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RETURNED.--Rev. J. @. White, Of the Ply
mouth Congregational Church, he's returned
from the East, and viii preach Tomorrow
at the above church.
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Carbon OH at 40 esnts pet gallon,
LneEicsting Oh st 2Osnd IS cen,si Akron
Cascade Fl,ur, for family usej No. l Mack.
eTal, Dried Beef Bans, Pork, Beans and
Lard, st eEoRoE sPRAeuE's,
ovistt's Exchange. Cleveland, o.
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HOKEI COKETI UOKEI!-W.
~ Il, WALLACE 4 son ARE NOW hANg- h,AlNg
FAOTURING Coke from the pure HAmMOhRS-
WILLIE Strip Vein COAL, which is superior
T. any othor Coke IN the market We can furnish
Nv using g. and who speak Of its character IN The
highest terms
Also, constant supply Of Hsmm0ndsville strip
purposes.
Being located Immediately the line Of the Ulgyel
land B Pittsburgh BailrOad can ship with ot1.
p,tch 20 any Part Of the State. Orders solieited.
". n. WALLACE 4 SON,
damu0nds7ille, Jensrsoe Uosf y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

TAKE CARE OF THEH.-cOws and hogs are
beginning to make a frequent appearance
on the streets. Shut them up.
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated, New York Il
lustrated, Street & Smiths Weekly, Weekly
Times, Tribune, Herald, World, Independ-
ent, &c. for this week have been received by
Hawks 4 Brother.
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lrn 2nnaa-
T AIDES HOME GUARDS. y
SKIRT SUPPORTERS,

are perfect "UnIcn'' Institution. Il unites the
Corset, shoulder Brace, Anti LAGER and Skirt-sup.
porter In one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel
The "s'OnstItutonm must be Preserved which ev-
cry Lady says can b. by wearing thess Waists.
TRY THEM-PRIOEs REDUOEDt
For sale b.
FREEMAE 4 KELLOGG, M BupsriorSt.
Mrs. PORTER, Mtlliner, A Seneca ct.
HOWE HIGBER 81 uperioI ct.
Mra. HARVEY, 40 st. Clair &C., and at Whole.
sale and Retail BY the ProprietOu and Mauuaotu-
rers, l61 Ontario street, over MOores Auction
Store. ueTelsnd, q
m Waists made to Order.
Estate and County Rights for sale.
MORRIS 4 9HEFFIELn
We will prosecute al per-ons who make the Waists
or make the Braces without authority from rs.
augis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

PERsoNAL.-COl. Beatty and Lieut. Colonel
HOllingsvOrth of the Ieth Regiment, were
st the Weddell yesterday.
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- We cOngFatulate ouT readers upon {

- We congFalulate ouT readers upon the
siIcoTerY of q sure cure for Bheumatisln Gout and
Hauraleis, SID al Mercurisl Diseases which 10 ef
bcted without the ne Of internal medicines, which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
scniy. In facf Il is the only known remedy eeetiif
! perfect cure Gnd Ec fsel warranted, from ita n
is0nmendstions, IL calling the attention Of ths az
dioted and thoae having fiends sufsring from Rheu
matiam. Gout Of Neuraigfa. thu psrnicious ELECTS
~ our papoT Of Dr. Lelsnds Anti Rhournatio Band
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

FHAHK PAREHH.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages at ross ausble figures.
sep24Rfe:lY
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R.eal GaEam.
I YMAN LITTLE,

la n..,.-s
REAL EST A 7 e,
Eaer-, I, gr,.sf v.,iety 81 Esrma and City PrOparD
l1r ssie or Rent Aiso. chei4s Farming LandH Il
Miehison, Illinois, Wi5co g. lowe sno AissoRri
1I-Odioe 30. 8 AtUatar alaa-isess Oiesslle1ei y
10 EAL ESTATE---i% n. kE4ES,
II 4, formerly Of the firm Of Ii &c = heye9,l ma
opened . Real Estate 0flco IN Roi Fee eioeA, COZ.
ner Of Superior street and Public : Tl1te, eno ma
constantly on bsn several thousan. Nee<ee ot ntt
aSRlity Of Farming lands n the Sta - el LoNe
Wisconsin and Missouri, % exchange y ~ hn
goansry property; also foT ell kinds O. ees.92a
drnEsrtF Par rash paid ifnRn-asarV l.zE
W ESTkRN LAND.---H. b. L.
w TIE, Of the late frm Of Litties Ksyes,
co1stGntlT on hand large Quantity Of hns EarmiE
Land In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri 70 e1chanf
or city or country real estate, perBona properf
Once With Sn1ne 'eanipEs. harhla Riook, eups
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jyS:s5l. Cleveland, Ohio.

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
aups-R Ri
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nv =. .. naulltil DOIH'
We would also take this opportunity for
returning the thanks Of ths officers of the
4lst Regiment, now in camp here, for bum
die Of havslccks and Inns sent By the ladies
Of PsEkmsn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

That Collaboration q conversation
had by our reporter with one Of our promi.
Dent yachtmen yesterday, we sre satisfsd
that the Cleveland and Ssndnsky Yacht
owners have endeavored by their challenge
tn draw the yachts of Detroit into a "masked
battery" Whether some yacntmen here.
like Greeley, will sound the tocsin, forward,
so loudly as to prevail upon biz co-sailor. TO
pick up the gauntlet, so defiantly thrown
down, we cannot say. Sandusky bay, where
It is made siHe qua non for the race 10 come
of, is filed with sandbars, and crafts of the
draft of the Coral might slide over and
might not. Instead of being test of spsed.
race at that place would be simply meas
urement of the depth of water required 70
float the several yachts. Why could not the
challenging party have selected a place
where there would be plenty of sea room,
and no danger felt Of humping the bottoms
OF the boats at the first tack. Dothe YACHT
men of Cleveland and sandusky want a sare
thing or, would they prefer to have the
prize taken BY the fastest sailing craft?-Det.
Advertiser.
We rather suspect that the "prominent
yachtman" is not very anxious for what the
gentlemen of the P. R. call ''business,' p and
very likely the 'sandbar" plea will do as
we'll as another.
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&ErOlrers.

HOLT'S AND OTHER KEV0LV-
~ INC Pistols double and single Fowllng pieces,
Rlfea, Ammunition and sporting parstu8 IN yrsai
variety, cheap. Alsc-OonTeya Ii.hinE Tackle
such ~ Eods Reels, Lines. Hooks, Flies &c, &C.
Beed Fish Poles IN any quantity, at
h. HATTEhSLEY'S Gun Store,
l02 Superior st., Cleveland, q.
sSstaP --aftv -vs-~s-S tv-1
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TaEAsuRT DEPAarNENr. !

~ The following impo' iant letter Of instruction
has been issu,d BY Secretary Chase to Collectors on
the Lakes sol
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pdr One hundred aornsn emlgrants
wsnt out on the emigrant train Of the Tee
lsd0 Rqaa this morning, bound tOr Chicago.
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Observation-Disclosures
Mills aud Stark Qity Mills. Two Of the boat
6Flnd8 FEmilY Flour n this markst,
". HELaIDUH,
iuasB . A8Ein .,
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GlothIuq.
MHR ITNnERSIGNEn n

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
II purchase tha entire stock Of Go hing L CIofhe
tassimeres, festinEs, &c, from Messrs *, On
Lhfi ma -, are low preparing 2 an en-
lar ement Of cir Fa stock, with the Intention to
carry Oh ths Whnlus lie tlnthing and Cloth Bus,-
ness at IN II hsrstot0re occupi-d building, No lf7
water street. yusEtH -ACOBs 4 90,
No. i47 Wet st., Cleveland o.
ana = O. e5 ennard 1t New Yorh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

EUCLID STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURoH.-
Regular services will be resumed by the
Pastor (Rev. Mr.. Biltinger,) on tomorrow,
(sept. lst)
The Sabbath School will also be resumed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

PREVENTION fH BErrEk THAN 0ukE
10 ladiss q delicate kealte o. impaired oreaniEa
sion, o. te tbosc b. whom an Increase Of hmiy b
hom any roa1on Questionable, fhe unttrslgurd
would oesr rfosoription which Is pasfeotly Eelia
be aud saie, shd shirh beI been prescribed n "
rious srts of the old world ior the past century,
Allhough H. artole d very cheap and sinpls, yoi
has b en- uat up 81 half rini bottles and sold very
eEtenuivoY d the exoFbitant prioe Of % ror bottls
eundsrSisned proposes 90 furnish the recipe Tor
tmall san Of 81 b. the p session Of which sV-
cry iadT en- supply hOrseif Wish rIeei safsGnarf
u ~ drag iiorc, { the tFiaing nnm Of . cents
g Eear Anf physician or druggist VIII tell you
3 periectll harmless, and thousAnds Of testimo.
niAls can 70 procured Of iis eflcaef. sent 10 any
part of The sorl on receipt Of q, BY addressing
- DR.. ] q. DEVERAUX,
Aus.lnssg P. Q, Box, No. sssl, New Haven. Conn.
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q SOLOMONS0N

PFoeaeal ed Ssimss6e 0pGaim,
Keeps the large aS.oEtme1t q the leOst imPrgEsa
kinda Of SPECTA VhAs. All his 9lasses, whether
fr pesr ~ At eiq Nes1, are ground uDder bis own
tnzpection " mAchin eFy ots new with
TIE greatest care % ef ehe eyea In AL cases.
crFfng Weafyness. DiE7fuagE OF Inflammation OF the
Eyos, and impartiuF strts1gss Gr long reading oT
dne sewing.
hs never eTaployH enY in the sale Of his Lsn1nl
~ Also, 3 spleadtd assortment ofbPf GLASSES
MICROSCOPES, CON PASSES, &C., on hand.
- ARTIFIOiAL EYES inserted without pain
- PsFfeot O. natural
Hoes -naIl'dsN
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MIsoELLANEons


,QgIck TEIF.-The propeller Fountain City, Capt.
W. 4, Pesse IN New York Central Railroad line
ieit Buffalo on the eT ming Of the lsth, arrived
mahe the round irfp frvm ihis port 10 Chic go,
touching 81 Cleveland, beiroit, MahiIoVOo, Sheboy-
Bans Milwaukee, md NHukegtn on Der way ub, IN
ls' 1h.n MIN days The disien g ran is some hing
over 10 m hs, and th- tim from hye 10 Ten d4ys
1e than nal for prop-il Is 10 max the trip On
M0nd the I9fh hsiofs IsaTi Sp,ri she h-d a new
an improved boiler put IntO her. and Il Woud em
from lie txtraordin rs Qnlcs time made. IA the
ne" boiler has Given the In reassd spesd.-BEBalo
EsPresS, Asg 9 q.
~ The following impo iant letter Of instruction
has been ssud BY Secretary Chase to Collectors On
the Lakes -
TEEAsvRT DEPARTzENT,l
sn.-I have kssn ealslly ipfSrmra tSai iIp, II Is
Customary at several ~ Is on the L-kes 70 issue
clearanci vessels after their drpsrture, and 10
~, ~ m os ti ~ " - ~ ssAL ney re-
rigid enforcement Of the stri letter Of existing
"a Avs, NOT aaaptsd IL som r.spSeis h the exi.enee
under many embarrassing restrictions ] can,
therefore, perfeiEH no ObJ ctOn to officers Of the
consistent with he laws and not iueom patabs with
III interest u the revenue
der he cir umstancs ated. inToiTts serious de-
parture nom the law, and you are acc rjiugly d.
rected imne i4teiy to 0iscontinus the rams Il pre-
yaillng your port, aud TO conform to che 10Th and
l,th seesiGRs Of ne ga. lng Act g. 5g3 and Insist
o vessels engag IN the trade between the several
ports Of the United states en- the Lakes,
I am, very respectfully,
s r. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The propeller ogontz which IN former years Piled
bofWeon Buffalo and Chicsgo, and when it was raIsd
amoTg the larGest cl ss, and VT ich for teW yea
p tst baa been plying on Lake Michigan passed down
yesie day, htted out bark, with cargo Of grain
for BanalO.-Dstroit id0eytfaT.
Steamer Fereatsr has been taken to Newport on
the St Clair River, TO be repaired. Il is thought
that she viii be able to r sumo her regular frips
again By tie hTst Of the coming week The Forest
Queen will doubtless be In readiness 10 leave Tor saq
NAV By Friday, on her regular time.-ib.
During the psst g hours come sixty vessels, grain
loaded have psssed this port.-Ib
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

FUGrIvE AID socIErY.-The following
named persons were elected officers for the
ensuing year, of the Fugitive Aid Society at
the meeting on the 2S inst: PreAident.
James T. Alston. Vice President, NJ. Greg.
Ory; Treasurer, Joseph Williams; Secretary,
B. s. Greer.
One of the chief objects of this Society is
to guard the public against impOsitors. All
persons applying for assistance as fugitives
should be directed to the President or Treas
urer of the Society, who will pay due at
tention to their case.
B. s. GREEK, Secretary.
~ Reirigerators and water-coolers, of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; alec
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and grate
emporium Of W. L. MGRvIH,
No. ~, south-side Public Square,
julyl6 If Cleveland, o.
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Of Destruction s the hiaI-

o. ua1trlCIIoul y tile IlIaI-
and mlddls.aEed 70 indulge IN
hauits. Tiose who are earn
lnos 20 dapoi The growing evil,
-ltosd Human Franty, or Physiological BE-
ohea," 10 dsinesies IN vivid coioru tior Il e
bSiiy tfully uutratodl the and enactu e 10
morsand Vial disease and decay, pointing out the
tr,nlT snrs sasty valve neas the advertisement q
eriosemHr" N another column.
"a hY ~. BorroV, ~ Bloaoker e., n. 2. Price
. osat, Sent fsce e p0staso even vhore. Readths
sdvsFtisomu5tof salrlasouar'' IN smother column.
Also sold b. = P Gayi5rd and william Fahe
DruuEists. OlsvslauA. Ohio.
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GGal

O. C. O.-Oary's Osugh Cure dscasEl
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oil OILII GILiu
PEOKREF VOC Ks.
OHARLEs A, DEAN,
HauufsssurJr q
PURr CAHBOx AID PETROLEUM

non nuRNl Nc AND I.ugBIOATLEe,
verSy sH,ss Hansi 20 tho EeW York keroseae,
Erhsoh o1er 10 the Trade - less pflos tneh oSh
~ srT or1er house in the city, 81 90
80 on iron my oWn Wells and have 10. t2 pll- p
-bere eTudp on lrom second hand!i conseq -
Ssii - a ioT psfos, and the quality g1arantsea e
~i-o- -eeffsfactIon in eFerI respect
tlha Trade supplied g1tn crloe Eesholsul,,l,,i ~,
r.-sros{ 111a apanlas inrnished With pure Mecca ch
- lror Ga1d or water.
TkRps. 6BADFs 4 WICkG Al TBOhEsAhA.
OTTf0z-Ho 81 7leter s., q. ,. floes.l clsge,
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Att0rmENg At lam.
T0SEPH POOE-

( TOSEPH PO0L.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
u sUPERIOR STREET. oot5eRlo
10 P. 6PALDING, ATTORNEY I
Gs Counsellor a. Law No. Perkins Block
fJlsveiHn6. Ohio. Espl
sGAGE & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
D aud Counoellorg At Law. Once l6s suparior
i5treet, lopPosite Merchants Bank OisEela1dI o.
"a SPER, J. E., ATTORNEY AT
S "A LAW, Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio. Oftoe
H4o. IS Markst street. dec3d1
WILLIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
w A5IOEEEEs AZ Law. once 10. 50 Superior
trest, Cleveland Ohio 8. WILLIAMBOH.
-sa9l q PTnIE.
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AnAcIsuew,edgmsnt.

We trust that the following letter, just re-
ceivsd by the Ladies' Aid Society OF this
city, viii encourage the women Of this Nty
and the vicinity to renewed efforts, by assnr-
ing them that their benevolent works meet
with due appreciation from those who are
benefited:
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RaNK NOTE L.

CORRECTED BY o. A. Rad CO., nANKERs.
MAINE. WIsOONsTF
All Solvent Bsnks.... par All Solvent Banks.'..
Commercial Bfk Bath-50 T-CT51 -
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WISCONSIN, LAEDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands situ-
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
juneau, Monroe and OcontO, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in the vicinity of Clevelsnd. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of AbOoTT & HORROR,
ISs and 14I Water Street,
jyS:s5l. Cleveland, Ohio.
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BARxUx's HorEL,

oIs 4lJUIsI huBusL loIHI AoOl'
Mrs. B. ROUSE, President Soldiers Aid So
ciety. Cleveland:
Ny Dear Hadapl-0n my arrival here
from Roilas late last night, found yOar'es
teemed favor Of the oath inst together with
the box containing a Ane supply Of lint,
bandsges, &c.
shall distribute among the sick and
Voandsd here the results of your noble and
patriotic efforts, and viii forward you ct an
early day a more deiaile [ account.
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I'm THE CORNER-NEAR TH
~ FOU6TAfE, yOu can get any Js-B done, Fi1iIrl
eEay, and cheap. ne1l C,WL.S on
ON THE CORN ER-NEAR Tx
~ FOUNTAIN, ? can ind
le.2 COWl.Fs a ~ Wat9hmeker1
nN THE EAH TIL.
ia flng LEs Z pn ousiessal.
ON THE COIN ER--N EAR It
~ FOUNTAIN. yor IN md
IN TIE C0RN ER---NEAR, g Ifi
" FOUNTAIN, you can hn1
nN THE CORNER--Nl ia t
~ FOUHfAIHs F1a cla -
AZ - 9 .'''t
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MARRIED.

In this itv August 10Th ~ the 2 ov. Lewis Bur-
ton, Mr.; Oh w. BuLLO snd Mics JANE
> UBBLs. both Of lev land.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31
'l'HE PRINCE NAtOLEON.

VII "a ever thouzht Of snch 8 thinaY
A Prince OF Erance was her;
he came 70 town be OtAsr nignt,
And 81 pped 4 the Angler.
The people rushed 70 sec him there,
And ala dtd aant glance.
Eor feE hfd e. seen before
Ar-al live Primes IRON France.
The Mayor aDd Ci , ouncilmsn
tailed thrIe to Sc his Hithnoss,
And saTefo hm som natN VINE,
That he might 1ench bis dryless.
Then Tay.0r Ofths Angler took
His Highness out 70 vi W
The W ter ~ rks y atrr Curk
And Perry Salute too.
Hetook him all around the town.
Until II last III ; csuc
In e NJ Of A 4CS Z lOy HALL
When he did loud eEciaim:
why in ls bolla fran e I've read
VI tsLaes' l nj n ia I,
An1r solved when I ne here
That on him W0uid cslii
''For be must be indaaa a P-snca,
So ice o dali 70 keepf
AID the" tde3 say be sells good clothes
40 OEery person cheap"
So IN he vent and bought . suit
To veal nn the NORTH star,
Aud said, II be reme ba this way,
He'd call NJ our BaEaar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31
BUSINESS NUTlUEs

ELECTRIC BATH.-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
3 smanner truly astonishing. No other bath
In the world give such universal satisfac-
ton to the sick The plessantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female opor-
stOr In attendance. oAiss No. III Ontario
street. jyS
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@1t 8aLG or Renf.

OTo TO LEASE.-25 L11T- 81.
u 4 UATED on Erie Miami pitssbur7h Ri,s~,..
Onio aud Canal stiestl. Apply . -
ssglaa No. 70 psrtsSI' : ~ slsesS
y II : a l. = -TaRER l5O0an.
II horses az reasonable prices, enquire AZ ~
ae9Eiek.s fsrm, st. Clair rad, Easi CisTeisrd
elkz5H.
YO LET.-BR OK DWELLTN77
Il HOUSE, containing rooms, corner o. 1rls =
soekWel sirsets- Apply on prallisss, or o
b. ". JONES'
gyls 70 P1biio equss-
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l am, very rt.Pscttqlly,


The propeller 0gontz which 10 former years Piled
borWeon Buffalo and Chicsgo, and when L was faIsd
amoTg the larGest cl ss, and VT ich for teW yea
p tst baa been plying on Lake Michigan passed down
yesie day. tted out a. a bark, with carnO Of grain
for BanAlO.-Dstr6it .idgeTtaar.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-06
List OF Causes, for Dec. '6I.

/ Cyrus Barron vs. Hlram o. Fowler, et
al fegnei issue.
1T W. KshIer, vs. Daniel Neyhard
8 Andrew CreVeIing, We Andrew MellcA
Sf, 81 al
Philip Winlerseen, vs. Valentine Win.
Jersteru.
Pni'lip Miller, admr. Of Isaiah Shu-
mau v. Jacob L Shoman.
JOSEPH Lockard vs. J Pennington.
Ezekiel ShuIlz, VS. Jas. Pennington ell al.
6. james Shields, ,el al VS. lsaIah Shumsn'>
administrator
9 Richard B Mensgh vs. John Giggsr.
10 Hugh Thompson, el al vs. Augustus b
Pedrce FL al
II Dauie F. Seyber vs A. B Pearce Ell al
- Henry Wells " George Kirley.
l3 wilson Ager W Joseph Patton.
IA Michasi b Brown, et al VS. James J
Dat, ~ al
Is Clinton D. Herring, ei al vs Daniel F
~ ' bert.
IS Michael Foele, vs. Peter Campbell.
II Thomas c. Robson, vs. WIN FauseY.
Is Thomas { Robson ~ VIM. Fausey
1s lhoma, c. Robson va VIM Fausey.
20 Peter VI Traug h. Vs Aaron Clayton.
81 Samuel Whitaker. W Margaret Smith.
% Nathan Taylor, et al v, James Cake.
% Frederick Dndy, VS. Leonard Adams.
"a Charles Tomliu son, vs Franklin Sew
ar ~ al
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-06
Something Else.

The Republican party fulfilled its mis-
sion, and what q mission But no matter
for that now like the cater piller It col
lapsed and turned into something elee.-
That something else was pretended Uaion
party. made up of Aboliiionists, aud men
that have Iabored for years in bringing
about The dissolution OF the Union. This
bogus Union party has now catter2iIlered
also, and by next year it will ha:ch ont
into something else. Many people expect
it next year 10 come out Simon pure Abo
lition party believing that its several states
OF uansilonare past.-NorthumberIand Dem
ocrog
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curt Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon. Warren J. Wood
ward, President Judge OF The Corr of
Over aud TsrminPr and General jail Deliv-
cry, Court of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace
and Couri of Common Pleas and Orphans
Court, in The 26th Jude ial District compos
FL OF The counties of Colu umbia Sullivan aud
w oming, aud The Hon. Jacob Evans and
Stephen Baldy, Associate Judges of Coum-
bia County have issued their precept, bearing
dale one thousand eighteen hundred aud
sixty one, ahd to me directed for holding
CoUrt Of Oyer aud Tefminer, and General
jail Delivery, Quarter Session. OF the Peace
Com Pleas and Orphans COur, in Blooms
borg, 10 the county OF Columbia, on the first
Monday (belng The 2nd day. of December,
uexl, Gnd 20 continue one week
Notice IL hefeoy gwen, 10 the Coroner, the
Justices of The Peace and Con-tables ol the
said County OF Columbia, that they be then
and there IN their proper persons at 10 o.
clock IN the forenoon OF said day, with their
records, inqUIsilone and other remembran-
ces 10 DO hose tnin2s which TO their offices
appertaiu 10 be done And those that are
bound by recognizes, TO prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may be IN the Jail
0f sait county OF Columbia, TO be then and
there TO prosecute then as shall be just. Ju-
Tors are requested TO be punctual ~ their
attendance aeTeeably TO lheiT notice, dated
at Bloomsburg, the 2d day of Nov. in the
wear of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
ana sixiy one aud in The eishly-sIxih wear
of the Independence of the United States OF
America (Goh save the Commonwealth
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
Bloom burg Nov s. 1861
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
cAaGyuLEY CORRECTED WEEKLY
MRRRLED.

On the 3Ist ult, by the Rev. w Z. Crebs,
Mr. Abrahqm BuckaieU, 10 Miss DorcGs dim
Keller. all OF Miffilnvlle, Columbia CO.
On the ID inst, by the same, Mr.. Henry
Foik 10 Miss SalindG Figiss, also, all oil
Miffiinville, Col. co.
On the 18th uIt. in Bloomsburg bv ]. R.
Dimm al his residence, Mr.. SAMUEL BIT-
TESBeNDER, 10 Miss ESTER ZEIGLER, all of
Nj. Pleasant, Col. co. Pa.
On The 3lst ut. al the residence Of Mr.
Arthur in Bloomsburg, byJ r Dimm. Mr..
VIM p NcBaiDE, 10 Miss II. J. WELLIvER,
all Of the above place.
On Sunday the 9Th ult by VIM. Shuman
Esq, MIR. SAhUEL HIsDERLIDER, 10 Miss So
sAssAH FlsHER, both of Beaver township,
Columbia CO.
October 10th, by ElderJ. Sutton, Mr.. SILAs
BENJAMIK, 10 Miss PHGBE ANN MARKLE, all
OF Benton township, Columbia CO.