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T EGAL NOTICE.

ainiyrR NJ ReynOIds,1 The defendant, said Isiab
By her next friend SelOFer, % hereby notified
Lorenzo J. Rider, that on the 7Ih day Of sep
Plgintifi. }tember 1851 the above named
vs. Plaintiff flsd her petition in
Isiah selOvsF, the ofice Of the Clerk Of the
Defendant Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the cOnnty Of CuyahOsa in the State
of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant Is
jus y indebted TO the plaintiff in the sum OF hYe
hundred dollars with interest,", At ten per per
annum, from the 2Ith day OF April 1851, his note
OF hand Of that date. By said defendant, executed
ard delivered 70 Jackson selover Tor valuable con-
sideratlon- That, on the day aforesaid, 70 secure
the pa ment Of the note and interest, said defend
ant made, executed and livsred mortgage upon
Lot No CT, In Barber Lords Subdivision in that
part OF the City Of Cleveland, late known as Ohio
City, accOrdingto plot and survey Of Ahas- Mer-
chant, now on ils In the ONCE Of the Recorder Of
Deeds for said County Of Ouyahoga that said note
and mortPags has been duly assigned 10 this plain
tif for valuable consideration. That said note is
due, and that no part thereof has been paid the
prayer Of said EettiOn is for Judgment against slq
defendant for Yo hundred dollars With interest," 81
ten psr cent, thereon IRON pr ziths 1907 Tor the
sale Of the mortgaged premises TO pay SAID nots and
interest with costs Of surs and for other and tur
ther relief
The said defendant is hereby further notified that
unless he or demur 70 sad petition on OF be-
fore the third Saturday after the expiration Of six
weeks from the date Of this notice, the viii be
taken conf ssed, and judgment and deer ee en-
tered accordingly. l.. ). RlDkhs
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
September 7th, 1s6l:557-sw
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WHo VANS A Bora bright, intelli-
gent oOlored boy, shout eleven years old, is
an orphan and entirely friendless, came to
thia city, few days ago, on the Lake Shore
road. He has been provided for by gen
tleman who requests US to say, that if any
person can make the services Of such boy
syailAble, better opportunity could not be
found. He would be valuable on farm.
Enquire ct the Leader Counting Room.
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ARElvAE,-The United States schooner
.Wstohful, Capt. Thomas McGee command.
ing, arrived a. this port last evening.
The Captain is looking well, and reports
all matters under his Jurisdiction in good
condition. Hs has finished up his sum
mer's work on the east end Of his district,
and will be employed on this end of his
neat during the remainder Of the SEASON
SaRdasAy Register, lin
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: URIOUs KOINOIDENORl
SLOAN UHDEK THE OoUETER
.sl41Ha Am o,rf5TPs IN uov

EORRiS IN sight with his Celebrated ARABIA6 /
CONDITION POWDERS, whore every owner o
Horses and Cattle can and tie best Medicine IN us
or many OF the Diseases peculiar to such Animals
They are a Soyereicp Remedy for Colds, Coughs
- These Powders always give gatisfaoti0n, ~ To,
Thousands who have used them, can testify. So
sl-eulars. Try them. For sole By Z. h. Gaylord
Z. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, end StrO1g& Arn
FtrOug Cleveland o. aud by AL Druggists IN tn
country Also, a. wholesale by the Proprietor, 81 Is
Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio, to whom ell order
aust be addressed.
hs:Bssdsu g. gOREIB
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FRaVE7,RR,s HKGlsTElt.
T Il e CIT Y i.

PHoBA1E ouSF.-The criminal business
Of me PrOhsts curt closed last evening.
Rilsy BisG5s IS fined $40 aud costs for
assault and bauery.
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-NrASTERIs SAJApURSU-

MASTERS SAL E-PURSU-
lyH ANT 70 the eommand Of deoretal order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
county Ohio at the suit Of Nelson Prince, and oth
eIs, gainst Levi Thomss and Others, to me direct
ed / shall expose for sale at public auction at tie
door OF the EOurt House, in the City Of Cleveland
in said county, the 18th day OF october, 1891, At
2o'clOck P NJ, the ALLOWING doseiihed premises, to
wit: Situated in East Cleveland, In Cuyzhogh coun-
fy, Ohio, and bounded, beginning in th Plank
road and south 395f west chains, * link Eom
the west corner Of Chittenoen Lewis land, thence
south 58o east chains and 20 links TO said Lewis
" a. line: thence south chains and s. links
thence north 5tho west chains and Is Inks
theDcs moth sgfo east y linkH-thence north
5O4o west chaipa to the Plank hoad-thenee
norih sp9 enaf CHAINS and 50 link, to The ace Of
beginning, containing ~ acres Of land APPRAISED
0'-''- qEO. b. WYMAN, Master Commissioner.
B. e BEAVIs, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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In notice in the LEADER, Of the 7th Of
September, stated that d" somebody was to
blame" for my not receiving some Of
Lloyds Railroad Maps of the United
States, my first application for which was
in June, In week and half after that
notice I received them. The public can
judge for themselves where the blame lay.
r. PAGE.
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geaaI -.
a. o. searls. asslgnor.

A. q. beerl8s 1szigu0r, D
to
Edward bingham, trustee.
NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN TO
\ the Creditors ofths said A. G. searI7- fsat =
glvidsnd d rs per cent on theiF several Claims ~
been declared By tho Probate Court Of fiuT4b6g5
yountgi Ohio, and that the same viii 81 r9i1 n
them by the said Edward bingham, at his oifre. III
the Oiy of Cleveland, in said county on the q Az
Of September, l66l.
DANIEL z. TILDEH, Judge.
Cleyelandi Ana. y, 1851 augiis550
NOTICE-PURSUANT TO AN
i Y order made BY the Judge Of the Prob-ts
CbuTt, for the County Of Cuyahoga, Ohio, In fhs
matter o. the assianmeni Of William Fisks shall
oher i0r safe e public auction 81 the door of the
Court use, IN said county, On the I'm dnT of o.
tober. 1861, 81 o'clock 2 n. the foll8Ufng De-
scrbed notes. TO wit, said notes being the a.ssls
Of said assignment:
Date Ofn0.os. Makers. Time, &C. Am'l a pPTai5-
ed v lus
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BF Judge Lloyd. Of stsubeRville, Ohio,
ilAs been appointed Lieutenant Colonel Of
s regiment Of cavalry now organizing on
the Western Reserve.
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FoR CAMP elDDiSos.-Lieut. grinnell
came in on the Pittsburgh cars this morn.
ing with eight men from Summit county,
which fills up Capt. Hsrd's company to the
number OF one hundred men. They left
upon the Lake Shore train at 9.25.
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George r. BarstOW andl
Rnfns d. .Ba STOW, pl Is,
agalnst
Emery l.. hubbard, In Common Pless
d-f7urant Cuylhora UonnrV. Chic
Geo. W. Woodwork,
guardian
THE SAID EMERY L. HUB
BARD viii take police that ssid George i,
BkrstsW and kufus a. B.rstoE, Partners, lnder
name Of Geo. r. BaTstow & Brc.s commenced suir
in attachment aga nst him iu the Court OF Common
Pleas IN and for Cuyahgsa County rhiO on the 18th
day OF hepte bers o. the ubiecs and prayer Of the
petition IL wh;ch is to recover Of said Hu-bard
$50 90 with interest h the rate Of g cent
per annuuls from August Isth, 1858, defeBdsnt's
promisory note, dated August 5ih, 1855, pa-able
SEPTEMBER j, ie59, ar Eeeas Bsnk, 6alescurs TIli-
nois, with interest AZ the rate o. ten oenium per
aHuum- said defendant viii snsWer or demur
said position BY the sOth day Of SeVem 1851 or
the allegation Ct the same VII Be taken a. irae
judgment reDd5Fsd accoruingly,
RANNEY, B CkUS q NOBLE,
s-ptS-S5s Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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OAnr wApr. Dot. 10. 1861

y
RDs. LEADER. Please allow space in
your columns for the following list Of the
Officers and Paivates of Company B., 2nd
Regiment Cavalry, o. V. NJ, aud Obligs
many enquiring friends E. H. E.
Oaptain--Chaunoey Eggleston, Jr
lst LieutenRnt-Chas.F f. lngersoll.
I'd Leutenant-F. r. Deming.
Orderly-A. D Sessions.
Quarter Master-H. q. Bill.
SeTgeants-lst, g. E. Dunbar; I'd, G. f.
WyekOtf; Sd, ]. G. StillWelli 4th, E. Il.
Eggleston.
COrporals-lst, James Birzley; I'd, L
NJ. Tuttlo; Sd, ], s. Sphinx; 4th, E. S. Hall
9th, F. A. ThAysr; 9th, N. Abelli 7th, s
W. Fuller; Sth, d. L. Funkell.
PRTvATEs.
s. D. Bailey, W. NJ. Bowen, A. D. Ben.
jamin, W. D. Barker, W. Il. Bartholomew
S. NJ. Brewster, A. Belden, D. Broksw
D. V. Bell, NJ BirEley, h. P. Brinkel, H
H. Brigham, Geo. Cronk, D. f. Cook, L. G
Curtiss, NJ. Conner, C. @. Chapman, W. A
Chamberlin, J. ]. Chase, D. B. Chase, G
NJ Christian, D. c. Deming, J. Evans
H. A. Fravord, J. Fleming, H. W. Gage, n
E. Gorham, Erastus Hall, O. H. Holden, A
HaEen, J, V. Herrimsn, E. A. Hinsdale
w, A. Hinsdale, G. Hoppe, VIM. Hook, J
W. johnson, L. JudsOn, D. C. King, II
Keizor, L. W. Kelley, E. Kinnicutt, A. L
Lovejoy, B. F. Lovett, D. E. Murray, J
Mott, H. Mead, James Morris, VIM. Meer
A. A. Mason, J. c. Mack, E. Morgan, W. II
Nye, G. W. Palmer, s Potter, NJ. B. Per
dins, H. II. Palmer, W. II. Polhsmus, Jas
PlOWman, J. WOolf, H. @, WhitmOre, VIM
Van Norman, H. VOyley, c. c. Stevens
Jos. Seymour, W. A. Trotter N. S. TrOtter
H. w. Reed, J. L. Stearns, Thomas Scott
Jas. Skinner, l. s. stOner.
This Company is mostly from CuyahOgi
county, and is composed Of stalWart mel
with Spartan courage.
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IFrom the Democrat, Sc. Cloud, MIMI
II you are, or have bSsn troubisd with the head
aehel send ior box, (Oephalio Pills,) that Yoa
may hsYe them In Gaze OF attack.
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8rass 9Onuarg,

JAMES a. UDELL, BRASS
- EOQ DEB AND MAEUFAOTURER Of
Braa5 Work Of eVery descriptipn No e Union 81 /,
lew doors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio a
g prepared 70 urnish all kinds Of work uBed ioi
Staemi Matef or 9ast and all the various articles
seq IN the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of an
kinds made and repaired. Brass CASTING done daily
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Henry 1taine5, plalnTIn,
Vs. III
Elijah eutriek, aOlVil Acti0n flr Money
Lydia kendlick, aud 10 subject lands.
:. Q. West, ana
Kan uian uayes.
~ URT OF COMMON PLEAS.
~ Cuyahoga County, hio--Ina dsfszda-sr1, iEli-
lah Kendrick, LYDIA Q. kandElck aud @ West,
who are nOn-resdents OF the state OF choi are here
by notified that the said HerY hainess plaiati, On
the 10th DAY Of September 66i nled in the olcs Of
the Clerk Of the COu. Of Common Pleas OF Guy ahO-
ga county, hi0, his patttlon agaiu1t SAID Defend
ants the obecr and payer OF which petition is to
recover judgnsIt assnst the said Elijah kandrick
"a his note ~ $50 Ia favor or said plaintiff dated
June 18th f5a8 and on interest al the rata OF ten
per eDg per aunuul anc to subject to the payment
Of -rssn Judgment the following dfsCrihd premises,
p-ortgt9e1 by said .liiah and ydia q Ken1rick 10
secure ne payment Of said note 20 wit: one equal
undivided halt OF i5rs Nos one hundred sud fortF-
one and one hundred an forty two Of EEakIel E0l-
sens allotment OF the Taylor garm, in the city Of
CisTelsnd in that part uf said Lity lagelely known
as ONO Olty-the property IRON on Detrol street.
Said petition pTays for Judgment against said Nli-
lah kend lex for three hundred and thirty daiars,
and interest thereon since June 18th, 1891, at the
rate OF ten per can't Per annum, that said prem
ises Be sold 10 pay the s2me5 and the said dseud-
sntss Eiah keudrick, Ly1ia @. hendEick ard 8.
O. y est are notified 10 Eppear and answer ssid Pc
tlticn on or before the 10Th day Of koTemher ls6I
GAgE iE BHuOE,
septls:36o Plaintiffs AttcrneTa
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IArom the Examiner, Norfolk, VA,I
They have been tested in more than = thOusaB
oasss, with 6uttrs SUCCESS.
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BH The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad is advertised to be sold
on the 24th Ct October. The lowest sum for
which it cen be bought is Fixed st $500, 600
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ClETsR STREET BRDoE.-The Bridge il
repaired, and swung back to its place.
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Notice Of ForecIosnre

kaufman Hayes, Prtf
U.
Elijah h nd. ick,
Lydia h endrllk, Civil sciion for Money 4
S. u West, to subject Lands.
aud
Henry Hainess
DefendRnts.
NOURI OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ CO. aAHOaA COUNTY, OHtO.-The said de-
fsHdsnts, kljah KeRdrick, Lydia Ksndrick, and ;,
Q. West, who nOn-resldent ST the Stae OF Ohio,
are hereby notIh that the said kaufman HAYES,
plaintiff On the 2lst day Of SePtcm er, l6l, fled in
the Office OF Ihs CLERK Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahugz county, 10 the state Of Ohio his
petition .Iust saio def5Idants. The object and
pray er Of which Il ion is TO re-Oysr a Judgment
agaInst tbs said Elijah keudrick his prOm-ssOry
note given BY said nd8 lex 70 id piA'uEin, dated
July 3. lass for the SUM Of 500, duc in one year
from dave with interest at the rate OF 10 per ceDs
per annuml and p-yAble annually, and % aublet U
the payment OF such judgment the fOlloYi9B & Hs
scTlDed premises, mOftEaged BY the ga AtJen
heDdrlcK AID Lydia kendrlck to said plAihtlhs 70
secure the ylnent OF said note q W s1P ~
no. seventy nine l79), in > g. Seohe snoulVlsion
OF original lot No. hfty tE0s LsllIerly DIooAly1 y
township, now leveland n.y. and has a mont and
rear Of 81 feet and ~ fse in depth, and uCnutg
Herman street. Alss-One equal undl slueu one halI
OF sub 10 Nos ope hundred and t0rtyOne (l4lJ and
one hundred pzd fOrty two (l4sJ in kZakiel Fol-
som aIloCDoent of the Charles Esy Or Farm in the
lity Of ls7eand, fronting the south side Of De-
troit Ssfeet and extending Dack TO an alley ITO
sublOt OF In Hiram stene5 subdivision Of part Of
original lois s3 and s. in Brooklyn, having ~ and
7lz feet front on Train street aud l feet IN DEPTH
Said PETITION pray8 Tor judgment AGAINST SAID Eli
jan Kendrick for tbs sum Of four hundred and forty
dyllars i40 and Interest thereon at the rate Of 10
rsr Cent per auiium from tbs ed day Of July, 1851,
aud tnat said premises be sold 10 pay the same,
Said Detenuantat Elijah kend ick, Lydia Ken
dick and 3. q. West, hereby nOtihed to appear
and answer said petition on or before the 6th day
Of November 1901, or Judgment vii b. taken as
prayed Tor. GAGE BhUCA,
Plaintiffs attorneys.
Cleveland, Ohio, sept, q, lsSls5as
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Children Cry for
sPALDIEGs THROAT OOHTEOTIOHs.

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume TO tins Voio8.
They impart delicious aroma to tho Breath.
They are delightful TO the Taste.
They arc made orsimpls herbs snd oAunet harm
any one.
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april 2 1851 N. L. Brooks 2 months III si fs 4
Dec. "a, 1860 Barnum and
50 Dalton months lls 2 Rad.
June z5, 81 }. " Luce % days. u 81 nh
Tsrms-Cash. JOSEPH g GRANEIs,
Assignea Of Wm. E1sEE.
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&haaegtana, Sc.
II d ] { 81 Isl;
8 ) :,Sl
One Huad7ed Dollars PFcfaS,gnIi
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,

CO aEPHEAAI0AbHOAAs
g LIZ ET, So, AND IAPOTEECY
CURED,
After all other Treatment Feilsli
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New York City, VIII psy One IN
he above named diseases de viii pay the same
I'm toT the pool that any ether 5hysloian n
Iftsr many year. Of laboriogs study sn9 eSre-i
snce, Or. GIBSON 10 happy IN hains oble 70 an
aoDnce to tbs unfortunate that no has r9Fisotsa Z
system ot treatment tor tue -
SPEEDE AND PERMANENT CUBE
PRIVATE DISEASES
with all bad e6scts eFlHipE theTefrom, including
DEBlLlT Oh NERVOUS PEOSTaATlOH.
He hos sCocscdsd n curing cases IN this city
OF whom had EXPENDED hundreds OF dollars Witi
Belfstylsd physieis, Who pTofEs 70 treat ali privats
least Particle of 66nSaf
OF. GIBSOE does nos boast that ne Is 3 member OF
soma College IN London or Paris, 9s perhaps soDJ
Others dc for the purpose Of enEnHrinE tho innocent
and who hold out great szPeetetions never 70 be re-
thIs, that he s able 20 give entire satisfaction 70
those who repcge conncsnee In his ability and irteg
q Treatment which Challenges any Physician o. Len
ion FeriH, Or any pataDt medicine 70 equal for the
radical c1re of ssnlinai weaDess and si oiseSsss
arrangements, both mental fua gETgiCal, nri-inE
tom sextAl or secret Hbusc-
DR.. GIBSON slso claims for MS nov treatmsnttht
following advantages over Al othorH set discovered
and 5TEs, the EgeOts used u respect disagree
able he uses no relics of the dark ages, such Al
eerourY, nor any Othor delstsvi0gs drug: Secondly
40 resictiOus in ciet or business a Te1ured Third
y his treatment l. positive ENG car R IN 81 cases
lie stands prepared TO 90 into any public priyste
hoggitsl in the Untoc States and deElun5tTats tie
nIlsnse superiority Of bis row tru8tlenu over any
other ROW known 70 the world IN POINT Of prompt
ness, pcTmAneB1Ys icEsss, sefstY ard cOngan lanCe
20 tho patient
DF. GIGsUE . permanently located IN CioyeiHua,
and has daring the bsgt two yeaIs performed many
sursa cf dscsses which had for years resisted eli
ether modes Oy Iestnont Reference can be given &c
tndividu1ls o. the first resVectabity in Cleveland,
BqstOn, Nav YORK, Enc other citics IN regard 20
sEiIl end integrity in all professions transaotC ns
Dyspepsia, Ebuemetsu, ScrOfuia snd en- eh rOnio
ii5eases treated with superior EUOcssa-
~ medioins cent 70 any part Of sta co1ntTg en-
racegDs q ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSosl'S y New WORK on PfyEioicEy fCT HAis
e hia of,oe.
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElectS0pGtAy G,5 &e3ici7ie,
sS~ Calce 70. liz Ontario street, up stairs, isR
docra from the Public Square.
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tFrOm the Advertiser, Providence, Z. II
The OephAlio Pills are said to be remarkably el-
ootiye rsmefy for the hssdGche and one Of the VerY
pest ioF that fery neQuent complaint which has eV
81 bssn discovered.
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Lnfe from Lake SuperIor.--ArrivaI Of the
s5eamers Northern LiEht and CITY OF
The Northern Light arrived this tmorn-
ing from Lake Superior, at one o'clock, be-
ing detained beyond her regular time by
heavy weather Clerk Butts has furnished
us the following memoranda.
Left OntOnAgOn on Friday, October 4th,
TIP. NJ, and Copper HarbOr, Saturday,
October 9th, at o'clock, A. NJ Left
HOugAtOn, October 7th, at l P. NJ. Met
steamer Iron City at HOughtOn bound up.
Len Marquette at2 o'clock P. NJ October
sth. ssB propeller Bsokus and schooner
Chsilsngo loading at Marquette. Left
sault al 6 A. NJ October 9th. Net steamer
Iron City in Lake George.
Brought down 9s barrels and III cakes
copper frOia HoughtOn, 1s2 toe iron ore
from Marquette and other miscellaneous
freights, and so passengers.
The Light" leaves the dock Of Hanna,
Garretson s. Co, for Lake Superior, on
Monday October l4th, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ
The City of Cleveland arrived from Lake
Superior this morning at halfpast one
O'clock First Mate Andrews has furnish
ed Us the following memoranda:
Left OntonsgOn, October 9th, at 42O P.
NJ. Passed Eagle River ct 9 P. NJ, Eagle
Harbor at 10 P NJ, and Copper HarbOr at
112O,P. n. Sunday without stopping, wind
bloWing fresh. October 7th arrived at
Portage City at 40 P. NJ. HOpghtOn at
s2OP. NJ same day. Left HOughton at
124OA. NJ stb, in company with Northern
Light Steamer Iron City at HOughton-
Laft Portage City at 1.45 A. NJ. Met brig
~ OF Huron Island name unknown. Ar
rived at Marquette at A. H., and took on
los tons Of iron for KimbaIl Cleveland
Left Marquette at I P. NJ. Arrived at
ssult Canal October 9th, at $50, A. NJ
tea Left at IA. NJ Met steamer Illinois at
Lake George. Left De Tour at u noon
asa, Net North Star in River St. Clair.
Brought down 40 passengers.
EgFhe City Of Cleveland leaves for Lake
Superior at 0 clock this friday evening,
from the dock Of Begges Sinclair.
ARHY sTOREs, WAGONS, &o.-Thsre was
received and sent forward from the Eastern
General Freight Depot this morning, a
quantity Of army stores, wagons, &c, to
the following destination
For the United States Subsistence De-
partnent at ST. Louis, 294 barrels Of sugar
and 81 barrels Of coffee.
@ For }. McKinstrey, ouarter-Master at
ST. Louis, car loads, containing 20 army
wagons, boxes harness, box bolts, and
box bows.
For Gov. DsnnisOn, Columbus, ITO boxes
ordinance stores.
AlsO, the American Express Company
forwarded large quantity Of army goods
for Gen. Fremont, St Louis.
P1Ouo MAToH-There win bo pacing
match a. the County Fair grounds on Sat-
urday afternoon nO-mOrroW) at 3 o'clock, |
Ap-rse Of $25, bess three in hvs-mils |
heats. The following horses will contend |
for the purse;
"Ool. McCook" owned by Il. Woodruff.
Honest Dau, owned by F. Kimberly
aBroWn Dick" owned by C. Snyder.
aLady Kit Kerney," owned by J. Button. /
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P10rNa MAT0H.-There will be pacing
match 81 the County Fair grounds on Sat-
urday afternoon tO-HOrrOW) at o'clock,
P-rBe- Of S25, bes: three in hvs-mile
heats. The following horses will contend
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lHrom ths Examiner, Norfolk Val
Oephalio Pills accomplish the object for whisl
thsy were Lsdei viz Oure ofheadaohs In all s forma
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Court Of Common rlsas.

The state Of Ohio lCoUrt Of Common Eieas.
OlyahOga County, IS.
Caroline Eshenbrsnner,1
Fl- Position for piForca.
eeorgs EEhenbrennsr.Fi
GEORGE ESHENBRElINER, Oh
~ Marietta in TIE county Of " Warrington, anc
State OF OhfO, ,ls nOtthed that Oaroue bronnal
did, the 18th day Of Nay, A. d. 1885, dla her ped
tion in the ohce OF tde Clerk OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within ald for the county Of gugahoga
and State Of fOho, charging the said George Eshan-
brennsr with Adultery, with enc EliZabe1h kol
brannar, and asking that she may be divorced irou
the said George Eshenbrenneri which psfition wiz
Be- for hearing in sL weeks from the dats herewith
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. D.. 1851.
OAk0LlhE E5EEN BEENNNn,
my29st8 By Pierre A. Collier. Der Atty.
william EdWards1 Before Alex McBrIds, u p OF
MiddlebuTgh township, Cuya-
Thomas Price. h0ga county, Ohio.
ON THE 6TH DAY OF AUGUST
" A. D., 1851, said Justice issued an order Of At
tachment in the aoove action for the sum Of Two
Hundred and kinety-rwo Dollars and EiFhteen
Cents and the win be for hearing on tie s5th
day Of September, A. d., ls6l, az clock a. M.
Beraa. o.. Aus. 70. IS5l:755
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

The vote for Justices Of the Peace, as
published in Wednesday mornings LEADER,
compares with the official returns received
al tbs County Clerks Office.
Justices we're elected also in the town
ships Of Mayfeld and strOngsville in this
county. The following is OfiiciAl
MAYFIELD.
A. p H. King s5 55
L. NJ Gates, es,..........-...'.'''.'' '''''''''ao
Kings majority, ,..... ........'....- ...'-' 30
sTROEGsyILLF.
Mastorville stone .0l
Benjamin s. Welch, ...,.............,...... y
Stones mpjorlty, y,......................... 12
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

PEnsoEAL-Cept "A d. Willard and
Lisut whittlesey, Of Ravennn, passed
through this city this morning from COlum
bus, --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12
LeralNatIce.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
" that sn sprIication viii be made 70 His Exoal-
fencv v ID ID unison, Governor OfutiO, + 7 the par
dor az .JJ1jiUS n. LARK. who was convicted of
tha crime ofpassiug O5unferieit Bis, in the Court
81 Common pleas OF Cuyah3ga co1nty, Lhio At the
NAV term Of said Court IN is and sentenced 10 ths
Penitentiary for three years. oetqas2