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The Negroes During the Late Attack on
Newborn

The Negroes During the Late Attack on
NeWbern.
When the rebels TO the number Of fifteen
or twenty thousand men were In front Of
Newbern, threatening an attack Ia over
whelming numbers, the freedmen of North
Carolina showed their pluck right manful-
ly. They freely shouldered arms and re-
lieved all the guards in the city. More
offered themselves to fight in case Of sn
assault than could be armed. While q
negro family were making their way tow
ard Fort Totten, scene occurred TO be made
memorable in the history Of women's do
ines: The father had the children, while
the wife came up as a rear guard. Arsbel
fired ct the woman three times, without
hitting his mark, and then came out in
person 10 seize and bear her back to bond.
age. Thus stepping between the mother
and her children, he did not understand
the task he had proposed to himself With
an unfsltering courage, she met him
wrested his gun from hin, knocked him
down, and came into the city with the mus
kst as trophy, and dIslocsted forehDgel
ss an evidence of the contest.
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SHERIEE'8 SALE.

HHERIFF'S SALE-In obedience to the
- command Of a writ Of VenditiOni EIPonAs,
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Guy
shogs county and State Of Ohio, and 20 me a.
rectsd, in the case wherein John J. Eldrdge ls
plaintiff and James Church is defenesntI snAli
rIDoss 10 ale a. Public Auction, at the door OF
ths Court House Of said county, ~ the hour OF
two O'clock, D. N, Of the 79th day Of February
A. D. 1884, The foiloEiug described Lands anu
Tenements, tO-Witi ~.
ment OF Original City Lots, No. al, and = irac-
tjon OF Lot No 40, situate on Ohio street N the
CITY ofCle7eland, County Of Cuyahogs, and state
OF ohio, together with the appurtenanees tnere'
E b. LEWIS, Sheriff.
ByL. B. WHIfEET, Deputy
H.H. MERaIAM, Plaintiffs Attorney
SHERITP's OFFIcE, January ., can, 80; -.
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COaMIB8I0NER's SALE.
nURsUANTT TO THE COMMAND OF 4

decretsl order Of sale 10 me directed, is
sued nom the Court Of Comon Pleas, for Cuya-
hoga county, OHIO, II case therein pending,
wherein Lyman Little Is Plsl1Hf and William q,
Beaumont, James NJ jenes, W. g. Davidson, and
Peter Ceul were defendants, / shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, Tor said county, upon the 20th day Of Feb
ruary, 1888, at 10 O'Clock, A. II the lands
and tsnements described ss follows TO Wlt:
situate in the township Of New burgh, BE-
ing numbsr seven in the twelfth range
OF townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which is also
in the county of Cuyahoga and is known as the
southerly half OF sub-Ots Nos. twenty-five (22l
and tWsnty-three (29) OF original one hundred
acre lots, Nos, three hundred and thlrty-one,
(3Sl,) three hundred sud thirty two, (sS2,l in the
township Aforesaid, and being the same lot con-
Teysd to the grantOr hereof, by the said Lyman
Little, by deed, dated August 18th, 1855, refer
ence being hereby hsd thereto, said lot contain
ing five acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to sll legal highways. Appraised value
$4,000, J. s. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
FRED, HovEY, plaintiff 3 atty, jsnlsl3s
Janury 18th, 1894. sod
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The London Tines thinks Il the clear in
terest of Great Britain that this country
should BE- weakened, SIS ne we're becoming
entirely too strong and powerful before
secession. Very naturally, it considers
Gov. SeymOuF's late message wise and
statesmsnlike production, and wonders
Why its author is 50 unpopular at home.
The reason is just this-NsW York does
not believe that this country ought TO be
divided snd PsrAlyzedi SO, dissgreeing
with the Times on It's major proposition, it
very naturally disaRrSes en- its minor as
we'll
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
20 s1rlrs On the slss day Of January, ,lsssN
AUDITOR or STATE s OFFICE,
QEsURAECE DEPARTNEST,)


Q5iumbu-, hio. January 31th, lss4.l
WuEREAs, The Columbia Fire Il sura1ce Com "a
Ry, located st eeT YORK. IN me state Of New Eots,
has filed in this Olice a sworn StateneDt Of its
condition, as required By the &c sesttoa o: iAS.
cot ''To Regulate Insurance ompastes not InocrPo-
r.tsd By The Ssa:s OF Ohoi passed April 8, b5 and
Whereas, said toIaEa1y has TuTLt5hed tuv under
signed satisfactory evidence that II Is sod ct at
least One HuudIed Thousand Dollars Of actu6l Cspi-
tai invested in sticks, in bonds, or IN mortgages
of real estate, worth double the amount Tor which
the same l. mortyagad; and, hsrasIs ssid OoDps-
ny has fled in this ofoe written tnstTuugeDt IN
der Is corporate seal, sig1ed Icy the President Had
Secretary Thereof, authOTiZiug any agent Or agents
OF saia Company in this eiste 70 acncw ssvice
Of prOcsss, for and 10 behalf OF said COmpangS con-
seutin fhzt such Eerrice OF process shall ~ taken
and held &c b. as valid IS II serye1 upon the Compl-
NJ according 10 The laws Of tRs any otter state
and waving AL calm right Of error, by Ee6son OF
such ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF service.
Now. Therefore, in pursuance o. ths hIgt EttOn OF
the aforesaid act I, James II Goldman, ud1tOr ef
state for Ohio, do hereby certify that Batd Coiun
bis Fire Insurance company. OF New York. Is R1-
thOriE to transact the bustpggJ Of Btie INSURANCE
iu this State until the thirty hrst day of JaHusEy in
the year one THOUSAND eight rdrsd and siXty-fV
In Wines whereof, l have hBreunto suUs.ri bed
ny name and caused the seal Of nv Otocs 30 be
It's. ] anixed the dBy and ysgr above written
JAS. Il. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of StsUA
4. F. BRAYToN, Agent, No. Atwater
Block. Cleveland, o. fsb6-lS7
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What Gen, GRutt says about the email
Towns of the South.

General G. says the non-slaVeholdeFs Of
the south-that is the small farmers, who
cultivated their own lands-Hevsr did unite
In the Rebellion. He was = STAKEHOLDER
and rebel, and he did his very utmost to
get the poor 10 vote with him, yet be as.
sures US that In counties and neighbor-
hoods where he used easily to get seven.
eIghths Of the voters 10 act with him as a
Democrat, he had to work very hard and
use every means to get third Of them to
20 with him for secession. This was in be-
niRhted Southern ArkaDsss Who believes
It was ever otherwise In Western North
Carolina, Northern Georgia, or Western
Texas, any more than to East Tennessee ?
Dsmoeratsl hear Gen. CAN'T, and be con-
WINGED that your brethren Of the humber
middle class at the South are Unionists to-
day and have always been at heart true
to the old asgi
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Is the Best Tonic In the Worlds
- REAp KHo 81 rs sol: e

yrOm the Eev Levi g. Beck, Pastor Of the sag;isi g
ShniShs; s.:..iat EsIap usurch Phiiadsiphir.
Ibavs kuon Hoohand,s 0erma9 Bittsrs 81 isV0fs9Y I9
for n nTp1ber o. yga1s IhsSe used tbs IN my W. VI
family aud hsYs bsen piea.ed with iheir SnsTe
fhat was inr need TO recommend taeIh 70 may
srs ary knoy that they have opsrsted IN 81
iV Rsn1fcisl manBsr 1t4Ee gfsat pleasure ~ .,
pu6iiciy proesIminC ks fact, and GAZING ne bTb
fbs, are tcoe5 NEEDED, TO tnese Biuers, knoNiI
from exparience thst M rec0mIneneaU3yn ys "a AZ
itters & intended TO bene the am oted, and O'
rum uEila' LEVI G. BECE.
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ssuntor's 'sumnsr,s Resolutions.

Mr. sannsrs resolutions, Of which our
spesisls from Washington furnished g
synopsis, undoubtedly embody the nstiOn-
81 will. They demand the restoration Of
the Union on the broad and righteous ba-
sis Of universal freedom: that, therefore,
any system eI Reconstruction" must be
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11
From Rsr. J. Newton Br0vn, q p - p s. ..e e

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, y. ", EaiSoss s n ~ "a. y
Epcysiopsdis Of d. Oligions enoFiedss Anu Oni -
tian Chronicle, PhiNadelphls.
sI.,,o,,t ,or ais.,a.1 20 favor or recommend get-
saf Msdicires in gene, al throngh ulsIuSa " LEI
lngredsnts and ehects spS Enos % ~ " sTea he
bsijsyes hiIussT 70 have rsceived nom aay - ~
STepargtfen. 10 tins kePe hs Vs5 thus oontrl0ui7 =
the boueht Of otherss - - s,oo6and1s
do this the uaors readily Essa<e % aoonS11 y
German Bftters, prepared oy Y y = :, 49, ~
Fhis civ because Wss Ers!udic, V skelnSt tS ~
manT years under the lmBTssse2 tnst Icy 80 o.
ohfefv ap alcoholic mixture an LheeS LheegtsS a ~, ~
f-iand Robert Shoemaker SQs., TOR uo EethoreI -
rsiudice BY proper tests and for eu
tT thsn when suffering from great aNo iols ~
ns5 debility The use OF three bottles oI LneSS III
ters al the beginning OF the present eat, S5
lowed bY evident resf, and resterstlon y ~ ~ N
hov and mental vigor which had not telt III siA
bsfore and had despaired o. veg
fhsrsfore thsT cod aud y friend fer le
| 20 the use Of them, ). NE"IOH On wa
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MILITARY SCHOOL.
TREE MILITARY SCHOOL. II
For Applicants for Commands Of AA
COL ED TR o Q P s.
1910 Chestnut.st PhiIsdeIphla.
JOHN Il. TAGGART,
.ate Colonel 18th Regiment Pennsylvania Bsserrss)
PRKCEPToR.
MILITARY SCHOOL.
JOHN H. TAGGART,

~. s,,.rrisory Committee for Recruiting ColoTed
E3sgi11snIE with the view Of proVtdlng WhAt ths
coSntry - uTRsutly negds-namelJ, apPneaot, 10 10
ConrTsnd OF CSored TrO0ps competent for that guy
bsl estsbiished Military School zt their Head
quarters in which Infantry IacIles ana Hih9Nlsose
sf Army Regulations are taught gratuitousS.
yopng Men havir z fair eommOu-s school education
,rd nhvslcaIly sound, and especially prlNeted ana
non tommi-sioued officers In the army, VINO desire 70
command colofed troops, are invited TO become stu
bose - Who already have military knowledge may
reyf. v it and be p epaTsd for immediate examlna-
Tboss who are wholly unaoqusiutsd with tactics
may remain until they are m5de gToneenL ln r., g e.
Studsnts properly ADVANCE, viii Be allowed = Us
Il Camp liam Penn drill and train Troops thaEsi
flrsa Ssssions will be held every day, Sundays "a
eartai. one Of which wi be q Night Session; =
Each applicant must sgPly 70 the SJOL11tsa5 ,Sd
I-ritfs1 bv himself Te-timOnlals o. goo1 el,rsoeE
r,1isf ~ Isid before the Committee oafofe
can be acted on. Ifsatifaotory p Fnis5lon W shs-
lhe school will Be forwarded 70 tns a2P ~ Aut,
nnhi nod by tbs Ommlttee. whteh wiz Ds sent Iiee
10 any one ct distance requesting c9py, o1 ~ - -
aiso 6e had AZ the oice Of the Commltseen VI a. s
ofice Of this paper ...h.- ~ n. np5,r.ign-
Ez- All letters addressed y si'AeA " NN ~
ed Will be promptly answsFeo'
THOMAS WEBSTER,
Chairman
CADWALADER BIDDLE,
Secretary.
R.R. CoRsON, -,..
General agent Of Committee,
fsbs-Is7 ISl0 Ohegtnut-st., Rhiaaslon e
n NFASOUES-IN GRE.T XAsIErY
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From the Rev Joseph H. KsnnaTd, Pastor OF he lolh
Ranliat Church.

Dr. Jackson--Dear Sir: have been trequeatly 70;
oriestsd 10 connect ny name with compensation "
dffereut kinds Of msdicinea, but regarding me
tce a. out Of my appropriate sphere, have n al =
"a, declined; but with clear proof IN various II
stances and partcularly il my family, OF the
mess OF Dr. BOofand's herman bltters oep11rs @ iOE
anoc from nv usual course to express my ful con;
viStion tOst Tor q neral debility Of the system ard
especially for Liver Complaint. II IS rse apG Vai1
sity doubt not it will be very beneficial to those
Sghosuffsr from the above cause. ,,,,,rn
Ycurs, very respect tallyi n hE N,iipf n.
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P08T-GgFlGE TIML-IasLs.
1861. Winter Arrangement 1884.
FoR THE
Arrival and Closing Of sssiEa
Al TIE
CLEVELAND POST OFBIOE.

UIES BLAND FOST Op AOA1i
Commencing November 18th, lS5'.
Esal.lls win be oTsnsd and ready fOE delivery one
hSE IfI fsS 5iiS Clos = one hour before departure OF
'FS'Iia' ARRryAL OF XAILs AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 100 Z. n, and La and
Ea,tsrn = : yys5 e. arrives at lO:lb 4. II
Pittsburgh through arrives eat At e 3 q a \
snndusky Way arrives at e:25 A; =,
MabouiEg Way arrives at go 2. u.
Cincinnati Through arrives q ~ :. IL <-9' =. -
40 Way arrives 81 $40 2, u. =,
Wsstsru Through arrives ct 9;s6 ~ end 800 r u
90 Way arrives at 2:45 z. IL.
Medina Way sfri7es at 400 2. II.
RockD5rJ, &C., arrives Tuesdays, fh1rSoaEl anu Se'-
,seFSTie Bath &C., arrives MONDAYS and Fridays
sbs7o9 jenisr, Grsnsor, North RoysIton GO, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at I. a.
Warrensyiils strives daily At l0;l5 A. a..
East cleveland and EUCLID arrives daily :: A. =.
CLOSING OF NAILS.
EAsrEaE THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, Hsv
York Hartford, and Eilloughby, Paine5s1lIs' Sene-
sssTEES THROUGE, for New York only, olosss Ai
9s TfHouoH for Erie, Buffalo Albany, Bos-
ton. Rev York and Gartford, CLOSES at s:l0 z. N.
EASTERN WAY for all points between Cleveland al
E4g wsI Sl1s rERoUgs for Toledo, Detroit. Ch!e.Eo
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qeaya7 7;5
R,5@8E4 iS1 iaosH for Toledo Detroit, ChicsEo
DubuJue, st. Joseph and Cairo closes At 6:20 2. y.
WEsTEBE WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at I. M
6AHDUsEY WAY, for sandusEJ end 81 ihseTheeiate
Scints, closes as 80 7. D.. ,. a.,
CTsCIEFATI WAY, for ali points betWsen Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes Rt 10 z. h-s usaVes 81 TOO
nsIt Ecrnins9 ,,, -. ~,
OHOIEEATI THRoUeH, for Oolqmb Dayton, Sew
ara and Cincinnati closes at 10 P. mi (ssVes az Io
next moFning.) A.,
louisville SC. Louis, Indianapolis EGnsSVine and
Wheeling, closes ct $40 I. ID.
PITTsBURGE THROUOH, fer Pittsburgh and " aah'
| IaFtou, closes at l2-40 P. Il.
PTTT5BURGM WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
WsIsyiIls and Pittsburg, Harrisburg Phiia1slphtA
Baltimcrs and Washington. closes at7sse 4. IA.
| ILHOHIHe WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Touns5toER closes at 10 P. M tlaaves at SO
| next mornlngl
ROCKPOBT, &s.. CLOSES On "a ysdAysl ThurSoA5B Ant
i Saturdays, st u n ,,,s,, -,
@SR4Ros OEETER, Granger, North Royalton So-
/ oiosea on Tuesdays ana Saturdays at A. M.
| WABEENEVlLLH, closes daily, 1880 A. M
EAFzCLIYNLkHD and Euclid, closes daily st r q
sFMsiI and Dro5 Letters Are required. By law .
ss5kli CITY Circulars are required % be Brs-pAi
with tFO-osnt stamp,
50 6mes open non 7:s9 A. N; 20 T!fo P. n. o.
S'4--'-' E. UOHLES. P. n.
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HENRY ABBEY,
BAokus L NOZZLE, PItI' s atty'E.
Ianusry %, 1854. lanE9.lSi

MA ASTER'S SALE.-PursusAt 70 the
Nh command Of s deoretal order Of sale nom
the Court of Common Pleas ofCuyahoga county,
Ohio, st the suit OF Charles W Heard agAnst
Benajah Barker, ct. al, shall oher tor sale a.
public auction, At the door Of the Common Pleas
Court House, in the city Of Cleveland, IN sHa
county, on the 9th day Of February, 1854, at me
hour Of 2 o'clock, P. NJ, the following heA BE-
tate, to-Wit:
Situated IN the city Of Cleveland, in the county
Of Cuyhoga, and State Of Ohio, and is known IS
a part Of ten acre lots number sixteen IN SAD
city, and as sub-dIvision lots number one, tWol
three, four, Eve, six, seveni eight nlne, tep An
eleven; being thirty feet front each, and one
hundred and twenty-five feet deep, and are
together bounded as follows; Easterly and west
erly by the east and west lines Of said ten acre
| lot No Ii. and southerly BY BurEeU street. sno
| is portion Of the same land conveyed oy VI.
| lando Gutter and wife, 70 Elizsbeth Barker, y
/ deed dated April lst, 1856, be the same more o.
less but subec5 to all legal highways. SAID lotl
/ we're appraised at two hundred and seventy
| dollars each. Whole appraisal s2,sIO
| DIV. GAGE, Master Commissioner.
| g. WILLIAMSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
| ian26:l3o
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The Peace Democratic journals continue
TO represent the last call Of the President
for fVs Hundred thousand men as q call for
Eve hundred thousand more. We stated q
week ago that it included the three kindred
thousand required by the last preceding
call, and that but fssO hundred thousand
new men were required. We hope the fol-
lowing from Provost Marshal General Fry
will quiet the alarm Of the Peace DemOC-
rscy:
eePRovosT MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE, I
WAsHIEeToS, Feb. l, 1854. {
To Ke5or 2. Townsend, &. 4. p ". g..
Sapt. Vel Reeeuiring, albany, NJ 2.
The Presidents order Of this dsts (copy
herewitb) for draft on tenth Of March
for fee hundred thOgsaBd men, after deduct
ing all who may be raised prior to MaTch
arst, and not heretofore credited, Is equiv
alent to call for tsro hundred fhousand men
10 addition TO the three hundred thousand
callsd for October seventeenth. Do ev'
eryihing possible to fill this as well as the
former call, and secure action at one, IL
anticipation Of the exact quotas, which
will be announced from this Office as s0oI
JAMES B. FRY, P. N. G.
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T0NS0RIAL.
WIGS AND HAIR WORK.
VIM. Days New Establishment
TIE Largest In the State,
rnR uTg MAKING AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSihs
46PUBLIC SQUARE,

Manufacturer Of all kinds of WIGS, including the
celebrated
ILLUS ION " g.
.tt m resembles Nature as to defy the closest sGrnt
nv a very large and besutitui stock OF LOAE la
d5fouRht 6y the proprietor from EuroPe')
FOR SWITCHES AND BhAlDS.
Ths hneut assortment eyeT seen IN this City'
Laaies Front Pieces aud Half Wigs
In every style With al improvements
SETS OF CUFLS, made from French Natural
Ourled Hair, (suaranteed)
Esgsns Dow5ls & Triple Botos, Wate:fat5s, 60
Made By ths advertiser, equal to those imported.
Ladies Fralds made into any kind OF Head Dress Oh
Bow without injury TO Switch
LADIES' HAIR DRHSSiNG IN the mos
prevailing and fashionable styles
Hl5sAli7v orx warranted as represented -,
HOT and O0LD BATHS Al eli hours nsSss
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MA8TERls 8ALE.
-AsTERls sALE.-Pursuant TO ths

NTASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
lNt command Of decretsl order sf sale nom
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyshoga County
st the suit Of Daniel b. Pitzhugh and others s1-
eeutors Of Allen Ayrault, deceased, against FL
lerT G. williams and others, to me directed
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door ei
the Court House, In the city Of Cleveland, on the
tWenty-ninth da5 81 February, ls64 at three
o'oloc1<. p N, the following described tracts or
lots of land situate in the city Of Cleveland, IN
the County Of Cuyahogs and State OF OHIO, 70
wit: Sub-iot No. forty-six IN the ChAlies lAy
| beipg forty feet front by one hundred and by
| feet deep; and sub-lot No. thirteen IN Blook 20
/ two OF Baldwin Seymour's sub-dirlslon o. 9. seu
acre lots Nos. hfty-One and nlsy-t6o, on fi LetliS
inoton street, being ifty feet front BY one hund
Appfassd as follows. Lot No. As, Sl,7sa L0
| No. Is, $4,000. .,,vz
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Total Assets Of the COmPsny...-...,..,
III WTNRgF ru- ~
Total Liabiiities.,..........-s............,,.
". MISCELLANEOUS.

". MISCELLANEOUS.
ELEvESTH-The greatest Amount in any one
Etbhss.sstss.- RI, ,Ul0l
TWELFTH he grea est guOGhf allowed by
the rules 10 be insured IL any one
city tJwn or viliaRS.....-.-...Go amount fixed
TETRTEE EETH-1 gJSasest anOdus aliOWsl
be Insured in any one bicck.... No amt Fixed
EoIBTEESTH-lhe he amount OF its Capital or
earnings deposited in any other
S-ats, az secUri : Tor leases therein,
namiBg them. with the amount Ia
each and Whether such Company
transscts any busi 1oas Of insurance
In said Sta g SIates............. NOne
FITEEgTH-Ihs Char tor, or act Of iucorp4-
ration of said Company. Filed.
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From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor OF the bapilst
Church, Germantown, Pa.
Dr q M. Jackson-Dssr Sir: Personal experience
ensble mo TO say that 1 regard the German bitters
! nTsnared nv you Rs q mOet excellent medicine. IN
casss o severe cold and general debility have been
Srasty tied by the Of the hiters and doubt
not Ihsy will produce similar effects on others
Yours trpIy, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown, Pa,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

Fer Special and TelsgT aPh--see First
IoGe. For Local and Commerelhl--See
Jourth Page.
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M AsTER's 5ALB.-In PuFsqsnSSs Ss,;t. Of an !,
f6TI,,o7 Pleas OF Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in the
case in which William A. Dole Is plaintiff and
Daniel Raynolds and Philo SoO7ille are defend
ants, to me directed, shall expose ior saIs, y
ina door OF the Court House In the city OF ClsYe-
land. on the 18th day of February, A. ID. 1854 st
2 O'clock, P N. OF said day, the following de,
seribed lands and tenements, to-Wlt; Sald
nraroisas are described as follows, to-wtti Situ'
| fte in the CITY Of Cleveland, OuyahOga County,
and Stateof Ohio, and known as subdivision los
No. 70, in Pho ScoVllI's subdivision, OF part Of
| Tac3rded In bookNo l OF maps and sub-diT-
/ sions In CuyBhoga County Records, page II, %
vrhieh map reference Is had for particulars a. 70
| sIze and boundaries Of said los Appraised
~ WILLIAMV. ToUsLEY,
Master Commissioners.
AT. sLApE, Atty for def't sooVlie.
| iRnIA:IS3
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FERROTYlEs.
lnST, AARTs : F0uaa.

WANTED.-HAND LooN.--EYE-
w n Farmer - know that Lamb Eea Aetlcg
Hand oou & an Article he wants TO rssSs ana rae
money with che turning Of an easy orahA " lnA9s
woman or boy does tns hols business 81 Ws&vlng 70
or 80 ads IN dsy IS 70 SO say ga pe ca ned "
its use state, County and Townsht5 zsn5s sna
Icons fSr sale Address, with stamps, hsf-sON
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Nn ASIERS sALE.-Pursusnt to the
lVh command Of decretal order OF sale nom
the Court Of Common Pleas ofCuyahoga county
Wilcox and others, to me directed, shall oher
for sale at public auction at The door Of the Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, on the niEsentn
day Of February, 1884, at three o'cloek Z. ~ u
township Of Bedford in the County Of OuyahoGs
and state Of Ohio, and known as the east part I q
lot number thirty nine, bounded NORM souLn
aoreS or land In said lot heretofore decided oJ
lanes Beerdsn and wife to Sylvester J. Smit9,
Containing foity three and one one-hundredtn
aeres OfIand, be the same more or less Dut SUD
iect to all legal highways.
Appraised at 81 BOO. .-,--,
Isnnsry IA, Iset. HENRY g. ABBEY,
| Master Commissioner.
BAoxUs HoHLE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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