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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
(NO. 2IiJ
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

UvNITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, So
wmnEks A libel of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States within and for
the seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the 10Th
day January 1858 by John Hanna, Esq-, Attorney
the United states for the District Of Indiana, sgs
the following described credits ard effects OF on Wlan
J Holcomb. to-wi: Pour TT nissoTy Note, ell dated
March 3Uth lSsI for ssao 90 each, able N L. = ard
respectively from the 1t DC ober 1881 with liz
terrst; aid given by John j. Oaks 10 on
seth Way and by him Assigned and Transferred TO said
Ho conn, aid secured by certain real estate
Ia Lsore county. Indiana, violation of the powers Of
~ Congress- prov 81 July ~, lS52 entitled Ar
suppress nsnrrccton e. punish trsa~on and rebel
lon seize and concate the properly of rebels and ioi
purpose And PRAYING process against said proPety
and tast the same may be condemned and sod a.
enemies property.
Now therefore, in OF the moniticn under the
seal Of said court dire, ted and delivered do here
BY give public notice all person. claiming said propry
sns part thereof in any Interested therein,
that they he and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States be held the city Of Indianapolis
Ia and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
February next O'Clock Of the forenoon of that
DAY. then and there inerpoe their claims and TO make
their allegations in that behalf.
u. G.. ROSE. u. s. Marshal.
Per l. ). BIGEEow, Deputy.
Attest
JoES Il. REA. Clerk. feb3-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There class of aiserse that produces such exhaust
ing effects upon the human constitution Diabetes and
Diseases n the Kidneys bladder aud Urinary Passages
and through fslse no,sty Ihy until they
are % advanced a. To be beyond the control Il ordinary
remedies, and present the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
(No 2i2)
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
(No 2I2.)
AtffSf
JoHS n; RIA, Clerk.

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA So
wHEEEAs, A libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, ON the 29ih
day q January. 1858, by John Hanna Esq. Attorney
Of the United States FOR the district Of indiana against
the follow NJ described aud effects Of William
Haleomh. wit Three pronIissory Notes all dated
1st DAY Of November 1885, for sJoO each with interest
from date payable In I, aud years from date.
sprctively said given by William W Garrard TO said
Hoicotnb: the said secured by a certain
mortgage real estate IN Laporte, Indiana, Tor a
violation u the Powers Of Of Congress Of July
H. 1862 entitled AN ac TO suppress instruction, pun
ish and rebellion. seize and con>cate the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against said property aud that the may be
condemned aud >cld enemies property
Now therefore. in pursuance Of the monton under
the seal Of aid court 10 directed and delivered, do
hereb. give public notice TO all persons claiming said
properly any part thereof in any interested
therein tina, they and appear before the said District
Court II the Ufd States to be held at the city ofIndian
spolis and for the District Of Indiana the third Mon
day ofFebrusry next Of the forenoon of that
DAY. then and there nterose their ca and make
their allie cations In that behalf
ID. c. ROSE, T. =. Marshal,
Per l. >. BIcsLow, Deputy.
Attest:
joan II. RIA, Clerk feb3-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
xrrJonp, coSs.. November 18Th. 1861.
Ma WV. n Gar.

MILFORD, COM. November 18Th ls6l.
Ma WV. " GRsGG.
IeFr SiS: have for several years been afflicted with
troublesome and dangerous Sisea~e. Gravel which
resisted all remedies aud doctorS until took Constitution
wster and you may be assured that eNccedin gy
plra.e with the result Il has entirely cured me, and
you may make any OF my You N IN re-
sard TO the medicine. have entire confidence IA its
efficiency. Yours truly, IOND sIkOSG-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction thar has no equal IN
relieving the class ~ diseases viii has been farp -
eunenty successful in curing and tru, thar We hail
be arded for efforts Ia lAcng valuable remedy
= the requirements Of patient and physi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long given up the of buchu cubes and ju
ner in the treatment of these diseases and only them
for the want of better remedy.
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FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGIsrs-PRlcK 81
Nm. II. GRsGG a Co. Proprietor..

Morgan Anen. General Agents. No. Is Cliff street
New York Wright 4 French, 63 Rardoiph -: smith A
D~yer, - Lake - wkoie~sl' Agents. Chiesgo Illinois
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COpartnership Notice.

1--WE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TAKFS HESRY B.
j ALNOkD into partnership and the business viii
hereafter be conducted in the snd style % RsEs,
CALDwEIL ALyOKD RUGER CALDWELL.
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TERMS or THE DAILY SENTINEL.
One copy one year .--,-.-----.....-e1 90
One copy, six months. so
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Delivered by the carrier. within the city, Is per
week, payable TO the carrier.
Agents will be supplied at u cents week.
TERMS or THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
copy 50
10 copies and the maker II the club. Is 90
20 copies and two The maker Of tue club. 30 90
Additions be made clubs any time the above
rates. The will be printed each paper wifho ut
extra charge.
No paper will be sen, without prepayment. eonin-
Ged longer than paid for. Address
ELDER, HAHkNESS, a. BINGHAM VI,
Indianapolis. Indiana.
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DRUGS.

n HAVE associated with business Mr.. G. ".
Sosn who has been assistant n the store FER q
humber Of years past Hereafter the business will be
continued a the old stan1 unseE the firsl q
ffHow Ns>G 81 SLOAN.
feel grateful for the liberal ronAge which ~s have
reSevettrust BY strict attention TO business and
the Of merit and retain the
X. BROWNING
Ii persons knowing themselves indebted 20 me viii
n please call at their earliest convenience aud make
settlementof same, and o0iige BkONNlN0-
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903.

fhE governmental and political questions q he
coming year vii have absorbing interest for evrry
eti1en We are engaged IN gEsusse gar. a.
sui q which none can forsses. ID threatens rsdics
change IN the institutions ard principles upOn whieh
Governments founded. md n. destruction 81 the
liberty and rights q the citiasn such a. the
people % no ether nstion have enjoyed ana Z
which may be attributed uoeqaalc1 prorr-..
in national prosperity and greatness The issue wsu
upon whether this frye shsn -
preserved and mautained and the rights Of States
under the Constitution perPetaated powerful eeatTal
authority be permitted grew Of this VAR obtsr
atng lines Institutions. and al those checks
upon the Federal Government, rights reserved BY The
States which have constituted the excellence and supe
riorty Of nationali;y-Sisies one the sea- foS
the common objects forth In the Constitution. hut
''disnot the billows in the management q their
purely domestic Affairs These questions we're involved
in the elections AMI The voice q the people
emphatcally expressed for the Constitution
j. and the Union % vas" Never there time
when I, important ts the people should be thor
sughiy advised 20 the progress aRd condition = public
affair AM Of passing events people not ~ FOR
selfgoverumeut unless with intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which Affect alike their
and the public welfare
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READ, READ. READ.


lrrtate and drench the Kidneys and by constant use
lead 90 chronc ACCOMMODATION and confirmed di.ea.e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
DYSMENORTGA, OR PAINE III. MENSTRUATION, AM
N MEN0RRHAGIA Or Pk0fU>E FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,

Which in the married female is constant recurring
d and through neglect the seeds of
dangerous maladles are the result aud month afie
month passes without effort being made to assist
the suppression becomes chronic the patient gradu
all, loses her appetite, the bowels con>tpated nigh
sweats come on, and the consumption finally ends he
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
FOR DYSPEPSIA

II has equal il relieving the most distressing symp
Also, Headache, Heartburn. Acid ach, vomt
ing FOOD, &c. Take tea poonfal after dinner. Th'
dose in all be increased desired but it should
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28

Has proved itself equal the task that has devolved
upon II.
DIURETICS,
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Brushes! Brushes!

HAA DOZEN Paint and varuish Brushes, Wall
ZOU Brushes. sash Tools, Blenders. Scrub, Shoe,
Horse Hair Hat and Cloth Brushes % all Lin d at loves
figures al BROWNING SL0AN'S.
jel4-neod6weow3rn
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viii assemble. and the most important questions
will be brought before It Tor determination. ons q
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy Of the
President viii vitality affect the future % the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings viii be
ported in h Nratiasi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28

NDE'S USSILAGO
Q. Pheasant % the T<se-chnxr>s cry Coz o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
IRRITATION or TIE NICK 7 THE BLADDER, IN
PLANTATION or THE kIDNs Us AND CArARRH
OR I i'll BLADDER, srkANGGARY AMI BUhN-
ING OF PAINFUL UklNATING.

For those diseases it is truly sovereign remedy. and
too much cannot be said its praise single dose has
been known to relieve the most urgent symptoms.
you troubled with thar distressing pain the small
of the back and through the hips teaspoonful day
of Constitution alter will relieve y like magic.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
LEUCoRRHGA. OR WHITES.

This disease depends upon an inflammation Of the mu
lining of vagina womb. IL is in all
cOmpanied by pa,ns the back, the bowels
and through the hpS teaSpoOnfu Of the medicine may
be taken three times day, with injection of table
spoonful Of med ne mixed with halt pint Of soft water
morning M
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28

n, IN ~ - ac1l uS IN ~ ng Nc
new Legislature viii assemble on the sth q Janu-
AIRY Its action viii have deep interest Tor the
citizens Of Indiana. The Nffaei viii contain faithful
and intelligent report q is proceedings, that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-26

On ihe i5h o. September lost, The
trailer Vallandlgham addressed letter 70
q Coppsfhead mesiisg 10 Dayton, ohaFae.
isrifsa ny thssame dlsloyal aud base upir-
Il which his other productions ethiblt.-
rAo Efforts " President Lincoln 10 pre-.
serve the usion, be denouneeu ~ "attro.
oloun aoia.' lle declares that "lho sue.
essaos Of The Federal armies have not
q an broken the strength or mbdusd The
spirit Of he ConfedeFa,ss In arms.'--
Sounds that like loysly1 he berales
athe Court II Warrington" (nark The
lsnguaFu) beoauss Il unwissly and
wlotsily rejected tho mission Of Mr. Ste
phsn6' Add yet every one tnoWs, lhai
70 have received stephens IN the capacity
In which be presealed himself would have
been . positive recognition Of the "Con-
fsdsrate oevernmont a. an existing fact,
rsoogbl,lon, chat Of course our Govern
meat refuttn 10 make. Our Government
oaanol treat with the pretended rebel Gov
srbmsnt- but ls ready ~ all times 70 list
en- 10 any propositions from the SouiAsrM
people. Mr.. vallAndlghsu is vastly chs
rdnsd that Mr.. Llneoln did not fall lbio
tas trap adroldy ss. FOR him BY the lead
ing rebels Ne constantly mouths the
pk aso dthe Union as Il was," Unung
As people to forget, FOR the ims h-.ae' hl'
tfsashsry TO the Uaion 81 Il va Fh,l h'
proposed to divide it Int, tou cJsfs-s'
slnl This letter contains ths folloWirg
Slgbihoant passage;
nIn any esent he whom majority Of
the aqusiiGrd electors Of Ohio may
ohoope for q cir 90 sernor, rsH b tHapgu'
rated :"
The Italics ere bis own. The soldiers
Of course, arc not "quhl!aed electors,
and n Mr.. Brough ls aot elected by th'
h,me vote, vhllAndigbam will ignore The
vote Of the soldlsrs, nearly all Of whom b
kuowS will vote against bin, claim 10 b
asVsrnsr aud " will be inaugurAlsd," 90
eerdipg to the programme Of bis Lieu
tsuant" Pugh, 81 the poiht Of the bayo
net. II the people ~ Chic DO no. dsisa
thls traitor On Toe home vote, Il viii no
bo because tbey have not bsep sufficiently
warned Of the consequences which vii
aow from faithlsusBsss 10 ths discharge O.
their beliot.box duties, Let The ballot BOZ
be faithfully used to take away from thss'
oonspiratOfs the shadow Of an excuse L
excite . revolt, and prsoipi,ate civil war IA
Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-26

with pride upsA his llnSs sssndiag or iy-
ipi lll where tAsy we're Whsa ihs SCAT
D aF troops are ne longer sausead
with the defensive. Con, Turchin, ~ ihe
head Of hia brigade eharEsd into The rebel
lines and cat hia way cut again, bringing
slth him three huadred pvieoneFs, otheF
portions ot this brave hAnd followed Tureh-
in'a example, until the leglons Of the enc
my we're taiFly driven back 70 the gFouad
they occupied previous 70 eommeneing the
last hghL Thus dtd twelve or ahees thous
aud men, ahimaled by heroic impulaes AND
Inspired by worthy leaders, save from des
tTueiion the Array OF the Cumberland, let
the nation ken0F them ~ they deserve
Athighl 0ea. Thomas ivll hask 70 Roaa
vile, four miles from Chattanooga, around
aad IN which city the army lies to p'gAt
Our losses have been most severe, aud
can scarcely fAll short % !, 700 killed aud
500 wauAded, Col naFnstt tells me thAl
our loss In artillery will no, fall short o.
ahy pieces, Oar deaeleaey In WaaaPer
'eueA aud baggage eeaaet new eeeatlmAt
%,
Hut The enemy has suffered a. severely
AZ We IN that Which be eau least Ahetd
human life aad limb, lie lAlsnded By
massiag all Als available forces iegelher
% aAhiAlla,a the Array et the oumeer
land, lie Aas islled 10 DO 90, and AZ
though Il would he childish 20 deny o.
conceal eur ewa fearful lossss, yet Nc MAJ
console ourselves by the assurance that Il
ale circumstances Bic failure 70 destroy IA
is for ua slgsal victory, and fos hl@ Al
irFVpaFable defeat Us
oAsukLftgA
The list ot killed and wouaaed has no
yet been published. The eorrsaPouder
gives the following names Of otiser
smoug the wouudsd
Captain E, A. Spaaldlbe Cempshy !
l05,h Ohio, Lieutenant Relden, Uood
speed's Ohio Dat,ery IAeu,enah, sue1t'
0th Ohio Battery,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-26

Rieudaeious aud IIypscriiicnl Address.
The Democratic stAte Central Commit
Tee have issued and published an Address
70 the soldiers OF Ohio, which they design
circulating in the armies Of the Union. Il
urges the soldiers to vote the Democratic
ticket upon the two audasious pleas thai
Vallandishsm is the soldiers friend, sEd
that The Democrats we're the enss who
passed thesoldiers voting law In the Ohio
legislature Two more fnlss assumptions
eosld not be conceived. VallaBdigham
makes Il q matter Of boast that be never
voted 8 man nor dollar for the war.
Re never voted 10 give to poor soldier,
whose wife and children hre safTering for
want, one dollar Of hls hard earned pay
Re never voted a dollar lor furnishing the
soldier with food or clothing he never vo-
Ted . dollar FOR hospital supplies with
Whish TO allay the tuasrings Of the men
Woundedin their ooHntry's cause. he never
volod a dollar 70 even bury a dead soldier
beneath the sod, or furnish bin = pine box
In which to deposit bis loved remains
TAii man, a "friend Of The soldiers"l They
have no more bitter enemy than be.
The refu,ation Of the other boast is found
in The legislative record, and In the fact
thai no siais, where fhsrs 'pas a Dsmoeraac
mg rio N IA LsgisIatars, haI adopted a col
disFf voting lao. And these very Demo
sFs,l Of Ohio, while appealing 70 the Ohio
soldiers for their votes are intending, Il
Vallandlsham should BY any possibility
q sseldsn, or fraud, Fsosivs . majority ei
The home vote, 10 soaissi and FsPsdia'e ~
soldir1 cote HypoeFiay could 60 nj
farther.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-26

CHATTAHoodA, Tsua, Sept u, 1853
Mes MAHE BRATTaH, ssoEEtAHT aoL-
nIERs Asp 6ooIEFT o. NoEEHERH OnIo -
la eompany with my brother Dc A. N.
Read, reached ,his place day before yes
terdaY, eoming via Bridgeport Alabama
aud Hrenlon, Georgia. The object of eur
rip Raa to lnVpsdgals personally the
wants Of the army Ia tie deld aad 70 obtain
more aoeuTale Information as 70 The best
route ior iorWaFdlng supplies, TIE army
is remarkably healthy, notFilhslandiug
ihelF tedious marches over bad mountein
roads IN tho heat aud ausli but ihsaeFeFi-
By Of the oampaiga must lol upou their
eirength soon, and our stores will
BE- much needed Ia trout Nov TIE
aiok have beap len hehlad % reach d sap
plies, and ere Well provided Vilh Sanitary
itoreB, but lheY must BE- bFadght iuio this
valley and on lpls side % sha river fdr
the SICK that viii aoou accumulate here
even II there shepld Be 20 engagement
The wagon reads ever he msuutalaI tra
% illigpli lhai The whole of iho eo4eFn.
meHi lFaulp9flatiop pars1 auAoes io fed
tha army Wllh ihl upil sahsian tel efualel
RsllFoad oommunlcsnou VIII b oIeHtd IL
abgai I've weeks aas y lttd iias thsp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-26

Hundreds Of Volss are los. every ytay
By the abseHee Of voters fron the State on
slselion day, This year every considers
gIou of duty aua Of PaiFiodsa requires thsl
ths be guarded agaipsl. Every unien
nan should feel an imPsFatva obligation
b % sr,auge bic business 60 70 be o. home
sld q che polls on the second Tuesday IL
0itobsF lt lea lime Of lhs year when
n rohanls may and i oanVenIept % b a.
sent making ihsir lsiess purchases ioF Che
Wlaisr irads Id an such bear IN mind
ihai ualelu ihs election gosa Fight-ualsss
/ esss fsf ths paioR apd lhs slsbi.iy q
~ GoygrHneHh ~ ihsiF anticipated
proali lll b absorbed andli nl bathsir
aspiisl snllrslT IWspF sFay b 'ae civil
oomnalions lpFa % engup upoa ihe ilea-
tien afVallandlsham. ms selection p Ohio
q q Ealeaal nomenf CoHseslspees
tto most momeuloua bang pPan lAs Haplb
q gouaist Win tht hatioRal Govern
nsnt 6 threatened Rpd resolved uPeF p
ssst "a, ilsioyal igFP'Fhead llskit PFs
riil1 VI na ras pau ial y a ~
HlllaeAfA AsHpas=Ai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-26

80 ase.t, -aAMUft " tJttMsbN
a1RE'l gR'V,5, q Il III Rah2h : > ."
pRssl 9isS,. Ss.' baCft hHAitesS,lt
hs4sit sla'st - isiu Il fHl HHtasrN
s.s s.,as,a, s ,. .t9iat4lis ,,, fFNsls
bms'y ou.hwlaiis Z I. Al ls BtRhuh,
e54iHaf fhEkItUE
OUHuir FfffIFufslsN kkhhn - ......... 4. ~
oNf fu,ilig I'd tha nssgg.- g.-pANtHb STEPHAN
fEtnFniuN A HLsNh
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pllt0luIl0N.

nIssOLUTIOR.-THE FIRAC
NV. kAMlHf o. a thIa daT disnlVd 4
aa A. on.4st no ehQle iniallli N lhu lra hA
LAWTM,
INu. nhNA .
Cleveland. SIT q, isai o.VAh VhlsF
WIELIAM L.WTsY lsyiug BuF1hassd ID o
iiIe lutfra b the lala ARA uf y al laWief -
Al a9n inue tho rn-l go e. tha oll ftand 10 aag
iar 4, A. haraloiuret under Pc uams Of
lelils iq i WTET tn
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RRQPOaAla,

CBALED PH0pOS4LS WILL
NJ III eelgs q ~ QNee p ths CIV Civil Iusil
afovinf Wood auelt nf W. niue lha ia Hsk
iqd farm pg the adgaI ana tuItTi
filEstse sF,s aesi i1na ior = avoEk maT b ris
Flq haaia In rIu mrfQFfm u1 iusits The sut
mlgi aWpldi Ft.tfIIl & ihe Fghttl soossi ~ l.i11
lht tauis hI uidal 2 tha Huafd,
nntn--l 'faa 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-26

In Wili county ~ on the Wh.iuat o. cArlai ie-
sss sssa wrlh oSs s.a Ssts g.ars 'S0 sSa x.
nontha.
In LOnox, 90 Saba ey-n SEPT. i0'h, Of tys.
enlnly, ~ TITS EDult rnN ol oi HdNAni 2. and
OLIVIA cliatct. agca yca ..
Also IN Lonox, en- rft'ay evvbing u Alplheris
Q, b ain % Mar & Klng AZ llsesn snlA me.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-26
GABRIEL SIMON
sopt3t4so 1uardian o. Hannah Dan,

DARriTION NOTICE Ransom Hath
guardian Of Lueelia Heath, and hafthaig
take notice that petition was hlcd arunst her
on the al day Of september, A ID ISIS, nth
Couu Of Common Pleas, within and iorlh
county Of cuyalogi, - ]. p. Raj moud andlla
y ], Rsymond, an is now pgniing, shorsiraAi
j +, Raymond and Mary >, Raymond dcrAn
partition of the l0ilaWlug zeal estate to'wit lh
Z Situated on tho nnrtheesiefly cDrner Of hldg
an forK airurta in the City II Cleveland, our
y Of Cuyahnga, and State 81 ohio, h-ing uft}
seven ioet front on bridge street and rum
hack Of equsi width one huniTcd and thiriyteN
IN feet on Narh street, aad thai a. the next rFt
of said Court tho said u, RAYMOND aud iaI
] Raymond vii apply fnr an afder that paFitio
may 81 made of SAID pIem.sea
PALMER a DENNIS,
AHoIneyalnr
y q RAYMONl
uepi2l-eNtn MARY . RAYMGNl
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FoF InRe supuiaT.

VHE sTAUNOH AND -.
~ helhp.f Elrlt II = firsfnHar - ~
.iiauifl iauN flIf. Cart. n Il
AulnF Hit tsfa fra nIf 81 llrTuland ilf untd
iaa ~ AaA ~ ia elriaalaie a1lHu 81 = ~ nu7tTIir
o. lqlf 81 fH1l etll alItE ga u m
t9'aaF fF,igni "a faaisgs sFill %
s.l sl.ssa ~ ssd if'st.tbt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-26
BACKUs a NOBLE.
plalnIin,a AIInrnaN.
SALE BY virtue Of

n UARDIAN SALE BY virtue Of o
. order OF the Probate Court OF Cuya
Cornty, Ohin, dated September 20, lst3 .rfl
will be sold n the chest bidder, on n .ar,
September 2sth. isui. bets cen . aud C'C'UI IN
the afternoon. At the door o. the Court il il
the city Of Cleveland, the following rotl -sis oi
Hsnuah Davis a minor child Of Henry y. Dfis.
deceased, which real estate ig described aaol-
love-
Beng parss Of uuhliyilion lots Nos q an y
Ia Len j. hnsou's suhd vision Of onglnal Hc
acre lots Nos l7s, li9, $50, Isl, iA2, Isl lsslss
aud 100, Ia the cItr % Cleveland, Cuyhbss
County, Ohio, said plrs5 uf Haid sln- diviaionots
Nos ~ and "a being ten iect % of The east sio o.
said lot No. e. and ldeelieei cii ol the westido
Of said sub lot No. 21-rnaking 10 the sholo ten
y two feet q ground fronting On the noyih oE
she south ado Of Lake street and exicninf
southe ly ffom the 80 ith side Of Lake atrel
equal width l6i lcet 20 narth alley IN the rer.
Appraised Il $50.
Terms OF 4ale s-ono.third cash, the bA'nct
10 tso equal Rnnul payments Wish inioresan
nuallv.
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