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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

4#4|~@I H4@~@I JUNE |"t"f &""'f >
L. 10 obsdienoe 10 ssnerAl crier No - from The Al.
juisnl and Inspeclor Generals Once Ansiln dated june
sth 1905 the Brieaiier General commanding the 18Th
Brigade Texas STATE rreorS comprising Tho eennis. o.
Osers In do several prscnets of said counties 70 en-
roll the Lames ofescy abIo-hoiied person liable Mill
iary duty under the State law before the days here
inaier mentioned on which days they vii cause the
names Of each person enrolled to he placed In hat
or boz and onehaf 60 per cent Of said names shall
be drawn BY the Enrolling Ocer from the bat or box
and the persons whose names are dfawn shall repair
20 the camp In the brigade district which camp will be
designated by the officer commanding the Brigade.
IT, The dam viii be made In the county Of Dallas on
Saturday the lllh day Of July; In the county Of kanf
man on Wednesday the 10Th day OF July, and In the
1858.
iii All sble.bodied persons have right 10 ,eiun-
teer and win be received cavalry sngly, In Squads
or by companies, when they report properly armed
coutred mounted and equpped and those who yolun-
ecr will not be subject 70 the dra but will be eonsid
cred proportiona,e part Of the above so per cent
Iv.Alf drafted persons win be required honor
on oath 70 state what arms no has end to the extent
required properly 70 arm himself shalt carry them with
him into the service
" All able-bodied free white male inhabitants
braeing refugees from every portion ofhc Confectionery
including Maryland, aud aliens between the ages OF
eighteen and hy years, are held 40 military service 10
The State Of Texasexcept the following persons, who
exempt from draf vix All officers Of the State and
counties State Of Texas except ccronevs justices
Of tho pcacs and notares public; and officers Of the
Confedernc;, including snch clorks and employees as
by law they arc entitled o officers, clerks directory
and guards Of tho pcnitentary superintendents and
teachers in the Deaf and Dumb Blind and Lunatic AS
ylums professors and teachers Of Academies having
many as twenty or moro scholars; one captain two
lots and two engineers each steamboat actually in the
service Of the State OF the Confederate States ele
graphic operators actually engaged such apoth
ecary for each apothecarys shop actually engaged in
business; presidents secretaries, supcrintendcnts
gineera conductors and road Of railroads mail
and fcrrvmen Dlblic ronis
mechanics actually engaged in the manufacture of spin
ming jennes cotton cards; persons having substi-
tutes in the army of the Confederate States who were
exempt from military service to the State Of Texas Ii
ccnsed ministers Of the Gospels such micrs may be
necessary to each steam water mill that gnds for the
public, and many engineers may be necessary for
such steam or water mill in actual operation.
vi The enrclling officers Of the several precincts will
Immediately after the draft, report the number and
Of all volunteers and drafted persons the Brig
adler General at Dallas when the camps win be esab
Iished.
BY order Of Brig, Gen, W. II. HORD,
Com'dg. 18th Brigade Texns State Troops.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

The circular Of Con. Chambefs hns pro-
duced the impression that he Il anything
but ffiendly to President Davis and fears
arc entertained Of the consequences OF pla-
cling mai with such eniimcnts It lllc head
Of. Affairs in Texas.--San. Antonio Herald
VIII the Herald quote from the circular
those passages calculated to produce The i'm
preston alluded to GEN. Chambers Gays,
8 A. Gesrew sfth SAT-. shonld disecrd
az pfrsonai coA<idtroiioa> and dfecfia1 ,n,,-
s<!f czcl1firelg 70 he public lfarf, tzo,ild
trfp ,eafet orr ne seft,y and .af<fe<t 4f <1<
Star H;lf cfaseifss r.psi6as1.r We know
NOT what further pledges tilc Herald would
nsk.LSiatc Gazette.
We have moi BY as copy fIlc General :
circular, as II was document (laf We did
moi conside en- worth preserving II il did
not ccnsnrc The President because tic rri-
tor was net appointed to q high military
command We cttilinit failed 70 coupre-
bend is'z meaning and i1e whole country
strangely fell into tie Sane error. II BE
vas friendly with thc President. why di5
he dtc1a il 1ccczssfg 10 promise 10 discard
Al personal feelings 1; appears be bad
<>n1tf'rr personal sesinst dc Etcsidc1'.
which justified or remark.
We are 1iii,c Surprised that 0sc Gazette
sht1lli t<Io1zc .11 c<4sc # such +. nan n
+1<t ti<r4 - 9<'.|t |'F1'I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

b III ri ~
The Northern dispatches admit that
Bank assault upon Port Hudson met with
a severe and bloody reptlse, that The neg
roes were placed IN advance. and lost GOO
sont Of 700 IN The regiment total Federal
list bv Federal admission 9, 900.
A jackson dispatch Of The OH says q
u5nfedcfate who had been taken prisoner
ear u icisbure, and nade his oscapd re-
TINT t;:rf are disposcdfo abandon fhe ef-
fort 10 take the city-{hat they are short
Of supplies ilsyins burned md destroyed
every thineahey could = the country, nna
now they Themselves <ulIer non. t1c'r
vandalism. II Is bclisel our troops IN tac
city are provided with GO days ratIors, "a
the ilrst ns4aal]t Grant |i<cd cotton bales
for ,aovcablc brcas<vorks, but icmbcf'on
mounted tvo 100 pound guns which swept
away these breostrorkA moving dqFn
whole 1latoons of The cncDy. The ac-
commits Of the losses % both sides are rn<l-
Gus. The enenay'S being put from 81 0Q!l q
co100. and ours from 5000 10 l3,Vv}.:
There a1r ]! D fc1rs on cur side IN regard
70 Sickshure or Port Hudson.
The Richmond Examiner. Of thc z23, u
an article on The sensation IN Mississippi
says:
There is really no occasion for panic
about {ickstuig. Whatever may be INC
rrs..;t o. The military orerationz arcrnd Il
,te;r interests VA soon be ecliosed By
.reat<r events cIsc@ here. Within the next
1.<tn-ott. dc 11ur1;rn u 1852 viz be
n,tlfr well decided The mos, important
movements q .Ic War will probably b
,..4.9 Al. @1.+ time II The Ior|c[4I1I<
on1--l = again tieief'ons a. may d
hort1 with nucA md spnrd reason, a.
though mere victory VIII no. Iru<-1s't'<
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01
COnfisca(ed Lands for sale
IN TUE. COUNTIES OF
DALLAS, ELt1S, NAVARRO. LINES0NE, fHEE-
STONE. KAUFMAN. SMITH, Van ;z4>Df,
MOOD. VrxHfR AND Ut4E <4

!. A scIEDULE u an The treet3 ~ 1.o1 ~ the
Z Il above named counties, rhc1 n-f Vrer c'''''s
Gated win 10 Ief HI ~ Clerks odfc@ q each cr1ni}
fr i,.ccf ion ~ fh>.c 3I7hInr 10 purcf.s5 and IL
Al <s<e. IA .h5c11 s1tiffac:ofy nl1iim1fn r<1<c )
I., 81 4 AZ WI obtain iefret - r1'ef such
t,s<l o. <=zs 70! -a|s q ~ sfs-t bidder =. icr
.I:r az Il, IN .ac u61.h. The bidtinss u open
~ ,;.< ,'njns,o rrc - I Until The var h strr
cd our eitize1z >c s<;s'' from lns a,'a> t',1
rs 3 course y Is no.; a. aa> have he efel
~ $500 11odrtine +'is1 Of our Citizens - Hp> 1z
N <1o>c i<-lI> I.t and At The same tf1 t'|."
,5 aid 1Tz>1rt ffc lands ps-zias INTO ne '.1|, n
~ ~ l. f.oSe. Hecr,<cf & Stats.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

psD-Secsthe announcement Of W. II. Witt
Esq, for Representative. This county is
cntitled to two reprcsentatiyes-thus far,
bcwescr, only one name is announced,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01
5000 REWARD.

I UsI--Un Srilday night or Monday morning last
~ in tho town Of Dallas, large sized leather coy
cred Pass Book, containing 1850 in Confederate mo-
npy, and two Qiiartermaster's Receipts, signed by
Capt, a. HARDWOOD Quarfermastero Of Bnrf1rd Regis
mcnts and also some other papers and receipts With
my name In then Amy person returning said book
aud tscontents 70 me, VIII receive TIE above rewars
sis D.. N, MASON. K
Dallas, July 4, 1868. ---s1:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

"A DNINisTRATOR's N0TIC H.--Noiice
Z Y Is lcfeby givons that at no june Term 1883, Of
the County Court Of county, Icxae, ,inder-
signed appointed administrator OF tho estate Of
Almedia Ledbctter, deceased. All persons indebted
to said estate are aotified TO make Immediate pay
me,lt, and those having claims against ead estate
are notified to present thesam prodefly authentic
Gated, Within twelve mouths they will be ppsfpon-
ed IN favor OF moro diligentcreditors
ID. r. CAMERON, Administrator.
JIInn 2Dtt. lSla--1l :hN. -l- ..-.- 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

T.sR0M tie ztlscrl bsl. al Dallas. about QUO mould
4 ago a little DARK BROWN. IN()lAN
HoItSE PONI, ai,oist yeurs old. ue'is iran
dSd with = low dov3, o. tbs len Kan, and bis letf
hind foot IL whslt viii literally reward Huy one
who viii deliver him % mo IN Dallas or Inform uc
.ste his phsreateuls . that can SET HIM essi
81 -. A. J .G0IIItI =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

BfE- We call attention to General order
No. j, Of Brig. Gen. W. Il. Hord, command
ing the 18Th brigade Texas State Troops,
comprising the counties Of Dallas, kaufman
and Henderson, which win be found in this
days paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

The Louisville papers Of Tue l2lhi conialn
adispaich from Columbus, Ohio, 10 Tie illh,
that the Democratic Convention has nomi-
mied Nallandisham for Governor aud
Hughes for Lieut., Governor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

j. We take lhe following condensed de1paI
y che- III The Houston Telegraph front III
. News u Ihe scfI' containing the latest date
0 We have fssu.
! The Northern mail brought Us no,hlpl
Q from beyond nonLam, and " course NJ
news
A gentleman reached this place yeslerda,
} Who Left Nlasshall on the 18th. lie reports
, no later news Of interest from East Of The
Ailsslrp, but the second fight at Port liul
son was conarmed,
; From the Houston News. fune e5
summary Of the TeIegrapitk1eus.
Nine Texans are said TO have been attack
ed last week, few MILES from Bayou Sara,
La by 20 Yankees, aud the result was thai
six OF the Yankees were wounded and Y
; taken prisonera
: Banks Is reported to have passed bayou
Sara 1--WE suppose some tine sincc,) with
10000 troops and legions OF negroes, who
were guarded ON all sides to make them fight
aud prevent them from escaping. The Yam
KEGS az Bayou Sara are said TO have boon
greatly alarmed on hearing OF the seeoad
defeat OF Banks at Port Hudson Several
instances are given Of wealthy planters OF
Louisiana having been entirely ruined by
Banks raid. bayou Sara II IN ruins
Both branches Of Gen. Johnstons army
moved on Saturday the 18th, destination,
! Grants entrcnchmenis. All surplus bag
gage was destroyed and the troops moved
I light,
II is now reported that tho whole Federal
force has gone below Port Hudson. Also,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

v
hard on set of 'loyal leaguers,p who Will
/ Wade and Chandler and Mr.. Forncy, hay,
! held caucus in Washington to organic
/ for the purpose Of euppressing all organi
nations in the loyal States hostile TO til,
Republican party. The Herald says thi
is a design Of the Abolitionisis to create al
Instruction in The North in order TO Obtain
an excuse for making peace with the South
but il warns those engaged in it to learn
1 that like Frankenstein, they may raise an
other monster they cannot quell. ~
The Herald asserts that the whole Press
Of New York are against Burnsidc's cours.
towards Valandigham. II declares thai
! in the city who has not pronounced against
4 the policy adopted, and says that Burnside
has knocked his head against thicker
wall, and precipitatea himself into a more
dangerous collision than when he attempt
led to storm The stronghold on the Kappa.
hammock.
On the 18th Of May Vallandigham was
lat Shelbyville. He desires TO avoid al
public demonstration. There have been
/ immense meetings at the North, in regard
to yallsndigham and instead Of the Union
sentiment, which has hitherto churacteriz,
ed the gatherings opposed to the Lincoln
Administration, PEACE Is spoken Of, in q
manner not hitherto INDUCED by The North
fern people.
The following is the first resolution pass
ed by the New X Fork meeting
Resolved, That we reiterate our opposi-
ton TO this bloody, relentless, unnecessary
and fruitless war. In our opinion tbs time
THAT the whole American people North and
4 r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

br1r The sob Regiment 'Iexas Cavalry,
Col Gnrley, passed through here Yesterday,
en- route for The Northern Frontier They
eamrei on While Rock last night.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

I AHE,DhrAfOi Ilf Coxn,f1. f,1
I XtiiiklTls Ia t's' ~, w. r's,'.' 'is,
/ W L1f|''aiu>t ~ AZ, f'EnI.l lltAIs ->--IiA.
,s.s g... :. , ~ Y s.,h '!sa.s w l,r
a''-dulpis ,''AIl u Iii, lAlihl'ii - ~ ~
PEW telt.' ,'sf'Iea ,hsilA1It f.-I'sls>.,a'all'
/ ~. prI it>tai DO ne duo, 81 The It,olI f0Inf|
/ . ~, ~ /" ~ rNnuaI eilgIion, 20 rI'ti w. y
ssa .,. ~, Ia 70 ~ ,.s,g.r,, y state q
said amonin,1 M Nil IA n, .,',.., f,.'. f u
,u' l H., hs ,eies eA.i uieu .eid lrs
lor1 A =, " >neAin,<nls have I'ffn ch.i f
tx n, Z, , H. ihilt. each i.en
nens., y voted pl"r Nj The ic>SI,. lie same, *
conailiuilon 81 he State of'ie2as ,i.I..iti,a,
rd proposed amendments shall. az oas Il aid ri.
.lou' have ben lcad on ihrlo tcsefal a61< N.
iIpusq otIhc Leslslntuic and iA2solc fhefccd Ahi
hay. tseh 'ekeh by Yeas and nays. md pfeslaf'
mIther that the rule IN the ntofe rfosilo Ah4illr
or 10 t'fHpenaml~ky either Of said uensof.' ~
And Whereas p'l Leslaietncm The ieEolr n
ad IN ID X : ;y he Z c s
passed Joint r'soluiloN olusns an alnenilpen
,ns V ,s 4, q y1sh BY hs ~
resolution n Ia these vurdf 'Junif hc>ulutiuul ~
posing an amendment 70 The stafp Vonsiilulon
By u fisotlhn|n ny the Lrasft >rtnf OF fiirtIsfl
the Contribution oft'e State ahail b. 80 aaeut1,l
thread as follows, VIII
SIC. o. All public lands which hive boci'hcrctoiof
or may hereafter DO gfhnfod for public tchuols. 10
various countics In this State. may be soldh> l
county courts ofeach county 70 which the lands b.
long, BY suell tribunals "A may succeed 20 thei
tors IN said conn lies, and under such eenef6iruie
thn Legislature nay from tifno ~ time PRESERVE
proedL, tnat the proceeds OF Tho sale bf lueh lnid
siiali mfVynined aud Invested rs a permanent sci
In I4I IfQnU No IIII.|I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01
Negro woman s,oy. Sale.

"A WOMAN. about forty two or b roe years or age
u good nurse for Children or suited 10 cook and
wash :Spr o small family, and spins. Said xomnn Ia
not worry stoGs consequently would 10 sold compare.
lively low. Apply 81 4, & 4. = s. A IA
J. l3lltl.A ~ TITS QFFICE.-N1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

RY-See the announcement Of Col. John r..
Baylor as a candidate from this (the 5th)
Congressional District.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01


! a cnAFTEn ~ IlisIonf - A correspond
emit ol Nedary's Crisis Of Columbus, Ohio,
resiyes the "Reminiscences that In 1908, on
the purchase OF Louisiana, Tho following
resolution was adopted by the Legislature
VI Massachusetts:
'Nesoiycd, That the annexation OF Lonl,
slana 10 the Union, trauscends the consti-
tutionnl power OF the Government OF the
United States. II forms new Confedels-
cy, TO which the States united BY the for
mer compact are not bound TO adhere"
The Government Is here pronounced as q
compact between the States, aud from II
The right Of secession or withdrawal for
just causes results as necessary logical
deduction.
In 1871, on the bill for the admission Of
louisiana as a State Joseph Quincy, sr,
said, aud after being called to.ordcr, COM
mitted his remarks TO writing
'If the bill passes, II Is my deliberate
opinion that II Is virtual dissolution Of
the Union, and that Il win free the States
from their moral obligations. And as IL
W Il be the right Of all, 80 Il will be the du-
iy Of some, definitely 10 prepare for sep
Fundamentally II they can, violently il
they must
John Quincy Adams, in describing The
Federal disunionists Of Massachusetts, says
among other reasons for dissolying ON the
annexation Of Louisiana, was the follow
ing;
"That IL was oppressive to the interests
and destructive TO the influence Of the
Northern section of the Confedcracy, whose
right and duty IL was, therefore, TO secedc
from the body polite, and to constitute one
Of their own.N
The same State declared that tho admis-
zion Of ii'cxas would relieve her nom all |
urther obligations 10 remain in the Union.
FIRST in maintaining the doctrine Of seccs-
lion, and first in notification Of the Con-
titution and the laws, tits in perfect keep
ng with her character that she should be /
irst in making war TO The death upon any
'thcr community which presumes for any
ause to dissolve the aglofious Union
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01
HON. MALCOLM D. GRAHAM

viii address his constituents, in this part
of the District, at the following places and
dates.
Kaufman, Saturday July 4th, 1868.
Dallas, Tuesday 18th,
Fort Worth, Thursday :" 9th, g
Weathcrford, Saturday e 11th,
vcais Station, Monday +" 18th,
l,irdvillc, Thursday 8" 10th,
Grapevine, Saturday 18th,
Rockwall, Tuesday 2lst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01
me aWIlderness,, ANA ChanceIIorsrlllc.

at n hoff In,
continue to come in~each one adding sa,pehinr "a
our previous knowledge Of the events Which occurred
or correcting statements made in the hurry Of writing
soon after the event Our attention has been specially
called 70 one point mot hitherto dwell upon ~ INV
corrcspondent though the fact has been alluded 10 by
nearly ali. We refer 70 the question, Who command
ed the corps Of the immortal jackson when he was
rendered for d combat and forced To- leave the field
We have received from authority which places the
statement beyond question fhe following partic hrs.
which We briefly pt on record for the Information Ok
q our readers b:
General Jackson made lie rYeat aank movement
aeainstthe right ana rear Of the enemy on Saturday
hour before sunset and driving the eevenM corps Of
the Fcderals before him, routed and pushed them
nearly to charlottesville His assault was made at
the l-known locality Of the Wilderness and this
The Wilderness Soon after g O'clock At night Gen.
Jackson received me wound which caused his DEATH
Major General Of his corps was also disabled Gen.
Rhodes whose heroic conduct made MAJOR General on
the anu WHO succeeueu nh N ~
immediately dispatched messenger to Gen. y -. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

4 UHI@I<IH1IoH'< NOTICE A <A-
~ Nay I<ru ia.f. q Ire <tn<ff Cocrt o. na,Iaa
rin~'r>Ic< a tho estate 81 ~ G. HtH(rtt al
p r@1r< having claims a-+-i ~ t<;4fe win rfl.
sat <1tu ri'lin f't |4c I<<ir' ltd ~ i.F
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

4 ~ a. Letters 81 Aouirieff4ti0n r<fc granted &.
Honorable pftftt- Court n oalss coint, On thct<
tate rf Mazda s1<.dEc, dcct1-rd This 4 1cft1cIc
70 motif al Icfsto< sIfI'ti 70 feI estate % n4<r
having ,|eIms aa4Inst ail r.ato Will 11c-<i< 10
9.ut f'|t enihfpi.<e.'- r1I,1 pc i<I6e ~ "a i1s1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

I y fcf4 Of adnnhlssfefIon 7i,h The Viii 11nck1.i
on The estate org 0. Far>opf <aeaee, ucf> giant a
onrt o( - a., tc,9 4. n. 1sD3 aid fI';a b ~
o1tif5 al nfrcn< I.<rs tlAIns aE-nst sad ch<afo
70 o<r><o< <6fin l' l1o '4o, aud those :4dttt<i ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

IInApQuARrEBT .nEr1, TRA Ms. Miss. CLoTnISo
BlnHAu, Shreveport, La, june 2, 1868.
Mr. II. IIIRSIf Is authorized 10 purchase II
M County Of Dallas, Texas, all articles pr
thing, CAMP aud Garrison Bqiipage, suitable
tlietroops Of theton feslrrafe' Army.
All good citizens arc Tcquested;to soil 10
iIirah economicaily, as his pnichascs VIII be
Government purposes. ~ n Ks
d w, il. HAYNES. Aiaj. and q M G. s.: "A
Chiefof Clothing Bureau, Depl =. Trans-l
Jlnn 1y--..1). a ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01
500 Head q Sheep Tor ssI'

fNONSI*TfNt' Of Ewes, Lambs and Wifhcrs,N
~ can BIZ. bought al a Bar gain w aprly ing II
undersigned, 5 miles Rpm lie town Of bal las,:p
road 10 Cedar II n, orio Alexander CIf]osoI
Mountain Greek where tho sheep Gun be sce1l.
y JAMES HfsxTLl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-01

Ia faith whereof have signed q
apAT. \prcsonts, assd caused the grcat seal
S-S+-~ State 10 be Affixed. Done At tho Cit,
- o - Austin this, the fourth day Of April A
1869. BY the Governor, II n. LrBB0cH
Z RI. TowsFs, Secretary ofStafc. * ~
pf{- All Texas papers publish once week tilit
tion, md forward accounts to Secretary Of state.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-06
MUSIC.
MONEY TO LOAN.

RR0 00A MONEY ADVANCED,
S0U.UUU in sums % suit-ot the Cd standard
we'll known WAGNER'S DGlee, on securities ofeyeFT
kind, VIZ: Dry Goods, HARDWARE, Gold and Silver
Plate, Watches, Diamonds Jewslry, BireArms, luT.
ntture, Oarpetss Clothing Pianos, Mirrors, Paintings
and Personal Property, On themostsaTiafactCryteIm9s
Business strictly private. Established 1851 Wstchsg
and 9eWelry for Hale At bArRain8.
10 W. WAGHIR. Nos Matsr-SLs
Cor. suDsrioF-St., over DATq 3 PiGsottoB Store
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-06
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ OF PROBATE COUBT-By virtue Of an
order from the Probate Court Of CuyahogaC oun-
ty, Ohio, in suit Of Morris E. Gallup, executor of
the estate ofSyllima Miles vs.. Emeline Webb ct
al, l shall sell 10 the highest bidder the follow
ing real estate as the property Of Sylllma Miles
deceased, to wit On Wednesday, May eth,
1868, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises situate
in StrOngsville township, County of Cuyahoga,
State Of Ohio, parts of lots Nos. AZ, 48 and "a,
bounded west by the turnpike, north by A. Pom
eroy and Nathan Foster, East by Caleb Carpen-
ter and south by land belonging TO Frederick
bartlett, containing one hundred acres, more or
iless; and at the door Of the Court House in said
Cuyahoga County, on Thursday, May 2Sth, 1868,
at ten O'Clock An, part OF lot 464, in the village
Of NeWburg, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, beginning
at a stake set in the ground which is twenty feet
south and five rods and three and one-half feet
east Of the southeast corner of Methodist Epis-
eopal Church, thence due north thirteen rods,
thence east four rods, thence south thirteen
rods, thence west four rods to place Of begin
ming, containing fifty rods Of land. Also, in the
city Of Cleveland, CuyahOga County, Ohio, part
q original lot No. 81, commencing at a point in
the south line Of Superior street and the west
line Of land formerly owned by E. Dwight, and
running southerly therefrOm at right angles with
Superior street, one hundred and twenty feet,
thence westerly, parallel with Superior street.
twelve and ons-third feet, thence northerly,
parallel with said east line 70 the south line or
Superior street, thence easterly along the
south line Of Superior street twelve and one
third feet to the place Of beginning. The last
described lot subiecL 10 q lease made by said
Sylima Miles to Ahaz Merchant and j. G..
Vaughan. Lot in Strongsville appraised at
Cleveland appraised at $500. Terms made
known on day Of sale.
MORRIS E. GALLUP, Executor.
April 9th, 1868. apr2s:4a