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rUHE ROVE NIAMFD '1gauFT.


-THE ABOVE NAMED ASAHEL
III b. Jaekson, rssident q the State o. n fnoiI
and ans0n T la reucps resident OF the stsra Of
q isn, III take not e. that lhs PLAINTIFF on the
90 d.F Uf Octote itdi, nled hts petition setting
ior Iudgment obtained in favor of ths. plsfntif
Egainst said JacE at the May term ls O OF said
Court, TOR 81 81 g. ie0 doars faases and cssts of
SUIT and tuat csFtGin derd Of conveyance, ex-
ecqted by said 4sckson 70 the said Lawrence, ca
ont coualfel atiCn ana for tn purrose o. DIFF a ing
tbii llanln q other crt itTs Of t ssid Jackson;
tna said q, ed pre- ended 10 convey he fooafnK de-
SERTED prem isss g. Wit; Stua- ed in tle City Of
Ceveisnd, IN the county oi IN ahoEa ard Sfar8 Of
ohio, ssd e known a rft1s ne east hai q lot No.
said tity Of CeV iaad, frnleFie no Ciig, ard 70
bound, a. clisws, 10 vii: naTth ~ louln street,
east aud routh BY lot ines and west - The est line
same lot o zl6 and Il 81 - hcnt on b0rain
str etre ne bsins bad % tha pst End survey Of
Ahaz her hant f5r mora Psrticslar da-eFiufian-
AIso-Ans fh-r piece or parcrl 0f land knoWn as
being numb r 7si, l. B trbtr & lord q W vision
in thai pa Of the uity Of OlsFeilu = nfh ana ior-
meTly oNn es Ohio "a y. oundsd norfherly on
lots Nos. 2l5, 10 zl7 and as "a tar e ot No 5i
slntheFly 0 I0t ~ 81 weafefy yuu Pm stre. {,
and o. iuq about 6f ieet Penn street, and about
2is feet do D. b. thg or less, and subiect
% al legal b RhEa1s- And iurf Err aettine forth
that after ley had been mads on said prqmilfa
the sad LaEr5ncs con eyed The los lastly above de-
scri5ed . The asid aohn Singer, to v g on the a
day Of February. ls6t. AND pray ing lhat beth sad
d EDS ue -5clar 70 and se1 asicel snd the said
plain ID said iudaue1t sud costs Of sult III said
Alan-on II. Laarence aud Asahel h Sacfgon are -
nj g 70 an,EeT laid peitson q q bsiors the 4th
hay ofJanu4ry, lsa2.
nOv2;as4 Atty "a Pit'G
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

MOTTCE-PUBSUANT TO AN
~ order made by the Judge Of the Prob 70
Court for the gouniy Of Cuyahogas Ohio, in the
matts- OF the assi4nmen- OF " iiiiafs hisra, shan
offer for saie q public auction, the door Of the
Court House, IN said county on the g day Of no
nem0ers l66i, a. o'clock z H., tho following de-
serioee tes, 70 Wits said notes being the asssiI
Of said assienuens
TasS o. 10.Ss. MaEs7s- Time, e. ANA 5PT7i5-
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TIE LONG PIPR

TIE LONG PIPE.
.toTaaEBa ttaa
THE LONG PIPE
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
TIE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE,
Continues to discharge the best burning
Oils to be found anywhere. FTon this
source Is obtained
Oil Of the right density,
Oil that will not explode,
OH thAt'vil not crust the vISk,I
Oil of light color,
OIL that has not been sOOrohsd,
Oil that is free from sold,
Oil that is free from alkaH,
Oil that has been well settled,
Oil that is free from smell,
Oil in good, tight packages,
Oil with no dead rats in it,
Oil that is "anti-diabOliCal,H
Oil that viii make the most light
Sh ~ very low price,
Oil that nothing but cash viii bry,
Oil that gives entire satisfaction.
Send your orders to
E.-. 11s BANK STREET.
IIs BANK STREET.
1iS BANK STREET.
II6 BANK STREET.
I16 BANK STREET
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Confectionery.

TOHN SOHRlNK,
- HAvES REMOVED TO HIS NEW QUARTERS,
No. % LYfAN's BLOCK,
(Opp0slte the Court House, Pub. sQure,) ~
is prepared 10 receive the calls Of his friends and
the public ct large.
Everything in the line Of Confectionery Is kept a.
= ROLESALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
a wen as the choicest estables served up ct . mo
nenE6 notice.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation OF persons having business
at the Court House.
FEEEETT AIlE on DRAUGEr
IMPERIAL JEbhT GUN DR0Ps-superior to
any hing IL tie C0nfeotiO1erF Lnejus receI cd By
JOIN. SOhRIkk.
Rg-LOOK OUT FOR TEE TAFFEY.-ES 1a
octB
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LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.

LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps Of thu best workmanship.
Lamps of beautiful proportions.
Lamps for the kitchen.
Lamps for tie dining tabis
Lamps for the sitting room,
Lamps for the psrlOr.
Lamps for the bed room.
Lamps for the sssmstresi
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shoemaker.
Lamps for the carpenter.
Lamps for the butcher.
Lamps for the farmer.
Lamps for the merchants
Lamps for the million.
Lonps for churches.
Lamps for halls.
Lamps for vessels.
Lamps for ever.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE Cash.
CONE WITH THE Cash.
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NTAsTER,s sALF-PHnan.rn

MASTERS sALE-PURsUAE4
ILL TO the command q an sias dscrstal order 4
issued ftom the Court Of onuion rleas sf Cuy-
ahosa county, Ohio, at th sufJ Of Nelson Prince
sud 0thers agai- tE levi Thomas an 0t sTg, 70 ne
pu0lis auction q the door Of he oa1t House ir
the city cf Clevs ard Lhe 26th day # November
le6l, aE two O'Clock ?. NJ the oiOs ing described
prrm5es, g y 1t: sit a'td IN East steland Guy
ahogt county, ohio and bounded. beginning in the
p AK hoad an south 394S esI chains 22lf links
from the west corner oi ChItendeu LeWIsi land,
theme south 5f,i east chains ard 20 lns 70 sad
L vi west line. tntnc- 4 chains and 81 Din ~;
thEnce north su14o, west chains and IS links;
theme n rth 50 eat zS inks; thence north ~
w. 81 eh las 10 The Planz R1ed; hence nortn s9s
east haiua and 81 lnka 10 The place Il bsqinninF
COntsinins thres a-d one-halr acres Of laad. A.
praised e. 40.
GEO h. WTMAa y, Master Courmissi1ner.
B. BEaTIs. Pl fs ATTY. oc25.s65
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John ?. BOrFss. Mrs
Frtderlka Borgss, 3D.
war; II - ermull =, Jua
5tumpf, Wm- Machag.
lheod re v grs, Adam
sohnidsr, Valentius
swain, Oathari1e Bur
ger, t5erm ~ BsnfVo END
syclety ] hn BIack.
Ei- nci8 Ora fofd, G ..
Grsrnt-id John Hem
o ick Isaac and laOna q
ovart hsrles Heath
6i e8 White, drm Of
3 cath 3 White, Ferdf-
uaud 5chumakar John
Laisy, Commonwealth
Ia uranes 20 N pany.
Wm B LsJnar W ~
HarbusSf ha le8 Grimth.
Meianr nrtOu Burr, Wm.
3 cnards0n Phifp q
" aver JOhu sIost.
y hn D. Clark, william
BrUgEsua yrr. D Du j
Mar . Henks, Hsnpry
BriEeri Y. a. Day, Tis
Mein Deiendants
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. 8apEr agangings.
100 OOO ROLLS WALLPAPER


War has been declared aud Secession Is the ordey
Of the day and nov Il the time for all tidy house
keepers to 8scede from dirty and smoky Walls, and
ooefue on them with rush, new WALL PAPER B,
! goby improving their homes, and mcst Of all,ths
. lJre uEALTHY.
1901 600 ROLLS NOW READY g.
for sale st H.. Oarson Co., lss, Superior St., and
90 low all can get them, 80.
THE COST IS MERE NOTHING.
We arc nOS rssdy 70 sell French, Engllsh and
American Wsli payers frOIn so TO Is per cent below
peevious prices, and would most respectfully Invite
all 20 look In upon our stock before buying for IN
quality Of goods and the length Of pieces We can
zvethe utmost satiataosion- Our goods coming df-
reoty from tbs factories, We thereby save one prot
Also large assortment Of Shades Of every Varis.
GOLD BANDS, &C. 60, -q
Also lust opened q heautihnl lot of
co r N I C EsS 60
gith Bands, LOol to., 70 match. Ooads and Trs.
selg IN endless Hsty. Phpor Hanging done II
ShoTt ustioe byexperisnced Workmen snd ht reason-
able rate
inE and vanishing st Dir and remunesAtivs rates.
i. D. 10 Dsaisn No would ia1iis thsF sttsStioa
y w - - ssS~eF m. ---r b. f1A@eAs-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

Ihesa Pills hREs never been known % feil whsT
the directions Esve been strictly fClloseds aa le5
art perfectly sai6 &C tasa By the most delicate
To MARRLED LADIES they are particularly re
commended, as thev remove difficulties and restore
nature, no matter from what cause the obstruction
may arige. few days in most essaa will prgducs
tks desired effect; and although powerful, yet
injury will resul from their use, bat those Wht
are pregnant should not use thenI IS they have AZ
effect contrary 70 nature. ..
Pamphlets detailing their virtues with numeroul
certificates from we'll known physicians and apoth.
ecaries, can be lad application TO the agent, Whe
will send the Fl5, u Desired, ~ niai1 post paid q
aDy address, receipt OF the money sod in boEes
and dealers sVsryvhers. cIioa S,uQ 3 box.
G. ". OLAEh, 1sz:s. a sent. -.
Ef=Tas 10 rH H-aHaH ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

TTrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, MIMI
II you are, or have beon troubisd with the had
achet send for box (Oephalio Pill.l 50 that you
nay have them In case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
Gentlemsn Garry
sPALDIHa's TEROAT COEElOTIOHA
..- OhIldrsn OrY for
sPALDIEgs THEOAT CONNECTIONS.

I advise ever ono who has Cough or a husky
Voice or Q Bad Breath, or any difficulty of the
rhroat, 70 sst package Of ny Threat OoDfsotioas,
they VIII relieve you Instantly, ind you viii agree
with me thRt "thsy so right to the spot" Yop VII
and them very useful and pleasant while travelling
attending public meetings for Btlling your Cough
orGfaying your thirst. II TOu try one package
Sals n saying that yOu Win sEsr Afterwards con
SidsE thom Indispensable. You win Ind them Et
the Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines.
PBIOz TWEHTT.EIVE CENTS.
Ny signature Is On each package. An others
counterfeit,
package win be sent By mail, prepaid, on Esaslpt
Of Thirty Csats. Address
HEERY o. sPALDIHG,
ts GainT street. New YORK
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Ia9 . w q ohi91 Court o oounoa Flaal.

Ll9 nE1le 0I UlIoI louTf % U0TIIIn T711I-
Ouyahoga County, IS.
Caroline E5henbrsnnaF,
=. Pstition lor DiI0Eol.
HkORGE ESHENBRENNER. on
NJ Marietta 10 tee county of Waahinrton, and
etate q unlnis notified that Carolue Esl6n brannal
did On the i2Ih daY Of Nay, A. ID. l85i 8 Der 78ti
ton ~ tins once Of tbs Clerk cf tho Court b Com
mon Fleaas within 3ad Tor the county Of 0lyahoaa
and stafe q Qfloi cflargi1g the sid Gecr Eshsn-
Dfennaf Win Aduiterys With cle EliZ1lath Hol
5rsnnar, and agking that she nay b digcrctd fFu1
ms said Gscrgs Eshanbrenngr, which petition win
D iof nearing q zz weeks irom the dl.8 herewith.
Dated this 18Th day Of BIay, A. D., 1851
"a BJLlNH ESHEMBnENNE
mT.l.-I.i -lr Elarra A Gill; - ! !. a.--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

IFTom the Examiner, EorioIE, Va,l
They have been tested IN Rors than Q thoEaR
oaSsS, With entlre success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

Il
tErom tbs Examiner, NorIolR, val
OephAlio Pills sccompliah the object for WhIal
hey Eers laao, VIZ; Cure Of headache In all its ors
FEOm the Examiner, EorfoIE. VaI
they have been tested in EoEe than thOuaR
Trom the Democrat, st. Cloud, MIMI
Iiyou are or have been tr9lbisd With the hsad
. 1a .sr sS5 q 2o5 q. sAl 80 that yoa
LTromt tho Advertiser, ProEidenos, Ri
The Osphalic Pills are sald to be remarkably si-
sctys reney TOR the headache, and one VI the very
r been diCeoFered-
IFron the Western B. B. GaEstts. Chicago. MI
We heartily qdorse Mr.. spAlding, and hia mri
fRrom the Kanawha Valley star, val
We are sore that persons SUFFERING with hsadschs,
Hho ~ then, viii stick Q them.
[From thu Southern Path Finder, n. OF
TTY them you that ara anilcfsd, and We are Surs
that 5our testimony can bs addnd to tbs Already n-
aeE9gl list that has received baneas that no 0tAsE
TFrom the So. Louis DsmooratI
gThe immense demand for the article (CaphAlio Fisi
4 rapidly enorsasins.
Iron the Gazette, Davenport, IOEu.l
M. RDalding would not connect his name Win an
articls he did notF- 7W 70 possess real merit.
IIrom the Advertiser, ProVilenco, B. IL
Ths testimony b then isVor q strong, hron ~
most re5peqtable quarters.
TTrom the Daily ReWs, Newport, +. II
Os9hhlic Plls ara taking the placs Of al kind.
IFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.I
Said 70 ba Vsrp eHioarioua for tha haadanhe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

tErom ths Examiner, horIola, val
OePhAlie Pills sce9mpliah the object lor Nhial
hey Eers a9o, viz; Cure Of headache IN all its rms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

Asahel b. Jachscn,
Alans n r. Lawrence,
John singer,
Lnciu8 y Eager.
viii N 3. LasOn and
Ada iRs Lasun,
naF- Hnmkn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

c65sS stssS "a SalSi SoaSiy Court Ct connon Pas
julia A. WOodard,
Vs. SDivorca
George WOodard.
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
NO0DARD, will take uotics that the plaintid
Julia A Noodard. has this day iled her petition IN
the above namtd court asking for a dissolution Of
the nrtiage contract; cause assigned, Wfllful ab-
qence and adultery. The csss viii b. = hearing 81
the hOYember Tenn Of aaic Court.
October 18th, 1901 JULIA A. WOODARn
B. A. DAVIDSON. solicifor ostzs-35i
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IyI5I a 81 55EsS

~ = =
9S.e y 8 J ss Ss
Li5s hiNGTea Uolidss fT0tssisJlH aaI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, u
.l- Oh GFHnNA1oRsd0HA,
g L , BIT, So, AHD IA POTEA0Y
OURBD,
Alter all other Treatment Fafsll ia
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of Now Eork Oily, Win pay OBs Hun
dred dollars for ths proof that be ever iI to
the shove named diseases. de win pay the same
sum for the proof that any other Phyaician IL
the United 5fStes treats the same oiEeasos With
AFTER many yosrs Of iaboriouS study ana s1psri.
sno0, Dr. GIBSON Is happy In bsinE abs . az
ROgnos % the uniortunats, that ho has psrisotsd
SPEEDY. .AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
i5 DEBITTTT b Oh EEEVoUs iss FR6sTRATi6A.
He has sueceedod II curing cases In this city, some
o. whom had expended hundreds Of dolisTs win
saisLyle led physicians, who PrOis 10 ireat a prThts
maladies with gucoes1, and without receiving the
least particle Of benedt.
some College N London or Paris, - perhaps soms
otherg do for tle purpose OF ensnaring the Innocent
alissd. But what Or. GIBSON might boast OF Il
this, that he lB able 70 give entire sat5iaoton 70
t1Oao Mto Ibto18 commence N us 1DlNtF meg
rity, and that he has perfected American system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don Paris or any patent medicine 90 eluai Tor the
radical cure Of seminal weakness and al diseases
aersussments, both mental aud phylioal, hrizihs
irotn sexual or secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims Tor his nov traatmentth
following advantages over all others yet discovered
and Ht, the agents uEed are IN Respect disagree
able; he no relics o. the dark 6Ees, such e
Hsr6uKJ, any Osher dsletaEiOua drugi Baoondlg
no restrictions in diet OF businesg Repaired Thira
Iy his treatment ID positive and certain IN el cases
he stands prepared 20 90 into any public pTiEatI
hospital ia the United States and demonstrate the
Immense superiority Of bis new treat1ane over anJ
other nov knsEn 70 the world IN poinr OF prompt
ness, permanently nidre15, EGistT end conTenienc.
20 tds uatieut. -.-. u III ..-e- ..-.--
Or. d1BsOd Il permanently located IN Oleyeland
and has duringtha pass Two yea1s performed many
cures Of diseases Whill had for yoarH resisted all
other mode5 Of trsatneut. Boierencee can Be- given g
individuals OF the arat re8pectabity in Cleveland
| Boston, Hew York snd other Cittss In regard g
skill and integrity 40 all professional LTIsacO
DyBpepaias hhuen1Atlsu1, Ecrotula and 81 ohrontE
diseases treated Will 81 Porior EuoGsz7s I..
| Rg Medicine sent 70 81? part oi the country o.
/ receipt Of tsn dollars. t.
DE. eIBs0E's New Work on Phyp.a'oEy iOE Esl'
/ as hiI ONES.
DR. GIBSOE, @
Professor Of ElsciTopathy 57.6 Hs18Giiss,
~ O6loe No. III Ontario street, up stairss fsv
| dOors from the Public Square.
| once hoUrs from to l1 and nom g 5 e'oioct
/ asflv. fSuCGsvs asohEeadn- .. avs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

LFron the Western B. B. Gasstts. Ohioago. Ill
We heartily 9dorse Mr.. spAlding, and hia unri
FAllsd CsPhal : us. T-E III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

LIromthe Advertisers Providence. b. II
The Osphalic Pills are asid to Be remarkably e.
soty5 reney tor the headache, and one " the VeEy
oe!t for that iery frequent complaint which has sT
y been diEco Fered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

II Courtofcommou Pleas
Cuyah0fa Comfy, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

Tarms-Cash- JOSEPH 8. GRANSIs,
--.- Assignee Of Em. hIsEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

f1rom the KansWhs Valley Star, Val
We are sore that persons 5uhsfing With haadschs,
Who IL th5ua viii stick % them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

Professor Of ElsctTopaLhy 57sd HetiGiIs,
~ Ofloe No. III Ontarlo street, up gtslrs, isV
dOors nom the Public Square.
once hours fFom to Il and nom : g 5 e'oicck
Tsflv. fSuC6svs nxoae.'d g. avs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

LFrom thu Southern Path Finder, N. O.I
TTT them you that are AFFLICTED, and We are Iure
that Jour iinonF can b addnd to tbs already n-
nerouI list that has resolved baaaatI that no oshsF
medicin can Droducs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

ITrom the Advertiser, ProViIenco, B. IL
The testimony IN their iavoF 4 strong, hon ths
most respectable quarters, ID
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-02

r. h sii hat uHglani VII h.
eft = slsla t%aavshtleH, bot sll
mahe a calm Ahi 4 knIhea sppsnl 4.
The eHHhify
The vkqnia Convention has pee
"A an ordinance establishing ihe nav
# vlfdnla, and sathmlflns NJ
hanks 10 Issue small hstes,
The Iiahis are estlhealshel ~
cabes IIsnfy and rhsfles,
spsrlsl messenger snes Wy the
most tiesmer " fatopu " purchase
500 600 worth " sfma ~ lbf State
Union men sfe leaving Eastern
Virginia, whtfe IN armed pbblo u
d%epfelalins IN private property,
Senator Mason tat saiBe place not
stated made q violent secession
speech last night Ills arrest IA
again denied.
The cfoion Aqutduet u guarded.
In The fear that attempts will be- made
10 blow up the bridge and pillars
AsAroLls, April 30 This place
was yesterday made a military depot.
Gen Butler Will remain here,
Reliable Information declares that
10000 troopsfr the Southern Con.
fedefacy arc nov In Virginia, aud
more are pouring in
The Adminiatrn Ion has notified
Gov, Lcichor that one step advance
from Richmond would cause q speedy
invasion Of Virginia from tie West.
!. Is reported that M armisticc Of
six days has been granted by jon.
Davis, and that Secretary Cameron
has gone TO Richmond.
WASHINGTON, April 20.--ENhty.
five thousand additional men hay,
! been called Cor BY the Government
/ 10000 for three years, and $500,
Tor five years, with ls,ooO scamcn fol
five years,
NEw ORLEANS, April SO-Troopi
are still pouring in here from til,
country, all Northward bound.
The Southern steamship line T.
Texas, will resume her trips, wit
Southern troops on board to guard tn
present movement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-02
sOB1TuARY.

N4J)t(1, at bis late residence, seven miles
from Pamela town, on the. 1ith day Of
March. 1861 joan u. Keith, Esq. lie was
born in Marion County. Tennessee. on the
a9th Of January, ISIS, left there with his
parents for Mississippi in 1883. was mar.
tied u the ago of twenty 10 n very amlnble
young lady, Miss y. A. Mcleod. after living
several wears Of happines. together. she
died and wen. 70 hcr home In heaven, lcas-
ins her husband and four little boys to
mourn her loss. In ist0 his father died
leaving n widow, and FIVE helpless little
children dependent on him in n great msa.
sure. for a support. so John was lef. with
the cares and troubles OF two families rest.
ing on him, bat. oh. how pcbly did he bear
Il. BIZ. efforts were crowned with u~ntounded
success, the lasting gratitude N n widowed
mother and Of once orphan brothers and
sisters, since grown up 10 manhood and
w~0marho0j. attes, The ne, that John vas
more than o brother to them all. In lst5.
he profsssed religion, and joined tho hap
.iss Church. and va find him lending a
helping hand to every good cause, be va.
a cheerful gtvsr, and gave to all senomina.
ticns Of Gods people, he never withheld
his acts 81 charity In administering 10 the
needy, his object was merely 10 relieve, 10
him, more than 10 any other, il the Pamela
Baptis. Church indebted, he headed The liz.
with q large subscription, and moreover
selected and secured the LOT on which thi,
beassiful new house Of God 10 built.
In 1850, he vas married to another ami.
able lady. Miss NJ. o. King. whose kind and
sd%eesiona,c disposition rendered his path.
way Of life smooth and sasy, may God Civ,
her grace 70 sustain her through this heav,
bereavement, but q little while and she viii
join her dear husband. in that "hsppy land
where parting IL no more" and mar shs
With Gods help train up her two dear li,tl,
children In the way they should 60, and
biz sons may they BE- enabled to follow u,
footsteps Of their noble father, mar tot
bless them, and help them to pass through
the "hery trials" Of this world, and brina
them out more than conquerers. We lear
10 Mr.. keieh's illness that he talked fsmi.
lisrly Of death. and gave his friends vel
grounded assurances that oil vas right, an
he Wa willing 20 make the exchange. II Il
. God's will to call him homs, sud tho,
our beloved friend has left q, " feel IN,
less deeply. but would We recall him. II ",
eouldp oh. no, he is happy with his make
and desires no longer TO dwell smoas nea
and while his friends sustain . great loss
ve feel assured that their loss L. his e,sr.
nal gain, he has acwn . little in their al.
vance, soon shey will follow, and Join him
In that spirit land from whose 'sbosrs,
no traveller resurns'' then dear friends b,
~sdmonished. "rherefese be " also read,
foe In such an hour as " think not ils ssr
81 man cometh.. Tsrssp.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-02
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening the 25th Of April,
at the residence Of the brides father, Peter
D. Jones, Esq, two miles south Of pnnolo,
BY tho Rev. James ". Bates. Mr.. ". v.
Porrs, TO Miss ELLA JoSks.
The printers return thanks for the usual
fee, with the expression Of their wirhes for
the happiness o. their young friends.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-02
tMG sIAIG ~ Wtsstsurpt.
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w The Circuit coun
D. %ball'os'o"' Attachment,
" sylaocy $4,000 and Interest
+ < l E....., o."...."
j y ln,cndor,)
f0NiE attachment IN III ease having been
returned executed by gafnishmehla ~
j NJ Iooroll, NJ. 4. Terrell aud j y. Law.
rudar. aud loyyi6g On certain property VI
tho Defendant IN the hnnds " said safna
shoes. aud ,hg defendant being y non res
dent of the State Of Mississippi. 80 that or.
dinnry process Of Inv cannot be- served on
him, notice Is hereby gwen that TO the said
defendant 10 be aud appear nj tho Court
House In the town u Pamela, IN Monday
the 18th DAY OF Mas neat. tho same being
the first day ~ The neat tern " The Circuii
Court for the County 81 Pamela, then and
there plead answer or demuf ~ sud acton
or judgment will be rendered agaIu. him,
and further proceeding be- had according
To law. And Il l. hereby oslcred that said
notice be- published for four weeks In the
Pamela "Stnr,"a newspaper published In
the town VI panola, In said county and
State. A. N. RAYBtRN, clerk.
slxvoSs 4 cnvxr, At,'ys Tor prs.
April n, 1861. nl2.lw