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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-13

sEr NJ. 2.--THE ADVENTURES o. a CossCRIPt.
Mel. Hs. draft goodl as patriot. If dFsl.ed
go-suIe
z. receive letter which tells the sgOuiztos
fact-Fm draitt Il.
:. By the advice OF 10000 friends offer
substitute.
:. Who utterlng qusck, Is rejected BY the
insulted surgeon.
s. isei my country calls farewell, 10Y loyei
! 90 where glory waits me
c. | fercely charge the foe, and do iearh1
carnage.
T. And make a sturdy rebel ny
s. Am sent with dispatches, penlous dutyi
death or gloTyl
g. Attacked by a band Of goTillas | cry,
''Come on We t-r-r-Taitors II
L. / diseoInft Them ana bear OF the head OF
the gorilla chief
IL deliver dispatches, ssve the army snd
am made a bTigadier- general.
L. And thus relieved from all future dangers
10 the field, crown my glory With love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
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O
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o
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THOMAS ). TONE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
. WALNUT STREET. CINCINNATI

DUTTER, EG6S, CHEE5E. FRUl1a, ~. -
ID ee4ves Cfoine Western Eeservs Bsiiter, difecs
from the daires ~ eEpress. 0fsiefs urgnVtiY sud
carefully iiied VI parkaees - sur
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zEB WARDS STABLE.


"lieCkesney," brown horse, 4 years
old, by Vandal, dam by imp. Sovereign.
A en-. sorrel colt years old, by Hi
awatha, dam by Eclipse
A gray horse, 4 years old, by ST. Louis,
dam Sterling
The above are owned by Mr. T. 7.
January. of ST. Louis county.
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A lady made her husband q present
Of a silver drinking cup, with an angel
at the bottom, and when she filed it
tor him he used 70 drain it to the bot
tom, and she asked him why he drank
every drop Because, duclzy," he re-
Plied, 4 long to see the dear little an
gel Upon which she had the angel
taken out and q devil engraved at the
bottom, and he drank it just the same,
and she again asked him the reason.
Why, replied he, because ! won let
the Old devil have q drop
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u,sE ABOvG ASSORTMENT OF GOODS. WITH
j. . large stock Of
GROCERIES

are offered AT the lowest market price.
Merch infs and Suffers scnding their orders, VIII
reseye prompt attention. or viii find Il u their gd
vantage b. calling when 10 the city.
tonsi gnnents solicited Special attention given
% the ssla or purchase Of Produce, P,ovisons. OF
Manufactured Articles. Inay tin
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DR.. McGILL,
No. - Unl0n street, Nashville, Tenn.
1snl win meet Eith prOmpt s1enrs.a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

POLICE CoURT-FEBRUART 3D.-Intoxi-
cation, Patrick Murphy, John Ashland, Sim
con Hogan, 81 and costs each.
Assault and Battery-William Wilson, $25
and costs; Charles HOenung, SIS and costs.
Petit Larceny-JOseph Ford, $40 and 80
days in County Jail on bread and water.
Vagrancy - Patrick Henderson, County
Jail 10 days on bread and water.
Grand Larceny Philip Scheid, bound
over. Bail $500.
The case of William Wilson for assault and
battery, was a peculiarly aggravated one. It
appears that he entered notorious house Of
iIl-fame, on Kinsman street, and attempted
to take breast pin from soldier in the
house. A man by the name of Samuel D,
Murray, who was present, interfered and re-
monstrsted, whersupon Wilson turned upon
him, sssaulting him brutHlly. Wilson re-
marked at the time that he "hstsd any one
who wore blue coat" He Is an English
man.
The petit larceny case was another oi
"GoysrRor Ford's" numerous psecadiIlOss
he tried to abduet big roll of leather from
Root & Whitelsin's, but was discovered and
arrested.
Philip Scheid, who is bound over for tria
in the Common Pleas Court for grand lar.
oeny, is charged with getting soldier drunl
in his ledging house, and robbing him. Th'
evidence against him is very strong.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

HOuris, more beautiful than ever dying
MahOmmedan soldier saw in his death
spasm, were ministrants upon our living
heroes. The hour was proud and happy.
Many, too, were the happy greetings there
the hearty hand shakings, the pleasant vel
comes - mayhsp brother and sister, of
husband and wife, or Of some returning
soldisr-bOy with the girl he left behind
him" Bat of these the repOrtorial pencil is
silent.
At last the feast was sndsd-nOtfrOm want
of viands, but from safety in the attacking
usrties-and the 41st filed back to its camp
over on the Heights, yOndsr, and the core
mony of the day was over.
The reception of the 4lst was success
Cleveland has retrieved her fair fame for hos
pitslity and patriotism. Now let similar
hOnOrs be paid to every returning regiment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

PORTAGE COUNTY ITENs.-From the Rs.
VIENNA Democrat George BOstwick who has
been q resident of Ravenna for nearly half
a century, died suddenly at his residence on
Spruce street, on Tuesday evening last week,
January 26. On the Saturday evening pre-
vious he was seized with violent cOngestive
chill, which increased in violence till his
death, having brought on q sudden and fear
full paralysis He was speeohless and un-
conscious most Of the time after the first at
tack.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Upon Wednesday
last, Mrs. Geo. L. King, living two miles
from the village, was thrown from wagon
and her right ankle seriously fractured BY
the fall. Mrs. King, with her son, vas re-
turning home from town. When near the
residence of Wallace Williamson, the horses
became restive, and one of them kicked over
the pole, and both ran. Soon the pole YVES
broken, and the sho ock occasiened by it threw
the seat of the wagon, with its occupants, to
the ground, inficting the unfortunate injury
stated upon Mrs. King. The young man
was not hurt. Drs. Bslding and WaggOner
attended Mrs. King, who, though suffering
much, will ultimately recover from the frae-
ture.-
BATTERY A Re ESLIsTED.-By 8 dis
patch from Lieut. r. G. Day,Ws are informed
that Battery A is at Cincinnati, having re-
enlisted. Lieut.. Days dispatch says that the
boys will arrive at home on Friday night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
COMMEROIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEADER -OFFIOE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING February ), l5os.
FIour-Firm and in demand with sales 30 bbls
white wheat double extra at t7.3s.
Whent-Fim. Sales car on track at sl.Ss.
COrn-Lower Sales I car from store at sl,OOi
car at IOI 2ears at 81 ,O2i and car ears at &c.
Onts-sales car ct 73c.
BarIey-Worth sI,2SgI. 30.
Rye-Firm at 81 10.
HIRhvFInes-sale so bus at $50.
Burter-ssIes at &c for good Western Reserve.
Cheese-Dull at l39I3xc.
EEgs-Scarce and in demand at &c.
Pork-steady at 5000 for mess and $500 for
clear.
Lnrd-seIling at lsals4e for city rendered
Smoked Meats-City sugar-cured hams are sell
ling at sI3c, and shoulders at &C. Dried beef is sell
ing at l2o.
Seeds-sales barrels clover at T53 aud 30 bush
at 7,65. Timothy held at 3,75.
snIt-Has declined. Fine Is selling at s2,Ol and
coarse at szO5.
Bouns-salss 10 bbls at 7,25.
Fruit-Dried apples are firm at s'Ec, sOm'
holders asking &C. Peeled peaches are in demand a
2sa25c, unpeeled at II0I2e.
Pouitry-sales chickens at 99lO and turkeys a
I3el4c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

COUGH AaA1E-It is with unfeigned
pleasure that we announce another lecture
from one of the most eloquent and popular
of American orators,-John 3. Cough. he
will deliver his celebrated lecture on Elo-
uuence and Orators, "a theme peculiarly
adapted to his keen critical and brilliant lie
lustrative powers,-st the Euclid street
Presbyterian church, before the Young Mems
Association of that church, on Tuesday
evening next, at eight o'clock. We need not
say that the evening will bo rich in matter
for thought and enjoyment. This lecture
will be the last of the season, except (pos-
sibly) one late in the Spring, from Henry
Ward Beecher.
As the last of Coughs lectures here was 60
crowded that large numbers were unable to
obtain seats, it will be we'll to state that the
sale Of reserved seats will commence on Sat-
urday at Bakers Superior street News Depot.
The admission fee will be IS cents, and rs
cents in addition will be charged for reserve
ed seats. No seats will be reserved after
Eve o'clock Tuesday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04
snnitnrr FnIr NorIces.

Floral Hall is now SO far completed as to
be ready for decoration. The time being
limited, and so much work to be accomplished,
the Committee appeal to their friends in the
adjoining townships to give them their aid.
To avoid confusion, it has been thought ad-
visabIe to make some definite arrangement
hoping that every town mentioned will send
forward large delegation of workers on its
appointed day.
FIR. Elliott will be ready to receive them
at the building, in the Square, in the follow
ing order:
From RockpOrt, on Monday, February sth
Newburgh, Tuesday, eth; Dover, Wednes-
day, 10th; East Cleveland, Thursday, 11tb
Brooklyn, Friday, 18th; Euolid, Saturday
18th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

PosFoFFIcE RoBBEEY-TIE SUSPECTED
RoBBER ARRESTED Last fall q soldier in the
Army of the Cumberland committed to the
care of the " 0. S. NJ" q gold watch in a
case, directed to his wife, at Hull Prairie,
Wood County, Ohio. After the lapse of COZ
siderable time, the watch net having reach
cd its destination, enquiries were mads, and
suspicious we're found to rest upon William
Ewing, Postmaster at Hull Prairie. HeWas,
therefore, arrested, last Tuesday, by Judge
Sloan, special agent Of the POstOfiee Depart
ment, on 2 warrant issued By u. S. Commis-
siOner J. R. Osborn, of Toledo. He was ex-
amined yesterday and the case continued IN
til the 1Ith, tbs accused being held to bail
in the sum of 81 900 for his appearance at
that time.
We should state that Mr.. Ewing has been
a prominent citizen of Wood County, having
held the position Of Probate Judge and 9TH
er Offices of trust and profit. The sss there
fore excites the more interest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
90 expire on the SIS: day Of January, ls65.l
AUDITOR OF STATE s OFFICE,
ISsURANCE UEPARTzEST,)
n.iuu1bus fhfo. Jauuary IQth. 1884


WHEREAS, The YonkeTs and NsE Yoik Firs IL su.
rance CO FaBy, located st HonEeIs IN the state OF
reW YORK, has fled in this Office sworn statement
Of its condition uuirtd b. the sssecttoD OF the
act ITO Eegulate Insurance. OmpRaies not 1ncorpo-
ted by the state of Ohio passed pril 8, ls; and
Whtr-as sAid 0mtany mas furBtsned tue under
sEued satisfactory evidence that II Is essed OF 81
tasr one Auae ed Thousand oliars u actual Cspi-
t.I IN vested in stOcks or in Do1ds or in moTtgrgs
Of real estate, worth double the amount ioT Whish
the sans Is mOrtFaged ard, " hereqst saio UOupa
~ as d led Ia this oiie written i3strumeot un-
der s corporate seal. tigued by the Presidaat and
Secre Ary ttereof, authorizing any agent or agents
OF said Company in this % acknoH ledge service
OF procsss for and IL behalf OF SAID Company con-
seutiuR III It such SER Ice Of process Ahal be taken
and held b. valid If seryea upon the CoEnpa-
nv acorriug the iaAs Of thts -By oh er etaei
aud waisfpg al aim right o. error, o. reason
such acknoEled cement Of service.
NOW. fhersfOre, iu pursuance o. ine u5s BecIiOn q
the Aforesaid act /, James II Gctmaus auditor OF
State for Ohio hereby certify tsas said aonkeT3
and New sofk Fire lusurgnce Ompauys OF 1oRkers,
New York is au; h0riE O. traDsasL the business OF
II Insurance in tns state until the thirty hrst day
OF JAM sry in the year thousan1 eight huadred
| In Wf-ness whereof have hsIeuntO subscribed
NJ name and caused the toll Of my othee 10 be
| LIS. affixed the day AID year at owe written
Auditor of state.
K. J. FULLER, Agent, 2l5 superior-st.,
CLEVELAND, o. jaI3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

ARRIvAL OF GooDsPEED's BATTERY
This battery, formerly ootter's, arrived IN
this city about four o'clock yesterday after
noon. It numbers ninety-thres rs-enlisted
men. 1t was received at the depot by a COM
mites of citizens, who gave the battery an
sxcsIlent supper at Wheeler and Russell's
DINING saloon. They were quartered last
night at the Center Street ArmOry, whence
they will bs furlOughsd tomorrow.
The battery left strawbsrry Plain in the
middle Of January, and spent nine days in
Cincinnati. We hope to furnish our readers
3 sketch Of the battery in short time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04
VIEW YORK rIARKKF.-Feb. 3

IRK FELEsRAPB.l
COtton-Market more active. sales at sIGs417o
for mddling uplands.
Fiour-Mors active and 5 to Ice better for ship
sale s6 5O5 for extra State inside price for infs-
riOr So IS a so for common to medium extra vest
srn s7.40n7 60 for extra round hOoped Onlo ;
s7,65995U for trad3 brands Market closing very
: IghIslzy-siarket frmer with better enquiry.
Sales st ss0 CSC for state and Western.
WheuI-Market l to &c higher with iair &C.
ssies at sI 5ssl,5s for Chicago Spring 81 .5ssl 81
for Milwaukee Cub Sl ,561l,6l for Amber Nils
kee L &C 20 for Winter red Western 1nd Sle,l
- for Amber Michigan and ISL Dr White mlenl-
gan
Rye-Heavy ,-,-- =, a.
al q forshipPing Mixed Western IN store' eiOsiA
tIat--Opened shade frmer but closed dull al
S7d-g1 for Western.
/ WOOI-Quiet and firm.
PeGrOleum-birm sales at 295105O'fOr cruoe
| l55Sa4sc for refined in bond; $685. ditto free.
| Park-Market shad easier. .. a., r.
Sales at l9O0al9I2{ for old mess; s22 o0ae 10 70,
1 prime mess
| Reef-Quiet q,
| sales at ,n057,n0 for country mess 4GOG5OO To-
| do prime IO,O0dsI4 20 for rel packed do.
| Prime Mess Seef-Quist and unchanged.
Cut mears-Firmer. Sales at ~ for shoulder
| and IiG5I25s Tor hams
I Bacon Sldea-FiTm-
! Dressed BOgs-Less active and hrmer. Sale
| at S5s acc for Western.
l E.nFh-Unchauged.
| RutteF-firm-
| Cheese-Stesdy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEsT.-Now is
the time to buy Boots and Shoes at the Great
Bankrupt Sale at los Superior street, near
Water street. The stock comprises all the
latest styles, and must be sold without regard
to cost, for the benefit Of creditors. Go i'm
mediatsly and secure the great bargains
which they offer. The sale will positively
last but few days longer. feb4;l36
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

DEMoRRsrs NEW YoRK ILLUSTRATED
Nkws-Wo have received this weekly, for
FEBRUARY 9th. It purpOrts to be Journal
Of Fashions, Literature and General Intelli-
gence. We do not profess ourselves comPe-
tent to criticiss the department Of "Fash-
ions" in this paper, but its literary, typo
graphical and pictorial character we have
no hesitation in prcnOuneing to be of low
order. We look for better things in 1854,
and north OF the line of the Union Armies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04
LOCAL NOTICES,

TAKE NoT1cEI TENTH WARD.-There will
be special meeting at the Kentucky Street
School House, on Thursday evening at half
past seven O'Clock, February 4, 1864. 1t Is
hoped that every man liable to draft will be
present, as important business will be acted
upon in regard to filling up the last call, the
first being nearly fuIl-within two or three
men. Let every man turn out and do his
duty to himself and country. If this cannot
be done it is proposed to unite ourselves into
a club and protect ourselves when the draft
comes. Good speaking may be expected.
By order eff COMMITTEE.
FabA.I36
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

A BUSINESS FOR SAbE.-THE
~ Proprfetors cf an established light eenteet
Business on Superior St, wish O. dispose it baHhg
ofber basuess 10 attend l. uld te earn on Dy q
TaSv Or 20 tlemau and Lady. The good Wiut m
ters.f and -tock will be than enc thousand a9l
~ ia,si,i \. p,,5f 0s,rp janls-l37
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04
rHURsDAY mORNING. FEB. 4, 1854.
NEW ADVRRTIsKnIENFs.

c. A. Bead 4 koO-ClsveIaud and Columbus stOs
Wanted
Sseeond National Bsnk--Ag mt Of the Q. S.
Hover Pgps Wholesale Grocers.
John B 6ouTh-Lecture,
C. S. Wheston-Eotics 10 Builders.
G. q Chalfant-Teamsters Wanted.
% Merwin-St-Dog Lost.
Wanted to Ront-Loeal Eoties.
Tenth Ward-LOcal Notice.
Cheaper than the Oheapcst-LOcsl Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04
ARRIVAL OFTHR NINETEENTH OHIO
THEIR RECEPTION AND SUPPER.

The old 18th Ohio arrived last evening at
ten o'clock, on a eciaI train from cOlum-
bus. der charge Of their brave commander
Colonel Manderson. Our citizens seemed to
have been reused to a sense o. their duty IN
regard to returning regiments by the
reception Of the 4Ist in the morning,
and notwithstanding the latensSs of
the hour, the Nineteenth received
a cordial welcome. They were met at the
depot by six companies of the 29th o. V. NJ,
under Col. Haywood, and by the Temper
anee band, and were escorted By them to the
Sanitary Fair building, where q beuntiful
cold supper had been spread for their reeep-
tion. The contributions to the banqust Of
the 4lst had been so generous that no sPe-
cial effort was needed to make the supper an
excellent one. After marching in, they at
tackled the victuals in excellent style. These
were well served by a few patriotic ladies and
gentlemen, who were present to do honor to
our soldier braves, After hearty meal
they formed in the building, and marched
over to Camp Cleveland, where they will be
furloughed.
The 18th Ohio was raised in the summer Of
1861, in the counties of Stark, COlunbisnai
Mahoning and TrumbulI. A few also from
Muskingum county. They have borne theiI
old flag bravsly through the war, and it has
waved at Rich Mountain, Shiloh, Stone Riv'
er, Chicksmaugs, Chattanooga and Mission
Ridge. Il loft Strawberry Plain on the 6tt
of January, arriving in Cincinnati last night
While in Louisville it was presented by th'
ladies of that city with splendid silk flag
on which are inscribed the nsmes of the bat
ties in which it has fought.
Itreturns with 433 re-enlisted officers anC
men, having left behind it some thirty o
forty who refused to enlist. Its commits
stoned officers are as follows:
CoIonsI-Chas. T. Manderson.
Lieut.. COl.-Henry G. StrattOn.
Msior-Jsmes NJ. Nash.
Adjutant-Philip ReOfy'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

SrAER. No. 2O4, Superior street. has q
constant supply of the latest periodicals.
He will always be found on hand at the
earliest possible moment with New York and
Cincinnati papers, and We bsspeak for him
the patronage of the public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

TIE Sixth Anniversary Of the Morning
Prayer Meeting will take place Thursday
evening February 4th, at o'clock, in the
basement of the First Baptist Church, cor
ner Euclid and Erie streets. A report and
address will be made. The public are invited.
By order of the Committee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

RETURNNG.-A detachment Of fifty men
from the 1lth Invalid Corps, who were in
charge of the "converted seceshers" who
went cast few weeks since, passed through
here yesterday on their return to their quar-
,ers at Rock Island.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

penEfSHgt

due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, ehll-
dreu. and rightfuI hers ofan deceased soldiers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

FoR 8ALE.-Two houses and lot on Ore
gon street, No. II, one two story, and one
one story frame house, in good repair. In
sursd for $500 and renting for Sl2 per month.
For further particulars inquire at 81 Bond
street, of GEO. VOsBUEGH.
fsb3.136
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine ana
Hectzopsthy, cures obstinate cases OF DyhPePiI
sie, Rheumatism, Scrofuls HeuralgS and AZ
nervous diseases, and diseases OF the braun
T7hroat. Heart Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or-
s-sns. and other Chrome diseases. Reference
Even 70 many formid2 bic cases cured IN TINS Guy
efer other physicians hsd failed See adVertase-
nsnt in smother column. Ofice NO. 4ls' Senec"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04
CITY NEWS.

Tax Books will close Monday, February
sth, 1854.
H. s. wHITrLEsEY, County Treasurer.
ian2q:I37.
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CHANeERY SALE.

O1HANCERY SALE.-Pursusnt to the
command Of a decretal order Of sale rom
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. to me directed, snail oHeI
for sale at public auction, at the south door OF
the Federal Court Building in the City OF CleYe-
land, in said District, on the 10th day Of FeOru-
ary, 1894 at three o'clock P. NJ the following de.
scribed premises, situate IN the township OF
Ridgeville, Lorain County, Ohio, with the appur-
tenances thereuntO belonging, known by being
part Of lot No. tWenty-eight, and bounded as fol-
lows
Beginning at a point where the centre line OF
the highway running North and South through
the centre Of said township intersects the centre
line of the highway leading from Elyra to Cleye-
land through SAID township, thence running in
Northerly direction along the center line Of
said North and South road about forty-hVe rods
to the land Of Wyllis Terrell thence in q West
erly direction along the South line Of said
willis Terrills land about forty-eight rods to
the East line Of land owned by Wylis Terrlli ;
/ thence in a Southerly direction along the East
line Of said WyllIs Terrills land about thirty-t
rods 10 the Northwest corner Of land owned by
| John Chester; thence in an Easterly direction
along the North line OF said John Chester, e. ID.
| Gibson and Lew Terrilrs land, about twenty
| four rods to the Northeast corner OF said Lew
/ Terrill's land thence in a SOutherly direction,
along the East line Of ssid Lew Terrllls land,
about fifteen rods 70 the center Of the aforesaid
highway, leading from Eiyrs Aforesaid thence
in an Eastsrly direction, along the center OF said
| highway, about twenty rods TO the place OF be-
| ginning g-beiDg the property known as the Ter
| rell House Tavern property, including Tavern
House, Store Room, Barn, etc. Appraised at
/ S2766. HENRY T.. ABBEf'
| Master Commissioner in Chancery.
| Baekus 4 Noble, Solicitors for Compl9iuahts.
| January 20, 1864. lanzEl55