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scHooxER sEIzED.-It appears that the master o.
the schooner Ellington, Of Cleveland, has infracted
the navigation laws Of the Province By engaging hs
vessel IL the rOasting trade between Canadian ports
on Lake Ontario. The Ellington camO into this
port yesterday morning, when a custom house on
Ger was placed on board, and the schooner seized for
violation Of the custom laws. The Ellington is .
hne vessel Cf about SO tons, and tie seizure b
confirmed by the Executive, she viii ia due course
DO sold The share Of the proceeds which accruag
10 the Ohicers engaged % making the seizure, viii
be g handsome premium for their Vigiiancs.-Eineh
ton k0rs, $50.
The following Items are from the Detroit Advsr-
tiser Of yesterday:
sLIaaF COLLISION This afternoon, &c the tug
Cid Belden Wa coming alongside Of Mayberryu
To9d dock with tbs schooner Mediterranean in TOW,
the vessels jibboom struck The steamer Pearls nag.
stan, carrying 10 away close to the deck. The matter
was promptly settled By the vessel captain paying
for a new one.
AEoTHER.-The tug PhIlo PArsons, while sndsay.
/ oriBR TO take the Schooner i. d.. Mason in tow 10
81. Clair rapids, ran foul OF her, cutting the small
boat IN two, and damaging her stern, L Is said
to the extent OF SiG or more. She arrived hers thiI
evening with the lehooner In tow, which Will doubt
less remain here long eGopgh % procure another
boat, when che viii proceed TO bunalo to make the
necessary repairs
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COMM EROIAL.
m.UyRLANbM ET-Juns rs

ULhVHLAFW ."
FLOUR-KsmAins duh and heavy and too much
unsettled to allow Of accurate quotations
WHEATON, and heavy. Large lots offered
at csc found no buyers. A car load sold al 1850.
CORN-striotly prime Is worth &c for shipment.
OATs-salo of car ct &c, and ! ct 22c.
HIGHWINEs-sAleS offs bbls at llc.
CHREsE-sellns At q wide ranss according to
quality. Good now is worth 5k@ec.
PORK-Moss is offering at $500.
SMOKED MEATS-ohOlee city cured Hama In
canvass al selling at lOc, and Dried Beef at Io4o.
LARD-strictIy prime sells in small lots at sc.-
Common qualities ale heavy. A lot Of 10 kegs No. 2
sold at Te.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

FOURTH or JULY ExcURsIoN.-We are
pleased TO announce, what we doubt not all
will be gratifed 70 learn that the floating
palace Western Metropolis, Capt. Gold
smith, will give an excursion out into The
Lake on ths afternoon Of the Fourth, lesv-
ing her dock about one o'clock and return
ing IN good time in the evening. Good mu-
BIC will be on board, and & good time may
be had By al. OF course there will be dane
inc ~
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MLnmn LIunl

10 al auuertnG from Consumption, tncipicnt o.
unnrnadi ~ nom debility Of any kind q from
mental or nervous prQatratiou, brought % b. any
iaauaei Or uQm acrofulOua complaints; OF from dis.
$500 Gftho kidneys or bladder; and % Ladies suf-
Aring aQy qfthe many distrdssinF complaints their
ser ~ Liable TO- and which oneendor UonHumption,
TdE BLOOD FOOD
hoear0d a. q Oertain and Reliable kombdy. Dider@
Ing le eFoT particular nom the patent medicines q
shs az, htsaehemlea loof~binsuon ctIRON, SUI
EnDh and 4Oeth0hyn otYery great worth, and
= Tho Eeneltl Il hasc rsleTrod on them.
OnuAvh & DUPONT A9 broadway, Now York,
ara tho eola propriotorg Of the srticla, and have IN
H3oseQueQoe ota fraud attempted upon the public,
ehangedth9 color oftaa wrapper from RE0
71nc5. Be dEI cautious In buyilg 10 sec that the
mc-stmte Of their signature Il "a the outside Of the
EEapPert - All otho-d arc Cuu tterieits. In conss-
aueHo8 q the large demand Tor this article, the fol
QWing druggists have si ordered and received sur
slice q the new Kind, vizs
chaz. A. Kinban, Wa. q French, J, r. Hayes,
~ etaAielss and samuel kiddGr IT., Lowell.
Sold b. Wm. FisKE, Dragg' I, Cleveland,
UnIn. ahnEsHnW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

CREDrrABLE.-Miss Fannie Haver, resi-
ding at No. "a Erie street, yesterday morn
ing procured a large box with the purpose
Of filling it with good things for the soldier.
She let some of her lady friends into the
secret, and between them they by night had
the box well filled with choice edibles, in
Guiding many delicaeies. They will be sent
forward this morning to Company D of the
Artillery,
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ARREsT OF SUPPOSED BUReLARs.-AI en-
early hour yesterday afternoon, a little
daughter of Mr.. Murray, resident on Lake
street, observed two men enter the house at
the front door, and saw one Of the men take
fiona the door The key ard putt in his pOck-
ct. She made haste to her father and in
formed him of the presence of the men and
what she had seen them do, and he repair
ing to the front of the house saw them NOV
ing of down the street, q short distance
from his residence. He dispatched word to
the Police Station and followed the men,
giving them no cause tosuspect him, merely
wishing 10 keep them in sight. Marshals
Minckley and Gallagher at once summoned
the Police force and started in quest of the
parties, approaching in time to find them
still on Lake street. On Lake street they
were Joined in the pursuit by several citi-
Gems. As soon as the malefsctors observed
the coming Of the Police they started at full
speed, the Police and citizens rapidly pur-
suing and gaining on them. They left Lake
street and ran down the lake bank, and be-
ing pursued in amongst the spiles, a little
way into the water, were captured.
The names of these fellows are Gypsey
Dave and Jack Gibson, both English
thieves. They are from the Ohio river, and
are known as "hotel thieves" They are
old practitioners at the business, and sdd to
great EXPERIENCES an indefni.e amount of
daring and hardihood.
It is believed that the city is infested with
a great number of vsgabonds of this ilk,
most Of whom are from Southern cities along
the rivers. The field there is no longera
paying one, and besides, betgeen the alter
natives Of enlisting or leaving, they will of
course choose the latter Honoe the North
is flooded with them. We hear that the
cities of Cincinnati and Dayton have suffer
ed terribly of late from their depredaiions.
People should no longer rely on locks for
protection against these thieves bars and
bOlts are the only e~ffectCal security.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

To THE hEFOR3 FARA-The boys Murray,
Tully and Croker, who were convicted Of
breaking into and rObbing the store Of Mr..
Dewey On Merwin street, on Monday morn
ing last, were yesterday sent to the Reform
Farm. Mr.. Dewey ~Succesdsd in re-obtsin-
ing most Of the goods stolen from him.
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HKLD.-The men who SO brutality beat Of
hcer Munce On Canal street a few nights
since, while he was in the discharge of his
duty, were yesterday held in the sum Of
$500 each to answer before the Court Of Com
non Pleas the charge of assault with in
tent TO murder.
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"CHIcKEx sNrTH."-This individual, at
whose den on Canal street the arrest by the
Police of a dozen white and black disturb
ers Of the peace, of both sexes, was made
last week, was yesterday sentenced 10 Is
DAYS imprisonment.
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Spetls, @athss


Ths following D en- extract ron = letter written
~ he pastor Of ABspdIt Church 70 The journal
ane Mol1sngoE,p Cincinnati, Chic, and IpcahI vol
Gmss IN iagor Of thss WorldTenoVned medicine d
MRs wnsLOH's sooFHIEa sRnUF Boa OHLDszE
TEETRINoI
1--WE see an sdvsrtlssmentiu your columns o mFs,
Wlnslows BoothiRg syrup Nos " nsTor aid .
word IN isvor q . patent nsdicins buiore 10 our lia
hnt W AdeoEpaIlsito say 70 your rsaasTa thAtthls
Rbgg-En EAvE IHIEp ~ Am NOV II 70
ENa. It's probably, one Of The most
rlnss Of ne DAY, because Il e one Of
sa oiyour FOaaers Who have babies
IN % lay 10 q supply"
~ a. rnasrrr ,,r-,, n.-na1m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

INDIAN CELEBRATION OF THE FoURTH.-The
comingNationsl Anniversary will be celebra-
ted by the Six Nations, viz the onondagas,
oneidas, Tusearoras, senecas, CayugaH, and
St. Regis Indians, at the Great Wigwam Of
the onondsgas, in onondaga county, New
York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

Row.-A fight occurred last night among
the denizens of one Of the low places on
River street which required the Interference
Of the police. The ringleaders were arrest
ed and lodged in the johnson street station.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

NEw STYLES, NEW srYLEs.-We hava a
fine assortment of Stiff Brim Hats Of very
choice cOlors. Also the same shape in black
a very superior article, just received by Ex-
press. Also new styles of Flats or ladies
and misses, among which is the "Wssh
Bowl Hat" just the thing to "wear in the
country" Come and see them.
Orders for any description of Military
Caps filled at the "shortest notice."
FULLER & CO.,
lunls-lW 2l5 Marble Block.
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LAUEcH.-At nine o'clock this morning
Quayle a Martin will launch from their
Ship Yard a new schooner, the saranac 400
tons burthen, owned by Mr.. R. a. Harmon,
Of Cleveland. She will be under command
of Capt, Charles Gale, an experienced mar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

ATTEMPT AT BUReLARY.-An unsuccessful
attempt was made to enter q house on
Cheshire street night before last. Why the
burglars did not effect an entrance is not IN
derstOcd, but it is presumed they were
frightened away by the approach of some
one.
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BUFFALO MARKET 9s'

RLOUR-Market steady.
WHERT-MArket steady with lair demand
IaIes are 8 600 bush No. 2 Chicago spring at Csc;
$40 bush do at 7Oc; COCO bush no. Milwaukee
1ub ct T5c.
b3Sc; 1000 bush at 3l1c.
hther grains nominal.
0ANAL FREIGHTS-Steady at lGSc on corn
n7Ikc on wheat to New York.
CAKE IAIPgRTS-Flour 1000 bbls; wheat
NJ bush; corn 90 O0 bush
y NAL EXPORTS-Flour $3.50 bblsi wheat
al Id bush; corn So 1000 bush,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

MULEs FOE THE .. s. ARKTAW. F. Carey
sent forward By the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Rsilroad on Wednesday night, sew
enty-hve mules in care Oftwenty tsamstefs,
destined 70 HsgerBtoNn, Nd R
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tn CITY,

USPAID LErTERs.-Ths following letters
are held for postage At the Cleveland Post
Office:
Timothy Harrington, Dayton, o.
NJ. D. Young, Pittsield, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

EUCLID STREET CHURoH.-Rev. Mr.. Bittin-
ger, by request, viii, on Sunday tomorrow
morning, at 1OH O'Clock, repeat his sermon
on the duty of Christians in the present eri-
els Of our country.
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MORNING BEADER
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE %. IsS3,


4. Dscksr-OsvSlAnd Fine Art Hall.
=. I. Baldwin 4 Co-prY Goods.
Cleveland Wool Depot Co-Wool wanted.
Rstsbs 9 a ESusmann-Dross Buttons.
anshaH 4 Drase-BoOk Publishing House.
o. Cutter 4 son-Auoti0h ssia
{" " Local Notice.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, BY Rev. }. A. Thoma, W.T.
this city.
On the 27th Of June, 1861, by Rev. W. u Goo
PROO1OR THANER, N. D., and NELL
MASURY, both Of this ETY..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

Found AT LAsT.-Bronchitis, and also
L~aryngitis, known as weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. GibsOn's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. BE
also cures eatarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
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PERRY DAVB-This name is Of worldwide
only for the celebrity Of his medicine
Perry Davis's Psin k~iMer-butf5r bis great Hbe-
TalitF toward the cause Of Tempsranos, and hs de-
Voted ohristian lite. The Church be built for the
Baptist Society in the year 1855, will be q lasting
monument to his good name.
~ SOLD e~gaTEEhsrs, and By T. ,. Gaylord, Wm.
FskR. q. =. 8sekenzis, Strong 4 Armstrong;, snd
a. W. SaSkddsr, Cleveland, o.
80 AlvsrtIsemeut IL another column.
"ProOf Of the pudding is in eating Il, . aud
70 know the real merits ola medicine IL to test 1t By
giving IL 3 fair trial. Every one troubl d with hu-
mors that arise from impure blood, should lose nc
time ia osting the merits Of Dr.. WeaFer's Oanker
and salt Rheum syrup snd Csrsts.
~ Sold b. /. r.. Gaylord, O. s. Mackenzie. 4.
". SsokIiesr, Strong 4 Armstrong and Wm. Fisksi
Cleveland o..
NE-Sse Advertisement.
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ANorHzn sHTrNEsT or ARNs@hnOther in
voice Of seventy-fve cases Of arms for Col.
L. 4. ROsseau, Jacksonville, Indiana, were
sent forward By Che Omitted States Express
last evening.
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MARKKT-Iuue2 q

iGO mAAAGA VS. 80
RTOUR GBT ~TELEaRAPH.l
WHEATket less active.
Sc for No. 2Tket dull and 293e lower. Sales II
G0RN-Iure.
orn ee,6oo busSur SOC bbls; wheat &, OOobuihi
SHIPMENT. 4, oor
RREIGHTa.
EXCHANGE ady; &c on corn 70 5en ~ ool5
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OswEGO IS.

UR-Warket dull but unchanged.
ReAT-In moderate demand while holuers
In arc more willing TO realize at q concession
sOl sales 500 bush prime Chicago spring al
fabush do on private terms.
are Market hrm and better demand. SALES
Otbsh prime yellow Illinois at &C.
Gains quiet.
&c andFREIGHTs-Steady nour &c; Wheal
Lake, to New York.
corn. MPORTS-n 800 bush wheat; $500 b.
wheat; xPORTs-Z7 100 bbls hOnr; 81. 800 bI
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For the LeadsF.l
IN Al MP WINDOW, sHAD,
81 ? wYLLr7s.

l
Come In at my window, ShadoWsl Y
Come In at my open door,
Lie thick with your ghost like msm'ries,
Along on the dusky 1eor.
Coae, daFken my room with your presence
Which eloudeth the soul like night
Gems, hide In your sable garments
Tia rays Of my feeble light.
Come, make Of my room Z dungeon,
Aprison-house dark and lone,
Aud Msssg viii be the prisoner,
With q heavy heart Of stone.
Come in through my window, shadOWst
And cover my burning heart,
Come, bury my brain in darkness
And stlae my maddening art.
Come, hold my heart a. a pris'ner.-
Locked last In It's narrow room,
All hushed, aud torpid, and silent,
Meath the chilling bonds Of gloom.
Yea-fetter my soul, ye shadowsi
And bid lts gearnlngs 10 cease,
For alone from the bitter darkness
Can come the lesSings OF peao..
Then hide from my sight forever
The lines of my m%addening art,
Then blot from my soul Its longlngs,
And seal the founts In my heart.
oberlin, June 2sth, 1881.
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MARI
PORT OF CLEE91
NFTRRED-Juu


EETERKD-Jun
Stmr. OCEAN, Evans, Detroit, a.
tobacco. 49 pkgs sundrihinBies' pAss
ssmF. S Mssisr Stare Mets5S %ssi, o SGsoaS Buffalo.
pei, lOOX hbls white fab. 70 tons COP
schr. City Belle, Thompson, Port t
CLRARRD
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit, s hhdst ~.
su-sr, ls pkss sundriesy IfI,i - M u
232 bars iron, 81 bdls dO-2t, 2egs nAnsi
ers, l3S boxes cheese, 2 bbls v. u now
StmT. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, ~
Schr. r. IL. Harmon, Burke, Chicago, 46lO.
Is casks bottled ale. rs 0Oei'
Seow Lime Rock, Bissett, Kelley's ISLAM ~.
slate, ton Ddse. 'hs
The following vessels arrived ct Buff4lO frI
port juno nth
Steamer Western Metropolis, Goldsmith.
Schooner Speedwell, Bennett.
The clearanoes from Buffalo to Cleveland, s.
date, were:
Steamer Western Metropolis. Goldsmith.
ScOws r. Hays, Fiheldi and s G. Hills, keuns'
VEssEIs PAssED.-The following vessels passed
troit on the 9th:
Bound Up-Steamsr ILLINOIS; propellers Tol
wanda, Acme, Concord, Buffalo; bark S. A. Mar
brig ". Lewis: schOonsrs Nightingale, Ma
Leaf, Pauline, Richard Mott, Merrimae, Thou
kinsford, Dene, Mediterranean, Mary NJ SCI
Bound Doicn-Steamer North Star; propell
Omar Pssha, Belle barks City Of Milwaukee, s.
Woodruff, Golden West, Marquette, Adriatlc, II
tanelle, Gi6ralter; brigs n. NJ STANDARD, Hempt
Ocean, saxon; schooness Rose Dousman, s. H
throp, Dial, harrington, L, D Croker, Hnbha
Reindeer, L. n. Mason, O. Reeve, 81. Ballard, W
ming, O. Y. Richmond.
List of the vessels passing through the Well
Canal:
BoaHd Wet-June 24th-Propeller Cleveland,
lchOouers James CatehPole5 Ben franklin and N
| iterranean. On the 25th-prOpeller Banshee, bal
Waterwitch, Col. Fairehilds and Indian, brig v
| Lewis, and schoonerH Barbarian, o. WoOdfo
| Champion, Plymouth Rock, Dsrien, Preble, Eli
ton, Dolos DeWolt, Philena Mills, Nonpareil, G
Steele, Frank Pierc, Ontonagon, J.P. kirta
/ onward, G.. D Norris, n. Noble, Alliance, MelrI
Arbucklo and Alvin Bronson. On the 26th-Bril
s. Harvey and schooner Chieftain.
Bound EGst-June 25th-Propeller Wisconsin,,
sehooners Hiawatha and Dolphin. On the 2t
/ Propellers MichiFz1 and Akron, barks Louisa, 1
drew Stevens, Hungarian and Malta, Brgs Ma
Ming and Mariner, and sehOoners n L. Collins.
reks, Belle Nalbridge, Cascade, Margaret Of Gle
land, J. Wilson, J. I. Drske, 7. Baker, Harl
Ross W. s. Nelson, Wm. B. Ogden, Flora Wat
| and Condor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

DAY OF FAsTiSs AND PRArER-Yesterday
was set apart as a day of Fasting and Pray,
er by the Presbyterian General Assembly,
which at it last session in Syracuse, May
s0th, 1861, passed the following resolution /:
"ResOlesd, That Friday, June 2sth, be
appointed, in these national and solemn re-
lations, rs q day Of fasting, humiliation and
prayer before God, 10 confess our sins, to
suPpieate His mercy and gracious return
70 us, almighty to save and especially that
lie would prepare the members of both
Houses OF Congress, so soon 10 convene, in
this crisis Of our affairs, for all their duties,
with wisdom piety, and patriotic sincerity
Of devotion to the good of our one great Ma
ton; and that He would bless our Presi-
dent and his Cabinet, our Army and our
Navy, and order all the operations of this
new and dreadful war, for His own glory.
the prosperity of His own Zion, and the vi,
innate good of our country for this and all
coming ages.
The day was accordingly appropriately
by the churches of this city con-
nected with the New School.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

POsTAeE STAMPS FOB SALE.-A
sale at the Leader Counting Rod iot
bills taken in payment. tuA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

FALSE ALARM-The alarm Of Ere be-
tween eand-7 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
was false. !
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YFaal Aotites.

Ann Louise Alien, %
iiSs No Sc, rs Rodn y Court Of Common Pless,
H.MAtbews, Catherine CuSahoga county,
g. Oakley, and Others }
THE SAID RODNEY 81. MATHEWS
and Catherine T. oakley, who are nOn-residents
Of the state Of h are notified that the said PLAIN
tlf, on the 18th day Of june, 1891 nled IN ssie OouIt
resident OF the county Of Lake, In the state Of ghlo
and others, stating IN substance, that on the 80 gay
Of August, 1887, she filed in said Court her petition
sSainst The said Rodney II. Matthews, Whose vie
she then Was,) praying 70 Re divorced nom him los
The cause Of adultery with one LUCINDA Mills shu
That aid Court, at the November term thereof
81 nsn6ine mil. and that al the February term
thea ofIs5S, said cause was tried and 3 decree enter
| Cd annuIIing said marriage. and granting her alimo-
nv arainst The said Rodney in the sum Of - OO' IN
| addition to the 8 I'd sum Of $3.50, which sum ,werehy
aid decree made a charge uton the real estate Of the
so Rodney. situSts in said county. The petition
y 10 this Gaze further states that thtsed hOdbey, Al
49, tbe dlirE OF sid letit,on for divorce, to pre-
emf he Collection Of such reasonable alimOny IS
be Court should decIeo to her, on me trial OF ssi1
4; uss, without dlI;% a eo9asi oSs 1sa9ail RRoiety II tie SIIoS.
pie fdsscribed Teal estate, situate in sad county, e
LIS Rsaid samuel Mathewsi TO Wit hnoEn E. 3srn
bqded as follows: beginning on tue northeast eST
rs aSf said lot on the soatnsrly y n ~ sIstsTl'.
m line said lot to Uhampl9in street. thence Eeste,L
IN, TitLhs n~ortheTly i9e Of Chamg'AI Iit sbrs Sba - Nat
I'd, street tbs Public square; thence eastsIly WITH ~ N
10 Pn6hSqusrs 8 feet 10 ne place o. oefIe59a saassd a.,
tor the i purpose Of aiding the said Rodney y
no placing h Interest in said premises beyoho %
reach OF n plaintih, and to detraud her.
nd said peti6n further STAGES that during me -
ID. deney OF sal petition fg divorce, the sald sam nS,
H. at the reQuef Of tho salt Rodney, and fOr the pNi
M pose # moTeensctualiy daeing said premises peyoh
ri the reach Ofsid der 9 5r ulimonyi mo5tE9ssa -
- said real estate to the aid catherine JAZZ
~ who, said petition dlegsi had notice q the Hfeol
nj lent Intentions Of tbs sid bodney AND sam9sL
~ The prayer Of said petition Is, that the se1 "
II Claim Deed, from the sad Rodney % the sAl1 g.
uel be .st aside Is fraudilenS thss sa S,,h ~ ~
II found TO have been received in gooq Mlths
pOned 10 the said decree 3tthe plalntln, en1 !
~ said premises, so congeyd &c aaid SAniuei,1 y ~
~ order Of said Court; and that the processes % ~
5n- sGle be a~pplied-lst, 10 thspeyment o. me ~
due on said decrss and co.'s 90 entered - laeSt
isf the plaintin, and that the residue abide the ofasf
said Court. -
1he sad Rodney a. Mathews and CataeFhS
ORkleV are also notified thai they are requinea
susf. Iasi s. B. AXTELL,-
Junss7.si7 ATTORNEY for Plaintln
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REFRIGKRAFORs- Water
CREAM FREEzEBs.-TWelVedih iOA
patterns, for sale at manufacttze anu
for cash. by W. P. FOGe. prices
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OMEAGAIN-G. s WILLIAMS

IL Steam Dyer E1d EhaWl Cleaner, baEs lssys
R1nouncst 70 his friends uad the public, nat he
bone again, audiOcat8d at g s.. Clair street, Glove.
and, o. who're he has Gtted up a DYE HOUSE witt
feEs himeel that b strict attention 70 buBins1gt Tia
hq Nupe HoH 70 regain that patrona5e eno Gu2pof
RlnnlyN.
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Summing.
?. 80 W . B,
e rnnks3AeEI9ALn

5AOTIOAL
PLCNBER AND aM HFTER
10. lo2 Pub. Square (under Chaplin Han)
Manufacturer and keeps constant on hand al klnh
% and Gas Et8er1f matarialsI suck -
Eydrsnts, Bath-Tuba, Hater-l9osets, Waah-standa,
Eath-DoIerH, Lead taiTauized and Iron Pina,
Sheet Lesd. Bras and Iron ~ E1d Foros Fumns,
Bras and Plated Eauceta snd everything Necessary
toat up Houses, Stores &C., with wafer and gas, on
81 most approved principles.
AZ Work warranted gnd dons punctuaiiY.-
esrtr4R arlnho1 FiVa7 e iohhing and eoaHto
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

~ One thousand pounds Smoked Bacon
can be purchased at a low figure of George
sprague, oyiast,s E~zohango.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

FURSED.-capt. 7. s. Paddock returned
Mast evening, having resigned the POI
\of Captain of the GrayS, as We have
announced.