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1912 769

70 The first day that the cars ran on the
new city railroad in New Orleans, they killed
q negro boy. crushed white mans foot.
broke mules leg and run off the track sew
eral times.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-09

There is report that yellow Jack' has
reached New Orleans. H will be friend
of the South this year. Look out for him,
We Yankees in Fort Pickens.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-09

The crops of cane, corn and cotton in East
and West Baton Rouge, IbervilIe and Pointe
Coupe, were never more promising than at
this time
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-09
Maney's Combined Reaper and
Mower.

WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS celebrated
w Machine received the first premium of Grand
GOLD MEDAL, the best combined Reaping and Now
ing Machine the great United States Agricultural
Fair, held at Louisville, KY, in September, 1851
The trial came of near syracuse, New York, IN July
where all the principal Machines in the United States
were thoroughly tested The committee made their
awards through Ma sha p. Wilder, President United
States Agricultural Society, at Louisville, KY.
Ii also received the award the best Reaper and
the best Mower, before two separate committees,
appointed by the President of the Davidson County
Agricultural Society, at Nashville, in July 1854
most of the NJ Ichines now in use in Tennessee.
Numerous other premiums and awards given
this Machine during the last season, every Ma
chine in America.
We have on hand lot of these Machines, that we
are selling at greatly reduced prices.
june6-d6w2W. ARMSTRONG x co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-09

Ex-President Fillmore has accepted tie
post of Captain of Company G, Seventy
fourth Regiment, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-09
DRUMS! DRUMS!

L AVING made permanent arrangements for the
l. l. manufacture of Drums of all sizes, fur
nsh them of superior tone and finish, low good
article be sold anywhere, wholesale or retail.
JOHN LUCK,
june4 10 Union street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-09

I HAVE four handsome Cottage Houses in kdgefeld
l. that / would like to rent to good tenants for the
year, 1861. For information call my residence
Edgefe.d, on VIM Moore, who is authorized to rent
sell them. A HERMAN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-09
L. d g Y .
FOR RENT.

A the First Presbyterian Church, Sunday
IA last, PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES The find
er will confer favor by leaving them at this Office.
lune5-3t
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MILITARY BOOKS,

w t BERRY CO. HAVE RECEIVED
HARDEE'S RIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY TACTICS
complete, in vols, containing all the plates.
SCIENCES OF wAR-Tactics for officers of Infantry,
Cavalry and Artillery.
INFANTRY CAMP DUTY-Field Fortifcations and
Coast Defence.
THE TROOPERS MANUAL, or Tactics for Light
Dragons and Mounted Rifiemen.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY, prepared
by Board Of Officers for the use of the Army of the
United States
may2S ". T. BERRY & co.
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MARION DRAGONS

tNYILL meet at Luskie,s Hall, Broad street, on SA
w TURDAY NIGHT, at o'clock.
Every member is requested TO be present.
By order of the Captain:
june1 j. B. BYAN, Sergt. p. t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-09
NEW DRUG STORE.

THE undersigned has removed the Drug Store for-
L merry occupied by o. SPRINGER CO., 10 Union
Street, between Market and College
Prescriptions carefully compounded, both day and
night, by regular graduates IN Pharnacie. We would
beg therefore, for patronizing Store and examine
our select stock. CHAS- VAN DAlIAE co.
May %, 1851 I'm
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War Notice.

Iron and after this date viii sell Goods ezclu-
siuely for Cash. all our clerks have volunteered for
the war and other course is left u.s.
apT24 J. W. HORTON CO.
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WAR MAP.

GENERAL WAR MAP showing the Rail Road com
VI manications throughout the United States.
W. T. BERRY & CO.,
iune6 PUBLIC Square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-09
SheriTs Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
DY virtue of a vend ex. TO me directed and deIiy-
- cred from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its September Term 1860 will
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder cash
at the Court House yard in the city of Nashville on
Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1851 all the right
title, claim, interest and estate which John p Ford
then had, or may have since acquired in and to the
following described negro boy named Eddy, healthy
and likely being levied the property of John
P. Ford, to satisfy judgment rendered in favor E. H.
Childress, SEN, against the said John p. Ford.
J. K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff
By E. d. WHITWokTH, Deputy.
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Melt advertisements.
Notice to Stockholders.

FTNHE Office OF the CITY BUILDING AND LOAN
r ASSOCIATION has been removed to the Office o.
Herman Cox, Esq, Cedar STREET
june9-lt SAMI- SEAY, Treasurer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-09

PEnR sFoUTER.-Mr. Stouter was re-
leased from custody this morning, into
which be was taken last evening on war
rant charging him with killing his son.
The boy some time since was sent to the
Reform Farm, upon Recommendation Of
eupsrintsndont WatsrtOn Of the Industrial
sOhOOl, his father finding il impossible TO
control him, though he used every reasona-
bls effort, dictated both by his own judg-
msnt and the advice of Mr.. WatertOn, to
reduce him to subOrdination. Of course il
was only necessary to produce the certif-
oste Of receipt from the Superintendent Of
the Farm, which was done, to procure his
release. The arrest was brought stout
through the repeatedly expressed fears Of
3 little daughter Of Stouter, who is living
out and Who was never informed Of the
Whereabouts Of her brother, that her father
had drowned him, which impression it
would seem was rather encouraged by
those who communicated with her in rela-
ton TO his absence. Stouter is 3 private
Waterman, and is spoken of as au upright
nan.
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JoHE B. GoUdH AT 0BERLN.-JOhn b.
Cough lsctured in Oberlin Friday evening,
Dec. 9th. Though the roads we're exces-
sivsly bad, preventing many who desired
from sttonding the lecture, the great church
Wss crowded. Mr.. Cough leotured on his
favorits subject in his unrivalled manner.
he announced his intention of revisiting
Oberlin ct the commencement of the Spring
term In March.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-09

DONATION VBIT.-The friends Of the Rev.
Nj. Cochran win make him donation visit
next Wednesday evening at = o'clock, Dec.
1lthi 1851, at the NJ. E. Church, Bridge
street. corner of Taylor. All friends TO the
cause are cordially invited to attend.
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T HR CITY

ASOEHER SHopLIsFER. - This morn
ing Marshal Eliuekley and officer Givern ar
rested e woman named Della Heines, who
represents that she is recently from Buffalo,
ior ''liitiug from the store of s. Haymanr
Superior street. a piece Of silk Of about
eight yards, valued at probably IS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-09

pT- Hawks s BROTHER have Ems assOrt
ment Of Diaries for 1862. It will sooa bl
time . use them. r rvnrcg5o
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GanfeetipnEEn.
LEMON CANDY-AN AS8OB

TTNI0N CANDY-AN ASSORT-
~ ment Of nice Candies put up in pound aud
half pound paper boxes just the thing to send 10
your soldier friends. MOULD HOGAN,
dec6:96j Corner Euclid st. and Square.
T0HN SOHRIN
~ HAVING REMOVED 70 as NEW QUARTEnsB
No. % LYNAN's BLOOK.
Opposite the Court House, Pub. sauAre,)
L. prepared to receive the calls Of his friends ana
She public at large.
Everything in the line Of Confectionery ia Kept a.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE.
e veil a. the choicest eatablBs served up at no
aentH notice, -t
DINNER is SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation OF persons having business
at the Court House.
KEHEETT AhE ON DRkUGET
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROPS-superior to
any thing IN the COnfsotoreTy lne- received bY
JOHN 6OHRIHk.
RTLoOK OUT FOR THE TAFFEK.Bs
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NLEVEIANDT PAPER UOMPA-
~ NT--Mauufncturers Of NEWS, BOOK and
WBAPPENQ PAPER. Orders filed promptly.
3 IiRAGS Wanted. Once l60 Superior Bt.
oot23 n, v, TAYLOR Agent
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Z Q R 5 A L e,


a VAHM OF HE AOk1Bs
WITH TWO STORY BRIOK DWELLING
well, ostern aEd oEt-hOuseBf al new Just compile.
ted, and ready Tor occupan1y. TIE honhe t5 built
With all modern improvements; the Rf0unds haze D
front on kingman Avenue Of 80 rods; q beautiful
raVIne and living brook run through tLs rear end
OF the Farm there are several springs Of pure Watel
running ont from tho banks Of the rRVine, which
with simple hydraulic OrkB can be conveyed 70 auy
part Of the Farm. For o Genteman's RsIid5lct
the whole grounds can be elegantly and taateiuily
arranged. kOr Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Oul-
ture, Il cen 10 made profitable being DO near the
cityoniY about 10 r0s ffOu9 tho corporation ltlaita
This Arm can be divided Into l1tB OF rpe 70 hY5 o.
more acres and make elegant residences aud at b
large advance Of the price at which it can now u
land, part Of which i8 q beautiful Grove. The
KinsmEn Street kailFold passes through the Ave
noe IN front Of this Farm
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, ogt Buiielpgs, 70, corner Of Kinsman and
Forest Ettests. lqt l2 teet on ktnsmau, and s96 on
Forest street. House and In pneptg are all rsi
aa- -aa- with Oh the modern style snd built In sub
stantial MANNER
AIso-A NEW TWO STORY BRIoK HOUsG
Barn, Out Buildings, &o., situated on Forest 1tresL
lust north Of the residence OF the Hon. A. g. Riddle
Lot 100 fees mont by 226 feet deep. This s q rst
class house, built IN substantial manner, aud ir
the Italian style Of architecture
AlHo-Another TWO STORY BRIOh HOUSE.
Barn. Out Buildings, &C., adjoining the one last dB
5oribed. Lot 100 feet front BY &c lset dsep, and
AlBo-OhE VACANT LOT, on kinBman street.
second lot from the corner OF ktnsman and hOreai
Streets lie 0at ront By $50 deep Nine lots on For
est street. betHeen kinHnant apd 5coTill Avenue,
east side. Lots 50 feet ffont b. 26 feet desp. VIII
sell on time to suit purchasers.
~ FOR further Information enquire OF the under
signed NO. 900 kfnsnlan st. Cleveland, Ohio.
iuns50ss56 s. BARK8R.
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" ASIHk,s SA i E.-PURSU-

M ASIER'S SALE. E.-PURSU-
III Ant 70 the command Of an order Of enFs
rom the Oourt Of Common Plaa8 Of CuyahnFa oun-
70 az the suit Of The ClsFeiaud and Mahoninq
halroed Company againEt Iaaac u HsWfff
ana other7 o me dTsclad, shall eKpeaa for - n
pantio saeti1n, at the door Of the Court Hon1s n
s1o tlsg Or Cleveland, cn the sirth dHF of Doo1I.
Dsf' l19ls a. ten O'Clock A. H., ths l0loulnf q
scriDsd parcels Of land, situate IN the CITY OF CIeT
land county OF UuYahoga, and stats of Ohio ard
Known ~ being part Of HeWitti8 81 bdvaion 81 NJ
% Wit -
Aepraiged ct S2T56.
Parcel No. r.. Lot No sfrtseu of a-fH --r.Fr-s-
Ion Appraised at f25f0
Parcel No, ~ Lot NO ssys.,f.s1, ~ -.la -.ts-I,-
Ion Appraised Ct s21l.
ion. Appraised at S250a,
EhsoeL 30. a me westerly part Of Let No nina
te9A N sal auDl vision, boundHd uortheFlY T0uff.
~ anq westerly By the lot Lines, and oa8fsriT b
s45 oentre Lne CT Dsl2E wall nearly parallel wfh
MetH1n assees ana about i0rty-saFsn feet tE1frUf
'sstlAes3 serly thereH0m. Appraised 81 G77oa.
Eateel NO. 10. Iho easterlT psrt Of lot No rius-
zen n SAD aubtiYziGf- bounded northerly a1ie--
Il and soetsefig Dy the lot lines and WosisEIT b
5e centre hne OF q brick wall HeaFly parallel Eiff
4serEln street and about f6Tty-seFen feet dlsf9nf
soutnea8teflY tsos5fr0m. Appraised af fIg5f
HENRY g, ABBET
RAEEEY, BAoEUs EaaLs. AttoTns85
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ID q. HIRNO =

ProfesscT eT ElsGtr0PGtky ard Heaicijss,
~ Once No. III Ontario street., up staira iss
dooEg from the Public Square.
Olic5 hours from to l2 and from I % 3 s'elOok
Dliiys (SundzTs aLea1tad.l auE7 7
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DIR. A. GIBSON.
Formerly of EaF Yagk Oily, gil BAY Ons Hun.
drsd dollars fof the proof that be ever il5 70 curs
@ @ t6s asTS 5T9o .6s SpT s o,sSl % Py tes ssS e
ne United s',tss iroail the same diseases with
H!ter many yesrs Of isborious stuay sud szusrs.
s1o5, Df. eIiS50R is hsgpy "a 6gi5g abs = AZ
no1nee . the unfortunate, that he hes Perzscls6
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURH
Of ghs shove and other
PRIVATE QISEASES
With ~ bed eEecs5 sriglng therslfpm, including
pEBILITI Oh NERVOUS PR0sTRATIOE.
de has succeeded In curing cases IN thi1 CITY, sons
OF whom bad expended hundreds Of dollars With
maladiea with success and without receiving the
Or. GIssON does not boest th.s Il Z Esnbsr Of
some College II Eoadeh Or faTi5, e psrhaps some
0theru do or the purpose Of susnaring the Innocent
and who bold out great oLPectatons never to Be T-
aliHod, Ent what pT, GIBSON might boast Of Il
this that he is able to give entire satsihct1n 70
5. nose VEG Ee39se 2 eis selllsy sad mteg.
81 treatment which challenges any yBcisn OF Lon
eon q faEls or anY patent medioins to sl Tor tho
dsFEngsmohts, both m0ntaI and phFEioal, aTIEiDe
nom f5Et1t or EecTgf ahras
Dr. e flsDt siso elsias f2r his new treatment ths
loloNlng e1Fantaes All others yet disc0Tersds
and nrBti the aEsng used IN no respect diEars-
sblei he uses no relics Of the dnrk go, Eaeh Is
AsLel-sgI Fag 4ly eta7r e3iesoEioas er18 Secondly
no restrictions Ia diet or business is reqrod; Third
" his treatment is positive and certain 70 al case1
bssSfsi S Ssj h Pisefse 95 siit e 70 i y ~ e r1at
iIlel5e 5qperiorltg q bis nav tre1tmaEs over snT
other now Bn9Eu % tha World Il H6iaE 0f rronlgf
ness perm Ensacyi Iiidns5i 3al5ty ana oeaFenisacs
% the psti6nk,
Or. Ss1fls5 g. 5,1fls5 Is permanently located n svaIsud
and mas during the past two yaar5 performed many
cures OF diseases which hsd for years resisted al
ndiViduHie Of the FIRST rasDectabiitY IN Cleveland,
Bogtons New York, aud other cftfss ia regard to
akill and integrity IN an pro5sional fraBsso onG
Dyspepsis, khusmatisrn, Eorofuls and 81 chronic
oisaas9a tfe=tec With superior Eroe1E1.
- Medicin2 cent to any pErt o. th5 county on
gE;; GlRs6E's Bow Work On Physiolozy SoE EAls
DR.. GIBSON,
Fretsssor ef ElsetroPGtAy ard Asaiohss,
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A Soldier sHoF.-Ne learn that tho re-
maing Df 3 Eaember q Cole FarnsVoEtAe 2
Cavalry regiment passed through this cry
from Washington, night before last nc
haEing BEEN BentsnOed BY COURT martial
70 be shot for sieeping while on duty. The
sentence was executed, and the body was
ssnf 10 his friends b. Kane Oogntyg We
have not been able 10 learn the naEe Of
The unfortunate man ChieGgo ZFibrns. n
pSF- The New York lllustratSd EeWs,
New York Weekly, Weekly Tribune, Tines,
World, Herald, Independent, and all s;hsr
latest papers for this week, for nGle at
Hawks s Brothers. THW1# FIrp
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z GRIOUs KOINUTDENOEI


SMITH And OTHERs n A BOZIEI
HQEkIS in sight with his Celebrated ARABIAH
g9hDAEIOk POWDERS where ever oWnar Of
Horses and Cattle ind the bast Medicine IN uas
Tor many Of the Diseases peculiar TO snch Arirnals
They are q Sovereign Remedy for Coida, Ooughs,
Toss OF AYpstte5 tds-b -boundi DistenIpers, a., 40
fhOuaanda who have used them, can testify. Sc
'iroulars. Irg them. For Bals by n. r. GAYLORD.
8. ". Palmer Bgut5n Brothers. and Strong q Ana
strong, oleFsiand, O., and hy all Druggists n ths
country. Also, ~ wholesale bg the PropEtUtor st l6i
Ontario street, Cleveland, Onto, - WHOM AL ordsIs
~. .IisilSS q q NORRrs.
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|. CONSTABLE SALE.-BY EIR-
~ TUE Of one Execution to me directed, 7 have
lev. on and shall SELL according to law, on the
O'clock A. NJ. aid o clock p. NJ, Of sait day, as
the Eleven Mile Lock, in Independents township,
Cuyahoga county, chi D, satisfy iudEment in
tator Of john FarTe against ths Canal Beet OLD
BUCK, 70 wit; the Canal 6oat OH uucz.
GEURGE CSHER, Constable.
Independence, Nor. so, 1851, doc2a65
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Ws n p u n CNlmMlcolONEh .
1LA SALE Pursuant to tecr8t1l crdaf Of sale,
Issued from % Court Of Common Pleas, In ard for
the county Of CugahOFa, upon the 2lst day Of Ho-
Vemoers ledli IN an action therein pending wherein
AiIlyTa a. Reynolds, y her next friend, Lorenzo
y klder, is plaintiff and Isaiah SeloTar . defsnd-
ant shall expose for sas At puh lie auction a. the
door Of the Court BouEe for said county, on tie zh
day oi Deaeters l36l, the lands and t5nemeufs, De-
and city Of Cleveland in the stat8 Of Ohio Eco IL
tins county Of Cuyahoga, and ls known as lot uu1l-
Der SIX hu1dreI and twenty-H8Ten, in Barber snd
called Ohio CITY, and Is bounded follows east b
the east line Of said lot south BY the alloy; and ast
mont on Merchant street, snd one HUNDRED and
thiIty-tW5 (l32J feet deep. For more spscide ds-
scFiption end location said lot, reference ls hadto
Barber and Lord Subdivision in Ohio City bT aha1
Merchant, the plat and survey on die u the He-
cOfleri5 0tlca Of 1uYahoga county, aurrFi1sd
value f375 90. JOSEPH 8. gRANNfs-
II = hioe5, sis Es9 - Master 9os1a'r.
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IL large and complete in style and lniah
1All are most cordially Invited 70 call befOFa
pugnha9ing elsewhere, and Judge for themselves,
and sattslact3oB e guaranteed at De can ~
ST0HE 4 GRATR EAPORTUA. q,
JhAaH ~. - q 9 {, ": Z z; l.l,AlBiyIs.
B9p96 0iavAland. Ohto :
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Rt0rFs aud CJit1 aTarg.

annro,7rd variaffar NJ '777T +
8 T 0 Y e s,
for Cooking, Fsrlor and Heating purpo5ss, and also
U5sfuI Articles Of House FITRishiSl0 Good.
Besides haTisg the most Advagtagsous facilities
for purchasing Stoves Of Cleveland nufactJra Pc
ouliarly adapted to this market Also his arrange
ments with cincinnati, TO be weekly supplied with
all the n6Weathnd most beautiful styles OF
ENAMHLED CRATES,
which, with his long experience Of IS years IN this
city in.hs business enables him to offer to bis nu-
merou8 friends and tho ireat Of mankind" II gone
rail- the Greatest Inducements In regard to quality
and prices for them 70 purchase goods In bis line
upon the ONE PRIOE SYSTEM.
THE HDISPATOH COOKING STOVE l
Is continuing 90 increase In puh1ic hvor and is che
most DURABLE, 1E0OE0MEOAL, QUICK and
PERBEOr operating stove IN the market, az thOus-
ands Of HOussko5pers IN this city and Burroundine
country, who are daily using tho Stove will testify
BE has also large variety OF other New Styles of
O0OkiN9bIOYE1 Is, a9 well as.
PARLOR, HALL AND OFFIGE STOVES,
Both for Wood and Ocal, OF tr
CLEVELAND AND OTHER MANUFACTURE
he Manufactures, sud haa f1i paie A vhoIesaie
and retail, all kinds Of Plain and Japanued lin
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. His stock Of House.
furnishing Goods, ar-
. NdT6k Ad1tles and Eaamslsd GTates.
IL large and complete in style and anish
- All are mort cordially invited to call bafoFe
Burrhaaina alTaThnTn, and iudaa for thrnaafvea-
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81 80.
Ezra HonnsyRsn,

A9anel III. jackson,
Alan1on 7. LaWr8ues, T..
John singer, u lo9rs ol go1ucl PleaI
alcins v. Eagarf SuI Ano9a uolntTi Ohio,
William R Lsson and
Adalia8 Laaou, p -a
Dofsndanig. aela lEli
ME ABOVE NAMED ASAHEB
- a. Seok59nl rssident o. TIE stats of IIsIsol1
a-1 Alanson T. LaHrsnea rs-lfs7f ~ 49, -t-7-- ~
&c R5if nlean5 vii take NOTES thqf ~ =,
fo-fb q "a e5l MED his petition, Rstln1
against sad Jeckson = ths 7F7T ferrS 49, ~ ~
Oosrti 2r 4 g 100 dollasH damagss and es5i5 a
ec1ted by sgid Jackson . ~ 80 -, 49, -
toc on or about November 5th Isfe and NO. -aif-
oaL e9nsloarati9n snd for the purpose Of dafr-nin
~ ei91iin and other creditors Of the said Jac1or
tnat said deed pretended to CONVEY ne fr,5-- ~,
scfibed pra1lis8s, 10 wit Situated n ~ 90 "a
e9' ln the county of Cu ahOga and gf1re ~
1ss IN Barber Lords 5nbdirisioII IN fbsf - y
sela SllY Or Cleveland, formeriT Ohio CffT 5Srd =
- 9 & ~ &l9ii2N3 . VT; north b. Lorail GiTsqfi
O same lot no. 2ls, and e 81 Is,t fts,f - 7-I-
3tEtet-reierance being bad % TIE 1i1f sud -uI- II
A.. 19I sntlt lor more particular dsscripti0n
being number 7gl, iu Barber Iordis sisiii1-isit5
IN tRaL part Of the City Of CaTeland whieh 80 -
LIE ~ AlSsn S, 9 5s Salo Ci.ys BOUNDED northerlY On
Oe3 eos I'D 10 20 ana 28; easterT on lot No 7os
1outherly on lot 792, and WeatarIr a prT7, -ss-
anq eelng about q foot On Penn street, and siorf
ID ie2t Gel De the same more or Iass nd r7f-
% all legal hlghUags And furf6a- 1sf7i-- 5.,E
that alter levy had been maze on 80 -,
Y P;aiH1ln On execution iasusd o. said ildgnsIt,
tEe aaiq Lawrence c0uF6ged the lot lastly ft5rs -
5cribed % the sad jshn SINGER to VII s1 ~ -
qaY OF February, 1861. And pra7i thft haf6 80
lesas ye qeearsd VOID and aaf asida, and the nsid
pf nal9e9 % sold and proceeds applied IN naTra III
plaintiff asid luds mont and cosis of saff. - -
Alanson y. Lawrence aud Agnlei n ro1 - -
qnlTeq % answer said petition "a o. ba1rs the a.
80. BFG.H EEMhH,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-09

EUcLID PLACE DRpe SToRe,-K -Keresn +
GOuid's, corner Of Euclid ana Erie streets, is
Just the place to get your drugs, groceries,
oOal oil, lamp ehimneys, Wieks, &C..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-09
COMMIeSI0NERlA

RAEsET, NJ gagEgs Es.sl,Es a Easls. AtidT1ass. -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
CONSTIPATION or Costivenoss.

No one OF the many 7" ills that flesh Is heir
10" is So prevalent, so little understood, and
So much neglected as cOstiveuess. Onen origi-
mating in carclessuess or sclcnhry habits IL
4. regarded as a slight disorder oftOo little con-
sequence - excite anxiety, while in reality
IL Il the pre- rsor AMI companion Of many at
the most fatal and dangerous diseases, aud I'M
less early eralicltel 10 will bring the sufferer 10
ON Ihtimely grave. Among the lighter evils OF
which cOstiycucss l. the usual Attendant are
lie ulache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul Breath,
Piles anil others of like nature, while n long
train OF frightGul diseases such rs Malignant
Fcyers, Abccsses, Dyscntery, Darrhwa, Dys.
pcDSia, ApopleXY, Epilepsy, Paralysis, llys-
ieria, IIypochuuiriasis Melancholy and lnsan-
ity. first indicate their presence la the system
by this alarming symptom. Not uUfrcluently
tie diseases named originate in Constipation,
LIT take an inlcpenlant existence unless the
c,n.r is er1licatci Ia an early stage. From all
thcs, considerations Il follows that the disorder
shoull receive imms late attention whenever II
occurs. AMI no person should neglect 60 get a
box OF Ccphali, Pills un the first appearance OF
the compliant, rs their timely use will cNpel the
insduous approaches at disease and destroy
this dangerous toe to human life.