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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07
The Union and the COnstitutiOn---Our
Country. Our Whole Country.

Country, Our Whole Country.
AT meeting Of the Democracy held at
Judge Baugh's office Thursday, Sept. LIST,
for the purpose of ratifying Mcclellan and
Pendleton's nomination, Judge Baugh was
elected Chairman and Louis Benton, IT,,
Secretary. On motion
ResolUed, That a committee of five be
appointed by the chair to make arrange.
ments for home ratification meeting to.
morrow evening, and for GENERAL
ratification meeting, Sept. 17th, Saturday.
The chair appointed Geo. L. Bass, Louis
Benton, jr., M. O'Brien, David Allen, jr.,
and A. j. Jordan as that committee.
On motion committee Of three was
appointed by the chair to invite and provide
for speakers at the General Ratification
Meeting. s.' sEt.s..e
- The chair appointed G. s. G. Scott, j.
q. Hoxie and Truman Beckwith as such
committee. Adjourned.
$40. ~ Louis BENTON, JR., Scc'y.
| McGregor, Sept. l, 1884. ''-5 ~
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RB- Artillery.-Captain Phil DoRR, the Artil-
eryman of Pr du Chen desires to say that he will
until further notice. attend all the "big doines" of the
DEMOCRATIC meetings at McGregor, WITHOUT CHARGE
Twelve hours notice required. N"- uv. ,..
September 9th, 1864. lOw412
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~ Notice.--Episcopal Service every Sunday
O'Clock P. NJ, at the German Presbyterian Church.
opposite the Brick School House. Rev. W. F. LLOYD
Pastor.
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o. HULvERsoN, Cashier.
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ben 8otomac binabitIr5te, 10 DAP NIT, nod Elm
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in ieinem Geiddft uno fritber an Der 9. & >.
Giienbubn angeiteQt, itarSte nit binab urO man
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SDloat, Der e~beufatI3 nit binab9eporfen ipur0e,
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fGriminal Courts eute tam Der
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re- arlington 6dn9erbnnb.
-6eute A6enp ftnoet in Der Metropolitan SAT-
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3meifel pOrban0eu, paB ii6 Sepermann pprz
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-9jeier 8erein bdlt am 6aitna6t8s9 ienitag
in Der MetrppOitan Sail einen grpBartigen WtaSz
tenbaa, 9ie Nrnen be8 arrangements GOmite8
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in ieinen &rdften Stebenbe aufgeboten, 9(len
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SIT bereiten. Q8er ii9 paber in @eieli6aft pes
grin8en GaruepaL einn1al pprtrefdi6 a%tniiiiren
nil, fnpet mprgen 2l6enb Die bette Gele9enbeit
bter3u,
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gotal-9erithte.
S(n 1l1t{ere 9lbonnenfen.

Sn 9nbetra6t Der beoeuteno permebrtcr
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8ldtter baben ii6 Die unter5eidneten 6eraus=
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6ebrlar ,. S. an ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M 5
GtS. per gEp6e SIT erbDben, 10 oa6 baS 9(bpnnez
mert fit tdglide 8tdtter 10 Gents per @pde
betrdgt poer $500 per Sabr in piertelz pper
bdlbldbrtger Sprdusbe5abhang fin Splde, Die
baS Slatt per Yplt be5iebelt, pber iii Der Staot
Direct an bic Office besubIen.
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bDbun9 beS @bpnneruentS : 8retieS i'm 8erbdltz
nib SIT ben td9li6en beltiden 8ldttern anoerer
Stdote Der Ser. Staaten feline u~nbtlltqe All
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LANCER 3eit 12-15 Gents per @p9e betrllg,
ipdbrerb er bier INNER nod .duf Z GentS ltano.
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s. staine, 5eraHsseber Oes nGOrrsIspnbenten. g."
Re Nm counter foitet baS S!att g Gents
pro Gremplar."
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Sefdnntmdchunoz

SIN Nuftrde Der "DeutI4et eeata. Ittb. ct @tepbnu,s.
@eutetnSe" tdHier MAIDEN mir tiern,tt befd,tnt, SAD nnr Ser
J. eri'dh, dngeietglte 6traenr1tf ts 0fe&t bat, Sic SadrtaI
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s%Tnctttet, nlrtlt9 ste asltelten: Sol. @ans, Seitri& 9ape,
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S%eSerleirt, :9etnrtd Stephan, SOGnnn 8ptIntann. Gpait
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go Otltrtft BON MarA[anb.

8alti mpve, s.. Tetr. 1864.
gsir beelaubi5en Eieruit, baB bic uudfebenb .bs5ei1s
neten Pericneu, pel6e I'M btitten g. @ensreS : DiftritI
bon Wiarblanb ge3cseu irurhe II bnrG bic i9ren Stanrer
beigefi9ten @riinbe rph ber 3iePuns tefreit mcrben iinb,
n1ntlim :-
WaiGaeI u. gRnlliu, 20. gsarS, ein3issr Go5n elmer
Wittre; SeurS WarfteIb, 20, tente eineit eubftituten
S9ps s IGen, 90, i'm Ser. ct. MtffitSrbienf; 9pbn S
Scott, IL, ,bo 9aeib 3 Scott. IL, DO; u 6crSuipn,
30, iiRtauSIi6; 5 Slpp9eiu, 20, ad9lte $500.
afW l3s4si 2eppplr GIumenberg,
1rcTcsntari9afln. arGf. bes @urpnirnnss Yoatb
nsrt9 Msnt. SrUpfS.
la8 eeaa giurcllirungSsG prnmif1r.
INC Ibpe. =. WTiircUdD,
- 2[r,t bes Ginrcnirun9szBca
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J1eue AnRetQen.
AmTOrOeru1te s1r 0riin0mn9 eitter
NeufScheft NDmOd0nte4

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lcfrte que trlber benz 8eetntent anseb6renbe Deuti6e itn6
hIerr1tt e%tnagelaben, ib teute ,Nlontasl gia61ntttas unt 8
npr IN Sotale ees Germ 8. 8arten, glr. s Ot-ecnbarbhr,
G%pup19nte at beipre6en,
Cos. @. dat . 6apt.
-, Sacp6 6pee, Orb. Ser9t,
(Nsj truter tn Srltn. S. 10. Ui. 9Pedt.
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NItitGOfcr d%ltfdcpd6f.

IA g Der Wnnih rieler 8irger il, in Der Iftanst eiite1
iteiten 8duoeretn 3t btlteit bel Sefnrt9 Qfnbne n
'gr. e. @enalftr. 10 trirb cine Ser ~laninlana bsrufen AT
Ntrittd9, een s. gebrudr, IberSs 8 lttr, UNI cine G~pnltitutipl
~ %entwerfet. 5u ;dtlretder Gbetlnatmc latcr Elm
(SWto) Webfere g III TER.
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@Iaen @fitalie0ern bes GAnei6ers
ts++- 0%ANri>45

Sitne bttr,ait CUR gia6ridt, eas beute (MOntasl ben : g,sr
NbertS bdfb 8 lltr, lit Der WteGantcS 6aa @erfarrn,(pnon ~
erbaltet piro, rs6si wt6tige @ei9dfte CUR @erbanSSi s %Ys
tcntnnst es ware baber nini6ensrert9, tdB Elm ieSes 'ERitss
slie6 er~ fteirer rnT6te,
(5EpA q 81 n - - = . 4So.
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arat bes Giimoairunssz8o
0n Werrcnfen.

gjne fG5nt ~eorbn,tns nebH einett srDsen Mrbettssintmer
(Sbrp) pdNenb uu6 beaaen fir etnen Giedrrenmd@er, Ttih.
ter pbtr ireenb eth dmteres @ei9dft. N6beres In SO. lie
6rpntfr., iwiI@en @ar- unb Stuenar, (Dp-Dt
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Bar SedOtune.
in Ser Gnrns Mub 8ormOmie.9aul

@yesn8r. 3wtlben grtegefr. uni hem Canal, @epreetcwr
. 6.
d rir fetS bemibt itnb, unicren GGnnetn lne Tre4nten
icpie tenn gtetrteu 9ubl FUN iberia pt @eniige su tbur, I-
ten MIR ans Seranldst rem fdpn fruber an~geSetgteu yiaSfeu-
@intrsfient bs eerra " aribal nit Rem Wasfen-&nsIgen
ui6t %ab5etalten perben trrtts, nuf ZEN pb'n3enannten 0as
eUm ST rerieeea, Ger rdter inter Den raul6enesn &tdugen
ctnea gut bslt gten Sr6eiers uno Qrirj 9arnsSals I~uift9en
Sprunaen uro 9r6sn has gep0bnltde Matasaleten nit lei4
men Spr8sn unb WtaPen per8 fen rnr I'M 8reie frCfer,
muuterer 6reunee Eno Greuntinner inter 6rphinn une
SGeIs @rIag itnben min, psrftble ni@t, am eeuauuten Rage
in ctiger Sale I'D etn5nfnten,
@tasfen- Au8uge itnb bWt &c rrn WfarIbal 1T jeber Nus=
nail am Sase bes Bales rrn WipreerS 8 Ibr an ;u tdten. n
1idets 81 fur stren 9errn unp Damen fnb bel ZEN gltts
6tteee n gu baben.
rs &tdete, bic FIR ZEN am /. 6eGruor ob;ubaltenten
Ytasferb au en8elDf wdren, limb ebeufdaS eiltis.
(glOBrSYtl DGs Arr1nBtment8sG pnt lite
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Wmoltfeber SUPERINTENDENT

Spnntd8s WdhttittdsS 2 lEr un6 Dienfnos unb Opnne,
Tags NbencS 8 ubr ertbeile i'd ltnterrtdt I'M Gpre d -
3elet nne 9 6retben Der eneliIGen Sprade.
SehtrStns; 81 rtrndtfiG, iin Gpraus SdtItdr.
sEeear -8ze s.. MGnner,
(SnMIt .s 0S LOerft0unr. H3hbL 5OnAnnrh. YoN X As .a
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8tDlonceIcs, Bipltn- nno Dtnnu~2ebrer,
rtadt benz uesbrten Yublttum bic e~rsebene Nnseise, Sa6 er
rie6er mad Baltimore surldDefebrt unh bereit III, NipIpns
ceuos, WipIins unb @i0nps1mterridbt 3n e~rttetlen. -
@tenir lbernirmnt CT engagements ais 0tutrneen.S pteler
Set ~Iffentlthen rber Sdt-@elegentetten.
@ebinsunsen fnb sa erfaErtn tnS@ mt6tss Muftbs
Iaten, Np. "a ". etarlesfr. (5Des3MR)
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&ona.unferria

Den rersbrten 6erreu uub DameA, sroeide ncG
.AKfSssg gei0nnen TT, has Gansen su erlernen, made i'd
% btern1tt hbittdt betauut, bGs ser ltnterrtdbt ntdt
%1.s5s mebr In Ger 6aas hes Qerrn gauneartner, fpnbern
IN Der a Item 8urn Ratte beim Serrn 8aIier oSeebnl,
ter ntrp. ~
gdtese ausfunft ertbeIIt Der l1uter,et6nete.
@ae Samadg A6snb TT grpse 8anShuu6e, pp,u Id, ,neits
Setannte, lGpte bic Ureunpe Der S9uler bSflthf einlate.
NJ, &Ie6er. Son,Isbrsr
(2SglpSs@ttel Nr. 80 @ranbshr.
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aYtun ant #ss .s
3. Sebrunr, z.ss. ao5
ait hem beftnimten BaFen-Dtenitdp, lem ~eiusteen Gdse i'm
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til, ptrb err nit flmmflidem 9~epl9e ietuett %9lprretGen @ilt
aug IN e%te9fefteens balteu Hnb pirb tte peeree@ IN Der serdW=
niesn tot.a IS
,,Waetropolifan Galteats.5i
fattfnben. - eaa2 sa3ie
9as nusasfnfene Gprtte tena6ri6tigt hermit tns 5reute.
&uf, F%eranHaeu NHb @ertutbltnteit iteberbe unb iufente
feutibe @ubltnm Srn lem rbtgen s~tantt6eu @trsuse unb
Fem rift fs Aaes G3f ebcteu rrtrb. ~tenfetEen 10 giGnsent
as mgstih 5u btrerfteatget.
&ufer Ter rtenasnanuten Soae purte aud Ter Sadl unb
Gafere 86umlidfetieu bee tr@urcpean 6pielsM ron 8errn
9mrtd fur tiefen Atene eefhert.
yin %srceuertes Sr6ffer Hner SettHns hes 6rn. Satpb
Arte, II ferI ee Sansmuff.
9e : geter GrriG rat bic Gt14- un6 S6entaufpartun
a~berupmmeu. i
Gin Nlas enIa9er NTH Jget Sage Der REM Bate i'm dg8tt.
liam ecu Sptei@ Ger S2. Ditttrt6 & y6weufetu CUR AuS-
~ 3ret eteiie ION $40 nm6 So In Greenbads reetten
an tie b ten untert6 tnn9 sMld5fen serabreidt zse
@t0laBtlrlet $3.50 frrl eeiru un0 3amen Inb an bofeu
BET fen Seuen NCIt ter In ter IurnbaGe. Wlue
Dtetert6 & Q6wenfetn, RtetfeIbt SGoa
-Mdm0 En,2 q e9 dner@ m FFd5 n e @TbISr
6aur, GapitCl 6ia set 9 ater, RaSs garb Bel ~ a.
mer Erp 66onbpEn, @sereetppn tst 8euert uab
10 ~ Die m~asten-@arterrbe Mrs neeeaf 99nterme{ti-
ger Bate crit ycn 9tsnitaS MipI9en an i'm ag4taiam 3eu
S7ttl" a~isgelelt rerefp. < r
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@r0fnnno etncs meucn 8dnacrci1,s,

GroHnn1tg etrcS teticn Sdm9crctlts.
0~teienis:n, welde it'd Bel tieiert neuct @ereir inter,
l6ttetet baben, frrute iplde, bic fib nod temfel6en anidlte
gen rplen. trsr6en bternlit eriu6t, am Mtttrph hen 10.
Iseriidr elmer geriammluns TN ryresn Free SOule., SO.
0yS ". Sdlt nj rre FIR. beisuwptusn. @s fnb berettS
Zoo AnteetIe ssiettnet nnb ldceu taber ~ weiterer Bethel.
lteuug cir. $500 "
:. 8utlmGnn. s.. S@uIer.l
~mm,, o. SSthNer. Sphn @wte.
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~arrangirt pcm

- ~lFFNNBIEE WIN
G;e5anoOereiu v&BafD. SGmecrbultb"
am 0tOntag, ben s. Sebruar
il, Ser metropolitan Sda. rohe Ser If. Strafc,
SO afbfnetpn -
Cbi8er GeIlnsSerein madtietnen 0reunteu,leGte eeh &c
sbrten gubltturl i'm Auge1etnen eie er9epere sNn6ejss; cay
erRttts serlaunien nitro rras gar ltfter altang eer Gpetl,
Retnaer bieTeS BeaeS %fettraeea1 tam, rIr6 itht eeBhalp qua
ttesmal etfeul 5ahlrst6eu geiu6 e9t9egen.n1 ul33 u.
3tdets an 81 90 fr etnen 6errn uno Dantet lnn PEI duel
WlttglieeeTn te8 @ereius upo Nbenes an tel 8aGs 81 habeh
llnn2mtmtSfeb Gt8sgOm te,s
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EG 6err Gpnraot 9teinbarO ~er6finet
III $40. 81 Oft 9ombaroitr. cine reue
8irtbi9aIt rip pirp bel bieier @~elegenbeit
einen aaSgeSeidneten 2tna auitiden.
0g 6r. 8. 1@Ds er6ffnet beute Ntprgen
cine r1euc 8arbieritube nebit @irtbIdaft in 9tp.
GA 6ptpuroitr., tupbei sugeid elm pelicater2tn@
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g~Sieienfelb & Go. Tnb Spn So. 270 observation-disclosures
nradl gr. 20 9dnroerffrdBe, jrtf@cn German unb 9rrnbnr6-
ttraEE, ae:p1en. 5EEE Ea9 e f2Sinn1 SIP tinfl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

that Ladies' have for relief from the suppression
those PERIODS which, kept up according 70 the calls
OF Nature, will GUARANTEES TO THEa the iullest
amount Of good health and strength, and which, 4
moi regularly experienced, will produce Misery and
Death, aud Is that rst Of all Remedies for Diseases
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A.CnrLous Eaet IN nledIcIne.

1 heard yesterday, from an eminent
physician in this city, statement that l
considered novel, whether it be 80 or not.
Among his patients is a gentleman re-
Gently taken sick with VariOloid In reply
10 q question as to where the disease was
contracted, he remarked that he did not
know, but he believed it tracesble to frac-
tionsl currency, carried in the vest pocket
He said that during the winter he hsi
treated q number Of cases of small pox
contracted in this way. A I've cent cur
Iency stamp, for instance, kept in the
pocket Of an infected person, might be cir
culatej 80 as 10 impart the disease to q
hundred. Paper is 8 much better Tor
worse) conductor Of malaria than silver
or gold. Perhaps the best preventive
against small pox is return to specie
payments. If nothing but greenbaoks
and postal currency would give one the
infection, newspaper men, as g class
might consider themselves tolersbly safe
from its ravsges, and certain not to have
their facial beauty marred by pustules and
pock-marks
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

In ihis present pressing call for stores
and supplies for the many thousand
wounded in the recent battles the loyal
men and women Of the North have the
right to rejoice in the hesped abundance
collected By the patriotism and generosity
of the people in the great Sanitary Fairs
Of the winter months. And the spectacle
is a noble one. Prompt on the instant of
the call, the United States Sanitary Com
mission and the Uniied States Commission
were, ready to enter upon their work. A
propeller towing two bsrges, sll loaded
down with Sanitary supplies were sent TO
Acquis Greek and fredericksburg, with an
army Of nurses and surgeons. Hand in
hand with the Sanitary Commission 20 the
SCENTS and eo-lsbOrers Of the United
States Christian Commission, whose Chris
tisn lsboTs in the army have wrought
Rbun6snt fruits. These last also aid to
disburse and give efficiency to the stores
Of the Sanitary Commission. 80 the re-
seoYoirs are opened, which the people have
been filing, and the wounded soldiers in
the field hospital In Virginia and Georgia
will bless the generous patriotism Of the
people kept busy which realized SO much
from the Great Fairs Of last winter. But
remember this, that the drain is immense
and the people must fall to work ct the
pumps. 1t will not do to be lulled into
the false security that there is nothing
more to do. Let every loyal organization,
every association of loyal and jealous
women recommence and continue the col
lection and preparation Of hospital stores
Of every kind. They will all be wanted
in this battle summer on which we have
entered.
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Senator Graiz Brown is said 10 have
written the call for the Cleveland Conven-
tion. General Fremonts friends, it is re-
ported, say that he will run for President
il Lincoln is re nominated, but not II some
other man is put up. His friends ~ fur
ther claim that they eau give Connecticut,
Indians and Illinois to Mcclellan, and de-
feat choice by the people-in which event
they hope for something.
An English critic says there is almost &
total absence Of systematic and connected
tesching in the British pulpit, and sdds ::
There are very few clergymen who at
tempt TO instruct their people in any con-
neoted order-suoh an rder as that in
which the truths should be presented to
the mind. Sermons are too commonly
treated as so many separate discourses,
each perfect in itself, but independent Of
sll others, and having no connection with
sDy-the subjects being chosen at random,
from week to week, according to the fancy
Of the preacher, or ss q text suggests
itself"
TIE opini seems to be gaining ground
in England that submarine cables should
be made the ightest material. A cop
Ter wire with a MANILA hemp insulstor is
now recommended as the lightest and the
strongest yet is heavy enough to sink.
The Red Sea and Algiers cables are said
to have been destroyed by their own
weight.
The heir of the Gar is about to propose
fer the hand Of the Princess Marie Dagmar,
sister Of the Princess of Wales, and
daughter of the present King of Den
I mark
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eNANeERY sALE.T
OHANCBRY sAIF-Pnvsna1t = 4

HHANCERY SALE.-Pursuant 10 the
" command Of decretal order of sale nom
the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Northern District Of Ohio, at the suit Of John W
Perigo and Edward B. Bulkley, against Joel
Terrell and others, 10 me directed, fshsll offer
for sale at public auction, at the South door Of
the Federal Court Building In the CITY OF CleVe-
land, in said District, on the tHenty-frst daV of
May, 1854, atthree O'Clock P. M, the following
described premises, situate in the township OF
RidgeVille, Lorain county, Ohio, with the appur-
tenanees thereunto belonging known by being
part OF lot No. tWenty-eight, and bounded asf fol-
Beginning at point where the centre line Of
the highway running North and South through
tne centre OF said township intersects the centre
line Of the highway leading from Elyria to CleVe-
land through said township, thence running in
a NoTtheTly direction along the center line Of
said North and South road about forty-fiFe rods
to the land Of Wyllis TerriIl; thence in a West
erly direction along the South line Of said
Wylls TerrilPs land about forty-eirht rods to
the East line Of land owned by willis Terril
thence in Southerly direction along the East
line OF said Wyllis TerrlHs land about thirtV-tFo
rods 70 the Northwest corner Of land owned bV
John Chester; thence IN an Easterly direction
along the North line Of said John Chester. g. nj
Gibson, and Lew Terrilrs land, about tTenty-
lour rods to the Northeast corner Of said Lew
Terr1ll's land thence in 8 Southerly direction,
along the East line Of said Lew Terrill's land
about fifteen rods to the center Of the Aforesaid
highway, leading from Elyria Aforesaid thence
IN an Easterly direction, along the center Of said
highway, about twenty rods to the place Of be-
glnnlng-being the property known as the Ter
nil House Tavern property, including Tavern
rouse store Room, Barn, etc. Appraised at
81, ,766. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in ChancerY
Baekus Noble, Solicitors for Complsinants.
April ~, Is64. spnl2O: I51
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nuRF THAT LnATHsOME MALADY

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MORNING LEADER.
MoNOAY MoRNINa, maY nd, Ise4.s S
Home.

Home.
Two birds within one nest;
Two hearts within one breast;
Two souls within one iair.
Firm lesgEe Of love and prayer,
Together bound for aye, together blest.
An ear that waits to catch
A hand upon the latch;
A step that hastens its sweet rest to win;
A world Of care without;
A world Of strife Ehut out;
A world Of love shut in.