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PECULIAR BOAT TO THE FISHING
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Personal NOTICES.

TIKI CARMAN WAC TOOK A TRUNK
Il from the Sister, o, Mercy corner Of HSuS n and
sonfes fave. ob by s.IIins on serss.s. TiAo a Oh
Pr, einct STALLION Hsuse, and be via be- rewarded
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ROARD-FOUR YOUNG MES CAN BE
asosmModAted with good b ard and iqs AIRY
an snd 's Sfs s.s me @h
tsnished roomS. Apply At l02 Mon oe ~ Aul2 q
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ROARDIHG, &c.-AT NO. Al EAST 10Th
~ It, bst.eea Broadway and 4h sys, in ono q the
tsw gonileDes and lee, married or sin e. can b.
tain good rooms aud board, by the week or month,
spend few weeks In the city win lind pleasant
bsmpora, homo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

GFron the Southern Path Finder, n. o.
Try them you that are afflicted, and We are Burs
thst our estimony can be added 70 the already nu-
erOus lst that has received benefits that no othel
meGtoin a san prOduos.
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GENERAL ORDER no. IS.
hAAD AbAkTEAB OHIO MILITIA
ADJUTANT Generals OFFICE,


COLUMBUS, October 8, 1861.
L Lieutenants will net be hereafter ap-
pointed except on request Of the Military
Committees Of counties. Commandants Of
Regiments should, in all cases, before maxi
ing Recommendations, know that those they
desire appointed are approved by the CoUn-
" Committee, and they must in no case
exceed ten for their Regiment as more may
be recommended by County Committees
than can be appointed. All parties desir-
ing appointments are recommended to send
their papers by mail, and only to come in
person after their cases have been acted
upon
IL Recruiting officers are directed to see
that their recruits are provided, as far as
possible, with two blsnkets; dark color
preferred, to weigh not less than four
pounds each, and to be paid for by the o.
s. Quarter Master, ct prices to be fixed by
the County Military Committees, not ex.
eeeding current rates. Certificates Of ap-
praisement to be made in duplicate, and
accompany the accounts Of the recruiting
officer.
III The excessive use Of the telegraph
by parties who correspond with this De-
psrtment, involves an enormous expense
to the Government, and must be discon-
tinued. Hereafter, telegrsphie oommuni
ortions to any Of the State Military De-
psrtments, must be prepaid, and the bill
may be presented to the Adjutant General
of the State, who viii refund the charges
for such messages as he shall be satisfied
were Of nature that could not be trans
mittsd in time by course Of mail, and were
Of sufficient Importance to the public ser
vice to justify their payment by the Gov
ernment. By order,
C. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adiutsnt General, o.
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UOU CAN ALWAYS kIND AT
HOWER's the b st of Family Flour, Butter
and Cheese Ootl0
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Head-Quarters Ohio Militia.
-Guurp AEia OFFUrE

OOAOABUSi Ooti - AOS4'
To The County Military Committees of Ohio:
GENTLEMEN: You have been called
upon by the Governor Of the State in his
proclamation Of this date, to take prompt
and active measures for procuring from
the citizens o supply Of clothing and blan-
| kets for the troops now in the field
In carrying into effect the views Of the
Governor expressed in that proclamation,
it will be well for you to consider the fol-
lowing suggestions:
Endesvor to have the subject presented
to the people at their meetings on the Sab
bath. Let the appeal be made in themorn-
ing, and the contributions in the after
noon. Appoint trusty agents for the pur-
pose of making collections, who are known,
and in whom the people have confidence.
Let every article be marked with the name
of the contributor, and whether it be given
or sold, let your contributions be collected
at your county town without delay, and a
complete invoice carefully made, with the
name of the contributors, the estimated
value of the articles, and note indicating
whether they are to be paid for.
You will spprsise the articles at fair
valuation for cash. Blankets, such as will
probably be contributed, will be worth
from forty 10 sixty cents per pound. None
but good blankets of full weight will be
paid for,
As soon as your packages are made up,
forward them to the Quarter Master at this
place and send with each copy Of the in
voice, and also copy by mail complete as
above described.
Arrangements are made to forward them
to the army without delay. Everything
you receive should be all lDooL Shirts and
drawers should be all flannel, eolored grey
or red. Socks should be heavy and strong.
Blankets should be oolored if possible, and
thick, to weigh four pounds or more, and
not woven too tight.
Comforts will not do for troops in the
ield-When wet they are worthless and re-
uuire long time 10 dry; but they may be
substituted by families at home for WOolen
blankets, while they send the latter to the
soldiers.
Let your action in this matter be prompt.
Immediate supplies are needed, especially
Of blankets. Obtain assistance from IS
many patriotic citizens ss possible, and let
the next ten day see our Quarter Masters
ware house well filed with tangible evil
dence that Ohio does not forget her patriot
soldiers in the field
C. P. BUCKINGHAM.
Adjutsnt General, Ohio.
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Cleveland, oct. II, lasl.
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LAD1Es AID SooIETT.-The business Of
this Society at their Rooms on Bank street
is truly wonderful. Almost every train of
cars brings boxes from some auxiliary So
oiety in this portion Of the State. We learn
that the receipts Of last week we're more
than for the entire months Of June, July,
and August. A perfect system has been
adopted BY the officers, and business is
transacted with the precision Of clock work.
Nopackage is received or disposed of with.
out correct record being kept Of it,
The ladies Of this Society deserve great
great credit for their selfsscrihcing devO-
tion to the cause Of the soldier.
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Asssrs. Editors Please allow me in be-
half Of myself and family to express our
gratitude to the officers Of the c., C. & c.
and the P, Ft. W. s C. Railroads for their
kindness in furnishing special car from
Cleveland to Msnsheld, via Grestline, for
our accommodation in bringing beloved
wife and mother to her friends, that her
earnest wish to be ct home might be graft
fed. -F|H
From the Conductors Of the treins and
the Agent ct the Mansfield Depot We re-
osiyed the most careful and tender oOnsid-
GRAFTON. MATTHIAS DAY, 81.
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TErom the 81. Louis DsmOorat.l
eimmenss demand for the article COsDhAlio PiSl
{ rapidly sneTessing.
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KURIOUs KOINOIDENOEi
SLOAN UNDER THE OOUETNR
sMIrH AND OTHERS. Ii a BOxII

NORRIS in sight With his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner Of
Horses and Cattle find the bost Medicine in use
for many Of the Diseases peculiar to such AntHlas-
They are q Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Loss Of Appetite bound Distempe pers, &C. &C.
IU-TheBs Powders always give satisfaction, ss the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. bae
siTculsrs. Try them. For sale BY z. +. Gaylord,
6. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong & Arm
ftrong, Cleveland, o., and By all Druggists in the
country Also at wholesale by the Proprietor, at l6l
Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio, TO whom ali orders
tsbs: :R55diS g. c. NORRIS.
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y. That one 50 young, for whom
e. IS promise gave assurance Of so much
for the future should thus early fall, has
caused painful emotions in the community
in which he lived
The remains Of Lieut. Robinson reached
Rsvenna, at FIVE P. NJ. Saturday, in charge
of Lieut.. E. L. Quay, of Company G, 9TH
Regiment and the father OF the deceased.
The corpse was met ct the depot by large
number Of citizens who escorted 1t to the
residence Of his family.
The funeral obsequies were most solemn
and impressive, and conducted in exceeding
good taste. At ten and half A. NJ,
large oOnoOurse of citizens assembled at the
Town Hall, and marched in procession, led
by the Hudson Cornet Band, to the resi-
denoe Of Geo. Robinson, g mile northWard
from the village, b. Y. Beebe being chosen
as conductor Of the funeral cOrtege. At
the house the exercises were brief, and the
remains were Immediately consigned to the
oemetsry-J. D. King, D. B. Lawrence,
William q. Beebe, Harlan P. Hall, Charles
E. Witter, Harvey Waterman, J. P. Catlin,
L. E. Ranney acting as pail bearers. Upon
the march the band played Pleyels hymn,
blending
The mournful and the tender in one strain
From the cemetery, the procession, on
foot and in carriages, proceeded to the
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Prospect
street whore the funeral ceremonies were
concluded. The attendance at the funeral
was the greatest ever known in Ravennsi
many citizens Of the county joining with
the residents Of that town in paying the
last tribute Of honor and affection to the
dead.
Rev. IF. Day, late of this city, now
pastor Of the Ravenns Methodist Episcopal
Church. preached the funeral sermon from
the words, " o grace, l0hsre is thy victory F
The discourse was divided into: O;:twoi heads
lst. The Grave as victor; I'd. The Grave
as defeated. Attempting no sketch Of the
sermon, we add our testimony to that o.
many hearers to its appropriate eloquenoe
solidity of thought and Christian reliance
in the hour Of affective dispensatiOn. A
the conclusion of the sermon, Judge Day
made q few remarks touching the chsrsc
ter and life Of the deceased, which, as
tribute to the memory of one who heroic
ally lived and glOriOusly died, one who
obeyed the mandates Of duty, fearing
naught, were eminently just and proper
Judge Day concluded his touching address
by reciting LOngfsllOW's Psalm Of Life,
q favorite with him Of whom he spake:
"Tell me not in mOurnful numbers
Life IS but an empty dream
/ For the soul is dead that slumbers,
And things are not what they seem"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

HeRsE TH1ET.-sheriF Williams, of POr-
"a re county, arrested q man last evening
ai Ravenna, who was in possession Of q
h. rse which was no donbt stolen. He
would not give his name, but says he is
3 0m East Cleveland. The Sheriff had q
6, 5ere tussle with him before he could take
I'm. The thief is in iaii.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

a. Some forty Of the members of the
2sth Ohio Regiment (Col Buokley's) who
who have been of on furlOugh for the past
week, came in one the Pittsburgh cars this
morning and proceeded by the Lake shore
train for Camp Giddings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

VNHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
wv and cheapest GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
90 10 HowarSs oclO
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Il PENDANTS, will take notice that John Friend
q CleTslAnd Ohio, on the 5th day Of October 1884,
hled bis Petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas Oh
OuyahOga County, Onfo, srainst John II R-rgs1
mrs. Erelertka BOrges. and all the other named d.
iendants setting iorth that the plaintiff e i1dg-
ment creditor Of the said joan n. B0rgss, IN ud-
ment reeoYs red By one o. Schely against the SAID
B9rges a. ne February $50 term Of said court for
the sum q Sogo,ifs with cost aud interest," Whlch
Judgment vas assigned 70 the plaintiff That ere-
eptlon Ws issued On said judgment TO the Sheriff Of
the county Dqs mad been returned unsafisied, and
no property found Thst the said 3TE-s ciains 10
have no property able for execution Bat thu
Dlaintin ogarges the said John + Borges Of fraud
us-t ssaiguing 81 rye stock q ready made sl0lh-
Ing Sloths &C in ths city of Cleveland 70 bis SON
riss on the bsslness, and holds israg si6o16f Of
store goods, under the false prstsnts Of being tha
business and goods OF Theodore Vo7eS. Tbaf Bsr-es
s the oEner Of valuable house and lot on Sc Olar
street Cleveland (mOre particularly described 10
some Of which are on'y preteuded ones, and Others
paid but not cancelled. ThEt said Borrs1 ownsa
iaTm property in EIst ClsVeland. described II the
and 20 Hath 4 Whiie, N. y; but plafutia eiafr1s
John Laisy paid, aud that plaintiffs lien on aid
Heath White. That ]. T. Borges vas tie real and
Is now the 6quitabe owner II a valuable properly
on the corner Of Superior and River steets IN the
city q Cleveland more particularly described n she
petition, Pot which PIopeTtys with the nivancs
and aid oi one Edward Hesssnmueler, he caused the
same TO be reste1 in his wife, the said Froderika
BorRe5 That he is aiEO the equitable owner OfcitY
lot No. ss, on Tracy street, in the city Of Cleveland
causing the title 70 vest IN his wife That the said
/ Borg has bought with his own means, valuable
laIm N oOi0n guy4nQRa county DhtOs OF 81 acres
more pa ticulArly described in plaintiffs petition,
but Tor the purpose OF kespng IL from the reach Of
his creator5 he caused the property to vest in the
name Of his Wiis. That the other named deisndanfs
claim to have interest or hsD, actual or cnntfn-
gent on the described property, tut 10 what extent
the plaintiff does not know, and therefore demands
proof o. the came. The plaintiff thsref re, prayed
that all the property ia ID petition described ha
sod, that the priority Of liens bs determined and
that The Pro-eeos Of sale be aEped according to pri
/ OrisY Of liens
All the shove named deisndants, not otherwise
nohhed are hereby not ned and requested 70 appear
and answer the plaintiffs petition hy tns 18th day
/ Of December, 1851. JOHN FRIEND,
Plaintiff e. AttornsF.
Cleveland, Oct. II, 1861. OSt. i2:sds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

Army GoODs &o.-seventy-tWO tons Of
army stores, clothing, Sc, we're sent for
ward from the Eastern General Freight
Depot this morning, directed as follows:
To Gen. Robert Anderson, Jacksonville,
1a ninety-eight boxes ordnance stores.
To ]. McKinstry, o. s. Quarter Master,
st. Louis, No., twelve cases hats, ten cases
equipments, four cases clothing, twelve
bales blankets.
To Capt ]. H. DiCkersOn, Assistant
Quarter Master, Cincinnati, Ohio, eighteen
bales Of blankets, four boxes equipments,
three boxes military goods, one box KNAPP
sacks.
To U. g. Subsistence Department. St.
Louis, No, S77 bbls. sugar and fOrty-fOur
bbls. Of coffee.
To Capt VIM. Craig, Assistant Quarter
Master, o. s. A., Marietta, Ohio, two army
carriages, from Troy, N. 7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

ARTILLERY COMPANY FOR THE ONO
sevExTH-Capt Joseph King has recruited
. 5ompany of ffty-six men, for Section
CT Artillery for the Seventh Ohio Regi-
= snt, now ct Camp Gauley, and viii leave
J lVenna with his men on Tuesday evening
Or this week. His cannon and equipage
lave already been sent forward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

MASTERS SAL E-PURSU-
lyl ANT to The command Of decretal order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
county, Ohio, at ths suit Of Nelson Prince and Oth
ers, gainst levi Thomas, and O'hers to direct
ed shall expose for sac az public auction at tie
door Of the Court Rouse, in the City Of Uleveland
IN ssid comfy ths 18th day OF october, ISL, 1t
O'Clock P NJ the following deseIit ed premises 70
ty, Ohio, and bounded, beginning in tn ; Plank
road and south 3954o west chains, ~ links from
south 50Ao east chains and 20 links to said Lewis
west line; thence south chains and s. links-
thence north 30 wast 5 chains and IS Inks
thence noIth s954o east % llnks-thsnce north
5O14o west 6 chains 70 the Plank Road-thenee
north 3qo east chains and 80 linkE % me pace o.
beginning, containing 81 acres Of land Appraised
El2oO. S,,-,
GEO. H. WYMAN. Master Commissioner.
B. B. BEAvIs, Attorney for Plaintin-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

Tn 'NoRTHERE LIoHT."-This favorite
axe Superior boat has been undergoing
tome repairs to Ct her for the Fall trade to
upper Lakes and is now in fine cOndi-
ton. She is to make but two more trips
this fall, and leaves the dock Of Hanna,
Garretson. & Co, this Monday afternoon
d; 4 o'clock, for Lake Superior, with good
list Of passengers and a very large load Of
freight.
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john Friend,

~
John +. BorRes, Mrs.
Ertdsrika BOrRss, Ed
ward Hesssumulier, Jno
stump, Wm. MaFkay,
Theodore FoRss, Adam
5chnider, ValenEine
swain, Cathariue Bur.
ger, aerman Benevolent
Society, John Black.
Francis ora aford, Geo.
Greenfield. John Hem
orick Isaac and Leona q
poVart harles Heath
Giles White, drm Of
Beath 3 White, EsTdi-
uand Schumaker John
Laisy, Commonwealth
lusuTauee Go pany,
VIM. B. LsonaF W. ".
Harbut, Ohsl les Griffith.
MeianctOn Burr, Wm.
k-chard8On, Philip q.
Weaver, JOha Mott,
John D. CLARK, William
Broggenmysr, d. BuJh.
Mar . Hsnke, Henarg
Briker, l.. A. Day, Vie
MeIn- uelandants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

PAoxo MAToH.-There is to be q pacing
match st the Fsir grounds on Wednesday,
Oct. 18th, ct O'Clock, P. M., between Wm.
v. Potts aBily Burton" and Ed. RussslPs
sUuiOn Jack" for purse Of $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

NEssE1s WASTED.--shiPpers are greatly
IN want Of vessels ct this port, to ship pro-
duos, coal, &C., to different points on the
lakes. The warehouses are full to over
aOWing, and coal yards Overrunning. Our
AsrbOE this morning vas nearly empty
there being only one steamer, one prOpet
lsF and i've sohOOners in port, and three Of
these loaded TO go out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15
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TAMES a. ODELL, BRASS
% EOUHDBR AND MANUFACTURER Of
BRAS Work Of every description, No. s5 Union ST
afsW doors from Superior street, Cleveland Ohio h
. prepared 20 furnish all kinda Of work used foI
1Bed IN the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of al
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