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, 1861-10-01

4 SAD RoM4KcE.-In connection With the
Ead affair at the Continental, it may be stated
that Miss Ze]a Gale Was engaged to
married to q Mr. Jones, who held
the position Of second officer On the steamer
kangaroo. The breaking OF shaft on the
honewasd voyage prevented the arrival Of the
vessel at The usual time, and the frat iufin1a-
ton be had Of the terrible calamity YVES COZ
Eyed By Mr. Edwin Reed, an attache OF the
Walnut street Theatre, who was sent to New
York by Mrs. G8rre,son for that purpose
Mr: Jones arrived in this city on Wednesday
evening, but too late to see his betrpthed
eEe had breathed her Last. For some thirty.
six hours Miss Gale struggled hard to live, ap-
psren with the sole object Of bidding fare
well to one to whom che YVES 80 much attach
ed. From the gentleman We learn that he
bad paid the last instalment on cottage he
purchased, and bis mother was to furnish it
while he Tas On this voyage He had tender.
ed Lis resignation to the steamship Company
and had procured another situation, which he
intenden to i'll, taking with him Zela as 8
wife to adorn his Engiiah home Philadelphia
Inquirer, 27th-
, 1861-10-01

Nt ~1--*E1N1i II A+AA{IA " AGI NtAH&
Id saR as e M + =; a. sS e
he tEa Of twentS S.ins hundred aad ninety.dvs deI
lars and ninety cents Sae s+-oo: and whereas.
tain bond obligation. Of same date said note, aud
EtseL 70 secure the ragnent o. the sum Of seven
thousand nve handEea and nlnety;nine dollars and
tcset'IeT Wit other indebtedness are described In.
Ra1tolrk so.ith and Marsartt E., lis Te dated tha
:osde-a office cf Cook County, Illinois, In Book - ot
a9EtEaEes. paEe 81 which said mortgage has b:ea
d9l{ asEi:ns5 20 n1S, -, 4a ~ .,1a
IN ssid @eftesg9 eoat'nned Pusnc I nesee s Ssrs5s p
Eirer, that on "Wednesday tho tWelsy-hfta, day Of
septemher 4 D. .s at ten CLOCK In the forenoon OF
gty d C4.ko County Of Cook aud stste Of Illinois,
Ishan sell public auction the highest bidder f,f
casa preldjaee e.entoned ana described IL said
e ts sss =
isaa Iaa ii vas Originally lid oKt foTtyoye 81
ntns 81 M parallel viz tie norr line 81 aid io
sa3d lor siEhtIs uato lot number seven H. in said
sa ~ t. I nU ne e I'D ot & "a
H 5s as sos S as *
= chieaso coonty Il CooE, sad State II Illinois, 'ta
81 q
5:E aas4sssess, thsf 6sl!s I'D sssigns tssTs!a '
tne,zc III Il Nh MSSsHeS st Assignee Of Nsstssgss
The above sale is postpened to Saturday, Oct. stA.
1@'4 f f II T. TfSsToS. Assignee OF Morsg.gee.
se2G-k7.5.lGt
, 1861-10-01
CTATE OF ELTNO7S C,.n,tv

(TATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ ofCook, Superior Court Of Chicago. NoYe1o
In Chancery.
Adddavtt ii the noa-zesdencc Of Anne Ptf!ups, d
ct the Clerk Of said superior Cor=. ef Cncaso. No
ttcs L hiI;by giren t3 the ss1d AIMS Phlios that
Court 9E the GhaneeE sd. thereof the a d.y of
Court aEn.na: said defendant retcr1hba on
the nfs: Monday Of koy-ubeT next ,a1, as BY law
required.
koE, unlcss you the said A11e Pni11ips shall per-
eoray be sud appenr before saie SUPERIOR p,urf Of
thereaf to be hoadeE at c9lcago n said County,
Or demur to Easd conpail ants bill of complaint
the stne and the naters aud t,insa therein ch
and stated. will be taken sB confessed, naG deGee
entered asanat according 70 the prayer ct ssid
BILL WALTER KlalHALI4, CIexk-
4 EAffTt- kzv
, 1861-10-01

BCY1SG BAD HoRsEs. s.-We learn from reliar
bic tor1ca' that authorized agents bnying,
horses in this vicinity for the Government, are-
dcipg their work most ahssuefuly. Some Of
The animals purchased present such 4 sorry
refases to trznsport them over. their fosd,
fearsrg that they might die on the way, md
tic company be mnde to psy for THIN. -Aa
irstsrcc Of The 1asca]ity p11ctised is thus re1ar
ted to us: A horse was purchased At the mH-
ket. On Irwin street, the o:het day, for JDtesn
src5t for 4ainet,tjass do1laFs. We tlso Learn
thst forty-..hree horses, most miserable look
!Eg nacs, win be sold On Saturday to deftAy
& st nf transportation this fkr-tAe inspector
f;.yscg condemned tAen4-pH&s5.tsy Dtspateh.
, 1861-10-01

w1ar411s PRorHEoY:-Niiodtt' .nsnv month.
4tnees the bell{eosa Texxu Senator oracuiarlV
declared IN the United states SENATE;
HCotton e King. We can ahip our cotton: !:
there Z no trouble about H.. But perham
You Will cay that you VIII blockade 10. fn;
,he drst plaee, naval oaacers Ike to haye q
little pey now and then, Il only to buy groE
with. 9on cannot keep them IN service uaias5
jon poy them. How are you- going to pay
them; uu1ets 3on tax your people. Your
operatives Win have nothing 10 do; your q
pitalists will be broken and Hkom are ven
going to taxi How-do we stand : We have
our cotten, and Europe IL Obliged to buy It;
Yon might cram the granaries q England to
bursting, and stop cur supply Of cotton
for one week. and she would Sc stary1ng,n
II the Ex-senator can find any Intervals Of
leisure In camp to read such newspapers a.
may be smu2gled Into seceesia, he must be
Somewhat aktonished to find that the South:
e1n ports are blcekadel; that the officers OF
onr Iavy are vel paid from treasury well
supplied by the free viii offerings of the peo-
Ple aud the capitalists that business Il daily
-bscem3ng BETTER. and-Worst of alI-thst
England does not find herself Obliged to buy
our Gotten, but Is quietly seeking her sup
plies elsewhere, dethfoning king cotton, who
viii Eoon tall III the midst Of his :7anquiahed
forlee.
, 1861-10-01

5s1E OF &I1iliN U1S, E{)NK
~ EoSh1T: s, szsap=rtaz Court OF caIeas o
XeiS2s RssEt s ana s H T. - M.l,a1 5cgsa't a.y
taelMelt ~ >' ~-N~~--8*
Public nctdca Is hsrety given to the saad Anton
Ela1s that Wit OF ast.chent tssuc out Il &c oHce
Of the Clerk Ct tbs Superior Court OF ChteaE dstsd
Eata William E. bnegett, henry b. Bassetf a1d D.
Hobart s and a'Ntt 1Ee estlte of tbs said Aaton
ElKus fcf the Enn Of Two Hundred and T~entyFtve
Uoila5a directed the sheriff CT CooS County mich
said Erat hH tcen returned exsertsd
shall personally be aad app.aF oefars TIC ssid a1pe
rior Euttt 81 Chicago er before the tEss Oar Of
the Ell terso to be helSen at tho Corst Eousa ii
~ q CHEESE On u: SEss %or:sy q 0etansr
PIaioaE's action. Judgment N1n bc entered n4as1t
yGu ana Y tasor q tse eaiG William E 0oggett Zen
tSs r:opett{ attached = may be gu.dgnt 70 satisfy
Es51TP 4 ErrHrorx Pit.1se e. = II - Gts1E
, 1861-10-01

C| DR.. Ives Hair Co1or and Res
1c7ztive If the only Abs Hair Restorative that sne
&C. ..il1 re=tcrs the tEIsl color ST tesEt to 6ar
list hss become cry, With only few applications
~''tuu' dye:us ur co;oflae tbs skin: 1t prevents
c.I lr.f taEte:e nls tar sd cEre3 81 erl2Lons or
Nj BAL e. one of the rnbl9hert Of the Chic 4Eo City
isest - IN Els Aer. ants tacnthlF Circular BAYS:
-l:avt ecen Or. lye.' Hair Color a-d Re-t iE1tfve
t,d and bt1eye t to BE- the pest a.tcle intro
f"tns tit ta.r tczts II to i13 former col,r a13
cc1 tt'ca e"d nucn 12Etevts personal appearance
1ic Ladies Ike II. ert.t. q per hottie. Western De-
ie; lVKS' UEtG ST. RE. NJ ls3 5cntn CasE street
t1-sEc: CroerG et1tSy attended .. Address l. j.
Itt.: f'ESi1c5. enstfu
, 1861-10-01

New Toit- j " chicago. Cincinnati. & 15SS SIC.
, 1861-10-01

Read the following Correspondence:
p. oE4SosH so M HH ~ 1+y S.t NJ. s.tSs. IT, .+
+ s rto az psa
a9 so8 g s. soa9 e. Z:
of een9Ip you 80 sssSTat ,f of It. a :. ta
sna a " no msas II to tas
sac th burning n1dnE H. T. " le f ,he
We're in a1 perfect eonsidon as Ehsn plsced thtFe
Ias sssss 9ssss eanE1 s sRH$
contents Of this and Of sthsr ma1qtaca@Esrs @ Shieh
sss Z 55: 80 efss
>s'!Hsss !HsPrtstor e tss osekosh Hoass saat ~,
i s5ss
O. sez Bsa e IL a:ss az ss Sc & ~
Sn n ths and M a o1 nf 70 ns1c Aaa +
aep: fos I'D hin7Sf @ nd ssIa +; Of ns
s41e They failed ana tasa ths :aoe p M io5ss @ EsEs ~
opea a0eF Sc vi "a
Eist as
On sgnss az s q es Il
I'll cop1 e. sf IL tssts and ais b. skal fo6pe
e sy I'd @
f 1hoss 91 fas fsass
I Icok 1t tev If the References:
American E1change. Corn Exchange, and nearly al
Baa& x Il ~! Ee!ts AmsTtes, DiHIsatlpha- =
FarS FanS 81 q nHss, ana essaas,es Ph,lade1phsa
5Inp 81 tes ha11s afssan5 Il TFy & foas easa OK
ae1 @ 1essnsa % Ia & sav1ne 1nsatuon, St
9: 6s 1HssSs I 5 Bro. 6szzess, st 1oats, No. =:
5sa Ess!:s, SsEs,Bbs ees
sa3ef safes q 9t1 lsSasIed Me I'D moTed sesgn72x
, 1861-10-01
A&EI{S = e1Ie1lf1f.


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stsbss vS 4, f..s e caesse g
FL tsa 5a.t & III ~
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iasa bsaiaess sSfas @ - a.
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g ssf s. a:ss "a *s &sass 81
:st 6 e: - j
5a ;Ss
toe p:Ifofmsnce otA An{ q IL soysaa1ts - e
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Ss!5s ssa S. e 6 si GSssS S:
2 f. ss:s 3 = a
Ke1da 1 hss a1a =
e staS:s ssssE
tne eIpezses ef sa1e a=la Nd thef q said
-id 15eTs4s, de1.alf Ia fas % eesa n,sde b. raid Ee-
q. u NJ re n e pa5 et ~ tse q e
XSts: za@ e $500 Whieh, s:sofSinS . tsis
ToDe' seTams ne Que a9d paysble on tae 1ssa dsy of
t6s q said besa ssst:d tit Dc @hoso
~ sac pllnslra! sum Eecared By said Bond to-ytt:
i9ssleF Nth thszeaa according Is tne cor
sM OF or taan Bond q ne 1ate Of ten per cent pr
nc tgnl hol5sT q said Bond has ted tds IN:
Nov, therefore, public notI:e i tcre6y SiEea thst
n pUEACanee o{ tie power Of sals cona1ned in saf5
Rond Aforesaid. stall: o. Tuesday, the zt2 oar Of
z g. 6 :sa s
&c ee ex 5sa 5F a snoEs Fl
PURPOSE Of tayteg tie expenses OF said Sic and the
statet, tf9HN & DI,CWaNAN Trna9cS ~
Chicago Sent 9Th ls6 eaSt n-.S i
, 1861-10-01
4aplt&rB.
3sau1ttrs.
J. Ev-N:E q a I M l NJ l.
'rresce and Decorative Painters,

1o1 WASHINGTON ST., dM1OAGS.
: ....7rEzsto ANp DECORATIVE F11srflaa
=, sa5 psz1o&z Eu:nk 1Hs1sa aed l!ora1ies Of hrst
lie s ak EE m Chicago, IAlAqs. ,Aad otksr Hs4tua
re 1Iso ftya strict stEnt4on to eae 6r1ntz od Wood
:41d NarbiaA. and r. Eat Tu1r 9sdefE ocnA8eA&0e eKa
}satfe Ia yu1r 50. sfacEo3-
rNr9eS:7 JEYNi Ai.A!NL III Haa1taxdsn4x!. !.
, 1861-10-01
GptrlaI NnfirfH,,S :


cnreA 8cfutrE :. = .E-'. :: = = =
6<rtedys Medical Ueie8Snrv enr,ea I.,vx.ne1aa
hesntcy"e Ne<1rzt UEcprrrT cnyes EESs-sr: =
k.nnedy-g Aedic1i lEEexvT crrea EnrsnG h.ra Het4,
ketAsdyr Medical UtSso1Ty enrt4 Hr1not nffht 70
kennedIAK RAdIcl nf1ee9Hrx ssfIr1 Ec1iX HaaS - "!o
kcnnedyh A4t1h9I 1faseseT rrres fNnNi1- 20,
ke2ned hfcdt.1f U6ursrT snres ifice-.3a - ~
kc1ne4y 1Nedtcxl 1fssnye11 rn+s anT1 = -
ktnnedY Medical i;fseeTer1 F1rrs Rhen71o t.r+,
= AcErady@sNA6acal oisetvsrvrnre1 Sslf RbcT1n
Aeunedy aeXe41cA8 DiNoov1rv Frres DvSnense
AeEn66yB Me{.1e4i DfsoeTrrT Rarriafaa fSe 5,,rs,.
Esty & s1esy1 Mf11G4 Gte6of&xY eGulates The EldnnTI
E1n4y 2 &3e9enc4 1tacor9aJ Regulates the Lyef
0eoaeo11 Medical Discovery hAs cured prppsy.
When yoa Ere cf. Aaa d hot kaov de n s.ts-
sesfaps yoo have Al tnwazt hahor. TT Keansdy+x
Medical DISCOVERY.
For ssle b. z1 DruxEtsE acx,en..
, 1861-10-01

f@ Gardeners Rheumatic and Man
s'ci i Is; GGHRSgnd NS2 Fos,tye snd permsnent
Sn9!a Sa1aa tas "a sssss g 40 ehsase u d{es q
;1e Hot+ oeMcse tnnst1esapt Tftt ne1 Fa5siq
1rIos3e Il ore Aks t1s foalox irE-hurtfedso Of tnego-
sts9, tssfE r9, : - A5ssaoy = ,a behsI "'0
u. btf loe s.1 1roe2E1atc md Eeu-Hets Ceu7-rnd1s
NC S7@i too> 'F-oe 1ef The disease te.r se<'
- CHARTS S.-' #
Eel Old Szat- 7: F. ">.t;r-
f31H ~ Ita1nH F7th Rneuns11~t, L+..iy FcaIA
a. SO d. sv;nE & <o11EeH te nay oe. se7Cr.l ; lass
gt t, 1K4 eItrelT cured With 1@G b-it,Cs 6 Gar'
der. ; Rh.n Latte sind Neuraia:a Ccmponne"
hNAMAN T. A1HES, S Etaakn1 st. Bosto1
r.: eghtstn qn1hB *nd BEEN d1 By sxtrG7i.tu3E
pr 70 The EfAl Of eEChetlee4 remedies, without OBJ
ist' lag ,es;c Eas i1aoced by nfa5d 10 tt Gard
ne-f Rheumatic aat keuraiE1a Co+a3euld / Es7e
.. D. BAXTER Dry Goods De.lar,
No. Appleton Block. Lowell NasA
Fc7 tt!epT J. & JOHNSON, corner State knd fssn-
% ~ streets q tct 70 a.oesels -stan agent tor
.he kc-ttuete.r sl&tEs, T. l. LANpQN, gent
, 1861-10-01

There are 130 students In the new fresh.
nan class at Yale College, which Eumb sr has
been excel1ed but once or twice in the history
o1 the College.
The Great Western R1ilway Of Canada ia
about to replaee all the ties upon lis lines with
1thifa kaE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-11

Law AFFECTING RAILWAY PAssENGERs.--
A decision has recently been given in the
Court Of Appeals in New York, which may
prove Of interest to those using, or en-
PlOyed on passenger railways. The dseis-
ion was IS follows:
To eject q passenger from q railroad car
while in motion, is SO dangerous an act that
tt nay justify the same resistance on the
part Of the passenger IS to a direct attempt
70 take his life.
While the psssengeRis liable ia election
in proper manner for refusing to pay fare,
his resistance to the attempt to sxpel him
without stopping the car, does not present
9 case Of concurrent negligence on his
part
Where, in such q case, the principal if
responsible for the act Of his sgsnt, be ~,
Il seems, also responsible for any ciFeum-
stance Of sggrsvstion which attends The
wrong.
Under this decision, a passenger whO was
ejeeted from car while in motion, obtained
verdict Of 81, 900 against the Company.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-11

PEasOEAL The Capital City Fact pays
the following deserved compliment to Capt.
]. u. Nash, formerly Of the editorial tri-
pod Of this city, which will be heartily en-.
dorsed By all who know him:
A braver spirit or better patriot never
fought for Freedom than J. NJ. Nash.
should opportunity offer he will distinguish
himself-mark our prediction. Capt. Nash
Was in the city last evening, but left this
morning to join his regiment (the l9tb) at
Camp Dennison.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-11

APRoPEE LLW.-Fhe Common Council
Of Buffalo have passed an ordinance for
bidding boys to jamp upon the platform OF
the strsetOsrs, undsra penalty Of S. for
each ofsnse. This is a wholesome Law,
aud similar one should be enacted by our
Council. Boys and girls are in the habit
every day Of jumping upon the platforms
Of the csrs along those portions of the road
where they are without conductors. seri.
Gus accidents will be the result if steps are
not taken to prevent it By holding parents
FesDonsibIe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-11
lI6 BANKEsrREHl.

The subscriber respectfully calls Jour
attention to his facilities fer f--niahing
you with Coal on Lamps and ezturea.
Although Kerosene goods Of oil kinds are
now scarce, and especially Ccsl Oh Burn
ers and brass LAMP work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts with Govern
msnt for military trimmings, to tAe neg
lect of lamp work. yet the subscriber by
devOting his entire attention to this bust,
meas alone, is enable i to take advantage Of
all opportunities to get goods end got them
low, and he has sca1red the whole country
for these goods, and with considerable sue
cess, so that customers can fhd il his es-
tablishment what cannot be found in any
other lamp depot in what was and ia the
United States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-11
I b E CITY.

CIsf RAILWAYS AND THE COMMON RIoHT
O. TEAvEE.--Ata general term Of the Court
Conuon Pleas, in the city Of New York,
ntisss Daley, Brady and Hilton on the
] ,hsh, adsolsion was rendered Importantly
basotiag the right Of city railway com.
snies over the portion Of public street
appropriated for their track. The decision
came up Oa an appeal from sn order DIS.
nlsslng the plaintiffs complaint. The
OpiniOn Of the Court delivered by Justice
Hilton, vas as follows;
ssscond avenue IS a public street Of the
city, highRAy for az travellers, and COM
mon TO all the people. The plaintiff, there
fors had en- uudoubted right 10 travel with
his horse snd wagon upon every part Of it,
without interference from any one. He
was In no degree deprived Of his right be-
cause the association known as the second
Avenue Railroad Company had lain their
traak on 3 portion Of the highway, and the
defendants, by being in the employ Of the
company, were invested with no poBer or
authority 10 regulate or prohibit travel
upou the street The fact that the part Of
the avenue which the plaintiff proposed 70
drive over could be driven upJn and used
by TIE horses and cars OF the railroad COM
psny, vas evidence that the plaintiff might
rleatfully 60 there also, without the consent
or suterfersnoe Of the defendants or the
Eailroad company which they claim to rep
resent; and, under the circumstances dis.
closed at the trial their fOroibly running
the piaintiffe horse and wagon from the
Railroad track was clearly unlaWful, and
gave the plaintiff & right Of action for the
damages he sustained.
"The evidence showed that in efEeeling
the removal Of the plaintiff his wagon was
broken and his horse 80 seriously injured
that its value was reduced several hun
dreas Of dOllarsi but not outstanding this,
the Justice gave judgment for tn, defend
ants with costs, under the opinion, evident
ly, that the plaintiff had shown no cause Of
action. This was an error, and the judg-
ment should be reversed"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-11
llIalE gessS 8 81 &c q 5Bss{SS
zSSlssslISlZS;S S;Sa
Us AiRdred DollGs tgezlsaaIII
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Oh sPHREAT0RREoaA,
q BFt So, AID IHPOTENOY
CURED,


After all other Treatment FailsIl
DIR. A. GIBSON,
rs dollars or he proof tat 81 we sv5r ge af 20 sg2 &
the aboTe named diseeses. Be win pay The sane
The United ststes tEssts the sane 5is6asss with
equal success.
AfisE many yssTg Of laboricus study and extsrl-
onoo, Dr. GIBSON Is happy in being aba 70 81
nognos 2 the un1ort1natel that be has FeFisotsa
system Of treatment for tho
sPHEDY. AND PERMAHEHT OUEn
sf tho above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
with al bad ofectl Arlgi1g Ghersron, tnoludinF
Hs has Bueooedad IN curing cases Ia this CITY, sore
o when had expended Hundreds Of doiiaFs' with
1olsYied phyEioians, who pross 20 treat al prigats
maladies with success and without receiving ths
least particle OF benent,
some Oollego N London or Paris, - perhaps some
others do for ths purpose Of ensnaring the innocent
aliEed. But what Dr. GIBSON mieht boast Of is
this that be isabls 70 give entire satisfaction to
those who reposa oOnhds1se In his ability and integ
Fity, and that he hos perfected AZ ApieFcSp sy7te
Of trestmelt which challenges any Physician Of Lon.
don Paris Or any Pstsnt msdisine q equal for the
radical cure Of seminal weakness and an diseases or
dsrangoneats, both mental and ThYkioal, arisiD :
/ from sexual or secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims ioE hts new treatment the
following edvantago5 over al othaFB ret discovered;
and hrBts the agents u6sd IN Toapsot Disagree
nssoaFy, nor any other deIstefiSl1 druS: ssooadiS
re5tris.ons IA dat o. business required; Thru
Ee stands EfeFared 70 60 into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demonstrsts tka
immonBo suDeFtortsY of bis new treltmsnt over any
other now kne|n 70 tho world n D0inr Of prompt
ness, psrmaneney, mildnss1, GGstY and conVsniancs
/ 70 khs patient.
DE-. GIBSON e permanently located n OsyslAn6.
end ha3 during the past two yeaIl psrformed manT
cures Of 9l5sa5eH which had for years resisted cil
other modes Of treatmsnt Refersnoecan be EiVsn %
Individuals OF tbs drst re1peotabilitY in Cleveland,
Bogtons New York, and other eities in regard t.
| Dyapepslas khuematism, Scrofuia and AL chronic
digeaael treated with superior aucoes1.
| - Medicine seat 70 any part Of ths ccGntTT On
receipt Of tan dOliaFa.
DE. eIssoH's HsE Work on PhgEioloZy toz Ells
Il Is hiI o11o1.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElestroP1tAy and keSicins,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, q isE
doors from the Public Square.
! Ofioe hOura from 70 I3 and from Z 70 e'cloag
] HrflV. CSurfRvs aEcHrrad srTa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-11

TIE BAE ISLAND PR1soN.-The Sandusky
Register Of this morning says: HCol. Hof-
man, who hss in charge the matter Of pro.
viding for the confinement Of rebel prison.
ers on Bay Island, arrived in this city yes.
terdsy morning, snd went with some par.
ties from here to the Island.
We understand that deEhits arrange
meats via probably Be completed to day,
when the work On the barracks will be
commenced at once and pushed forward
with dispatch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-11

JAMES b. ODELL, BRAEs
hlazs f7ork q sTsTy description, 70, = uniea ~
oIIl ioQrz 1f1f 1uill-el 49, {, lelll. 4-l. -
j rT1laFed 70 fcr1lEh 1l kindl q uotf u1rf "a
-. Wisf6r - 11I- a1f ~ ths Tlllo-rI El{I.III
rl8d 81 TIE Piunfing Business. Baar fu1ls 81 ~
kindl m1ie ard rslalled- hE1l7 o,ztlag 5c1e tsl
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NAMED
EnNnANFd --nr5 -

fENDAFTs, Wi tsis nltieo fief ~, 1r-S-,-s
q SlsvslAno yni, on the 5th day Of October l95i,
gugahoRa Count, D 4fc, sFafnst John u 3 rI1a-9.
Ms IRE eriAa Borggs. and IN ths otlsr nll -
is aais ses.ing ,orth t1et tha PlainliI "a tueg-
nlent recoGsre1 b. one a. 5culalY aaaia5r tha ~
1oI . a. ne 5s9EuaTy Lao tern q aai1 court ~
tudgmsnt was assigned 70 the plaintiff That -
c1tion Wls Issued on taid judgments 20 ths sheriff q
the county, but had hesn returned unsati118d, a1d
no property found Thrt the aid B5rT-5 clsi6,9 -
nsss ~ properly liable for eSeggtion- Boz ths
ula-tly a1sigsing rgs stock q ready nlis sflf-
Ing cloths, sc 10 the ciy 0f gleEslaId 70 hil s6n-
ries on the b.slness, ana holds isf7s Sllclisf Al
store goods under the fsls8 prafnncs f befnT ~
21s lness aie geods q Ihsoaers Fo7ea Ihat BEsel
street Cleveland, (mors parlicnlsFly da5cTIt57 r.
the petition Fhieh be Keeps c0yeredEith uoFgga7I
paid but not cancelled. h,t said Borrs5 s.-ls a
farm property IN Eist CleVsland dssCri5sd n -
and % asath = Whils, n Y :; 5Is pisinfif si1ilisi
John Lazy paid, and that paintlf75 lien On nd
RroP5rZ = 3 better and pIigr lien thsn thgt q
Il nov tue eQultab Q owner Il & valuable Dro1rffT
% ne e9rnsr Of su psfier md hiyar slIests l. ths
CITY 81 Olsveianq more particularly de8cribed ne
petition, oat which property, Tiih the GU nf7aneo
andaia Of one Edward Hsssanmueller. be eqassd 10
sa1le 20 q reste1 In his wife, the said EredsI1n
Borges- That he Is aiso the equitable oar 81 ~
lot No ssi on Tracy street, In the city OF Id7all
csusing tne tits 70 vest IN his wife i7af ~ ~
Borgls has bought, with his o9R means s T5I--ilis
farm in Soion. Ouy ahOsa county, ohio, u 81 scTI;
more -. tlculariY described in plaintiffs psliton,
oqs ior tne pufpose OF teeqing it rom the reee1 q
bis creditors he caused the property tc vest 81 tbs
name Of his UiIs. That the other sn1ed daGsn tI
claim 70 have an interest lsu, actual or co1iins
gent the described property, but 70 what sresnf
me pialntlu does not know and therefo-1 danE1d1
proof q tho same The piaiatiH thsraf 1s. "a
tbat all the Pr0psFty "a q petition deser5rd' bs
sold that the priority Of iens b dstorminad, ans
that the profeeos Of sale be applied according . p
Ority OF Liens
All the above named deiandantB, not ofherlils
notlhed, are hereby Eot hed and reQusst @ aP7aal
and an9Wer the plcl1tlI Petition the llth daT
Of December, L56i. JOHN FRIEHD,
Plaintiff ard Attorney.
Cleveland, Oct. II, 1851. OCT. I2ss65
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New HOsPTAL.-A new hospital for the
accommodation Of sick and wounded SOL
diers is to be established at once at Wheel
ing, and Il Is understood the Government
hss rented The sprigg House for that pur-
p0ss. -Four or Eve hundred sick soldiers
frOu ROseorans command are expected to
srrive at wheeling to.day.
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Confectionery.

TOHN SOH RINK,
u HAVING BEHo7ED TO HIS NEW oUiRTERs,
No. % :: :: LYMAE's BLOCK,
(opposits the Court House, Pub. squirrel
lS prepared receive the calls Of his triends anc
the public ct largo
EEerYthing in ths limo OF Oonfsotionsry d kspt Il
HHOLESALH AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
well as ths choicest sstabIes served up e. . no
nent's nOtios.
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY
at the Court House.
KEEHETT ALE ON DRAUGHF
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DR9Ps-supsrior to
any thing in the OonsotioAerg lns-usi oei, ed b.
JOHN 5OHRlhk.
SgLOoK OUT FOB TIE FAFFEK.B[