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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-04
Cards..
CHAs. C. TUCKER.
Atty. for Claimants, Bounty, Land
and Pension Agent,
WASHINGTON CITY DC.

To disabled Soldiers, Seamen and Marines
and Widows or other heris ofthose who have
died or been killed in the service. Pensions
procured for Soldiers, Seamen and Marines of
the present war, who are disabled by reason
of wounds received or disease contracted
while in service and Pensions, Bounty Money
and arrears of pay obtained for widows or
other heirs of those who have died or been
killed while in service.
% Bounty Land procured for services in
any of the other wars. n9v31f
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-04
p O G { T v.
r NJ lMA'S GRAVE.

VIII
The Summer flowers above her breast,
Bud, bloom, and fade away;
The Winter snow fakes lightly rest
Above her lifeless clay.
No Needless footsteps may invade
That treasured, holy plat;
A rustic paling, rudely sade,
Protects the lonely spot.
A father, mother, brother, near
Her prairie-bed to care,
And mosten with the falling tear,
The wild flowers growing there.
So shall she sweetly, softly sleep
Among the prairie flowers -
While we this grateful mem'ry keep,
One little bud is ours
And cherished it shall ever be
For, when it's bloom is full,
Its balm Will fill Eternity
It's blossom, never fall.
Vernon Springs, Feb. &C., 1862.
A PoETICAL UPERsCRlPTIoN.--A letter
PASSED through the post Office in Cleveland a
few days since with the following super
scription
''Feds and Cenfeds, let this 20 free
Down to Nashville Tennessee,
This three cent stamp will pay the cost,
Until Won find Sorr;a Yost
Postmasters North, or even South,
May open it and find the truth
merely say my wife's got we'll,
And got baby, cross as h-ll."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-04

The question is often asked, but sell
dom answered, why it is that the south
ern States are the only reliable portion
Of the globe for the production ofcotton.
1t is simply an arrangement of nature.
The southern States alone receive the
proper amount Of heat and rain in the
proper season to perfect the plant. In
dia and Africa have heat enough, and
rain enough at certain portions of the
year, but no reliance can be placed on
their coming together at the time when
they are both needed. Nature, there
fore, has given the southern States the
control of the cotton supply Of the
orld.-Chicago Times.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-04
DARNHART HOUSE.
MUNSON T. PIERCE.

Dealers in General Merchandise, Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Crockery
Glass, Nails, Putty, Ready Made Clothing
Hats and Caps &c., &c, In short we keer
almost every article required, and usually
kept in country store, and sell as cheap al
the times will permit. In1sv3m3
New Oregon Jan. 10th 1862
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-04

phatically. The Gorilla Of the cotton
field is doubtless an interesting Great
ure, ethnologically considered, but his
comfort and recreation are not worth the
disbursement of over a Million per-
diem, and the Staying of the very flow
er of our generation.
Nevertheless, he must be taken in
to the account, indirectly. At Port
Royal, Massa ran away, and CuFFEE
remained. He gathered the then grow
ing cotton, received and spent the wa
ges due him therefor, and is now naked
and hungry. Qu' a faire? He mustn't
starye. We don't owe him anything.
There is no work for him. Cat that in
to a syllogism if you can, and eena the
deduction to General BUTLER without
delay. The question has sorely puz-
zled our military and governmental
rulers.
Pious people, however, are different
from other people, and what battles the
science Of governors and warriors, is as
plain as the Pentateuch to AMiNADAB
SLEEK. It does not surprise us, there.
fore, to learn that AMlNADAB has set
tied the whole Port Royal Contraband
question, vastly to his satisfaction, and
is at this moment throwing dust in gov:
ernmental eyes, with view to getting
official recognition and assistance.
AS the Niger at Port Royal is hun
cry and cold, it is proposed to save his
soul. ANlNADAB can save it, if Gov
ernment will let him I. and pay for it.
That seems to be the rub. Government
wants AMlNADAB to stand the shot
offering him free transportation and
army rations only.
Pending this, AMINADAB has invited
Young Men, generally, to examine the
brilliant chances presented. Meetings
are held, and collections are taken up
:. we don't know for what, precisely
and finally, number Of the Young
Men appealed to present themselves
before dreadful Committee of Exami
nation, who are to decide whether or nc
they can save the Nigger's soul with
out costing AMlNADAB anything.
care you Baptist ?" ask the Com
mittce.
IF not, "what church do you belong
to ?"
1t none, you can go.
Next, "Could you teach q Sabbath
school ?"
And finally, "What rate of remuner
alton do you expect ?'
The Young Men who pass this exam
ination favorably are very few.
1t has occurred to us to know some
facts connected with individual cases
A physician, man of capacity, and
one generally acknowledged to be q
valuable person for the work Of manag.
ing, directing, and taking care Of the
contrabands, was rejected because he
chad once belonged to a Presbyterian
Church, but either they were too fast
for him or he was to fast for them, enc
he had not kept up the relation,D
Another man, perfectly honest ant
capable, chad never taught Sabbath
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-04

REAL Estate IN New YoaK.-A
New York letter says the sales Of real
estate in that city are very brisk, but
they have one ugly feature: they arc
on account ofthe Sheriff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-04
Prom Pensacola.
New YoRK. March q

NEW DIRK. March 20.
The brig Yankee Blade has arrived
from Fort Pickens 18th, and Key West
17th.
The Impression was that General
Bragg had left Pensacola, and parties
with galsses say the rebel guns had
been turned inland, probably in ex-
pcctation of visit from General But
ler.
Four contrabands who escaped say
there are but 5000 troops at Pensaco-
la, and they poorly armed.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-04

Connecticut sends from her two Dem
ocratic districts represented by Demo
Gratis in Congress) more than three
fourths of the volunteer force from that
State. The two Republican districts
send less by 200 than 0ne foarth /; but,
they make up by sending saicers apa
contractors.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-04
NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER

Published every Friday at the Plaindealer
priating rooms, Main Street, New Oregon
Howard county, Iowa. F. ]. MEAD an
A. w. JONES proprietors.
-TERMS.-
Single copies one year. in dvance, $l 90
q " at the end of 3 mo. rs
" 6 mo. l SO
{. IL mo. 2 100
In clubs of ton. in advance, each 80
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-04
S. Herrick,
BROOKS HOTEL.
I. R. Case, Proprietor

OsSlAN WINNESHEIK Co.. IOWA.
constantly prepared furnish satisfactory accomoia
datons all those favoring him with their patronage No
efforts will spared this house pleasant resort to
all travelling East West As good stabling attached
there west of the Mississippi charges reasonable.
November, 25th, 1861. Lnl1y39l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07
CAUSES AND p1sEssRs.



There have been l96 more inteFments
this year (ls6I than there we're fer the
year 1850.
By reference to the foregoing report
1t will be seen there is great disprOpOr-
tiOn Of mortality between adults and chill
dren. That for the year just ended, while
there are only AL adults there are 779
children. In our Cemetery regulations, all
persons Of ave years Of age and upwards
are reckOned 80 adults, and all under I've
years Of age as children. And I viii here
remark that Of the whole number (inolud.
ing premature and still-bOrn,) full three
fourths Of that number do not live to ex-
eeed one year Of age, and the greater
number by far drop of before they even
live to see that period Of time.
It will also be found BY an examination
Of the sbovs report, that 9 few Of the dis
eases that seem to produce the greatest
mortality are Consumption, Group, Ineam-
msHon Of the Lungs, Scarlet Fever and
Diptheria, Of which Consumption and In
Rammstion Of the Lungs seem to take the
lead as to numbers.
II will be observed that during the year
just ended there were 7s deaths from
Measles, whereas for the year 1860 there
was not single death from Measles re-
ported.
During the year just ended there has
been en- unusually large number Of our old
citizens of both sexes who have gone to
their fRal resting places-thOse who have
been justly identified as early pioneers"
Of our city-Who have performed their full
share physically, pscuniarily and morally
in building up our city from its early
growth to its present fair proportions.
But they are gone, and those Of US who
row survive them feel peculiar sstsfsc-
tiOn in psSing passing tribute Of respect
to their memories.
J. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland, Dec 81, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07
BAzHE7, BAcEgs NOBI1. Attorneys.
Z EGAL Observation-Disclosures

hOAu NO4IOH.-1 4 hGOOObE
IL R. Scowdenl Rosetta scowden and eebtel Gsd-
han, administrators Of the estate OF Thoma
ID ard nOn-r16identg OF the state OF Ohio, viii
take notics that on this % day Of ysnuary, 1852,
Richard Cleugh 1lOd his petition a. ainst them and
others, in ths court of Common Pleas Tor OuyEhO-
50 county, Ohio setting forth that there Is due
the safd Theodore b. rnOwden dated May 25, ls55,
payable one three, tbs other four years from cate,
to order of Theodore g. Mills, with interest, ct
per cent. per annum, payable annually, each ofsaid
notes being for S526 90, and ' hicb divers Pay
men Is have been mRde-the sum Of S576,09 with in
ierest on Ss5O,O9, at Per cent Per annum, from
per cent. per an aum from May 20, 1859, payable an
AI-o, that said Theodore Z. seowd n and 70 etta,
his wife executed and delivered to said Theodore q.
Mills, m rtgageI deed Of the following deseribec
'leyeland, bling number seven, IN the twelfth
range of townships. in toe Come Il ut Western
Reserve In the stale OF Ohio ana whlen ls elso N
routh half of the following described tract or lot
Of ands to wit: The northwest quarter Of sub diTi
sion lot number three hundred and nlnety-iour
(s94) and part Of q one tbonsand acre tra9t, mum
btr fourteen (l4). bounded follows, kOrIh By
the lire of said lot east BY land Of Watson Watkins
sou Dy land Of s. CoZard, west by land Of Hun
phry Nichols, containing Wenty ve (25) acrrs ths
land hereby deec cd containing twelve and One.hAh
2s) acres, and being as Aforesaid, the south hall
Of the twenty-five acres above described, and con
Yeyed by Milton Coe to gui aett BrockW way, on tn
Sth Of seplembtT A. De- 1852 but subject 70 all legal
highway, for the purpose Of securing the payment
OF said two notes described above, other notes and
bond described in said m' rtgage, according TO
the tenor and efct thereof. and ag gng the delaut
Of such payment and that sad Rosetta ScoWden has
released her tight Of dOWery in said premis and
asking the Court to find the amount due as above
set forth and for an ord, that unless the smOunt
found due be paid to the plaintiff in rea-oaabl
time to be hxed By the Court said premises be sold
to satisfy said debt and costs OF this suit.
eaid dsien1ants will answer the petition In this
case before the first day Of March, 1852 or jude
msnt viii 6s taken as Ier the Prs7eE Of said ped-
Jan3:374 Atty for Pllintff-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07

E0lue y WaQ0t AEby8 t0r flu'b Ahflgneeh.
UlsIRlRDd, dec 90, lS6l:3l2
M ASTER SAL E.-PURSU-
lyl Ant 10 the command of deoFstal order Of
sac uom the Uourt Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOga
County, at the suit Of Ths Cleveland and Hahouing
BailrOad Company against Isaac u. Hewitt
and Others to directed, ahall expose for sale q
public auction, at the door Of the Court House, r
the OtV Of fOlevelAnd the thirty rBt daT Of Jan
uRry, 1859, ct three O'Clock P. N, the following de-
scribed parcels Of land situate in the City Of OleVe
land county OF Ouyahoga, and State Of Ohtos ano
known BY being part Of BeWttts subdiTialon Of the
called Merwin property In said City Of Cleveland
Parcel No. !. Lot No. afsesn Of said subdivision.
Appraised ct S23g6.
Parcel No. 2 Lot No. sixteen Of said 5ubdiv5s
lon. Appraised ct Slg33.
Parcel No, 3 Lot No. seventeen Of said 5abddTt8
ION. Appraised st Sl9S3.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of said gubdtvia'
ion. Appraised at S.9.3.
Parcel no. 8, The westerly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded n0rtherlys south
srlY and westerly By the lot lines, and oasteTly b
the osntre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
MerWin street and about fortY-gsvsn feet dis TAM
southeaEterly therefrOm. ApPrGtaed at 1886
Parcel No. 8. The eaBterly part Of lot No nine
teen Of said subdivtstOn bounded northery, easter
~ and southerly BY the lot lines, and westerly b
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
Merwin street and about forty seven feet distant
southeaaterly therstrOm. Appraised at 1888.
HENRY G. ABBEY
Master OommE
RAHNEY, BAoKUs NOBL1, Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER Ub
III tho Probate Court for Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
notice is hereby given that tine creditors OF - MARY
Mack VINO have not proved their claims against her
before me allowed sixty day from his date fol
that puFposs. All claims not proved 1t the expira-
tiOn Of that time will lot be noticed IN making
dividend. J 3. aRANNI5,
Assignee Of A. Mary Mack.
Jan. /, 1852. ianI:376
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07

CURED,
Alter al other Treatment Fasisil
DR. A. GIBSON,
EoFmerly Of New York City, VIII pay Ons Eun-
ired dolar1 iof me 9rool that ne e5sr as % e1rs
sun Tor the proof that any other PhysiSian p
ths United S'Stes treats the same diseases with
After many years Of iAboriOus study ana sxvari.
sncsi DT. GIBSON 4 happy In being able 70 an
lo1noe g ths uniortuDats, that hs has Porissls4
'''- sPEEDY- 1BD PGR4AHEHF UURs
PRIVATE DISEASES
WITH ell bad ELECTS arising thesairom, inol1diRa
DEBILITY OF NERVOUS PRO5ERATIOA.
IS has Eueooedsd In Curing cases IN this city s0s
lsiiBlYlod physicians, Who ErO to treat s aFiTsle
nsladies with sCooe15, and without resolving ths
d.. GIBSON sosS not boast that he Il q member Of
some College In LONDON or Fartg, e. perhaps some
Othsrl DO or the purpose Of enanring the innocsnt
aud Who hold o1t groEt expectations HsTgr 70 Be
aliEsd- Bat what Or. GIBSON might boast Of Il
shis thst hs i abis 70 Fivs entire satishction 20
skon3 who rop0se confidence Ia his ability and ntes
rity, and that he has perfected an American system
Of treatment which any Physician Of Lon
radcal cure Of ssninAl WeanagI, and Al DISEASES or
arrangements, both mg1tAl and RhYliosls EEi1ins
Dr.. aIES0N Elso claims for his nsH treatment the
iO0Eing advantages over all Others yet discovered
and hTt thG Bzouts used in no respect disagree
able; he uses no relics Of ths dark ages, such e.
EGZclrys nor any cthef eolsteriOus dTug; s5oo1dl7
no OEl.tl1tiOn1 - uiet ot LtLne78 - QnsQi 1nltlI
Y bis treatment Is poEitye end certain n Al oa1s1
BE stands prepared 70 50 into any public or PE1Eats
hospital IN the United States and deulcnsreta the
Immense superiority q his nsF TeatmsRt over any
othsT now known % the world IN Point Of prompt
MSS, poTmane7oyi nild1sz5 sGfsty Eza o0nvenienos
80 ths B1tie1s.
D1. GIBsOH Is permanently Ioosted n OlsFsland,
and has dnTfna the past two ysa1B performed many
cures OF diseases which had for yoar5 rs8istsd al
other modes Of treatment Hssrence can be given 90
individuals Of the first regpeCtsbiltT ia Cleveland,
Boston, HsH York, and other oitisa IN regard 10
DTBpsFslal Ekusg1stfEElI scr0fnls sl3 FL chrDai5
diEease1 tfssted With superior E1OeeEE.
EaF Medicine sent % any Fszt % tia country O.
roosiEt Of tan dcliaEa.
Dr. GIB30E'E asH Work OF PhIsi5loE7 f5E ssls
at hgg 5ftaa.
DIR. GIBsOE,
Professor Of ElEotToPdfAy e8lS Hsaseise,
~ Odce No. II7Ontarlo stFast, % Etsiss, fus
aOOr1 nom the Public square.
once bours from TO IL and nom 50 B s'eioez
FEiiV, (NundaV1 sEcsatad.l EuF7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07

M ASTEk'S SALls-PURsUAHF 70
lyl the command Of pluries decretsI order Of
safe from tho CourI Of Common Pi. as Of Cuyahoga
comfy, ohio, aL the suis Of samuel a. Brooks aud
anE in w. Brooks. against HOraIio Cats D5lfs
q. Gstes, Augusta NJ. MiiflsbefEer, Edmund g 4
Mitt.spergeri Willla1 MistlebergeT. OOnmercls
Mutual lusurancs Co Thomas IA HoWs, g1gt All
King and Willsm Shinn, executors Of Chas Avery
dfeessed and Others to me directed, shall exposs
for pubic sale public sucfioa at the door Of The
Uourt House. IN the Oity Cleveland the ld daT
Of January ls62s 81 two o'clock P. NJ Of sasd day,
the following described pieces parcels Of land, 70
Wit: situate IN the township ct Brooklyn. being
number zen in the thirteenth range Of toanshiIg
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State u
Ohio and which is also N the county Of Cuyahors,
and is known ~ parcel OF land On west side Of OuY
ahog h1ver, now in OirV u Cleve and and Is boun-
ded IS 'olloWs: eEsrerls By Cuyahoga RIVER north
eriy By Ia hereiOicre conveyed o judah Colt u
and southeTiy 0y land formerly owned By ALFRED
Williams, and being ninety-Dine feet wide on OuVn.
hOl niVer and tnding at right angles with hiT-
or street and said hTef 20 htser STREET. about ona
hundred ana forty iee, b9ilg the land convsT-
ed 70 said Edmund G. p. Mittleberger, By the Ono
LIFE Insurance and TIust Company, by dsrd record
ed in CuyahOga Cornty Records, vol AZ, RACES E3 3
- And alzoy another parcel Of land on said hiVaF
next southerly Of above, aud b0unde1 northsrlY b.
said parcel OF land above desci-e ed; eastery bF Guy
ahoga River: WeseTly b said hiVer street aud
sOutnerly b line parallel with the northerlT line
from ssid River % sa River ssreet beina p7rt AZ
the ired wi lams lot, called making in al one
hundred and tzeaty ieet front on said kiVrF and
the Elevator Butidi ng, machinery and fixtures on
said premises b8 the same more less, but subject
to all legal highways. Appraised ct Sl2oO.
Adams Z Caufsld, Msstsf G51Sy5s,
Flfms AfNtTg. m 1ef1a1rr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07
MASTER'S SALE-PUFsU4ETT0

TNT - III . D-al1Il = u aNL 10
1lA tho command Of pluries dscretsI order of
salS rom the Court Of Common Pleas Of C1TahoFF
county, Ohio ct tee sotf Of Mellon Prince and ots
er5, against Levi Thomas and others, 10 dirgcts
dyor OF tie Curt House, in tha City Of CsTelan n
said county. On ths p day Of JEnuarg. Is61 ct two
wits situate IN Esst Cleveland, CRYahoga county,
Ohio, and bouLde5, beginning IN the Plank Rcad,
aDd south s94. west Chains 211 links rem the
wet corner II Chtlenden Lewis land; thence sauth
o0549 chains and 70 links TO said Lewis w st line;
th=Ece EOulh chains aud g. links; theuea n 5CBl4
west CHAINS and 20 Inks; thence noIth So est
q Inks thence north s0&S west chains 60 tbs
Es2nk hoadi thence noEth S94o east ehaius and %
Inks to the place Of beginning censafDinz thTsa
and oIs hali acios Of land. Appraised At $50.
GEO. h. WHmAN
B. B, Beavis, Master C0mmA
--lu ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07
D. W. GAGE
Adams 4 Garfield, Master Comm 4
Pitns Att'gs. Dec. 20, lsSls37I
gF BALB.-IN UBEDI.

SHEkIFE SALB-IN UBEDI-
~ ence to the command Of an order Of sale Of proD
erty attached, after final judgment, issued from tie
Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyRhoFa County and
State Of Ohio, and to me directed, Ia the case 81
Marvin Kent, plaintiff against Thomas Dsnbam de-
ienoanti shall expose % sale af public auction az
the door Of tho Court House Of said county, on the
twentieth day Of January, A. D. ls62i between ths
nours Of two apd four o'clock P. g. Of said day the
following deserted lands and tenem nts, to Eits-
Known By being part Of two acre lot No. one hun
dred and 1871 IN Cleveland citT, aud Is boun-
ded a6 follows; beginning af point Ia the southerlr
line Of Boliver st, eighty sat aud ~ inches from
the f7terseciion Of the wet line Of said lot No ~
with the southorly line OF BOyer street. thence run
mug easterly along tie southerly line Of Bolivar
street. tEeuty .our ct s inches TO point; thence
southerly along line parallel with the east line of
said lot No la2 one hundred and eighty ffes 20 an
alley eighteen feet wide thence westerly along The
north sds Of said alley, fWenty four fsst % inchoS
to point; thence northaIly along line 1araliei
with the Eest line Of said lot 10. ls2 hundred
and eighty feet TO ths place o. be inning bsinr ~
east alf Of part Of ssid lot l52 desGed by Johu ~
Carey and George Niloy to Ira Hanson, July .,
Appraised ct thirty.thrss hundred and seventy.
I'VE dollars. JANE A. CRAW, shaTid,
By HEEnY n. JOHNSON, Deputy,
PANE 4 WADE laintih'a Attiys.
Ehartn' 4 lllice. Dec. lsf1.171
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07
"a ASTER5S SAL PTTRgTT-

ri ASTER'S SAL E-P PURSU-
14A- Ant 70 me command or decrstsi order Of
sale nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyshoza
county Ohio, at the suis Of Christine He7a azaine
Frederick Arnold ana Catherine Arnold T. me dirsc-
t5di Ehah expose TO sale at public auction az fls
qccr OF the Court House. IL the City Of Cleveland
N 5aid county q the 22d day on JaRuarY, 1852 ak
O'Clock p. NJ the FLOWING described prenises 70
Of OhioI and which Is also in The County Of Cuya-
hoga, and s known b. being lot No. thirty-eighf n
yOnn n NooiseJ Subdivision Of ORIGINAL City lots
No. l4 and ls5 inclusive OF The original alotnasnt5
q village q OleTesnd1 as hy the maps Of said SUB
apPesr, and is bounded as follows; north Vesfrv ia
front by Parkman street, nOrtheas erlT By lot No,
81 sou he=sterly IN rear bJ Parkman lane, ans
trOnt and rear and 100 feet deep, together vita a
dwelling house erected on said lot, be the same
more or less but subject to all legal highwaT8-
Appraised at $500 GEO. Il. WYmAN,
Master OommissioDer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07
UOMMISSTONER'H

Kaufman Hays
Blgsh K5ndrick.
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
AZ. .SALE--RuEsuant to the command Of deere
a. order Of sale tro tbs Court Of Common Pless 81
Hqyehoes oounigl OhiOI 81 The suit of Kaufman
Hays sgalnst ElilAh kencricz and others, TO ne
rectedi shall e1p 90 10 sale at public auction az
the door q ms Court House, In the City Of Cevs-
Land on the 10Th dsy Of december, 1851, af two
O'Clock P M.i The Il loving described Ia and fen-
ementsi to Wla situata IN said county Of Uuyahors
and Known and described ss being SUB lot no, ssT-
snty N > = stone subdivision Of original lot
ho 80, formerly Brooklyn t0WnshfDl now CieTs-
land City, and has front and Of 50 isst and Ia
RET IN depth, and fronting on Herman street.
Also sub lot 81 in Hiram StCnsis subdivision Of
psrt Of original lots 50 and IS, in Brookyn haTina
40 III ioet ons on Train street and I23 sot IN daDtf
Gage Bruce, Msstsr C511Tllr
pI1H1a -