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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25
GU L A r i.
HEADQUARTERS PENINSULA DIsIRI


RICHMOND, VA.
I virtue of Special Orders from Headquarters C the
e3Ert aient have assumed command OF the Peninsula
Distuct composing the counties Immediately noTth OF
the James river.
t,te it for granted that the surrender OF Gen. Lees
esy IN ali includes all virginia troops whose organi-
s:5p been part of said army, although Their duties
have blea II separate district
CGU,pdaes Of such troops are known 70 oe SUI STA
eto1ed "a the counties mentioned as belonging to This
district Officers and men in these organizations are d.
rsctei to surrender themselves prisoners OF war aud
Be- par0ed that they mag return 10 their homes and give
GEe assistance establishing order and peace in their
Immediate neghborhCods.
r s. M intention establish detached posts through
c1 t,s srct purely for the protection OF the citizens
C TIE ssuutry from Legitimate bands oil armed mea ana
l1Ardaders Of every description
Citizens requested to give their aid to this end by
a1pply ng information which may lead to the arrest OF
81. persons who may commit depredatons oil any KIND
Az men who have belonged 70 any organized company
~ Confederate troops included in the surrender o! Gen
Ices army or otherwise who have returned to their
homes are requested TO register their names at the posts
sSeAblsbedin their vicinity.
-osg men whose experience in war lenders peace more
Gar are requested 70 give every assistance to the recog
t forces of the United States Government in their
dsavcrs render property and lives safe from the
acks of who take advantage OF the present state
az as for the purpose Of private gain or private
VaHEe
ri has come 70 the knowledge Of the authorities that
h gear0ss on the different farms refusing to work
or az leaving their accustomed homes, and coming into
Pckuend and other places occupied By troops. They
a. hereby directed 10 remain at their old homes to go
"a work as usual th3 farms and raise the produce
sSry for their maintenance and are assured that their
god an skaI be protected b. c. LUDLOW,
Bry't Brig. Genl Comma nding.
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OFFICIAL,
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMANDER -
RICHMOND, VIRGISIA. April y l5o5.
..asFHAL ORDERS {
No


,...>FHAL ORDERS
No.1.
Te following instructions published for the ntor'
g--s-.11 II ell concerned
res dents of the CITY are informed that they will be
strictly responsible for the police OF their premises
1. e3n ,he sidewalks or pavenents IN 'front.' OF Their
I-Igzs or business localities yards and alleys Where
a.. D,,,ou or uerso fail comply with this regula
a .sy will be assessed double the amount Of the cost
o. 1ca police. The ot,er Of police will cause the work
% be done aud will make aud collect the assessment
r. Private property will be respected. No houses will
d. occupied eX ept BY authority OF the Military Com
nacisr aud proper assignment, under that authority
SIS tbs Post QuarteImsster. The Post Quartermaster
VII mined ateiy ascertain what houses occupied by
1Scers and troops in tbs city by whom occupied and
Iv what suthority. repairing the same without delay
-p ibis Office ALI control over the public buildings IN
Tire ,ity will devolye on the Post QUartermasteT
tl Il is made the duty Of oil guards and patrols 70
erve good order and hen disorders occur they viii
le suppressed Immediately and efectually The mutt
sior ofpubc monuments and buildings is strictly to
81 ~ ardei against Furious riding or driving in the
streets is prohibited Horses not allowed in the pub
r. squares Guards will enforce these regulations.
soldiers visiting the city must remember that they
II. ristng military post and that they are amerabe
CO q he regulations governing such.
Is command OF Brgader-Genera! Dent.
WN II. POWELL
First Lieutenant 4th q. 6. Infantry, A. a. A. G
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A.LYBROCK a >. f. SMITH,
Architects and Civil Engineers,

AVING associated ourselves for the practice Of our
IL profession in this city, respectfully tender our ser
vices to the public. go. ,oo-
EzsMr. LYBR0Ck is now on his way North TO make
ARA nCemeuts for the business of the firm and will Sc
cure every improvement in Architecture or ConsIruc
ton which has been introduced the last four years and
will return in about ten days.
Meanwhile NJ. SMITH may be found at the Wing Of
fee where he win be happy TO confer with those de-
string the services of the firm. ap24--u
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COM REVARD..--Lost or stolen $1,000
SOUU Greenback Note dated March 10th, 1854 No.
Re54
ANY person returning tie note to this Office giving
nformatioR which will lead TO its recovery will
,he above reward, and NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
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TOSEPH WOODWARD. Dentist, may
81 be found usual at his Office third door above the
Spotswood Hotel Main street
A liberal inward will be paid for any of the following
lest stolen articles and no questions asked One
package Gold Foil, one package Confederate per cent
Coupon Bonds two hundred dollars in Bank Notes one P
Il. 1aylors approved Flute. ap24-3t
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ecOU at Mr.. Kings house the hin below Rockets,
on the night of the 10Th TWO AULEe-a bay and a
mouse cOOred or yellow mule They were N good or
der.
Any person returning them tie sutler Of 10Th New
Hampshire Volunteers give information which will
lead to their recovery will secure the above reward.
ap24-lw' PETER TURNKEY
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A RCHITECT,S OFsICE.-Iw would respect
n fully offer my services to make Plans of Buildings,
Contract with Balders to Sell or Lease out building lots
or do any other business connected with my as
ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
OFF1oE-Qne door below the Spotsvood Hotel np stairs
apl7-t hHNhi f4AALL.
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These Bonds are now worth a premium Of ane pat
cent, including gold interest from November, whch
makes the actual profit the $50 loan at current rases
including interest about ten per cent per annum besides
lts exemption from State and municipal taxation which
adds from to three per more according to the
rate levied upon other property Tie interest payable
semiannuslly by coupons attached to each note which
may be cut OF and sold to any bank or banker
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on $50 note
Two cents per day on 500 note.
Ten cents per day on a $500 note.
Twenty cents per day on a $1,000 note
One dollar per day on q 5000 note.
Notes Of all the denominations named will be promptly
.urnshed upo1 receipt OF subscriptions. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET,
Sow offered By the Government and Il confidently
pected that It's superior advantages will make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE.
Less than e3O0 coo OF the Loan authorized by the
last Congress On the market. This amount at
The rate at which it Is being absorbed, will all be sub
,cribed for within four months, when the notes Will un
doubtedly command premium, as has uniformly been
the case at the close Of the subscriptions to ether Loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of the
country may be AFFORDED facilities for taking the Loan
the National Banks State Banks, and private bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed receive
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their own
agents in whom they have confidence and who only are
to he responsible for the delivery OF the notes for which
they receive orders.
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ID THE UNEWpLoYED POOR OF aICHMOND.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, !
Richmond. Va. APRIL l9, 1865 (

T. not intended tina, the assistance furnished 90 the
NOR Of Richmond by the United states Authorities
vtai1 the last fortnight shall be permanent Work is
Go b provded for all and those who do not avail them
selves Of the opportunity to work viii be deprived Of
cations.
AT colored men in Richmond can find work shelter,
aud foOd on application to Captain saght Assistant
Quarter master at the steamboat wharf and the visitors
al the Belief Commission have been instructed to urn'
fsc no ration tickets to this class of individuals
destitute persons white colored who have come
lrsm the country directed to return TO their homes
where there is abundance Of work and where work VIII
produce food.
t has been announced the authorities that Instances
have occurred Of persons drawing ratons when they
were already supplied with food Similar cases will
It aummarly and severely punished II intended to
srppIy but those who absolutely destitute and
VIII are unable to obtain work
T. Is also brought to the attention OF the authorities
tEas men and women OF the vagrant sort upon not re-
ceyug tbe amount OF supplies the ration tickets that
trey claimed have threatened the lives OF the visitors
who were engaged in Investigating their cases. The
urlmptet punishment will be meted out TO any guilty
Of this offence will be placed in irons aad women
d c}0Se cOnfnement at Olce.
While the United States authority Is anxious 20 re-
eve entirely the suffering existing here, II is equally
determined allow is beneyolence to be abused or
l1Alpplied
D. command OF Maj Gen. Ord.
ADAM 8ADEAU
~. - 81 prsst poaF Co,,rrfysi,,
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LOST OR STOLEN.

T OST...-on the morning OF the FIRE my LEDGER
l. and JOURNAL. They we're placed in the hands Of
a negro 10y for safe keeping until they could be re-
moved to place of security Two books, supposed to
be those in question were seen With some articles from
Mr. Werners barber shop on the Capitol Square Il is
earnestly requested of any into whose hands they
near the corner OF Grace aud Sixth streets
ap22-3. Nm. .. GIBSON
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1880 LOAN.

These Notes issued under date of June Is 1895 and
are payable three years from that time in currency
are converted at the option Of the holder ia,o
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SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGINEER.

XEyALTER F. PLEASANTS, having resumed his
w business offers his services to those intending to
rebuild and to all Others who wish to have the lines Of
their property defined &c.
Oaiee with GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Rea Estate Bro
eers, No. Ia Law Building, Franklin street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. W. LEIGH BURTON.
ID f \ Is t.

q Office on Franklin street second door from oth
& Residence northwest corner of 7th aud Franz
lin Streets apr 24-dlw-
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-A FARM on the Williamsburg
L Stage road, containing Three Hundred and Fifty
acres Of land, with large Dwelling House With all the
necessary out-buidngs and good orchard.
The property viii be rented for money shares
the crops which may be raised. Appls 10
JAMES N. TAYLOR
Rea Estate Agent and Auctionser corner Of 9th and
Marshall streets. ap4-2t
TOR RENT.--A Dwelling in a desirable ald con
IT venient neghbOrhood. 1t has eight r03ns kitchen,
water and gas. Possession lst May.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
ap-4. . Auct.sleefe.
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gIlIIiyH;LxIIilIiy

EoR MoTHs.-One package this week while the in
sect emerging from the cocoon is OF more 6eneht to
Won than ten after the little destroyer has taken TO it.
elf wings" aud distributed by its spawn accountable
.zuaWing destruction" throughout your house. Think
sr5srs HARRIS & CHAPMAN
aaI9-dIw Manufacturers, Boston.
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OpFGcz OF rHE PRovosT MARSHAL GsNsaAL-}
RICaMoSD, April 70, 1866.
s-0TICE h HEREBY GIVEN THAT

~ All persons DESTROYS OF fishing ia the James river
d ta g their fish in Richmond an4 rs vicinity have
neiss1n 50 TO do without further permit or hinder
- ". r. PATRICK,
az Mt Provost Marshal General. o.
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FINANCIAL.
TT NIT T. ID t A T n 4
SEVEN. THIRTY LOAN.

BY authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
erzigned has assumed the General Subscription Agency
for the sale Of the Unted States Treasury Notes bearing
seven and three enths per cent inteTes. per annum,
Known Is The
100 LOAN
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T7AR7I FOR RENT. AND FARMING.

Il 'A1h,H OLh N ~ u. A.ND II
j. UTENSILS AND STOCK FOR SALE.-We Offer
for rent for the balance Of the year. the FARM formerly
Ben Andersons near the Hungary Water Station, OF
the Richmond and Fredericksburg road, seven miles
from Richmond. The Farm is in good order and vel
preparation for Corn crop. The Improvements
most excellent Dwelling with six large rooms andsl
necessary out buildings in god repair with Orchard
&c, wen watered and healthy. The owner will
Stock. Hogs. Cows. &C., and the Plantation Cteh
sils, consisting OF the usual variety
For terms, &C.. apply to
ap 22-4t GRUBBS & WILLIAAa
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ARARE CHANCE.

VxTOoD, wooD.-oak and Pine Wood for sale BY
w J. A. MOORE.
corner Broad and Adams Sta'
Wanted also to buy, good Work Horse.
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~ & l. SAWTER'S
an Ig-iw. 100 NAN street.
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AUNN u NUHNTI
Lieut.. Col. and Prest. Relief Commission.

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL.)
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond April 10 1867
Az OH .er and enlisted men PAROLE and all other
uersoUs not on duty are Ge.eby forbidden to side
AXIS AID reyOlyers.
District Provost Mar5hss charged with he strie,
aafOteeu mt Of this order.
5vqrder OF Brig Gea. II. Z. PATRICK.
ABEL h. LEAVENW0RTH,
Captain Ninth Vermont Volunteers,
zuil-tf Assistant Provost Marshal.
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Personal.

DERSoNAL.-Ife either of the persons here mentioned
l. should addres Mrs L. s T.. Baltimore, No, tley
will hear something TO their advantage, viz Mrs Peter
Morgan, formerly Miss Rose Hodges Mr.. Churchill n
Worm!ey, or Alice Roy or Mrs Hodges ap24-.t
WY IL. A.. OF Richmond.--PasspOrt hsr
w been obtained for your return. II guarantees
safe conduct and protection. AL well.
ap2o-3t- ". r. 4
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ITO WIN. KINNEY, ELMIRA, NEW YORK,
l. Care Major Belle. Hospital Ward No IL an ~
ing in the same place. The children are we'll lhe
largest boy is at home and wishes TO kn9w where yol
are VIII Major Belle please ansEer this.
MARCARETTE KENNEI
.iuei-3t' oath aud 18th Man N
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GOLD BEARING BONDS.

UNITED STATES $50 SIX PER CENT.
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KIcHAoEn April > IT,
ID WARDWELL is happy to announce 70 be
d. friends and the public generally that be has ~
turned 70 thecity and would be happy to see them a.
his Office MsDanles Negro Jail at their convenience
apl0-tS
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET,

Sow offered By the Government and is confidently
pected that It's superior advantages will make it the
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w D THOUSAND DOLLARS RE

WARD offered for the recovery OF the various Coupon
Bonds listed below, and proportonvly for auy por-
ton thereof. They enclosed IN TWO tin boxef.
one marked Daniel K Stewart and the other estate OF
Stewart placed Tor satekeeping in the vault OF the Ex
change Bank, Richmond whence they taken. seal
tered destroyed stolen by the rabbe after the Gre OF
81 April 1865 The public are hereby warned against ira
H. ~ Tor tbe 81 me as ua vr,en, will ba s.ornsJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-14
DAILY LEADER.
r.ne EnIInnr PostaI tystoEn.

The lsbors of the Poss-ofies Depart
msnt during the past year to establish
Railway Post-ofices on the different routes
throughout the country, have been quite
successful. When the system is perfected,
the Postal csrs will run in unison so that
the delay in the distribution of mail mat
ter st certain Offices will be avoided and all
mail matter viii be forwarded as rapidly
as passengers travel. The system conter-
plates a general distribution of mail matter
for the whole country, for sll small offices
along the line Of the road, IS well as for the
larger cities. The system has been in op-
Grafton in Illinois, from ChicsgO to Gin
ton, Detroit and Dubuque.
Before the end of the present month
railway post-ofices will run on five of the
principal railroads in the Eastern States,
besides the New York and Washington
line. The railroads are the New York
and Boston, by way of New Haven,
Springfield and Worcester; The Hudson
River Rsilroad, between New York. Al
bsn- sd Troy the New York Central
betzssa Troy and Buffalo The New
Yc7k zzd Erie, between New York City
and Duakirk; and the Pennsylvania Cen
tral, Tween Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
the czfs on all these routes are in process
Of construction, or are finished.
So soon SIS arrangements can be perfect
ed there will be railway post-othces from
Cleveland to st. Louis. At present there
are Two divisions of the East and West.
the boundary being the East line Of In
disna. Mr.. G. B. Armstrong, Of Chicago,
b=s charge of the western department and
c. E. Wheeler, Of this city Of the esst-
sra.
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9eaI @staIe AaeueIeg.
EOR sALE-KINsMAN STREET

LIOR SALE.-kiNSMAN STREET
Il a nice tWo-story Cottage House with every
convenience, and thre,e acres Of land.
EBIE sT.-Go7d, new Hosse, ICONS, and lot.
UNIVERSITY EEIGaT5-Good House and lot.
$500.
VACANT LoT-OT OourilA1d at. $3tO.
BRIDGE ST.-GOOd Houss, rooms and lot; 5000.
VAUA9T LoT-I2lx2g2 Il. on ScOyiIl avenue.
ST. CLAIR Sr.-ECEr Wilson sV.; to IS acres
EAST o. tEYELAED-GO6d House, Z rooms, and
nesrly an &C Q Of land $1,000.
PROSPECT ST.-Esst OF Erie, two story brick
House, with marble mantiss slate root, Co.
Lot 3bxliO. hgcautly occupied By Gov .BrOugh.
mantlca, hot and cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE ST.-Eesr Euclid. tEo-stOrY frame House,
and lot 33xss Il. $1,000. -
BOUYILL AYEHUE-Briek House, two stories,
and lot 40zl98 n. 5000.
LAKE sr.-Gioe twr-story cottage House and lot
50x99 n $500
GARDEN ET.--Nesr Hudson, one-and a-hslf story
House, and lot 5sT93.- 8225O.
CEDAR ST-EwO story frame Houss and Lot SSz
1S3. 5000. ..t
COLUMBUS sT.-TAlstle House for sale on long
credit.
COLUMBUS sT.-eaod frame House. Il rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRACY sT.-Housa and Lot. SloeO.
TRAuG sT.-HOus- and Lot. $500.
FARE AID OUT PROPERTY.
Is2 I-3 Acres in BaekpOrt; s65 par acre, = down.
80 Acres IN Independence, house, barn and ehoios
fruit. 5000.
81 Acres in Parma. IN state Road, miles from
eityi brick housa, ten rooms, two barns. corr
house, &C. si5TI.
GRI5F MILL-Per1ansntw watertpo owsr, house and
harm, 90 Ecros o. land, fruit 20 $500.
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
Ess Real r. sato and Insurance Agent,
deeI .-..E# AtTatsr Building.
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RebcI Pence PFOPBsitiOH---st discus
ssoa in the Rebel Congress.

vebrT Pence Pr0PBsitiOR---sts discus
sion in the Rebel Congress.
The report of rebel Commissioners hav-
ing been appointed to attempt the negotia-
ton of peace with the United States au-
thorities, if correct, had its origin in GER
tain resolutions offered in the rebel Con
gress On the 18th of last December, by q
Mr.. Meyullen. Those resolutions proYi-
ded for the appointment of thirteen com
missioners, composed Of one representa-
tive from each of said States, to meet and
confer with such individuals as may be ap-
pointed By the Government Of the United
States, in regard to ell outstanding ques-
tions of differences between the two Gov
ernments, and to agree, if possible, upon
the terms of lasting and honorable peace
subject to the ratification of the respective
Governments, and Of the sovereign State;
respectively represented therein"
Whether this step has been taken and
what may1esult frem IT, are questions yei
undecided. If the resolutions mean any
thing slse than restoration of the Union,'
when they spoke of terms of lasting a7o
honorable peace, they goaidbcUttcrly North
zess for this Is the one condition that mus
ever be indispensable in any settlemen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-14
Buuer,s Removal.

It seems that General Butler was relieved
from his command at the instance of Gen
eral Grant, who was dissatisfied with him
for not making an assault on Fort Fisher.
Butler did not, because he thought it
would be a useless waste of life. The
Tri5usss Washington correspondent says
oft:
Opinions differ here as to the reasons Of
this removal. Grant is known to be su-
pleme. He pnfs Generals Up and puts
them down. His word is law in all mill
tary sfsirs. But the declared sentiment
Of his headquarters that " General Buffers
arrests, imprisonments and Punishments of
rebels snd traitors have been Illegal and
arbitrary, and that many csses of glsring
injustice have come to light, and many
others are expected TO be developed by his
supersedure )" this and the recent almost
national expression of satisfaction at the
mention of his name as Secretary Of War
In the reorganization of Mr.. Lincoln's
cabinet, give politicians here the clue to s
scheme to get troublesomely earnest rad
ical out of the way, and TO dispose of q
dreaded politician. The Oopperheads of
Washington and Georgetown sre jubilsnt
tonight over his removal.
Before making up an opinion in regard
TO this set, the country will visit for more
details in regard TO the alleged charges
against Butler. The first snnouncemnt of
the news from Fortress Monroe would
seem to imply that It was necessary to
break the dissgreesble news to the coun-
try BY means of the great popularity Of
Grant This, however, will not satisfy
the people unless more satisfactory reasons
for the removal of Butler can be given,
that yet have been.
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dec7:lss

NOTICE.-Chsrles G. Davis, Charles
In y. Davis, William b. Davis, JAMS Z. Davis,
Virgins B. McQneen, Amanda B. Payne, Richard
Budding, Guardian Of james T. Payne, Bay Folh-
yer Payne and Eredorioa b Payne, John 4. Payne,
will lake notice that Q petition wa, hlOd against
them on the 5th Cay Of December, A D. 1854, in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for tie
county of Ouyahoga. by Eidridge J. Payne and
Ann s. Payne, his wife, rld is nov pending, where
IN said Eldridge J. and Ann S. Payne demand par
ttion Of ihe following real estate situate in Clevs
land, Cuyahoga county, Ohio 10 Wit: he west
half Of subdivision lot No. 81 OF OanReld Dennison,
Foster and FeaSs's subdivision Of original ten acre
lots Nos. one hundred and thirty-fOur, QS4l one
hundred and thirty Eve (lS5) and one hundred and
thirty-six 136e said west half being thirty three
(S3) feet front on Hamilton street, running back
one hundred goo feet to alley, be the same moro
or less marked in the plais, recorded In BOOK U,
pages seven 90 and eight, (sl Cuyshoga county
records, be the same mere Or less, but subject to
all legal highways snd thit at the next term OF
said Court the Eaid Edridge J. and Ann s. Payne
will apply for an order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
Dated this 5th day or DeosD Der, A. ID. 1854.
BACKCS q NOBLE,
dsoT;1s6 PislntifIs Attorney
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-14
me Live stock Of France.

There are in France, to-day, three mill
ion horses, three hundred thousand asses,
fquadTspedsl three hundred and sixty
thousand mules, ten million two hundred
thousand neat cattle, (of which three hun
dred thousand are bulls, two million oxen,
five million eight hundred thousand COWS
and the rest calves, thirty-fve million
sheep, (of which twenty-six million are
pure or crossed merihos), million four
hundred thousand goats, as many adult
swine, and three million tender sucking
piglngs.