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TloRrABLH MILLS FOR THE ARMY.

Ct6ee Of Depot Censn1iss1ry aS Ssbsissesee,t
WdshsHsfos, ID. C., Nov. =, 1861. (
Inyeaters aDd manufacturers are invited tin The
nth Dece mbsr, 1867 to present models and pies
Of Portable Mills for sripdins wheat and corn for
The Following are the essential conditions the
mills must combine to receive consideration when
presented ny plan, specification, model and sam Dle
lst Not to weigh over twenty Ave pounds.
ID The grinding surfaces to be q bVsy HeaS
Srcoyed chilled iron steel and the general CON
struction Of the mill TO be analogous TO that Of Q
ID Koch mill 70 be capable Of grinding % pounds
OF fne -four meal Per hour, and 70 be capable Of
being worked By one man.
4th Each milf to be constructed IL necessary,
that IL can be separated into two parts Of equal
weight so a. 20 be carried by two men should the
len 9Th OF march, lack Of tran sportation,
Of the men, other cause render Its carriage toe
lAbofious for one man
9Th zach mill to be capable Of being attached -
awason tonGaA branch Of tree, or stack OIL nusketg
Inventors win submit PLANS speciacaNona, Or mod
Ella of their mills sample OF the mill itself Ia The
pTesence Of o beard OF oRosrs. They viii 10 re-
ouired TO present indisputAbls evidences Of their
Mills combining the Essential conditions shove
ms.sted BY saasng The mill to b worked In tAs
III mill be presented containing ell Of the aAovs
copditisns and its cost Be sufRoisnuy reasonable
In the opinion Of the DspAf tment to warrant ita
purcbsss o large number will very probably 10
Bought for the use Of the army.
Por fuPther infeTmAtion apply At No. 203 @ ct.
Washington, d. o. no $
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u CAMP STOVES.
We are nov manufacturing CAMP, GOO snA
HBAFIN4 STOVES, which No viii cell bY the
dozen or hundred IS cheap - they can be bought
In Baltimore. d. H. ii. I. GRR0ORY
. S91 Penn. avenue, near Yth gtPeek
pol7 lint. Chron 4 Rep
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A TREATISE ON TIM Law or PRONISSORY
"A NOTES AND BILLS OF RXNRANdD.IBy
1heophiirs Persona, vols. lust nu blish ed:
def RRANCK TAYLOR.
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IxpIA RUPEES 9oops.-It 10 not necessary for
and finds OF rubber and Out. peseS s %s.ufs :
tpIed sSeds that be ksen on hand he kssys the.
that hia estabi shneat is really the only I.Sia
next door 70 Ssssrs a.lpsr MiseseH dry GOOD:
warehouse. between 9th and 10Th sts. dc eft
cines 20 rsliabls sfeetual and convenient Hollo
Tss, p' And e sedy for s.
never All Only -: ss. ..
. ss. .os sSSss H .s
ssj in sn: s, or This Ca. d
c9sss Brs.sss G.lle S Club and diverted
ios: Of blood By Dr. White, Surgeon SSirdpp paa
A and e. oesrs
tons performed in fsw minutes, aud the patient
iineonvenfsnee. Ladies and gentlemen attended at
their residences when desired. - no Is
pn hADIEs, Mems, Yosths Misses, and chidrsn.
top; Mems Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
SS,.pp & CT India Rubber Store, Penn. avenue,
between Hth ana nth SIS no h-lm
RaSSer Coats Camp blenfst. as1s.S sSa.
huoOer, t1sA, Hail tSa hu 0ber W Warehouse,
where you can obtain them at Manufacturers
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9th aud 10th
sTeeu oc 2n
BAroHfLoR,s HAfa BE,
Tie 6ess ~ de World.
Willisu,AA. Batchslor's celebrated Hair Dye BRO.
duees celoxnot to be distinguished froua nature
warranted not to injure the Hair nthe least; rem
edies the ill effects Of bad dyes and invigorates the
Hair for life. 6vcy. Red or Rxsty HAIR instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Bold by all Drug sists, &C.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A BAToHK.
LOB, on tie four sides If each boz.
Factory, No 81 Barclay ST., Netc YORK;
m lily Late ZSS Broadway and l6 Bond It, g
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUrR, tia Baltimore aad
Hcrrtsbnss, 70 ths North and Wes-TWo trains leaye
Washington daily and one on Sundey-quick time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther information apply at the Office Of Great Penn
sylvanla Route northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st. Washington 0fice open from
6a. No: until p. m; on Sundays from to p. m
au H-1y E.O. NoRroN Agent
DRsIRARLB INDIA RUBBER Goeps-Mr H. A.
Hall has jest received Q lot of Odacers' Long and.
Light duh finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom
chos extra large sizes; also, lot Of blue En- glish
Tsmas very long. at $40 each; also extra long and
light lin weight Rubber Cspes with sleeves which
he s selling at manufacturers prices at his India
Rnbber Warehouse, 81 Pennsylvs nis avenue be.
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. Oc ~ IF
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~ LEMONS, ALMONDS, WAiNUTS,
IIhBERTs and PALM htTs, CRANBERRIEs,
S'' asi SSSsss sF}Ss 'nf rtAS9HISs *
BROWN, YELLOW AND WHITE SUGARS, at
ssS ueEHsb M.set bs ssr. 6bas Pickles.
Corn: Ss'' Meal and ssi"s'fa Ds,.v
FINE OLD BRANDIEs, WHISTLES. PORT
tied and on draush'. At ' L. 4. DEILW9a sN'
os sEA sSSb PINE % As Brs sEssSSsD
n FVsE and
de4-2w At L A. DELLwIG's, Navy F~rd.
w PROVISION STORE,
No. 119 Pa. az bette. 1914 AID 20aa sts.
The undersigned takes his method OF returning
his thanks to the citizens of the District for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
the past year and to them that pains will
be sPsred to keep up the reputation of his esta6-
have and viii keep constantly on hand. from
sxsR ak KS .D EsAI e.
BurTER okaSGE ConNrY BIZ St TIER, FRHIrs
Private faaiiies or offcers' mssses viii End tn.
best assortment of marketing ever offered in this
no 25im THOs R. WILSON
LADIES DRESS PURs!
JUST Arrived another large and 6na assortment
of FURS, in sets and separate from IS up to esq,
all of our own manufacture, and Is the stock WAS
s.: sssss Dry s9oRs 9sZ by
noS Between Tth and sth sts
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DxAvsEss, Impaired Sight, Noises In She Head
aides are most successfully treated ey Or Won
Me- err, at ested by many OF the beat cti-
1eps of W asEiD gton. Once 2SI Penn svenne
opposite Wi!iaTds'. SssZ-
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FUNERAL OF GEN. CHURCHILL.-Thsf funeral
OF the late Brig. Gen. Sylvester Churchill took
place from his late residence on New York av-
enue, between Ninth and Tenth streets yeetsr
day afternoon. and was largely attended by hi !
numerous friends, military and civil The ser
vices at the house Were very impressive, and
were conducted by Rev. VIM. Hamilton; after
which, the cortege proceeded 10 Oak Hill, pre-
cetded by the following escort:-Section of the
18Th New York battery, Lieut.. Mcmahon; de-
tacnment 10Th pennsylvania cavalry, and 18th
Maine regiment, Col. Fessenden, with band
Inc following were the pail bearers :-(fens
Heintzleman, Meigs and Barnard; Capt Gillis,
u - N; Prof Henry, Of the Smithsonian, and
Hon; a w Randall, First Assistant Postmas-
ter General.
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PoLIcE.-Fiffh Ward-B. Murray, NJ Leatry
J. LotrObston, w Burk, ]. McMahon, and G.
Anderson, disorderly; dismissed. G. johnson,
m. Moieny, and James Conlin, do; fined Sl.9i
George Acker and Paddy Miles, drunk; dis
missed. Jenny Fitzgerald, do; fined s19i. T.
Martin, do; turned over TO military. John
Smith, II. Ferguson, and John Thomas, drunk
and disorderly; do. Cornelius Riley, do; dis
missed. Eliza Burk, do; 81 cents costs. James
Dane, do; fined sl9i Geo. Davis, fighting in
street; fined s29i. John Robertson, do; fined
sl@. W. Wiley, larceny; Jail for court. u.
Devlin, do; turned over to military. Francis
Robinson, do; dismissed. John Barry, do:
further hearing. Catharine Gould and f. Beas.
ley, do; dismissed. John O'Keese, deserter;
turned over to the military. Logan Lewis,
suspicion; dismissed.
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BALL TOMORROW NIGHT.-The Lafayette
Clsb announce a grand ball at Temperance
Hall, Tomorrow evening. This will be tho M
tenth entertainment of this club; and their sue
cess In the past and the pleasure which all
have enjoyed. give ample assurance that moth
ing will be left uRdone for the enjoyment of all
who may avail themselves OF this opportu nifty
TO strip IL on the light fantastic toe"
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SIZZLING BOSUs PAssHa.-A young man " no
gave his name X. Is. Forbes, was arrested
one day last week and committed TO the Old
Capitol prison for an attempt TO swindle \
farmer fIom Vermont out OF So by offering TO
sell him pass. The pas expired on the I'd
met, but FORBES waS about 10 till II mp 70 make
IL read the 22d, when arrested. The farmer
desired 10. visit his sons who Were IN - YER
mont ref ims nt across the Potomac.
CoAL.-TWO canal boats, laden with coal
arrived a. georgetown yesterday. An ice boat
4 now oFcuing the canal 10 make way for q
nnmbfr " Inch blocked up by the ice q
ehort distance above.
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AT YHn IspIA RrBBsR SfnRs OF All q, Olapp
Co, Penn avenue, between 10Th and ilih streets ,
the on Ger AID soldier may 6nd great variety of
Pillows, Beds, Boots, Cups, Pipes, and the thou
ssEd and ono useful articles in the Rubber line.
lined " OFF md Lap Rob. Wool Blankets, all col
ore Cork Beds. Hcrte Blankets, ana every hing to
Here. toe, may be found q large assortment o
Shirts Cpdershirts, Drawers, Stockings, Buckskin
Gloves and Gauntletts, NAlices Leather Bsxs aud
mail Trunk made to stAld rough usuge in bssnse
NaSonp Camp Stools, Cots and Arm Ohsirs. All Of
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FIRE-This morning, at an early honr, the
office Of Justice Murphy, on louisiana a avenue,
east OF the Bank Of w ashington. was discovered
to ee on fire inside. The doore were broken
open and the IRE exunguished before 1t had
spread TO the sdjoining property, but with con.
siderable damage TO the Justices papers and
furniture. The fire, II is supposed, originated
by accident.
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MONEY ADVANCED RI A PRIvATE.-A pay
master leaves the city to-day TO pay OFF the
Connecticut regiment in which Elias Howe Is
private. Mr.. Howe recently advance $35, 100
70 the members Of HE regiment. His yearly in
come IL said 10 be 500, 900 He Is the mail car
rier for HE regiment, and visits Washington
regularly in that capacity.
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"DoN'T FORGET The first lesson of the
course, on the beautiful eclectic system tor aid
ing the memory, etc. will be given by Professor
Armes, 10 a class OF ladies and gentlemen, al
Rev. Mr. Buffers lecture room, corner of EIey.
enth and II streets, at ~ O'Clock. Price OF
tickets TO suit many or few.
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MILITARY OPyIcsas will ind the Mattress Co,
very desirable, a. il can be folded up into q very
small space, Attn into . bag It is stI ona
and durable, and can be converted into chair OF
lounge 81 will, and ID SO arranged that il may bs
stuffed with hay or straw. It 10 made botk car.
pet and Canvas For sale at the India Rubber store
Of Alien, Clapp Co., Penn. avenue, between 10Th
sEd 18th sts. de l0-In
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WANrKD-Dysry person TO know that r Am In
w the market, ready 70 pAy cash Tor All Articles
In the hoasefuxnishins line. fhess leaving the
city or having Q Surplus, WIN DO wsu TO call. B.
BCCH1Y, AS Seventh street, between g. and II,
feast aide ) Dsaasf In New a.A Second hand furni-
ture. no lS-6
WANfIpLlyery one = 20 ~ saee 70 the Dol
w LAR STORE, ass Penn. avenue. nrar ~ st,
and see for themselves the beautiful stock OF
Jewelry and eilver-rlated ware, there selling for
enly one dollar. no u-lm'
ECRNIsHED HOUSE wAHrID.-Waatsd -
It rent, for from enc TO three years Q Furnished
Dwelling for . private family. Lecs&on in the
IS. W "a Into D. ff'a A''f s. ss1
w TUKNiTUBl, srovs s.d 6SDDfNd, ior
Which We are paying the highest cash prices. Fem
WeA declining Housekeeping, or having sur plus
offurniture WIN and It g t5siL advsnta&s 70 give
teIi-a No see Seventh g.. between ! and L
NOTIC1.-Thoss In want Of lmpioyment Of any
! y kind would better call on the new Iuteiliscree
Ones, No. Sl1 Ninth st., where the best OF pay
win BE given to asst-elass ser,snts have always
Chembernsids, Waters and sesm:tressss; ALSO
for Young Men to wait on tables in private families
or hotels. Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want
Of good help will 6nd IL 70 their advantage TO call
N. B~Aouses xAnted. The best of tenants can
BE- obtained without charge By applying As above.
no4-H n. II. MILLER.
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TO ACTUAL sETTLERsl

From the unprecedented advantages the Com
pany offers, It Is not surprising that L should
have already disposed Of 1 S0o, 900 asias ofland-
It is nov selling at the rate Of 5,1oG a-res per
week The population along the hdshas trehled
IN ten years, and Is now sl4e The Company
sch to actual cultiVators and every contract con-
- = -
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Cen 1EsGsIi. Sc dlsE asa s sssiFSs.s si fs r ssautOn-

n
The Other Side Of the Story.
The Boston Evening Transcript, in an
able and thorough leader, defends secre-
tary Stanton against much Of the ignOr-
ant and unfounded abuse to which he has
been subjected by journals that profess to
support the Administration. The follow
ing paragraphs from its well-weighed
article are deserving Of special attention
10 agreement was ever made by the
President OF the War Department with
Gen. Mcclellan to send to the Peninsula
the whole Of McDowelHs corps For rea-
sons no doubt sufficient to his mind, with
reference to his position on the Peninsula
he desired the whole, which would not have
left National soldier between the forts
across the Potomac and Richmond by way
ef Fredericksburg. A large part of Ne
DoWell's command was, however, sent to
him, which was so much in excess Of the
agreement, and when the correspondence
Of the War Department on that subject sees
light it will be seen that the President
himself interfered to prevent the $4,000
men left to Gen. Mcdowell from being
further sent in excess of the original agree
ULElls 2AE A4A NAAI 4 4 l-lA-l%AAa p HAa@AI ~
sisting that both for the safety Of Wash
ineton, and that Gen. Mcclellan might be
aided By a flank movement under General
Mcdowell, these %, 600 men should make
part Of a sufficient force, all Of Gen. Nc
Dowell's army would have gone to the Pen
insula.
And vet Mr.. Stanton has been charged
with diverting troops from Gen. Mcclellan,
in violation Of original agreement, and
agith kaDiaq prevented this gerry flank HoUe-
Glenf upon Richmond which was long de-
layed, because more men had been sent to
Gen. Mcclellan than he was entitled to by
agreement The simple truth is, that the
reduction Of Gen. MeDowelTs command BY
sending so large g part Of it to Gen. Nc
Clelian, beyond agreement, if not in full
compliance with his wishes, caused the
very derangement Of original plsns which
has been wiekedly charged upon Mr.. Stan
ton. Uutil Gen. McDoWells force was in
creased, and the disposition Of troops
changed, these facts could not be publicly
stated.
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PLUMBING.

D P. BOWEN LICNCED PLUMBER
Ds No l02 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
uiactors and Dealers in Bath Tubs, Water Closets
Wash Basins, Pumps, Hydrantsl Brass and Plated
Pipe Copper Boilers, and Plumbers Materials Of all
10 CITY and Country orders for Work promptly
attended &C. Repairing solicited, and neatly exc
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M ASTER'S SSALE.-PURsUANTTO 10
IA the command Of pluries decretal order Of sale
rom the GOuEt OF
Y, Ohio, at the suit Of Ezra Monlux against Levi
Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas Electa Schnsll. Board Of
Education Of East Cleveland Township aud s H. Kir-
by, TO me directed shall expose for sale, at public
auction at the door of the Court House. in the CITY
Of Cleveland, on the lst day Ofu 1852 at two o clock
r NJ Of said day. the following lot or parcel Of land
sllu9te IN iots ana . beginning at point on the
original premises set OF to Eecta Schnell; thence
501lo chains and 76 links to west line Of Chit6en
den Lewis landi thence chains and links thence
n 50M9 w chains and 81 links; thence 50lze ~ 6
chains to the Plank Road; thence n 99}4o chains
and 81 links to the place Of beginning, cogta ming
2-lOO acres OF land, lO0 Ocrces Of said lapd in lot
No 4, and g7-l00 acres in lot No s. Ap5,raised AZ
$500. 7- n WAGE
Williamson Riddle Master Comm.
Pit'ffs Att'vs. may8l3Q4
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CUITTEATIoN oF cdrror.

TIC espsrfDJenfs fB C0tf0H culture are Of
0er3r great pT0znfse. C0umelicin0 in latitude
80 deg. 80 H1tn. (ses 1frffoon on The Bn1nch,
and AsslizlptfO1i on tas Na5fs LSls), fhs-c0nl-
tae perfection Of tbs f6rs. 4 settler hdgilG
a fazltty Of young ehi1dnsa, can turn Their
goffttfll5 labor TO q most pro- 1lt1bls dccouBtiB
ne groaetb and perfection Of thts plant.
4As eSgoTOu8 eDePfiO18 AOl0 making 20 oo-
tain q supply gf relfa1ts seed silftea g ne
feQl'irenlsBts o ne SOL Of IIiHois, dciI, e q
Hoped, speedily giUs a snJfcis8f a1i0UBt 70
plant q great 5rsGdfh of land.
MINING AND BIANUFACTUREsT
The great resources Of the State, In Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potier's Clay, Linestons, Sandstone,
&c-, &C., are almost untouched; hey gEatt the
arrival % enterprising and enerTetic nen accus-
toned to convert then into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Railroads intersect the whole STATE. s115,-
O0Q, 900 have been invested IN completing the
great network that links every part Of the State
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the dlTeetest th0roughfares Of com
merce.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Traverses the whole length Of the state, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio. As it5 name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, AID on ei-
theF SIDE Of the road along its whole length no
the lGnds offered for sale.
To ACTUAL 6ETTLERsl
From the unprecedented advantages THO Com
pany offers, It Is not surprising that L should
have already disposed Of L 800 900 aslGz dfiaud-
Il Is nov selling az the rate of 9, ,00G a-res per
week Thepopulation along the lde has trehled
IN ten years, and Is now sl4,s9t- The Company
sen to actual cultVators, and every contract con-
talns an agreement 20 cultivate. 5
CITES, towns, MARKETS, BFP6TS
II There are Ninety-Eight Depots On tie Compa-
nyis Railroad, giving about one sreEy seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
ct convenient distances througaout the whole
route, where every desirable commodity nag Be
found e. readily as In the Oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are 70 be net Tor all
kinds Of farm produce.
EDUCATION
NTecuan.cs and working men Eiu ind The free--
school system encouraged By the State, and en-
dowed with a Iarge revenue for the support Of the
schools Children can live II sight Of he school,
the college, the church, and grow up With the
prosperity Of thu leading State n. lhe dreatHe
tern Empire --.---sr
country can doubt that l. equals the most fsfor-
ed descriptions thai have ever been given of Il;
but let any careful observer visit h, and he VIII
inform You that the half has not been told Of the
advantages It offers for immediate occupation
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
70 Illinois in great numbers; and Il Is believed
that II these surprising advantages we're made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, mama eturers
andWorking population Of oTer-eroEded Europe,
they would promptly avail themselves Of The
knowledge.
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FLOUR &FEED.

CT. CLAIR MILLS FLOUR AND
II FEED STORE.-The Proprietors Of the ST. Clair
Mills have associated with them Mr.. s; II. MILLS
lately of shelby, Ohio, who is lrst-class PRACTICAL
Miller; and also have lately made considerable in
proYements in their machinery, and prepared 20
fnrnish as good Flour as any MIL IN the city.
They are also prepared to do general Custom Work
on short notice. Those having Wheat or any other
Kind Of Grain ground, will do well to give them call
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited
N. B.-A choice article of RYE FLOUR constantly
on hand. [apr30s3gsl J. DUTTON 3 60.
TAMILY FhOUR.-A. NJ. PERRY
4 Co. are making, at their new Mills, brand Of
Family Flour that connOt Be beat. mara
HURON MILLS xxx PASTRY
FLOUR-Families using Il say they want no
better For safe BY A. NJ. PERRY & CO.
aprli ilR and us Suneri0r-St.
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E1-The above are all from persons who are public
ly known where they reside and who would not make
they were true.
PREPARED By J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Sold BY G. W. CLARK, and by Druggists and Deal
ers everywhere dec5. II ia wtt1FeoVv
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PAINE & WADE,
plHls AttiN
SALE.--PURsUANT

MASTERS SALE.--PURsUANF
lYl to the command of decretaI order of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, al
the suit Of John sherman against John SpTagus and
others, to directed shall expose for sale AZ puh
Lie auction, at the dOorOf the Court House, in theef
Of Cleveland on the twenty fourth day Of june 1867
az o oclock P NJ, the followng described premisss
Cuyahoga, and State of Ohio, and known By lot No
ntteen, IN tract No. three, and bounded as follows
ing one hundred and fortysx and one-third ceres OF
land, be the same more or less but subject to an leza
the northwest corner thereof set of to John Sprague
for homestead, bounded as follows: cOmmencfnF Al
point in the west line of said lot chains 25 links
northery from the southwest corner Ofseid thence
running north on said west line six chains Is links
10 the northwest corner Of said Ot thence east on the
north line twenty chains 50 links; thence south par
allel with the west line six chains 25 links; thence
west twenty chains 50 links to the place Of BEGINNING
Appraised at 1000. HENRY G.. ABBEY,
II. PaENTIssi Master Commissioner.
PITTS Atty mV2i.393