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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28


Phi Kappa Pi Society Of OberIin CoIIege.
DEAR LEADER,-Yesterdaya at O'Clock P.
NJ, the great Church was filed to witness
the 2sd Anniversary of the Phi Kappa Pi.
The healthy rivalry that exists between
this and the Phi Delta, has resulted in the
commendatie exertions on the part of each
to excel, and heightened the interest felt in
their Anniversaries. The order Of exercises
was as follows; Lat
MusIo. PHATER. MUsIc-ROck Me to Sleep.
Music by Miss Lizzie Hazen.)
individuality, ,.,......... W. ii. Day, Columbus
Political Life I'D. o. Wickham. Cleveland
MUsIc-Twinkling Starr.
Mission of Art, ...... @. B. Bostick, Hartsgrove.
Patent Office Reports ?. W. Payne, oberlin
.fsgs y H MUSIC.
Milton as Statesman. Jas. Laird, Clinton, Mass.
Nen and Events n. Ampt, Germantown.
MUSIC.
c5Jloquy --EoRrH AND souTH, by j. N. Atwater,
: Hiram. -
CHARACTERS. ~
Bentley Morgan, - Royal MARSHALL,
WIN. Clark, : '-ltI ai !, y Atwater
Henry Haynes, 11-sH .'t-- . = p. hlnpnan5
Alfred Kimbel, W. n hlee'
as9 t7 stal2l SCENES.
I-oId Tale H.-seeession s--III. Camp ct
Bu'hAun0n' yl.sam1pierii
MusIc-charge of the Light Brigade. =
s4 (1fusie By Prof. Barnett)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
ME- PRINOE NAfOLEON.

lHE PRINCE NAk0LEON.
Wind ever thcught Of such a thing2
A Prince OF France was here;
.. he came TO town he Othsr night
And stopped st the Angler.
Tha paopie rushed to see him there,
81. = And 81 did aant glance, llI.9
FOFsfeW hrd ever seen before
a real live Prince 1rOm france.
The Mayor aud Chs l tepnsli1faee sii1 fsSs,
r. Jailed there 10 ste his -,S
p And gave 70 him SONS nativ-
.tL That he might qaench his dryneaa -'
Ftsn Tay or o. the Angler took -, .
aa.- HiA Highnsss out to view. o.
fhe Voter Wtrks Water Cura .-f
asEl And Perry Satnfe too. ~
900 BE took him all sronnd the town.
.- Untll Il last th; came
In frJnt or IsAAC5 NJ SION HALL
VI When he did loud e1clsin:
''Why IN la bells Fran@s rye read
zIl i on IsAact' Union Ha L
An1 7, solved when i c me hsre-
That on him would call af.
''Fer he must be indcasa a Price
So fine a liall to SssB 81 W ----
e M And the7 thsJ sss hssalls good clothes =
~ 40 eVery psraOn cheap"
So IN be went aud bought a suit @
70 Wrai OF thB NUrih star
Aud said, Il be csus. .baf ( this way,
srt He'd eau a. our Bazaar. ~ .1.I. sd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

MO 1 MA6KsbEEs SAL MON.
AN and all kinds OfHalt FIsh - =
al 30 6nperioT street, HOEman's Blcok.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
iIIlTHER.s IzELD THIE-


lhs f.uoWtnE IL sn axt-act fron = letter wilton
sry fhe psstoF ol Baptist Church % the JoarnAl
,nd lIssssn~sr'' 0polnneti, Ohio, ana spoAkS vol
v1sv In favor oi that goTid-nen0Ened msdtctDei OF
.ans. Wn1SW'S BooRarSa RzsyP EOs oHnDREs
lEnuzEzEai
ssWs 80 an adgsrtisenaentin yodT oouEsns o. hirs.
Vgaasl0Wis Soothing syrup. nov 70 never said
, in Esvor OF patsnt nodiOine beaoce IN our Life,
tt ~ issl oonpalIsd 70 say % your re0es thAtthis
ne hlnhus-Wn HAVI zlIaD y, ANH KEoy n 70
HAII II OrAEs. It Is probably, one Of the nOst
sssful msdioipes Of the day. becauss Il Is one oi
~ hst And those Of your readers who have bahlss
S1l'e % better than TO lay IN q supply"
ees adecrtissmsnt IN another ool1mn. ssRzsR.95
a T-FRIEHD II NEED. Thy II.
m 6gzE1'a IEFALLIBLN LHIEREF Is prepared
f,om ne recipe u Dr. STEPHEN Sweet, q ton
,.Ctsout ts great bonssetter, and has been usedin
IA uctsoa Or the last twenty ysa with the most
s,stonisninR suooem. Az an sEtsrnA rsmedy !; is
vlrhout rfVsl and viii alleviate pain more spoed-
n shan othsr preparation For all Rheu1lato
<H0rvoyI Disorders It Is truly tnfAilible and
-. Nvs far Sores, wounds, STrNins, Bruises, 30
- - <hsng, healing, and poT7rfcl STRENGTHENING
r-.,syts. sEosis the a5t Won6er and aston nishmsnt
~ "A v-T.o l.u-s ever given is trial Over four
nundre5 car Sanatsa ~ remarkable cures, PerioEmsd
VII within Il last tSe Fsars, attest this iAcs.
s'-ss--.e.s.-,-. -. - - ~ soP1-B96d&w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

STRAYED.-BoUND ON MY PREM-
~ Isgs, No 45 Vine sire {, on the sFeniug or Au-
gust s5th qne BRIGHT red OOW, abont- gssrs Old,
property and saying charges ~ 5f1
=. ---- h MATHEWS
Can at N .tbeWs Kimberly'a Stable Q Ch-ra-
plain sire l. q. o1,yas an
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

~ One hundred asrnsn '.ls..n'' .....aa'
,EsDt cat On the Toledo train dis 81 sFH0Gn' p
tsr cAiosE5, . I09W aass
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

NY. STOCK mARKET.-Aug. %.
icy TELEqRAPH.i
8TOCK9-Dull. Chicago & Rcck Island 4OH;
Cleveland Toledo 2Tx. Illinois Central scrip $40
Hartford %; HUDSON 31Si New York Central 73Si
Pacific mall 725S; Delaware & Hudson 50: Nilsson 1
IS az; missouri 6s Issued to Hannsbal St Joseph
Z l65f; Tennessee an; Treasury l2s l0li 90 81
registered, s7x.
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dso7llle

&C. 0.-Cary's Cough Oprp. dsozsHls
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

OF owners and lesees OF land fronting on
Rockwell street, Femonstrating against
building sewer on said street, and asking
that the ordinance for that purpose be sus
pended. Board Of City Improvements.
of Michael 0'Eeil, that he be permitted
to assign to Martin Kellogg whatever money
may become due him by the city on his con-
tract for the grading Of parts of Case ave-
nue., with resolution authorizing the same.
Granted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
city Coaneh.
TUESDAY Errrrrn. Anr q.

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. 81.
Pressnt-MesSrs. Anthony, Bond, Ballard,
Benton, Blair, COOnrad, Corning. Dixon,
Freese, Keating, Masters, Meyer, oviatt,
Palmer, ounyle, Rssner, sabin, sturgess,
Thomas, Willard, Wellhouse.
The President, H. s. Stevens, in the
chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
PETITIONS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27

TRAIToRs lNTHE RANKS. The New
York Tribune says there are atleast
three hundred officers in the army sad
navy, who will betray the cause at the
first opportunity. 1t urges,a speedy
and thorough expulsion. i.l. i'ia9g'.',' .. 4,
Itis but recently that the whole OF
tao srmy and navy commissioned off.
GERS have been purged Of thoss who
were not tDrithe, Union, the flag, and
the government, by requiring them TO
take q test cath. st .a aa1aafl lou
Still Tribune says there are overt
800 traitors among those officers who
need to be expelled, "9'faf i-'.a q .ll
The Governor OF NJ assachensett con,
demned Genearl Butler because he
was not willing to abuse bis Office by
lending aid to eninsurrection. Tho
violent aboliiopists threaten totako of
Gen. Parpey because he TO- while
main tanning the flag of the Union,
will not leud' his aid to getting up
slave insurrectiqn9 QLk, WaE
There is enly one solution to the
Tribune article, which is; that all the
arn,y andnayy officers. who are, NET
olfoldsts b fseEpgS app tbrles 10
polaice, afe hot to 0e trusted, and
Shall be purged out of tho army and
navy as traitors to the ends sought to
tpe accouplilhed by. ,aolitiou ,tapatics
+ What bore inhAtpschaFg @oald
disheartet1 ouE bfaSep lIicers aud ies
troy confidence in Ohfpatftic Toltu,
teer q IN the ranksl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
Torys and Traitors.

. =
Last week we mentioned the fact,
that Mr.. Shades bad called us and
other Democrats tJraitQs &c. There
upvu onades gets very mad, and
throws himself,back on HE dignity
and in order to show his brief au-
thorily, refuses to give MS q statement
OF legal matters we are 'trsnsacting for
our citizeas. Now we ask the people
and especially those democrats who
helped itoslect Shades, if this is not 4
beautiful piece of businessl Shades
can callus traitors, which has attached
to it the death penalty. same as muir
der; and merely because we suggest
to him, to ask somebody that knows,
what treason is; he snorts like the lit
tie Bull we heard of--got very mad.
What right has SHADES orsny other
man to call us by this name, or any
other democrata These threats should
be stopped by all our citizens; they do
no good, except they tend to keep up
an excitement. & y LIN. ~ a.'u
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
Masonic Celebration.

We had khg lheAaure oftattsAding
Ons pi the most orderly and we'll ar;
SBssHy ISsRsSS 'ilsE{?i3SEs &E GsI'' a1 St. s
johns Day We ever wIthessed There
were alyy4nsys@bsF " QI th.s RHSaEAGfp
present. 1t reflected credit upon the
Town qpil Brslhraq u ALBANY Apdge.
The yshton .Cornet Band was in at
tendance, Rev. Farce delivered the
oratiOn. We will give full particulars
neXt week. n - .---- --...aLI INN
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
soto'. ]. Fi.Ia and BsST iMhIk MA

- aSi ara 10 ,rate iIWIi13
AMERIcAN BLONDIN ~
win perform on the "TIeHT RoPE," in
his various Thrilling Feats. ~ Ia
On the whole we think the day will
open rich, and close 10 character
Every body 10 invited to come.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
Militar2 Moving.

IN the past week several thousand
troops have passed Marietta into va.
We must have not less that 10000
troops IN tile Western Colum, Gen.
McClellanis commanding in person
this we are glad to see. If all officers
under Gen! Mcclellan do their duty,
the Western Uolnm Of the Active
Army cooperation, will leave proud
record. .t,..a .NLLlLLNlgl OIL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
WAR NEWS.

Our troops up to going to press re:
main nJalnost stationary our Generals
keeping q an sye. on ,thls 7e92Ypp e9sYppys Ih.s
burg v, on the 23d inst, all reported
well There must be in epEgW eseV9
colum, some stirring events before
long, The news is very nnimportant,
the past week. l.,..l.R \ 7. ...,m..a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
About 10 force Collections.

We wish.tO call on our -friends'whO
have been ewing us a long time to see
if we cannot get a little assistance, as
we are in an awful tight place for
money. Theirs are many who could
hsln ma 10 oct ont of the clutches of
oomo snitefnl aramies- If they wonld
* or.ro
Wy, Ss 49, :. SS M W
pa'o. eSay, :, ~ y :S.,
We WY -, a. 49,
80 sS'', q ~. l.,sIsN, ~ !; Yi'''s1 MI J,
-, Sr'..a1As,,S ,c;s T., 90 rss
80 Nv 81 - 'IST ,iaS 'sdSHEg
p ~ :, =,
S,ar a,,Sso.s : SF az I,aSso IL
as,, "Os y, H. ii LA %
W. ITA.s.r - w,hos..,,slos,, ).
-. .n ! H. ,,,lo Ill ,lo 10, ,',o,, ',,,
o -o,p JShaaosy offRIocLatbna
dasond "a W. u;.h 80, 70 . oov To- for "i'b ,he
lSa, ,tlagI,Is,., lh,o oro! i bor,oao M ,iiai
oo,,ha, .ho, ,ho low oo,horiv,.s anv ~,
o.,.,ah,. ), ro,,,o ,ho =, ,,.o,,or,u mar, 60 iii,
whomGhe pleases, if he is satisfied ii
will bs forthcoming; and that by the
law, no act Of the debtor can take the
syecial property out OF the officer; nor
does it give any more right OF prop
erty to constable to take bond, and
that no person cantake away therlghl
ofproperty the officer has, if he leaves
it with the debtor, unless 1t be q pre-
vious lien, orright OF property IN a
third person, and this, previous lien,
or property in another, will take
property notwithstanding bonds Or
removal OF tho property. Butthe Oh
ject of the parties concerned was Eot
10 save the property, because tney
u |
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
AlipCilEnentlN Notice; -

- AttnCillnent NNtfee; ,
abraham WILDER Bsfor, B "; a aKelch, JUS
VS.. Ytice Of the peace of Clint
Jack'on Powers. on TIP. VintOn %. Ohio.
On the 18th day Of May A. Dllsal, said JUS
tice issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum Of one dollar and twenty
Ave hundredths, this case fet for final hearing
on the sits day Of June 1856, at o'clock P. N.
80 .',i ~. .Ds ABRAHAM WILDER
Haniden NAV go, lS6l.-w5, 5,.,- ,t
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
ssttSSSSR gSs6I! gSS3! E LISP tSSS ISSn 5sS9

To all suffering from consumption, ipcipisnt
.9r confirmed, or from debility Of any kind, or
from mental otneryous prostration, brought on
by any cause; Or from scrofulous com plants; or
from disease Of the kidneys or hladderi and to
ladies suffering any Of the many distressing
complaints their sex are liable to. and which en-
gender consumption, the Blood Food Is offered
as a certain and reliable remedy. Differing IN
every particular from the patient medicines OF
of the day, 1t is chemical combination Of Iron,
Sulphur, and PhosphoTVs, ofyery great worth,
AMI many hundreds bear glad aud Rreatful tes-
tuoha to the benefits it has conferred on them.
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 broadway, New
York, are the sole proprietois Of the srticle and
have In consequence Of fraud attempted upon
the public, changed the color of the outside
WrappePfrom red to sellow, and increased the
size OF the bottle to eight ounces. Be very care
ful In buying to see that the fac simile Of their
signature is on the outside Of the wrapper. as all
others are counterfeit. Price Of the Blood Food
81 per bottle. u. fg .ftsrs1 Id. t.J auf ah
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, No. 400
Broadway, New York, and all respectable dug
Sists. 5'' March 81, 81. 1y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
THE SUNDAY MORNING CHRONl-
CLE," sihi Ai Ih''A'
Published 81, Washington D. Q.
The oatorIe. /. published on a lqrgeysiio sl.sI

The Citoricls 10 putlisAfd, on o lGrgSJSiiO 'issf
nea0 yPe, and contains. % -
l. A full weakly record Of Military and Naval
Movements in Washington aud thrpughout
the county.
9. .5original sketches Of New England Celebrities
~ by an able Northerp writer. a yAg . D
g. A seties Of original sketches Of tho qty Of
Washington, It's Growth, Public Buildings
and Attractions. Iith'-
4. Original sketches ofthe Churches and Clergy
in WBhington7-aR account of one Church
and its pastor Appearihg insSeh Issue ~
5. Letters, from Correspondents in all the Drln-
cpal parts OF the cotntry.
8. Smithsonian papers, containing accounts of
the more recent di Gov tries in scisnhe, in all
T parts of tie swofla ,as reported ~ the Smith
sonian Institution.
Z. Essays, Sketches, Tales, and choice gems of
Poetry.
s. A weekly tecopd Of Reno and Appoint-
ments by the Gov Serhhshs sLocal Reports
doings in the aty,s&s. ~ ] Nsss aVE
Q. Editorials, by one ofthe ablest Writers In the
Country. rf'U -5fl ID .aa,I tg8l
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
Sale Of Real Es tat

SSl% %i8I.lsilSi EG#rSts'S 4. 'SSsaE$tpqG
non of Estate Of JameA m, ,.,s p,,,n.,. oor,,
MoCreaTey deceassdA 'ee -'SH@'S
al a. VS.. f,a ,rIia7i-y. -TTAHlHd
Eliza McCreary EtAlsl sliiag.raya sn lag
The Undersigned will on Saturday the Rgth
day, y,oi june, a. D., 1861, at o'clock P. NJ. offer
for sale at the door Of the Court House, In Me Ar
thur, Ohio. The following described Real Es-
ta.e TO Wit: The Northeast quarter Of the South
east quartee ofsSetA9 nhmbSl twelve, (No, IL. }
Township hufnBeT tea, Z No. 100 Ana Range
number ninetseN kl9 Zip, ,MplQn C0png Ohio.
Ordered to bs sold by the Probate Court, to pay
dollars, and must sell forItwo thirds that sum.
~ Terms Of sale, one-ihird cash in hand, one
third In six months, and the balance In twelve
months, the deferred payment 70 draw Interest
and be secured by mortgage on the premises.
John T.. Msckey, Adm. debolis o.. James
Med carey !, deteased.s n sh3EbJ SeFFC
"a May 80 ls9lss- -Y+J 81, ,Sag aglAHOTToG
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
The State VS.. John McGrown,,.

This case was disposed Of before,
Esq. Knsery, ,ien5Tuesday last. Delf.
was charged with Assault withihtent
to murder. Plead guilty Of assault
and battery, and fined SIS and costs. !.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27

The ObjectOfths publishers Of Che Chronicle
will ever be to render 1t high toned Metropol-
itan FAMILY P&rER. The subscriptioh prSeby
mail Is 90 rsfairaim, /, D. pdvabce, Or Si fSf iix
months. THEE copies i've months, Ag +
Specimen copies for8Srded When desired: ~Ad-
dress, enclosing subscription, in gold, or par
bills, llgjohlslitt gun ,.u' giI'f .
mn JAMES B, SHERIDAN q co., Hi
llt. Publishers, Washipgtpn, D, C.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
sale q tsal Esss l, &, y order q the

~ 9 LfTNphta COuft. = ID
On, On The s;A HYIy y AZ n,ll! lsSl on: 9T:
Town ofA1ipyvtilS Ylnopn cOanyy phiQl Will
be soldto th4 hgys bldaes the folloVing Real
Estate, as properly Of Peter MiIlst deceased
tO-wit: In Lots Numbepsighteen [lsl twenty
nine, tael and tiEy, [20] in SAID TPEnpfAllepy-
vne, RTgeisei 4 foInfEsto VIZ; La NmStr
fOr at least 'twolthirds the appraised value.
ohe-third of the purchase money in hand, and
the residpe In two equal paypsnte, of ak and
twelve months, with interest on the deferred
payments, from the day Of sale, and the pay
mcnts to be secured BY mortgage on the
premises .,, --.. -........,
John Beil and Hnmphty Clark, Adhinistra-
sor of the Estate Of Peter Miller Jr. DECEASED.
Z June 9th ls6l-wL 9a I0ak1 Tar
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27

JaEadice, Fsrsr and Agus, General DEBILITY, GA5
at Dissdses arising .frons DS~dsrsd
Stomach, Lirr Or Bosttls, '' " POT
THEY are used and recommended BY leading
4 Physicians of tho country, and all who try
them pronounce them invaluable.
p DR.JAMES Il. LEEPERE, writes from No
yarre, Stnrk Co., o., 1.-The Bitters are highly
praised by those suffering from itdi gestion ays-
pepsia and liver eomplSint.n .g-aI It --s
Il. 5, DAVIS, Postmaster at Williatnsport,0 o.,
says, "they give great satisfaction. luse them
myself, having taken cold, become prostratS
and lost my appetite. II relieved me, Sndl can
recommend 1t withg great assutAnce ofits merits.
DR.. WIN. M. KERR, Of Roeersville, Indiana,
writes us that they are the most valuable med
icine offered. He has recommended them with
great success, and with them made several ottes
of pal lpitation ofthe heart and general debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq, BlountsvilIe,
Henry Co., Ind, writes us along letter, under
date of May 4, 1860. He was much reduced,
having been afflicted for three years with Grea.
nervous debility, palpitation Of the heart of tho
most severe and prostrating character, "after
using few bottles was completely restored,
and am now In robust health"
GEORGE W. HOFFMAN says he was Afilct.
ed with rheumatism for twenty tears, in all its
various forms, and Rt the dateof his letter ho
had been two years we'll; tho Bltters effeetlng
OS'oioA 4PnyslClhub
him could do him no good. He says, "for rheu-
mstism, dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney AZ
fection, or dropsy, 1t Is specific certain remS-
dy."
J.W. HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen Co.,
O., "a section where Fever and Ague prevails
that he most cheerfully recommends them ofde-
cided merit in all cases Of FEv AND AeuH
DYsPEPsIA, AND GENERAL DEBlLrrI.
ID. X. K.GALLEHERS, n. D. writes from VaR
Vert, o., 81 most respectfully recommend the
Sherry Wine Bittdrs to tho notice ofDpspeptie
persons, and to oil who require stimulating
medicine.
Such News we are Receiving Daily.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACa
..t BOTTLE. ....t .
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price rs cts. per bottle. j. N. HARRIS q Co,
Cincinnati, o., PJoprietors for the Southern
and Western States, to whom address all orderS.
For sale by j Dodge & Son, Macarthur; AN.
q j. W. Cozad, Aliens Yills; ]. NJ. Keenan, Ham
den; SaHtuel Griffin, Londonderry; Roberts 81
Samuel, Columbus, and by Druggists generally
Throughout the United States and Cansdas.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
Marietta & Cincinnati, and
't NDa'. IHilIsbOrO, .s. ..,
RIA ILiR o A DIS.

N" II N 4 u ~ y II Do.
N and after Monday, Nov. 26, 1860, trains
VI will leave Cincinnati for tile East, as follows:
. NJ n ..r..I InOtNrfi n orr T1,atyts "t
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
The RIecfinns.

In Douglas county the following per-
suns were elected members Of the Legis-
%lature:
VIM. 2. Sapp. Councilman. James H.
Seymour, M. H. Clark, Oscar F. Davis,
A. d. Jones, Joel T. Griffin and Uriah
Bruner, Representatives.
We understand hat the following tick
ct was elected in Sarpy county:
G. Blanchard, Councilman. S. H.
Watlles, H. T. Clark and ". D. Rowols,
Representatives.
E. II. Barnard was elected Represen-
taiive for Dodge county.
In Otoe county, S. NJ. kirkpatrick,
Councilman, ]. H. Crozton, n. B. Lash,
NJ. w. Reynolds, W. P. Birchfeld, VIM
Buchanan and John Closer, to the House.
In Dakolah county, D. Mclaughlin,
and C. O'COnner. Representatives.
In Dixon, Cedar and L'Eau qui Court,
r. d. Hagaman, Representative.
In Richardson county, L. Anewahr, J.
S. Ewing and H. B. Porter, Representa-
tives.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

1EC -ialS EellJAC tLlee Wac are GaeeAN4-
PRECIECT OFFICERS.
PEEr PRECINCT, 20. I.-Assezsor, Levi Anthony
Justices Of the Peace: ;. ", Peery and VIM. Bales.
Coaatables: Il. SJaaIsy q I'd G. s. Brown.
Glen EoCE PRECINCT, 70. 2-Assoss0r: T.. Red
form. Justices Of the Psase W-R. Philips ard J.
Higgins. Consiables: s.. 5. Tomlinson and L, Lash.
HOUcHISs PRECINCT, 10. 3--Aszessor. J. C.
WorrelL. Justices Of the Peace J. C. Won and
IL. Houchins. CcnstaBIes Pete White ard Dan
Kinuison,
HoECHEEs PRECINCT, 20. A-Asseszor II. Ute
eSst- justices Of the Peace Fl. Utoeht and C.
Goosusn- ConstabIes: J. De1k and -
CoLLUss PRECINCT, 10. 5-Assess9r: WiIIism
Cleary. Justices of the Peace " Cleary and E.
Campbell. Coasiabies: H.Shoup and S. S. Raney.
8ExAHA PRECINCT, No. @Assesor: WIN Dsw-
son. Justices Of the Pcaee WIN Barns and G W
Fsirbrother. Ccnstsbles YIN S Clark and Chais
Snyder.
AsFTNwALL PRECTScT, ToS-Assessor: A Con
ner. Justices of the Peace: J PauIin and J Shaw.
Constasables J Hans5ury ard J Z Bait
T.. W. B%EDFORDl
c.. ". BBATT0N.t C-anyascrs.
Z. 2 BARRETT,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
LEGAL NOTICE.
son., Civil action, Districs Court.
Nemaha County.

U.C. Johnson, Civil action, Distries Court.
VI Ncmaha County,
Hmm iIlsrs, Nebraska Territory.
The said defendant, Hiram ViIIers, vii take nc
tee that On the 9th day Of Sept. 1851 said Plaintiff,
L.. G. johnson, did file his petition IN tins eause
against the said YilIers IN the Clerks oaiee Of said
court, the object and prayer Of which SID petition
Is to obtain a Judgment against the said Defendant
for the sum Of S5Ga with interest from the 2!st day
Of September, 1858, for services rendered ~ said
PLAINTIFF as attorpey to said defendant and a. his re-
quest.
That an attachment duly issued IN this eausc. b.
virtue Of which the sheriff IF said county attached
fae following premises Of said defendant to-Wit-
Ten acres bounded and described rs follows: Com
menciRg at tie soutb west corner Of south east quar-
ter Of section tWenty-four. town SIX, range thirteen,
Nemaha county; y. T.; thence NORTH forty uds.
thence east forty rods, theaee south forty rods hcHco
west forty rods to the place Of beginui1E DO said
county Of EeEahs and that the dofendans wiIi
take further notice, thatho is required to arSve-e or
plead 20 said petition on or before the second day Or
December, 1851. a. S~CEOENHEtF.
October II, '6I, pd nl5-4W Prs ATTY.