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The national Republican., 1861-03-27

KEY WEsr.-J. Mcqueen Mcintosh has been
appointed Judge in Admiralty at Key West, by
the bogus Government at Montgomery, but will
not enter upon his duties until the United
States are dispossessed of Key Wes', which
will happen about the time that the English
are persuaded to give up Gibraltar President
Lincoln has just appointed a collector for that
port, and as it is under the guns of Fort Tay.
lor, he will not be disturbed, at present. in exc.
cutting the functions of that appointment.
The national Republican., 1861-03-27

b4 The following statement embraces the
aggregate appropriation for each department of
the Government of the Confederate States
The national Republican., 1861-03-27

The Delaware Republican reports the peach
crop in that State greatly damaged by the "cold
snap"
On Wednesday afternoon last, Mrs. lydia
Legg, residing near Rock Hall, Kent county,
committed suicide by hanging herself at bed
post with skein of cotton. She had been mar.
italy deranged for some months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

Also Agent for the sale Of W. H. Abbott 4 Co.'s
Iitusviile PetroiEm O,at the lowest market ratea.
Orders solicited.
Rug2lR25 ], ENSWORTH A9ent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

TIE WINTER LECTUREs.-It seems proha-
bic that the Library Lectures tais winter will
be unusually excellent. The Association has
determined to sell no course tickets, but will
probably sell single tickets at a reduced
price, so that the expense to one who wishes
to attend the lecture with his family will be
no greater than has heretofore been the case.
The following gentlemen have been invited
to speak, DR.. Bellows, Geo. W. Curtis, Rev.
Z. 4. Chaplin, DR.. Holland, z. P. whipple,
and HenryJ. Raymond. Sc far a response
has been received only from Er. Curtis, who
accepts. Invitations viii also be extended
to Others.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24
#afhiaists.
.ERNARD DEMMENG,

ARTISAN, MACHIHIsT AN? 2ATEHT MODEl
Ak ERI
Ne. la Supf nor street, (Leader Building, }
Lib o. ASVELAND, OHIO. ...,.--
BERNARD DEMMENQ, having rented t1e
e5tablishmsnt Of d. EoniFsloEi e nov eyelared <
contract for manufacturing Sewing Maehineel ana
AL kinds Of light Machinery. Partcul attention
and hciiilies Tor setting up Models Of Patents.
REPAI IBIHG.
II Four SKATES need dxi1gt call On DemmeEG.
II your BI'5IHG MACHINE Is out of order, b,
"a IreDsir5 Al kinds Of SURGICAL Instrumentl
An kinds Of Metal and Musical 1nasraments ~
Ifyou should get up q new Patent, DemmenF b
the man 70 get up your MOdela, either IN Wood
Brass, or Iron, IN the neate8t manner.
an kinds OF Belt Hanging done IN PROMPT gtVle.
An kinds Of light Machinery put IA order IA ths
sqogt eIpedi ttou8 manner. III n
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thorUurhly A
Rail Road Oonduetor'B Punches Manufactured b
the best manner.
Ran Road Conductors Punches repaired.
- IN iac- seIything In the SHAPE Of FsDalrins
or manutacturing, dons on Contract. T-H'-
Entrance % ahop-lA Superior street, up ons
pair Of stairl, BERNARDO F7Iff FgCI
h6GRl1 Ilf -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

IFrom the Southern Path Finder, n. O.I
Try them you that are Afflicted, and We are nurs
merous Est that has received benetS thSf 40 ofhsr
medicin 4csn produce. 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

HENRY O. sPALDIRG,
8 Lls1ar streat Eeg York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

%It is not generally known that 3
powerful rival to the Lake Superior Mines
is springing up in Lower Canada, bat re-
cent Developments would indicate that such
are the facts. The Acton Copper Mines
have produced over twenty-five thousand
barrels Of ore within the past twelve
months, and are now in full operation;
these wonderful mines have startled the
Geological world, as far as they are known,
from their extraordinary richness and ap.
parent abundance of ore. Acton is situst-
ed about fifty miles east Of Montreal, on
the Grand Trunk Railroad, leading to
Portland, Maine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24
FRAVELERiB HEGIsTEIt.
THE CIT Y.


LulE run AaA-A-N a~A~AANAe
By the pOlitsness Of Mr.. ]. 7. Briggs,
Clerk, We have the following memoranda
Of the North Star, which steamer arrived
at o'clock this mOrning
Len OntonagOn Sunday goth inst, ct
$50, A. n. Left Eagle River P. M
Eagle HArboF P. NJ. Steamer Northern
Light lying there. Left Copper HarbOr at
Up. n. Len saut at u NJ. on the 2lst
Steamer ses Bird ct Sugar Island dock
bound up. Arrived at Detroit at P. NJ
Wednesday.
Brought down 45 tons National Copper
s5 tons Cliff, sl0 hides and 3 lot Of miscel
lazeOus freight. Head winds and heavy
weather.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24
Court Of Common FlsaI.

R4xEEr, BAcEvs : NOBLE, Attorneys.
September 2s, 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24
Cuyahosa County Court
~ O. IL.


FESDA6Ts, viii take ncties fi.sf -, 7-s,.-r
a. Cisyeland. Shis, on the 5th day of OctOber 49,
guTahOEs CouDtFs Osio, Egainst John d II B-7-e-
Mrs kree erisa Borges. and All the other ua11sd -
meat creditor o. the said Jotn " Borgss. IN 1.l-
msnt rseoT. red b. Ons d. sehielF aqainss the 77f
t1g sun OF sotelIf with cost ADD interest, Which
judgment was a. signed 70 ths piniatff Tbaf 80
sation W issnsa On iaid Judgment 70 the sheriff %
me county, pqt had been returned u1gafisded, ana
no property ouuu- Thst the said B5rgss ciai51a II
have no property able for e1sgsii5n Bot fhs
p!alnlin cnarge5 the said John n. B0rgeI of flnd.
us-t tly assigning rge stock Of ready nadsaiofh-
ug cloths, &c In the city Of Cleveland 70 Bis SON
in-iaW, Theodore V0gss, and that said BfrTf1 csr-
ries on tho business, and holds : laTgs aucunf 81
store goods, under the fas8 pretencs OF Being ne
business snd goods OF Theodore Vozes. Thaf Bor91S
a tins owner OF valuable house and iot s1 81 fiai
street CleVsiahd, luore parterls riy described IN
&c 1len 20 Keeps ith ortgasess
paid but not cancelled. Thai said Borgeg ouuas
iaTla property 10 sc Olsvslsnd. dsscri6ed 10 ne
ana % h ath = While, n y bus plainflf ei1i1Ii
John Le 81 peld1 aud that plaintiffs lien on said
Heath White. That J. +. BOress ~ ths rs7i N
. now the tquitabe owner sf valnabls probersT
On the corner d superior and kiFer Streets fn the
citg q ClTelaud more psFtiGularly desri6e N -
Poiil2n pat Hhieh PIgpeitys with The eol niFanoa
@ - -. ~ W la y lelier ue eAlleQ ne
81 ne 70 = Leste IN ms utiss the said krsderlEa
borRas. Ihat he Is also the eqmtsbls owner ofcifT
iot 10 sis On Iracy ,trsei in the CITY q cleveland,
Borg has bought viii his own msans, q Naluahls
la-l ID ooons gug ahoaa county Jhio, cf 81 acres
more pa tcularlg described IN plaintiffs nefitfon-
but Tor the purpose Of heepDg it ron the reach ~
MS cre9L3rs he csn5ed the property 20 vest IN the
name Of his Wiis. That the other named defendants
claim 10 have interest," or leo, actual or coufin
gent On the described property hut 10 what extent
the plalntin does not know, and thersfore demands
proof Of the same. The plai.tif theref re- ure71f
that ali the property iu I'D petition Described -
sod, that the priority Of lsns Be dstermined and
that The pro eeos Of sale be applied according p-
y th5 above named deiendant8, not ofhfrufsa
notheds are hereby sOt fed aud requested 70 app1r
and answer the plaintins petition ~ tha IltE daT
Of December 1891. JOHN FEIEND,
Plaintiff std Attorney.
DleV-laHdi Ost- II, l'6l. Oct. n-163
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

LEPRovED.-The grading and paving Of
the lower end Of Water street, has, 30 far
as q large number of lots affected are con-
esrned, improved very much instead Of in
juring. Several residents on either side
Of the street have turfed the embanknent
on the inside Of the walk in such manner
as to add much to thel appearance Of the
premises. Il viii undoubtedly be neces-
sary, where the cut is deepest to erect
walls in order to prevent caving sway Of
the banks. In some places they have al
ready fallen away considerably. A stitch
in tine will be spt to save considerable Ia
Dor In this locality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

A BoDT or IETAETET.-The principal
item in the wind is Clark Warren, mo al
lusion whatsoever is intended to that am
biguOus phrase three sheets, who sp-
pearsd yesterday morning about his
accustomed haunts panoplied for war. He
snuffs The smoke of battle afar of, and was
distinctly heard this morning to sxolaim,
HHal hal like the biblical charger. Where
Clark goes, there will victory perch
where he tarries, there will be The thick Of
the battle. During later years we ali know
he hiss had heavy odds to contend with,
but has carried everything before him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

TEE CoMEr.-The comet, whose sudden
appearance in the Northern heavens last
summer startled the world, is still seen
through telescope in the constellation Of
Hercules. According to Prof. Tuttle's cal
culations, it is now more than two hundred
and tWenty-fOur millions Of miles from the
earth, while en- the 2Sth of June it was
only about dozen millions Of miles from
rs, and brandishsd its enormous tail guile
close 10 our rolling sphere. Astronomers
are Of opinion that ages must elapss be-
fore it viii again rs-apPear in our skies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

The STATE Of Ohio, tCOuIt OF Common PlssI.
OuyahOga County, IS.
Caroline Eshenbrenner,l
Va. SPetttiOu Tor Divorce,
George Eshenbronner.lJ M
NE0RGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
" Marietta, in the county Of Washington, ant
StateoI Ohio, notified that Garolins Eshsnbrsnnsi
did, on the 18th day Of May A d. 1851, 6le her pe
ton IN the once Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county OF Ouyahog
and State q Ohio charging the said George Eshen-
brenner with Adultery, with Ons Elizabeth KOl
bfenner, and asking that she may Be divorced mon
the said George Eshenbrenner; which petition VIII
be for hearing in six weeks from the date herewith
Dated this 18th day Of Nay, a. D., 1851.
CAkOLINE ESHEEBREHHER,
mY79sti25 By Pierre A. Collier. her Atty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

V6.
John y. BOrge8, Mrs.
Frsceriks BorgFg, Ed
ward Has sumulier. Jua
etumpf, Wm. Maskay.
4heodqre VnReH, Adam
echuidsf, ValenfIueI
swain. Catharins Bur-
eers 6ermtn BeDfroieut
aocieiyf John Black,
FrEnctg Ore ford, Go
Or eufeld. John Hem
oiicz Isaac aud LeOna d
Covart harles Heath
Giles White, arm Of
Heath 4 White, Ferdi-
nand Schumacher John
LaiaY, Commonwealth
lnsufaBcB 90 m pany,
VIM B. Ie0nar , W. W.
Harbus, Cha lee Grimth,
Mslanei0n Burr, Wm.
Richardson, Phflip G..
Weaver, John Mott,
yChn d. CLARK, William
bruggenmyer, d. Bu h.
Mar 3 Hsuke, HeBfFy
Briker, 4. A. Day, We
Meiu- DefendantI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

GETTING RIOH.-The present season is
one Of great prOst to vessel owners and
warehouse men. The amount Of grain 60
ing forward from the lake ports is immense,
freigbts are high, and Of course large gains
ere made By stOrers and shippers. The
warehouse men OF Chicago have announced
that after November 10Th all grain received
by them will be charged for storage two
cents per bushel for the first twenty days,
half cent for every ten days thereafter
till nov. 18th, and four cents from that
dsts 6n the 18th Of April. This is an ad-
vance Of from one to two cents over usual
winter rates. Many warehouse men have
made at least from 81 600 to $4,000 day,
and this advance will largely increase
What may seem TO most Of Us to be q very
fair income.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24
Rerolrefa.

DEYOLYERS AND BOWIE
IL KhIYES.-A nns assortment 0f Revolving
lEIuls, such Colt new model Bacon's, kider' g.
Alien 3 Weelock's, eharp'ss Spis's, smith via
gon'ss large and 1mali with various efhar kinds,
/ lily I'D q. AAfTERsLEY's
Gun Store, l0lsuDsrioF street., 0laTelsld.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

TIE sEOOzD ONO CAvAERH.-Tbe Gin
einnati Gazette speaks of Col. TsylOr's
regiment at Camp Dick COrWine as the
Second Ohio Cavalry" The regiment ct
Camp Wade, Colonel Doubleday, is known
hersabouts as the Second Ohio Cavalry.
Differing somewhat from Col Taylor's
regiment, they have 3 full regiment, al
their horses and no dessrtsrs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

A TTAGHMENT.-ON THE 18th
IA day Of September, A. D. 1851, said Justice is-
sued order OF Attachment in the above aci3n for
the sum Of fWO HuudIed and Five Dollars. Trial
Of said cause is st for November 3D. 1861 Al A. n.
-' N SAMUEL a.. WEIGH,
. .l ALLkA P. MILLAR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

william EdWardsl Before Alsr Mcbride, ,. p, q
-, ". MiddleouIgh teynshiDs ouya-
.nN THE 6TH DAY OF AUGOSIS
" A. D., 1851, said Justice issued an order of At
techment in The a0oEe acticn Or the SUM q lWc
Hundred and Ainety-IWo Dollars and Aig1lee1
Cents, and the same win b for hearing on the Ssh
dAy of September, A. D. l,sl, e 9 O'Clock 4
R.r... o. Ana la. 1ssl.,ss 4 p 4 n -, =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

"a Calculations made in the Office Of
the Canal Auditor Of New York show the
fact thst there are four millions Of bushels
of grain steadily afOat from day to day in
transit on the canals Of the State. These
figures viii sstonish those who do not cor
rssfly understand. the capacity Of the can
ais and the vast movement Of grain from
the West to ude-water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

~ The Commissioner of Patents has
rsfussd Mccormick an extension Of his
reaper patent Of 1s47, regarding the sums
alrsedy received By him, and the sums he
Is entitled to for infringementss as amount
ing to an adequate compensation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

NAVIGATOR OLOsIEG AT LAKE sUPERI-
oE-By letter from Capt. Donald Morri-
son, Of the schooner .Fleeter, We learn that
ice had formed in OntOnRgOn HarbOr to the
depth Of an inch and a half on Friday, the
lsth instant. At the time the letter was
written tie FlestOr Wss bOurd to Chicago
on her last trip for the season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24
Henry Bainss, plalnua. i


Kliish Sendriek, fOivii Action ior Money
Ia ssy5i1 Wsss WssnS5IssE' h5s and g subject lands,
0UUKT OE COMMON PLEAS.
" Cuyahoga County, Ohio. The dsiandants, Eii-
Iah kendricki Lydia Q. Kandrick and s. q. Malt.
Who are residents Of the State OF Ohio arc hofo
b notified that the said Henry Hsines, plaintiff, ca
the 10Th day q SEPTEMBER 86s fled in the once e
inc Clerk OF The Count OF Common Pleas Of ouYEhl-
Ga county, Ohios his petition agaiR1f aaia daiand-
Antai the object and prayer 0f Whieh Petti9n L -
recover Judgment against tie gaid Eliiah kendric
on his nese ir $500 In favor Of said plantil, darcd
June lsths lsi and on interest at the rate Of tan
per ent- per annum and to subject to- the nlVnenf
Of such judgment the ing descEihtd uremisaa
mortgaged By said Eljah and lydia u Kendrick -.
secure ne payment Of said note, to wits Liua a-l
undivided hait Of lots Nos one hundred and f1rtV-
one and one hundred and forty-tWO, Of EzeteI 1ol-
sens allotment Of the Taylor Farm, in the lify q
Cleveland, in that part OF said City lataley known
e. Ohio City-the property ronrs on Detroit street,
eald Petition prays Tor judgment against said Ei-
Jan AaHdr lex for three hundred and thirty daaI1,
and interest thereon since June 18th, lsl, &c tho
rate OF ts per cent. Per annum, ana that said nFe-
tses b sol1to pay the same; and the said dednd-
ants, Elijah kendrick, Lydia O hendfick ard 81
U y est are notified 70 uppeAr and answer said %
tition on before the l6th day Of Nc7embsr. leEl
=. GAGE BkUOE,
lsptlsssi9 Plalntih's EtlornsyL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

~ The Nineteenth Regiment Colonel
Bsattis, is nearly fall, and will receive
marching orders in 9 few days. Eight
companies are full, and the others are rap
idly hHinp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24
rag ALL-sUTFlOusNr TAkns.
VIENNA


TRIESEMAR l, 2 l. 8, ARE DIX
III TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
highland and secured By tha Seals Of the Eools de
rlharmRois de Paris, and the Imperih College Of
Msdicine, Vienna.
No. Is invaluable Tor exhaustion, IpormstoThea
and all physical disabilities.
No. q completely eradicats5 all traces Of those ds.
eases that have heretofore besu treated By the
eiOua and pornioiOuB use O1 cOpaiVa and cubebs.
No. has entirely supPlanted the injurious uHa
mercury, thereby tnsuring the sufferer speedy re.
lief disPersing all impurities and roofing out tbs
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Eos. !, 2 and 5, are preparation th,
form Of lozenge, devoid Of taste and small, and cat
be carried In the WGEtcOst ICoket. Sold In tR case
and divided Into separate doses as administered b.
ValTeau Lallemand ROuI, Ric0ld, &C. Price 50 each
or cases for So which sayel 81 and In S27 cases
hsreby there s saving Of s.. To DO had wholesale
and retail, Of DR.. ARROW, No. l94 Blocker street
New York. Immediately on receiving remittanos
Or. Barrow viii forward the Trisssmar to any PAL
ing 70 the instructions Of the writer
- sold also b. z, 2. GAYLORD and We
fuassas-@@
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

AllIl 4liucli
Descendants. ]
nn DT
7 COMMON PLEAs

Descendants.
GOURr OF COMMON PLEAS.
" OUTAH0GA COUNTY, OHIO.-Ths said d.
tshdants, Hi Ksndrick, Lydia Kandsirk and q,
Q. hests who arc non-residents af the state ONO,
are heraoy Motif that the said kaufman Haues,
paintlns cn the 2st day Of SEPTEMBER l6l, lied II
the once Of tha CLERK Of tho Court Of Gommon
Pleas Of Uuyahoga county, Ia tha state Of Ohio hi5
petition against said deihndants. Tue object and
prayer Of which ii Ion Is 10 recover a fudruent
against the said Elijah kendrick on his promI4eoFy
note given By said nd lex aAid pninri9 drt5f
yuF - ls55s for the suu ol Si0o due in one 9e1l
from date, with interest ct the rate Of 10 par cent
per annunI and psyabls annually and 10 subiect -
the payment o. such JUDGMENT the follouiiE de-
hsDdriek AID Lydia kendrick % said plaintin, %
secure the PAY nient o. said note to Wit ssub lot
NO seventy -nine l9l, in s. s. stones Subdivision
o. orlE1nal lot No. nifty (FCl fJfmerly ErooEfVu
toEnshlps nov leveland City, and ha1 q iront ard
rear Of ~ ieet and l31 Ret IN depth and frontEg
Herman street. Alg0-oua equal undi sidsd one hslf
o. SUB lots o. one hundred ana torty-one (lll and
one hundred and fOi tg-tWO (l43l in Ezekial Fol-
sons allotment Of the gharles Taylor Farm IN tha
lty of Cleveland, fr0utnR the south side Of De-
tfot street ani exiondiEg back % an sllsy Al1o-,
sub-o1 oat in Hiram Silence HubdtTaion - rnFf of
original lots e and s.. In brooElyn, having all
9lz feet front Train street and l3 fest in depth
jan hendrick for thu OF four hundred and iortT
dollars tS30 and Interest thereon a the rsts Oi d
yer cent. Per aunum from ths l3d day df July, niI
aud tnat said premises Be sold 70 pay the lano.
Said Defendants, Elijah kendiiok, Lydia Ken
driok and 5. u West, are hereby notified 10 appear
and answer ssid petition on o. before th6 lGlh d1g
Of RoyembsrI 1851, or Judgment E:ll b. takes aa
prayed for. GAGE BRUCE,
Plaintiffs Attofne7E.
Cleveland Ohio sept, q, ls6isssq
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24
Groceries 4 3rpUisidtta.


6tuftries & a2rppisiolis.
| TRESH ARBIYAL.-NEw CROP
! II OF OHOIUE
BLACK AND GREEN TEAS,
Comprising, among,t others.
Highly favored OOlon.s;
English Breakfast SouchouRs;
ZINE Pingsuey Young Hyson, Of great strength
Fragrant Meyune Young Hys9ni
SS 90. ssS9. eeIa e6b5GyrGSfi; aysGG1i sa.
And an ass p tment OF Jap,n Teas
Our old Gu toners know hat we canno. be eat IN
general iuYitation to Tea ssd see III, sugAr-not
n4o-DkitY Butter in Greeks,
Hamburg Cheege,
Cider Tickling Vim gar, &e- ,,,
Octls los Hot ran Block Pu5ic saUafe
NEW No. l MAUKEREL-AT
IN reduced prices just reoeiv d. AIsO--A new ar
'i''' u 'H''A'O NA''D' 27O SUPERIOR ST.
Octl2 Hdflman's Block
GUGARS, TEAS AND cor FEES
~ all grades, es cheap as any house IN the city.
GROCERIES.-AT 163 ONTARIO
VI st you can find the best BROWN aHd WHITE
SUGARS, aud the most Pounds for one dollar
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
w and cheapest GREEN and BLACK TEAs,
VOU WILL FIND THE BEST
i assortment OF ell kinds Of GROCERIES, at
hOWet's. ootl0
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
and S oheaRsst e SsSssP Candies, star'hs. and
VOU CAN ALWAYS FIND AT
aFr kauf 81 I'll II. n-g4.
ana Cheese. OctlO
VOU WILL FIND A GOOD
stock Of FISH Of ali Kinds at Howeris
NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
FROM KENTUCKY WHITE WHEAT,
At A. N. PERRY & cos,
IyS ZIG a lis Superior st.
GROCERIESI GRO0ERIESU
By recent arrivals our stock Of GROOE RIEs
largely incressed. 10 the Wholesale Trade We can
previous to the large advance On price that has oc-
Cured IN nearly sVeTT article kept BY Grooere. We
havenOE on hand @
O0chests choice Black Teas,
l50 chests chOice Green Teas
100 cAtties Grcen and Black Teas,
81 hhds island Sugars,
100 bbls Coffee ellow Sugars,
200 bbls Coffee White Sugars,
50 bbls Sugar House Syrups,
100 : "Pyle's" Saleratus,
100 Z" abe tand's'' salsratuB,
a0 Woods" Starch,
80 Corn starch,
200 d German Soaps, u.
200 Yellow SOaps,
70 OaBtils Soaps,
60 Fancy 30 lps, -.#- .-
100 bbls "BrOnson's" Tobacco,
90 boxes choice Tobaccos,
800 gross "Mickles" Grape Tobacco,
20 "GoOdwin's' Vine Gut Tobacco,
200 dozen Pails and Tubs,
100 " Wash BOaTdB, ...
so Band Boxes
100 bags Bio Coffee
70 packets Java Coffee.
Fresh Ground Oofie, received every day,
Pepper, Spice, uioTes, Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger
OitFoni kaisenss Ourrants, &C, 40. Also
800 bbls oHOlOE FRESH FLOUR,
90 b" in bags, Z" -- "
We deliver Flour in any part Of the city Free Of
Charge for DraYage.- - M0RGAN 4 R0OT.
lust ESTABLISHED.
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NOTICE-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made by the Judge Of the Prob ,te
Court for the County Of CuyahOga, OHIO, in the
matter Of the ASSIGNMENT Of " illiam Eiske, shall
offer for sale 81 public auction st the door Of the
Court House, in said county the 23f day Of No.
vemOer, 1901, At O'Clock z. NJ, the following de-
scribsd notes. 10 wiz said notes being the asset1
Of said assignment:
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