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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

zeal NOTICE


Ain yra II. Rsynolds, Ths dslandAnt, said Islah
By her psxt friend seloVsrll 2 hereby notided
L1lar 20 I. aI1aFs lr11 On - I'm qay o. sep
Plrtntilf. tie abcFe nl1aEd
"a Plaintiff dled Der petition IN
Taish eeloreF. the ol1cs Il the Clerk uf ths
pelendant Court u Common Plaaa,
Uffhin and for fhe coruEl Of r1ofa In she Stats
az Ohio y ting forth that ~ lald defendant =
jus D. insebt d % the plalnilI q the sun of hFa
hundred collars with fntCrtse = ter psr cent par
annum, lom The 17Ih day ot AM, .e57 on bis npla
o. hand o. tdls dafs- b anid dfl8udant exc uted
ard delivered { jace6un 6ei1Eer lor valuable en-
1ideraflon- hat, On the day aforesaid 70 socnfa
the pa ent of the not and Interest, sid defend
art hla1e, eLecutGd and q iiFofcl mortqag4 upon
Los re a. N Barbsr = Lord'l lubdiVisln IN that
part Of the City cf Cleveland. ltt9 known as uhio
Cify, accorol14 20 plot and 4rrfeT cf Aha Nor
chant nov on de II t6a pLlco Of he Recorder q
toeda iog sid CCulT ol Cnlahogai that sid nots
and mcrtsa age has been eQ7 assigned 10 this plata.
TIN for raluable cunHideration 1hat said noe q
due and thsflro part thefeof has been paid, ths
prayer of said pstilon . 81 lldgnent egalEst said
deisndant foE fTs auldre dollars with interest Is
te1 per cent, therecn ron rrif z7th, idsI for th1
eas Of the mortgaged preaise 70 pzy said note and
lnsereat With eosts Of auii, and for other aud far
The said dsisndsnf Is nersbY isr.hsr notiisd tat
unlels be answer Or dsr1ur % sd petition on or be-
iors tha fhird eafurday after fhs Trirrfi,n ~ ~
Weaka rcm the date OF this potiee, the sane vii b
tassp as ss9t s'eds ana iudsasnt and dsess e.
'slso aesofainsll' i W y; =; - R5Dh4s llSll.s
ssptSrbsr IN, lsslS5T-sF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

EFrom the Advertise, Pl0stisnce, B. II
Ths testimony IN theiE hvoF b strong. non IA
most reapectabla QaartsrA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

FUTY-FIFTH REeNEET OF IEFAETRT.-
GOV. DennisOn appointed the following on
GERS, for the 55th Ohio Regiment of Infantry,
on yesterday
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

% --'' FFrom the Gazette, DaVsnport, IOEa.l
nr, SPilslnE EoRid not connsot his nams with T.
article Sc did hOtF " % posses r0dl moTit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

IFFOn the Commercial Bz1lstIn, Bo5son.l
ssid 70 BE- vory sacaci0ua for the headaeha. .el
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested In mere than shOuaan
aAssB, with a1tire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

In this connection We orsr new tssttmOnialss !
II am Methodist Clergyman and when on mp
trcuit have met with many women troubled viii
the diseases for wh4oh you advertise a1aEshairs Ute
rps Catholioon ~ cure. have advised its use ant
has eeectod complete cure wherever it hss been
Tso6s Rev. EAfEB SHARP,
M r1g sr-ff5If's if Western star Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

IHron the AdVsrtiSer. PrsT1dsnos. B. II s.
Fhe 6ephAlio Pills are said to 10 q rsus7kably st
eottHe romeT ioT the headachs and one Of the Vsry
oe5t or thas aery frequent comfaaint which has eV-
- been discovered. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13
aAeAieiaeea.
WARRANTED IN All GASES,

wv ENH. Hta q tlH AN N'laHa Q
aoG 4, D sisi'H II a HAiRY5hK go bl'a q
QHRONOrIHERMAL FENAIlE PHEa,
FOR the prevention and cure Of eli ihoss dlfiaae
arising nom -H1 ~ -
~ StcPPa0s ot NatSs o. O6stvcaoHs.
r,.,o, ,,,,,. "a. asl u ~ ,If,-,s.a
the adifectiona hAVs bben stfiiiy 5llogod sud thsT
ere peri5etl sets . tei.e b1 ths5uost delicate.
10 MARRIED LADIES theyarO particularly re-
oonmended, as they rs1oys dliIl6utiet and restore
nAtures no mstteE from what fhb .ob8lrasli5n
may arise. A iew days In most cases Wiu pn0duea
ths DESIRED eSioct SDd aith Saah % boV sff let no
ininTg VIA yer rsqg irop thalr ulp, but those who
are pregnAnt shOni tot no thorl, ~ thsy have an
ouecs contrary 70 nsturb! H glnii E NJ
Ramphlsts Disabling thor virtueg With numerous
certificates nom well known phyIelaha aud RpOth-
ecarieas oan - had application 70 the agent who
viii send tbs Pulls u dsll rcd, ~ natl Do5t.psld 70
Aly ADDRESS on reoelpt Of the money rod N borns
containing sixty PILE by Al the pEncipa dfusgsss
--S '-'r-'' 3. W. CLksk. t,.u. Agopt e
l iviasR@ We aapaTioF a fsessiaiif ~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

bs Iron M DEily EsHs. EsEpoFt, B. IL gsl-
os1hAnc Pnls Grs taking the Plaos Of ell kinds. y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

Isron the Western r B. Gasstss, Cl1ioago. MI
~ heArtilyf 8dorss hr. sFaiding, and his mri
ralled Cs9hA ills. -Tl n >
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

TrOm the DsmOoraf, 81. Cloud, MIMI
Ifyou ara, or have been trou Dlsd With the head
aohet send for box, iCephAlie Pills.) that Jos
nay have them In case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

fEFom tie KsnaWhs valley Star, val
We ars sure that persons suffering with hsadachs
Rho ~ thams Ein stick to thsla- 9I--- n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

Lieutenant COlOnel-Georgc q. Stafford,
of Norwalk.
MsioF-John G. Lee, of TifHn.
Quarter hsster-R. G. Pennington, Of
Tifin. G s.oH sd, TclI s. ~
a AdjuaAat-D. F. De Wolf Sf FiHin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

IFrom ths Examiner, Norfolk, Val
oeDhalic Pills accomplish ths object for Whisl
they Fers llaAe viz C1rs ofhesdAohe In al IL i0rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13


-BAED FOR W1DE AID HUrCHIEs' Cav
4LaE KEsl1Esr.AoaFF worthy citizen, Mr..
Dustin Marble, says ihe Akron Beacon of
yesterday, has receiyed,e eommissiOn from
Col. Chas. Doubleday, 70 organize regi.
mental bsnd fer said regimsnk No better
selection in our opinion could have been
-nsde from The list Of Ohio musicians. A
SS0pstsnt teacher and gentIemsnly fellow
Is slr, Marble.
The very best material has been quietly
secured; whole number sixteen. The band
goes into camp next Saturday.
Mr.. Marble assists in organizing 3 band
for the 4lst Regiment Of infantry. Any
desirOus Of position in said Band can
present their credentials to him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

lkroH ne Southern Path Finder, n. Oh
!. II tham y0u that are snictsd, and w are sure
tnas our te4 imony Be addd 10 the alraady nu-
ueloos iss that has recsiTsd bFust1 thaf 10 othsI
mez1up Aqs1 pruduces 81 III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

srH fBrom the st. Louis DenOorst.f
Ihsinlasnas demand for the altiele (OspbAAo FIIls
rapidly eaeresaing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

og-A slngIs bottle Of sPALUENG's PREPARnI
GLUE viii save ten times It's cost Annlally. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13


MECHANIC, TKRzEERs & WORKING MEN.
rlIE attention Of The entaTpFsag and ndu3aous por.
y tiol of thaopmmunity is directed 10 the following
etatmanie and liberal Inducements offered thsn By the
uLR0Ts CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as thsE WiIl PeroeIEs, EiIl enable them, By
coneoFtl5le homes for theiaselves and families, with
comparatively Speskngi very liitls capital
.Issl .f2 LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
o. No Stats n the Tals7of the Mississippi onrs 90 grsaf
q ndncement 2 the settler as the state q Hnols.
1hafe b no porlion of the word where al the cGn1-
s &C. e. en5f a sSt 1eS @ e oa s5 fT9 Tasl P59
Prafiss Of Illinois, l1li tlas p sia
THE SOUTHERN PART 1.-5s
O. tha stato lesWhn The 1one q the Cotton REGIONS,
While the sod u admirably adapted % the growth ol
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from 15 70
20 ctl more per bnshel thaa that rased farhsr north
90 gRIcR ROLLIEa PRAIRTR LANDS.
Ths deep ric loan Of the pra-iesis cultivated win
such wonderful facility that the farmers a The Eastsrn
and Middle States are moving % nnos in great mum
DfG ne area Of Illinois s about equal % that of N
gland, and the soil 8 20 rich that Il yin SapporttReuty
millions Of people.
EASTERE AND SOUTHERN EAHKEIs
These lands are contiguous % q railroad 100 nlles
ll sngth winch connects with other roads andnasga
bls lakes and rivers, thus aa5rdng an unhronea com
Enumeaeoa win The Eastern and souihern narksts
= APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus fsr capital and labor have been applied % De-
Veloping the BO the great resources q the State n
coal and iron almost untouched The inguabo rule
at The mechanic arts flourish best andf fus
reoheapeat viii follow as an early day N Illinois, and
n the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that e least
ave hundred thousand people vii be engaged n the
slate of illinois IN various manufacturing ezFloy-
menis. r.l l e
RAILR0AD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS
Over 500 900 900 Of private capital have been sx
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois. Inasmueh
part OF the income from several Of these works. with
valuable public fund in lands go 70 diminish he State
sxpenses ;the TAzs GEz LIGHT, and must consequently
vyery day decrease Es
THE STATE DEBE
N qdis aaH g only SO oIo5 s9s H. I'D ,1ii1 fAe
E7 rss rs1ys has ben REDUCED - ,9S9 10 ~ ana ~
sav reasonably espsei at IN tes year w oeeoie e
ffnd l n ll llai Haa -. ~
Pamphlets dssclpEzs Of ihe lands, son, climate, !
q -pp $500 j. w Fc
For the names OF the Towns, via
nOLs Cent q. H. see pages 1855 1S9 &
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RATIRoAp sYsTEN oF MLINoIs.
M9aieiaes.
SoRoru1A. oR kINals EvII...

SCROFULA, Oh KING's EVIL,
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE, corruption Of The blood, By which this
az n -, z ~ 6Sd 9s2 -
burst out in disease on any part Of t. 10 orEn is
lee RON It's attacks nor Is there one which L may
caused by mercurhl disease, 10y living, dsorderec
or unhealthy food Impure air, nth and hkh by heb
tts the depressing vices and above all, ty tie Fea
real injection WhaieTef be It's origi" II is hered
tary IN the Institution, descending ON parents
indeed, it seems to be the rod Of Him who sAys, q
viii visit the tniQuities Of the fathers up0D thaiT
Iis Effects commences by deposition from the blood
Of corrupt or ucefous matter, which, In the lnngA
LIVER and internal ORGANS. is termed tubsrclesi N
or sores This foul corruption which gende-s In the
lous contributions not only suffer nom scrofulOus
complaints, but they have far less power to With
stand the attacks OF other diseases; consequently
vast numbers perish By disorders which, although
not scrOfuOus in their nature arc still rendered "a.
tS y ths tHint n the sysssn Most Of ths eoR.
origin directly in this scrCful0us Contamination.
and many destructive diseases Of the liver, kdneya
srn aggravated BY the same cause.
one quarter q S our Reopls ars Seroi9l9gs; then
their health is undermined by T. TO cleanse i rOn
the system must renoVate the blood by altera
exercise. Such medicine We supply
e laa@ @ A1Y d ERRSl
CoEPOUED ExTRkCT OF SERsAPARILLA,
the most efactual remedy which the medical skill o
onT times can devise for this eEeryWhsrs PREVAILING
and fatal malary. II is combined from the most 20
tive remedlals that have been discovered for the ex
purgation Of this foul disOrder from the blood,
the Of the system from its destructive conse
quences. Hence 1t should Be employed for the
Of not only Scroula but also those ether affections
which arise nom II, such Is ERUPTEGl GlA SAD
DISEASES, ST. AEIHOHTs fIRE, R0sE, or ERTsIPT.
Las, PIgPLEs, PUGTULEs, BLOTCHEe, BLAINs, a1C
RQIEs, IUMORs, TE9IER aud SALT P9uEE, Sea
HEAD, BIEeWOBH. BHEUMATIsM, .aILITI9 az
MERcURIAL DIsEAeRs, DBOP8E, DK5PEPaIA. DEBIl.
IfY, and indeed Al COlIPL1 INrs tRRIsLEa E1ol
FITIATED OF ltIPURE BLOOD. The popalAr belie Il
'iuapurity Of the bloodn Is founded IN truth, tul
scrOfuia Is degeu eratiOn Of tbe blood The parti
ular purpose and virtue Of thi8 Sarsaparls 3 pu
rify and regsnerate this vital fluid, without whici
sound health i8 Impossible IN contaminated conBd
tutiona-
YER5S AG UE CURE,
FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE Or
EttsTmisteBt FsVeT, o. Fever and Aglts, ReniB
Tat Fsozt Chill Fs0sT, Daas5 Ag1is, Pc
TicdiedI Headache, OF Bilious He'd
aehe, and Billieas FspTs, indeed,
'7 foT tie phoIs eLass Of Dis
edse5 oTigiBasi9g u 81
kGy arrangement
srr.F eGEsed By tbs
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AN Of the Grelsonberg Medicine ars 70

OHURoaIBh BROFHER, DrussIsts
itr W cor 0ntario e q PnhIlc aanar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

To avoid imposition, observe the signature ano
likeness OF DR., Stephen Sweet on every label, and
also tsStephen Sweets Infallible Liniment" blown
In the glass Of each bottle, without which none an
genuine .l RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
Sole PrOprietOrs, Norwich, Ct.
0iavaIaud aenQT. l9sd -
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lRICH R0IIugd PRAIRE lAED9.

Ths dsep ro loan Or the prairies cultivated viii
such wonderful facility that the farmers a The Easarn
Gnd Mddie States are moving 70 Illinois in great num-
brG ne area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that o. IN
gland and the soil 8 % rich lhat i R support twenty
millions Of people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

a ADMINIsTRATRIX's NOTICE.
"a Notice Is her by given tnat the undsraiFaed
ha5 been duly appointed and qdaliled Is sdmin1-
trafriK On the sstats Of M5Ioa DouE dee-ased.
MalISSA DOW.
c1ave1e1d- Sfsnf 4 fzfI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

- Thirteen tons of army goods for Gen'
1ranOHt, Were taken forward By the United
siatss kEP1e11 this morning mOsily army
blankets .aieari.5
-Od 1fhs American Ektrusl ssnd forward this
!. stra5n, rix tona 81 camp sauipass doth.
ing, &c, Tor ths same idestidStioh. ''''''' '''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

DHAD POUuTaY.-Tbs American Express
Company have been doing a heavy -transpOr-
tstiOn business in the poultry line, Tor the
past few weeks. The Express this morning
bzolghtin Eon Gineinnaii, iorty,iour boxes
toF the New forA market. Upon taking them
from he CT, at least eight hundred chickens
and ducks were found smothered fsOm
riding n Q close car. 55B
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13


CeEDUCroE MoORH.--We gather the fol-
loving additional particulars Of the death
Of oonduotor Moore from Conductor Joseph
R. Tyler, Of the c. &T.RR. Mr.. Moore
vas Shaking the cars Of = freight train
On = curve ct Defiance, about eight o'clock
yesterday mOrning-standing upon the In
side Of The curve-and was fatally injured
By the esrs coming together with great
force. BE, however, stepped back and gave
The signal for the train to go on, not know
Ing hsW seriously he Was hurt being In
ciined to So On with his train, which was
behind tins,-this Wss objected to. BE
walked some distance to obtain some water,
and While drinking It fell dead upon the
ground, but few moments elapsinE be
tween the occurrence Of the accident and
his death.
-Jr1 Hlr.F Moore was brotbeF-in-laW to John
o. ParsoDs, General Ticket Agent Of the
O.&E.R. &. in this city, and leaves :
wife und two children IN Fort Wayne "a
mourn his sudden demiss--a man very
much respected and beloved by large
circle Of friends. We understand thit Mr..
Parsons and family went to Fort Rsyns on
tAs early Toledo train this morning.
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5ttFatrlnes.
NERVous I1 pI1IsoRnERs


EOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
4 Spr om ~ rs SnH ~ b ss5bs5
Sweet, Of Connecticut, the famous bone-setter and
has been used in his practice for more than twenty
AS AN ALLEYIATOR OF PAIN, it is unrivaleC
b. any preparation before the public Of which thf
most skeptical may Be convinced BY single trial.
This Llniment viii cure rapidly and radically
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and in thou.
sands Of cases where had been used It has neVei
been known to fall.
FCR NEURALGIA, it VIII afford immediate 10
lief in every Gaze, however distressing. -.
1t will relieve the worst cagss Of HEADACHE IN
three Inln9tesf and is warranted M 90 90 IT.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LAS6ITUDE arising from inoprudencc excess,
tbs Llninent s q most happy anu unialilng remear
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues, II strength
and reVVhss the system, and restores It 70 ea1
ticity and vigor. ~
FOR PILES.-As an external remedy, we claim
that II is the BKsT known, and We challenge the
world TO produce uul. Every victim OF this
distrossing comp 2gid give i a trial, for il
ority OF cases will eifect q RApICAS cure.
oOINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex
trsmey malignant and dangerous, but timely ap-
plication Of this Liniment vii never fal 70 cure.
BPRAlhS are BOnsstimeE very obstinate, and en-.
lArReent OF the joints is liable to occur Is neglected
The worst case may be conquered By this Liniment
Brnisss, Outs, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns, ana
Scads, yield readily % the wonderful healing prop
when used according to directions. Also, ChiblaiDs
Frosted Feet, anA Insect Bites and 6tinRs.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy at hand, for its timely use
at the trst appearance Of Lameness viii efeetually
horsos are liable, and which render 90 many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over iogr hundred voluntary tsstTn.onial! e II.
been received within the last two years, and many
oF them nom psrsons IN the highest ranks Of li1s.
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lands or ILLINOIS

% No Siats n ths Tas7 o. the Nsssspp onrs graai
nducement % the settler as the State o. Illinois.
hafs no poriion of tho Rord where al the c0ndi-
TINS Of climate and soil 60 admirably combine % pro-
ducs those two great staples CoKS and WERt, Is the
Prahiss Of illinois. fs5-3i 1T t'las > sia'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

N AtIlSE- ID HEhhL 5GlN BH H
IN tho CTeditors Of tbs said e. c. searls, that
6sen dlsIsrsd 81 tks Pr1lsss .OS-rt Of Cuyaho-5
County, 4 hio. and thai the Eame viii Be raid %
them b. tn said Edward tingharii ~ his once, IN
Gf septambsr, lssl-
DANIEL 3 TlLDEH, Iudgo.
Cleveland. Aus. z, lssl. aaEls:sso
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

A usrfnin unprfnnlpled psrE ~ aro ettenptlng y
palm OF cn The unsrgpectlnR glblics limitations O
iny fsEIP1RED QBOE, W nd cAution al Def-
sons q aEaine bGiofD puFchns lg cad 80 shat tAe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

= 49, = - : J6HN WHITELAW,
Olty Civil Eagi1s5r
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
Giving tho Yank ees the Measles.

Giving tho Yank ees the Measles. -
The Rebels in Missouri it seems are up
to all sorts of devilment. a Yankee pa.
per thus tells of some of their recent ras.
cally doings in that State: ..s-,s..,
Gen. Curtis received instructions to-
day of an authentic character that the
introduction of molasses into our camps
at Rolla and other posts, was through
rebel soldiers, who have acknowledged
that they were sent into our lines by the
rebel leaders for the purpose Ct spread
ing the malady among the Federal
troops. The epidemic is still prevailing
to a fearful extent with fatal conse-
quences in the majority of cases. One.
third of Generals Ashboth and Sigel's
division are now Frustrated by this ter
rible malady. -.--.-<.ss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
The Kentucky Legfsiature..ZOlli.
Golfers Command. =-+

CISo1NEAII, Dec. 6.-The Commercials
Frankfort dispatch says: Although every
act in the legislative proceedings shows the
loyal feeling, nothing Of interest has trans
pired. The expulsion of Breckiuridge gives
great satisfaction. Many aspire to .cceed
him, among whom are Jas. Guthrie, Jo, hua
F. Bell, Geo. Robinson, Nat Wolf and
Carrot Davis. DR.. Breckinridge is men.
toned.
Zollicoffer is on the South side of Gem
berlsnd, seven miles from Somerset, with
1900 men and some good artillery
Gen. Sohoef Is On this side, and will be
ready to engage him as soon as the river.
which is swollen, recedes. A fight is soon
expected. $50 50
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12

r.
or The Yankees have been Cutting
their vengeance on Gen. Buckner by
stealing his property. The Louisville
Democrat thus innocently tells how it was
done - a
Buckner's property Confiscaisd.
On Sunday night Capt. Morean's Cav
airy, accompanied by Gen. McCook's
body-guard, went down as far, as the
traitor Buckner's farm, situated on Green
river, few miles above Mumfordsville,
and took possession of the stock, large
amount of grain, wheat, corn, &c. We
are glad that the consequences of this
marauding traitor have been visited upon
him, and that he has been compelled to
suffer some little of the evil he has In
ficted upon others. ne ass adw asais i.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
W u ST {.
Southern Music Store,

TAs. a. MCCLURE takes pleas Q in announcing to
- the public that he has W associated with him
Prof.. o. b cEER, the popular Mu ,eian ami Author.
Hls many friends and the public g.ntralIy, Can now
have his aid in selecting Sheet Music and Musical In
struments. Ny stock of sheet MUSIC and Pianos Is
the largest in The South west which will be added
daily ali th New Music published .,-- t.. 81
l am s;ill manufacturi z Drums and BugIes which
are pronounced the best IN USE Give US cali before
purchasing elsewhere. ~ 5#--l.@T -
go -e.-t rfaa ~. A. MCCLURE & TO-
N P.-Jlst issued second ed ton of The Palmetto
Song; the most popular song ever published In the
liberty, which viii DO ready about LIST August Send
your Oh der. Only 40c. : T. --s.-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
I ADMINISTRATORS Notice

HAVING qualified as Admin e traitor Of the est ste
II Rachel Irwin, decreased, b reby notfs all per-
in ebted said estate to Come orws and make
pa y mes t, and all those having cI against IL
present Them for paymei t. within the time pre-.
scribed by law. F A. IRWIN, Admir-.
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