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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
GEaal Aotifes.
STATE or OHIO Z In The Court IS Common Pleas,
Mary L. Dring1


STATE OF OHIO 3 In The Court Is Common Pleas,
@a', o,',.- i S-'a. I,l-'
THE DEFENDANT, OLIV E r
DRtFG, will take notice that on ths sth day Of
November A. ID. ls6O, said Mar L. Dring hied her
petition ia said Court against aim, praying that the
marriage contract now s15disting between them Be
dissolved alleging cause therefor that be has been
willfully absent from plaintiff for more than three
years prior TO the filing said petition. Also drunk
onness and gross neglect Of duty lor three years.
She also asks that she be restored y her Waiden
name Of Mary Louisa Campbell lhe uelenaant Is
required to appear sad answer within SIX Weeks from
GAGE EBRUCE,
decN.320 Pine sAtt,ys
TIE STATE OF OHIO, In Court Of Common
Cuyahoga County, s8. Pleas.
Francs Elyert1
W.
John ElYsrt
THE DEFENDANT, JOHN Ell
a FERT, viii take notice that on the lith day oi
January A. D. 1851, said Frances ElFert dled Ia said
Court her petition against him, praying that the
marriage contract now existing between them De
dlssoived alleging cause theTolor.'Gr0ss ne gect
Of Duty o1trrms cruelty and habitual drunken
ness, Tor period Of over three years The deiend-
ant Is required % appear and answer within six
weeks from the appearance Of this notice.
p. ID. BKESLlN.
iaul233 Plaiufins AItoIugy-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-

/ "A UmIN lClhAlOh = NOlIOG-
y "a Notice is hereby given thst ths undersigned
Gas been duly appointed and qualified a. AdmIuis-
yator with the Will annexed OF John kneal Gecuas-
- LCTHEk R. PREkIiSS,
CaAveland, January g, 1901. ianlt;32l
.ASTER'S SALEM PURSU-
lNN A NOE Of a decrets order issued from he
T1,T-I M, ommOn Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio
in which g, orgs " Glrry, Ct al plaintiffs, and
BazfIg 81 q utchinsons o. al-l del5ndanis5 10 me
ire-fed Al al expose Tor sale at the door OF the
Conrt House in the city Of Cleveland in said cgunts
m The stb dav o. EobruIry 1861, az o'clock p. ID,
of SAID dav tie 70 flowing described lands and tene-
/ 5nenfs. Situate in the township Of N0wburss Cuyu
hfga county Ohio and IL known by being part "
ririroI Iof mum I,- 81, and s bounded Is iOOws.-
beyirrinT Al tIs tlire Of the Pittsburgh Roa1 l50
c1iie gu the sout oasteriy line OF land Formerly
owned bv Eleszer tsablef themes north torfy -Fe 9
drgrees east twelve I'D chains aud forty three (tJ
lins 10 stone ID tie east line Of said Original lot
now The centre Of thu highWayi thence north one
fourth Of degree east along the east line Of SAID lot
al five ( chains to 10 ne thence south iorty-nve
li5( degrees west fteeu g. chains and ninety-one
lgI links TO the cantr dfs Pittsburgh road lead
ing from Cleveland to Rev burgi thence south lor.5
ave 40 degrees east along the centre oI ssd Loau
three ~ chains and a ny tWo 5l INKS 70 tne pi'
OF beginning the same CO uIalnlng nVe acss ~ lanu
be- the same more or less but snbject 70 al trsil
highWays Appraised at s. ,llQ .-.-
A. T. Siads, Master O0nlnir r.
Pln5 Atty. lan3
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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-26

IN TowN.-Col. o. H. P. White, of the for
warding house of White & Co., Sacramento,
arrived in Nevada on Saturday last, on visit
to his old friends and acquaintance. The
Colonel is looking well, and we are pleased to
learn that he is prospering in his business.
GIFT ENTERPRIsE.-The gift entertainment
of Nevada Hose Co. No. l, comes off on Satur-
day next March I'd. The tickets are nearly all
sold, and the remainder are going offrapidly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-26
San Francisco Adj
SANDS SARSAP A R
THE GREAT AMERICAN RI
For Purifying the Bloc,
CURl

This is the original and CURl
genuine article, which BY
its wonderful cures has Sc
cured the first and fore
most place i'm public esti- II
nation 1t has now be-
come indispensable in fam s.
lilies for the mos. delicate
female, and the youngest B0n.s A.
child may take 1t all times
with perfect safety. It sTUBBoT
not only cures Scrofula
and all diseases arising CUTANEoUs
from a vitiated and inflam-
ed condition OF the blood, PAINT
but If timely used will
carry off in a perfectly
natural manner all un-
healthy secretions, and
prevent the breaking out
of those unsightly blotches MRRoURl
sores and pimples, TO
which persons of scrofu- GENKR
lous tendency are all more
or less subject. ETC.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 3
ReSy- Ask for Sands Sarsaparilla and tai
Prepared by A. b. 4 d. SANDS, Dr.
Fulton street, cor. William, N. Y.
For Sale by Redington h Co., San Fr.
II. Mcdonald Il Co. and DR.. Justin Gates
ramento II. II. Wickes Il Co, and Rudol
Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-26
S A F ES!! S A F E
F. TILL M AN
No. 90 Batterv street. San

COLE Agent for TIIT0N &
- McFARLAND'S celebra-
ted Fire.Proof and Burglar STR
Safes. This safe is well known #S5E
in the market for its unsur- -
passed iire.proofqu ,hav- 1l
ing withstood in California, ~~
as well as in the Fast, the
hottest fires known. We can
refer TO endless certificates from parties
ing towns, whore these safes have been
the most severe tests of It's fire-proof oua
Safes are secured by our Combination
Lock is in every respect the most secure
It requires the key and combination 10 oi
If the key should be abstracted from !
would be per ectly useless to the posse
his knowing the mental key, which the
ries in his head. To those in want of a
we offer the above cheaper than any O..
market.
A large assortment on hand and to arr
nov29-4m. +. TILLMAN, 90 j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

II ia ordered that each regiment shall CONSIST, on IN
aggregate of officers and men, of $50. Tie total thus
to be called out is ,39li the remainder to constitute
$4,000 men under the Presidents proclamation will be
composed Of troops in the District Of Columbia.
The Hon. John Covode has offered Gov, Curtin
$50 900 Of the loan authorized by Pennsy TO arm
and equip the troops ordered from that State. dele
cation of Pittsburgh merchants have made a similar
tender.
The War Department, by telegraph to-day, accept
ed the offer of Governor Sprague of Rhode Island OF
aresiment. lie requested by the Secretary tosend
them % Washington without delay.
The F;rst and Second Regiments of the District OF
Columbia Militia have rendered their services TO the
Government.
The prevalent rumors o. martial law Immediately 10
De declared in this District are untfHe.
When Maj. Andersons quarters were Burning, Gen.
Beauregard offers Of assistance before the white
flag was run up. Senator Wigfall received the sword
AID returned it to Maj. Anderson
The fleet is still in sight off Charleston.
A dispatch to The Jnteiiigencer says that by the
bursting of two of Maj Andersons cannon four men
were killed The Inteligencer youches for it's auhen-
ITCHY.
an offer has been made to the Treasury Department
at Montgomery take the whole loan of the COnfeder-
ate States, fifteen millions, at par by parties in New
Orleans.
George N. Sanders has telegraphed the following dis
patch to Dean Richmond, August Belmont, Mayor
Wood, and others:
"A hundred thousand mercenary soldiers cannot
occupy and hold Pensacola. The entire South is under
arms The negroes Strengthening the military.
Peace will be quickly conquered Northern Demo
Gratis are standing by the Southern States. People
viii not be held responsible for Lincons acts unless
indorsing them. State Sovereignty is fully recognized
Protect your social and commercial ties by resist
ing Black Republican Federal aggression. Pennsyi-
yana by her Legislature, should repudate action
The commerce of Rhode leland and New-Jersey is
safe when distingushable. Hoist your flag
"(Signed), GEORGE N. SANDERS"
Martial law was established in the District Of COlum
bia this morning.
Volunteer troops are now reporting at the War De-
patment.
Gov Letcher, IN private letter TO friend in Wash-
ington last week. says he adhees to the opinions for
rnerly expressed in favor of Central Confedeacy.
IT, however there shall be future disruption, the will
of Virginia if she act otherwise, shall be the rule OF
his conduct. Any sacrifices she requires will be made
by him. and if troubles come he will take hs share Of
them.
report was in circulation this afternoon that Gen.
Scott had resigned, but meanwhile he was engaged
with the Secretary of War and Adjutant-General
Thomas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
ugrsss esrcss of vesscls though il was fspS-d THE

idgess Or escss Of vesscs though il was fsps.d this
mornins maj a British brig had been prevented ron
coming i'll. There Wa brig Of this character in the
offng this mo'aing.
The evacuation OF Fort samter was completed by .
o'o'ock on Sunday.
h.ajor Anderson and his came ont with the hon.
ans OF war; tbs wsS granted by General Beauregard
aaer au unconditional surrunder
There was great connection il TIE harLor feet of
email boats steamers being crowded with passengers
Tae American Gag was brought down with salute OF
Fly gpus. While it was being fred gun exploded,
killing one Of Major Abden-ons men, woundipg three
MORALLY, and severely iniurng.four.
Dsnel Howe died last night. while being brought to
tie City Hospital Edward Galway is MORALLY
wounded. George Fielding, John Erwinaud, ard Geo.
Pincbsrd were severely hna. All we.e Of Company
+, Isl Regiment, Federal Army The man killed out
right WA tossed in the a;7 aud came down a iuanged
OF humanity.
The Bank of Chester has taken $4,000 of the Con
fcdcratc State loan.
Alarm was given las, night ard early this morning
BY great booming Of guns 10 the seward IL was at
first thought attem.t was being made by the fede
raj troops land at Stone but learn FROM parties just
from there that the supposi,ion is incorrect.
The label ia taking in PROVISIONS
More engines have been sent down 20 Fort Sumter.
TIE fire has been eSirgshe1. but it is neoesrary to
cool oil ilie magazines. These very hot and the
meu are II, aid t. open them Leaf they made explode by
ventilation. One hundred and tweuiy-six barrels OF
powder are yet in tho magazine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
THE UNION VOLUNTEER BATTALION.

Notwithstanding the storm of last evening large
number of yourg men assembled at "GaIlagher's
Ranch" No. GlS Broadway, for the purpose of joining
the NewYork Union Battalion" organized under ,se
command Of Col. William Wilson. Tie Constitution
read TO esch and every previous to their sign
ing the roll. Col Wilson was present during the
greater part of the evening. Many young men, repro
senting different localities after signing the Constu
ton, provided with rolls to which appended
the form published in yesterdays TRIBUNE for the pur-
pose of obtaining signatures and raising, if possible,
company or part of company. Gallaghers Ranch
as been fixed as the headquarters of the battalion.
and one or more members will be in attendance day
and night afford all necessary information to tboss
DESTROYS OF enlsting. Between $50 and COO persons
have already signed the roll, and Col Wilson - conf
dent that he will have his quota of men before the end
OF the week. Those who applied last night were stout,
able-bodied men, ard had a rough and ready look.
They were enthusiastic for the Union and cheered as.
lily for the American flag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
MEN AND MONEY WITHOUT LIMIT.
The Loyalty Of the North Aroused
FURTHER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Departure of MAI. Anderson & bis rTen
THE FIRST GUN FIRED BY CAPT. DOUBLEDAY.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGroE, Monday, April

WAsHiNGTON Monday, April II, I6oI.
The following is the form Of the call the respective
State Governors for troops issued through the State
Department to day:
SIR: Under the act of Congress for calling out the
militia to execute the laws Of the Uuion, TO suppress
insurrecton, repel INVASION &C., approved Feb. ~
d795 have the honor to request your EXeellency TO
your State the quota designated in the table below,
serve as infantry or rihemen for period Of three
months, unless sooner discharged. Your Excellency
will please communicate to the time at about which
your quota will be expected at it's rendezvous, as
will be met as praeties Die by ocer or Off
TO muster il into the service and pay OF the United
States At the same time the oath Of fidelity 70 the
United States will be administered to every officer aud
man The mastering officers will be instructed re-
ceive no man under the rank of commissioned officer
who is in years apparently over As under IL, or
who is not in physical strength and yigor. The quota
Cor eh State Ia as fnIlnye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
FROM MONTGOMERY.

MoNTcoAfRY Monday, April To- no.
Presidcnt Daviss unswer TO President Lincolns
proclamation IL rough and curt. 1t is rs follows:
Fort Sumter ia ourp, and nobody is hurt. With
mortar, Paixhan and petard we tender Old Abe our
Bs1n-yes0rd.
Secretary Toombs ba1 received dispatch from Sena.
tor Breckenridge and Gov. Magotfn, saying that Ken
lucky is greatly excited, and sympathizes entirely
with South Carolina and that 1000 men Of the Border
States are under arms TO at moments notice,
upon the order of the War Department at Mont
gomery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
THE UNION IN NEw-JERSEY.
,psclsl Dispatches TO The N. Y. Tribune.


TRENTON, Monday, April 10, 1861.
The dinner rendered to Judge Dayton, by the Bar,
was largely attended. The toasts were all for the
Union, and were cordially Endorsed by every member
of the Bar Of the State The streets are lighted with
bonres and the crowd collected at The True Aners-
can Office tBrecknrdge organ), and demanded the dis
play Of an American flag The editor responded in
strong Union speech Great indignation felt against
Capt e. Yard u. s. NJ, whose resignation was an
nounced to-day. He has been in this city for the past
year and in sympathy with the traitors. lie Is now In
Pitssburgh, and has been warned not 70 come back
t,ere. Gov. Olden issues his proclamation tomorrow
dor four regiments, in accordance with Mr.. Camerons
requiston tonight.
From smother Correspondent
TRENTON, Monday, April Is, 1861.
The war news has oblterated party lines here. The
people are alive with excitement. Bonfres ere burn
ing In the streets, and, notwithstanding dIenehing
sain, the people crowd the street corners The stars
and stripes are flying from The True Democrat and
Gazette Offices The crowd gathered in from. Of Tie
True American Office, and demanded that the flag Of
the Union be displayed The editor, Judge Noar, OK.
cused himself by saying be had no flag, and appeased
The crowd BY announcing determination to uphold
abe flag Of the Union and stand by the Government.
sshs Associated Press
TRENTON, Monday, April Is 1861.
Toe dinner to the Hon. w. l.. Dayton Minister To
france, given by the Bar Of Eew-Jersey came off to.
oy q the Trenton House. The Chancellor Of the State
presided. Largs numbers of the bench and bar were
n attendance. An, address on behalf Of the bar wa
nads BY the Chancellor to which Mr.. Dayton respond
VI" mpen length and very ably. Speeches were also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
BOARD OF OFFICERS-FIRST DIVISION n.


The announcement in of the evening papers,
Yesterday that meeting of the Board of Officers Of
the First Division would be held at the City Arsenal
last evening, was premature No such meeting was
held Major-General Sanford the Chairman of tho
Board is at present in Albany. lie is expected homs
tomorrow, however, and when he arrives the Board
WILL doubtless be called together probably on Friday
next, to take such action the present crisis de-
mands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

made 10y Gov. Yroom. late minister to Prussia. 'aoge
Ogden, Senator Ten Eyck, Attorney-Geuera r~iine.
huysen, and Others. The entertainment was asP'enal'
affair and every thing passed off very agrccsbiy rii
evening" rockets were fired in favor OF The Genera
Government and large number Of men. with hie ana
drum. were parading the streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
THE SIXTH REGIMENT.

At regular meeting held by Company II, Sixth
Regiment Governors Guards, n. Y. S. NJ, last
ing, at their headquarters, Centre Market Rooms.
strong Union sentiments expressed, aud the stars
and stripes eheored in most enthusiastic man
ner, the men being unanimously in favor of unfolding
the Constitution aud the Union. They expressed
themselves as ready to perform any military duty re-
quired of them. Captain Schwartz presided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
TIE TREASON AT TIE NORTH.

SPECIAL DtbpGtcn 70 Iho ~ l. i'D""o' soct
Hartford, Monday April 10, isoi'
TIE war news creates intense excitement mere
Men of all parties are Withdrawing their advertise
ments and patronage from The DoRy T'"es 'Demo'
crac,, in consequence Of its Supporting the S'afhe'h
movement Colt's works are running night ana DAY,
turning out large quantities Of pistols for the soather
rebels. large number Of cases were forwarded THIS
noon by Adsms's Express Company to Peter Williams
& Co., Richmond, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
usdcr shv ss 500 s~sassss~s " United ss.es Amy
nyers partc,iar Odic6 n,sars 10 s a. % Z o. m

| every Pafucuiar Omce pss''' ~ N '"
TIE qualifications for y5isuteering are as follows:
In reference TO the performance of military duty use
Act Of Congress provides, that all able-bodisd white
male czers Of The United States between the sgss al
eighteen and for'yfye years, liable to be called
rpon to perform militia duty. and exempts therefroa
The Fce-Prcfident Of ss United States The Judicial ssd
executive officers of the Government OF abe same, the
members Of both Houses q Congress and ther respect
I'VE ohee's' all revenue officers and their clerks post.
dastes stagedfives, and others connected with Tie
m0i service ierrymen employed at csly ferry any
postVoad, inspectors of expoTs pilots, mariners 10.
suaiIy employed in the sen service Of a,,y citizen or
merchant within the United States and sal other per-
soas who are or may be, exenpte by the laws Of tho
respective States Of the Unon xtbstanding their
being between the agesof eighteen asd foy.ive Yeas
of age. rn E al
Subsequent enactments have added 4, the list Of en-.
empted persons the following: Posdnyew drivcrs %
mail-stages assistant posmasters, and pOsOice clSks
Decisions OF the Circuit Court of the United Staes foV
the District Of Columbia have also furnished addiosa
exemptions viz All clerks in the several Departmens
at the seat Of Government and warrant officers in The
navy.
Among the business men down town there was
very general and earnest expression of continent ID
fWor OF eusiaiaing the action Of the Governrneuk-
throughout the city very generally the stars and stripes
were hung out, and from number of places where We
have not been accustomed to the American RaG,
This fact typifed.s significantly public sentiment
We understand that 90 great is the demand for Hssa
steamers, and the American Bunting in a variety II
ways, that the manufacturers full Of orders. We
observe that "red white and blue badges envelopes
and other similar devices have made their appearance.
On ferry boats and at places of resort patriotic sent-
is to be heartily respondedto. During thsdsy
it not nnfequent thing to see from fifty to two
hundred persons copyrighted to listen to PATRIOTS
harangue, which they would cheer vociferously. Nos
should the spirit shown by the ladies go unrecofdsd.
for among them there is not far as We can hcs,s
dissenting voice They for the Union and for put
ting down Rebellion; and if the fathers, the husbsnd
and the of tue land prove as loyal as they are,
there need be no fear of the result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
SEvENTY-FIRST REGIMENT LIGHT IN
PANTRY.

The battalion drill of the list Regiment Light In
fantry, NewYOrk State Troop COL Vosburgh, will DO
held this evening at the State Arsenal, corner of Sew
enih avenue and Thiry-iifth street. A limited num-
Der Of tickets have been issued to invited guests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
R.c."osD, Monday. April IS. 1851.
An o,d;osa. Of Secession will pass within two

uayB.
The Csovernor will L. 10 no proclamation till he re-
eeives copy of Ptcsaicnt l. noon 9.
Tie Governor has received notification of requi-
son for three thousand rasn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

A SEVERE RETRIBUTION AT HAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
MEETING OF MERCHANTS TO SUSTAIN THE
GOVERNMENT.

A meeting of the solid men Of Wall street was held
yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, to take preliminary
measures for an immediate meeting OF the citizens Of
New-York, for the purpose of devisng measures for
sustaining the Government. The meeting consisted Of
some of the largest capitalists and most influential Of
our citzeps.
Mr.. c. Il. Robert was chosen the Chairman, and Mr..
S. H. Chitenden, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were nominated to 90
operate with the Committee in calling a meeting a
our citizens at once:
Charles ii. Marshall, John A. Dir,
L. q. 4. Cannon, Sam. Sloan,
x. H. MeCurdy, c. " s. Roosevelt,
Moses Taylor, ;. b. Hunt
{. X. Robert J. J. Astor.
The following resolutions were also passed;
Resosd That the of this meeting that before Ne
Legislature adourns law be passed 10 provide adequate nesns
putting militia Of this State In conalion 20 meet ~
of the county and 10 fpcna
urop,y the demands Of the Government whstsv tnsy
may for the support the Union and the o.
RrrS That the Secretary OF this meeting send
ne.sa.e informing Governor at Albany a. once.
The Committee named above met last evening a.
the house of r. s. McCurdy, No. 10 East Fourteenth
street and measures were taken to prepare call and
draft resolutions and procure speakers for meeting
70 be- held without delay. The subcommittee will
meet at the rooms Of the Chamber Of Commerce this
morning. at 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

EFFECT OF THE NEWS ATTHE EoATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

PROMPT RESPONSE OF THE PEOPLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

EXPLOSION OF ONE OF THE GUNS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

-Four Of Major AnderSou's Men Killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
THE PRO.SLAVERY WAR.

"DETAILS OFTHE ATTACK ON SUMTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16


The executive of this body met last night at No. 6lS
Broadway, Mr.. Pettee presiding. resolution WIS
adopted approving the coarse pursued by the Govern
ment, and rendering the use of the new Republican
Central Headquarters, corner of Broadway and
Twentythird street, rendezvous for those persons
DESTROYS of forming regiment. The rooms will be
open day and evening, and the movement will DO
under the direction of the Presidents Of the Old Mems
and Young Mems Committees and the Chairmen of
the Executive Committees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
THE LAWYERS IN THE YIELD.

meeting of some of the younger members Of tfe
Bar held last evening at the rooms Of Mr. Frants
A. Young in Fourth street, for the purpose of TAX ing
measures to form military company IN support Of the
Government at the present crisis.