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THEATRE.--1f there is any one period
Of time during the twelve months Of the
year that our people need amusement
more than another, it is certainly during
the heated term Of the August month,
when ''our folks" require some pleasant
excitement, 10 keep them from falling in
TO the melancholy Of ennui, consequent
upon hot weather and nothing to do, our
managers seem to feel this feeling feel
ingly, and look good-natured fellows, as
they are. They provide for us nightly
an antidote for the blues. Not content
with the feast Of reason and flow of
soul, their capital company always pro-
vided for us, they have this week made
an addition TO the company, which, we
are happy 70 say, has proved most accept
able. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. ALLEN, Mrs
MAYIWo, and Mr.. PARTELLo, are excel
lent artistes, and we predict will become
great favorites with our citizens. To-
night is offered a bill of unusual attrac-
ton. For The first time in many months
we are TO have our fAvoritc old comedy
Of Sweethearts and Wives" With
HATTIE BEREAhD Mrs. ALLEN, Miss
MAYLMG, "CLAUDE HAMILTON, ALLEN,
EVERETT, PIERCE, and, indeed, the whole
company in the cast, this should Of itself
be an attraction sufficient to fill the
house but the bill of fare is still further
enriched with song by the inimitable
DUFFImD and dance by the lovely
CONSTANTINE. The dessert will be the
laughable farce entitled the Limerick
Bow
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Since the celebration of the Fourth,
there has been quite an outpouring Of
patriotism among our loyal citizens, in
the shape Of toasts but how few there
are among toasters or toasted who can
boast so delicate compliment as that
recently paid the ladies by their most
ardent admirer, Mr.. A. WARD, We find
the following in an exchange, which must
cause the ladies to feel highly fattered 7:
Artemus Ward being present at a cele-
bration and exhibition was called upon
for a speech, when he replied in "a toast
to the phair sex Ladies, ses l. turnin
TO the beautiful iemails whose presents
was perphumin in the fare grown, hope
you're enjOyin yourselves on this Occa-
shun, and that leminaid and Use VOTER
ov which you air driukin may not go agin
you. May you alters be as fair as the
son, as bright as the moon, aud as butiful
as army with Union nags-also plenty Of
good close to ware.
Tu yure scX---commonly kawled the
phair seN-we are indicted for our born
in, as well as many luther blessins in
these 10 crowns Of sorro, Sum poor sper-
roted fools blaim yure sex for the diff
kulty in the garden; but know men are
desetful set and when the appels had
bekum plum ripe / have no dowt but
Adam would have rugged a cyder press,
and like as not went onto big bust and
been driv ort anawa, lure LIST muther
was a lady and all her dawters is ditto,
and non but a leGn kuss will say a word
agin va Hopin that no waive Of trub-
bic may ever akr0ss yure peaceful brests,
| konklude these remarks with the fol-
lowing sentyment;
Woman.-She is a good egg
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Mr.. JOHN CRAIG was again before the
Recorder yesterday morning, charged
with disordCly conduct From the evil
dence of an elderly lady, it appeared
that he rode up to her door, and demand
ed an unconditional surrender, at the
same time raising hisgun The old lady
was terribly frightened, and could not
understand what he meant He soon
after went TO the house of another lady,
and made the same demand of her, threat
ening TO bring 300 men unless she COM
piled. The defence set up was, that he
was on his way to the Provost Marshal's
to give up his gun, and that he thought
he would have a joke at the old lady's
expense. The Recorder commended him
for giving up the gun, thinking Mr.. c.
altogether too trilling to be trusted with
the care of deadly weapon, and fined
him $50 and costs. A State warrant has
also beenissued against him, and he was
required 70 give bonds to keep the peace.
Both the witnesses are respectable fe-
males. w. GDBRrEE, Esq, for defence
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ImPoRrANT 40 surLEns.

MATTHEws' Machines for making pure
sparkling SoDA WATgR for bottling or
retailing from the counter, are the most
simple, make the best article, and cost
less than any other. Plain printed in
structions for making the Soda Water and
delicious Syrups, go with the Machines.
Send for illustrated catalogues; it con-
tains much that every Sutler should
know. Address JoHN MATTHEWS, maker
Of SoDA WArER APPARATUS, Nos. 437 and
439, First Avenue, New York
Augl-5teod
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The London Times on the Battles
before Richmond!
Report Of Marshall advancing upon
North Eastern Kentucky
BuolrS forces marching to Pikoville
Bragg reported in force within
Eight miles of Memphis
Rebels Concentrating at GordOns-
vile, Virginia!
Defeat of JEFF. ThompsOn's Forces /!


LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6,-The London Times
says that McClellan's defeat as-changed
everything beyond debate, and Northern
ers are now convinced that the South
cannot be subjugated.
Chattanooga reports say that Mar
shall is advancing on Northeastern Ken
lucky.
Buel's forces are marching towards
Pikeville.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 1.-The Confederates
are reported in force eight miles distant,
under Bragg,
The rebels are concentrating at Cor
louisville, Virginia, intending TO attack
Pope.
New YORK, August G.--Gold 14}l.
Slight reconnaissance of army of the
Potomac successful.
The Memphis Bulletin of the ord says
JEFF. Thompson's forces driven back, with
great loss. No particulars.
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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
COMMISSION AND PRoDUcE

49, DR. KING, formerly Of New York, 70
AI6 - the last four years Of Louisville, Ky.
49, and who has devoted bic attentiOrla
the treatment OF private diseases Tor 30 years. natof
himself having attended Va practice ior 10 mani
years, and cured so many Thousands he enabled
cure an diseases of private oature no matter how
bad they may be FROM inudiocus medical treatment,
or from neglect Of their owu. ur. Kings psponaa~u
No 20 nsadorcg street. botgeen Cherry and .nu
acond story, who're he ourss eli dacaaca Of private
nature.
G0uorhoa cured without uaaseouA mciiriues or 10.
oHefenco With business
Structures Of ola or recent date olectlaly cured
a fcw days, BY sn operation which causes u3 pain,
Where Structure exists health canuoi be enl0yedi
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief Aut undoF
snlncs the constitution 90 much
syphilis, with an she diseases NJ thr stiu. gsgWiuf
out OF neglect or bad treatment, cau be- e1aCtasy
1uFod 10 icw days
sliinal Wc1kHsa Particular aitcutllu haYiuF borT
rlvau % This Eo1lc and go tte c0nse4 lCEucs grUWuf
out Of H. brought ou IN many cases BY the destructive
habis Of inconsidsratd youths and c1oesave ludai
genoo OF tho passions neglect Of which wn underi
mine tho constitution rendering ihe suhinc unit lol
business or society, andc uug premature 90 hFa
Ecmale1 who may be laDurilg Len any didaulty o
be Womb may rc1t assured immediate relief
Paraona residing abroad BY writing and sialing than
caae With aiee enclosed, direct 10 DF A. RiuR No. =
DeadefoE street. Mash Vile fuun viii have 40 Meow
cary medicines saut 10 their adirosa Onoa houy
ON O'Clock n the aaFliut uatil 3 10 thu oVeainf.
uglo=intAgB
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GENERAL ROUSSEAU AND REBEL
CLERdYMAN.-Rev, friedrich A. Ross had
just been examined on q charge Of rea-
son, and convicted upon his own show
ing Under charge of a guard he was
about to leave the Generals tent Pot
ting ON particularly sanctimonious ex-
preston of conntenance, he took up his
hat tnrned to the General and said .
"Well, General, we must each do as we
think best and hope we will both meet
in Heaven" The General replied /:
"Your getting to Heaven, sir, will depend
altogether spoR your future conduct be-
fore we can reasonably hope 10 meet in
that region you and must become bet
ter men" The effect Of this brief rejoin-
der was irresistible.
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Bishop Horne had his dignity some
what taken down wher he took posses
sion of the Episcopal palace at Norwich,
in 1891. lie turned round upon the
steps, and exclaimed, "Bless us, bless
us! what multitude Of people" ooh !
my lord" said bystander, this is
nothing to the crowd last Friday to see a
man hanged
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Buy or sell Tennessee money, Green
backs, Gold, Silver, Kentucky, Georgia,
North and South Carolina, Virginia, Ala
bama, Louisiana and other Bank Notes,
Bills, Scrip and shinplastets, at the In
surance Office OF W. j, MARR, on College
Street, opposite the Sewanee House, there
you will obtain the best rates without the
trouble Of trying elsewhere.
Aug. 5.-G Cd I.
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LEWIS D. CAMPBELL,
Col. and Provost Marshal.

CHATTNNOodA MoNEY WANTED at the
Insurance Office OF w. j. MARI, No 25,
College Street, Opposite Sewanee House,
for which the highest price will be paid
in Greenbacks, Gold, Silver, or Tennes-
see money. Aug. 7.-lw.
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NIncteenth Illinois.
HEADQUARTERS 18TH ILLINOIS,
HuNTsvuLE Ala, July, lSG2S

HEADQUARTERS 18TH ILLNoIs, }
HuNTsvuI.E Ala, July, lSG2(
GENERAL OBnER No. 80.
All Commissioned and Non Commits
stoned Officers, Musicians and Priyates,
belonging TO the 18th Regiment Illinois
Volunteers, who are now away from their
respective companies, except those who
have a Surgeons Certificate of Disability
(Which must be subsequent to the date OF
this order, or are on regularly detached
service, will report to these Headquarters
within ten days Of the date of the pub
lishment Of this order.
Those falling 10 comply with this or
der will be treated as desertcrs, and their
names will be published as such. This
order will be carried out to the letter.
BY order Of ~
Il. HARDING,
Major Commanding
NJ. ID. Temple,
Acting AdiutanL Aug 2--lOt
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-. va 4. OF NIIIIFTTTTTTT
Mashrillr AniOn.
TnUsRDAY MORNING AUG. Z 1902

The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Uoion
Convention held in this city May IL, 1862;
HesolOed, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UNION an able exponent Of
the principles Of The Union men Of Ten.
nessee, and we earnestly recommend It
as well deserving Of the patronage Of
Union men everywhere:
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The last words Of Mr.. Van Buren, were
in response to his pastor askin 3 how he
felt in view OF his approaching dissolu-
.tion, when he answered "T here is but
one reliance, and that is upon Christ, the
free mediator for as all
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S. r. SmTH.--We were favored yes
torday evening with visit from our old
and esteemed friend, STEPHEN r.
SMITH, the popular and talented Army
Correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Seyuurtarp.
Furnished by Dyer Pearl.

Ioneesseo Bank Notes selling - Is ~ 90 n C., dis
eeorglA va banks ,.s........,....i 20 Z" As
south Carolina and Alabama.......4O 80 IS
virginia and North Oarolina.......ab % So
Ohio, Indiana and KcntuoSy....... 20,
u =, treasury Notes. ...s....... "
g. These rates are for gold
The Bank ~ West Tennessee Is an exception 10
above quotations Sales have been made Al 90 a CT
discount FOR gold
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Southern CirouS--- wonderful At
... traction.

. traction.
This talented company having arrived
in our city will give a series Of entertain
ments during the season. Signor JET
PERSON DAVIS, the celebrated performer
on the Tight Rope, will 60 through his
renowned feat of balancing by the neck,
on a single string, General Pillow in
the laughable burlesque Of dying in the
last Ditch" STERLIEG PRICE will exhibit
TO an astonished audience, hisswonderful
performance, entitled "The Evacuation
of Boonyille, or, the effects of an over
dose of Croton Oil" Floyd, the great
comedian, vii lappear in the play Of"
Stealing a march from Fort Donelson."
Several distinguished females will also
appear in a new and appropriate char
acters, and will perform on instruments
never before used in an orchestra. The
whole TO conclude with that exquisite
song written and composed by lady of
this neighborhood, called The Black
Flag, or the sweet sounding Sacramento"
accompanied on the Tom Tom by m.Maior
WELDON, an intelligent contraband"
After which the laughable farce will
be enacted entitled, q recognition Of the
Southern Conlederacy.- LeriRgioa( No.
Union
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HEADoUARTERs PRovosr GUARD,(
Nashville, Aug. 6, 1862.
General Order 10. q.


IRA CoNwELL, a physician and resident
of Nashville, prisoner, having been pa
rolled upon his honor (by ut-COl, Cas-
SILLY, then acting Provost Marshal,) to
visit the city upon business, and TO re-
turn TO the prison at 4 o'clock, p NJ, of
August 9th, and having taken his solemn
pledge: All officers and men Of the Pros
vost Guard are hereby ordered TO arrest
the said IRA CoNwEIL if he can be found,
and bring him forthwith to these Head
quarters, that he may be dealt with as a
man of broken faith and rolatea honor
deserves ...
LEWIS D. CAMPBELL,
Col, and Provost Marshal.
Aug7-8t
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no Manufacturers.

TUsr RECEIVED AND foR SALE
. Elfm~ Traseiersf
Tare and Boiler LenthoTs
leather and Gutn meitinEs
BysWN LTOn,
,.iys q hartsi u.
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~" ~ LINN =
NJ. d. Temple,
Acting AdjutanL Aug 2--lOt
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l. D.. BoCzLzy, Esq ....
WuuAH DuHYEh, Ew....
OAEtns for, Esq ...,..
janis %. GHngE, Esq ....e,.
hAncCs A. FEm, Bel ~
lulF20-IT.
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joys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

MASTERS sALE.-PURsBANT TO
lYH the command of decretal order of sale
nom the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
County, at the suit of Francis Granger against
Michael Mayer, to me directed, shall exDose
for sale, at public auction, at the door of the
Court House in Cleveland, on the 18th day of
May, at O'Clock H., the following described
premises;-Sltuate in the township of Middleburg
In said county, known and described as follows,
viz; Part Of lot number one in Section twenty
one, in said township, and bounded north BY the
center OF Rocky River, east by the east line OF
said lot, west by the east line of 25 acres known
rs the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged to
lands contracted to one r Baldick, and on the
south by said Baldick's lands, and is issupposed to
contain forty acres, to be determined by survey.
Appraised at $500.
LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Com'r,
S. j. AEDRKws, Plff's Atty.
April II, lS823ST.
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WHEAT. CON, COTTON. TOBACCO. /

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and Tegetablesis grown in great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to 6Weeks earlier than sheir
immediate vicinity. Between the Ferre Hauts,
Alton & st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of Us miles on
the Branch, and l36 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State .-
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MASTERS SALE-PURSU-

M ASTER,S s A L E;LP UkSU. j.
IlNt Art to the command oia dscretal order Of
saIo from the Court Of Common Pleas OF UuyahosR
County, ct the suit Of The olsVeland and Mahontng
Raflroad OOm9any against isaac L.. Hewitt
and Others 10 ne directed, shall eElclQ lot sails At
public auction, at the door Of the Court House. In
the City of Cleveland, on the nineteenth day Of
Hay isss atthres O'Clock P, M, the following de-
parcels OF land situate in the Ulty q OleVe-
lSnd, county Of OuYahoga, and State Of Ohio, and
known by being part Of HeWitts sn hdi vision OF the
sooalled herEtn properEY IN Haid ltE oi gieYeqno'
90 Wit
Parcel No L. Lot No nileen Of SAID E1bdi vision
Appraised At 3, 900.
artai 30. q Lot NC. sixteen Ql said Inboi7irs
Ton Auvraissd at yl6O. afal
7IPsrnai No, 3 Los No seventeen Of said 5uDdiFis.
ION Appraised at SliO0. II.
Parcel No. 4. Lot no. eiEhteon oi SAID EubdiFia-
fon. Appraised et $500.
Parcel Ne s. The W6stsrlY part Of lot No. nine
t,-1 oF 40 fiFiHion bounded northeflY south
sriv and v7iltorIg bg the To- lia1s and nasfeFy bY
the centre line q brick Wil nearly plrslsal with
HerWin street apd about i0r tY-saFen ioet distant
-1o1thsaateriY faefeirom. ApprEi9ed Gt a2.oO0.
PTFrei i7a.6r- -aagtariY pHrt Of lot No. nine
teen OF said ubdivision bounded nOrtherly, easter
" and soathorly By the lot lines and westerly by
DE oonfrs line Of brick wall nearly parallel WITH
Marvin street and abous forty-EEEen leot distant
r7lTfhe1atsrlr tharehou1. AprraiTed af tlla
II Henry g. ABBENi lLaeter Comm
RAuE1, BAOEU8 4 NOBLE, Attorney
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COMMTssTONRR'S

4 lVb RALE. Pursuant to an order Of sale to me
directed from the Court Of Common pe Is fJr Ouya-
hoga County, in the State Of Ohio, IN an action
tia and Henry g.. Abbey, sdministrstor II the estate
Of Robert Parks deosased, and others, are defend
ants, Will expose for sale ct public auction at the
door Of the Court House IL said county on the 9lth
dav Of MAY, 1862, commencing st clock P. NJ the
following described lOta of land. situate in the city
Oompa' rs purchase, and numbered aud appraised
a. f0iioWF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03
CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results fromhis labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the Terre Haute, Alton 4 St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
well adapted 70 Winter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

NAASTER'S SALE.-PURSUANF TO
lVh the command of deeretal order of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahORa
County, Ohio, at the suit of Perry p. Dawley
against Plimmon G. Bennett and Others, to me
directed, shall expose for sale at public auction
at the door of the Court House in the city OF
Cleveland, on the nth day Of May, 1862, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, the following described premises
Situate in the township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven in the thirteenth range of townships,
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State
of Ohio, and which is also in the County of Guy
ahoga, and is known by the following descrip-
tIon, and Is bounded as follows: As city lot mum
Der 1S1 in the Taylor Farm allotment, so called,
In City of Ohio, (nOW Cleveland j and is bounded
as follows, viz: South Clinton street, east and
west by lot lines, and north by an alley. Said
lot Is sixty feet front on Clinton street. For
more particular description reference may be had
to said plat on record be the same more or less,
bat subject to all legal highways. Appraised at
81 500. LEWIS ". FORD,
--'t-- Master OOm'r.
Palmer & DEENIs, PHI e Attys.
April II, 1S62:387
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But Yesterday where now We eoaa
was Slayery's cured soil
FTnchecfea sha eeareq her ehaulelci8 ne 8,
And cluiohed her guilty spoil,
latigrd- Ssv. w walk on FreHdcm's = ground
No slave can breathe this ART
And 10y and thsnEiulness roeqund
- WSere. late was heard despair al'
- 5Ioo. levr The spot which bearu the name
sOfhirn who leads the line
Ofan the uatricfs dear 20 famel
Whose names immortal shine,
Hath hOrne The deep disgrans that brands
lF l5raht & hated deeds q a-i+ Z f-eA
And plain the damning record stands,
10 mock the nations creeds ....
TIE golden hourhas struck At last
Whioh marks joyful morn
Ihe MghtOf tyranny d past
The day Of justice boTn.A
asss ssSi ssSS a Z stt f5tFley9. sSelnnls1
The PROMISE Ndioh 10 DAY ippearu
dIle fgfare yet achieve.
And 81 who crowns the smiling hui
~ Where fair Potomac gltdess
And whose decree tor good oril
lIt 8 Anation's fate decidesi-
la- a hohle city yet shall be,
And worthy 60 have borne
ea That honorea stri5t name which fhe,
Dishonorea 1ong hath worn.
sgo more within her marble halls
Oppression rules the hour
No i5nfef on the nation calls
rA y 10 crouch beneath hH power.
Within her conrts shall Freedom bear
Henceforth her blessed sway :
- And an the future seems 70 wear
The glory Of to-day.
How grand and fair the vision spread
Before our lsnging eyes,
s As all the mists Of doubt and dread
From OF the picture rise
From lakes 70 gulf, ifom sea 70 sea
Behold the land 50 good
Her toiling millions strong and meei-
One mighty brotherhood.
Her battles fought, her victories won,
no held Of bloody strife fT
Sends forth its cloud to blot the SUM-
~ Or drinks the nations life.
But Peace and all her shining band
Their tuneful voices raise,
And sing throughout the happy land
Their soags Of JOY and praise.
~ From sea 90 sea, from gulf to lakes,
And Ger the Watery world,
The winds Of heaven our banner taxes
-----s Against the sky unfurled
The dear old Gag i-its Stars au therei-
And where It proudly streams
No guilt OF treason taints the air,
No slave of freedom dreams
onation fairest born Of time
o people blessed Of fate
r.sa'ris vours to make the Werld sublime,
r''t By being molly great
10 rise, from out this trial hour,
If true to man and God,
To heights Of fame and fields Of power
i-ke And glory sl untrodl
WAlEHa1oN, d. G., April 10, 1862.
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THR ORDNARY WELD

Of Corn Is from 80 TO so bushels per acrs.s Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here ct small cost and yield large prohts s It Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, a branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of 56 miles on the Branch and
I4T miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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n UNDHRsIGRHD has

fNOTIOE-THE UNDHRsIeRED has
been daily appointed Executor Of the last Will
md Testament Of Ahal Merchant, late Of qayahoga
county, Ohio. deceased. All persons INDEBTED 20
re ogtsta are requested 70 make tElmediAte pay
SIT1fs 90 thola having clalma R7aingt the Hame
-N.Iifln nfa.ns i1l-l ~ lll l.l-.. lAnoos
np7lsa4E AARON L[ieokLA 7 iHsoutor'