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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

A MILITARY CANDDATE.-Colonel SLACK,
late commander of this post, seems certain to
be put in nomination for Congress by the 18th
Congressional District of Indiana. The Forty
seventh Indiana would lose fine Colonel, but
the nation will gain an upright Legislator. 1t
is doubtful that any competitor can be found
to run against so popular a candidate.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22
st.r,tnx Price ON the james River.

WASHINGTON, July l4.-Some surprise has
been expressed that Gen. Burnside did not
march from North Carolina direct to the south
side of James river, and there attack Fort
Darling on the land side, where it is supposed
to be quite vulnerable. This surprise will be
allayed when it is stated that Sterling Price, of
Missouri, is supposed to be encamped near
Fort Darling with his Arkansas army, about
10000 strong, while Burnside has less than
2O.0O0-C0r. ". 2. Express.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

SPEAKING LAST NIGHT.--A large assembly
of recruits and large number of citizens as
sembled in front of the Commercial Hotel last
night where they were addressed from the
balcony, by an officer of an Illinois regiment.
Tie speech was received with loud cheers by
the soldiers and citizens, and with the waving
of flags by the ladies who thronged the bal
cony.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

PKRsoNAL.-Major w. G. Terrell, United
States paymaster, has opened his Office at the
Bank of West Tennessee, opposite the Com
mercial Hotel. Officers of regiments to
whom the Government is in arrears, by max
ing out their payrolls and forwarding them to
Major Terrell, will find him ready, cash in
hand, to meet their claims.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

AQUATIC ARREsTs-THE DANGERS OF THE
DEEP.-On the banks-not of the Guadalqui-
ver-but of Wolf river, were arrested four
young disciples Of Venus plying their avoca-
ton in the limpid stream. Their ages varied
frem fourteen to sixteen.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

HEADQUABTERs.-Gen. ShermaD's head
quarters are chosen in the camp with his men.
Without ostentation, bat with becoming dig
nifty, the Major General of this Department
enters upon the earnest duties of his present
position. Those who know him best, feel con-
fdent that his administration will be honorable
to himself and give strength to the govern
ment.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

A CARD.-The lady who presented the off,
GERS of Company K, 10th Regiment Ohio Vol
unteers with beautiful boquet and basket of
delicious fruit, on last Friday morning, will
accept our thanks for the gift, and also con-
fer favor by leaving her card at oar head-
quarters. COMPANY Z.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

FEELING THEIR GUILT.-The cruelhearted
officials and petty tyrants of the now defunct
rebel militia, endeavor to excuse their das-
tardly outrages and acts of mob violence by
saying that they were forced to this perprstra-
ton by superior authority. When wrong is
about to bs searched out, evildoers, writhing
under the sting of guilty conscience, betray
themselves
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feminines were quite
enthusiastic yesterday, eulogizing the Southern
Confederacy, and threatening, if the govern
ment would not come to their terms that they
would organize some women cavalry, and
join the Arkansas guerrillas. Such zeal de-
mands passing notice if for no other purpose
than TO excite blush.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

lNQUEsT.-Yesterday afternoon Esq. NAL
Tory held an inquest, at the river, on the body
of man named Michael Koran, who was
drowned by falling from steamboat. The
verdict was IN accordance with the stated
facts.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

CoArPLIMENTARY.-AM Major informed US
yesterday that Mr.. j. K. Dawson was busily
engaged in Memphis organizing divisions
of the Sors of Temperance. 1t is to be hoped
that he will meet with success.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

CoNCLUDED TO REMAIN One hundred
and seventy-seven persons took the oath of
allegiance to the Federal government This is
the salutary effect of Gen. Hoveys order No.
/. 1t is judicious choice between constitu-
tional law and mobocracy.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

DEsERTERs from Yicksburg say there are
not more than eight thousand troops at that
place. The rebels are scattering their men
through the valley to harass our troops.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

MAN SHOT AT.-J. FL. Quinn, of Chelsea,
was fired at by some one Sabbath evening,
about dask. The musket was loaded with
buck shot. 1t is supposed that one ofthe guer-
rilla men fired the load
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

THE greatest horse show ever known ac-
cording to promise is to be held at Chicago on
the End of September next. $4,000 are
offered for premiums. a
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

JUST REoETvED-Onehu hundred boxes Lemons,
by j. R. M. Angelovieh, No. 6 Union street,
opposite Union Appeal Office. jyl5-lw.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

HEAT.-The quicksilver still plays seesaw
between IS and 90 Fahrenheit.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

WITHOUT PAssEs.-A number of officers
and soldiers were taken to the military prison
yesterday for being on the street without
passes
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

How To LIvE.-The science of living may
be briefly stated thus: Never fret over what
cannot be helped seek for good in all things
keep your feet dry, your stomach in order and
to iusuee the latter always eat at Henghold's
Restaurant on the south side of Court Square,
where the best meats and vegetables may al
ways be found cooked on the most scientific
principles.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

TREMENDOUS sales of all kinds of family
groceries, furniture, horses, mules, spring
wagons, buggies, barouches, &C., &c, &C., by
Hyde & Co. See advertisement
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-22

4 NUMBER ONE NEGRO GrRL AND BOY: Said
~ Girl Is q FIRST rate COOK, washer and ironer
st
jyis-lw HENRY sKESsELes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

(COE1espendenoe b. Z. Tribune.l

Correspondence n. T. Tribune.)
la11 dare say, no man in the country who
has the reputation and EOt0riety Of Gen.
9ennison, ever proved to resemble less the
ideal Which naturally associates with his
=, aeeae. .4rraar = fsat srsTCr -lG art
49, olly tEanty-seven years old, yet with
= e sxperisnee Of forty lives crowded into
y -t1em ses E't rs1 llf EfEs 55aI
- 9enniaon Eges. ID Is not the tame exis-
! eenos of ordinary men, nor arc the excite
\, menta which most men crave and obtain,
sufficient for 8 mind which Is as restless ss
!, tharushing waters Of the Neosho. Not inn
pulsive, but quick Is . rife bullet his
noat sudden decision is the result Of q
!, eurVsy Of the whole subject matter over
which his mind flashes with the rapldity Of
lighting. Seldom does he have occasion
b reverse his decree or change his mind.
There is soTt Of intnition which he pos
sessss surprising any EsloK and sure"
nethod Of analysis, Whish scarcely sTer
iatla HIN in estimating character OF judg-
AAl eqsaA s8 ut EEIgrif
- ahie Tar developed as no other cause
copld, qualities which surprised sven init
ElAte friends. Eastern mn who had heard
q hsn e The JsyhRWkeE,p and the terror
81 the old Kansas enemies, have manifested
foar that the qualities which enabled him
Q seoqTge the "Border RUfhansl would not
g hin for the position he now holds By
bEeYet appointment But in command Of
ne lst Cavalry, and latterly as chief Of 3
Brigade he exhibited an executive power
Nhieh made his regiment very popular
emong the Kansas people, and famous
hroughegt the country. l5lai ..a9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

h1Hz ll1liloaa sUA RiisIss FHs OLD rLka... /.
= 11le iat after the surrender az Fort
D1aalson AZ effective number Of the ffiiends
oif o0terBment psid a visit to the proDri.
The Baltimore Sun-Which pa5erl
VIA isln& Southern plociivities, has al.
eig Observed cullen silence IA politics.
ua..s1s-and rsminded them that ths ArneT-
i Sag Yas not visible il OF sround their
eIat1hinsnt. AfIer q brief interval the
olasslidat Ess reetihed. The proprietor Of
lalauais Hetsl. another Southern synps-
ttiEsE, likewise had bic attention called to
ths sans defect Botioeable about bis premises
With eE-eqpa hpSpy effect Bunting was
flqc f9la,1 onr the' top 9fthe Washington
hdqs,,f, which I-as axce11ivelV dlgtSsls-
ecEIb dwelling IN flat
IS - cd sttH 7e7- 7-oq
.eiao5 1Bo4 bns .sslns 70 tin foi91a p0d
dclasa n tdgia o. evasl steoi d lsampu q
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

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siciSps And PatlentS hss shown eures OF dan9erouS
d-eaSs almo bsy BELIEF were they not s1StSn,
Sctsr ~ to forbid the SuSpicion Of untFuth Their
certificates are Publishod N my American Almanac,
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10 PUhfFY fnE BL0o3, they are the best medicine
ever dissoTared.i They sshoeld y taken freoy and
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nf eha
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03
wTillian Blstehsr. / In common Plsa. cuyaho-

William Bleteher, In Common Pleas Cuyaho-
h-e vs.. ef "a Co., o. Attaehmeut
William S. Marsh, AStiOn5f for Money only,
THE SAID WILLIAM s, MARSH will take
notice that on the 4th day February, 1861, the
said William Bletcher fled his petition and com
menoed his action against the said William s.
Marsh, the object and prayer Of which petition Is
70 recover from the said William y. MaTsh the
sum Of 81, ,6l9 ss, with interest thereon from Oc-
tObeT 1Ith 1881, and costs Of suit, which sum the
said William Biethcher claims the right 70 reoOv-
er on q certain judgment for the said amount re-
covered 81 the date last Aforesaid By the Bank Of
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
Bleteher, which has been assigned by said Bank
to Stephen Bletohsrs and the considention for
which transfer was advanced By Plaintiff, who
now Is BY agreement with said Stephen, the law
ful owner and holder Of said Judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, and form0ney paid upon
said judgment to the use of said William s. Marsh
BY said William Bletcher, no part OF which Iudg-
ment haf ever been paid By the said William 3.
MarEh. Said defendant, William B. Marsh, will
appear IN said Court and answer said petition on
or before the 5th day OF April, a. ID. -lso2f or TIE
same viii be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly
..f. .-.- RANHEY, BAOKUS- & NOBLE,
febEST9 Plaintifs Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03
Nahen.
The State Of @oG' Ohio COurt of Common Pleas
Frederick u. Baezus,S PPrf, For Money only.


r6bs rhs STATE Of do0' Ohio Court of Common Pleas
Frederick N. Baekus, Pt't'fi For Money only.
Ralph walker, Defendant. In Attachment.
q RALPH WALKER, 3 anOn-resident Of the State
of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick II. Back
rs. Of the county of Cuyahoga, in the State Of
Ohio, did, on the 18th day of January, AID. 1861,
file bis petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the County Of Cuyahoga, in the
State of Ohio, against the said Ralph w alkeg,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, justly indebted to Howe, Backus / Co,
on the 18th day of May, A. d. 1851, and now is
in the sum of Five Hundred and FOrty-three Dol
lars and forty-five cents, with interest thereon
from Nay 18th, 1851, on an account Tor divers
goods and merchandise, by said Howe, Backus
Co. sold and delivered TO said Ralph Walker st
his special instance AMI request, that said &C
count has been assigned to said Frederick u.
Backus, who Is the real owner Of the same, and
praying for 3 Judgment sgainst the said Ralph
Walker for the sum claimed to be due, with in
teFest from the date aforesaid, and the said Ralph
Walker is notified that he 10 required to Rppear
in SAID Court and answer said petition on or be
fore the 5th day of April, 1882, or said petition
will be taken ss true and judgment rendered &C.
cordingly. FREDERICK N BACKUS,
By Rauney, Bzckus 4 Noble,
1ebIS79- -lEslEl- ,Hh Attorneys.
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4 fAsIERs IsATR.IPuRBU.

M ASIERS SAKE4PURSU-
k-AAT % -ths- -semmand-ofa -lsorutEi- -orloT-o e.
golntS, e The 5uis u fhs d leysisnc sh hbnins
and qthel, % ne directed, sha aEpeSS for - q
RuDis euotien, q the door 81 the Court HOuae, IN
me OleE q Cleveland, on the twenty .ffth day o.
Aarcn 1881 at three o,elock p. n Ca ioiOWig de-
9orlpod parcels Of land Bituhte n Ghe Cty Of Uevos
land county % BuyahoEa, and steto Of Ohio, ana
Known by being part pf HeWitts subdivision d The
% called AofEin Properly IN aid CITY Of Cleveland.
Parcel 20; { y. No. af'ssn Of laia Iubdivi.iOn.
Parcel he, :. Lot 70. siEtssa o. sad rubdiYiO-
ion, Appraised ~ GlH2
Parcel No, Lot No. ESFlfs1 Of atfd ffI-Ir.
lon. Apnreisad Is Gle32. ~ ~ -.7
. Parcel 10: I. Lol 20, sishtssn of Said subdivs-
Ion. Appraised at 3laiA ar
Parcel 30. s. ne Eestsrly ragt Of lOt No. dins-
teen Ofaaid % diFi1lo bounded northerly, sOuth-
orly and westerly b the los Inca and oz5seFlT b.
the oentfs line d brick Wall nearly parallel With
MerWin street and shout iorty-saVen leet distant
Boatnoa9leriy theralrom. Ap1rala1d Sc S2366. sd.
Parcel 10. s; Iho easterly psrt Of lot No. nlnc-
teen q said 8ubdy sion, bo1ndsd noEtherly, easte
Y anc southary by the lot Lines, and westerly -
the centre lnoofa brick wall nearly parallel with
4eriFin 1treot and about forty-ssYsa fest eigtapt
Bodtheagtorlg tharaffom. Apprailsd af sq57.
HEhH1 G. ABBEY, Master Commir
hAlEEIi bACKuB AoBLn, AttornsFu.
FEB. - la61td0B -
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OiHANOBRY BALF- P1RsIII ( ~

GHANOERY BALE.-PURsuA ANT
NJ Q the command OF z dscretaI order Of ssie
nom the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
northeE District Of Ohio, ct the suit Of ChHrlotts
Herenqeen AGAINST Gearge v. 5humWay and otheTs,
% ne directtd shall expose for sale at public aue
tton g the door ef re FeoeEal Oourt Building IN
me CITY ot OisYelano, on the thirty-frst day OF
March, ls62t a. thres o'clock p a tha foliossia Dc
scribed reai e8tata, situate In tho township Of Mun-
son.ln ths oognty. of GsaGgA, and -stais of ohio,
Known ~ the north pasi.of tot 70 one tract No
tFos Ala south part OF lot Ne Tour eaft division t
trct No one and bounded e8 tolloEl: Beginning IL
tno cerfre o. ne Hfafe road laadinE from UnardOn
SquaTo TO haVeBna at the northeast corner or
1iece Of ldnd In log No ans, tract No tso iorners
owned ~ MahtabIo NeWc0mh. and gince bF EaiEs
speucer, thence west iorty-iour -chalus and fortV
eight INKS 70 stake and stones inghs west line a
lot o. o1s, tract No. Two; thince north thirfsep
chains ana eightF lima 70 stake and afoIls1 AZ m
northwest corner OF lot No one, tracf 80 two:
thanoe Weli ong lon1tl and GoFeuty-1sFeo ifui,ls
tnelsee norm thirtoeR chains Gnd twenty lifa
20 stake and ltoucl. tleE CO cat fcFty-fwo ehafns
ado sighty 1eypn links 70 tha cenr-s of the -sflis
rOali tlol.lo lolln 65f East tFentr-ssfea chafna
And lortl-llx lnEBl0 she place o. beginufn con
l4lntnB enc IN led and eignEesn and 1-l00 acres;
" 81 q which a. m i0t one, trdct two and
siges ~ N acre1 IN south part oi iof four o.
lAA olil1lou q tItctl oao, - per dcorF8 amitdfa
5uI 7ey, naae October, 1855; beng the Eane isnf
con 1VeFeo % Geors8 y. bhuuWay bY Nelgod Peek
and via. Apprsised 81 f731e. Il 81 lrse 13lIlT
HENk1 g. ABBEY,
s5-a, Master C1mHisdionsr Il OhaHcary. q
Z. FRHNTIs8. kolr for Complf. fetsdsi5
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CLEvELLED, Feb. u, - - : -
A A9DMINISFRATOR's SALE OF

DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"a REAL ESTATE .--On the 18th day Of March,
1s6Z at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the door Of the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga eoun-
~, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate as the property Of
John Baker, deceased, 70 wit
Situate in the said City Of Cleveland, and is
known as City Lot No. Is and part Of 70 in the
subdivision made By J 0siah Barosr and Richard
Lord in original lots Nos. 81 50, 90 and TO- and Is
bounded IS follows, to wit North on Bridge
street; south and east on an alley end west onia
line running through said lot No. 7s from Bridge
street to the alley IN the rear and one loot west
from the dividing line between said lots 7S and
70; the above described piece Of land having 65
feet front Bridge street. and runs back Of equal
width I07< feet 70 an alley In the rear.
Said premises to be sold subject to q mortgage
thereon In favor Of one Lewis Wunderhaart, up
on which there is due the sum of -Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the 18th day Of Janua-
~ 1858. Terms of sale win be made known on
day of sale. - JACOB BAKER,
feb15S7S Administrator.
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BARRERING

uATR DRESSING AND SHAV-,
A-l ING NgIffu1IGE.-WH. y. AlIBUBH,
~ liilrQo lll. alsf tla llAnl q IN lll 9 -
q 81 iol1ell with prQ1rl e anton non
ab.e Eorlme1. Asq1arlall loaIn % his dosfl
NEW RAkBhRf SHOP =, d 5 :
IN HEnpER3OH q Qu,f have argpad 8 Bsfbsr.,
Ina li9nllout unddF AIacIr1rI y ~ siasartis
Hat Store. eHperinf straat o9po1Ils " ioss =
where t1sT iEtgpd . shave Tor sixponcs. and oui
halF Ter alaiLlnGi L1cT for8 @ ul85t an eifSif on
lriandg and e many naH once ~ nav ~ ni.11S5 -
iaVor thaI VITA idaIr raif0ueEe. -ital i.i5lf
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TlHE GRAFENBERG RAMIL9

I Id -a. HlaFrT
lTHE GRAFENBERG EAMILH
stB supervision Of 3 5kfllful PkYBiois1, and thsJ
may be relied upon in al cases.
eurs al diseases but th drefsnbeig Rs medies con
tbs e5s d t6 dise1sss oT Which they are reooh
mendodt among which NAV b5 Eolocted on5 appropri
at e any 81 the dseases incident 70 this oouRtfI
me Gr1isnbsrg Vegetable PilIs are better thsz
anT other / nd q illi 10 ths Wofld-pFice 8 oena
bls remedy for Ell Female diSeases-prioe SIS
ne Uterine 0atholicon viii also cure grsysls
The areiRnberg ssTsaparilla Il by iAr the m0s
pos oral and edoaoious compound IN uSs-priSs 81.
quick remedy iOr ali diseaSss Of he % S
Ihs GrAisn perg Pile ksmedy; ;neveE fsila TO RermS
Ths Gr8isnbsrg OhiidrSn'S Pansoea & an invald
able compound in sll diseases incident 70 children
The 9rl.snBerE Fever and Agge Rtmsdy q ) I0J-
The GnDtenbeEg Green Mountain Ointment excel
AZ other Avs IN Y euEztise ssleets7grtes esns
NEST sstonighing rel IN Al pulmonary complaint
Briee g . bottl8. "a An elainent Physioian o.
OonEnmptiISG BsIm us5d Tif6 Freat Success Il
proPsy. Our own eXRs-anos sukztAntiatss ht
ms Grsisnbers Health Bittsrs are most Plsasaa5
end delightin tonic ever prspared-price q cents.
Ihe GrDtenberg Eye Lotion ID unparalleled IN nl
Inflammation OK diseases Of the EEe-price % osaE
80 aadf &. sEar - 31cia ear
Nh. b, B, KMagLEY-DeaR Sir: We {eel ik 9 d1sy
uo Owe to she public, to ttat8 that MArshalPB Ca'
tholioon Is medicine invaluable TOR complaints
olasled under the head Of EsEls Diseases. We haEl
used your 9r8fenberg MsdiciRss and have best
greatly benefited thereby, 90 much 80, that Wert
the Vrios double, We would have thsms 10 ths thou
saio1 d our sex who sre suffering rom weaknesses
Wo Would reoommsnd the Oatbolieon e Z sure pa1al
ga. Il giVss strength TO tho system and cnablsi
each Of the organs Of the besE 70 Perorm thar ap
proprtatsf funotions. MrH. W. OATEB,
.'-la- rrIrstf satrH.5H .hlEl- n q. WEBKG,1 1I
Mss Q,8W0RM6EEIT.i
Msdina, March !, ISL T3llad z alllII lfIlF1
- The above named Ladies We are parsouaIiy sei
auAtnted with, and know that for several yeassi
while we lived IN Medina, they WeJe great nufnrerf
Miss s, has been 90 badly tflicted thst t Was witt
dtmeulty she was able 70 stand upon her feet is5
bottles Of Icon entirely cured her Of her CON
plants. Ny wife recgiVed great bsEsht from thh
medicine. We recommend i % the Ladies of this
county g safe and a1icient remedy for the man
complaints thsy Grs Eutie5t 90.
Editor Oan1eld Herhls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03
NTASTERiS- sALE.-PURsVA1N n

MASTERS SALE.-PURsBAN NJ
,IEA TO the command Of deorstal order Of sale
rom the Court Of Common Plea1 of Ouyahoea ooun-
y, At the suit q SCION ProntisB and Ohanno6o
rrsntiss agAinst Thomeg Lowe and othef1, % ~
directed, lahel exgoss sI sale at public auetln 81
tho door Of the Court House IN the lfty a UioVs-
Iand on the tUonty-eig IN dag e zLarf b. lsl = S
o'clock p. n, tbs following described rarcqI II.
land situate II fhe toWn1hip Of East CIsVeior4-
county OF ouyahoga. aud E1ae5l l0f Ohfo, to git
Part Of lot No. thrse. hundrsd ana 1ixty-nf1e
bounded as follows; Beelnning at the noFth-eSst
corner Of Mary Loves Land at : afo16 n fhe
centre Of the road, thence west on EarY loVTsis
north line twenty eix chains sud forty iins q fis
west line OF loti thonce south on West hRs OF iot
three chains and s6gef E-nin8 lfnka Is . stone.
thence east parallel With north linz twenty 81
chains shd iorty links the east iine OF lott thence
north on shu eaatl three chains and SERENITY nine
Inks % place ot p3einnlns, eontaaing ten acres Of
land. Also another bieoe Of lands being part ofsai6
lot three hundred and aiIfy-nine, and bounded as
f0lloEss on the east aud vest By the lot lines on
the north b. the Bouthfrl7- line Of the ten acFes
above described, and southeriy 81 ltpe perailsl
= ilh gaid ast nansd Limo and ~ enough douthsFiT
thsrsirom to inclrd0 tEo sores q lanG, % the 1s
more or less, but gunsect 10 al Legal hlshWay1.-
hnpraised at 5000. HEhbI q. aHorT.
Master CommfEio1er.
Li,PShaEIaB, Plaintiffs Attorney, al1f
February -, l1flstlo -s-r1ls-.---l-