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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-19

THE NEw SYSTEM OF internal REvESUB.
There have been seven thousand collectors aud
deputy coll scfOrs, assessors and deputy asses
sers, appointed 70 collect the internal tax The
best Judges estimated that Sl50. 900 600 would
Be produced undar the tax bill, but further in
vsstigation shows thai it viii exceed this amount
By st least $50 600 900, besides the expenses Of
collecting Il futther appears that the expense
Of collecting this revenue viii be iess than the
expsnse OF collecting 8 100 0O0000 customs. If
thess developments continue, a radical change
msy be Insde in the mode OF raising money T.
carry on our government We have not vet be
gun TO appreciate our wealth or our power
Washington ReprblieaH, 7ih.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-19

any way You VIII not overlook nae in such m enter.
prize.
have the honor 70 BE your ffisnd and servant,
JANIS A. HAMILTON.
T. s. You viii probably consur With In tho opin-
ion that this cosnondence is not proper to be given at
present 70 tie newspapers. "A II.
BIsior-Genersl Sanford. New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-19

glorious decisive victory for the goo1 eansa he
would surely have achieved within but thirty or
forty>miles Of the point at wh;ca he had arrived
when ordered to retire personally from the
field
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-19

y Gen. Bragg has established a azmp flF
paEOled prisoners at Chattanooga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-19
J. A. HAMILTON TO GENERAL SANFORD
NEvIs, DoBBs, FFRRY PosToFFrCR.
erSrhAL SANFORD TO "a Haunrox

] (Pivate) NEw YORK, December % 1850
/ HY DEAR SIR: There would be no difficulty Rboat
the men u the arrangement e0ud be made under the
sanction Of General Scott A confidential person could
be sent to him aud wi his approval the scheme
would be perfectly legal and acceptable no doubt ts
/ TIE officer in command
AN, very respectfully, your oBediest servt.
/ CHas " CaNFgRD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-19

TIE subj-ined correspondence, relating to the pro
posed reinfor cement Of Forts MOultrie and sumter
during the winter Of Is60-6l by vourteers from the
city ef New York, has been commuu Gated to the Ea-
onai IHssiigene-- Cor publication as belonging to the
history Of thst period:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-19

i.ra Of ths ReeOaR0iSsaRce-Hs RcSuRfs-- The
+ 5ifbels 6e; Ready to Bstreaf. BAT the Order IS
CoEHtermandsd- Trade FoiigIeiHg The Fiag-I
DepT'dat'oHs % b StoFPed-List Of Co1ysde5-
ate Prisoners Taken, tie
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-19

A gsuTrIbutiO1 10 the sEfstery Of she war
CarlesPOadeace Relative 20 EEeEufarce-
Eneuts ef The Eorts ia CharlestOn EEar-
Dor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

,et1s1iR ca me .lsg apd loskisgA u ~ spdt
tai dfd hts -alboF,iiu dtter dedstce az
all laws Of AZ tsfon, and not sitting
down; and there Also vas Araminta, gai-
ing st him With silent admiration. ,-
4 l0AtDhis massnf he bHdsEiAn WHO had
followed, pc lgpan The iae, tapped No ,oa TIP
shot ldsr end arrested ne F0fa beinf lhtoxi-
estad % the pond. + plead spd protested
without avsil-the guGrdisho Of the public
virtue was inaezibls. Z Ned TO 90 to head
quarters, followed by train Of admiring
spectators, like the tail Of . Highland ohieE,
and sstIaStlns the attention Of every one
on The Pqnds fd p0Uu a39I28
After half an hours expostulation With
athe powers that be, / succeeded in oo1-
vinoinK them ihhf 1 vas aot drink, and
obtained my. F0lease5 with, the admonitioh
"not 10 90 80 sgaia.f Just as IF had
ever done .Shs thing !. But hy this time Il
was dark; my clothes we're spoiled, and my
Feelings we're "too many for me"-and 4
-lsfl. Z elG haE H5ii5i 3jiL .A5n
That evening / reesiysd AZ my lettert,
locks Of hair, etc, lbut not hs skates 4
had preSshled to ATsShiAta, with q shott
note, stating gThat she felt compelled u
break of al Telgtiops VITA one who Vonld
50 fer forget himself in public, % l had
| dopesi Oh iBH0lsi8C 8Ct1 5lL
haven't seen her sincs but am informed
that she is to be Mrs. Jsnss ct the end q
the skating season. Since then say ska
ting q a.AambhgiRU Am ] not 3ustiheda-
Suudqg Times, csr "a az gaauEt
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Notice.

The Ste4s ~ (5hio ~ lt-n -ia
c1TsSogs nS SsaSs q o51 SV Court of Common Pleas
Frederick n; Bacfuss PPrH, For Money only.
Ralph Walker, Defendant. In Attachment.
RALPH WALKER, q non PRESIDENT of the State
Of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick NJ Back
US Of the county of Cuyahoga, in the State of
Ohio, did. on the 1Ith day Of January, A. d. 1852
file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County of CuyahOga, in the
State OF Ohio, against the said Ralph walker
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, justly indebted to Howe, Baekus / co.
on the 18th day of May, A. d. 1851, and now is
in the sum of Five Hundred and FOrty-three Dol
Ian and forty-fiFe cents, with interest thereon
from May 18th, 1851, on an account Tor divers
goods and merchandise. by said Howe Backus
Co., sold and delivered to said Ralph Walker at
his special instance AMI request, that said ae-
count has been assigned 10 said Frederick u
Bsckus, who Is the real owner of the same, and
praying for Judgment against the said Ralph
W alker for the sum claimed TO be due, with IN 4
terest ffOm the date af0resaid and the said Ralph
Walker is notified that he is required to appear
in said Court and answer said petition on or be-
fore the 9th day Of April, 1862 or said petition
will be taken as true and judgment rendered ac-
cordiDgly, EFKEDERfCEM II. BACKUS. r
By Ranney, Bsekus Noble,
febI5To Ia .brsH E His Attorneys. F
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Cleveland, Feb TO- A. 8, 5laIsss issssso A''0F7sy'
nLARTERlS SAI,R-Prnnrrar rrrl

MASTERS SSAIIE=-PuRsUAETTt
1Ll the Command Of 3. dseretal order Of aal,
issled ron Ehe Court Of O0mmod Plsss Of Juy.
aheaR county Ohio, at tbs seit. OF John A. Fool
agslhst tfaneis A. bomsrl Hannah j. Bomer, aBd
Others 70 me dirHctei. shall aEposa r sals u sub
lo auction g the door Of the Court House IN ths
lltI q SieF6tAn, In said com on the tWsuty-h
G9y 81 February, lo525 At ten O'Clock NJ, the fol-
lor ing iecr1bed plsca anu parcels Of land, to Wit-
ElGel NO l. tract o. Los Of lana situated in the
toV'nshiP Of NeWburgh, eng number ssgsn n the
twelfth range q tow uHhips IN the Copnecteut lest
ern ke6arFe, In the STATE Of gho end which q alHu
In me county Of Cay ahogas and g known By being
part Of Let f5, and bounded &c follows, coamononq
st point north cnains and IS I'm X iu the
W1af corner of Had lot t3s thence north along fhs
orislnal lot line 90 tEsntI chains end Y Inks o
II. Robinson % David p W. Dayi thenea east a.
Freas south one ~ chain aud 59S links alonr fhs
sou ihcrlI line Of said land confoyed b Robfl -
Day as eioresa'di thence north ~ west alo1F re
eil11AI Aln9 oA A4l4 lok o94EeloQ ~ HcoiulCna 70
Day as aioEesaial ave (3 chains and 6 inks % the
osnier 81 Oscar street; thence south 65o lst sfods
The center Of said CEDAR street one hu1ren sTS -
tg1e1en teet (i5fJ and ntno ~ lDche9 thenca aoni
parallel with the Wost line twenty hVs f25) chaS.T
nlty four and one kalf( 40 irs; thancs VTest 49,,
90 chains eighty nine "a one half (8a5Sl Hnls >,
the placo Of Beginning, containing n Is arla %
eighth acIes OF land ApprEisad at 81 - - oae %
Fhfoei NO. 2. A lot Of land in the 4 l,r-n, "a,
~ nnrGh epuuty q tuyaht 90. and g{tats ~. ~ y
In tnp center q OadaEgrest anton f6e ,-.s 49, y
I'd lot 405i thenca oaat - south pn, h5 - Sosl ~
loet aieng ths esEter of sssa csdTr stSsf 49, ~
,2gla y s45s nye 5l chains siEtT.aEo 90 ina:
1ns half 59l links g the S-s7f lin a. NJ ~ bs
.nsnoe nesh aong said Wost line hVs (5) chGins AID
li1syr Fe ti3l inka 10 ths pIacs of tS6nif- and
2sln seFen elghtn9 % ofaa acra 0flsad "A psi1-
= e - ata7 GEO. II WTMAN,
%. @ = Pi3is.5e ,a AssY. Ss.e@9pr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15
Finihm BIetcher, ! In Common Pleas cuyabO-
Co q -affnrhrnor,f

william Bleteher, ! In Common Pleas cuyabo-
VI, , "a Co, o.. Attachment
william 8. Marsh. Action for Money only. :
TIE SAID WILLIAM s. MARSH Will take
notice that on the 4th day February, ls69, the
said William Bleteher fled his petition and com
menced his action against the said William s.
Marsh, the object and prayer Of which petition Is
70 recover from the saia William =. Marsh the
sum Of 50, ,61s ss, with interest thereon from Oc-
tOber 1th, 1881. and costs Of suit, which sum the
said William Blethcher claims the right to ree0V
er on certain Judgment for the said amount re-
covered at the date last aforesaid by the Bank of
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
Bletcher, which has been assigned by said Bank
to Stephen Bleteher, and the consideration for
Whlch Transfer was advanced By Pleintif, who
now Is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
fui owner and holder Of said judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said judgment 70 the use Of said William 5. Marsh
By said William Bletcher, no part Of which iudq-
ment hai ever been paid BY the said William s.
Marsh. Said defendant, W lillian s. Marsh, viii
Rppearin said Court and answer said petition on
or before the 5th day OF April, d. ls61 or the
same viii be taken as true and judgment render
ed accordingly. 3 a-ll l
.r.,.a- -RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
febESa Plaintiffs Attorneys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15
william -BIeteber,i Piaintff, \ In the Court Of

hl4iian 7bteteher, I iainfit, In tne Court Of
against Common Pleas of
william 1isTsh, Defendant CuyahOga Co, o,
.T8E DEPENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
Il William s. Marsh, is hereby notified that
petition, 1or the recovery Of money only, has this
day been fled in thR olerk g once OF the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County and State
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is
indebted 10 the said plaintiff IN the sum Of one
hundred thirty -four dollars and thirty five cents
with interest thereon from the ID day OF Eebru-.
ary, A, d. 1851 upon pr0missory note Of said
defendant, dated at Hope in the Proyince Of
Canada, on the SOth day Of January, A. D., 1856
and made payable in twelve nonths after date
70 one .,Iohp h. Roche or bearer, for the sum Of
twenty seven pounds and fifteen shiliings, Of
which nOJe plaintiff is owner ana bearer and
that said petition pTsys Judgment against said
defendant on said note for The sum Of sla4 and
a 100, with inteFest from February g A. D. 1851
said defendant y further notided that he must
answer said petition en- or before the 18th day OF
april next Or in dsiaalt thereof Judgment vim
- R1NNEY, BAckUs ( NOBLE,
-rra.r --E.. et Plaintiff Is Attora eva
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MASTER's 81 SALE-PURsUANr

MASTERS y SALE-PURsUANT
lNE to the command Of dscretal order Of Sals
Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas of0uyahoga
county, ;ihiO, ct the Gnit Of John A. Foot against
Henry R.Smith, margaret a Smith and others q me
directed, shall expose to sale at public auction At
& door OF the uourt In the City Of OsEeland
In said county, on the twenty fifth day OF February,
ls62, nt 10 O'Clock A. m., tho following descfibed
lands and tenements, C wit; Known b. being q
County o. fCuy ahogElId tate Of Ohio, and fs bOun
ded as tOllOWH. Beginning in the center Of Oadar
street, at point chAius and s0< links eastery from
the los line Of said lot u.s. thence south pa alsl with
the west line Of saTd lot, 25 chains and 81 links
thence east Ons chain aud 965s inks; theucs north
. chains aud "a Husslto tns center Of said Cedar
street thence north So west along the center of
said street. one chain sud e7& links TO the place Of
beginning, containing i've Of land, be the same
more or Lees but subiegEtO all legal highways.
Appraised q SssI.-rvl GEO h, WYA.Ahs
MRstlr Commissioners.
JoRH A. F0oF. Pc. ian9Es7s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

AT,AS-I NR e "a AI,E-pTT9rTT1T n

M +ASi ER = SSALB+PUkqUANp
eraer Of sale from the Court of Common Plesa, of
Cu3 ahoga county, Ohio at tn suf5 Of ssmu-i O
BLOCKS sno tdWiu ~. BROOKE, agaiugt Hcraffo
Heteei Dela d. 0atfa AugL sia a. MiftisherTsr
20 = =, 4; Z it lslsI .iien 4sFssri
Howe, s1sish kitg ana Wiliism Shiun, executors
Of Cnas Aver3s da. olsed5 am hsrs q ne direct
ed shan * ose or sae, II pub & ancii a. at fhs
door Oi tne SOurs hosei IL the CITY o. ClsFe and,
n the On cay Of ebIuarJ, 1862, ~ tEo oel0ck n
parcel. o. 4qd, 70 Wiz situate in the togu1hiP q
brooklyn, beiug Hnnibar seFan in ths thIffeerfh
range cl foHLshi u the u nnFcticut Western e
serve IN II ~ ale Of GhlO and which j ll83 the
County q Cayahosas and - known 81 Harzt a. ilhd
on Weat size Of Lusahcga RiFsr, new IN Cftro of
uieTeiand, and is bouBdzd e follows. ea.tsrif ~
Cuyenog4 hivefi nofi helF b lsnd hcrlfoioF- ron-
Neyol % 5udR1 joit by 1chn r. Hoo.seTr vet ~
Btslr atlt-t 20 c. ed tr1 EQntleIly % i11d f5T-
ne Il 0rDed By a fItt a1ls snd .. = T Il ir.stT-
q riRrt a. gles with A stzset, and sal liver q,
River d est, sbo4t huAfrs1 snr foaty fssE he-
ing the asE1s laLd conTFT I'd 20 aid Edu1uuu O. p
ittlsberE er, by ths ohio Ete Insurance and TrrSf
Company b. Died rcuOFdsd inls.usatosa- Colr =.
EecordH. Yoi AZ pagsa 43 aud IS. aad siso, srr.-.
parcel II land d sid Eia,r, r-yE snt ~ -.--.lr
eb0FB, sd bounded nOs thefly - said -1l, " u
atoFe ueseI ibtd5 etsIeElT y CuyahdEa > g. -
erly ~ said kiser str efi and soUf - - - -,
patallel TN ihe eortterly lres ssn1 t.-,srir5'-s
70 said hiFer street, esq psrt Il ffe sif-f ,IiI
Jams lot 90 callec, aklng a ~ 49, + - 1--f
tuentg lest lrs nt said y - 80 ~ 5-i-s--
Buildings machine y - s tiI-,1 fT1 sif r-esi
pe 5ns same more q So but alhiecf 70 IN Il7si
4 e wa Y asasf
Adams ! Saa9 ed Master so5a1sise.5-sr.
g tn Alta -inTI3s-s-rl-f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15
SALE-PURSUANT

Nh ASTER'S SALE-PUhSU UANT
lyl 70 the command or a plutis cecretsi order
o sai8 from he Curt Of Common t-ieasa CuyAho-
@ county, Ohio a. fle sif ofF Ara M9HilE against
Levi Thomas, EliKabeth III tni4s Es "A Schnsii,
BoaTd OF EGucasi Of Asst Oisyrh ni EJ.Fnsbirsnd
3. II kIbT, to ne directed, sha e. pose Tor ie,
at public auctten, sttha DOR f-iht ouzs a6-ss
in The City OF Cleveland, fhe I'D daT Of February
1852, at o'clock p. M, Il sadd y.t sfJi.oe isg
lot or PaTcel OF land situate in los AID s. egntinF
point On the plank Toad ct he corner oi has
portian -o1 ssid OFilDal en- sss - CT TO- lactu
echneI, thence s. ~ chsinsi theuQS 5914e V
% EnkE; taence 50549 chains - 7s aiuka 20
fe4t line of Chittenden LeEs. iAndi thgnee 8 5
90 links; thence 5gAo W & chains 10 the Plank
kJar; ghenpeiE s95l0 4 ehsins snd g huka to The
pace OF beginntngg eoa sainfng % l0gaeFes Of land
p 100 acFes Of said land being U los No. 4 zad
39T l08 acres in let No. .. APPRAISED a S5O0
ID. Y. GAGk Master OouaIr
Williamson Riddl6, % = t'z'-1,, =
Plainti65' Att'ys. fauSHsB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15
THE GRAFENBERG FAMILY

= AN4Ll
ale supsryiEioR Of skillfh Physician, md theI
may b relied upon in AL essos.
fhe intsLigsnes OF the community g not ttnsultse
BY the o6er OF single medicine which claims e
curg sl diseagos, but the Grofanbelg Z msdies con
~. es S sss % tssS M Ss sfs e. ss, , =
mended-Ani ons which may Do aeleoted ons sppTopEi
s ase e sny Of taf eiia reiaSpt 70 this OOuat1
The Gr1isnbarg Vegetable Pills are Bsster thaz
any othsr nd Of Pills il the World-Yrics q cents
Tho 0rcoienberS Uterine UstholicOn is an infaliA.
bic rsmedy for ell Female disesses-prics 81 50.
So Ths Uterine Casholicon will aiao cure gravel,
The Grefeaberg Ssr1spaFilla q By far the mos
PoSerf9l and etaoaelou9 oompoand y use-prios 81.
quick remedy Tor s diseases Of the bowelsprics5 SOC
t1e 6FslenDerE tils Kennedy never tAtls to porEna'
nsntly relieve this dt5trs 1slne Sigease-prioe 81.
able compound in al diseases incident 70 children
The Gr9ienberg Fever epe Ague RsInedy Il . SOW
reign specific for this particular diBeaa8prioe 6ec
The GrsfenbeEg Green Mountain ointment excsll
al other 1elYes n itg curative oectsprice . cents
most astonishing reliefiD all pulmonary complaints
price s. bottle. (nA. An eEinent Physician Of
New York, states that be has known the Gre6snbsFs
9onsumptfys's Balm used with gIoAt success ir
Qrolsy. 0as own eXpsEisnos Euhssantissss hs
The GTshnberg Health Bitters Ere most pleasant
end delightful sonfo ever prupared-prics IS cents.
Lns STssionDerE Eye Lotion iE Unparalleled IN eli
e diseases o. the ASe-prsoe . cent?
MR. b. 3. KmesLET-Dear Sir: We fssl &c = dusy
Eo owe TO the public to state that Marshall's Os'
tholicon u nediOlns inysluable Tor complaint
classed under the head Of Female Diseases. HehsVs
used your Grafenbsrg MediciHe8 and have been
greatly benentted thereby 90 much So that were
sands Of our sex who suffering from weaknesses,
We would recommend tho Cstholicon Is sure pena-
se5h Of ths organs q the bedy to perform their ap
propTtats fulc.3ons. Mrs. W. OAEER,
&c Mrs. z. E. WEEKS,
EtsI O.i5N0RESTELT.
Medina, MaRoh ], ISL. rU
IEn-The above named Ladies We are personally &C,
auatDtsd with, and know that for several yeA-E
while We lived IN Medina, they great sufferers
Miss s. has been 90 badly AFFLICTED that Il was witt
dteultY abe was able to stand upon her fest. ieV
bottles Of Oatholicon entirely cured her Of her com
plants NY wife received great benefit NON this
medicine. We recommend Il 20 the Ladies' cf thii
county e. safe and fEcieat remedy Tor the many
Complaints shsE nFs Hutiess 90
JOHE WEEKS,
1N51 EditaE osntsid Herald.
q. 9. RIEGsLRg, ,OieyoIsra.
octl.dkU E,aFsRel g1uf Tor fgHts
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- 7 3 PIsi6Ilss, ..I1lI. AtL.l. ianan--,

A SSIGNEE'S- N0TiQE-No9IoE
IA Is hereby given th the undersigt ed has heon
Appointed Aslgueo Of al The proper Of jacob Wan-
syr. Creditors Of said Jacob ausor are rcQuiradg
present. theie q aims 10 ne fOr all0gal ce hin SIX
months after the FublicatlSn Of tbs nolife. -
CRADLES w. NOBLE. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
u TIE Probat8 Court for cuya 81 county, ptio
nqflc1 = herebg gigen that the ere.iilor5of Mar
4ci5 Who have not proved theIr claims aeainEt her
1allTe ma sra allowed GiEty daIs NON abs dsta -
that pufpo8e- All claims not proved e The 0E1lra-
eion ef shat tinlo ait not - lotlo.d IN liakLala
2o A1ilEnss ~ a. 1aIy aEallE.
Jan. I leaA isnlsqt
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ERVEE0PES.

ERVRLoPBslI ENFRLOREsl
800, coo ENVELOPES 0F Aiiz
SIZES, QUALITIES AND COLORs ROR SALE
e tho LsadE OclntlnE ROem, Chsap i0r Ca.
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The Defendant vii take notice that On me oih
day OF February. A. d., Is62, the Plaintiff disd
her petition in he Clerks ofiee cf said Court
charging said defendant therein with lFiIlfui
absenoe from plaintiff for more thau, Gafee years
prior 70 the fling of said petition, and prEying
for dissolution OF the marriage contract al
mony, and Tor other proper relief SAID acton
Win be for hearing six weeks after the drsf pub
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ATAsFRR- S9LF-PTTReUANT

M ASFER 'SALE-PURsUANT
W. - the command Of B ceerefal order Of sals
from the UourE 81 Common Pieug a Cayahoga eoun-
-, ohio, ct the suit Of Mic dickoxs acm1nisIr
tOr OF homas HeWard, agaiust ntihFlm Won Drat-
hen snH Diedrich ksimer8, 70 me diISctrd, 4 Bhau
expose for sae, at pubs auction, fhs door toe
C0arl HOus=, in the city % O eFel8nd, On TIE I'D
day Of February. ls62, Two clock p. 4. e aid
day, the following q scrit lot or parcel Of land.
the township Of roFma IN said county, ard known
as tne WhOls o. los number Two, IA the ParkmRn
tract, and bound q, begininninF - post standfn
in the northeast corner " Eai1 lot thence south
aoug IA last line OF cad tract and lot nt en- chains
70 p3st; thence west aiOng the south line CT said
iOt nIty-iolr hams thirty links 3 post, thsnca
both aIopg The vest line Of said lot hfteEn chains
lot ftaen chains thirty M ks 90 the plaes OF begin
or l6ss. Appraised at 81 ,s93 50.
And asOtone other los, gifaated 10 the Blake tEact
kRoRD Is part of lo5 number tEelye, snd bounds0i
beg hni1l aE pott star itl Ia the ea5t lire Of sid
lot Twelve about ten chains and thirty Links south
from tbs 'northeast corner thereof theEc0 south
along the east lins Of Baio lot t5irteen chains dty
nine links 10 pOet; thence Wfst along 3 uarRed
line fsrty eight chains sixty links post In ths
Eest tiGe Of said lot; thence moth along the west
line ofsaia iot thirteen lhstrs nfsF-ufne Inks 20
pest; thence east along marked line t2rty eight
chains sixsy links to he Plies Of beginning. con-
taini9g sixEysx 4-9o acres, mere Or lsss ApgrAis-
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n COMMIsSI0NERiG

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
IA1 SALE.-Purspant to ihs command Of en-
order Of sale 70 me dlIt cted, issuodf the O0drs
= Common Pieas oi Cuyahoga COUNT, p an acsion
Ehere1n psnoing5 " sTein Ohaunct Cotton pl ii-
ants shall srpos5 Tor sats 81 81 BIC eaetion, cf
tie door OF the Court house for Baiu EoRu1y, uFon
the ed day o. February, R62 q Two 0 clock p. q
uats in he township Of indspend, nee, Onyahogs
Oonntys Ohio described Is follows = 1t: the piece
toWnsuiFs IN thu Connecticut MtsieEh RGsHrVe in
the STATE Of OAios Gus ahoga cOulty, and Is known
as beng part OF httg-flcr acres O. land dseded 70
the Inhabitants Of Independence E5y lodoF- and
LoWla trcng Of hortEhmp ,ons tia-ss, IL b0un-
de1 th6 west b. krOu and Clus aa ate Escad;
on the sOuth % ave acIo lot n1IniA ETy nfnef5s)
on tie east by ian tn owned ~ th- said stronss
and on tbs hOrrh b lot number hslI I-hT8 l5ls eos-
praised value $500 Is GHBEHlS, u
}. a. Jones, MsateF ionnIn'E.
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