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ARE You s1cK2-Ths EIeetro-ThaFmal
Baths, No. 80 Prospect street, will cure you.
deel5i1S2
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ID. W. GAGE,
Licensed War claim Agent.

OolIects Bountiss Pensions Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims.
GrPersonAl Attsati~a Is given to the prosecution
of Claims In tbs Departments AZ Washington.
aH-Ali persons having Claims should apply in per-
Son, OF BY letter, ct once, and they VII receiVe
prompt attention. n. W. GAGE,
orfIs-HRs lk SuueriOr-St., CieTelsnd, o.
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CITY NEWS.

LADIES, you will find all the Choice COL
ors of Welvets also, Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms.
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WINDOW DAMAsKs snd TRIMHIEos, ct
Jones', LAG Superior street. asol2;lSl
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CINCINNATI HOG 1TARKET--Beo. %. I
From the Caste
The receipts during the past week were quite large
and rha cold weather seemed to give a % mulua to
the market. he fales were mae pTincipailT to
follows
ar 10 fIllll 70 I'D sfos1
Extra Butchers. SO
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UHICAGO nARKKF-pso. q.

lBY TKLKeRAPH.I
Hogs-MArket quiet Sales principally al S5cf.
Dressed HOGs-Less active and 10 10 l5c lower.
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LICENSED CLAIBI OFFICES


LICENSED CLAIBT OFFICES
CLEvELAED, Ohio, WAsHISGToE, D @,
No. l Lymsn's Block, No. 44s Ninth st.
Near the Ceurt House.
We are authorized By Government to collect
500 BounIy
due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, ohu-
dren, and rightful heirs ofali deceased soldiers
also
20 which every discharged soldier o was dis-
abled in the service. Is entitled. Also, Pensions
nr soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phAn sisters, as they are se7erally entitled M
Ser the law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize RIsnsF.
Money due enlisted three months men /;
money due teamsters, aud every other class OF
elaine growing out of this or any other war.
We slso pay speoial attention TO
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
are not Licensed.
We publish "THE soLDmR's FRrEED," paper
. much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send rs Your name and stamp, and we will send
copy fres, or twelve copies, one each month,
for Is cents.
Apply to us IN person or by letter, with stamp
and your business shAl have prompt attention
Fees low, and no charge until after We have 30
somplshed what we undertake.
septic c. g. BRUCE.
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BUsTEEss NOTICES.

GREAT REDUCTION IN CURTAIN
DAMASK.
EIGHT HUNDRED TO ONE THOUSAND
yards Of those beautiful patterns Of Curtain
Dsmask viii be sold within the next thirty days,
At Cost
The above VIII make very desirable Christmas
Presents. Call and see at
dec7lsO l4s Superior Street, Cleveland, o.
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or FLOUR AND GRAIN.

Daily Receipts.
The following statsmsnt shows the daily rsooiI {
-four and wheat at the undsrnsntiOned places on
Dsoeuber 49,
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From people on Ontario street, In reference
to the removal of sheds over sidewalks on said
street Referred to the Board Of City Improve
ments.
or property owners on Water street, remon-
stratfng against the West Side Street Railroad
Company laying double track on said street.
Board OF City Improvements.
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sue discharged soldiers; also, the widow. ohil-
aren, and rightfuI heirs ofali deceased soldiers
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Az. srOOK VIARKRT-Dee. 23.

NEW COUNTERPART.
IT TELR1RAFH.
PHILAr EnPHIA, Dec. e
PetsrEon's Detsetor cautions the public agair
Counterfeit FiVes on the Union Bank Of Philad1
phta, Just Issued.
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CA6GIMERE3,
DOEsKINB,
6ATT1NETs,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, E To.
lrA GOOD stock constantly on hand, adapted to
Msrfet prices paid for Wool and Pelts, IN Cash
or Manufactured Goods
Once and Salesrooms,
NO. ss WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
suS-R2
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CLEVELAED, Ohio, WAsHISGToE, D C.'
No. Bymsn's Block, No. 443 Ninth 81.
Near the Ceurt House.
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deo2I:ISO
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The two classes ofmen calling themselves
Democrats are rarely shown in greater
contrast than in the speeches Of Judge
Thurman, at the Vallandigham meeting on
Thursday evening, and Hon. II. B. Payne
at the war meeting Of last night. The
former spoke for three hours and devoted
all his time to fulsome laudation Of a
traitor, and a condemnation Of the Admin
istratiOn. The latter said incidentally that
the fOllies or vices Of the Administration
were many, but that this was no time 10
talk Of them; that our whole and entire
duty now was to stand By The AdniHistra-
Zion, to hll its acquisitions, to obey
its requirements, to uphold its hands,
and to follow lis guidance until the rebel
lion is subduei Mr.. Payne carefully
avoided any reference to Vallandigham,
but if his conduct is consistent with his
speech, he surely can never vote for or
support the exiled northern rebel. He
argued that peace, as called for by Wood of
New York and Wall Of New Jersey, was
impossible, and added There may be
some such men in Ohio, but thank God,
the number is few. The question is
War for The Union or Peace and disuHioH.
Peace means disuniOn, and the man who
offers or calls for, peace on any terms, is in
favor Of recognizing the independence of
the COniederacy, and needs watching"
Mr. Payne endeavored to indicate the
Democratic party from the charge Of dis
loyalty, but he must acknowledge that
that party in Ohio is under the lead Of
thoroughly dislOysl man. Upon the whole,
the speech of Mr.. Payne's was honorable
and patriotic. lie, as Democrat, showed
that he looked forward eagerly TO the time
when, the war being over, he could be free
to oppose the policy Of the Administration,
but declared that until that time he was
unequivOcally for giving it the most hearty
and unlimited support. We are glad to
record this Of SO able Democratic leader
as Mr.. Payne.
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Respectfully yours,
HIM CRAWFORD,
Surg'n in charge,
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE
ARMY.

TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE
ARMY.
Soldiers Aid Societies, clergy ymen, Cdi-
tors, and others, are respectfully request
ed to aid in disseminating the fOllOwip g
notices, which are of interest to all who
have friends in the army.
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The United States Sanitary Commission
have made arrangements for supplying in
formation gratuitously with regard to
patients in the United States General Hos
pitals.
Eastern DPartment-FOr information,
address, coffee Sanitary Co nmissiOn,
Washington"
Western DepartmeRt-For information,
address, "0flce Sanitary Commission,
Louisville, Kentucky
The office of the Directory will be open
daily from 8 o'clock A. NJ, to o'clock P.
N and in urgent cases applicants ringing g
the door-bell will be received at any hour
of the night
SPECIAL RELIEF DEPARTMENT.
The Commission has furnished comfort
able resting places at all important points,
either in the vicinity of our armies or at
po nts OF transfer, for invalid and dis
charged soldiers not otherwise provided
for. Each Home is under the charge of
a special relief agent who is prepared to
furnish, free of charge, food and lodging,
and to render any needed assistance to
discharged soldiers, in settling with the
Government and getting their pay. In
connection with this department an agency
for pensions has been established, by means
Of which persons entitled to them may pro-
cure pensions lgithOut any cost Soldiers
and others interested may address on this
subject William F. BasoOm, Esq, Pension
Director, Sanitary Commission, Washing
ton, D. G.
DEPOT HOSPITAL REPORT.
The following named soldiers have been re-
eeiyed and assisted at the Depot Hospital during
the two weeks ending June 25ih, 1868;
]. Borlan, Co. H, 9th Wis, from Fredericksburg
TO Wisconsin.
J. Merrill, Co. B, 9TH Wis, from Washington to
Wisconsin.
7. Merrill, same as above
H. Peck, Co. B, l3Oth N. Y, from Veksburg to
Rochester.
N. Duncan, Co. A, IO3d o. V. I, from Nashville
totCleYeland.
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]. McKeen, same as above
Toledo. 49,
D. Ford, lst Berdan's sharpshOOters, ON Wash
R. Morton, Co. E, 55th 0. vi. from Frederiels-
burg to Detroit.
E. Adtwood, Go. G, 25th Conn, from Tennessee to
J. Durfee, same as above
X. Tarnlan, same as above
IIhe three above mentioned men were released
F. Douglas, Co. B, 18th Mich, from FIT. Monroe
to Detroit.
II. Hays, same as above.
u. smith, 18th U. s. regulars, from Camp Chase
to Adrian.
C. VanderbOrg, Co. G, 2Ist Mich, from Balii-
m ore to Michigan
u. stckity had the above in ehsrge.1
D. kpandall, Sth N. Y. cavalry, from Fairfax to
H. Pease. Co. C, aoth Mich, from Washington to
H. Hogan. Co. B, 18th Penn. from Washington to
M. Van sickles. Co. E, 5ith O. V. 1. from Cum
Oerland 10 New London
n 70 ITTuan, Ciri, 20 B' SOth Mass, from New York
A. Dickson, Co. A, 42d O. V. l., from Vieksburg
to RGyenna, in charge of his father. IT
ter 10 Norwalk
J. seaoPald: Co. c, 9TH Mich, from Washington to
Detroit
to Michigan.
W. X. Scott Co. B, 18th O. O. I. from ARLINGTON
Heights to Connecticut
A. ShOltz, Cs. /, IO5th o. V. /. from CanoD Den-
nisOn to AtWater
}. Waasson, Co. E. 2Gth Wis, from Washin gton to
Milwaukee
k P,nnrdy, Co. D, 18th Mich, from Columbus to
W. watson 1a9, Co, B, 18th Mich from Camp Chase
j. P; 1Glaspie, Co. H, 7th Mich, from Michigan to
washington
B. Bowen, Co, G, l2ad o. V. l., from Winchester
r. Gray, Co G, I2sth Penn, from Peunsy qania
to Michigan.
j. Bryan, Co. b, 9th Ind from New Orleans to
Indiana.
J. Obchan, same as above
l. spear, Go A. 18th .. V. l., from Nashville to
Palnesville, in charge of his father.
I. Yates, Co. ID, 18th Ind, from New York to In
diana. T -
SOLDIERS AID SociErY.
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General Halleck visited the Baltimore
defenses on Tuesday and expressed himself
pleased with the works--indeed, surprised
at the rapidity with which the defenses had
been planned and executed. He returned
to Washington on the afternoon train.
It's the opinion of officers Of the Engi-
neer corps that no city in the Union pos
sesses greater natural advantages for de-
Tense thsn Baltimore, and that The works
now rapidly approaching completion will
fully command every approach.
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EXTRACTS OF LETTER IRON SURGEON OF 58rH
ILLINOIS VOLUNTEERS.

HOSPITAL No. 8, JACKSON, TENN.
: Those whose fears have been
alarmed as to the manner in which their
gifts have been used, must recollect that
charity is altogether lovely, but that her
fsirest attribute is that of never being dis
couraged because she occasionally happens
to miss her aim they must also recolleet
that war is one Of the diseases Of society,
when disorder Of all its functions prevails,
civilization is interrupted, and dishonesty
and peculatiOn go hand in hand with
murder, legalized by what is called the
Law Of nations. How, then, can they ex-
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Card from 5. z. Adnmr. 10.

CLEf fELAND, June 70 1908.
EDITOR RLEADER:-Sir-" Truth is better
than falsehood." The Plain Dealer of this
evening, in giving On account of the Dem
Ocratic Ratification Meeting, held at the
MelOdeOn last evening, says that while I
was addressing the crowd outside Quite
a number of rOwdy Republicans were pres
ent who tried to break up the street meet
ing by shouting for Brough, throwing
stones through the windows of the Hall,
and other contemplate scts.1 Justice to
those who by shouting for Brough while
was speaking, interrupted me, as well as
my desire to have it known that Cleveland
is q city in which free speech is yet toler-
ated, requires me to say that the Plain
Dealers statement that there was any in
terruptiOR further than cheering for
Brough is entirely gratuitous. There was
no overt act of violation, nor the slightest
evidence Of any. No stones we're thrown,
AID the breaking of lamp shade upon the
balcony was simply accidental.
S. Il. ADAMS.
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FOR SALE Or REHT.

A SSlGNEES SALE.-Pursuant TO an
IA order made by the Probate Conrt in a.
matter OF the assignment Of C. II. Robson. in
ayor OF the creditors, ! shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court House
IN sad county on the lIth dNy Of July 1853. al ;
o'clock P. N, the following d sscribed Lands and
teuements, to wit:
lst. The east = OF southwest 4 Of section No
81, Township u, north Of Range - west, in War
rem co atty, in the State Of Iowa, being 50 acres.
Appraised at $40.
ID. The southeast 4 Of the southeast 4 OF
section b. IN Township 70, north of Range 20
West being in the county Of Dallas, State Of
Iowa, being 40 acres. Appraised az Sl2O.
Sd. The southeast 4 Of section - and the
northeast 4 of the northeast a Of section p, in
Township 81, north Of Range 80 west being in
the county Of Calhoun, in the State Of Iowa, ana
being 300 acres. Appraised at $500.
4th. The southeast 4 and south 8 Of north
east = Of section 10, and the west 1aOfthe south
west 4, and the southeast q Of southwest a OF
section 20, in Township 70, north of Range 20
vest and the east = Of northeast q of section
lin Township So north OF Range 80 west, being
in Guthrie county, in the State Of Iowa, and be-
ing 4iO acres. Appraised at $3.50.
Terms cash. j. S. GRANNIS,
Assignee OF G. Il. Robson.
CrUVrr Avn Irua 1ntfr TNIeF iunaTN-IfT
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Strange Reports from Vieksburg,

clAAnGD AANENAAH a. eAAA NANEAaDstA -
Deserters who have come within cur
lines during the past week, says a CORES
pondent, report that the rebels are prepar-
ing TO cut their way through cur lines
The citizens Of the place, they say, have
been impOriuning Pemberton to surrender
since Grant crossed the Big Black
River. Finding him determined not to
yield to them, they set fire to a large
building full of cOmmissary stores, few
nights since, thinking they could compel
him TO submit by destroying his subsist-
ence. Three or four days ago, they say,
a council of rebel officers was eOlled, aud
Il was agreed that they should cut their
way out. Their movements have since in
d1csted that there is some truth in these
reports. They have feltour lines in places,
as if to ascertain whether there was not
weak point somewhere. 1t is the opinion
Of our officers that in constructing cur
fartifcations, weak points were omitted,
and that the Confederates will have to 60
through q great deal Of 'ine feeling be-
fore discovering an aperture from which
to make safe exit. If they should make
the attempt, it will probably be done at
night. The slaughter will be terrible.
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Something Like Revolutionary Times
It is told Of a young man st Neshannoek
Falls, Pennsylvania, just IS years old, that
hearing Of Governor Curtin's call for vol
unteers, visited Colonel OBrien at New
Castle, ana engaged 10 go with his regi-
ment. He returned to the Falls at 2 P n,
procured some white unfinished cloth, had
the same dyed blue, and his entire uni
form made therefrom before he went to bed.
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From the sth Ohio.

A letter from the 8th Ohio, June 18th,
says: H1he old 8th are in good fighting
trim, and although their numbers are few,
B1AVER or better soldiers never bore the
musket or stood in front Of the enemy"
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N o T &C e.
Washington, May 23d, ,s6s. :
YNH II ATTENTION OE Al OT

Washington, May 29d ists
HNHE ATTENTION OF ALL OF
Il Il ElOEkS, who have been honorablY disohal ged
70 ote-enleE me service in the lnvad Corps called
70 the provisions Of General rders. No ln5 Of 1853
from the War DEPARTMENT published in The nan. "a
throughout the country Such officers requ5s
TO comply prum rty with the provisions Of this Order
aud 70 nd tneir written applications, as therein
provided, for positions in the invalid COrps Stating
me chatS oI thelE dlsaD llY,) with ~ II te delay
possible, to the Acting Assistant ProvoJt Marshal
General Of the Stste in which they may be- such
Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General will at
once for ward tf applications with his s
to he Proves. Marshal enural at Washington.
Ofcsrs for the Invalid Corps will be appointed i'm
mediately 1pOn tu-nishin5 the papers quirFd by
General urdr No. lOj Of 1865, from the Wsr repart
incnf. Their ray y d enOl menti will commence
from a.e Of a ceSiauce Of ch appointments and
not from date Ot organ ZaiOn the resp ciiys com
mands to which they may b. u siS iSued.
JAMES g. FRY,
ma H-ii6 Provost Marsha General
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The Chronicle of Thursday evening
says:
Work on the entrenehments outside
the city was prosecuted with more than
usual vigor yesterday, and We hope in a
few days 10 be able to announce their
completion. At the meeting Of the Exc
cutive Committee of Safety held last night
reports from the different working parties
were received, from which we learn that
the total number of men employed on the
works yesterday was l,245."
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BE,p QU,RTEss PRovosT NJ ,RsusL, !

HEAD QU, RTEEs PEnvOsT ,RsHkLO
kIGHTEENrH DtsrhICf OF ONO,
CLEyE AND, May 81, Ist3.
The Board Of ENROLMENT tor IN FishteeLth Goa
gres4ioual District OF Oh o, are PREPARED q ac
cept wen und5r tue above ders OF he Provost Mar
shhl General.
Apple tiOls receive A. this Office. third floor,
northeast nner, Government Battling, near Public
SQUARE FRED Il A. NASH,
Captain AMI Provost Marshal,
Iune2.tf-H ri htsenRh District nt nhis.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

&03 REWARD.-WHoEvER WILL
Y ~ come forward within the next thirty days
and give such Information 10 the Police Of this City
Or 70 The undersigned, VIII lead t. the arrest If The
m screant, or IN sore ants who entered my field on
the Flats, near the MachiTc Shops of the cleveland
mahSning Railroad. on the night of Wednesday
June 2iih, an who tten snd theVe blrbarou4iy
STAB ed and muttlate six out Of eight fine mitch
COWS, b,lunging to Michael Shehgn, will BE- paid by
the subscriber the above eWRrd and will receive the
NaI N ana hearty thanks Of the owner Of sail ami
mails, who Is lily able to bear great a loss aud will
merit q c aTprJb atlOn of all good men.
Cleveland, June &c, 1863 iunes7-tI6
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OHERIFFS sALE.-By virtue of a writ

OHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue Of writ
\ Of feIi fdeias issued from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of CuyahOga County, Ohio, and to me
directed, in the cause wherein Miller NJ Spang-
Ter is Plaintiff, and Thomas W. Morse is Defend
ant, shall expose to sale at public auction, at
the door Of the Court House OF SAID County, at
the hour Of three o'clock PM. Of the 18th day OF
June, A.D., 1868, the following described lands
and tenements. To wit:
The one undivided half OF the following de-
scrbed tracts or lots Of land, situate in the City
of Cleveland, County Of Cuyahoga and State OF
Ohio, and known BY being the East end Of Lot
No. go in the Willeyulle Plat, extending back
100 feet and being GO feet front on Tracey street
and also the whole Of Lot No. 287 in said Wiley
vile Plat, said Lot No. 257 being &c feet in front
on Tracey street and loo feet inches in depth,
The one undivided half OfabOve described east
end Of Lot No $50, is appraised at two hundred
aud thirty one dollars; and the one undivided
half of above described Lot No. 2S7, is appraised
at one hundred and ninety-eight dollars.
c. L. FISH, lEDGAR II. LEWIS, Sheriff.
Plaintiff 8 Attorney. ! by II. N. JOHNSON, Deputy
Sheriff = Office, May 2Sth, 1868. may2S.445
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A recent trip 10 Chicago by the CleVe-
land & Toledo and Michigan Southern
Line enabled US to appreciate to the full
the superior advantages offered by this
line. The smooth and well-ballasted
road bed, the comfort and elegance Of the
coaches, and the speed and regularity Of
the trains were subjects Of favorable com
ments among the many passengers on
hsa-d Tha T,assa-sa- saTs % 70 he'd IN
the sleeping car at Cleveland and wake mp
just in time 10 wash up before emerging at
Chicago. During all the ride both to and
from Chicago, there was not the slightest
Inconvenience from dust, that persecutOr
Of the traveller. The Michigan Southern
has a regard for the comfort of its employ
ees as well as its passengers. The Adrian
Exposition thus speaks of most excellent
provision which that road has just estab-
lished for the benefit Of its employees:
"RAIGRoAD READISG RooM.-The mausg-
ers of the Southern Road have just done q
very wise and thoughtful deed in the es-
tablishmentO Of a free reading room for their
employees in the general Office building at
Toledo where the most prominent daily
papers, East and West, and those published
along The line Of the Southern Road, are to
be kept constantly on file. That it will be
a source Of pleasure and profit to the men,
and especially to those who wait fer several
hours the arrival or departure of their
trains, and have nothing to do meanwhile
none can doubt. 1t will save many q
man from temptation, perhaps from ruin.
It is q step that ought TO be initiated by
every railroad in the country"
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Assignee Of c. II. Robson.
CLEyELAND, JUne lnth. Islsi. inneln.4l7
MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
IEl 10 the command of second phyies order
OF sale from tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
hOga county, Ohio, at the suit Of Theodore o.
Severance and Caroline NJ. Severance against
Norman c. Baldwin and others, 10 me directed,
shall expose for sale at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House, in the city Of Cleveland
on the 10Th day Of July, 1868, 40 o'clock p NJ,
the following described premises; Situate in the
township or Brooklyn, being number seven in
the thirteenth range Of IOwnshIps in the Con-
necticut Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio,
and which is also in the county of Cuyahogl, and
is known by being n that part Of the city Of
Cleveland which WAS formerly the city Of Ohio,
and described a. follows, tO-Wlt: Island Block
No. %, according TO a map and survey made By
Ahaz Merchant, and recorded in the Cuyahoga
county records said block being the same here
tofore decided TO said Norman c. Baldwin BY S.
Thompson, be the same more or less, but sub
ject to all legal highways. Appraised at 81 400.
June 9, 1863. L. ". FORD, Master Comr.
BACKUs & NOZZLE, Pl'tifi's Atiy's iune9 AT
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2,359 bBls

equal to 5,S07 bushels at "a bushels to the bar
rel.
These have been distributed under the rule,
that the sick and feeble should be first supplied
the balance to be given to the well men in the
regiments.