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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
gegal antifes.

Will m I'd yards ] fore Al-x. Mcbride >. ?. Of
Thomas Price. hog county, Onto.
'nN TIE 6fH DAY 0s AUGUST
.OA Is6,, said Justice issued an order Of At
Hun red ano Ninety Dollars and Fi1hte. entsi
and tn some viii be ~ hearinz On fhz 2tn day a
september, A. D. h6l' at g gfi9ekS \. RowARDs
Berea, o.. aug ls. IssI:252.
NOTICE IS HERgBY IVEE
Y that the subscriber has been duly appointed
ard qualified as admiuistfator on : estate o
james 50rdneE, late Of Uuy ahosa &C m = aecelseQ
augl5s1l ss9- = = Az-l-- > =
A G. sesrls, assignor,
Eavard bingham, trustee.
| NJ TICE is HERBY GIVEN TO
th@t reditor ; ofths szif G.. sserls, thai
0fv a nd Of II prrs on their seytFal~tIai-us has
/ been clared By he Pr bate Court Of ugatf g.
Oounsy, tshio and that he saue VII Be rad e
then s. th said adEard inRhsm At his on e, in
the City Of tygandi in said seunty On the "a oaS
y 4't' NJ - DAvIEL \. TILPFE, yudse.
Clevslaod Aug. lg 1851 auslsss59
A''in S.n'' pun oivil aetioa for money only.
ICtOUHT OF COMMON PLEAS
IALGUfAbGGA-t OUHTY, OHiO--Ths said de.
/ fsndspt, Thomss rsnh N who isa nen resident o
the state Of ohio. II reby rtihe1 that the said
/ ISL nIed IL he Office ct the erk Of the Court q
common Pleas et Cuy ahag county, uhso, his p-ti-
j fiun Egain-F saic Dcgtam, "a Jeet prsyrr Of
which s to recover Jud gme against the sa'd de
eDdHut n nis liability end rser on iol prenis-
sOry notes for S3u -ch. made By j. II. Bipckhurn,
dated Cleveland Jsnnary q, 1879, payable With in
tor q annually resp cti ey IN Eoi tnree .,pr ahe
! fv years from daie TO the order OF said fhumaa
/ Denham, and b him endorsed 70 The plalntin.-
Sain petition prayt Judgment on cause Of action No
for S421 50 with Interest on Sf02 80 from enusry
g, u6l and on 50 from January ., lo6O On
cause Of a ton No 2for S45 20 End interest on 80
50 from January IS, ls6 and on 2 90 frrn an1ary
E5. ls6l On cause Of action No. ier 45 6, and in
terest On 81 80 frOai January 25. l60, snd on 81 s.
from JanuErT > 1851; and ou cAuse q artion NO 4
tor S45 o, and interest on 81 50 from January p
1865, and on 50 81 from lanuaTy SOL
SAID dofend nt ia hereby nOtite7 thst an order OF
alta hmrni has been issued IN eid action and tnas
he is TeQuirsI 70 said petition BY the lth DAY
Of October, 1851,
| Attorneys for fiaintIh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
RAIIR0Ap sYsTEM o. LLMoIs.

Over 800 OO0, 900 Of private capital have been ex
rnded on the railroad system Of Illinois Inasmuch a
Iart Of theincome from several or these works, with
valuable public fund in lands, go 70 diminish the stats
expenses he TAIEs ARE IIGETJ and must consequently
uvery day decrease
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

EsW Loc caNOrrvEs oS z q 2. R
Clevslatd and Pittsburgh Railroad
NJ have purchased two new lorou.
f,mstbe works Of 4. " B4lo sip
Pbilaaelphia. One, the &C. E
has inst been put upon the roet .t r
viii be out in few days. TIE ''''
are coal burners, so constructed = p
sane the smoke, and are fae To- mo'ives
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
Cleveland, August "a.

The state Of ohio, II
Quyahoga County, IS
Caroline Eshenbrennef,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

W.. VI REYNOLDS moved that Gov. Wood
. rec1mmeaded as Chairman by The Con-
IN cav Wood begged tba, be nigbt
dds ai5 tha' be could no'
hisl motion he
a--..-ib0rse Of the Demo-
orass ,s.sry 10 be The pr siding officer Of he
4 t,,oavvp,ion Je6. Davis knew him and he
y. - -, 70 Epo,g also. that thus vas r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

n. ga,. dsbs Is only SO Jos sss Il, aad Ditn ths
lat rse gears has beeA redeoed S2SS9I ~, ad y
M, rsat0adbly espsi Gf 81 ten years q io oof e.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, sol, climate,
on application to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
MARVIN Kent pIt ! i
COTRT 0F COMMON PLEAS


Attorneys for PlaintIfL
, 1851. aug6.se3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
Of Ohio. Applause. }
Jas. Mason said:

There are at the present time County
Executive Committees, representing both
parties. We are here to day ignoring party
the distinction is now only traitors and
patriots l therefore suggest that We re-
commend TO the Convention this afternoon
70 select State Central Committee, which
shall be composed Of both the parties. Is
there any greater question before US than
the maintsinanoe Of the country2 Why
then, if We ara united, do we need different
committeesl
At this point the committee returned and
reported the following names
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-04

The Washington Rpublicon learns that two
recruiting officers of the confederate army ARE
in that city, enlisting men TO go South The
first week some twenty or thirty enlisted,
whose character may be judged by the fact
that many Of their names have frequently
been upon the magistrates docket, and against
some indictments are pending in the Wash
ington criminal court. About two hundred
of this class of rowdies left Baltimore short
time since to join the confederate army A
correspondent Of the New York Tribune writ
ing under date March 10Th, fro .n on Brook
lyn, off Pensacola, says:
"Who is it that is thus assuming such pow
er? If the rebels who are here are fair
specimen of the genus, and the accounts OBJ
tanned from people coming off to this ship may
be relied upon, why, the, are hing, more
or less. than party of rowdy luafers who,
having no better trade, have turned seccs-
siooists, finding they can live better by plum
dering than by anything else | am told, that
when the Mississippi troops were here,
the people were obliged TO
form themselves into vigilance committee.
TO prevent their houses from robbery and
their families from insult. This had direct
from residents of Pensacola"
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"opposiiion to RcpubIicauism."

A change in the title Of the programme OF
our opponents has been effected at Cincinna-
H. During the canvass Of the late municipal
election, which took place on Monday last,
democrats and know nothngs all laborod with
one general effort in opposition to Republican,
ism. In by-gone years, the most bitter fierce
and determined hostility was waged between
the then antagonisiic parties, but now they
are all united in one common brotherhood
the 'foreign hating" church burning know
nothings dipping out Of the same dsh with
Ye harmonious democracy, and all under the
rallying cry opposition to Republlcanism.-- -
We well remember the time when it was n OF
safe for foreign born citizen to make his ap
pearance upon the streets Of Cincinnati, after
nightfall especially below fifth street eve
hllude TO the memorable know nothing war
of Catholic determination Personal obser-
walton taught tho foreigner TO look upon know
nothingism as vile and oathesome, and the
members composing the party MS most dan
gerous enemies, The estimate placed upon
the intelligence of foreign born citiaens,by th,
opposition leaders must be very small indeed
especially if they intend this as "ferler" tc
the propriety of throwing the gauntlet for mex
falls campaign.
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An r,plnnntion by thc pre.iaent.

The Knoxville (renn,) Wing publishes an
address by Hon. Thomas A. Il, Nelson,
Union Representative from that state,in which
he gives an account Of an interview with Mr.
Lincoln Just after his Inauguration. This in
ter,iew, which is probably the same that has
been once or twice referred TO quite indistinct-
" in Washington dispatches, is thus describ-
cd
Whatever construction the secessolists
may place upon Mr. Lincoln's Inaugural Ad-
dress, Mr.. Maynard and myself had it from
his own lips on Thursday night 1.-THE Thurs
day night after the inaugural that he was
for peaoe, and would use every eNertion in
his power to maintain it ; thNt he was then
inclined to tue opinion that it would be betur
10 forego the collection OF the revenue for a
season, so as TO allow the people of the sec,d-
ing States time for r, fecton aud that regard
ing them as children of common family, he
was not disposed to take away their bread by
withholding even their mail facilities. He
expressed strong hope that after little timt
is allotted for reflection, they will secede f on
the position they have taken.
We had two interviews with the President
The first was aought by MS on Wednesday
the second was at his own desire, and wa
private, but told him with his permission,
would tell my constituents, when got home
what he said, and he replied We wele al libei
Nv to repeat it % whom we pleased Althoug
strongly opposed t, the action OF the seeeiiu
States, the object of Mr., Maynard and mysel
30 Far rs our No'nn,a Councils would
was TO prevent civil war and we were bot
a. we'll pleased with the Pre- idrnrs frauSne
as he expressed himself to be with our vis
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The TeNns IlehclI;on,

We have already noticed the depositions of
Gov. Houston by the Texas secession conven-
tior, for refusing to obey its order. Since
then the Legislature has convened and en-
dorsed the action of the convention. Mean
time Gov. Houston declares the action of the
secessionists revolutionary, thai his office
cannot be made vacant except by impcach
ment by the House and trial by the Senate, as
provided by the constitution, and he Is re-
ported to have made call upon the Federal
Government for troops to put down rebellion.
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nHERIEFS SALE.

Charles W. Wells w. Thomas VI. Carey.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
case by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood county aud to me- directed and delivered
will offer for sale public vcndue ut the door olthe
Court House i'll the town of Perrysburg, Wood county,
Ohio, ON
Saturday, May ith 1861,
between the hours ut ~ m. and ] o'clock p. m. OF
said day the following described lands and tcnc-
mtnts to-wit west half of the morhcust quarter of
section twcnty-uincof township three north of range
nine east, i'll Wood county Ohio. -
G.. 4. GUlER, sheriff.
MURRAY, SLEvIN & SrArroRp, atty's.
April 81, 1861 -4Sw5S3 81.
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4swlsl
~,HERIFF'S SALE.

T. NJ. g. W. l.. ncllcr W. James Y. Slater.
1Iy virtue of certain writ of execution ISSUED in
this cause by the clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, and to pc directed and
delivered, will oGrr for sale at public vcndue ut
the door Of the Court House in the town OF PeTys-
burg Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 1th day of May 1861,
between the hours Of 10 n. M, and 2 o'clock 7. M,
~ said dag the following described lands and ton
cmcnts to-wit: the southwest quarter of section
number thirty three, township number three, range
number eleven cast, containing l50 acres more or
less all in Wood county, o. Appraised at $4,000
g. E.GUlER, Sheriff.
April Sd, 1S6I--i8w5s3 81
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Preparing for the American Crisis.

A Paris correspondent of the New York
Times states that tho French and English
Governments are fitting out powerful fleet
Of war steamers for the United States. The
suggestion came from England. France will
furnish three first class frigates and the Eng
lish contingent will perhaps be larger. The
fleet will sail with 3, alod orders. Spain is a.
so preparing to send formidable force TO the
Gulf of Mexico, though not working in con-
cert with France and England.
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IOETITroN FOR DIVORCE WOOD COM
L MON PLEAS

Mary 4. Hurts VS John :, Harris,
John :. Harris whose present place ct residence is
unknown Ia tLc plaintiA will take notice that Mary
A. Harris ot Wood county Ohio lid on the sd day
OF April lS6l file hcr pctitiou in the Court Of Com-
mon pces within and for the county " Wood and
state Of Ohio against the said John ;, Harris, set
tuy forth that the plaintiff an on about the 18th day
OF April lS55, was married. 10 said defendants that
said defendant since that timc has been guilty Of
rr,,ss neglect of duty towards plaintiff willtGl ab-
sencc and ahusc aud that said cause will be for
hearing az the Nav term ot court which sets ON the
18th dav of MAY, Co'I, Prize JonNSoN.
April 81, lS6l-ISw63 -.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

George Williams vs. Aouzo shelter and Wife
Nv virtuc oT nm order Of sale tn me directed and
delivered in the above entitled case from the Court
o. Common Pleas of Wood county Ohio, | will Of
fer ror sale al the door of the Corat House in Per-
rvsh,,rg Wood county, Ohio on
SATURDAY. Man 9TH. 1851,
between the hours of 10 a. m, aud o'clock =. M,
of said day IN, following described lands and tenc
m 'nts to-Nit the south west qulrtcr OF the north
east quarter of section thiryone town six, north Of
rangr eleven east in Wood county, Ohio; containing
forty acrcS ofland more or less.
G. z, GUlER, sheriff.
DAY & lUTCWNSON, attV'S.
April 81, lS6t-. tSNIS3 81.
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CuERIFF's SALE.

Asher Cook VS. jacob Miller.
By virtue of an execution from thc Court Of Com
Pleas of Wcod county. Ohio, shall expose to pub
lie sale at the door of tho Court House in Perlys
burg, ON
Saturday, May ith. 1861,
between the hours of II M. and o'clock p. m. of
said day the following described lands aud tcnc-
mrnis situate in Wood county, Ohio to-wit: tho
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter OF Soc
ton thirty -onc, township four range eleven east;
containing forty acres more or less, appraised ut
$500. q. f.. GllER, sheriff.
AsIuR Cook, atty.
April 81, lSBl-ISw5S3 II.
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Fort Suutptet.

The following, from the Charleston MercN-
ry Of the 25lh, does not look like Major An
derson was preparing to evacuate
MATTERS AT FoRr SuMPrEN The activity
Of Major Anderson's g rrison continues una
bated. The openings in the face OF the south
wall are being closed up with stone blocks,
and as cement happens to be scarce, the joints
are formed of mclten lead Other changes
useful and ornamental, are in progress.
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CouGr OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO.
Henry Phillips and Albert Heufrr VS. Charles
Stahlcr Ct nl


The defendant Levi Whitman will take notice
that ON the Goth dav of March, 1861, the plaintiffs
Henry Phillips and Abort lrutr filed their petition
AGAINST Charles Staher his wife .\dcGmt Stahcr,
Levi Whitman aud others in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county Of Wood and State
or Ohio, and which is still pending thrriu, and that
the object and prnvcr of said petition is To obtain
orlrr ion the sale Of the following premises situate
in Freedom township, Wood county, Ohio and be-
iug the northwest fractional part of section eleven
in township five north range twelve east, lying ON
the north side OF purtog, river, supposed 10 be II
acres moro uv less also the southwest part of the
cast part ur tho southwest quarter of section two,
town five north, range twelve east, containing ten
acres, more lcSS also the east part ot the north
west fractional of section eleven, town five north of
raugr twclvccnS containing two acres more or less;
aui for the arp,caton OF the proceeds arising from
the sale of said pr'mS'S to the payment of the
am lunt due said plamihs upon the note of said de-
fnduut Charles SAhl2r, dated September S0th,
1885 for the payment 10 said plaintiffs of Si73 in one
year after dao with intcrcs; from datc until paidat
thc rate of ten per cent per aupum the payment of
said note was secured by mortgage upon said
prcmis1s said plaintiffs aver in said petition that
certain mortgage executed by said Stahler and wife
aul delivered Ia said Whitman and recorded in
vol, otmort}OgcS, pag, t59. of Wood county roc
urdS. has been hhly discharged.
Said defendant Whitman will ulSn take notice
that unless ho answers said petition ON or before the
25th day OF May lS61, lud will hc rendered
against him by ,ctault accoring 20 the prayer
thcrcof NJ. R.& Il, WAlTE,atty' for plrs,
April 3d, 1851 lSwdSS 65,
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-,llERlrF9 sALE.-TuSCARAwAs COM

CHERRIES SALE. IE.-TUSCARAwAS COM
~ MON PLEAS.
Ludwig Knccdcr a Co. vs. John W. Morrow ct al.
Bv virtue Of u vcndi oxpouas issued from said
Court | shall at the door of the Court House in the
town Of Pcrrysbwg, in the county OF Wood and
state Of Ohio, on
Saturday, May Atl, 1861
between the hours of " m, and o'clock p m, Of
said dhy offer for sale ut public auction the follow
ing described lands and tcncments, to-wit the south
half of the southwest quarter Of section number
eighteen township four, range nine containing sew
cnty eight and As 100 ncres of land more less,
situate in of Wood county, Ohio.
G. T.. GUNER, sheriff.
MURRAY, SLEvIN 4 SrArrORp, atty's.
April Sd, lS6l--iSwj$3 81.
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nEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ROTATE NoTICE.

Mariah T.. GouL administrator of Gabriel Nount doc.
vs.. Thomas Nouut, ct al.
Jackson lou,t, AhNm louut pnl Daniel NouNt, viii
take notice that Mariah t. (ount trd her petition IN the
Probate Court of Wood county, Ohio ON tho eQtl day OF
March, lSjl setting forth that the debts against sd
tate amount To about Sla00 asking opler to sell the
following described tract ut land; an that pant u the east
haltot fractional section t0cyn, toWp six range 10 LAYING
east ot thc Dayton and Michigan rllluadm Wood coun-
ty, Ohio, containing SIXTY acN'S more az l0Ss,
Cook, PMCE j mSon, at'yS.
Auril 3d. 1881 lSwIS9 So
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD co.

Aiphonso Taft VS. John GWorthington and Eliza
beth Wmthmgton.
The defendants John G.. WOrthmgton and Eliza
beth Worthington will take notice that on the 18th
day oi March, 1861, the plaintiff Alphonso Taft filed
his petition against said defendants in the Court ot
Common Pleas within and for the county of Wood,
and state of Ohio, which is still pending therein and
that the object and prayer of said petition is To OBJ
tain II Judgment against said defendants John q.
Worthngton for the sum Of Sl76i with the interest
thereon from October l2th, 1858; being the amount
due said plaintiff upon the two promisary notes of
said defendant both dated "Cncinnat October 18th,
1858" and each for the payment OF $50 with interest
from date, one in year and the other in eighteen
months after date and also to obtain an order for the
sale or the following described promises mortgagcd
by said defendants To said plaintiff To secure the
payment Of the notes aforesaid, vi2 all those GER
tain lots or parcels OF land situate, lying and being
in Wood county, Ohio, and known and described as
out lots numbers 263 Il 81 in the new survey of
out-lots in the City OF Prnysbwg, in said county,
aud for the application OF the proceeds arising from
the sale Of said promises to the payment of the
amount due said plaintiff upon the notes aforesaid.
Said defendants will alsnta notice that unless
they answer said petition ON or bcorc the 25th day
of May 1851, Judgment will be rendered against
them by default according To the prayer thereof.
NJ. r. x Il. WAITE, atty's for plaintiff.
April 81. 1861 4Sw6S7 IS.
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LB ANY TOv YES

A L a Ny s TOY s.
b r o W n & II L IT,
At their old stand in Penysburg, Ohio, have on hand,
and for sale, endless variety of celebrated
COOKING, PARL0R AND BON STOVES,
Ranging in prices to suit the wants Of all,
from $l4 to S3j each, furnished in the most
substantial manner. with either Tin Or Cop
per furniture. Below we give the names
of Stoves
Ajax, hot air, ? sizes, square stoves,
Globe. air tight, 2 sizes, do
New World do do
Clipper, air tight, elevated ovens, . sizes.
Reaper, do do 3 do
Premiums do
Fora farmers stove, the Mountain and Reaper cannot
be cqualcd, having
OVENS or VERY LARGE CAPACITY.
The pipe coming out back of the ovcn and not on
the top, most elevated oven Stoves and warranted
to give entire satisfaction in all they being made
of the best Scotch pig iron not liable "a crack
the Buffalo stove. The joints ground and ccncntcd,
and firmly mounted Those in requested to call
give you better stove for less money than any other
concern in the country"
on HAND ALL TINES
PLAIN Il JAPPANNED TIN WARE,
STOVE PIPE. STOVE FURNITURE,
&C., a., &c.
: Job Work. in a its forms done to order.
WANTED. in exchange, Cash, Corn, Hides, Fur,
PcltS, Rags, Wax, old Iron, &C., &C.
BROWN & HUNT.
Peuysbmg. May Sd, 1860 IT,
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SIlERIFF'S SALE.

IL II. Dodge vs. Joseph Acom 81 al
ny virtue ufa III ta 20 me dWeCicj and delivered
FROM the Court 1T Commun rcAS orWool county, Ohio
shah oer fr sale az the d0orof The Court House, in
Purysbuvg ON
Sapt,l,y, April 18th, 1851,
a. two O'Clock p M, of s'ia day the following personal
pDpert, taken by me on execution against said d,crt
antm favor ofsad plaintiff to.wit; span OF haIsvS
on, Sc, double huues-; one pcdar's wlgon,
G. +, GUlER, sheIid.
April 81, lSjl--iSWsSl ~.
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- CbrisIinn Fletcher vs. James r. Slater.

Christian Fletcher vs. James f.. Slater.
Bv virtue Of certain writ Of execution issued in
the above cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Wood county, Oho,and t0 mo directed
and delivered, will offer for sale 1T public vcndue
ut the dour Of the Court House in the town Of Per-
rysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, May 1th, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 II. M. and o'clock p M,
Of said day the following described lands and TIME
nent to-yit tc south west quarter Of sect, NUM-
brr rrtlirty-tlrcc, township number three range mum
her eleven east. containing 100 acres more of less
all in Wood county, Ohio. Appraised at $4,000.
G. L. GUIER, Sheriff.
April 3d, 1861 -4SwjS3 81.