stake and stones IN the Eess tine Of
lot No. one, tIsct No. TWO; I'M nos north thirteen
chains and eighty links 70 stake and stones ct he
uOrtiI.Weat CDrnsr Of lot No one, tTacg 80. tgo;
thence Rsst Ons chain and aeEenty-ssFsn lnks;
there's north thirteen chains and twenty lave linAs
to STAKE and stones tE0Ioo east fofty-tH0 chains
spo eighty-seYeu links 20 the centre Of the Stats
rDad; thence south o., east tWentF.BeVea chains
and tOrty six links to the place OF beginning,
tanning nHngIsd and eighteen and 10 o. acres;
sixty ec1ss Of which ts IN rot one, tract two, ana
my eght 70.00 acres in south part Of LOT four IN
eGst diYision Of tract one, as per George SMITH
SUI Vey, made October, isbs; beng. The tame land
ConYeEed 70 George y. shu0Wsy By 6els0a Peck
and wife. Appraised ~ s., 800.
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a.'l q. MEDICAL. = .. '',Haa !, '.
AZ 6 q D 3 0. 9 30


lhg +ff4eyeg D9i,Ns fTaFria N
BsNINAL WEAKNESS,
t- ef-n % seFuR8arosesonA
g L = ; 4 b o ., lAEn J = PGF EH0F
.. rs...--...t CURED, f..a
Aitsr all othsf Treatment Failsii
DIR. A. 0EESDE,
Formerly Of New HoFz C1ty, win pay Ona Han.
dred dollars for the FTGof that he is 70 care
sSS AgSye aASa essst', ~ ~ VII Psy tss ssS e
uhs United S'5tes treats sue salso dilOazss VIA
Aisey mslg years q iAborious studF and expert
tncei Hr. GIBSON IL h9ppy IN heirg ebis 20
10a1os % the unioTtunet8i that kp has psr1sataS
sPGEDT AND REBEAEEFT 0UBs
PRIVATE DISEASES
With AL bad effects arising tberptrgin, Including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PBOsTRATIOH.
So has sa9oeedo5 p curing cases IN this city, some
ssitszlsd Yhysisans who RrOfs 70 treat AL priveta
E1slstiiss with snocsss and Without rseoiTiRE ths
DR.. GIBSON doos not boast that hs Is munsber Of
some College IN London OF RaTi1s - perhaps soma
othsrs DO 9T tao pgreCss q snsnsrag the lnn9oent
allied. Bat what pr. GIBSON might boast Of Il
aiai that be is ahie . give entire ATTRACTION 70
atyl sn9 thEt h9 f=s sEsetsd an AEasEiesa sYEtell
rszIcs onfe q fs1lfhaI v5aEnass and ril sssrss o.
aoTsnEonleatas bote Esgss1l ezd Phyg'osii eziEins
Or. g IH80H also nRlRs fet his nov treatment the
ollOWnE AdvantasEs over al o.h5rE set dlacoTersd;
and kt, tEo agents zs1 efs n rss9sot dissgres,
sbl9i be usea no rsii5s of The dara ages, such as
Sr1aTy, Eor any o-kez GeistsIious drug. Secondly
no restrictions tn disE Or bzinnzS i8reaured Thru
~ his treatment Is rozittTe and certain In al Gases
he stands prepared to 20 into any public private
hospital IN tAe United HtatoE and daHonHtrass tho
lnnense superiority Of biz nsW treatneng over any
otksf HOS known % tl9 world in point Of promPs
ness, RsrgAnoToy, 'SaSesss safsty e5d convenience
g ths fstienk. s. u.rU-
Gr. e1sECN q Permanently Ioestod 10 Oisyslsnt,
and has cur1a tins past two ysaI1 rerlorn1gd many
cures 81 ssseeees which had tor ysarh resisted Al
other modes OF treatment. References can be given TO
individuals Of kne frat rs5Ps0tabitY IN Cleveland
Boston, EsW York, and other cisias Ia regard 20
gtn and integrity IN all Frofssgicna tranEhcti01ss-
gyEFePsis kbueIna atisl, iSonofrla and ell chronic
dissaE5a treated With superior saossal.
~ Medicine s9at 70 any part pz tha epultEg on
FeceiNt ci tan deiissgg.
DF. SIs5SE's EaE WORK on Phg1iOloEg roE sals
e hiS G17hs,
DIR. GIBS0E,
Protsss9F Of Els6tF0YGtAg a5i8 Kesisias,
f5- OfBo0 10. lii Ontario BtTost, % Stair, tsE
doors from the Public Eqosre.
9Elce hours frOm 70 u and IRON 70 ooionE
1alis. lEnodHYn eTceBtad-N cuE9
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RfASTER's SALE E-PURSUANT
Us to he cOmm1nd II decFetal order Of sale s.
s-e1 from tue Q uro o. O0mmyn Peas q Gu hcla -
county, ohio, st thu sui CT james II. turdy aud
others, sgainst jeseph Meis ard o-heTs, to d.
rectsd, shall exp 70 ae e. pablo auct at he
Os q the Court House, In the Csiy q CT veltad IL
said couuty tne slst g February, lss2 a. fEa-
o'Cl-cs 2 NJ, ths fUllOwing DIS ribed bismi-as. u
vii: aatuats IN tbs Wnship Of 0laFeland, hci1E -
humber seven il tn twelfth Iange II townships N
tn UOnnccteut western hes.rvs and Stats Of lhio
being also N tue county Of CuEAhogs, snd dssoibsd
fOllcWE; Bling lots numbers twenty eight and
tveB tysnhe t23 4 ~ Of the subdivision y ssme8
a. Hoyt o. the original ten 6cre nnnbsr thlrtfsrr
seven an IN said township and within tbs City
Of 9eye'andi kfi0, reierence FOR HaEtcuiar8aa aa 70
size and Ou1daFiss ct th3 ald hei eby cOutrEcIed,
bflnE meda 10 the survey and plat Of Ead slbdiglls
ION, lecoIdsd ia the ofico q the EecorceT q said
couuts, N VOlums two o. hlaDl ard 8ao- visions,
page thrty-throa- GEOe II EyMAN,r r-r-1f-
WilliamEou Eidflat Mutar OmmiF.
T Plantiis Attorneys. ian1ls3l5 Trr
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WASTER'S SALEPURSIIANF M

M ASIEh . SAuE=R UhO UAHT
ll TO the command Of 9 decrstal Tordsr OF 1als
Ironl the Court Of Common PlearAof luyahoTs fcoHn
tJ, as t1e suit Of John Sharmsn. sr1l nlt John
epragus and oths rs. 70 ne diraciei, shalt erpu
~ sale At plblie auction g the door Il he Gun
House. IN the City ~ LleVelsnai tbs tEepry-1I7l
day OF Fehfuars, 1e62 Il three O'Clock P. n, lie
foh0aiLg described pr .Inisess stnats n The town.
ship Of MaYheld, iu the coul tF ct CuVshqo. ani
State Of Ohio, and kneNn ~ lot No hie5l, IA tract
No. three, and bounded % follows: East Vsst norlh
and south BY lot lines aud Containing one hundred
and forty stx and one thtrd acree cf land, % tia
more less, but subject 70 all lgal highEagls
ard excepting thertfrom thirteep IN the norih
west corner tbs rect, set on to John Spragu5 for
homestead, beUndrd ss foilOWti commsuli1g as .
point in she west lus OF said lot nine chains 9 links
northerly from tae southwest corner q said lo1
thence runDiF north on eatd west line 9iL enatn1
2jlinB 20 tha northWeat corner OF sAd loti theneo
easL on the north line twer & ghai1t - nks thenea
south parallel with the west lne 81 enaii3 , MS
thence west twenty chains 50 liaks 10 fno plaoe 81
begining. Appraised ct 81 - y..,-.v- 2, 49, -
l., pranEfsa Master Oonmir.
f-nlns1TI i.
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-17EEGRI NOTICES.

AAfAtTEhS snHEL LH.-PURsUANT
AsE 10 tbs reoulmand of q dscyetal order Of sale
from ths Court ef Common Pleas II OuYahogs ooun-
y a. the suit q sOion Preutias ard Oha6ncsy
Prentias egAtnat fhomas, LOVE- iand pthers, 70 ne
lrected shall eL pO1e Tor S1l8 at public lcti ID at
th9 ee9E q the SoIt 6o4ss @ tao 10 q sisF0-g
lend On tho tenth DAY Of Eobruary, ls67, ct three
?qipckP 2. a.. tho ibll0Eing dascfl bed 1AIeel5 q
land situgto IN tho township of East Ol6VslRhd,
eonntt o. DoEehoga. and stats of Dhie, 70 sit :.
sI 5aHsi h2 Sin SPf sss q Ass b2 Fss EsEs4
bAaftif 81 deed iscosdsd 10 BOOK s., ssee u, 81
the rtcnffi q guYRhQsa eountyg fhgnos northeriyf
along the ]. lines 70 the centre Of tha SO Clair
t0adi ttsIre efStsrlg slgng tine centre or sdidr5dd
iihs75d sssen IsF q tls 1o6thsriy Ii5e III land %
bQuSl,t Of GsOrg9 b. masrin, abali iqrlasis hys-
hcfss of iatd; thence 8outh5fy barliilef Wish eh8
frat line 70 gaid soufhgrlE liuei th0ne8 Vegtsfiy
eohg said so9thsily line 70 hs psos Of beginning.
Paresl 10 TVo.-Part Of lot 10. thrle hundred
af eiEty nin6s bouhded e fooEsl Beflhning att the
horiheeit corner Of Nay loves land g stole IL
Che cent tro o. tre rua1, thence west on Mar LOWS
EOith no tEgntT EiL chains aud forty if1g 70 1ho
thrfe chainR snc teyuuty nina hnkG g. . Bt0nei
thance east parallel with north Mns twenty SIX
chains and forty lnE8 tha east no oi lot; thsse8
lO th on ths eazt lne hres aims End seventy nine
Inks 20 plaoe q bsginnins, uontanng ten tcrsB Of
hnd Also an0ther piece of Land, bainE p-rt of said
lpiloRs % the eest and west % the lot Inns. on
the north By the BOuthcrlY line Of the tee acres
anoTo qe1cfibed, and d0uthefiy b. line p1TElloi
with said last named line, ana lar enough southerlY
thofeiTom % illudO two sores 81 and, % the same
pore Or S iSs5' a s5t & subject % ~ lsg9l hlgbysys
--.la Master COmmiasiOnsr.d
L, PBEETIss, plaintihs Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27
'o4'' iIE3FIFT THAxTER."

BENATE OHAHBER. o., April 9th, 1854.
eDR. J. o. AEER-HonOred Sir: have made
fhoroUrh n q Of tts Oathetio Pills lef me By your
aren't and have been cured by them o. the dreadful
rheumstism under which ho found me suffering
The frst nose relieved me, and fsH subsequent
Ssas entirely remOV-d the disease. feel IN better
health mo-. thgn Tor some years befo7e, which at
tribute entirely 70 bks effects Of your Uashsrtic
lourH with great eaDect,
nj n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27
5. MAkSHAL'S EALN.-BH

n
" virtue Of two EFits Of venditiou expOaass
issd fsom lhe Uiroui5 Court Of the United Statezs
wthis and for he kOTthCTn Dls.rtot OF Ohio one
th-IeOf at tbs suit Of Heury q. Bowen ct al, in
cause so. AZ and the other At the ssi5 Of hugh
AuchinclOss, jun.- and John AuchtnGloss, IN cause
so AS, Ia ssid Court, aGd both against Robert b
Dennis Ehall offer for sale ct puUllc suctiJn st the
5Outh door Of she Post 0oos in the City Of OteFe-
noon, ard four O'Clock in the sfternOon, Friday,
tie STAT day Of January, 1854, the following proper
". to wit: --r !
situR,e in the CITY OF Cleveland, and 10 that pa
thereof which was formerly known the City Of
Ohio 20 vii: the nOItheast part ot bu1-lOt No. l9
heing 40 feet front on what was formerly called
Turnpike Street. but which ID now known as Pearl
StEeuT, the same b=ing 90 let deep.
Also, the following eescribsd parcels Of land stu
ate Is aboVs, and bsIBg part o. The Bunalo Con-
pany's purchaze, 30 callsdi % wit:
-tIb lOE9 Eus $50. Sql and 8f9 In hlO1k ~.