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u. s. 1910 Bonds.

These Bondaare Issued I'M dor tho Ac, ofcongre.s o;
March sth, 1874, ShetproNdes that all Bonds ssaed
under this Act shah Be EXEMPT PROM Taxa.
TIoNby under any etate OF municipal authority.
subscriptions to thase Bonds are receved in Cnited
Stateg notes or notes Of NatiopAl Banks. They arc
TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at IN. pleasure of the
Government, any period, not Eess than fss ntrmere
than 9rg Esdrs from their date; ant untllther 10.
lenpron FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL RE
PuD ~ COIN on Bonds OF not over one hundred
dollars annnoy, aud On III other Bonds semi lanIu!
ally The interest is payable on the first days VI
Marc and September in each year.
slbsTiBcrs w.ll ro-,ive ether Registered or cou.
pJn Bori3, rs they inty prefer. Registered Bonds
are rreorIedon the books Of tho u s. Treasurer. and
be transferred only on the owners order Cou-
pom DoaJ' arc payable to bearer and more con!
yenien lor orcommercial uses.
Subscribers 10 tins loan wilihoye the option Of hay.
ing their Bonds draw interest from March 1st by
paving the acarued interest in coin or in United
States notes, Gr tile notes Of :laonal Banks adding
aty per cent. for premiuIn1 Or receive them draw
ing n.erest irGm The late cf subscription and deposit.
A. ,lr.,e RoUls are
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Tribute OF Respect to Major H. II. Giles

Tribute Of Respect 10 Major II. II. GIssy
The Goethean Literary Society, Of
Franklin and Marshal College, at Lam
caster, Penn. at which institution
Major II. II. Gicsy was educated, have
adopted the following resolutions
They are worthy tribute to the
memory ola true man and q brave sol
dier.
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House an d Lot for
----.--- Sale.

TTNIE undersigned will sell at private sale his
i House aud Lot situated four miles East of Lam
caster, between the Marietta road and the railroad
The lot consists Of eight and three iourths acres and
has upon it good frame dwelling stable, shop cac-
lated Tor cabinet shop and oil other necessary out
buildings, together with smlii orchird of choice
fruit; two wells Of good water md acistcrn.
For terms apply to the undersigned, at BREMEN,
Ohio. IL b. BRENNEMAN.
Ancnst 4, lStl-3Ma
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SIMON BERRY, ESQ, Central Commit.

SIMON BERRY, ESQ, Central Commit.
teeman from Rushcrcek township
scnds us the following list of contribu.
tions for sending the Gazette to the
soldiers. Cannot all tho townships dc
as well. The money should be in now
and the full number of Ga<ettes should
be On their way rejoicing to tho sol
dicrs:
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HIRAM CROSS ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that tn, subscriber has
csiete WIRSm TRdSS iSt nI T,rn cortr T,'
deceased Dated at Lancaster this I'D day Of July,
lsGt, B. +. REINMUND. I
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NOGAeG.

NTOftCEis hereby given that tho subscriber hr
Y been appointed anil qualified as Administrator OF
the estate of WILLIAM u. SMITH, late of Fairielc
county. dec. Creditors are required 10 present ho
claims duly verified and those indebted to the estate
to make immediate payment. .-
SAMUEL BARR.
Lancaster, O., July os.lS-3ws
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ANOTHER SOLDIERS, FRIEND.

Tho following letter explains itself.
All the soldiers friends in Nevada
and California arc invited 10 do like.
wise:
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MARRIED.

On tho 7th inst, by Rev. NJ. II.
Hickman, Mr.. WILLIAM II. SwARTz
and Miss SUSAN L. CmoRPENINg, both
Of Fairfield county, o.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Henry G. Black, Plaintiff, Before J. Brison, J. ?. Of
against Walnut township, Fair.
John Turner, Defendant. field county, ohrio.
nN the 2jth day Of July A. d. 1864, said Justice Is.
Y Osued an order Of attachment the above action
for the sum Of One Hundred and Eighty. s2-IOO
Dollars.
Aug. H. lsGi-3w HENRY g. BLACK.
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A victory at M65rheid, va.-Averen De-
Yeats the Encmy, Captures his Artil-
lcry, and Take D. 90 Prisoners.
HEAD'oRs MIDDLE DEPT,


HEAD'oRs MIDDLE DEPT, !
HARPER's FERRY, Aug $40 P. NJ. I
Major General II. W. Halleck, Chief o.
STAFF, .c. 81, "a
that Q scout has just arrived at New
Creek, and reports that General Av-
eroll overlook the enemy hear Moor
field yesterday, and attacked Him, cap
turing all of his artillery and five hun
dred prisoners. Nothing official has
been heard from General Averell how.
ever.
[Signed1 PHI. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
EDRIN N. STANTON, Sec. Of War.
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LAncAaTnn mAnKET.

Corrected weekly byH. A. GebSsid. city Grocer.
Wheat 7O9l7 10 cOgec-G59CO
FlOut-9yOy % SugaT-ZJ6SU
Kgs--I 2061I 10 MOinsses-f.O
AOas--GOe98Sc . Whiskey--2 800 ...
BaTley--l 2Dll 80 haJ-i W per ~
C0rn--96N5l 90 Buttcr--2D 70 70
Clover 3ssd--T O0Y1 80 Egg5-l5c
Flax Seed-2 OO052 10 Lard--l39lGc
Potptoes--tIewx w TOlloW-lOCtIIc 8
Fee,lers -Jj1i0c Drisl Apples2 CO6,3 d
Bdcoh-l01iIc White Beans-2 H@2
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An old Hand AZ tkS BsiiaiYi.

We are reliably informed that Via
Oil b, SHAW has been actively enga,
gcd for some time organizing orders oi
the Sons Of Liberty throughout the
county. This is a business with which
he is familiar, He was DIN active
Know Nothing, was elected by that
organization to tho Office of Probate
Judge, and no doubt assisted in indu
cling many persons into that order, tc
uOtc against the Democratic party.
Tho sign of recognition among the
members Of the order in this county is
said to be, "Have you seen Shaw ?"--
The answer is, "No I wasn't up" Be
patient, ye who thirst for Coppcrhead
milk. Shaw will be around in time
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The Attack on Mobile-Admiral Farra-
gut Passes the Forts, Sinks the Tennc-
see, Disperses the Rebel Fleet and Ap-
prouches the City.
WAR Dept, WASHINGTON, !
August s, GAO p. NJ. I
To Major General Dir.
The following announcement of the
successful operations against Mobile
appears in the Richmond Sentinel of
this date, and is transmitted by Major
General Butler to the President:
HEAD'oRs GEN BUTLER, !
August S.-3 P. NJ. I
To His Ercellcncy A. Lincoln, Prest-
dent: ... .
The following official report is taken
from the Richmond Sentinel of Aug7.
[Signed] B f, BUTLER,
...| Major General.
,..N MobtI.E, August 5.
Hon j. A. Seddon, Secretary of War
Seventeen of tho cnemy's vessels,
fourteen ships and three iron -clads,
passed Fort Morgan this evening"
The Tecumseh, a monitor, was sunk by
Fort Morgan. The Tennessee sur
rendered after desperate engagement
with the enemy. Admiral Buchanan
lost leg and is a prisoner. Tho Se-
lima was captured. The Gaines was
bcachcd near the hospital. Tho Nor
gan is safe, and will try to run up to-
night. The enemy's fleet have ap-
preached the city. A monitor has
been engaging Fort Powell all day.
[Signed] D. II. MAURY.
@ r-E--s. Major General.
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The communication On "Capita
must DO represented" was handed in
too late for publication. It will ap
D pear next week.
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9 Tho thermometer is at 100 and the
heat increases. Corn, potatoes, and
people are suffering greatly,
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TRlxa, NONhOO-

A LII persons indebted to me will plca-e to take
~ notice, that shall leave on the LIST OfSepte tens
Der next all my unpaid notes snd accounts in the
hands Of the respective magistrates for collection
can be found every Saturday at my office, in the
Tallmndge Block, or the notes and accounts can
be found with Charles presbach. .- Lss
'L FL. BOVING.
Lancaster, Aug II, l56i.-3w
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ImportHnt Notice to Enrolled Men.
PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
18TH DISTRICT OF ONO,
CINCLEv1tDE, Julv Plat. 18f

CIRcLEvrEIE, July 2lst, 1864. }
Notice is hereby given, that the
Board of Enrolment of the 18th Con-
gressional District of Ohio, will hear
applications for exemption from the
draft on account Of alienage, non-rcsi-
dcnce, inshitablehess of age and phys
zeal disability at Lancaster on Mon
day and Tuesday, August 18th and
10th, 1864.
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Extract OF n Letter from u Soldier wht
voted for Vallandigham.

Oh u Lettef from " DO1uleE Who
voted for Vallandigham.
The following extract is. from let
ter written by soldier who last fall
worked and voted 70: Vallandigham.
Since then his eyes have been opened
by being in the Army;
4 II The report is current here
that there is to be another draft.
hope they will draft every Butternut
in Fairfield County, from sixteen 10
forty-five, and send them into the field,
and mako them fight their sccesh
friends in the South. Thon they will
know for themselves, and l will bet
that they will never voto for Vallan-
digham again in their lives.
FRANK McGLOCHLAN.
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~ IDGao BQ

TVNHIs is to notify tho public that Jesse Brooks,
Catharne Yancer and Susan Smith, my wife, on
the last Monday OF July. A. D. lSGi wrongfully and
unawfully ahstractcd from my house and home all OF
my household goods.
This notice Is given order That tho public may put
the brand ofshame upon the guilty parties
August II, lSGi-3w3 ANDREW SMITH.
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Attempted Aobbsry IN Lansastsr-Thr.s
q ErL Men Killed. VI f-l


On Monday evening last, a wound.
ed soldier called at the house of SOL
diers wife, in Lancaster, and request
cd the privilege Of staying all night.
The lady refused, saying that she was
all alone and did not like to receive
strangers. Tho soldiers started of,
but the lady changing her mind, call
cd him back and gave him lodging for
the night During the night she was
awakened by some one trying to break
in. She called the soldier, who re-
qucsted her to remain up stairs while
he attended TO the intrudors. lie ac-
cordingly stationed himself near the
window, and when the rascals showed
themselves, fired and instantly killed
three of them, one of whom was rccog-
nized as the brother-in-law of the lady.
She had just received $500 from her
husband, in the army, which was
doubtless, known to her midnight Wis
itors, who, instead Of getting money,
received q fatal dose of lead. The af-
fair, of course, created considerable
excitement Circleuate Union.
We are under obligations to the
Union for this interesting piece Of To-
cal news. We hadn't heard of the
thing before as happening in Lancas-
ter, and we feel certain that there is
no considerable excitement" at all in
this community growing out Of it,
Where did the thing happen?
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GEORGE. w. ROBY,
Captain, and Provost, Marshal, 18th
District, Ohio.
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The Attack on Mobile-Admiral Farra-
gut Passes the Forts, Sinks the Tennc-
see, Dlspcrses tho Rebel Fleet and APP
prOuches the City.
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July2S.ls-sw.pfss rs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

TEE nPAINEsVILLE SPECIAL" AND TIE
EVENING P4PHRs.-The Herald and Plain
Dealer are both somewhat exercised over our
charge that they had copied without credit
the main particulars of our Wednesday NOR
ning's special dispatch from PAinssvills.
Our friend of the Plain Dealer admits the
truth of the allegation, but justi6es himself
by the plea that "items" are common prop
erty. This course of reasoning might be
correct if the Especial in question was a
.. city itsm,' which is usually admitted to
be common property, and the facts of which
are readily attainable by any reporter. The
case is widely different with q special dis
patch, which had been procured by the ener-
gy of the propIistOrs of the LEADER, espsci-
ally when the expense of obtaining and
transmitting was borne solely by them. Can
our friend see the distinction?
The Herald has the assurance to claim that
it published ''the main particulars of the
LEADERS, special, and more too" before cur
special came over the wires. But the chief
Of these "main particulars" was the list Of
killed and wounded. This was the most in
terssting of sII,neWs from the asoidsnt,-this
WGs the special thing which We wished to ss-
care in telegram from Painesville,-this was
precisely what the Herald did notpublish on
Tuesday evsning,-snd this was exactly the
point on which our "charge Of copying
was based,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

NEwooHB's MMsTRELs.-The entertain
msnt given at the Academy of Music, yes
tsrdsy evening, BY these Ethiopian vOcslists,
was q splendid success. The troupe is q
most excellent one, and ali acquitted
themselves with credit. The " end men Z"
delivered themselves Of their repertoire Of
smart things very fnnniIy the vocal music,
both sentimental and comic, was generally
excellent and the closing misesIIanisS most
lsughable. Newcomb in Old Virginia, was
rich, and 50 was Frank PsII on the Gland
ing Of Our ForSfathers." But perhaps the
best thing Of the evening was the burlsSqus
opsrstio scene, by RAinsr, Dunnie and New
comb, in which Pst-I" and " Sig. Brig
noodle figured quite eonspieuOusly. Tbs
instrumental music, especially the banjo,
cornst and hsgsolst solos, was very finely
rendered. As whole, the entertainment
passed Of most aoOsPtabIy, and the very large
audience were greatly pleased.
This evening great programme Is an
nounoed. Rarely has better one been put
forth by minstrel company.
A grand matinee will be given, on satur-
day afternoon at two O'Clock, for ladies and
children. The admission to the matinee
is fifteen cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22


A GOLDEN WEDDIsG. = January 10Th,
1864, commsmoratsd the fftisth anniversary
Of the married life of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
GribbIe, originally from England, but for
thirty three years citizens of Cleveland.
The occasion was improved by their friends
Of the Plymouth and Second Baptist
Churches, with which Mr.. and Mrs. Gribble
are respectively connected, as highly es-
tesmed members, to make them q social visit,
and tender their congratulations. These
visits, held on different evenings, by the
members Of each church, were exceedingly
pleasant, and made especially interesting by
being in the presence Of two venerable
friends, who had walked together, arm in
arm, with the fires OF youthful affection con-
stantly burning on their family altar,
through the varied experiences 'of a half
century having been the parents of sixteen
children, ten of whom are still living one
only-an interesting daughtsr-St home, and
nine settled in different parts of the country
too fsr away to be present.
ssThs sentiments Of respect and feelings of
interest cherished by their friends for this
aged couple, were manifested in several short
addresses made to them, to which they sew
orally responded in beautiful and apPro-
pirate manner, expressing their gratitude to
God for his past mercies, and to their friends
for their manifestations Of sympathy and
confidence, and cOnfding trust in their
Heavenly Father for the future nf this life,
and Of that which is to come. S.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22


REMOVE THE SNow.-The following no.
tice by the City Marshal, quoting the Ordi-
nance in relation to distractions Of side
walks, is just and timely, and should be heed
ed by all:
SEC. ". That the occupant of each and sv-
cry tenement, or building, in said city, 'front.'
ing upon any street, the sidewalk Of which
is tagged with stone or brick, or the owner
Of any unoecupied lot fronting as aforesaid,
shall clear the sidewalk and gutter in front
Of such tenement or building, or unoccupied
lot, as the case may be, of snow, ice and dirt,
by nine O'Clock in the forenoon Of each day,
and cause the same to be kept clear from
snow, ice and dirt.
SIC. v. No person shall pile, deposit or
place, or cause or permit to be deposited,
piled or placed, any rubbish, wood, coal,
merchandise, dirt, impedimentO or obstruction
50 occupy or obstruct any sidewalk, as to IN
terfere with the convenient use of the same
by all passengers.
SEC. VI. No person shall occupy more than
four feet of the sidewalk, in front Of any
building, for the placing or exhibiting Of any
property; nor shall any goods be placed
upon the railing bstEeen the sidewalk and
street.
sEo. XIV. Any person violating any pro-
vision of this ordinance, shall, on conviction
thereof, be fined in any Gum not exceeding
twenty dollars, and the further sum of Eve
dollars for every day said violation is con-
tinusd. JOIN N. FRAzEE,
City Marshal.
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FzvE YORK 1IARKK4-Jan. 2.


CotfOn-Market a shade irmer. Sales at s4G841kc-
EiOur-Market l0c lower with only limited busi-
ness
taes at s. 90a7O5 for extra State, chiefly at 9695
7Ol 81, io7 IS for round hoped Ohio and sT,7Og
go for trade brands.
Market closing very dull.
WhislIy-Market quiet and unsettled, offered at
s5G9Ic buyers assume the risk Of additional duty
but no sales were effected on these or any other
terms
Vyhent-Market lgsc lower with limited busi-
ness.
sales at o. 5sSl IS for Chieago Spring; 53k9I57
for Milwaukee Club 81 ,62gl,6 SO for winter red
Western
COrn-Market opened heavy aud closed lower.
Sales a. al2f 'or shipping mixed western in store.
Oats-Market easier. Sales at gldsg2 for Western
including small lots choice at 925f0tg5c.
EuEnr-MaFket active. Sales at l3i&Gl4c for New
Orleans l2Ac for muscoyAdO 354ftl4c for Havana
Al auction lg2 hhds New ORGANS at l21sgl4c and ms
MoIasses-o Quiet. Sales by auction Of 50 hhds
Muse sYadO at 351kc.
PetroIeum-Markstqu quiet. saless at 461k94so fol
| refined in bond; 3I56E632c. for crude.
POrk-MarKet dali and heavy.
Sales ct E21, for mess Sig0gnl9l2h for old mes
/ and 81, ,51fJ23,O 90 for new mess.
Dressed DISCRETIONARY active Sales at "a
a9aso. for western.
Lurd-YerY dull Sales at u 9lsHo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

RAILROAD AoCIDENT.-As the Day Ex.
press train from BufslO,-the frat since
MOnday,-was about two miles west Of Gs-
nsva, at about quarter after seven WsdneE-
day evening, the two locomotives attached
to the train, the Eagle and Kelly, were
thrown from the track. The track is now
blocked up, as the trucks Of both lOcOmO-
tives are knocked from under them. The &C.
cidsnt greatly interfered with travel on the
road yesterday, as the passengers were
forced to change cars at the point where it
oncurrad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
SYMPTOMS OF COLDS.

A Cold is usuAlly sooompsu led By weight and pain
in the head, oppression st the Ghost. and DIM
Guilty Of breathing; sense Of fulntss and stoppng
at the nose, wstery, inAmed eyes, soreness and raw
ness Of the throat, coughs, pains about the chest
cold shiyerin g. succeeded by TRANSMIT ushes of heat
rom the nose, throat and lungs, in consequence OF
nnammAtion Of the membrane Of these parts, and
from internal fever, and often dieulty of oxpecto
ration. In all such cases, Msdsme Zodiac POrter's
CURATIVE BAIEAM will effect an immediate cure.
1VMadAme Portsr's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
tAInsd At Benton Bros, and Strong 4 Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, Ohio. janis B3 Iw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
CONNIE OIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
hoRKIEe LEADEB oFF1UE.

mORNIHG LEADER OFFIO8.
THURSDAY EvEEIss, January 81, 1858.
FIour-Market steady. Sales 200 bbls red wheat
double extra at s6 IS and 20 bbls white at ~ l2K
Wheat-No sales Held at sl,s5.
COrn-sale2 cars new on track at si,O4.
Oats Steady at 10.
Barlsy-Worth $3.50.
Rye-Firm at $40.
HoEs-Ars bringing s7O1es,OOO. Very few COM
ing in.
Pork-sale 100 bbls mess at 5000.
Lard-City rendered is selling at ls5fc in barrels
and l3Ao in kegs. Sale kegs country lard at lso.
Hnms-seIling at lse for city sugar cured.
shOulders-Sugar cured sell at 90.
Dried Beef-se ling at l2e.
Butter-Firm at 22925c for good to choice West
ern Reserve.
PouIrry-OhIeksns are seIlins at 7Jz5sc and
turkeys at IO9lOSc.
seeds-sals 50 bush clover at s7,5O.
saIt-steady at s2,2o for fine and at s2,25 fol
coarse.
Dried FruIt-AppIes arc steady at s49sHo
peeled peaches at 7lez2c and unpselsd at I@l2c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
NV ADEKRTIsKnIKNFs.

GA. Read Co., Banksu-eold, Silver and o
cons Bought aud Sold, and Money Leaned
Brsdburn, Williams & CO.-WholessIs GroOers.
B. R. Cowan-Military Notice.
John B. Gough-Leeturs.
DeckAnd EngiehArt-Bufa Robes.
0. Gutter & sOn-House and lot at Auction.
Deekand EuRlshArt-Fins Dress Fun.
Koch, Levi 4 Msyer-Cutter Wanted.
H. WiIkins-Lots for sale on time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

NORTHERN ONO SANITARY FAIR.-Com-
mitteeS for the Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair,
are notified that all circulars and blanks are
now ready for distribution.
They will be furnished upon application at
the Aid Rooms.
All persons in this city who are interested
in the success Of our Fair, are invited to call
and receive circulars, and We viii be glad to
have their aid in distributing them.
By order Of the Executive Committee Of the
Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
DURsUANr TO THE COMMAND OF

DURSUANTT TO THE COMMAND OF A
deeretal order of sale to me directed, is
sued from the Court of Comon Pleas, for CuyA-
hOgs county, OHIO, IN case therein pending,
wherein Lyman Little is Plaintiff and William Il.
Beaumont, James NJ Jones, W. 6. Davidson, and
Peter Caul we're defendants, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, for said county, upon the 10th day Of Feb
ruary, 1864, at 10 O'Clock, A. n, the lands
and tenements described as follows, TO wit:
situate in the township OF Newburgh, be-
ing number seven in the twelfth range
Of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which is also
iufee county of Cuyahoga and is known as the
sod4nerly half OF sub-lots Nos. twenty-five (22)
and twenty three (25) of original one hundred
acre lots, Nos. three hundred and thirty-one,
(S3I,) three hundred sud thirty. two, (sS2 in the
township Aforesaid, and being the same lot con-
veyed to the grsntor hereof by the said Lyman
Little, by deed, dated August 18th, 1856, refer
enee being hereby had thereto, said lot contain
ing Eve acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Appraised value
$1,000. J. g. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
FRED, HovEr, plaintiffs atty. jan1s:Iss
Janury 18th, 1884. sod
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

THE irregularity in the delivery Of
papers on Tuesday and Wednesday last must
be attributed to the storm, which so blocked
up paths and doors that in some cases it was
impossible for our carriers to deliver the Ps-
psrs or to leave them in the accustomed
places. Tbs interruption was Of = nature
that occurs only Osce in many years, and We
trust will never occur again.