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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03
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General nrdnrs No Of

General Orders No. 49,.
Sarbmansafi- II Ssiseritts vii cause the folioz.
Ind order To bt rPi I'D ol a h-t seven tilaes ia
4 firent nurrh .l iwsp1psr~ II each State OF the
Csnfederey = i.iiIe y n csssk every part q the
n An comrissi 80 Ulcers 90 enlisted men
who are now alsena sr,r mir cbsnmands fun an,
tKer cause than atnl dis lhiiiiy OF dafy under or
der fQrn to sesrefbfy 4 War, frnm fteir depart
II. Connsis-ios,cd baicerz filing 70 tonrly with
thf provisions 81 fhs fore going Pa-asraph rihia 4
rehsonatc length Of fiine il ase ~ exceed twen-
Is days after fhe publication ~ THIS order. shall =
dnop-e from the rolls Of me array IN disgrtce- and
fher names Wi he flstnisbfd % he conmandant u
cunScripfs for eprbllrnc nt IN the r4nks-
Ill. All enlisted who AL fail n comply o ilh
the prov sons = '-si.-fi' thi- aslsr Fith 2 /.
resanabe length o time. thall be considered de-
seHtets and trezed acenr nrlys tbeir names 70 =
furnished 4 the crnaandsnt n con~rtipis ia their
state Cor pabcstior OF s4ch qiber actpa IS may be
III In order u etsnre The cs<ieat CO oYtration Of
II Concerned 10 carry this o-1er into iufneiiate e.
fsFt Department epninir4eefs val require ir'm the
cdmrarding officer 81 each se1arate command an
their Department prbnp1 reptri Of the noRes OF al
Commissioned offsets ard enlisted men INV absent
frln tlisir eonnsrds fiess fenerts must slate %
tatfaion or company con miildtr Eho hail egect
"a furnish such ieport. dr Et1 shall kn0Hinziy Be
guilty of conccahng ply cA% ~ ana1thprizel 40
seuce shall en- conviction tiEre be Ernarily dis
missed. filH
~ Under The pravIsiorF p ~. ID elanse o. para
graph i. Of Ceresai Orleft NO NJ cor4 miss ei o-
dters and privaes who ard ltslppbc u oear1n arms
IN Consequences Of wlnds FtceirHd ia battle bit VIII
are thefwise 6t for serric az required Il nat
efwe assigned 70 re- port ne dearest comm and m
Of couscripts IN theft re-pftut Siate, ghb Eid. q
ther are fitted FOR such itfy fsizn them - the col
llcf;on Of strazsers and ne hrcentnt ~ The PR
visions OF this order with nll bwer % call upon the
nearest military authority Tor boeh assistance M
| be necessary thereto H.
i VI. Offcerz Of The Qthrtfuia5ter-S Department
charged with payment Of tro,ps hereby directed
net 10 pay any coTnnssipned ohcer or private who
does not furnish satisfacfbiy Evidence that he Is
liable 10 the penalties deasree in The foregoing
der ANY disbursiug oficsr Eo|shan make payment
In vfOlati0n Of this order bal IL hab.e on his bond
Tor the amonnt q such patmef
By order. TIL :. COOfkki
I decs03a Adjthnd Insrec Central
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LAYING hr<n .ahsrirrd b Gen. Helm 70 rnlrs q
Il Company Or the tiea Kenf1ckg Cavalry. 10
The term - three ycarE darng ne tH.nly
nUre men ~ Wautrd n 81 NJ nv company ana
hope krnfprfians Vii re~pont % I'm calf- an IN
amp With the I'D ma Nv cavalry a. Cbaffnnoa-
"a. md stat Be- glad - rrcsiss Ksstsrkisns. So
der enIisfihE u NO tcmrahF mnrt furni.h their
ovn ho-~--- M X. SHACKLETT. Capt
dee1l-lo-s 81 neads CO.. Ky
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DKArH on Carr. Os4llIE EiSlse.E--lt is our
painful Office this morning. to anH9uuce the
death Of orr sstirnable yeiing .fTiend Captain
dRslII liz EwIse, spa Of tlSe Hob Edwin Fl.
Rwihg of Tennessee. He vas, we believe al
the time Of his death. ! member Of Gen.
Rreston's stat. and was Killed ia the alton
irl 4 MuFfreesboro, on wednesday, Of all tn.
gallant young spirits ,lsat have fallen during
this war. there was no one more gallant and
dbiyairic than ORvILLE Ew1So. He enlisted as
/ Epri vate ID Capt Fosters company from Nash
vile at the commence1nent Of the war. was
unanimously chosen First Sergeant by tn.
members Of his company was appointed By
Col! Ba tile Sergeant siajprl Of the gallant 2eth
irennessee Regiment, ard vas twice wounded
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W. = nofAiSs In Chancsry Al
JoHS J. HFrFHRiYs- 49, .-.'s.-
IT appearing that the defendant Johu = Hsn,h
1 reys j. resident 20 re Srat- Or Tennessee .
that the process n the cann5f Be- served ~ bin
4 J. he efore ordered that pub ictnn bs made rex
" fr tour weeks IN the Chsttsnplca Rehel nrrspa-
per pniaish-d IL the city q ChaftanooxA. rcc
AM deikndaat 20 appear a. Chance-y Court - x
Geld a. fh- cou1 Ho1se in the. city % ehaft-u r-
the tpartk Monday n January ncxt. and aas.sr
compliments iii Or judgment By confes-ion vi h
entered and he eaus=7sef bearing ex pare
dec23-lw VIZ. J. 5TASDEFEg
elk 4 II
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sALrl sALTu

1T,HE II1dsrEIE1ed have Co IIls a 8.lfrIlls, Va
SIX CAR LOADS OF SALT. IN sacks Of thrss
lnshes 50 I,ou1ds per bushslj noE re.dy for ship-
neot PerSuns r1ning - purchas yin 1tdre11 The
1ndeTrgned - Gladnsy SprInrs. Va By The frEt q
1anl4ry- BIDS viii bs received hr oDe morn car
lnsds aud fhe st BID o1sret Hiil Be sccspisd- The
T d d " = VIZ B. nsckEssoS O..
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LOOK cur ron HInl


n WILL pay SIS Tor tie e.ptnre and dsHrsrJ - ns,
OF coBnnsmeht in any 81 y nat a ri In. IL
ny negro by i'm. Who runaway &c Ilt1 lnEl--
he II hrirht lnnlaltn. - ytlra old. 1bouf6 ftst
lncbes high, chouky hnin. - nbolI leo po1ntI
nas ruther bod bui pleasant fuuntsnl nce-fl f1cs
RS very shreWd and sn1art he uas raiset n Ian
nenbcrg county Va He prdbably has iorFcd p1nI-
he wore On piush cnp AID fankss bI1s isctsL I
Eli pay 500 or re ant proof 10 oonvct nng
person fr hartoriug hin. aiding hi, % sscaps.
Aflanta. nec13-2w JUN 81. RICE
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PERSONS wishing q Get tHeir nerras. hsruud A..
reach ~ ihe rsrkees r.n fnd
EuPI<D1HENr st LIBERAL WAGES
pork hruse Ia ruilrs r-st ~ iDsiton Ca N
70 The 10 DAY ~ Iar-a. lss3 R.fsrrhcs-Nat. J. r.
Cummings, - :. A. Apply n ooce n perrna O. N
.efter. OLIVER NICHOLS a Co.
dsrs-lm Porkcfs Tor c. g. A.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

Dr. order q ths Coart q Or6in1J 81 fhs rosufy :,
ID Dads STATE q Georri1 vi or ~ rlls I, -
hirh-sf bdder fur cnlh- IN fru1t - C1url h.
IL he ten q Trsnt1n. dang - hrll h11rs - NJ.
On ne Ii rue11ly n lnny nexI - tcacI q -
ca uhi-h SEN E1slsl- ed 1Tsd, ly1nE Lcok1Ef
Creek seFen ules EboTs 1rent1l. ogli1lrIrr -
80 Or 10o ncrcs-sbo1f loo. 1r1l-rno uIkls h1f
and abo1s 80 acres 5000 qu1lty, nn1 - laInss
n61ntzi1 ia1d- eoDs SO ~ 60 ncr1 81 ~ 4 -
tiFstion. abo1t 100 q uklrh = n rrnn- On ~
place Is 1rstrzte pe1Eh and npPls or<hlrt tunlEnr
ho11es. neTTp cabins, b1r1, GlRai A.
Attn slns tns ard pi1cs vi $50 n.1 r - 4
LAND In he cc11ty, lying II HIIr1 Tnrrr e.
taiurr l60 arreI. o. whIc1 a. ncna Imnuurr-nraI.
The u13frsignst WI EhoE 80 hntI = g.rl,rs -.
At oEEkcHkm
Atninnlra11r . brun -
NsF IL 81 ~ h1lI
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FnR HrRR.

nS Tuesday. The slst inst n irout 81 the Nrrhsi
ye.r- a. pubiir oefrry % he highest bi6dsr. o. II
ntnblhs eredit. negro uouah Bsbscea and her tH1
c'iildren- and neEo boy. Ephrlin- Bad and
riy required for The y ne ~ The negroes g
The expiIal0n Of twelve months and tie payDEnf Of
the hire Part,rt hrinr 70 eltthe he nsgrus1 and
T1y AL medicinal acconnts. a.
dec2o-l0d J.c. WARNFR. Adur
Estate W. Z Kennedy, dssd
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

at the battle of Fishing dssk. and captured
by the enemy. after a t,libus eonfnementi n
the Hospital at SomeEses KY. he znalIy re-
covered and effected his ,Icaps from the Fed
eral lines and reioined bis tgi#hnt He sub
sequentlJ served as an Al ito Col. Walker. Of
this city, at that time commanding a Brigade
in Breckinridge's Division, he ,subse quently
received the superintendent Aid Dc Camp
to Gen. Preston. which position he honorabIy
filed up 10 the time Of hi, death. Ne ten
der our heartfelt sympa,hiA 10 his bereHved
relatives.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

On Sunday afternoon ab3qI O'Clock. man
named Parker, went 10 the Residences Of Mrs.
Draper, in the SOUTHERN part II the city. and
after staying some time drew arsyplveF and
shot her il the cheek and twile in the stom-
ach. After committing th;kmufderous act. he
shot himself twiee-olsce II tael stomach and
once in the liver. Hopes are ehterfained that
Mrs. Draper will recover. Pafker's wounds
are pronounced mortal = Aobdld Tribune, Dec
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

NrNintville Dres-ibsr - lssa.
T1HE Conscript lamp a. this place viii b. nrTe1
4 near Aurfrfeebnro. Tennrs-ee. On ttt 18th inst
n enrolling Omrers required 10 repoif there rho
have hereiofore reported ~ NcIinnFlis
Chairrnen u County courts rsuired - flrnfsk
to the C5mmand2nt of Con.csipi- ~ Enrfrtesb.ro :
colnpiets LIST pffhe names o. al Enrolling OEters
Tom their ssTer1l co11ties and Re Districts which
they reside MARCUS J. WRIGHT.
c-c30-lH Brig Gen Ctrudr- &c
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$50 REWARD.

THE ss1rs reward nf Thirty Dol ~ vii be r.5 =.
ne apprehension 81 private Nm- l.. Harfss n
Co X. Ffrlt Cnnfeferate Regiment Georgia vonn-
teers and bis delivery 10 me u nooiie n ccnhns.
nlent ID as sl.e fail
sad MI Harrison e serfed from hi< foupany Al
Rinef sd, Gergia. on TIE I'D cay o. Drcember -
and j. supposed -, be a. his fafhrr n Cstoaa corn
y. Ce1rzia- said Harrison ! nbolt p y-ars q 4le
abfut lee ! inch hirn hiue ey4x light hatr an
f-if eninp DE xiou. aud weighs about b5o -
del3l b. e. IL REID. Ia
Co. II. lst r-nnlrferata Rerl. "a. rnlE.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

Tive iaf- alter the rnn--riits sf ,nr county have
b a. d-fed D. assemble resra 4 % dpllsrs ~,
re paid fpr thr arprehensic1 ana i-ilvcry ~ csmh
Il instruction n Rockville. of anv ~ -rint belsn
Ping 10 aid cioHty Who may lave ailrd Ia answer
he call.
fxiesse- II fraHsparflfioa viii b. paid.
Persons having defrtd f-anscFirI-s certificates ~
rrniey n1snt ia The Nitre dtartnerf. The raj
rods signed by the superintendent are Ct - b.
i8ferferrd xift
The fares aud descriptions % al cnascrips- who
hsve faied - af~ue tie eli szi-F b. procnsr-l :.
tbs ice the nee 81 he er5;'ira ot6cers 10
the county < d. Hl<fkf. u f,ul. a. = A.
ianl-<f |f.anrsiarlAef o. Cun~cripfs
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To the Enrolling O6cs1 Of East Tsnisusss.
y REPLY . fregnsut n4niri.E. 20 an luforn.S
File fhs o1lg N E1T Tr11aSree No an a.
eupssd KIM In1srr1ption- mo l. HOPKINS
ch.'iHnooga- Dee - =. A-D.c
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Iron The subs riber in chaftsii'oEa ou THE ni-li
Il 81 the 29th. large bay hor~s 9Th sadie aDi ri
die on The fnder viii Be ibet.iy- r. varied -
leaving aid hor~e a. the QuartefS n III Pr y1si
Gnard- Ider3l-stfl mo J. KICK
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ARRIFAL OF PRIsosERs -Gdne3al wFllich
and thirty-eight other FedeFaI officers Of diff
ferent grades, arrived here last evening from
Murfreesboro. under. escort Of Col. john Rite
Of the 7th Tennessee Iii
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NV AUCTION t soPr ,s.,ox rov..


20 lc1 NAB IT.. LTEcgBCn1. "a
Tie underE-net hsre -ri1i1f ttsu1slrsr tsruth-
er undrr re style and 1ru - J11e1 r 8cult = c..
for ihs Pnrpo.e q con1nc,llg E.nsr1l AUCTION
and CONFESSION BCSIEEsS- 1hsy kara rrrf.i
tknt large End elegant buldng. No lo1 MAR rtrrst
I.ynchturg. Va. lHlely ecu9plsd - Jso. 7. Dars 4
20. ard ~ LIE lrt d1y a Det1E1er nsx1 IN ).
ready . rscrirs Msrlndts Of al ki1ts ~ prIrnss
and aueiDn sales Trey Nicif co.'s rurreuts n M
lfsct1ret ard Smoking IhtAcco. 61rars nolnrr.1
Goes. 8rd ether Grrclriea BaIa CLltou "a CcltoI
Fabrics q al kr1tes. Wpoien Boot1 hoofn EknrI -
ile.ihsr ene 81 oti.sr Eu4s .s-1Ily r1ers1 ~ mH
Their Art Auctio1 uiII ilk1 pln1e a. IN enrlr A.
Deceuber. 81 ubich d. nolira ulfh crfi,o.- -
vii - ruhis1ed-
They especially r1fer 20 tha wIrchnrfr ~ -
Eees men u kschnond. Pett-rbrrr DlnTiTs - 80
cities q tie bo1th. uknna AID a.d co-np1rrsSo'n
~il Be triE npPree..st- 81
JAS =. SCOTT
or he iaie tru 81 J1hn T. Dxvn O.
HESRT Y. BOcOcE
M =. PARISH
MGnbeu q the frn q Bucocf Pnrrsrh
re concrrs of Boooek PEri-h. Na Brssrs
s,rert. vii eoltin1s ~ The 80 aant - uEuaL
decl7-sn B0coiK 4 PAERL8E.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

nfn- French ladies Of rink Ire now IN the
habit OF slightly painting the cheeks. jtsf IN
der the,eyes. TO give those organs a brilliant
appearance. DiEereiit cblors are used III
pointing to the color 9f thP eyes
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03
VALUABLE HOME FOR SALE.

N<ITU ATKD on the Nashville and Cllai ndnra rail
> road adjoining the Iesi3ence ~ The late Rev.
F. SEVER The let contains Two acres with neat
dwelling Under fine enclosrte wei 81 with variety
81 young INIT tries. consisting OF Anpes. Peaches.
Cherries Plnms. Ounces, pfcot{ .aud Grapes; also
nte e;ecIion 81 berries For il'fther particulars
appiyto l'ftl ~ T. SWICk-
ddc30-lm Hi Hi
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03
BRING oNIYodR HOGS.

i an ApTBoBizED otuk all the HOGS Tor sal
at the regular Government prides-
aefs 1T T. (. n McCAMY-
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(1AME to the suhkrriber's on The I'D december six
~ miles Senfh East q Chattanooga. hay mare
with name tnrned len side; also ltare with White
IN face Tie owner y requested 70 come and prove
properly. pay charges and take them awsy.
iaul-1w GnrIrN
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

II Charles Hsrnn,nns. q Capt. 0Hrnrr,s Coupanv
81 Florida RrEimenf. VII addfn ne nldsrSirisd a.
lh< place. be viii eEr1 he partical.rs eo.csrnng
NeEro B1l en- b. hun - Cave citT. II : ~ ltIh
q September las,- Auy iniornnlio1 oo1osrni1r tie
pfesent l0caliiy e th1 Tefisnl VII - thnnkfully
received b. = J. GBI6sBT.
der7-ln Anf surEssa m Mss Req Z
Camp near Hnrfrresboro, Team. Dec 4.
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TExtract


q Murfrecsbnrpl IeIIn-. pHc- %, NJ.
= s'' So =: s g. 5 Ell
H. All paroied friiohcrS 10 have 1T may 'liefeaf
ter be delivered At yfssi ufg. Rfe lrslfrd 81 tbs
aean: - that poift ls excl anEs They ~ there
lore ,ireShty report ir duty With their rsrpectirs
regimfnt+-
dec3s " GEo4G G. GARNER.
4 l. - LII - ~ q
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TROUT HIo US !

NoFIcil~
TTAyINt; thoroughly n.Joyhtei ny House. beg
II leave 10 rfeTm nv id Ilsis.dE and The sravei
ing public. .thst The Horse VII BE- open and alter
Nedneslav VI sd December TIL
dec4-1n O. MCKINLEY. Profricfor-
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LEATHFR FOR chRN

WE have lev sides AZ Sole Leather 70 exchange
w for Cprn- One pound OF Leather q bnshel 81
Corn. App y al the Chattanooga Tnnhery-
jAnl-lot'
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ChaftaIlsotAl Oct Rl<t. leq2-
ckrtiieA accounts Of Z, I'll Bank4 Capt aud Quar-
term aster will be paid AZ THE ctiile IF
hdvl ga iIll h. If JONES.
/ III lI Mai AL 0itar nm tSfer
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TAkEnl Up

no Put In jail in Chattk1ooga Hhmiltsl "a county
"A Fast fennessee. on The "a day Of October. 1852
q \ Zero MAY by the name Of John. who <ay~ fe
belqngS y win. Jones, 90 AfmphiF, lran- Said boy
: lila, k ieet - inches high 20 fears old
aAf5 III N ". HlISWAlM Jhllnr.
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Columbul. Gee. sept 5sh. lBS1 :
Qf order q Q1arlermasf1r Gen1ll kura hsrn N
~ tnfed With e1tire control e rolleccnF fks hide
ofthe beeEes killed for thu amp f.r tan11r 40 Ne
purrbase a Leather for rnnEfhetnrinr Tannsu hsx-
inE father On band nnd waiting hde1 VIII g uaIl -
b bod, Ard i = he duty Of an pstriotc fznne .
aztist in - do1g. AL le1kher bid nnr o.non.hls
prces uill Be t1prss8d- r v. BILLIARD.
<P9u Htipr A. @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02

THE Latest Phase of English - Justice.D
Sundry unhsppy hay-makers in Ian
csshire, England, having made nay on n
Sunday recently, while the sun was shin
ing, have found themselves in court and
held 20 answer in heavy damages for the
crime thus committed, while in shrop-
shire, at nearly the same time, small boy
was punished for leaving q master who
required him to work on Sunday. tits
not tciesrOn which side justice lies in these
dismetrically opposite decisions Of English
magistrates. The conflict is irreoonoila-
bic. If it is q crime to work in the fields
in Lancashire on Sundays, the Shropshire
man who fined a boy thirteen years old
for refusing to work on Sunday was guilty
Of wrong act and if Shropshire whs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02
l MAN OF A THOUsANDl
A CoNsuMPnvE oURED

DR.. n. JAMES, 6 Retired Physicisn oi{reai
erninsnce discovered. willis in the East Indies, q
cel tain cure for Consumption, Asthma brenchttis
Coughs, Coda and General Debility The remedl
was discovered by him when his only child q daugh
ter was given up 20 de His child was cured, andi
now alive and we'll. Desir- US o. oenenttlng MS y
low mortals, he viii send TO those who WISH II N
recipe Containing f directiOus for making and sue
cessfuily using this Iemey free, on receipt Of thei
nomes, with two Stamps 70 pay expenses. Thefe A
not single of Consumption that IL does not q
once take hold OF and cissipate Night sWeatB, pee
Viahness irritation Of the nerves. failure o. M moF
diiculE pectoratio1, sharp pains in the lungsio
Throat chilly sensations Nausea at the stomech,i
actor Of the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles
D5S-The writer will please state tho name oi thep
per they see this adverriment in address,
CaADDOCK 4 CO.,
lula-l52 2e5 Nnrth Ed-St Philadalnhia. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02
n.ntnln InHN ReRERrgoN.

Leaves Cleveland at 3 PM Leave Detroit st 10 A. 4
Mondsy..Septembe Der a Tuo5day....---septem3sr 3sr u
Frida, ....Se ptember IS Saturday peL z9
Wednesday. y......Oc October Thursday y-.'-Octonet Q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
IV command of an order of sale, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas of fcnyahoga County,
Baker et al, to me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the Cleveland on the NTH DAY ol
October, 1868, at three O'Clock P. M, the iands
and tenements described as follows: Situate IN
the township of Brooklyn in the County OF Guy
shoga and State Of Ohio, and bounded ana qe,
scri6e6 as folIogs; Being part of fractional lot
No. SO, and is bounded on the west by land
owned by the heirs OF c. D. Brayton, deceased
on the north by land owned by Francis Branch
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and souu
by land owned by Martin Kellogg, and IS the eaS
half of twenty acres OF land bouught by Y.
Brsyton of Seth Aiken in 1s49, and is the sam
land conveyed by the administrators OF sald U
~ Brayton to said John Baker, April %, 1852
ALLAN T. BRINSMADE,
Master Commissioner.
BACKUs & NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
September 3, 1868. seP3:Ilo
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MASTERS SALE.
EsTFR- -CONMIssTONFR's SALE,

M ASTEh -COMMISSlONEhO OaAH'
mi Pursuant to an order Of sale to me direct
ed from the Court of Common Pleas for Cuya-
hoga County, in the State Of Ohio, IN an aetl9n
therein pending wherein Samuel Hayman IS
plaintiff and Henry G. Abbey, administrator oI
the estate of Robert Parks, deceased, and others
are defendants, ! will expose for sale at pubne
auction at the door the Court House in SAID
county, on the 9th day of October, 1858, com
neneing a. O'Clock P NJ, the following descTo-
ed lots of land situate in the city Of Cleveland IN
said county, being in the Buffalo company
purchase, and numbered and appraised as lol-
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rhs one great question for to-day he
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Observation-Disclosures THREE

Il u TU -
-TRTESEMARl, 2 and ;, are protected % 40
a. 1,,.ters Petqnt OF England, and ssclred y u ~
seals OF the Eoole de PhRrIGScie dc Farls Huu ~
I'M onerial college Of Medicine, Vienna.
M one "a invaluable for Exhaustion, SpormASor
rhosa and ali physical disabilities, =.
diseases that have heretofore been treated py the hst
seous and psrnicious Gsa oi eopaSls sna suDogs, ~
Of mercury thereby insuring TO the su1eLer spessy
rele oi-persing al impurities ano rcotlnR ont knr
,Errsrsl Ar Nos L Enu 3 are Preparations n tn'
form of L. .fgez devoid Of ia To and SMELL ana ca
he csrriei In the waistcoat po ket. sold IN TN cas-
VeIpau LslleIn and, ROuX, RicodI Sc Prlce s. csc
or casss for go which saver -; aud IN ~ CAS-
saIe and retail OF pr. bARUW, 80 is4 bleecAsf -
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iii iorTard tho riasemAr to any part OF the Sofioi
sas1rsly packe and addressed according 70 the m
81 -sHi3 q -, q " CLARK ganl Tor OesoA d.
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FARMS FUR SALE.

Il acres two miles from the City about 20 rods rom
Euclid-St., on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn; we'll stocked with kruit Of al
kinds Price 5000. Terms to suit purchaser.
As IN Eucid y miles from the city Stfmbereds
new house, price SO T acre. Terms ca y.
Farm in Newburgh, hvs miles from tn clty-l5
acres timbeTed, IS acres improved, small frame
house, good barn and COW eDle, stream OF nsVor
iaiiing water and smail Orchar-.
f2 acres with frame cottage and barn, miles from
ci-y, near St. lair road, has been occupied By .
gardens. Price s., COO. Terms easy.
10 acres Is wood land balance imPrJN ed Euciid
road, soOd springs OF water, fruit, and 3 good
situation for grapes.
Choice sn well sell cted lands in Iowa, Wisconsin,
and Michigan for sale or exchange
so acres in NeWDurg, about miles rom Clevelane -
Good House snd Barns and hne Orchard. e5OOl
$50 acres 30 miles from Toledo and miles rom Wan
Eson Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres prat.
rie and balance timber land. New HOusl and
Barn and good Fruit. go per acre. Terms easy.
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FRUIT, &C.

NUTS.-FREsH FILBERTs, ENG
~ LIsH WALNUTs, GRAZIL NUTS Soft and
hard shell ALMONDS, and PEANUTS Just arri-
ngRt L. As. BURGESS,
iunel Nos, is6 and iSs Superior-St.
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GHERIFFS SALE.-In obedience TO the
y command Of an order Of sale Of property at
tached before final Judgment, issued rom the
Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county,
and State of Ohio, and to me directed, IN the
action wherein Lord NJ. Coe is plaintiff, and
John Bull is defendant, shall expose to sale, at
public auction, at the Crapser Farm, in township
OF Euclid, in said county, on the sth day OF Dc
tober, A. D. 1868, between the hours Of ten A. NJ
and four P NJ of said day, the following named
goods and chattels to wit:
one lot of Hay in barn supposed to be 20 tons,
One lot of Barley in barn supposed to De u
bushels. -.
bushels.
Six store hogs and small pigs.
Three horses.
Corn on ground,
One top buggy.
one stack Of Hay supposed to contain tons.
Lot Of Hay in horse barn supposed to be o
tons.
Lot of Hay in grain barn supposed to be
tons.
Lot Of Apples in orchard.
EDGAR H. LEWIS. Sheriff,
By LEW. B. WHITNEY, Deputy.
PALMER & DENNIS, Plaintiff IS Attorney.
Sheriff's Office, September 2Gth, 1865
sept2S:ll9.