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o7srERs.-MeSsrs. J. q. & A. s. GOrham
have somsfhing in the way OfOystsrs which
are in advance Of anything which this mar
ket has afforded in long time. They are
from Baltimore beds which hsve not been
disturksd for ave years. Each oyster there
fore can be warranted to have arrived a
years Of discretion.
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Quarter Master.

~ RefigeratOrs and Water-cOOlers, of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at prime cost; also fruit jars and cans,
at the stove and grste emporium Of
". L. MARvIE,
No. a, south-side Public Square,
julyloH Cleveland, o.
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- The Columbus Fact has information
that there are in that city & number of men
engaged in buying horses for the Southern
army. If this be go, the evil may not be
confined to Columbus, and it behoOves the
authorities to have an eye to all buyers of
horsehesh,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

MEssRs. EDIToRs IL notice eommuniea-
ton in your columns signed by Ellen,
who complains that the flag is not seen often
enough run up on the staff in the Public
Square. will say for her informatiOn, as
we'll as for that of all the patriotic lsdiesi
that il is so badly torn that to put it up in
smart breeze would destroyit.
Yours. JOHN scHRIEK.
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EXAMINATION OF c. R. PARsoNs.-C. R.
Parsons was again examined by Commits
siOaer White yesterday morning, and will
be brought up on Saturday, when important
evidence from Massachusetts will probably
be brought in.
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ULBVKI.AND gIARk kET-.eDt o.

FLOUR-No salss reported. Prices unchanesd
WHRAT-ih be market Is quls. with a good de
gree Of h'mness on the part OF holders Sales are
cars red on track at Soc, aud 22O bush do free OF
boafd ct &C. I'd .|-
CORh-ouist at slo.
OATs-sAle car on track at &c.
HlGHWfNEs-sals 60 bis At Isk.
CHBESE-Dull and nominal ct 1850 for choke
qualities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

THIRD ONO BArrERY.-Capt. STANDARD left
town yesterday afternoon for Camp Denni-
son with thirty eight men for his battery of
artillery. Twenty more men from Wyan-
dOtte, Michigan, will join him in few days,
which will fill out his complement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

MILITARY ELECTIoS.-At meeting OF The
Perry Light Infantry last evening, Mr.. E.
D. Childs was elected First Lieutenant rice
Fsyette Brown, appointed Paymaster U, e.
A. Mr.. Childs will make good officer.
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YLLULBLE.-The necklace seized on satur-
day by U. S. Inspector Ives belonged to
"Mrs. Haynie, whose residenceis unknown,
but supposed TO be New Orleans. 1t con
tanned 12S diamonds ranging from large to
Emall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

BRowS's sUsPEzTIOE WAIsT.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns Suspension Waist7"
1t certainly is the best health promoter for
ladies we ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. No one who has worn them could be in
duced to go without them. It gives sym
metry TO the form, and at the same time
perfect support to the weight of the gar
ments, and entire ease and freedom of move
ment. You had better live ladies while you
live, and this waist would be truly g life
preserver to many dropping, " weakly " WO-
men. See Norris & shefisld's advertisement
in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

lBH TELEGRAPH.l Ea.
FLOUR Market steady
MHEAT-MArkst quiet. No Sales
sac for Illinois.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL ERRlGHTS-Q Quiet and beats scarce;
torwarders generally asking csc for wheat and
Sfc fJr corn to New York Ons boat is taking whsl
gc.
No receipts st -four OF grain by Lake
CANAL EAR0RTS-lllg bbls nOuT; 50, coo bush
wheat; 200 bush corn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

Peterson's Magazine for October, New
York Mercury, Sunday Mercury, Scientific
American, Ballou's Magazine and Novelette,
for October have been received by Hawks
4 Bro.
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~csrbOn Oil at 40 cents per gallon,
Lubricating Oil at 20 and IS cents; Akron
Cascade Flour, for family use; No. l Mack
eral, Dried Beef, Hams, Pork, Beans and
Lard, at GEoRsE sPRAoUE's,
ovistt's Exchange, Cleveland. o.
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We LABOR FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDED
sOLpIERs.-soldier's Aid Society, No. 95
Bsnk Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Donations of
Hospital bedding, new and balf-worn shirts
and drawers, slippers, bed-gownS. towels,
old linen and sotton for lint and bandages,
woolen yarn and knitted socks, rice, farina,
oatmeal, pearl barley, dried fruits and ber-
ries, canned vegetables or fruits, jellies, &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to Il O'Clock,
A. NJ.
RRs. B. ROUSE, Pres't.
Sept. 9-S5S.
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P4ETALOONs vs.. PETTICOATs.-The young
and nameless female who was found in a
company of the 4lst Regiment, dressed in
military attire, has been promoted from the
johnson street Station House % the City
IDfrmary. She was provided, previous to
leaving, with a suit of woman's apparel by
some ladies from the New England Hotel
whose symPathies we enlisted in her ia
yor.
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BUFFALO MARKRT-sept.

FLOUR Market unchanged
RHEAT-Market quiet; sales l3 900 bush No I
! Chicago spring at sOc and 500 bus red western
st CSC.
CORN-ln good demand and Market frm;sa' Is Of
., 900 bush all at s5c
CANAL. FIR EiGHTS-I2c On corn and I5c on
wheat to New York.
LAKE iHPORTS-l01a0 bbls -four, 1900 bush
wheat; 5000 bush corn, 5000 bus oats
CANAL E4PORTS-lOoO bis -four, 10000 bus
wheat 800 buEh corn, 1900 bush oats
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ANNOuNrEMENrs

PRosEcUTING ATIORSEY.-Tho name Of James M.
Jones, Esq., will be brought before the Union Nom,
ioHtiDg Convention Of Cuyehoga county, as a can
didate .or the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney He is
every way qralided to discharge the duties Of the
office, aud elected the interests ofour citizens will
suffer no detrimont at his hands. He will receive
tbs cordial supportOf
HosTs or FRIESDs OF All PARTrEs.
REcoRDER--Jty Odell will, at the approaching
Union Conv'ni,n, ask Of the People OF Cuyahoga
unity, authority from them to put tn ir Deeds up-
on record and do such other business as they may
desire to have done, pertaining to the once Of Re-
corder said county Nina years Of practice under
dsputised authority, inspires him with the belief
that he can do 1t as princp to their satisfction-
And, furthermore, does not believe in throwing
grass to traitors.
Gko. A. kobe IS candidate for the one ofCoun-
t. Recorder, sub ect 70 the decision Of the Union
Nominating Convention.
JAMES broken HIRE Is announced as a candidate
for Recorder, subject to the dsslsioD ct the Union
Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

NoTIoE.-All persons holding my receipt
for horses, payable at the Commercial
Branch Bank, will please present the same
for payment Immediately.
j. J. ELWELL, Quurtermaster U. s. A.
Cleveland, Sept. 9, 1861. 1t
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SINCE BULL RUE.-The State Of Ohio has
raised and sent into active service since
the affair at Bull Run, ten regiments Of in
fsntry, a squadron Of cavalry and three bat
teries Of artillery
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

~CaPt. Jas n. Nash arrived in town
last evening with q company Of men for the
18th Regiment, commanded BY Col. Beatty,
on his way 10 Camp Ford at Alliance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

IMPORTANT TO EVERY oEE.-Ws wish TO
cali your attention TO the advertisement in
to.dsy's paper, of DR.. E. L. SOule i Co.'S
Sovereign Balm Pills. These excellent pills
have for nearly quarter of century been
a household word all over the world. They
are undoubtedly the best family medicine
now in use. The fact that more Of them are
used than any other kind, makes Us think
so. They are purely Tegetsble-sugsr coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their Ope.
rations. No family should be without them.
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HoNE AsAE.-Dr. Hunter has again ar
rived from the east after an sbsenee Of eley-
en- weeks, with fresh supply Of his valua-
bic remedies. See his advertisement in an
other column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

oAvALAT.-One hundred men from Wei
lington and Shelby, for Wade and Hutchins'
Cavalry, came in on the Columbus train
yesterday afternoon.
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the 9th inst, By the Rev Lewis
Burton, Mr. CHARLES SUMNER and n Is ANNA
DOBBIE, both Of u We and.
On the 22d ult. BY Rev. Mr.. Crooks, Mr.. ROBERT
hoWRIE and Miss ELIZA P. CLARK, both Of
this city. n ~. ~
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BoHB SHELL--A quantity Of fbOmbs passed
through here this morning for General Ere
mont. Shot and shell for State use were
carried through yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

0Aarleslon- CiOtAiag for 2t Sick and Found-
sd-Ineidsnts on tAs ROmsslrd TSiP -The
Hospital al GGIiiPohiS-I Inhumaaity Of The
Irait0rS-ROV Loydt PirgiHiaHs taik Of
Fremont.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
70 EHE HUMAN SIGHT EyHz IEvuFHDi
I h. sOL0KOEsOE,

Esoeheai saG SeisHdae 0p6eiG,s
Keeps the largest sasoEtmsnf Of the most improved
Ginds Of SpECTAOLEE An hls Glasses, whether
aor aear OF far sighted, sre gs011d under bis own
inspeoton, By msohinery Of nes with
the greatest caro- 20 suit the eyes IN ell cases,
Curing Weakness, Dizziness o. InoammHtiOn Of the
EYos, and impsrttnG strength foE l0Eg reading OF
ice sewlnF. s.
NJ. solomonson would here ufom the public that
ee nsTe- employs any one N the Eale q hia Lens
- Also, \ splesdid Assortment % 8RE 6LAbbAe.
MICROSCOPES OOMPASsEs, &c-, on hAzd.
- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without patni
- Perfsct - natural.
0FFIoF-Ro- 10 Superior street, under American
HCtai. msiisdAW
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FRAEK PARKAR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 50 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasnaabls figures.
ssp3lR96:1y
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DUBLIN MUsTARD-WEs e
havo RECEIVED on eonsignmqnt 3 very Inssis,Ss 80
tcIe Of Mustard, manuiEotured il Ba1i!s ,.r4tele-
FOR sale b. the Keg or others ise. ,-..FR 4 SON
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PERsoSAL.-Mrs. John @. Fremont came
in yesterday morning on the c. c. a C. cars
from Shelby, and went on 10 Philadelphis.
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GoMMHR0IAL,


Presidenf-J. D. WEATHERLY.
Vice Pre,'t-M. B. scorr. lTroasursr-R p t.vo,,
/|f. .. DIazcToRs.
N. B. Clark, A. Quin, n. s. Davis, D. Brovpou 81
Harvey, A. ). Begy;a, s. =. Lester.
nEFEEEEs.
8. +. Lester, 80. Husssy, M.B.soo,,
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Gas vs.. FLUID LIGHT-We notice by the
proceedings of the council last week that the
Gas Company has proposed to substitute Gas
for Fluid lamps now in use in some portion
of our city at a saving of some 100 dollars
per year. Thisstrihes US as an excellent idea,
especially so when Il will make such a great
saving to the city Treasury, and at the same
time give a superior light in place of the
tallow-dip sort of illumination which now
disgraces a portion of our city This change
would certainly be IN improvement, partic-
ulsrly when taken in connection with the
fact that the times are bearing heavily upon
our tax payers, and profits were never so
low as now, and it behoOves our city fathers
to lop off all unnecessary expense. We hope
steps will be Immediately taken to accep, the
proposition of the Gas company, and thus
commence course of economy now abso-
lutely necessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

MIssING MAN.-Mr. Samuel II. Goodhue,
farmer who has lived in the south part of
the township of Willoughby, left his home
on the 20th day of August, and has not been
heard of since the following day, when he
left the box factory of James Latimer, on
the Flats, saying that he was going home.
He is about 80 years of age, nearly six
feet in height, eyes blue, complexion light
and grayish hair. He has been at times de-
ranged. Any information concerning him
can be sent to Samuel Wilson, Willoughby.
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sEPruNpER IOTu-Will, to-a.--,.,,,,,,

sEPTHABER 1OTH.--With to-day, returns the
anniversary Of one Of the most memorable
and ever-to- o-be-honored events of our his
tory, The battle Of Lake Erie, in which that
gallant young msn whose statue adorns our
Public Square achieved glorious victory
over English arms and struck a deadly
blow At oppression and tyranny. What
contrast our country presents to-day TO
forty-seven years ago. Then we stood as
one people, in perfect harmony and conf
dencs, clothed in the armor Of right and
truth dealing death to despotism, and at
testing to the world that men dare suffer
and hacrihce. The spectacle was the grand
est the world had ever seen, and the mon
srehs Of Europe trembled at the thought
that on the Western Continent was TO be
erected no only an asylum for the oppressed,
but nation that should be the corner stone
Of the worlds freedom. Millions Of the |
down trodden watched the uprising star of |
hope as did the shepherds the star of Beth
lehem, for in it they saw their salvation.-
And it did become the asylum Of the tyr
anny-ridden. and grew and streug glhened.
But in the midst Of It's onward march at the
moment when its inspiring influence had
begun to be felt at the gates Of Vienna and
At the threshold Of the Vatican; Al the very
hour. when the noble Garibaldi, in whose
soul burned the fires of liberty which our
example had nurtured, was leading to the
work Of their liberation the warm hearted I
Italians, and pointing to America and the {
leeds Of her sons, carried them on to victory l
while our glorious example was having I
hese influences abroad, the hell of treach- I
'ry was opened, and the sky was blackened
With the smoke Of treason and perfdy.-
Vow the despot's sneer rings in our ears,
md his victims cry out afresh beneath his
ightened grasp. But this can only be for a a
ime. Let the young heart that to-day r
hrills and burns with recollections of the D
asst, swear that ours shall still and forever 81
e what our fathers fought for, "the land of a
be free and the homo of the brave"
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MAEHooD-How LosF-How RrsroaE

AAEHOOD-tiOw LosT-HoW REsEoRRD.-
Just Published in Sea ed Envelope; prise 6 cent?.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Ours of sPsrnatarrh0a or fsnliua' Weakness, H.
voluntafS Emissions SeEuAl Debility, and ID psa-
tmenfs % ha'rlage generally, Nervousness, Con
anmpten kp.lepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
lneApeeity, suling from Self-Abuse, &e.-BE
ROBT. }. CULyERWELL, N. D., Author Of The
0REEE BsoE. &s.
"a BOon to Thousands Of suEerers." sent under
sesl ma plain envelope to any address, rOsT PAID
% receipt OF ak cents, or two postage stamps By
Or. CH. }. @. KLINE,
"a BoverT, New fork, Post Ofaoe Box, 4ss6.
robf6fAwg6f
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MORNING LEADER
:RIORNING. sRPT. no. issI
~ ApEKRFaKnIKNRn.

Hawks Bro.-B's Lest.
JessPh &. GEannis-Lsgal Notice.
4 D. Kendall 4 cc.-olOakiass. ao,
Q. Beet-GrOcsrisi, &C.
TAYLOR, lsvOld cO.-Oloaks.
HsstiRg Of Goal Dealers.
~, H. "A 8. Gorhsn-BsiiimorS OyS,ors. Ae.
\. Plumb-A Law Lost.
Oil Worts Tor Sale.
herriek 3 BArlos-LoOal Notice.
J. J. 1lWall-LOcai Notice.
Or. harrsN-S Special No,ico.
shaEks RFos.-Loaai Notios.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

Herrick & Barlow have removed their law
office to No. 247 Superior street, over H. D.
Kendall & Co.'S. store. 81
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9pefla. nntiftE.
PREYENrInN Is nErrrn TnIN nm

PREVENTION IS BETTER TEAM oURR
To lAtits q delicate health or lnpaired orsAniEa
aon' OF to these b. whom an increase Of Amily q
nom any re1aon Questionable. tha undersigned
Wouli car preserlptien which is porfscty rOlla.
BE and EAie, and which has beSn prescribed ln W
rioul parl % tks old world Tar ths EsIt csntury-
Although tie artinia i rory cheap and uimpls, yoi
Il has b put NJ N half pint bottles and sod vory
eEtenslFely stthe oEorhtAnt proe Of Per bottle.
the undanignod proposes % frnish the reoslps for
the tnsn san o. g. bY ths possession Of which sv.
cry iaay on SupBy heraalf With psrsoi ualaguard,
at anT arug rtore, f.F the triaing sam q . cents
Per year. Anl1 phyaleian o. drugrat viii tsli you
sc q pursertly harmist, and thousandn Of testimo-
niais osn b proCurod 81 is efficacy seni % any
part q tAe cord on reoslpt Of 81, By addressing
DR.. J. O. DEVERAUX,
AUG .ln3se p. o. Box, No. gssa. New Haven. Conn
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WADE AND HUToHINs CAvALRY REGIMENT
Horses will be bought every day for the
present at Messrs. Chittendens' Livery sta
bic, for the Wade and Hutchins Cavalry.
J. J. ELwELL,
S5S Quarter Master, o. 8. Army.
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FINE CHANCE FOR lNYEsT-
FOR SATE
< 0 R s a L E
a Farm on q AcRre

A FARM OF "a ACRES
WITH A Two STORY BRICK DWELbfyt,
~ ~ me ltallan sty le Of architectuTe, With bsrn
ted, and ready for occupancy The house e bull
Win ali modern improvements the grounds have
ROM on hinsnen Avenue ef lB rDda. 4 bsautffa'
rsyine and living brook run through the rear enc
OF the Ear there several springs % pure ustf1
running out irom the banks Of the raTfne, uhich
with simple hydraulic works, bsoonVeyed 70 an
part OF the karm. For q GentlemRn'a ResidsnoI
the whole grounds can be elegantly and taatenulf5
arranged sor Garden Vineyard, or Fruit Cpl-
ture, h can Be made profitable, being 50 near thF
eity-only about 100 rods from the corporation limits
This tarm can Be divided into lots Of one to nvo
eSlens eA1 la,aA1 el1saAE rtaldence5s and a.
PuFct ssed. There are abouf or ncrss Of Woo5-
lauds part Of which is q beautiful Grove Tka
hinanan street Railroad passes through the Ave
nue. in front Of this Farm
AlBo-A NV TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
Bsrn, Out Buildings, &C., corner Of Kinsman and
Eorest streeta Lot ll7 ieot kinsmau, and s96 On
Forest street. HouEs and iraproveme nts are All rsf
elass With all the modsrn style, and buit in sub
5t2ntiil manner.
Als0-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE
Barn, Out Buildings &C.. situated on Forest street
lust north Of the residsncs Of the Hon. A. c. Rddld
Lot lin bet ToEt by Z6 teot deep. This is q frs
class house, built in substantial manner and 10
the Italian style Of Architecture.
AlsO-Anothsr TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn. Out Buildings, &c, adjoining the one last do
5crlbed Lot lU0 feet front by rs feet tesp and fn
ished In al respect IKE the other
Also-OkE N5OANT LOT, on kfnsman street
streets. i3 Ret font BY 80 deep. Nine lots on Tor
est street, uetWeen hinsman and ScoTiu Avenue
east side Lots 50 tset front b. rs feet deep VII
sell On time TO suit purchasers
- FOR fnrther Information enc uire Of the under
signed, No. zoe KinsmaA st., Cleveland, Ohio.
Iunr54-fs B. BABkER-
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ELEcTRIC BArH.-Dr. GibsOn's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equsliEs the circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfac-
ton to the sick. The pleassntest bath
room in the city for ladies' female Oper-
atOr in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. ssi3 jyS
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8eaal A0tites.
T EGAL NOTICE.

IL G. a J. N u i = 4
-, n p.,-,c1s., The defsudant, said I-iah
by htr uext friend SeioNeEi = ng - -
I,crer 70 J. Rider thn5 On me tL ~ - ~
Elaintin, fLemnel! - 80 .i-f I. IL
Isfsh selove-, the o.nee OF sle - - % -
- g a. IN. e,rury Of Cuy aho a. tti ~ : ate
u ~ fi,., f,rth that the said d 81 caut O..
~ y, 4, IN ssit.d 70 the plaintiff In th- sum o.
buu,!red iolIars with Interest, 81 ten Per -. T. rer
S f-,l1 ne 27th dag OF April, s3I on bic uoie
- - ~ ~ eh.f drte b. sid de.sGdant exc rtfsd
o. ~ 4 5 5i,srsd t9 Jackson sel0ver or vslu bic cnn-
- eftiee.tien That, on ths day afJreaaif. @ s.cure
~ - M mt Of the n0ts and interest, I'd defend
81 ntafsa. executed and liycred mortGag upcn
Tot 30 6g7, In Barbsr Lords sub1tvisi q 10 tl9t
,,rt OF ths City q Cleveland, late known ~ suLo
f9fy. according 70 ulot and survey - Ana1- Aefs
chant, nov on file In the ONCE oi h- hreglueL ~
Teeis for said County Of Cuyahogai Oh F. 20 h9ts
and moftaags has been daiy assigned 20 lel- pla.1
IN for a valuable consideration. That tla p . %
d1a and th-t 70 part thereof has be PC ne
-,ver Of said retitiOn is for Judgment sfalnst si4
ssfsnr.rt for ve hundred dollars with in'crest AZ
len ~ cent, fuereon from pru zlth, to1 f9r tne
s.ie f the mortgaFed premise 70 p1y sa'd not 900
interest With coats Of sut, and Tor other anA IlF
Tbs Aid defendant ia hereby further n7'ldd that
uuless he ans Ger or demur 70 faid petition on OF
tore thu third saturday af.er the eLpirali'h TX
tets from the date Of this notioe. the sar VII 70
taken a. emf sssd, and Jndgmant ana S.s sl
tered a-cordingly- - =. :; - Il I,i.t,IirF
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10
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NEW GOODS NOW RECEIVED

NEW GOODS NOW RECEIVED
WEIR z HIG BEE.
BLACK SILKS, SOLID COIORED STLES.
Foulprds, small Checks and BrCcades. Single and
ALL WOOL PLAID sHAWLs,
French Marinoes Cobuvghs and Alpaca Cloths,
Alma Checks, Chsne Medeunas, Pure La!ne Flaids,
Union Plaidsi BIoehe POplins.
PLAIN ALL WOOL DELAINES,
A fine line embracing every color.
IANTHES, MOI ANTIQUE md JACQUARO
CLOTHS Plaid Ginghams. Chene GinRhams, shit L
ing Prints. Furniture Prints, aud, nOtwithstRnd
the advance upon Cotton, AMERICAN aud other
PRINTS, warranted FIST snd TO sci fsst. at 5, X,
EIGHT aId Ten CENTS Per yerd. Ladies Em.
hroidered Collars, Breakfsst Sstt.. Gam brio and
Muslin Edging5 and iusertings, Nots, Lace Edg-
ings aud QItiDgs kulflings, Vel Tissues Lace and
Love Walls. Fren h COssettB. Lin u Hands erchtets
Embroidered Bands French IDENTITY and IDENTITY
Bands. v,-.
Alexaiders Kid Gloves Eeltings, Girdles Gallons,
kla stics, Velvet Ribbons, BOnue. kuf hes.
Tha iNDEsTKECrAoBE PARI.lAS TRAIN
skIRT A heavy stock Of Linens ElsnEeis an
Cotton rl1ths, VestinR,, Under Ol1fhing, Gents
Ties Collars and Fronts hne AMI III supply OF
BrcadciOths, Cassimeres, eatInettes, &C.
ZsT superior Strest.