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THESE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

THESE j Justify UhLEBRATED
ii PILLS are q sure cure fos . ---.1..--a.i- a .a
sick HeadGehe, .r. G. -..
'- IssEPerBlH, -a
fpui Stomach.- .tf a... I'D H.t
General and Nervous Debility,
SasH bilious ard Liver Com plants,
Oostiy6ness, ScrOful Gus Hu
-.1- 70 .aal- sTgor5, EeFerH, g.. 30.
md sTs safe and reliable Family MedioiBs. Hor
Of them used than auy other kind.
s4Fsee Circulars. For sale % =. 4, Gaylord i
W. Palmer, Benton BfOthers, and Strong a Arm
strong, Cleveland, Onio and by Al Druggists IN til
country Also, az Hbs iagaie Sc lel Ontario street
Cleveland 9hfO, BY 1 q. @. N0NRIBt q
g7nsrsl Agspi fas Ohio. NiehiEsn end Indians
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AGRICULTURAL.

RRESH TOMATOES & BLACK
l BERRIESi in cans. ior sale By -, q
dec25 J. STAIR SON.
GWEiGT HERBS, SWEET MAR
- JOBAM, Thy ne, sSummeF szvoTy aud cage can
be nsd Of .- l-....E J. SfAIR 4 sOS. q
CPLIT PEAS, PEARL BARLEY,
~ EAGQ, &C., can be lOund at -,
dec'i on 1l5 Optsrio street.
DUP COKN.-SUqH as NILb7 BE
sure to POP, being Of tho growth OF lS5O, and
.c0nss qusnhy thoroughly drisd. B0r sale by -
dec9l 2 no 5l-ll5Ll -l- ,. 5IAIh 6 sBH.
.pUCHWHEAY FLO UIS- AvERY
nice article ,N .- y. STAIR q tON.
F-sRANBERtsl ES -THEFfN EStll
= cultivated GranbeIries, every way s1persOr e
dec2I - - Il. "a J STAIR scr.
II HYAUIhTHS, .-6aUWIkG In
glass or EOts-a ysrv pretty article Tor Christ
mes or New Years present. For sale by -,
dsssl J. bTAlh SON
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I EGAL NOTIgk.-TnEUDO

=. 6cOWden, Hoao' a Ecauden and 6ebie Gfeds
haaas administrators Jf ths estate of thQmas
Be 1nGrC, nOt-r aidents Of the State Of Ohio, viz
take uctica that or tha "a DAY Ct JanuarT, l362
Richard 1leugh Glef his psition aidst th. n and
others, in tbs court Of 0ammozI Pleas ior 0uy aac-
"a c0udtg, ohio setting iorth that tHeIe y d9e
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80 p Pl'sl 'tA At'T, 'Aa' p lssE'sIs 70 \
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j, PRENTIss, FlAinuhrs AIioFney. -

EHHANOHRY SALE --t URsUa M
~ TO lfhe command Of g. dscFetsl order oE sa,e
lrOio the Cir E Court Of The united States ior lhe
Northern Eistrct Il Ohie, u the salt Of Charlotte
HertnCeen agaibst GesF g v. Bhum AZ and others,
70 m ctrect.d hall expose Tor sale ~ public auc-
tiOn q. the dudr the Eeoeral Court Building, IN
the city Of q Telanr the fourteenth sy Of feb
rusFy. 1902, az three clock P n the folioVidg de-
scriBed ealate, situate in the t3Wnehip ol un-
son. an the county Of Gehuga,s and Stas8 81 hloi
known by the north past OF LOT NO gae tract No.
two and south Part Of IJt No. fur, east division OF
tract NO. one, and bOuadsd as tloWs. Beginning IN
the CeDgre II lie SIHte ROAD lsaoing from ghaf4on
square TO Rave Ra at the north-tast corner % 5
piece OF lana in lot h0s one, ira no i've, iOFsfg
owned BY MehttAbla, ktFcomb, snq sinco b. Baiza
SPENCER, thence west f0rty-f0u cnalrs and forty,
eight linkb tOa stake and stones in west line Of
lot No. one, tGhCt No tWOi In nee north tn1r1aen
chains and sigRty inEs to stake and stones e he
nOTtn-We.t corner Of 1T No one, tIacE 10. tEo;
thgnoa west ono chain and seventy -seTan. Hl ks
tbebce moth thirteen chains and twenty iints
10 stake snd Ht0nCs5 n east fOrty-LE0 ans
arc egt ty-sGYea links 10 tho centFs Of the btate
road; thence 50 Ith 81, EAST tEents-Befoa ehnE1
ana fOrty-six hnks to the place beginning, con
taintBg hun Zee and eighteen and 10 o. acreei
sixty ncI Of which is IN lCt one, tract two, Gnd
fty-eight 7O-o0 acres In south part Of lot four IL
esBt division Of tract one, par George lbmtth's
Yeys msde October, .lS5si being The talne land
cOnV6red 70 george q. thunWsy By Nelson Peek
and wife. APPRAISED a. s. 90 lIiln1 E1a-o- s1i
HENRY G. ABBEY,
.-.1 Er,.fs,- 05,,,- = =, G5,sr,s-r-
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MACH[NiSIS.
DEMMENQ. z O

U EhRAhD DHM M EGG,
ARTIsAH, HAOHlNISr AE!' PATENT hOD2A
-s d a Il 4 q,
Ne. IA Supe 'ior street., iLeader Building
D. -EVELAHD, OHIO,
BERRARD DEMMEHG, having rented tiir
establishment OF d. KonigsloF is boW prepared &
contract for manufacturing Sowing Machines, ant
all kinda OF light Mnchinsfy. FsTtc1lRr attention
and tEeiiitiau Tor getting up Models Of Pst3pts.
gP A N G..
II your SKATES need hIing, call on DemuleHE,
II your STYLING MACHsHE is 0Cs cf order,
Hs repsirn al kinds Of SURGICAL InBtrunsaEa
kn kind1 CT E6sai and EfustoHl infgruInenTs n
gsfrods g -..-r a.4.r.
she man 70 get up your Mcaels, sither in AO0S
Grass, or Iron, In the neatest manner.
An kinds OF Belt Honging done In prOInpt Btyle.
Atnds Of light Machinery put 10 order IN ths
So8t expeditions manner. 80 l.i..
Engineering Instruments reported.
small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road Oond0etor's Punches manufactured II
the best manner. --
Ran Road Oonductor's Punches repaired
~ In iaes yerythins In the Shape Of rspAlriDf
or manufacturing, done on contract.
~ Entrenes 20 EhoP--is4 Superior street. up oar
pair OF Htatrs BHEEAEDD EmhESG
. .'-7T-H
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T1R, j. MoOONNBLL's
T1HE QRHPBNBERe FAMTLY

yENHE GRHFENBERG FAMILY
"A NEDlUIRES s.rs. prepared uDd6F tie iuiB.edj
ste sugoryio;cn oi a SSilifo! fhysioiaG aud th9l
may Be Telied upon IL ali oAs5s.-...- 81 O..
Tho irteliigsaoe OF the Community is Get in5uIted
bg the aper Of : single msiiClBs whiea claims <
81 dfsenss3i bat Ehe GrEfanbsi b Tnede8 con
STAT OF els7ss different medicines ali uDeQuaIled i
the caEs oi thS1lsos1eH tor sEaich theE are recon
IneHded- among which mag bo selected one apnfOprt
sts 70 aaF Of tie diseases iDCtGent % this costfI
aud eltzosts, .-....-.....
suy Utaer re Of P1Iis IN the WOTldPTtoe % cents
The 0-sefenoerg Uterine Cath olieon Is an infsln
Ezg-The UtGrins O6JdO1iGO1 viii also ouTs gravel
disease oi the kidnoyHI urinary dthicnlty in male
The Grafenbors ssgsaparilla is by far the mos
poNer1ul and efncactouE compound ia uss--rrice 81
The Grstenhocg Dgsentery Syrup Is certain snc
ouok E5lsly for all gtseses o the 9Oc
nently relieve this dlstrsssIng disoase-pries 81.
The GrBfsnberg Obildreh1s Panacea Is an f1yslu
The Grseien 2erE Fever And Ague Eenlsdy is SOY
reign sPschc tor this particular diseas5PriCs 50.
The GrBion be-g Green Mountain Uintnsnt exosa
all other teves Ia is curative efects-prlco cents
b The GrDtenberg gonBump lives Balm affords the
-sprfce ~ bottia (17a- An arnfnant Phvsicfen ~
New York, states that ho hsA known the GT8fsnhera
DonsHznEtlyo's Bslm used with gzeet epooass II
oropeF. Our eFl eZrafisncs subttagtiat55 ht
tsteMeHE.)
( The 57atsnBsrs HeaIth Bitsers arc most pIOssa1J
ana csLGAslut tome sYsr prepared-pFic9 = cents.
The 9rsten berg Eye Lotion Is unparalleled in ell'
Inflammation or diseases Ct TIE G3e-pri0s . cent
Lhs IL D. q
gs9ve t2 the public, to stale that harshal,s o.
sholcUl Is a medicine Invaluable tGE complaint
0iasscd under tho head q Female Diseases. " ehay
csod your Groeieneerg Hecicinss. and have beez
greatly benefited thsIeby, 50 much 50, that Wefg
the priee double, would have them. 10 the thou
sands % Gus sex who suG5riRg from EraknasseS
Nge HOHla recommend tue CathGiioOn - sure pana.
oes. It gives strength 20 tbs system Snd enRblei
eech Of the organs OF tEa body ~ psriOrm Lhor 40
pr0Ariat9 fun 5siHna.- Alrs. ". OATER,
Eira. r. h. WEEKS,
Mis- Q. Q.SW0RMSTEIT.
T Medina, March l, 1861. .. ..----
Rsa- The above nsnned Ladies Ve are personsli5Es
glainted with, sHa know that for several yeaTE
while wg lived in Medina, they Eas great 6uferezd
Miss s. has besn 60 badly si0ted that It vttl
dimonlty she able TO stand upon her feet. f5g
bottles of CathOlicOE entirely cured her OF her
platHt5. My wife received great bsRgfit from thh
medicine. We recommend II % che Liadi5s OF tbs
count y sac anu ef1csat Eemsdy for the mans
complaints tksy sEs sUt5 scs &c.
If l.ar q JCEN WEEKS,
Editor OAHfisld Hs-aid.
IL ---- 4 EIEagIEN- lla..I.-E
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IT HENRY G. ABBEY.
I. Prentlas, hastsg goan'r.
NrAsF1FR5 M Al ooMMIss'I sI0NFR 'i11l,7l5 3

EHVBL0PESH ENVEh0PEStla
eF5 oT sale at The LsadSr Counting Room, cheap ~
60. ora cd ir-7E gai-iLrs 33s1s
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,01F' ne ''o''IJEII ? 'LIJFEIIFITF FHlxTFa. .
lsrrLFE CnAr1ER. O.. Arrii ~. s Iss b

sEHAFE CHAMBEB, o., April 6th, 1884
ssDR! ,. q. AYER-HonOTed Sir: have made &
thOrouah n al Of TIE Oathetio Rils len by yCuI
AGENT and have been cure1 BY them Of the dreadful
Thoamatism under which he tound me suneTtng.-
Tns firRt eoas relieved NO, ard few subsequent
dosss eptfrely remoVsd the disease. feal In better
heath now tHan tor some years before, which At
tribute entirely 70 the effects Of your Uathartic
PfiIa Yours with great les pect,
+g s-s q. 11 LUOIUB b. nEfOALF."
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Rssszy, 5ss q ,ssSe;zs sssSss a NoHTl. AriornsgS
, Mp no AN URIln,S- llN

DURSU U AMP TO AN ORDER Ot
4 tho Probate Cours for Cuyshoga county, Ohio,
notie is hereby given that the ere liOrs 9f Mary
Mack, who have not prove their claims against her
before are allowed sixty dtts nom fhis date fOl
that purposs. All claims not proved st tbs expira-
tiop Of that time Will lot &c noticed in making
dividend. III } S.gRANEIz, u
l -.l b Assignee OF A. Mary klaci.
& Jan. !, 1852. ~ .'T.I iaDl.57s
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MAsTER's ssALE-PHRsUANT

M ASYER'S SSALE-PURSUAHF
lNN 10 the ccmalaRd Of a d1-retal 1dfas- 81 49,
y y SOa5a s5it = y J5bS sSsfS s5sAos e2
sBraruB aud 0fh n. 90 In8dirsrted, 4 hall essl
ioc sails 1t Iblic auction, etf fhe door cf Ihs On
dsy Of Fe ~ tars, iess at tkTss O'clock p Si5fes
flllaEis drlgrrt.ed Fni-efs situafe n thd zt6,l
Pso 81 % Of f 65 nd R fp5 5 S os so 81 a.sh{s -
Mo- tnIee and bcuudod a. t0.iowas Kat " ~ r6rF
and sgqth b lot linsss and eoata'hin Oua hundrol
tame more Ur less but "a 5sct 10 al Sgai bafs
e1d eKtEuiiug thtr. f,om thirteoh acres Ia ffs s-
Soss'esd 81 b5u5s = otoSs: Sss q s Al "a
pJut IN Toe gsst line of Sal lot nine chains 81 In ~
oFthsrl- nomtHe southwest corner a sid lot
ihenee runnt no h On said WEsi n1e sig chains
35fnks 20 tho aosh hWtst eosner 81 SAD lot; theIes
gsg On the north Hne taa % hsias 8glinAs, three
3outn "a slisl with he wet line sx ehina z. nsl
thence vest tWanIg U1ai1s % inks 10 the place o.
s. . Ss----' HENRI O. ABBEY.
Z. Prentiss, hastsT Oonm'r.
PltrHs Atty. jan20-s75 ~
WASFER COMMISSIONERS
lHA -sALP.-Pu- suant to hs command rf an
oF5se Of sass g dlrecsed, issued ON ne Court
tharein penainf, VII .rein ChAunofy Costoni8 d luf
tfs and Ira y 2 IA dsoa and otnsTs, are @ end
fho q or q The lpuft Houbs for saia Ccahfy ub6r
lss - sa5 20 2 5sh5sE z - e 70 e.sieok .
Comfy, Ohio, dssCri5f e. fsil5u :. 10 pit ls pis
Of nd kuoan as lot 10. 81, IN the I2ih ranR0 Of
toWnsii fs In tn Con1eciicut Wesiefn Re8-rgs in
TIE State Of Ohio, Oaylhogs cgunfy, ald a hnoHn
as being r4rt Of ifgf-f or acrfs OF land q eed fo
he inhAbiianss.Of In5ep7ndenCs bY 1hiodoFs ana
Lewis rtrOug Of Ncrtkamp %, Mas, ana Is b1nn-
da1 the west bT xrou ana Cls7staun d ats lo.
q he soeth y ave ass los nqlah nfy niue lss5
and On the Rorth - LOT number nfy -F8 t55b ea .
tsl1iug four and 90 100 actesi more Or les. Ap-
'r3i,sa z me sssP- = : ~. g 5sAehls t1I
- fifa, sit'1 . iaaa1S7s '1-s
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The STATE q Chic, In Court q Common Plta' Q:
Mary h. King Plaintiff, a

William A. hing, DCfandant
Th- ef'ndant viii tske uOtice that on the Bih
day Of November, a. d 156l, the Plsintif fled her
petition for Livorce IN the Clerks ofics Of said
IOurt, charging said deiendant with habitual
drunkenness, eXtrehe cruelty and gross neglect of
duty, and praying fos dissolution Ct the marTiage
contract end custody Of children. Said Gauss will
be set for hparing at the February term u said Court
he defendast viii further take notice that depOsi-
tiOns will be taken N said by the plaintiff at
the Ofce o. Mills Goshern in the city OF Cncinna-
t, Hamilton county bio, the 5th day Of Febru-
hrY, A d 1852, between the hours Of g A. n and
IL, and continue from day TO day until taid deposi.
tiOnB shall be cOmplgtad. lTr.ar
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lSMITH l. MATHER HAVE Re-
~ MOvED to No. l49 West RiFer street. where they
continus 10 manufacture STEAM BOILERS, OIL
TANKS and STILLS, Ofan desCripEiJ rs composed Of
Boiler Iron. Boilers, Tills and Tanks repaired.
y. BAH y ork in their line promptly attended
%. s. ontl9:b27
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D. MhhSH ALiS BAL G.-BI
j : aTirtts Of two tsFits of vsndftidi 63eEpOln-,
withil and Tor Che Northern DIS rioE OF Ohio one
lh-Teof 1t ths nuit " HsnrE o. BONen St ai-f IN
AhehfncIoss, jun. and John Auchfncloss, in cause
80. As, in SAID Court, aed both against Booal .
souta door u ths Post Oinee, IN the SitY Oiele-
land between the hOdIs often o. 'eOck In the lore
nuOns aud fqpr ciO-k IN the tnernCOns on Friday
tse SlsE day Of JaEu FT, lss the tolgSing PFoper-
Ssitns IN the ty Of CIe7slsnd and ia that pa
ohio, to wIi. the MOI tbesst partCT sub.lot NO ~
eng A. fe,t ironE on whaJ was formerly ealiea
ST. est, the suIne bsing ~ Isut dssT-4 la lils i
Also re toloWing JsaeEi1Bt par ei Of lind stu
zte e above, snd being part o. ths Bunalo t3o4-
pasy 3 purlhaEes 50 caiiea 70 Wit -. r.
az "a - 81. ssll 81 1 - in 5losk I
4" 81 3gO 81 3g4 3s6 and 37b m blUck =.
e. * sis e IS, PISS S. 81 and s5 ID BloaE n
r1 2 --,. -. Al07, -, - and ain biocE =.
- " 4z9, 430, 423, 42t aud ~ in biock =.
" 81 759 40 and isI In blecg HI,
~ .'g.oJ" 674 in block CUsT E.g sselt
3" 4" 10 Il, ~ and IS in llJt K WV. ..sr
" Z93 Eno "a ia block a.
Hc g g ~ IL. BLOCK "a. -. 80
552 t69, $50 and 69l In block A.
3. 40 in bl0ckAY. -4-..- -------...
g I, 2 and 5 IN sub lot 74s "a block &c.
5g4 less z5 feet ca the nor a md
6iI less 10 fest on the hsrth endi and
6l2 less II tert on ths nnrih end Ia Dl0ek A A
.63f les z3lest VI the nsrth end. Hia sTrI
esS les5 Is fet { Z n Ll.e north end -- a- ..ra
63g loss z5 feet OF the north end, aud --I
GIG ie . p 4 ct on thsnorth ena in block BIB.
657 less 10 feet en- the north end.
6. 4 less IS fset OF the MOI IN ehd.
t65 less IS feat OF this north end, and
655 less 10 feet OF the north end in blsCk GO, -1
l035 in block %. HH
636 ess = feet Of the Iorth end In block 30 and
q, 33 aad ~ and As on tbs Island, 80 tslled.
sale 70 conmsoGe at ten clock a. N. ferm1-
Cash. = --.- EARL BLU, Us. Marsnai-
By ~. NJ Patterson, IepufY,
Paine B Wade, Str sfor Plifs As ignees
zyriaud dac 80 fgST.2lQ HaH-.. Ir.
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nRP OVPTAV u

Re % InRBu,.-. a -Ta.l
.aiier Al o:hsg 7-rzstlehs Fsih q
n DIR. A. GIBSON, I'll ~
F9sneriy efA9~ YORK CITY, WIZ SAy One HHn.
sTsd dollars slr yhgpynUf .nEt hg ~ si8 70 cas
sun Tor Tue Pr5ci tbSs any othsr Phytl5ila iR
ths United A'osss tFeass she SAME disaf9ss vita
AiEsg NAM gsAEs o1-iabor.gHs sta5s ag5 sEgaFi-
ssqr:e g tha H5;ersg1st tia; ~ hss ssios-9
q sPEs53 -Aab fisEaIAs sg.TT ouBR
PIsig ATE DISEASES ~
g5tb 81 Lsd eInots srlsia tssefrou1, fnciadiak
I DEBltiIH 0R Ez2ROOg az CBTRATI0A.-
30 has guccessod IN enriaE essss Ia thls eiEy Eous
RelEatyled phyosns h0 Erofsas 70 trsat ~ Drivsts
pislAdi5s vita sloo11sy sEa -vish7st fssaiTiA5 ne
LII IIi50N d0sa not boat that he s. rnembtf q
E51ae O9negs IN Lopdon or HETis,- PsTfhps s0nt
sisrs 90 for tho purpose OF snanhzins ths iBoosnt
and Eao hold ont gIsas eEasotstiOns never 70 be re-
kiiasd. EEt Flhs. u-. 81 1ESO6 ). might 0oa9t otfi
shag, tSsi heis ahlh 70 iSa.6ntirs sssisctiou %
lhoso who Tssoss ccUEdenss II hiA ability ard inteR.
fiss and that NJ rg lerslct AZ AEleFid1p hyetetn
cftreftrsnU uh.ch tEsepEea s1y PLY Bisian Of Lon
top OF a-si or zlly sat roaicas 20 sEu1l f5f tas
csdaai oars Of semicsl TsgEnesR, and an d8assa CT
sEanrs.lcn q, bot 5leatsi sIia Btgaiosl, ari1ins
IT CiBsGs elso sis:is iSr hia nss trsssrlsns sh6
toloying advantages cHe- al others yos oisoovgrBd
and 6rgt the esoutQ pzvl IA p0ot di5agroe
sHta; he uses no rs.tnJ ef the dark sz0a, ouch 81
5iro0Tyr Gcr fhT cteec eela;srtcqs drug esoo1tl5
y lts treeta9nf = ccFssYc ind certsn n tli ol16a
E5e bisds sFsyEred tc 60 into sly pUbIto private
cOartt7t II kee Ulilsd StA'el ald usnrn6traba the
iulnosss ruEri8rltT q his ~ tYssaag:s eTaF ANY
Gshrr nuE known 70 tEls worid IN RENT gf utoalpS
ns rsrn1sesafT. r;'i.'ness ksisiJ snd roaseptabcs
tot ae rart1Gs. ..-'- -
E'r. GIBSON is ps.nFsnsntiy iooatsd II Uicyoisnd,
ans ha5 dA5trE me Ps9s two yeaz1 FtriCTLEod uA1
curea q Gisesso5 which hsd for ylarB razi1lI All
o}hof sGctec q reat t1ts. Reference be given 30
lpdiyidusle q ys rHt reEPsotability IN C9valaEdi
BcaSCn, SsW YORK, Hnd ether Uitias IL Taghrd "a
sll Gbd integrity IN fai FTofesEiousl
pYspepsis, Ekaelnatasl1f. S5IOtnz Gnd I'll chrccfe
5fEs5rss treated With supsEicf sUoeeas.
~ hesiscine rsTb e. 10y esTs - ths o1fiisrT q
rsceipt ol EsT
IS NJ crsas. (. ~ ..---.----...-...a.r-
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LEeRf NOTICES. ass.a
PURsUaNT

M AZ STEk'S - q Akg.-PURsUANI
ltA 70 the eomuand Of dso-stsl o Der Of sale
from the Court o. Comnion les - Ouyahoga c0un-
" ~ toe suit Of koiOn Prantill ana Uhsdncsy
Prontiss pgaingt ThOmag E.dza aud 1Dthfrsst 10 ua
rtctsd shall expose ~ sale 81 Dubln aEctf &c
llud On she tenth CAV Of February l5s2s at three
o clock p A. ths following described paictl8 d
land bltuale tu The tOF Fn7nlD Of East Oi5Eeiand1
county o. quyHhoga. and state 81 Ohio, 70 wits I'D.
Isfcel No enc -Paft 81 lot No. three HUNDRED
9nd sixty, nine, bOuaded a8 foli0as. Beginning at
Martin by depd recorded In book 90, pass ~, Of
tho records of OnyahOgA county, thence aortherly
alOng the lot nnte p thu centre ot the 81 Clair
rOad; thence ea8grig El0Dg the eentre o Eaid road
HnB aud sztendiHg 70 the sQuthtTly hoe "a I6nd so
Dunght Of Gsorgs s. Martin5 s5all ineldds iys
acr-s Of land; tbenca aOuIhelly uardllsl Glth the
frat lins % said southsTly line; thence westerly
sloHg said southe'y lne to The plsoe Of beginning.
Psrcsia b., = Sc--Puff d lstfIo. three hthsrsd
sixty nine, bounded a. follows Beginning q q ?
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The New York herald., 1862-11-29

JUSTICE TO MAJOR ALLsN-We are gratifled to
hear that the report that Major Allen has been
playing the role Of q spy upon the movements
Of General Mcclellan report which was de-
rived from sources supposed to be entitled =
credithas not, in fact, the slightest foundation.
From authority which we cannot doubt, we are
assured that Major Allen is In this city on quite
another mission, and that from his active expe-
rence in the army, under General Mcclellan
he has derived the highest opinions Of The
patriotism, military abilities and services Of his
late commander.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

The WAR IN TIE SoUTHwE sT.-Recent des-
patches from Nashville convey the idea that
there is no prospect OF an immediate battle in
that direction. This may seem strange, will,
the army of Bragg on railroad line, within
twenty or thirty miles Of the army Of General
Rosecrans at Nashville-an army, doubtless.
quite competent to drive Bragg out of Ten
nessee as it was TO expel him from Kentucky.
The inquiry may next arise, why does not the
army OF General Grant push forward after the
demoraized rebel forces which were so terribly
defeated at Corinth-why, in a word is this
delay on the part of both Rosecrans and Grant?
The rains and the mud Of the opening winter
may serve as an explanations: but there may be
good military reasons for little mastery in
activity in the Southwest just at this time. We
shall not attempt to guess them; but, as all the
world knows that grand Mississippi river expe-
dition, under General McClernand and Admit
raj Porter, is shortly to move down stream
from Cairo, we may say that General Rosecrans
and General Grant are perhaps waiting for II
to come along. Meantime let II suffice that
while the rebels In the Southwest are compelled
to devote all their remaining men, means and re-
sources TO check, II possible, an advance into
the interior Of Mississippi and Alabama by tho
Union troops Of Rosecrans and Grant, the rebel
army Of Virginia must look elsewhere for rein
forcements.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

ing crimped all they could off the clothing and
equipments of cur brave soldiers, the radical
cormorants who surround the administration
are, II appears, now crimping their food, tho
government bakeries which are managed In
their interest, supplying bread made from In
jured -four, 90 sour and black that Il is loath-
some to eat. Have the Tribsuss men. we should
like to know, finger in this piet
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

AID AND COMFORT TO THE ESEAY--The
Philadelphia radical organ, like its radical cola
borers Of this city, in the absence Of any stirring
news from Fredericksburg, Is amusing its read
srs with its information or conjectures Of the
plans Of General Halleck for the capture Of Rich.
mond Thus we are told that "the Army Of
the Potomac will win Richmond on the Kappa
hammock" but that the Army Of the james
will occupy the city" Now, whether II 10 OF is
not part Of the programme Of the government
70 make diversion up the James river with
separate army, in support Of General Burnside
on the Rappahannock, newspaper agitation or
such . movement at this time can result only
!" in giving aid and comfort to the enemy" We
| demand Of the War Department, as . simple
matter Of justice, that the radical republican
journals Of Philadelphia New York and other
places shall be held 70 the rules and restric-
tions laid down by the department for the
government Of the newspaper press in the mat
Ter Of army news, or that all rules aud re'
s,rio.ious upon the subject bs abolished.