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RAFT.

ON the goth inst will open books, in the city OF
7 Shreveport for the subscription of STocE to the
Louisiana, Arkansas & Texas Navigation Co.
One per cent in cash, viii be required at the time oi
subscribing. The books viii opened by Mr. j. j. Kline
at the Branch Bank, who will act as Commissioner.
Those wanting stock would do well to attend the frs
day The stock all taken the first day III Arkansas
The object Of the company is the removal Of the main
Raft G. " HERVEY, Pres.
Shreveport, Tan 8 1867
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Shreveport Price-Current

This report embraces actual sales made yssteraaq
-Mddliug, &C.
Steam. Q. brown, 5@9c. p Ii.
MoLAssEs-3361S7tcts d gall.
FLoUR-Texas, 7@83cts. d. Ii.
PoRK-Mess, -(055 90 f8 Dbl.
BAcoN-Sides clear, l8@22c; ribbed I8G122c. shoul-
ders, l8@22c; suggar-cured hams, To- f it,
LARD-1602ac. f9 il.
SLr--$9 O0l05lO III sack
WHIskET-$l 50G02 ~ 7@ gall.
0IL-Lard, 81 40 q so T} gail
CANDLES Star, 48@50c. M b.
CoRN-50065c ~ bushel
RopE-@-c. 12 Is.
NAILs--S- 0g0- % % keg. IRoE-9@l0c ~ b.
BAGGISG-Ky. &C.; India, -0-c.
SHor--3-l9- p bag. LGAD-BAR- &C a h.
H1DEs-5@6c. II ID:
WOoL.-25035cts. II 10.
LEATaER-Solc, @0@35cts y ID. Upper, 4O050cts.
L h. Harness, 4o@5octs IL ii,
New Orleans Market.
Apra 25.--Yesterday sales of cotton TRANSFERRED
The total receipts Of cotton from lst Sep. to date
1889 bales, exported none Stock hand ii pa bales
FLorR-Snperfne $IF0l5; EXTRA $l7 0J0l8
PoaK-Mess #45M$5O III Dbl.
BAcoN--Sides, 28@30c shoulders, 25Q27c
L4RD-23@2Sc. i3 ID.
C0RN-Sl 2uG7%I DO f3 bushel
OATS I5031 . f3 bushel.
ScGAE-l44, 2, 8, 4064c. III h.
MoLAssEs-l3@I9c. n gallon.
CoFFEE--Ro, 500-c - b.
WHGsKEY-Rcctihed,S 2o@$l so f9gallon
CATTLE MARKET April 25.
BEET-Texas andLake, .......... $30740 p head
Hogs. .I0@12 II ID. gross
SHEEP. ......,... .......... s. OO0S u head
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NUTHtTO q tEEs HHu F4uWaTU8 otTeEts
Shreveport, March 27-tf
4 eadqaarters FIRST Division. Western Depart.
IFkG8fte
COLUMBUS. Ky. necamhnr q. 1851.


COLUMBUS, KY, December "a, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS-No. Is.
1t is hereby ordered that hereafter leaves Of alb
Is to officers, Burroughs to men, shall be gran
ted except by the Major General Commanding.
?. Aleaves and furloughS issued by any officer this
command prior TO this date hereby revoked and the
officers and soldiers whom they have been granted are
ordered to report to their commanding officers mmedi-
aelv if their leaves furioughs have expired and not
sooner.
3. The Commanding officers Divisions and of Eegi-
ments Battaons and Corps assigned to any Division
are ordered to orwardto these Headquarters immediate
" on the receipt of this order list Of the officers and
men Of their commands who absent, without leave,
stating the length Qf time they haze been absent
4. All officers detailed on recruiting service, or on any
special service that require them to be absent from their
commands On Company Regimental business are or
dered to report for duty at once.
5. Soldiers and officers who absent on sick leave
ordered to report themselves at once for duty for
ward to these Headquarters Immediately certificates of
their inability do So signed by surgeon Of the Con
ederate States Army certificate of private phys
clan, duly and subscribed before any Que a
thorised to administer oaths.
6. Commanding officers of this Division are ordered
forward TO these Headquarters any applications
for leaves ofabSence flrloues except in the most ur
gent cases. and accompany such applications with the
written reasons why they forward them.
Z. The Major General Commanding informs the Army
under his command that he deems it the duty of every
officer and soldier in heConederate service remain at
his post and that he will exert al Of his official autor
ty to punish with the severes penalties all officers and
soldiers who absent themselves without leave granted
himself
by COMMAND Of Major Gen. POLK
GEO. WILLIAMSON Major
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SAMUEL ARMITAGE,
a. SuTHN g&F,E TAFF,0R.


FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
Market street opposite the Posotice, Shreveport, To-
"a Would respectfully inform the gentlemen Of this
aE place and the surrounding country that he can
Igf always be found at his Cd stand above, and
socits their patronage feeling assured that he will give
satisfaction He has lately returned from New Orleans
with fine assortment of seasonable goods AL fresh and
pressy for the accommodation of his patrons compris
ing fine black and coored French and English summer
cloths Merinos, Linen DrlIings, together with every
ncv silk narserlles and other vestngs The best cut
ars and workmen are employed, and all work viii be
.yecuted in superior style and at the very lowest
rces Suits for weddings, balls or parties VIII be fur
fli5hed Mt the shortest notice Nav s. 1861
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NNTEGE.

4 ALEXANDER IS my duly authorised agent to
IAe transact all business for me during my temporary
absence from the State. J. ROBINSON.
Caddo parish March 90, 1862-1t*
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Grant found on the battlefield Of Shiloh:
General Order No a.
uEADQARG5ns THRD BRIGADE, Savannah, March 70,
the action c0mmssaries and quartermAstcrs will on no
account leave heif appropriate duties to engage in the
fight but will remain with thcir supplies and wagon
trains and enforce the presence Of those belonging to
ana detached q these departments It y highly neccs
8rry ht All commanders enforce the observance ot
this ASH the labor Of those staff departments common
ce5 when the battle haa been fought.
All the property Of the enemy captured in battle
must be properly secured and guarded for this purpose
soon the action is over. Brigade commanders
will make strong detail, under charge Of commission
81 officers who will report the quarernastar Of the
brigade under whose directions the property will he
collected division headquarters or at some sua-
bepace that may be designated while it is being col
ected Brigade guards will be detailed to prevent pill
age and all commanders will their utmost endeay-
ors to restrain those under them from improper appro-
prauon of captured property Foronc person to take
possession for himself what has been gained by the
united bravcry ana czeron Of all j. nothing less than
pIeriug
Whenever o@lers are issued from these headquarters
division commanders will make ont ana transmit To
erh o their brigade commanders, Who will furnish
copies to each Of hair rogimental detachment com
mand@s who will flrnjsha copy to each company com
mndcr, who will publish it to his company at the next
parade or roll Gtf Each commander viii furnish his
staff officers with copy Of all orders that may in any
"anher interest their department BY order of
M1.CGn. &. s. GRANT
join \ RAWLINGS, A, A. General.
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II. B Err,
Dealer in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. PRODUCE,
WINES TTHrTNoc

" I1NiliS, I4g UOR5,
STEAMBOAT AND BAR STORES
Corner Of Texasan Spring Street.
SHREVEPORT, La
EEAFING removed to bis fine, large aud commodi-
IL Gus storeroons, which he has had erected on the
site Of his old stand takes this method ofinformng his
old friends and public generally, that havingiusre-
turned from New Orleans with large and com plete
stock Of every description Of goods consisting Of Gro
eeries, Dry Goods Clothing, Hardware Plantation and
Family Supplies Of every description all Of which hay-
ing been seectednp person and purchased for cash he
enabled to sell goods at MUCH LowER PRICES than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him, he asks continuance Of the same.
Shreveport, March a. 1860
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SPRING Ard &UMNER GOODS.

SSzEE8IS&S An ~ u w u I'm SHOOi2Ss
i new and complete stock Of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, embracing every description Of fabrics among
which will ts found
Ladies' Dress Goods,
CaIlcues IN great yariety-scme very low
French and English Bareges;
Swiss and 4aconet Muslins; Lawns
Plain and printed Grenadines:
Plain, figured and Powered Barcges
Plain and lacquered lar"ges and Tissues.
Delaines, Cotonades, FIanueIs, Canton Flannel
Domestcs Shectiug Shifting, Lowels
Heavy Ke-seys Lnseys;
hentnok. Jeans 5%tino;, Cashmere, Cloth;
e " Elle alf1 eoio5eu planSetS;
nh2 Htelino al" Go'loIl npSIGl} hll" BloStS;
49,, ~ ~ iS',s, ~ 10 I"IipiS'
", l!its -: i On anu '"oe 'A"S'll
t'Sl s!,4 lt'iT2 7,.h7, sIl p Cii HS
AIDES. fiGc IIandkrrr1,;ofs
Embroideries, Of ali kinds;
SUPERIOR Sewing Silk Thread and Cotton;
are variety If fine Fancy Goods ladies' TRIMMINGS
House Furnishing Goods and every thing in the I}rv
Goods line
And az for his stoek Of Ladies' Misses and Childrens
Caters Shoes and slippers without hesitarcv he can
compete wi, any This side of New Orleans
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
4 large assortment of fine Spring and Summer Clothing
Of the hest material superior Workmanship and most
fashionable STYLES embracing in part silk mixed CaSsi-
erpnd EnrI;sh Tweed suits snpcrtna French AIeri-
no, Alpaca linen and ohe, dress frock oisc. sac and
paletots coats; fancy coorad tight Cashmere Merno
Alpacca vllit1 and colorcd drilling jeans cotonade
and every description Of pantaloons; black inc md
figured silk satin linen arscilIe and all otneS kinds
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FEXAS & NEW ORLEANS GREAT SOUTH.
western Passenger Route.

err s4-=zzs+s44i+ee-9 fTt55zzFs-:E9at "a | I
CONvEYISG THE CoNFEnEBATE NAIL.,ND SOCrH-W EsTERN
EXPRESS.
TE7RAINS leaves Depot of NO, O. and CIV. Bailroad
Il Algiers, daily clock a. NJ Passengers leave
the Hotels at o'clock, connecting at the Opeousas Land
ing, with the Ferry Boat leaving at balEpast o'clock
Connecting with the fast mail passenger packets
CRICKET aud st. MARY, At Berwick's Bay, daily, to
Patersonviile, Ccntreye, Franklin, CharentOn, Jene-
rets and New Iberia.
Connecting regularly with Powell Taylor & Cos ele
giant Double Daily Four Horse Post Coaches to Nbletts
Bluff.
Connecting with Steamboat and Railroad to Houston,
Texas.
Time tlroug. from New Orleans to Houston, 70 hours
From \ 0. to Berwicks Bay byraiitood.... 50 mites
Berwick to NewIbe1ia by steamboat. 70
:. New Iberiato Nibett's Bluff by dou- ,,o
Die daily line fourhorsepost coachc8{
hibiett's Bluff to Beaumont by steamer 20
:. Beaumont to Houston By railroad..,.. 81
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y FALL \ - w INTER GOODS
still Ahead of all TradeG
JI-TN-rTTNJt
TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT,

TEXAS STREET SHREVEPORT,
y s8g HAS lust received per steamers Era No - :,
|#aS Fleta, Yazoo Belle, Rescue, and Larkn p p
g. Edwardsan extensive and complete stock m
of Fan and Winter Goods, direct from the manufacu-
rers person expressly for the Shreveport
ket and including all the latest and most fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots, shoes, Hats, Gaps, &c.
This stock being the foremost and complete in
town. well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they will be sold al Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots, Shoes and Brogans for ladies', men and boys
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Aso-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery
Glassware, Queensware, etc. etc, to all of which the
attention Of my old patrons and the pubcis solicited
nny2 \. WINTER.
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Copper, Tin, Zinc and Sheet-Iron Ware.
TEXAS STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE MARKET.
~ HAVING removed into the new and commoGous
gssEA brick building, Texas street adjoining the
EsSr corner Of Market Opposite our old Stand ana
SSgs greatly increased our stock and other facilities
R% we are now prepared to execute with prompt
ness every description Of Copper, Tin Zinc Lead and
Sheet-lron Work. Particular attention will be paid to
putting up cutters and conductors fixing metallic pumps
III cistcrns and wells, etc.
large stock of Manufactured Tinware embracing ev-
cry variety, kept constantly on hand.
Our stock Stoves the most complete ever brought
to this place and embraces all the latest most approved
patents ofCOOkING, OFFICE, PARLOR and Church
STOVES ofwestern and northern manufacture selected
expressly for the Shreveport, Eastern Texas and Ar
kansas trade
Country merchants and all others wishing to make
purchases are invited call and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere as our rates will be
found unusually low and terms easy.
All orders from the country promptly executed n3
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~ Horses DONght and sold here.
~ Attached to Embellishments celebrated Far
rer who guarantees ocure in the shortest time the most
formidable diseases that horsekind is heir to- such as
Blind Staggers, Big Shoulder Big Head Chambers Swie-
ney, Dlstemper Founder, Gravel, and Dstempers and
of which he avals himsefof his own important discov
made in that line Give us call and try our sys
tenn EOCt241 SIMS &
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
-a- ssszGEgs fa=s5zss5l Efz5s7tsEE;2 $50 a
'IIANGE or SCHEDULE.

hLANtEL Cf cNitEJ JULIE.
TETfE Passenger Trains on this road viii leave Eicks-
il burg and Meridian, ana arrive at those places daily
according To the following schedule
Leaves Viclsburg at ESQ r. NJ.
ARRIVES AZ Jackson at 5.l5 do;
Leaves jackson next morning at $50 4. N.
ARRIVES dit Meridian at 1916 r NJ.
Leaves Meridian at AS 2. NJ.
#ArriTcS at Jackson at II Z. NJ.
Leaves jackson next morning at 4. ".
Arrives at Vicksburg at 10 A. NJ.
1.-THE Southern railroad at this point connects with the
New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern road for New
Orleans and all points north via the Mississippi Central
TAT this point with the Mobile and Ohio railroad max
ing connection north and south; also with Selma and
MONTGOMERY by stage line See stage advertisement.
- At Nicksburg with theVcksbuFg, Shreveport aud
Texas railroad TO Monroe La and from thence by stage
to Shreveport At Shreveport with stage for Marshall
Henderson, Tyler and all points in and northern
Texas, also with stage for keache, Mansfield Natcho-
ches and Alexandria.
RAILROAD AND STAGE LINE
.sezs=l4zS7A 10 THE EAST! zsT7Rfs5E.AA
TEYfiR0UG and close connections to Selma ana Mont
I gomery, Ala, and to the north and east.
BY the Southern railroad daily to Meridian thence by
Mobile and Ohio railroad daily except Sundays to Ia-
derdae station and Scooba From Scooba daily, in Four
HorseCoaches via Gainesville Clinton Eutaw andGreens-
boro, Newbern, thence by Alabama and Mississippi
river railroad, via Unontown to Selma, and stages
steamboat to Montgomery, Ala, connecting at Eutaw
with trweeky line TO Tuscaloosa and at Greensboro
with daily lines to Tuscaloosa and to Marion, Ala
From Lauderdae station tri-Weekly viz On Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, in -Four Horse Coaches, via
Livingston, Bluffpor and Demopofs 10 Uniontown on
Alabama and Mississippi river railroad, and thence
bove to Selma and Montgomery; and on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday in Two Horse Coaches via Livingston
Butfport and Portland to Greenboro Ala. there con
meeting with the lines from Scooba:
Prices forthrough tickets as follows
Eicksburg to Montgomery, Observation-Disclosures SIS
Vicksburg to Selma Observation-Disclosures. IL
Jackson to Montgomery, Observation-Disclosures. II
Distances bv railroad and stage Montgomery Ala viz:
Vcksburg to Scooba, by railroad, l53 miles.
nl,o+ IA Nnrr harm NV SrnC
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For Mayor.

We are authorised to announce JONAS ROBES0t
1.-THE present ncumbent) a candidate for the mayor
atty Of Shreveport. Election Monday 9Th May
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THE LAST AND APOSITIVE MOTT

INCUR or five fine rooms over my store suitable far
It. Offices Of slaerine apartments. n. BaFR.
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GUNDY PORTER, Presiden
NOTICE.

NUTTCFs
n URTNG my absence from the parish Mr. JOHN y
GY JEHLE Is my duly authorised agent for my estab-
ment the MADISON COFFEE HOUSE.
Shreveport, March 4 l862l2-am
NOTICE.
4 LII persons indebted to I. II. NORRIS will please
IN come forward and settle their accounts, either with
the cash nr by note. 1. II. M0khIa.
March s. l562-3m
THE LAST AND A POSITIVE NOTICE.
FTER this date person indebted to me for Costs,
IA either principal security for Clerks Costs will
be taEenas security for Costs and positively suit fled
unless such security is given believe will pay when
due, notwithstanding the Stay or Appraisement law.
n. +. WRIGHT Clerk District Court.
Shreveport January o. l862-tf
FOR RENT.
INCUR or five fine rooms over my store suitable far
III nffras or slasninn anattmnnts N. RATR.
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Texas Street, one door from Edwards Street,
DEALER IN
EIIRNIfI'ITR e CHAIR

seszrsEys. sffzsEsss, FURNITURE, CHAIRS, -zz7
s. sssza4sssS MATTRESSES, WILLOW WARE,
fs WINDOW SHADES LOOKING EEFF3t1fsz
Glasses, Glass Plates, Gilt Moudngs etc. etc, etc etc
Keeps constantly hand large stock Of the above
articles purchased direct from the manufactures eu-
bling him to sell at New Orleans prices adding freight
to this place He invites those il Of anything in
his line give him call and he will use his best efforts
to give general satisfaction. rnarch7
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| BLE Mo y U u /
T. @ III ID S

TABLETS AND TOMB STONES.
OF every description. in the best workmanlike manner
Their post-offce is Shreveport, La.
augl-tf W. HECOX Il Co
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SOUTHERN MARBLE WORKS

Corner Of Texas and Edwards Streets
HE ANlNG permanently located in Shreveport, we are
Il prepared to Manufacture from the raw material
ana rilsa1 at home,
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NOTEEE

S hereby given that from ana after st December
shall adopt the CASH SYSTEM exclusively, and no
work will be delivered unless the money paid down for
the same. ROBSON i kIMBLE.
Shreveport November E. 1861.
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DR. GUY G. LESLIE,
NFFTCE-At the old Courthonse-M&sket Street
" (oppostethe Presbyterian church Shreveport La
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Texas street adjoining the Phoenix.
He AS taken the stand lately occupedby NJ LerT, and
Clothing, fsoots and Shoes, all Of which WILDE sold
the yerE lnEve@t prineS
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ANEEGE.

TE7E would respectfully say his friends
who are indebted 10 him on his old stable business
please call on II. CARLroy and make settlement, as
must have my business closed aud am in need Of the
proceeds. A. J. HITCHCDCk.
Shreveport November 4. I25l-35n
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LEGAL NOTICES,
7NFASTERiS SATR-PUpsTTAN

M ASTEh'S SSALE.-PURsUANFTO
1NA the command Of decrutal order Of sale Issued
NOM the Court ot Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga cOun-
ty, Ht tho suit of John Harper hgninat W FenEai
and others 20 mo directed shall expose for sale at
public aacion at the door Of the Court House. IN the
CITY OF Cleveland, IN said county, on tho 7th day Of
june 1872, at o'clock r NJ, the following described
LANDS and teRomonts tQ Wit Situate IN the townships
Of uhngrin Fails and Russell, in the 9th range Of
towaships IN the Connoetent Western Reserve On tho
stalo OF Ohio, and which Is also In the Counties O
CuyahOaa and Geauga and Is known being parts Of
lots Nos ~ and 20 IN said townships and bounded as
ipllUwH on The north by the north line OF said tract
No 3; ON Tho east By land decided by Aaron Bliss 10
Joseph > Earrns; tho south by the centre Of tho
road leading from Ohagrin Falls 70 Russell Centre,
and west BY line parallel with this east limo and ~
far distant iheroUm 70 make thirty-sovon 5O-l00
acres. And alsp-n0ther piece, situate Ia anid town.
shi and counties, and is known being q part Of
the Champion tract, and bounded as follows. hegin-
Mug at the northwest corner Of thirty acre lot
od BY Chester Piastrngei thence along the west line
OF said thirty acros south 10 tho centre Of the high
way; hence along the centre Of the highway westerly
far enough to contain TWEEN -iOur acres thence ntrth
10 the south line Of tho tract thenca east 10 the place
Of beginning, containing tWemty-fuur ucrus, 10 tho
same oTp Or loss bat subject 20 all legal highways
Appraised &C S6ST. GEO II. WYAiAN
T. Y. HAMILTON, Master C0mm'r
PLANTING ATTORNEY rnnvs.f1i
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MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT TO
lyl tho command Of decrutal order Of snle issued
mum tho Court OF Common Pleas of CuyahOga county,
at the suit Of George Hall against Stephen H. Webs
ter and oihors shall expose for sale at pulc auc-
ton az the door Of the Court House, In the City Of
Cleveland, IN said county the 7th day Of June s62
st o'clock 7, NJ, the following described lands and
tenoncntsi Situate IN the county Of Cuyah0ga, and
known and described as follows: Commencing at the
northeast corner OF lut thirty-One In A. Bliss ull0t
ment IN the village af Ch9grin Falls thOnce along the
east pn Of said lot at right angles with Orange street
20 point two fest beyond the southeast corner OF said
lot thirty -onei tn 1nce westerly parallel with Orange
street thrty-iye eet; themes nOrthery at ight an
giles with Orange street 10 said Orange street. thence
to the place OF beginning, being the whole Of lot thir
ty-ono and piece ten ieut OF the side Of let thirty
and being thrty-fly feet on Orange atraet aud one
hupdred and two sept deep be the same more or less,
but subject TO al legal hishwayss Apprais at s325
GEO. II. WYMAN,
L. E. GOODWIN, Master C0mm'r
Plaintiffs Atty. mays.3gl
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LORIN PRESFIss, Attorney for Plain
Sheriff7s 0iice, May Is, 1861 1881

MASTERS SSALE.-PURsUANF TO
lyl tho command of decretal order of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county,
at the suit Of Allen H. Wood and others aganst Alon-
Miller and another, to me directed, shall expose
Cleveland p said county the 7h day Of June 1852
OF o'clock p M the following described lands and
Falls in the county Of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio,
and part Of lot es, Gardner HRlocks allotment in
Chagrin Falls Village, beginning in the centre Of
Front Street at tae northeast corner Of lot decided
BY Richard Pratt to George Bell; thence along said
Front Street eas-erly two chains sixty and
half links; thence south four degrees east six ohains
thence south eghtysiX degroes sixty links 10 said
nells east line; thence north twenty i've agrees and
fortyive minutes west i've chains and eighty links to
the beginning being the same land deedo March ",
1854, to AlOnzo Miller by Richard Pratt and wife,
Appraised at $50 GEO. II. WYMAN,
Q. y. HLARRaLEE, Master COmm'r.
-r Plaintiffs Atty may8lS9l
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RAIIROAD sYsTE1I on HIlGOl5.

Railroads Interest ne whole Siate. e1f5-
900, 000 have been Invested In compleiing De
great network that links every part Of ihs slate
Into Immediate connection With he ElrroundIng
States and the directesi thoroughisrel o. g0m-