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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-09-27
Caustic Denunciation Of Radical Aboli-
... tiOnism. .t

Mr.. Browning explained his position
upon the con6scation question, and did it
to the satisfaction and approval of vast
majority of those who heard him. He
said that Congress had no power to con-
fiscate property, and that confiscation was
a humbug. If the power of confscation
existed anywhere, it existed in the Presi-
dent, by virtue Of his Office as Command
er-in-C Chief of our armies. The Constitu-
tion conferred no such power upon Con-
gress, and he had sworn to support the
Constitution. He could not support the
confscation bill and the Constitution too,
so he supported the Constitution and op.
posed con6scation. Upon this question
he stood with the President The same
was true upon the question of arming the
negroes. He was opposed to armiDg them,
and SO was the President. He was for
the Union as it was, and the Constitution
as it is. In the utterance of these truly
patriotic sentiments, Mr.. Browning was
loudly and enthusiastically applauded
There were few persons present who
did not join in these demonstrations of
approval, but they were open, avowed,
ultra Abolitionists. Mr.. Browning de.
nounced the Abolitionists in unmeasured
terms. He denounced the Abolition lead
ers in the United States Senate
Sumner, Wilson and others-as disloyal
: traitors to the countrywide, deluded,
crazy fanatics, who were bent upon the
destruction of the Government. He had
no sympathy with them, and had refused
to cooperate. with them, and should con-
tinue to do so. He had marked out his
course and should pursue it. It mattered
not that some of his old personal and DO
litical friends had turned against him-he
was for the Union as it was and the Con
stitution as it is, and upon that platform
he intended to stand, though every friend
he bad should desert him, and though. ev.
cry dollars worth Of property that he
owned In the world should be sacrificed or
destroyed. aas si 5,y
He was interrupted by an Abolitionist
present who charged him with having
gone over TO the Democrats Mr.. Brown
ing responded that he was ready to 20 over
to the Democrats, or to any other party,
or TO oact with patriotic men to whatever
party they might belong, who were for
the Union and the Constitution. Mr.. B.
then asked this brazenlfaced Abolitionist
# he would be willing 70 receive the South
back into the Union with all their consti-
tutional rights, if the rebels would lay
down their arms tomorrow !? As might
be expected, the crazy fanatic replied no
no would not be willing to receive tho
South back unless they would iirst abolish
slavery. Mr. Browning said this was just
rs be supposed these Abolitionists were
not'in favor Of the Union and the Const-
tutioh, but would sacrifcc both, and bury
the liberties Of the people beyond the
hope Of resurrection, If they could accom-
plishl their wicked and traitorous designs.
Another Abolition fanatic wanted IL
know Of Mr. b. whether be would vote i'd
favor Of emancipating the slaves If hs be-
lie7ed such emancipation would pnt an
end 70 the war. eNo, sir, said Mr. 3. Z
1 III would nnt rive. s,sch 4 urta honAs.ss II
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-09-27
To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real OF the author, or no aten
tion will he paid them. The real OF the autho
will not be published unless desired, but we canno
TO insert communications unless we know th'
wrur.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-09-27
B Eh AIR MD,
Saturday, September 81, 1862.

Hy-The " Southern Rts' has more extended cir.
eualion anong hs intelligent farmers and business men
Of Hartford, than any other paper In the conny. No
Lock Hosptaln other obscene "L0itery" adver-
tisrmehis will appear In our columns al any price,
large number Of subsches pay Tor their paper in nd
vance, consequently just the class advertisers de-
sire reach.
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
Is dir ected tn the above facts. if Fl 81 Fi b
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-09-27

aa-The Philadelphia papers are urg-
ing mail clad gun ears on the tracks
around the city. ssase
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-09-27

Ns- Dyspepsia is difficult disease to cure,
but Hoofand's German Bitters will soon over.
comeit. Read the advertisement in another coll
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-09-27
b L = .

/ Onthe istblinss., at his residence In the city
of Philadelpbia, SHPTIMUs NORRIS, ID the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
AEAsTRRS sALE-PURsUANT


igA to the command Of q 6ecrstal order Of sals
rom th5 Cogrs of O1mmgn Fleas q Cuyah ga eonn
tg, Uh o. At fe suit Of &iO 4 bickoLs aaninlssra-
eCr oI h5us5 Hewart, seaiust " ilhf in Won Dral-
hen md DisdrlGh tirimers, TO me objected, sh ii
expcse fJr SAFE, st pubis auStio1, he door e
Quar- HOvsi, in the Gity o. q tgeland. On the 2sd
dag uf February. lSG2 st two clock p. n. q said
day the f0lcwng Ti5ed lot OF parcel OF lsnds In
tho township Of Parma in said county, EnoWn
as the whole OF 10 number tWes IA tha PaJkmAn
tract, and hound d, begininalls at post standing
in the northeast COFBef ~ Eeil loti tEencs south
along fha.t line Of said tEaos ana lot tt, chains
10 p1st; thence west Ong the south line If said
ios bit lr h4ius thirtg LINKS 70 post; thence
north alon tho vest line Of said lot hftsen chains
TO post; thence e8st along the norh nns ut said
lot hfteen chains thirty ii ks - ths Flacz OF begin
ming cOataiEiug sixty six 45l acres Of lsd, more
or iess. ApprEisaa Ct 81 1898 90
And also one other lot, si5Rated IN tbs Blake Tlct
kaown g rars Of los number teelvet and bounded:
beginning at pOt staEdIR Ia tha ea=t lire Of aEd
lot tWeivo abuus ten chains and thirty links Hoeth
from th3 uortheast corner thereof thoDce south
along this east Inc Of 51id lot thirteen chains fly
nine links 20 q post; thence west along msrked
Hne frty eight CHAINS sixty links 70 post 10 tne
. est line Of said lot; thence north along the west
ine of said ioi thirteen airs httY-nine Inks TO
Bost; themes east along MAJ liked line tJrty-eight
chains sixty links to he placs Of beginning. con-
tainDg Sky SIX LEO asfes, more er las5 ApPEa5-
ed ct s, ,93l -. a. ..-.- D. ". GAIE4
WI isms n & Rid6ls, Easter Commir.
RisiHtirs bttornsys- jan2i:s75
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

ETnra-ra ii. frrsbiarfcf sasa New Armr
tleov y. a .fea 81 ~ 6sfagkanD Donaras !
Wofsk 3 F5bd 4iaae RGilasl toIFeelE.ncl
I'VE AXE lie iibsFty u 5shiSs q fte- l
lsWiAsaalRaat fEsHyA private Letter eets
WashEsl0h, gEl26hbs1sg Ia lo -
as The first thing ttatihhaatiFaoiNaDI
Ehs sts1ti6s 0f aos0Eihis sisan Rruyi
VaoVo t1tl c6eksl t0Eo thirty2 thuas lparssas,a
II has ell the Sllsohments ddt 81 oiihRgb gbsls,d
3aR end ~ Ing ana o0ni usIan On lJsns onaut
0ffna iEqh6 opetitlOiladf s6okilR f0rbss
pSrssfS CT 10 paskea up ID q ease A Q aise
ofar s4dinSsy band box.1O 1aw iorr,7o,FI
hSisxE in eFder is1ah 6rrangenept foFc I
Vupnfsin ~ the nlI1ier5ds CiEilianB eiltas cen \
grSF hers with food. This -is done hFi
Stssn pfopFis sl6E futnishinghie guests
WiAV eef,s fooifof enc dallaTo me tiea,
RonF5us pfsgsara on Ia iIdlels, Z ~ hllard,B
alanS 3il q ,Aaa taHlachs, and
fhe q ~ 40it ssoq qd6lly ful1, ap get they
OemS AlIts feBU efsr ta tbo ipCoopEel food
necs .iiaT6e ldoll1rys Waek seeding ia
done 81 5he oaltagIgnanneRsasN t4a 81
Iho party 0n aarriEinE ugetsra place 10
Roosl Afler othat1is accomplished he ia
ahoNl % the outeaE8l lfssdsr RAorsallR pass.
q and O. giRouA ticket, which emit
flas Hin 20 q weeks b0srdi tickets not
tEaHitefrGbie. He Is then placed in 20
Uition for eating "A plate, aud paper and
oa1t and q bGshBlsofa steamed eystaFs are
put lofs him.a 10 S. eauired 40 est ths
bushsI 81 steamed biEAlFes. II be denurs
his number, which is 5bafore tas clerk Of
Sha hoUsS 8 CROSSED, sigRifying that that
Runbof S,4T6 for inBiaaoe) has not eon-
pllsl VIII therp printed rules and Fegnla-
Go6S % NE Steam FEEDER az, hoReTerf he
take TIE fsquired- aiiotment he stsnds al
EiGhl end 1aaVes f66nAEallFs saltsE WRlkinE
= M squares, he seeks his lodgings sRd
ao1ip require aagihiRg more fer the week,
2hsala his grinding Pparstus hegxtTspg-
6iHtflly 6etiFe, be nay hso0nG empty about
fho hElh DAG he raturns, snEasentB : hiB
t,ckst (e,476) and is furnished With an
emsunt PrOportioned 70 The zine thGt has
GC Epi1ad df his Eeek,s d zfsss rs9
4msttE ny raphlss 20, day veil knOBn
Claoinnatisn, who had1l been drying the
EemEssder and Asd taken his bushel
nnd although four days had elapsed be vas
M hul1ET- -Ezishaa "a a tske board
Scf g week ~ tba- scpre, ri -econolsy. :
aight try It. b1 20 being short
lzcc1olzfo1 II Hamaia Rt br0FR's for the
lIWCk8ors q seEPOdied 20 stay. Iexpeet,
hPWs1sE - eEspiaf itss gbFkiRgs tS-mOFs
EoW, should my ex-oficial friend call upon
N -a4o N4L &c EEll 1ET e. .t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
REASTER,s seAlN-PURsUANT

iE to 1he eomm1nd Of a decTetal order oi sale g.
sEed from tne q urG o; Common Pleas OF Ouy hogs
countY, ohio, st ths suit q Juaea H. kturuy agd
Others, against Jeteph Weis aud otheryB 70 me d
rectsd, shah exp 70 -le a. publlc auction 81 the
o. Ofthe Court House, IN tho City OF Cleveland in
said couty n tee 7lst cay FebruarY5 l85z attWo
o'ol5cE Ii, tn following described premises, 70
wit: Sitna5- IN the township Of Cleveland, being
number sersn In tbs twelfth range cf toWnshiFs N
the COnnscticLt y ssteTn hessrye and st t Of 6hioi
as fOli5ygx: ing sui0ts nnmbers twenty light and
tTeutY.niLe t23 q 29) Of the subdivision y yAmee
a. Hoy OF the on ginsi ten acre tnumbtr thirty
Be-sa az said TOW nship, and new within the Citg
Of UeFs and Nhio, reference for particulars e %
aze and Oundafits Of the lsud hereby contracted,
bsing M De TO the surrey and plat Of sad Buhdvis
on recorded in the office q The Eecorcer OF said
o0unta, n volume two OF Map and Sub tvisions,
psEs th.rIy-thrO.- GEO. H WHMAN,1
Mflhamso1 3 Rid lie, Mater toum'r.
Pl fnt;hs Attorneys. ian2GS75l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
l. PRzs4Iss. PINS Atty. iaaIs,Is6 S
NTAsITEalS !. .SAIE.-PuRsuArT

ASTESiS SABE.-PURsUAEF
itk to the conma-d # deorslal order of sale Is
sIe1 from rt COuIt Of Common Pleas of CuyRhOga
county Uh'n, At ths suit Of Lewis Mreiler aEainst
GeOrga " -Jzmiaoa aud otherss to m directed,
sua expose to ssie, 81 T5s auctoni af the door Of
tbs Court House. Ia toe City OF ClsFelHnf, in ssid
court the Ith dsg 4 February, 1852, ct two o.
cleck p b., the following O. s5grtOea prenisea 70
wi: 6iru s in the township Of kaat Olevtiandi be-
$50 fn the c0uat Of Cuyahcgs IN TIE Con n-etcut
western BsserVe in tn StateCf Jhio, and i8 known
ss 50 bdigision lot numbsr four (A Of J. o BoWlss
Plat OF l-nJ fn Org al lets numbefe ed (SS) tire
nuadTsd and forty siget and three huudTs1 and hf.
land and bounded rs foliOEs: nOith hy t7e Lake
shore Rarr0ad; south by tbs S. Clair ROac eAst d
sub los UIn 0sr l5} fVe5 oncs oEDed by y. g. n
dre-. sud seat by sub los number l3) three Be the
sane ore or 1-ss, but sutjectto AL legal highWays
A2Praisse ct siIUl. eso' 49, ~ ,2slal A.
b. u. Beavis, MasieF Sommr-
plf-H afftv ispfi.sTs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
MAsTRRiS SsALF-PURsUANT

MH ACI 9h y BAuE-I Uh6 UAHT
lVn 70 fas command o. q dscFutal iorder Of sails
ifom TIE Court cf Common Pleaalof CuTAhogsicoun-
u, at "a spit OF John Sherman. aga net John
sprasus ;and ether5 e ne directed thall expose
House, in tho City If Cleveland the tWenty first
day Of Fen gAFg, ts39 81 three O'Clock p NJ, the
foiluUit dsscriAe pP uaiseF, situate IN the town.
81 p OF Msyheld, In the couety Of CuTahga, and
Stats Of Ohio aHd knOWn - lot no. GieoBs IN frset
No. three and bounded % 20 loVBi East, Wtst, norih
and south by lot lines, aid cOntaning one hHndred
and forty giE and cno thiTd acres Of land,~be the
Esms moro or less, but subject to al legal Highways
and ezeeptiue thert from thirteen acres in tbs hOrth
west 90 ler fhfFsof, Sos on 70 John Sprague for
homestead. 0guhded as fOlloEa; commalei1g a.
point In tEe west na Of said lot lae chains z5links
bortherlF from tue snrtaWglt corner e asid lot I;
tbaDos runntg moth on said west line six chains
p Inks 20 thu DohWest corner Of said lot; themes
the noFt line tes ~ ehans 90 linksi thence
south ps,glsl with the west nne six chains 3 linksi
thence west twenty chains 50 inka 70 the piece OF
begiaing. Appraised as $500.
HENRY g. ABBEY,
L. PreutlaR. Master CsOmm'r.
nit'Es Atty. ianae375
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IEgLI N0TICESTNq

mi DRTAAChi3 lSA L e. q LlIE Fol-
,1LA lE0HIhq Described p rsehai- PFt B-Fty WI
iS is ~ os = a. asesaSa ,, e sgs,asy se ~ ~ q
iReh Baits. tlFO Sew Tab.ss a5d circular Saws,
one Waning hsehins aud BeltinF sttsc ~. Sale
corasf Of finysrd street and ths Dansl. Fcr par
sleulsrs inquire OF jas. atimer, No 81 Genre st.
a q GE9: DGE DIN. :
T-oEGAL NOTICE-TnEO EODORE
IL r. ScOwden, Eoss- -t9 geoB den aud eshiel Ged3
bah GGmlnistrstUrs ~ Chs rstats Of Th0ma.
tfke botics that on tn, p DAY q January. f562,
hphhrd Ulcugh hlef 30 Ye5ittJn sainst N m and
othof8 la tins cOurt . annsp a Rlnls 10r Cuyaho-
"a eu1rty, ohio settling iDrth-thsL tuoTe ie due
bin the Enid Cleugh1 upon tWo prQmissory not q
saysb y bs Sr f q W t5ur ySar- ION NJ eSfS
20 order Of The0Goro D. M.lsi with Interest," 81
PER e5at per angum, Eaya2ie annually, eaen oi sea
man b have been made-the Bum 81 Ssf6,o9, Wfth IN
ierogt on sa519, az per cent. pee ann1m RON
Nay %, 1851, payable annually, and n $500 az
per cent. per an.um from Nay 26, Is59, payable an
n . 10, that SAID Theodore T. ecowd and BOsetta,
his wie executed and eliFered 10 9aid Theodore q:
milf, 8 M Etgages deed Of the GLOWING describec
Premises to Wit Situate IN the township Of East
cleveland, D ing number seven, N the tWtlitn
rango Of toWnship5- In toe Come q ut Western
Reserve In the ht-ls Of Ohio snd which L also in
the county Of Guy aheea sHd - SHOWN By Icing the
south hell Of the following described tTaet o. lot
Of land, to wit The northwest quarter Of sub diT-
sion lot number thres hundred and ninety -four
(s9D anda Part Of one thousand acre tract nun.
bar fourteen Q4). bounded e. fonOwB. North b
the line Of sad l0t east By land Of Watson Watkins
sou b bg land Of y. Cozard, vest b. Land Of Hum.
pbrY Nichols containing tNsnty hYs ~ acr7s; the
land hereby deel ed containing twelve and one-hal
(l2) acres, and being, Is eioresad the south hall
sf the tWeuty-fiYe acres above described, and
Veysd by Milton UOs to JuIiAs tti ypchWay, On the
9th Of hep embsr, A. ps, lS52 but ect TO all legal
O said Two notes described above, other notes and
= bond cesCribEd ID said nlcrtgagai according %
the tenor asd ed ct torsof and as ing the default
Of such Payment and that said Rosetta ScoWden has
RELEASED her right OF dOWery in said premises and
Esking re court 90 aBd- The amount due above
set forth and f1r ah Crd T that unleaa the omogns
so fOuEd du- be paid 70 the plaintiff IN aO0abe
me 70 be liked b. the COurt said premises Do sold
tOBatisfy said debt and costs Oi this suit
faid daiondGuts "a m ansWer the petition In this
csss on or hl0r thf ffstdaY Of n arch ls62 iudg-
ment will bs taken az ler ths pray 81 said peI-
tlou, by delault. -i JOSEPH 8 GRANHLs. OIL.
Jsa3:s74 Atty Tor Plaintiff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
SALE-PUBs UA M

MI hDIEh'6 bAIE, p us UAEI
I'VE 20 the command 9 cocre.of order uf sale
issued from The Court o. Common Pioas Of CuIahO-
GO oOuniy, Ohio, Ht the suit cf B-niel btrOefel
agRinst Beinrioh Bhehr and ohe-s. e. me- direc ed,
snail expose for sale ct putlic euctionet he door
Of TIE COuit House. the City Of eEelsnd, in sac
county on the ilth day Of February, lS5 e tao o.
clock P. NJ, the following described premises 20
wit: Situate n the Olty OF Cleveland, IN toe cOanty
Of Cuyahogs, and state OF hiO, snd kh0wn ~ art
lowe: beginning st the Intersection Of the east line
Of Cheshire street With the HcrtEe ly line OF cad
.treel; thence r;h 50 west El ng the easterl7 ne
Of cheshire etIeet f frty-IEo feet three End hzll
inehes 70 land Ia TO Mary N him6all; thence
north SO east ct right ies with cheshire street
one hundred sixteen ieet nTs inches 70 cGrEer OF
Id Kimba rs land; thence south 50 west siEt
en fest tpe north lnB OF ;isrden street; THENCE
hundred nineteen fet to the place OF bsginning
Appraised at s 100. GEO NJMAH,
B, 4 BeaVi3, Master Comm r.
.- Plaintiffs Atty. jaDli:374
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4 lFASTERlS SALE.-PURsUANlTT

lF ii 10 the command Of . idecretal order Of sale
from tho Csart Of Common Pleas Of CuyahogB
CouHty, ct the salt of r. n HOrthingtOn against
Sergeant Currisr and others to me directed, shall
exposs for sale at public HuctiOns atJhe dooI 0i the
CibuEs House. IN The City OF Cleveland, on the
folOwiT described premises: Situated in the town.
ship Of East Cleveland, in the Stale Of OHIO, and
which is also in the County Of tuyahoga, and is
known by being Tart OF lot No ~, in said tOWnship
(formery in Euelid,) and bounded ~ folloWsi Com
mencing ut stone in the center Of The Plank Road
leadiag ON ClGFela and TO WiiOughby, which bears
north $50 east, 50 links from ths n. T. corner Of the
The southeasIerly corner OF IA formerly owned 0T
RsdneY Strong IN said lot No A.; thence south SO
vest, chains and 70 links 10 sake; thence north
4516o west, 10 chains to stake standing 10 ltnka
easJsIly frcm q large hickory t-ees themes north
37o east two chains and fltv links to Ht9ke thence
south 45zo east along Jsmes CurIiers outhWestefy
line, Is chains TO he place Of beR TuiDs ontaning
yeyed By Dts r. Currisr Sergeant CuTrisr By deed
recorded in Vol 4, paes 10, Cuyehoga County Ree-
Ozds bs the more or less, hut subject 20 all
leFfI hfghWugs- Appraised 81 1896,
Also, pursuant TO the command Of the above order
Of sale, a. the suit Of the same, 70 me drecteci
shall extoz- for sale at public auctiou at tho Flour
log hiiiiof s. Curriar and ron, IN Cnllamer, CFJn
clock, P. NJ, the following personal properts:
tiHe BoiIsr, Ose EngiRe and All the machiners and
fixtures connected thereWith5 two runs OF atoLeG
with bolts. elevators and gearing, macti inerY and
fixtures connected Herewith ono I'm ut-hli1 with
all tbs fixtures cOnuscted Herewith, being al the
macbioeTy and TX ures in the Mil Of Currier a
son in Cganneri a,soI one lroa SAFE and one sss o.
Mill Trucks. --- LEWIS ". EOkDs
Master Commissioner.
l., Pn-,TTga PiifT's Attty ianIs. .Is62 SIS
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NTAsTFR COMMIssIONER's
sALR-PURsUANT

lvl to the command Of plurisS eecrstsl order
o sale rom he Court Of Common Fl8ag OF CuYeho-
"a county Ohio a. tpe suit Of EEfa Monlux against
Levi Thomas, EllEabsth Thomas. kleeta Fehneli,
Board OF Educa, n of Esst Cleveland Township and
8 II Kirby, to me directed, shall 81 pOes for ls,
at pul lie asctio, gt the door uf rbs court HoT So
ia the City Of CisvelRDd On fhe I'd day OF February
1852, at two o'clock p NJ, of said 3y. tie following
lot or raresl land situate IN 10 ard s hegnnlnR
g. point on the plank read atthe corner % hat
porti-n Of said orlginA premises st on % hlscte
Sohnell; thence s tlo j chains, thence ~ v
% inks; thenes $50 3 chains ard 4 links 70
~ { line of Ohtttendsn Lewis land tnf nee , ,
chains and links; theDcs 5n54o " e1ains ans
% linku; thenc8 n 5e3le " chains % the Plank
a.; thence y S9549 a chains md 81 nuks e me
d are Of teQinnin7 contlfnfng 25-l0o acres o. land
3 loo aCre5 OF sid land being IN lOs 20 8 and
ssT 100 acres in los No. 8. AgPr1i,s,s9t y 49,
"iiiAlas N GpleiStja5, AttlFu. ian22sTB
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TOHN sWERNY is HRREBY

I r VLLLN . " n Nv ID II Nlb I'D
e notified that on the sth day Of January, 1853
mariAh sWseny nlsd Dsftti0n in the Court of ON
mon Pleas Of Guy. hega cOu1ty, Ohio, tor diyo4
from him, ard that sad ptt4tiOn allgdEJs IS the
ground for 6iTorcey tnat said John sweeney is
now imprisoned IN the Penitenhary for the cr,Ela
Jf burglary, which be Vas eonyictsd ct The 81
~ If Z, IN, 1851 Of the OytrE Cf CommOn fiesB Of
sid county and that said cause Will be heard ct the
nrEf term OF sad Court. u. PkEhfISS,
jen9.sf6 1888 AttGTneT. =
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LEGAL V0TTCES.. So .=7.1


RA hSTEK'S' sALF.@PURsU8Nr
from Che 9ogrt ef eemmen PiSasol CuyPhoga ooun;
u a. the suit of sOion Psehtiss and Uhsuaoeg
PFoutiag % lnstC z homn9 Love s3doothfrs. 70 re
dirtetfd shall expose Tor sale at public dul EE
TIE door Oftae oo6rt Hoase liz rie tity II tleTO-
,SsS saS & = hs 'fPs es q t9sEsi5{s lss4 e tF9
land sitqAie a. iihsg foWnship 81 East CitEPiaHg,
cQnnB % Duyshoga. and state Of OH Z, % islt sf
Eafpol No one -7Part OF lOts No, thrCG huIdred
end sixty nipe, bouadEd as folio 70: Eeguni z "
the south west corEer Of Land pnTohs SD % 6esrEa
Mgriin by aeed eco dsd in bcok 6s P4ge W, 9f
along The ~ line5, toy the cent7e II the 50 Ltir
road thence eesteiy Along tHo centre o. said rosI
ihr enough % thst line pa elel Win ssia hTsE
line aud extending % tho south rlY Hoe "a land 30
eer-a OF land thence southetly parallel with the
hrzt line 70 SAID H0ushsfly hnei thehc0 va1tarig
along said sonthe y line to The place Of beginning
fafosl No. dyo.rPart Of lot no. thygs hupdysd
Ruu six nine boundedas follows. BeRinnihR ag
north east corner Of Masy loves land AZ atone IN
the osntre Of the road, thonce west on Mari Lows
hOfth line tWsnty six chains and forty links ~ The
Weat line Of lOt; thence south on wott HEe u lot
three chains and seventy -nino links . q EtO1es
thenoe east parallel With north lin4. twenty SIX
chains and forty links the east limo oi lot theme
nO tn ths east line three chains AID seventy nine
links to place Of bsginning, containing ten acres o
land Also another piece Of land, being part Of sad
lot three hundred and sixty mine, and bounde1 as
follows. the 6ast and west BY the lot lin e. on
abOFe described, and southerly By nns pnlsllsl
With said last named line, ana lar enough scutherly
thprefrom 20 include acres o. land, pe the same
more or less hut sutject 20 alk legal hlehEayB.-
Appraised st $500. EAR1 q. ABBEY
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