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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

~ See Casey Nosey's appeal to
the people in another column. Their
stock Of Boots and Shoes is large and Sc
aect. 7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

@ We are requested to say that Per-
shing 4 Co.. will gil all prescriptions for
the use Of families of volunteers from this
place. grstuitously, during their absence
IN the service of the country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

Van yaikenburgh ON Secession
The KIP. M. says he is In favor Of Secession
He thinks High Prices and Poor Stock have ruled
the Plymouth Boot and Shoe market too long, and
he therefore proposes Secession. He invites all
that favor his move to call and examine his large
and wellselected stock Of Boots and Shoes that
has just arrived. and which he viii self very low.
He will also make to order Boots and Shoes Of
all kinds which, with all work of his manufacture.
he warrants to be Of the very best quality.
Call on the P. NJ one door north Of the
Bank. fe- af Us ~
apl4 22u J.F.vAN VALKESsrRoH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25


Ohio Cash Store!
1910 pieces CALICO, from to IL cents, and
yard wide for ~ cents, at the
OHIO CASH STORE.
COZ pieces BROWN SHEETING from to
10 cents, ut the
OHIO CASH STORE
300 pieces DENNIS. best for 1917 cents. at
the OHIO CASH STORE.
90 pieces STRIPES. best for l2l. cents. at
the OHIO CASH STORE.
so pieces TICKING, from IL to % cents. at
the OHIO CASH STORE.
l0l pieces JEANS from 1915 to 40 cents, at
the
OHIO CASH STORE.
Largest Lot of
CLOTHS AND CASSLllERES,
at the OHIO CASH STORE.
Three Thousand pair Of ..
B0oE8 AMD SRoEg,
Women's Enamelcd Shoes for IS cents. atthe
OHIO CASH STORE.
1000 SHAwLS, Brocha. Stella and Silk. at
the - 90 49, ~.
OHIO CASH STORE.
Five Hundred Silk ~
Capes, MantilIas and Busters,
at the OHIO CASH STORE.
Ladies, for the incest Dress Goods, of all STYLES
OHIO CASH STORE.
One thousand yards Black. Brocade and Fancy
- FL * 3,
cheaper than the cheapest, at the
OHIO CASH STORE.
800 pieces Challi from 49, to 25 cents, at the
OHIO CASH STORE.
500 patterns Lawns and Berages, newest styles,
at the
.5....... ..f. OniO lash S1OkE.
For The cheapest White Goods, 60 10 the
OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest and newest styles of Travelling
Dress Goods, 60 TO the '
ssilesF7 OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest Hats, go%o the @ "a
OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest Gloves and Mits 20 TO the
OHIO CASH STORE
For the cheapest Hosiery 60 TO the
OHIO CASH STORE.
Forthe cheapest QUUENSWARE 90 to the
OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest Goods Of all kinds. 90 to the
OHIO CASH STORE.
For the biggest pile of Goods for
. ONE DOLLAR,
90 to the OHIO CASH STORE.
5000 yds CARPET from 25 cts to 81 per yard,
1t the OHIO CASH STORE
: Farmers. Farmers Wives. Farmers Boys and
Farmers Giris. go to the
OHIO CASH STORE.
Every Body, buy Jour Goods at the
OHIO CASH STORE.
j. The best RIO COFFEE at Is cts, at the
CHIC CASH STORE
Is lbs good NJ o. SUGAR for IL, at the
OHIO CASH STORE.
TWO TONS
Coffee Il Crushed Sugars,
!. -. S 3 s. fl
WMoLEsALE en- RETAIL
Which viii hs sold vevy cheap, at the
.sa OHIO CASH STORE.
- oz.AIs.
These ooodswsrspuschAssd in New York sad
Phiaadslphias vhan Gesds were II the Lowest
ng boldly thaf they are from Is 10 Is per cent
cheaper than ever before offered in this market
for 49,. - = Is. G. = ~. =
-. '.sG "A = III
- -. ID. McWILLIAAIS;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

u Sold by rERsnnc 4 CO.. rlnGst.
Indism.s xosz4 "a Z s mayl7 2elamly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

The genuine hixhly eoncontrsfsd Berhavcx Holland
Bitterb pet y n bdff4nt Bottles only and ressi]rd
0re Boi7zr pr botfe The great drmsnd for this frui,
"a pubIIe shdd1d guard szrfnss purchasipg. "a q
s.,y:ef, 5rzsszi<s 81 "a OR Name 8 % re u.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-04

FRIDAY, Nov. 30, 1861.
The Convention was called to order and the journ-
al of yesterday was read and approved
Mr.. John B. Jones, delegate elect from Currituck
county, to ill the vacancy occasioned by the resig
nation of Col H. NJ. Shaw qualified and took
his seat. ...
Mr. Thompson of Wayne, presented petition
from free person of color in the county of Wilson,
praying the passage of ordinance for his enslave
ment. The petition was accompanied by an ordi-
nance for his enslavement which was read the first
time and lies over under the rule.
On motion of Mr.. Fere5ee, the resolution intro
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HEAD QUARTERS N. G. TROOPS
Adjutant Generals oe


GENERAL ORDERS No. IL wv &C. l'Si.
an THE 2sTH OF OCTOBER A CIRC1rr
" issued from this Office to Certain CLAK Was
Coast, requiring the Militia tIfn ont ,rc n Our
continued threatening of Coast By tho week lb.
recent course Of lawiess aud untrue men -, aud he
border make IL necessary that the reour r Weston
Circular be extended 10 the whole State ErS Of lha,
in the State will, therefore, be assembled COMPANY
inspection nsirurtop, and drill; and will be week week r
appear armed as The law directs and with Ielured
ton The State expects every man TO do NV ammun.
the Governor Will not fail tp enfurce this aud
power vested in him Commande-in Chit w. 10 all tie
only be called nut for actual service hv Inc Nls
or by seven Justices, provided in the s,b uoVern
tia,' Revised Code. A section Mill
The Governors orders will be given tbror,, -,
TO the Generals or in special Cases 70 CO. 'nS uice
Regiments Companies. HahdelS Of
Whenever the Militia are called into ac,r,
less absolutely necessary, not than un
called beyond the limits of their county Tn ~ snail be
ing ofhcer making the CALL shall discriminate ~ Onhahd
those persons who in feeble health or VII aFnr Uf
u"n WIN public institutions other pecpIinr nnec.
msnt, snal require their presence at home euiPov.
The Militia, when called out as above will reno..
superior officer in the service of the State mr. H. 10 any
crate States Every Colonel Commando NJ .s Coned
ed, application to this Office ' "nen netd
Colonies are required to have made opt os
sibIe after the time liked in section ~ new Wm pos
the muster rolls therein required and as ma n law
can be had for blanks, each Captain will mak ~ PAPER
paper rs neat roll of bis company NAV he "Seap
BY order of the Commander-in- Chief:
J. G. MARTIN
AdJutant General
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lars the blank was filled by inserting the words
zone hundred thousand, and the amendments were
then adopted.
The question now being "shall this ordinance
pass its second reading" the Convention adjourned
on motion of Mr.. Rayner -
tit is due to Mr.. Woodfn to state, that he advo-
Gated the ordinance with much earnestness and abi
ity evincng throughout the discussion desire for
the adoption of all such amendments as would pro-
mote its efficiency. ..i
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A fine Location for making Salt for Sale with
very desirable Residence.

A fine Location for making Salt for Sale with
very desirable Residence.
TTlHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE FOL-
Il lowing desirable residence Wrightsville Sound
eight miles from Wilmington, n. C. The place is
residence, in desirable neghborhOOd. The improve
ments consist of dwelling house with eight rooms,
kitchen and stables and carriage house.
and all other necessary uthouses. fine well of water
is the premises fine grape arbnr, good garden and
fruit trees, with some Of land attached The
whole has been lately painted is in excellent repair under
good fence and in high state Of Improvement The
land lies Immediately the salt water Of the Sound and
offers every facility for the profitable making of Salt from
water An abundance of wood for boiling Salt
tguOus. There a number OF Salt Manufactures
this location in successful and profitable operation
TIE fitness of the place and of the undertaking
therefore, experiment. Wrightsrle Sound is sum-
resort for number OF citizens Of Wilmington. Fish,
oysters, and such like abundance, with fine surf
bathing aud boating.
ALSO,
of fifty of land equally sdvanageOusy stu
ated for making Salt located Middle Sound about
miles from Wilmington. There is this place a resi-
dence and all necessary out houses besides other improve
Some Of the land will produce Az bushels of
per One both of these places will be sold
bly,, and on accommodating terms.
Apply personally by letter. to the subscriber at Will
mington, n. u
HENRY n. DRANE.
November 49, 1861. lC0-w&Sw2w.
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DESERTERS.

DESEREEkS.
nESERTED FROM MY COMPANY, THE HENDER-
~ SON RIFLES on Tuesday the 18th October, WILL
LIAM SMITH and F. A. SHPMAN, prrates in said com
pany. Smith had on when he left black coat and black
pants; and Shipman had black brown pants
Thew both dark skinned Smith about and Ship
about 90 years of age The State will give $50 each
and will give $50 each for the delivery of these deserters
to me at the camp near Raleigh.
J. p JORDAN,
Capt. Henderson Rifles
Nov Z, 1861. VI
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SEQUESTRATION NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE HON AS.
I'll BiGGS, Judge of the District Court of the CunIed
crate States Of America for the District of North Carolina
the RECEIVER for the Counties of Chatham Moure Ran
dolph. and Montgomery, in said State hereby notify eve
~ Attorney, agent former partner Trustee or other
person holding controlling within said Counties apr
lands. tenements, Entertainments goods and ehatps
rights CREDITS any interest therein of any alien
enemy of the Confederate States Of America speedily 10
inform of the same, and render Inc an account
thereof and far practicable to pay the TO
me, to place the in my hands. AM such person
wfuly failing to do so, shall be guilty OF high misde
meanor and upon Indictment and convciun shall be fined
in 4 not exceeding five Thousand dollars and Imp
oned not longer than six months aud shall further be Fable
to be sued by said Confederate States and subjected pay
double the value of the estate property effects the
alien enemy, held BY him, subject to his control
also notify each and every citizen Of the Confederate
States speedily give information ne las he required
by law to dn of any and all lands tenementS and hered
smenS goods and chattes, rights and credits within The
said countless and of every right and interest therein held
owned and possessed enjoyed by for any such alien
My Office is at Pttsboro'. Chatham county. n. C.
JOHN MANNING, JR.
Receiver for the counties aforesaid.
October %, 1861. 44-w6l.s
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A GOOD CHANCE TO BUY CLOTHING
AT FAIR PRICES.
HARDING'S.

THE STOCK is WELL ASSORTED.
(sxALL AND SIZED MEN rIrTED)
-1EHAIE OPENED WITHIN THE LAST WEEK
w the following Garments:
500 BLACK and COLORED CLOTH FROCK COATS
from $40 to $50.
200 FRENCH CASHMERE BUSINESS CoATS-from
tl3to SIS ~ 49, .-rs.-- - e. .-.
100 LOWER PRICED BUSINESS COATS--from IS
to s. 50.
500 PAIRS OF NEAT AND HANDSOME COLORED
CASHMERE PANTS-from 81 to $40.
500 PAIRS BLK DOE SKIN PANTS-from 81 to $40
800 OVER C0ATS-at various prices. VIZ
900 HANDSOME VESTS-Rich Velvets Rick Silks Cas-
simere and Cashmere, of all the various qualities.
At fair prices.
We sell only for CASH
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. l, 1861. s6-w&swIm. o
~ register copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-04

BANK OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
a DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT. on THE
IA Capital Stock of this Bank has been declared Of
the pros for the last six months payable the Principal
Bank and the Branches and Agencies the First Mon.
day in December next.
c. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, Nov. 9th, 1861. g7-w&swtd.
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IMPORTANT SALE NEAR FORESryIII
DEPOT,

"lLL BE SOLD AT THE LATE RESIDENCE op
w Mrs MARY b. WILEY, deceased, on 18th Deem.
Der next,
Ten Likely Negroes,
consisting of mon, women aud children The crop of Corn
between three and four hundred barrels Fndd.r nh
Shucks, &c. fine stock Of Horses, Cows fat and st
Hogs, Farming Tools of every description Household and
Kitchen Furniture 4
Credit Of six months given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security
JOHN N. FLEMING,
JOHN l.. TERRELL E1ee"f0's
November Is, 1861. 4i-wSt
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eco. W. BLOUNT
OFFICE OF THE LITERARY BOARD


I
o. distribute Fund the
Ihaep nng be
each county he
Th he b tpe to ho d April
appit DEPARTING
0
Suaaryw Board ~ D'
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FRESH OYSTERS
- RECEIVED DAILY,
OAK CITY HOUSE.
Raleigh, n. c., Nov. 5, 1851. 97-w&swtf.
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GEORGE l.. WILD
WARRENTON N ~

''-IItIsI1NIOIN o.
G RESPECTFULLY OFFERS uIS c,-
TTV1 1as Tuner and RepaireT of rFG p Vicinity
wherein ten years experience safely rnntrs,
him to guarantee satisfaction All commnnc,; 'IaOts
ed to Warrenton will receive prompt attention u''ee
Refers TO Rev. Albert Smedes and Prof q + How.
Of st. Mary Si College and Mr. W J. Palmer, Of Dra
J. Wilcox and Prof C. Kehr Warrsutnn - Ia nan
Mills JOS H. GoOch AID DR.. s. A Williams OxfnrG, e.
Jan. Is, 1851. ~, l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

Rareel 10 : Lot No nine and part 81 lot No, tan
u said aubditis.on, bounded g allesls eommencing
at than erSectioa Of the eastsriV in8 ii NelVTi1
street. with the southeriy line o. eaid ot No nine;
thence running nertEerly zorg said lias q Ms-Eil
street. "a aenty-sight feet thrts aud kalf incbess
~
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rRAYRLRR,s RRGsFRI..
THE CITY.

oAxuOS, ARHT EeuIPAaE, &o.-Thsrs
Vss received ct the Eastern General
Freight Depot in this city, this morning,
the following, and Forwarded to their des-
tinstion:
For Major A. Montgomery indianapolis,
Indiana, seventeen bales army tents and
thirteen cases tent poles.
For Lieut.. Colonel J, simmons cOlum-
bus Ohio, twelve cases Of tent poles.
For Gen. R. Anderson, JshersOnyille,
Indiana, two boxes Of harness.
For Lieut.. Colonel J. P. ssndsrsOn, Fif-
tenth Regiment 0. s. Infantry, Cinein-
matt, Ohio, one case Of guns.
For Col. Wm. B HaEsn, FOrty-6rst Reg
inent Infantry, Cleveland, Ohio, two Par
Eott riaed cannon, and seven cases Of
she'll.
For J.. J. ElWen, Second Regiment 0. v.
Cavalry, Cleveland, Ohio, Eve boxes Of
elothing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

GozH 10 WAsHIEGTos.-J. 7. Strong,
for many years connected with the JeWelry
Establishment Of N. 3. 0rittenden, in this
city, has removed to Washington, D. c.
and opened ct $40 West Seventh street. q
Commission House, for the sale Of produce
Of all kinds, including poultry, buttsr,e eggs,
fruit So. For The sale Of these articles
Washington is one Of the best points in the
country, and persons wishing TO send con-
signments to that locality can do no better
than to entrust them 10 Mr.. Strong We
wish him all the success he can wish in his
neV looation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

BEOADHEAD's CAVALRY REGIMENT, MICH-
IsAE.-A special train on the Toledo Road
this morning brought in at Eve o'clock,
thirty-three car loads Of hOrses-about
four hundred and tWenty-6Te-and one
hundred men in charge Of the horses, be-
longing to Col Broadhead's Michigan Cav
airy Regiment. They all went forward by
Way Of Pittsburgh at F6:25 AN. The bal
anes Of the men and horses will pass
through this city for Washington in the
course Of two or three days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

A LITTLE HnE-We would propose to
the sandusky Register that it pay little
more attention to giving proper credit for
articles which it clips and uses. Not once,
nor twice, nor dozen times only, hss cred
1t been given to another newspaper than
the LEGDER, for matter which appeared in
the latter's columns. It is perhaps not Of
the greatest consequences in the world, but
TO say the least, is not business-like.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

Army WAGON TOR Coz. BARNETT
The Columbus freight to-day took forward
an army wagon, manufactured in this city
expressly for Col Barnett. It isa perfect
model, is built very strong, but Lights
lettsred upon the side "OOl. Jas. Barnett
Ist Regiment Light ARTILLERY, o. v, Q.
q Az
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

PERsOzA1.-Assbel A. Mathsr, step-sOn
Of Dr.. Gibson, Of this city, was hilled by
the accidental discharge Of musket, in
camp 81 ROlla, No, on the 21st inst. He
was promising young man, and is much
Iamented by his many frienda BE was
highly spoken Of BY the officers Of his reg
gr.e,f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

AHEAD OF TIxE.-starr, ct ais News De-
pot, 225 Superior street. received the IL
Illustrated News, Harpers' Weekly, and 9th
er eastern periodicals. this no-ning. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

VIsIT TO THE PEHITEETJARY.-Misses
Emma and Ada Webb, accompanied BY
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Webb paid visit to
the State Prison yesterday, and treated the
inmates to several Of their best songs. The
gratiied countensnees and glistening eyes
told how we'll the kindness Of the party
Wss appreciated.-CI City Fact. .--.--
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soldler., AId soeiety, warrensvIIIe.
RlrnErsrILEE. Oot. I9. Ie6I.

WAEREEsEILEE, Oct. 19, 1861.
The citizens Of the township Of Warrens-
vile met ct she store Of J. N. Burk, for
the purpose Of consulting upon the best
measures to be adopted to carry into effect
the requisitiOn Of the Governor Of me State
relative to the furnishing Of blankets,
shirts, socks and gloves, for the use Of Ohio
volunteers.
The meeting organized by calling 0. B.
Judd to the chair, and s. Hubbsll, secre-
tary.
On motion it was resolved that q commit
tes Of nine be appointed to canvass each
School District as soliciting agents.
Committee-District No /, Moses War
rem; District No. 2, Curtis Oramer; Dis
triot No. 3, o. B. Judd; District No. 4, J..
Z. Qusyle; District No. g. VIM. Waterson;
District No. 8, n. Wetherbee; District No.
z, Robert Smith; District No. g. Asabel
Lewis; District No. 9, Otis Fsrrer.
Everett HOlley was appointed TO notify
the committees in the north part Of the
township.
N. Warren to notify the vest Districts.
Il was resolved that notice shall be Civ
en- by Monday, 10 clock, A, M
On motion, J. ~ Burt was authorized to
receive oil articles on deposit, to make an
invoice Of the same; also to transmit the
articles contributed TO the Central Commit
tee ct Cleveland. VIM. Warren was ap-
pointed assistant receiver ahd also to
transfer.
twas resolved that the above committee
be authorized to receive money and spPro.
pirate the same for purchasing any article
Of clothing required.
On motion adjourned to Wednesday, 6
o'clock P. n, 23d inst
o. B. JUDD, Chairman.
s. HUBBELL, Secretary.
[We understand that the Committee re-
ported, have procured contributions,
money, &C., to the amount Of about one
hundred dollars, and delivered It over to
the officers Of the Ladies' Aid Society in
this oiiy.-EDs. LEADER
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U URI0Us kUINUIUENUhI
'LOAN UNDRR THE OoUETNR

oUVAN UNUNU III OULNLah
SAITH AND OTHERS IN A BOZ ltl
4. NORRIS In sight with hts CelsbrEtsd ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner Of
Horses and Osttle can ind the b0st Medioins in use
Tor many Of the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animals.
They are Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
L0ss Of Appetite, Hide-bOuud, Distempsrs, &C., &C.
~ The5e Powders always give Eatisfsction, Is the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
slronlars. Try them. FOR pale By y. y. Gaylord,
g. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong q Arm
strong, cleveland, o., and BY ell Druggists in the
country Also, ct wholesale by the Proprietor, ct l6l
Ontario street. CsVolandi OHIO, 70 whom AL orders
must be addressed.
tabs. RISikE q a NfREtfN
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THAEKs.-JOhn Lamb, of tAs Union Line
Express, has cur thanks fO- Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh papers in edyance Of the
mail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

War MEETrEG Al BEDFOED.-Hon. P.
J. Diskmsn Of this city, win address the
citizens Of Bedford, at 3 war meeting to be
held in that village, THE Saturday. even
Ing.
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8lnmbing.
ID p. BOW ER,

PA OF GA i
PLcABER AND GAS FIFEER
No. lO3 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Ha,l.}
Manufacturer and kgspg constantly on hGndnIIkl n
u PlumberB' and Gas Nitterli mhtarinls such e
Hydrants, Bath-Tubg, Wator-t tlosdt5 wash -StandI
Bath -Boilers, Leads Galvanized and Iron PiDs,
Shsst Laad, Bras aud Iron Lift and Force Pumps,
Bress and Plated hauoets and everything necelzaEy
tbs most approved principles. fE rlG aEL Fl
DErAn work warranted and done punctuAlly.-
RHa s55H 5ss5 .Yra1ll1asil Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

RE Seventy FIVE thousand dollars have
been subscribed to the Nstioall Loan in
Columbus.
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iUHE Arrow

. - "A - - Y ~ ~ ALAAAlN
u AFESDAdT5, Will take notice that John Erisnd,
q Clsyslaud Uhis, on The 5th day Of October i5I,
Lied bls pesitlOn - tn5 Court o. logu1n fieas q
uuvahoqa Count, 70, sgaln-t John y. . B1rgs8,
Ars. Ire erika B0rgsg. and z she other naaisd a.
isr danis, get ing 0Fth toat the plaintiff 3 g iudg-
ment ereliIor o. the said Jos =. BoTgss, On iuig-
ment recOF red By one a. sctisly aaaings fhs said
Borg - 81 the February 1850 tenn o. Hi1 c01rt for
tne sum Of t618.1s with cost a. interest, Which
iudgment ives signed % the plaintiff ThaS sr8-
culfyu iesE.d faid iucguleft 70 tke 9lgTff os
the cOuniy, bat had been retufnfd uussfisasd, ana
have no property able for exeuntiun Bot Tie
piaintd O argss the SAID JOhn T. Borras q frand-
uls- -tly gssg ling rye stock of Iesdy mzde 10th
il G. sloths, &C in IN city Of Cleveland, to hl son
in-laE, Theodore Fosns, and that said BurEzs ear
store goods, under the fass pr teute Of being the
business anC go0cs of fheoaOre NOze1. That 1grgea
u the O9ner Of valuable house and los ou So Caif
street Cleveland, (mors particul riJ described IN
The PETITION Ehich he keeps coTeFedEith zageas
Iaid but not cancelled Tisr Eaid Borzss 5ITnss
iarm D 0perty in i O. Cleveland dsscri6ad in the
pstifioI5 = Which be 2 meEtgsgsa 70 one John Lazy
John Lazy paid, sud that paintih'a lien On said
Pr' ? Toy 3 better and pTiur lien th p shar q
Heath 4 white. That J. +. B9rsts gas TIE resi- and
l. now tie CQultHb e osEer Il 3 Taluabi8 pfopsrtT
on the corner 0f superior end hiEsr stIets 10 Tho
cIty II OiVeland more particularly deg-roai he
and aii Of one Edward Bsslsnmueiier. hscs6ssd ne
BoTges. That hs 4 aisO the equitable olnsr city
lot No sls, On Tracy -trssti in the city Of aeFeaHd
B0rgss has bought win his own maans q Ell-zbls
fam IN SOlOn CuyGhCsa county, uhiO, af 81 acreI;
more pa ticul srY deserihed in plaintiffs petition,
but for tbs purpose Of keeping Il IRON the reaEh q
his creditors, he caused The properly % Fc IN the
name 0f his Wii9- Thai the other 1amed d6landa1t1
claim TO kaFs interest OF hsl, actuai contin-
gent on the described property, but 90 Wse extent
the plaintiff does not know, and therafsre damEnd1
proof Of the same. Tbs piafatin theref r., prayed
tnat ali tbs property ID ID p-titiou described, b
sold that tbs priority Of Hens - d1tsrmiutd, snd
that tho pro Of sale Be - pied according . pEis
l ority Of Liens
All fhs tboT8 named delsndants, not Ofheruiss
notded, hereby EOt fed and eqle8tsd % appsaF
aud ansWer the plaintiffs PETITION ~ tna llth day
/ Of December, is6l. JOHN FRIEND,
Riaintin Bcd Attorney.
Cleveland. Oct. Il. ISL Oet. l2:ls8