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~ 9.ior,a Peoplo,. Union aIce,inG.

The NolQfea EfoNNo'N INV" "aNoaANa'
Pursuant To Gall the colored people met
on Friday q, eniug at the National Hall.
Joseph Williams presided The following
preamble aDd resolutions were offered by
The committee appointed by tho meeHEs,
and we're unanimously adopted;
WHERrAs, Il is true beyond oil question
that the present armed resistance TO the
Government by rebel Shareholders is for
the spread and perpetuity Of slavery that
All the dearest interests Of the nation and
posierity are involved in the result Of this
war; that living as we do in this country,
our destiny is insepArable from that Of the
country; that should slavery triumph in
the nations overthrow, the valued immu-
mites Of comparative safety in our persons,
in the possession Of property and our edu-
oational and religious advantages, are all
lost, consequently we would not be regard
ed as Indifferent spectators TO passing
events; therefore,
Resolpsd, That in the midst Of our ma
tional troubles we cherish fond hopes and
common interests with the patriots of ths
Republic, and as ever are loyal to the Gov
EHnNuAnL AuuNE WAANA We NAINl AAN hANao7
ings Of personal, though not POLITICAL free.
| dom.
2. That In the present wide spread re.
belliOn is seen convincing proof that slav-
cry is a gross outrage upon the best rights
Of hapless vistims, and antagonistio TO all
the declared objects Of the Government Sc
is it the mortal foe Of the very existence OF
the Republic.
3. That the history Of this nation during
the past quarter OF a century illustrates
that TO q peaceful, prosperous and perma.
nent Union emancipation is an indispens
able condition.
A, That ss slavery, in the person of its
friends and supporters, is seeking the na
tons overthrow, it is the sacred duty oi
those in authority to proclaim liberty
throughout the land to oil the inhabitanll
thereof; that this is required alike by the
| dictates Of humanity, the precepts of reli
gion and the maxims of a sound national
policy,
g. That in view Of these considerations
We call upon those to whom is committed
the fearful trust of the future Of this greR
commonwealth, to improve the opportunity
which may not again be at command, L
secure the blessing of those ready to per
ish, the gratitude Of mankind the bene'
dietions of Heaven, and become the Geliv
erers of the nation, the benefactOrs Of th'
race.
6. That this position being taken, WI
will hold ourselves in joyful readiness t.
Uare our bosoms in battle in defense of tht
Union. We will pray for the Union, viii
! give our money for the Union, and vii
fight for the Union. Then will the Ian
guags of the great Webster, beautiful 81
patriotic, prove to be prophetic, that lib
erty and Union are one and insepsrable." !"
D. Fl. SAMPSON,
ADRIAN STARKEY,
JAS. ALsT0E,
DR.. LEACH,
JOHN MALvIE,
Committee.
Earnest and patriotic speeches Wer,
made by Messrs. John Malvin, B. K. Samp
sen, Mr.. Leach, c. H. LangstOn, Mr. Tas
eoe and others. l. E.. s.
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at0tEls.
ct. NICHOLAS HCTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO 80 PER DAY.

Since the opening Of this vast and commodious
HOTEL in 1884, Il has been the single endeavor Of the
Proprietors to make It the most sumptuous, con-
venisnt and comfortable home for the citizon and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely TO administer to
the comfort Of its guests they have endaayorsd,
without regard to cost, to provide and to combine
all the elements Of individual and social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
approved and the patronage which Il has com.
manded during the past six years is a gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
70 meet the sxigenoles Of the times, when all are
required to practice the most rigid economy, ths
undersigned have reduced the price OF Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
at the same time abating none Of the luxuries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied
TREADWELL, WHITCOMB& 90.
New York, Sept. 2. 1851. sep7:SC4-sm
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VIENNA

TFNRIESEMAR l, 2 & 8, ARE DE
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Q
England and secured By the Seals Of the Ecole de
,lharmRele de PsriE, and the Imparis College OF
Msdicine Vienna.
no. is Invaluable for exhaustion, spsrnAtorrhosa
and ali physical disabilities.
No. 2 oomplntoy eradicstes all trnsss OF those ds.
that have heretofore been treated by the nau.
eiouB and pernicious use Of copRiva and Cubebs.
No. has entirely aupphnted tho injurious urs
mercury, thereby nsurlng 70 the sufferer speedy r,
ie[ disperalng al Impurities, and roofing out tbs
VaulOn OF disease.
TRIESEMAB, EOa. I, 2 and J, are preparation the
form Of lOzsnFe, devoid OF taste and gnlall and can
be carried In tbs Waistooat pocket Sold IN tin casa
aud divided into separate dose8t administered By
ValJ Lallel1and RouK, Ricold &c. Price 50 eaah
or cas85 for 80 Which save =; and In S27 casas
Hh.reby there is a saving Of S. To be had whosaale
aud retail, Of DR.. BARROW No. l9l Bleeoker street
New York. ImmsdiatalY on receiving remittance
Or. Barrow viii forward tbs TTinsefaar 70 any psf
Of the world securely packed, and add ease Gooofd
Ing % the Instructions Of the writer
~ Bold also hr y. p. GAYLORD and vs.
Ef9G sun-aIs-4as
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APPOrsTNENF.-We are advised, says the
Columbus Journal, that the Hon. Newton
s,hleioh has been appointed Colonel of the
6 lst Ohio Regiment, to be organized at
Lancaster. Il is said that the regiment is
rapidly filing and viii soon be ready for
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TFrom the Sc. Louls Demoorat.l
The Immense demand for ths article (Csphslie Pills
z rapidly enereasings
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

CosT OF MUsIc.-The Secretary Of War is
becoming impatient with the expense Of
bands Of music for the Army, as it already
amounts to q sum that viii make this sin
gle item of expenditure s4,OOO,OOO a year
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3Llzaga
IaslsLLga
MRS. wINsLOw,

Ii Noa " lNbAOWs
an s1pariencod Nurse and Female Physician pr
senfs TO the attention OF Mothers, hRF
SCOT II 1 N g SY r u p,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIRG,
Hhioh greatly facilitates thc process OF teething "
softoning the gums, reducing Az inhammations-wiD
Allay ALL PAIN apd spaaInodio action, and u sure
TO REgULAIG rHE BOWELS.
Depend upon It, motherh,i VII give rest 20 your
''iiS aEiiEF fisT AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
years, and DAN SAY, IN OONFIDENGE And
TRUfH OF it, what we have never been ablo to say
any Othor medicine, NEVER HAS 1T FAILED II
A SINGLE INSTANCETO EFFEUP CURE WheI
timely used Never did W0 Know an instance OF dis.
satisfaction BY any VINO used It, On the contra
~ all are delighted with its operations and speak IN
term5 Of commendation Of the magical effects hne
msiioal yirtuea. We apeak In this matter WHAT
WI DO KNOW after ten years' eEparoncei aud
plodge our reputation for the fulalment OF what
here declare In almost ey9ry instance where the
infant " suffering from pain and exhaustion relic
Wil DO tound IN litoen OF twenty minutes atter th'
syrup Is Administered.
one Of tho most AEPongnced and sklllful hurson in
Hew England, sud has boon used with N6VOr-fsitinE
-'''' THOUSANDS OF OAsEs.
Il not only relieves the child from pain, but tnyte
CRATES tho stomach and b0ol8 corr5fts Rsctdiy an
gives tone and cneTgY 20 the Nhols hYHtem- II VI
GBiPiEG Is 4HE BOWELS, and WIND OULIj
and 0voroomea couyulsioaB, which Il not speedily
remedied, 0pt IN death. We believe It the best snC
safest remedy In the world, In all cases of pysenteTT
and DinrrhOna IN children, whether It ariaea from
Testhlng, or any other cEuse. We wOuld Hay u sFs
cry Mother who has child suffering nom any the
foregoing complaints, do not let your prsudicoa ncT
the pfeudicea Of others stand b0tN you and yOu
Bufering Child and The roei that will be Sure, yes
AbsOlutely Sure 10 follow the uae Of THIS MedicinP
tGmelY used. Full direction tor using VIII accom-.
sIn,lIo oF on iiTis & PEREfNs. NOW YorE- 4, on
thc out WRAPPER. aold bY Druggists throughout
the WOTid.
Priucipd Office, I3 Cedar Street, New York
PkiuE, ONLY 10 OzHTs PER BOTTLE
nsBt25:dEWR25
F5- sa.e by STRONG s &AnMsTROHG, OHUECH.
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tFron ths Southern Path Finder, A. o.
TrY them y0u that are afflicted, and we are sure
that our te1i mouy can be edd6d @ the already au
mer0u5 lst that has received benefits that no other
tnCGtgjH -Au produce.
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BERNARD DEMMENG,

ARTISAN, MAOHINIsT AN % PATENT MODEL
d A X \ 3,
No. IA Supe -ior street. lLeader Building,
o sGVELAED, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMMEEG, having rented TIT
sstablshment Of II. KOniEsIOW, Is now prepared &
contract for Misunderstanding Sewing Machines, an,
al Klnda Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and facilities Tor getting Up Models Of PatOnts.
PAIRIHG.
II Yum bkAIES need fixing, call on DsmmenP
If your -,'fIRG MACHINE is out Of order,
viii put Il IN order.
he repairs ali kinds Of SURGICAL Ingtruments
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instrumenfs rc
paired. -
Ifyou should got mp a new Patent, DemmenF 1,
the man % get up your Models, either In Wood
Brass or IRON IN the neatest manner
All kinda Of Belt Hanging done in prompt style
All kinds Of light Machinery put ID order N thi
alost expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
BAL Road Conductors Punches manufactured IL
tho best manner.
Ball Road Oonductor's Punches repaired.
~ In tac gsrything IN the shape ef rUpairln.
OF manufacturing, done on contract.
~ Entranos 70 Bhop--lfl Superior street, up one
pair Of stairs. BERHARDD EMMEhG.
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B95- The examination OF Mr.. Court for
oonspiring against the Government, will
take place ct the United States Commits
sioner's Room, in this city, at two o'clock,
This Tuesday afteraoOn.
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8rass 9onnartl.

JAMES a. ODELL, BRASS
~ EQUh DER AND MANUFAOTURER Of
BraSs Work Of oyery description, NO IS Union 81 4
hfeW DOOR nom 70 superior street, 6leyeland Ohio a.
= prepafed 70 lnrnlBh all kinds Of work used fOi
used IN the Rlunhing business. Beer Pumps Of An
kinds made and repeiree- hrass OastiuE done dsi;y
- W. -. - '--' 2 sAs-sus q
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MASTERS SAL R-PURSU-

Nj MASTER'S SAL E-PURSU-
w ANT to the command Of q dscrstal order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of uuyahOga
county, Ohio at the suit OF Nelson Prince, and oth
eLs against levi Thomss, and hers, to me direct
ed, shall expose for sale at public auction at tie
door o. the court louse, in the City Of Cleveland,
ia said conntyi the 18th day Of october, 1901 a.
O'Clock =. NJ, the following described premises, 10
wit situated in East cleveland, IN Cuyshoga coun-
y, OHIO, and bounded, beginning IN ths Plank
road and south 3g49 We3t chains, a2l4 links from
the west corner Of Chiltonden Lewis md, thence
south 5Olo east, chains and 70 links 20 said Lewis
Wrst line; thence south chains and 81 links
thence north 5t4o wet chains and 76 Inks
thence noIth 2g549 east 2S links-thence north
5U4o west chains TO the Plank hoad-thence
north 30lo east chains and 30 links % tbs ace Of
beginning, containing 34 acres Of land appraised
Sl2JO.
B. K. BEAvIs, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Vs.
John 4. BOrges, Mrs
bredeFika BOrgas, Ed-
ward He8senmullar, Jno
stumpG Wm. mRckay,
Theodore Yogne, Adam
schuidgr, Valentine
swain, OatharlBe Bur
ger, German Benevolent
Society, John Black,
Eraucis Orr afOfd, Geo.
Greeuield. John HEM
Orick isaac and Leona q
COgart harles Heath
Giles White, firm o.
Boath q White, Ferdi-
nand schumaker John
Laisy, Commonwealth
lnsurane8 Go mpauy,
Hm ID. LeOuar VI. W.
Harbui Cha les Griffith,
Melancton Burr, Wm,
II chardsOn, PhUip q
Waiver, John Mott,
John d. Clark, William
y Broggenmyer, D. Bush.
Mar q H0nks, Heuery
Briksr, l.. A. Day, We
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PEEsoHA1.-Gen. Robert Anderson came
up as far as Crestline, on the Columbus
train this morning, en- route for Washing
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RE#OHAL.

"A b. REDING, MERCHANT
"a sIAlLOR, has removed 70 No. is Prospect
ss.sSti hedhoAas Block, ioE doors vest Of Jones'
eetorys Whers he viii he pleased 70 see aHd
I'LL MS old customers, as usual, and new onsa IN
= weo i9rnish thsE on materials win It
- - aftloaisr attention paid 70 cuttlnR Boys
ulothins' deolr & BEDfEG, Agent.
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~ Some four tons Of Army Clothing
were sent forward BY The American Ex-
press, for Gen. FremOnfs division Of the
army, this afternoon.
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DR.. GIBSON,

Professor oT EleciToFa{iy and HsdiciAs,
GS~ Odlos Nc. NJ Onqrlo street, ap siaiTEi fsE
doors nom the Public square.
Once hours rom 10 Y and irufa Z 90 5 culpCh
aailV tGrnfsgF eNraYfa4f.N
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ CUlAHO3A COUNTY, OHiO.-The said de-
i-ndeuts, lUah kendriek. Lydia KeudTiGk aud s.
q. West who nOn-residents st the Stale Of Ohio,
are hereby nOtih that the said kaufman Hayes,
plaintiff On the Plat q ~ Of SEPTEMBER, l6l filed in
the OthCe Of lhs CLERK Of the Court Of Common
tle6s Of JuyahCga county, in the state Of Ohio his
petition aguhst said defendants. The object and
prayer Of which q ion is to recover judgment
against tbs said Elijah KeudTick his prom .ssOTy
note given By said hend lex 10 s.id plaintin, dated
from date wIth interest At the rate OF 10 per cent.
ger annum and payable annually, and 70 subject tu
the payment OF such judgment the following de-
scIlbed promises, mOftgaged b. the said Elijah
heDdrick ard Lydia kendrick to said plaintiff, 70
secure the pay neuf o. said nots, 10 Wit sab lot
No seventy mine (7g), in s. stones subdivision
Of original lot No. nifty (50), fJrmerly Brooklyn
township, now Cleveland City, and has a front and
OF 50 feet and l32 feet in depth aRd ontiug on
Herman street. AlsO-one equal undi iidsd one half
OF sub los Nos. hundred and orty-Oue (l4lJ aud
one hundred and tOIty-tWO (lizl in kZekiel Fol-
SONS allotment OF the Charles Taylor Farm In the
City of Cleveland fronting the south side Of De-
trot street and extending back 10 an alley. AlsO-
sub-Ot Or IN Hiram 5tenas subdivision 9f part Of
original lois 50 and 6s in BtOoklyn, having 80 and
7ls feet rOnt on Train street and l23 feet IN depth.
Jan hendrick iOr IN sum Of four hundfed and f5rty
dollars l3il0 and interest thereon at the Fate Of 10
Ter cent. per Anuum from tbs ed day Of July, 1851
aud that said premises be sold 20 pay the same.
Said Deiendants, Elijah kendf ich, LYDIA Ken
dfick and 3. o. West, are hereby notified to appear
and answer sad Petition on or before the l6th day
OF November, lsdli or Judgment viii b taken a.
prayed for. GAGE q BRUCE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Cleveland Ohio sent, q, lsSI.ssg
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AafhiMists.
' H OMAs MANNING
M CHlNiST + ENGJNEER

And Manufacturer Of
STEAM ENGINES a MACHINERY OF EVERY
Description. AlsO-Jack Screws, Bolts for Rridg
ting Generally. BHoP-Nos 5 & 6 HeWitts Block
West ST., Cleveland, o..
a -JObbing and Repairing promptly attended to
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COME CHOICE PIECES OF
- DRIED BEEF. Also Sugar Cured Hams and
Shoulders, ct 37OBupeTtof BtrestS1 -
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TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested In mora than . thouthn
cases, with entire snooesa.
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gerhaNf 8ina.

''TTHFy Co PI AgI ~ THE
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IHsTAET RELIhEI
BTOP YOUR OOUaHl
PURIFY YOUR RREATHI
sTRAHGTHEs YOUR VOICE
SPALDLNG'S
THROAT CONNECTIONS.
GOOD FOB OLERgYMEN,
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coon FOR PUBLIC sPRAKERs.
GOOD FOB SINGERS
GOOD FOR O0NgUMPFIYEs.
usntIor,.p uar,y
apaTntua,a z-gpOtT OonTpfyrToEs
Ladies ara delighted with
sPALDlhab THROAT CONSTITUTIONS
gPALDIHa's THROAT OONFEuTIOHs
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MANHATTAN HOTEL--NOS,
ANl 2,5, and Murray street, % door from Broad
way, Opposite the Park, New York. Higgins Fling
PrppristorH. ~. Higgins, lste Of Pearl Sire
House, BOatnN v. ~3nE. ghtF # L-reioy'a hot
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henry nalueai Plalntlls
". ID
ElIah ksndricki fUivil Action for Money
Lydia Kendrick, and to sHijsct lands
:. O. West, and
kaufman hayss.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ Cuyah0ga County, Chic. The descendants, Eii-
Jan kendricki Lydia g. Kandrick and @. Vest,
who are nQnresidents Of the State Of Ohio here
bY notified that the said Henry Hainos, plaintiff
the 10th day q September s6, hlei in the oics ei
the Clerk OF ths Cou.t Of Common Pleas Of CuYahO-
ga county, Ohio his petition against said def1nd-
ants the object and prayer Of which petition is
recover Judgment against the said El ah Ksndrick
on his note for S100 in favor Of said plaintiff dnted
June 18th, 1865 and on interest az the rate OF ten
per ent. per annun and 70 subject 20 the paYment
Of such Judgment the iOllOsing drsCrfb, premises
mortgaged By said kluah and lydia q. kenfrick 70
secure be payment Of said note, to Wit ono equal
undivided hall OF lots Nos one hundred and i0ftF-
one and one hundred AMI f0rtytwO, Of Ezekiel Eol-
sens allotment OF the Hdylor Farm, in the lity OF
Cleveland, in that part OF said City laioely known
as ohio lit-the property fronts on Detroit street
said petition pTy8 for Judgment against said Eli-
Iah kendrick for three hundred and thirty delars,
and interest thereon since June I9th 1851, az the
rate Of ten per cent por annum ana that said prem
lses De eoldto pay the samej and the said dalond-
ants Eiilah kendrick, Lydia q. kendricE- a. d 8.
Y. u est are notified to Gppoar and said po-
ttion on or before the 10th day Of oT8mber l65l.
GA9E BRUCE.
septis.3a9 Plaintiffs AttornaTu-
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tErom the Examiner, Norfolk, val
UaphRlio Pills accomplish the object for Whiet
shey were lla5e viz Oure cfheadaohei IN sl ita kss
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AN APPEAL TO THE WOMEN OF OHIo-
The Chaplain of the Thirty-Ninth Ohio
Regiment, now in Missouri, makes the
following appeal to the women of Ohio:
Ohio has now, or will soon have, seventy
FIVE thousand men in the field. Cold
weather is on Us, and these noble men
need warm clothing. The Government
supply must be aided by private benefao-
tions. Long woolen stockings are much
needed. Army socks are utterly made
quate to secure protection from the pierre
ing cold Of the spprO6lAing winter.
Mothers, wives and daughters of Ohio
come 10 the rescue Your hillsides are
covered with hocks-the yarn is in your
elosets-your skillful hands can be en-
ployed, and thousands Of our gallant sol
diers supplied by your patriotic toll, will
arise and call you blessed.
Work for humanity, your country and
your God Send the labors Of your kind
hearts and willing hands at once to the
Colonel OF the regiment, with instructions,
and Thousands of true.hesrted soldiers
win be made to rejoice
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r EGAL NOTICE.

IT EGAL NOTICE.
/ aImyra NJ. Reynolds, The dsfsndant, said lsiah
b. hcr next friend SsOTer, % hereby notified
LOrehZO J. Rider, that on the 7th day Of sep.
Plaintiff, ftember, 1881, the above named
Plaintiff fisi her petition in
IEiah SelOF6r, the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
Defendant. Court Of Common Pleas,
wi hin and tor the county Of Cuyahora in the state
Of Ohio, ting fOrth that tue said defendant il
Justly Indebted to the plaintiff in the Of nve
hundred dolars with interest az ten per cent. Per
annumt from tho 27th day OF April, 1851 on his note
OF hand Of that date. b. said defondant, executed
and delivered 70 Jackson Se0Ter fOr valuable con-
1ideratlCn- That, on the day Aforesaid, 20 secure
the pay ment Of the nOts and interest, said defend
ant made, executed and d. liv6red . mortgage upon
Lot NO 6z7 In Barber Lords subdivision In that
part Of the City of Cleveland, late known Ohio
City, according TO 'plot and survey Of Ahas. Mer-
chant, now on file in the oico Of ths Recorder Of
Deeds for said County q Cuyahoga; that said note
and mortgage has been duly assigned 10 this plain
tin for valuable consideration. rhat said note Is
due, and that no part thereof has been paid, the
prayer Of said PETITION s or judgment against said
deiendant foT i've hundred dollars with interest 1t
teu psr cent thereon rom April Zth, 1851, for the
interest with costs Of suit, and for other and fur
The said defendant is hereby further notified that
unless he answer or demur to sad petition be-
lore the third Saturday afer the expiration of six
weeks from tbs date Of this notice, the will bs
taken a. confssseds and Judgment and decree en-
tered accordingly. l.. J. RIDhRs
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Septeu Der Tth, ls6I357-6W
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CANNON, MusKETs, AND Army STORES
There was sent forward from the General
Eastern Freight Depot in this city, this
morning, the following:
For the Governor of Ohio, nineteen cases
Of muskets.
For the United States. Subsistence De-
partment, at St. Louis, Missouri, one hun
drsd and one barrels Of sugar
For Capt. W. B. Terrell, Newport KY,
four cannon, cased.
For Gen. R. Anderson, Jacksonville,
Indiana, twenty-three cases army equip
ments, nine cases ordnance stores.
RAILROAD IRoN.-0ne hundred tons of
Railroad Iron passed through this city this
morning for Alton, Illinois.
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~ EoTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of the
County Temperance Society will be held at
Wsrrensville on Thursday, the 17th Of Oc.
fober. st 10 n ". r. BzEwsTER.
DrrA1rrD.-Fhe steamer Iron City, nov
past due from Lake Superior, had not an.
riVei at noon to-day.
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fFrom the Daily News, Newport, Z. IT
UsBhslio Pills srs taking the place Of all kinda
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Henry Bugiy, dsend't.
Henry L. CrowClland
oscar A. ChildH,
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nAYKIN'S WAITER DRAW Elk
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERSg
The most simple and stEeisat machine noiO in use
for sIsDatiEg tOatsr from lrsILs of any DEPTH
Its principal merits are its
SIMPLICITY, DURLBILTTF, EASE IN WoRKIHB
OLEA MI ESS
And liz Impossibility to Freeze Upi

1t neither Tips the Bucket or the SpoHt doing
away with the CON plicated. nachueIy necessary d
accomplish both. lss simplicity makes it less J. bls
g set ont Of order, than any other D. ngcr. The
Ourb, Bucket, DC, substantially made OF the
best material the whole being calculated 10 meet
tho ants Of tho public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

From the Advertiser, rroy,isHoe. &. IL
The testimony in their favor Is Eirpns fr0m sh
mOat respectable quarters.