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For the Christian Messenger.
Fading Leaves.

The poor fading leaves, como borne to US
on the light breeze as we muse here in the
early Autumn twilight. Poor fading leaves
Ye are emblems CT race as perishing and
frail as yourselves. Ye are sinking to your
graves, having finished your allotted task
Thy mission is akin to that of mortals.-
Their days are transitory and Aeeting as
thine. Ye are bright and beautiful, SO arc
they. Ye would speak to them, if they
would but listen, and tell them Of their NOR
tality, and that they soon must lay aside the
solnbre ones OF death.
The leaves that a few weeks ago were
green and brigh are falling, falling! Soon
these giant forest trees, will be stripped Of
the lis ght graceful leaves that have been trem-
bling and fitting over them, soon the shril
hoarse music of tho winter wind, will sigh
thl ough these branches. Bright has been the
sunshine that has fitted among and across
these boughs, sweet has been the music Of
summer zephyrs, aye! sweet as the sweetest
Of music, has been the voices cf the wind
among the g'een leaty twigs. Very sweet
has been the united voices OF birds, wind, and
leaves. Very harmonious were the anthems,
chanted here in these old trees. Grand and
richly look the trees, with the gorgeous au-
tuun robe Of various and countless hues-
All! summer with all its brightness and
beauty is dead and gone. Its light fleecy
clouds, its warm rains, its pearly dews, its
rainbow tints on hill and valley, have all
passed away. Passed awayn how full OF
meaning are the words! We utter them, but
do not comprehend half Of their import. Au-
tumn in all its gorgeousness is he. e. Fading
and falling leaves are scattered i'll profusion
all around US. Everything speaks of decay.
The breezes sigh mournfulIy, and the leaves
come home to our side with tad mournful
vail. Frail beautiful things Mortals
should read the lesson that is written on these
leaves. Every leaf would convey a lesson if
man would listen to the teachings Of nature.
Fading leaves The woros arc full Of
meaning. They speak to our hearts, With q
voice powerful and solemn. They tell us Of
lives that must surely fade away Ike these
poor, wihering, inauin e caves. They tell
Us of caskets, that contain precious jewels,
that must surely become as the dost Of earth.
They tell US, that Of the countless myrads,
that now throng the stage Of life, in a few
short years. few will remain rs inhabitants
of earth. Fading, fading leaves We take
them, and crush en- within our grasp. They
are frai pcrshablc things. So are mortals,
soh! world oh life Oh time!''
Time passes, changes occur, and we like
the Autumn le.v.s are fading away. We,
like them shall soon be crushed and trampled
in the dust But it will matter little where
the casket is laid, if the jewel is SAFE
GERTRUDE NJ WEST.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-12
Camp Gregory Smith.

The following are the officers and prvates Of
the Roxbury Company:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-12

A REMARKABLE PARIsH.--Thcre Is par
isn in Hanover, Germany, where there are
eleven thousand communicates in year, ey.
cry adult being commitment with few
rare exceptions, and every communicant a
frequent participator. The services IN tho
week are as well attended as oa the Lord'8
day. Since 1852 the parish has sent out to
Eastern Africa twenty missionaries and el9A-
ty.eight settlers, and twcnty-nine lniasiona-
res are to sail in 1861. The pastor edits Il
Missionary Magazine, which has monthly
circulation of fourteen thousand copies, and
brings in an annual revenue of three thoasand
crow s. The success Of their missions -
wonderful if it be asked how a single VIII
lage parish has been enabled to do what Ii
has done, our answer should certainly be
this The efectual lervent prayer OF a right
eous man availeth much. 1t ives Pattor
Harms custom to pray to God, rather than
to appeal to men, for help, and in how remar-
kable manner his prayers were answered,
the above will show,
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General Lyon was man of true moral cou-
rage He never would recognize the code Of
the duellist. 1t is said he was once struck
in the face, but refrained Oh religious princi-
pie, from challenging his adversary. This
subjected him for time to the contempt of
his fellow-oilicers but long before his death
they learned to understand and respect his
position on this subject. No one can doubt
his bravery
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PRICE. TWO CENTS

the Plainield squads OF recruits have been Or
ganized into Company, under the following
officers:
ptain-Edward +. Reynolds, Rutland.
lst Licut.-Ejah Whitney MiddicseX.
81 .cut.--Denison a. RaXt0rd Burlington.
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New YORK, Oct. ii,

NEW lORk, OCt. IT.
Advices received by the State Depal tment
from England and France are highly enconmg-
ing. Public sentiment in these countries has
greatly improved in reference to the war,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-12

UlGHG ATE VT. Jan 2. P60
Nv little boy had vioent attack Of Group last W. WeeE'
We cured him in thirty minutes bv free Use OF ~ ~
G. Writes Elixir. VI NAi' ''A'' ~
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have us.d It IN my family AID Hn1 1t IN eA'e''' -
'e'''u' ''' LTCIUS IOAHR0Ok, Burlington
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c,0rTC4y3 AND COLDS CUR13D

This crrtfes that n. &, Whites Pulmonary ~ E'&r
has been used in my fmy, in cases Of everH oodS, a.
tended with sore throat ana mas peen loon0 " 'O'''
medicine n REV. S15 J. ". WOODWARD. Westtol d, VT
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GROUP GEJR EEs.

NV child is sube to attacks Ct Group it cures ii NJ
once. :, ,D~NJcOv CT Alhous
have child that attacked with niel0ta''o's @ ~
Cl oup We gave her rr. n g. "h,-2,s, Ing ah' ~
fine surDr:e Of all it gave her immediate retl; M u,
''Ae SUI i''' W ZvPlIAR VlNT0N, East Fehel.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

fi,HY this rena rks o. aud most interesting r-mei,
l is posed OF the concentrated Juices Of the uo
powerful sud the soothing Plants ard Rsts X r.t,,
chemically combined snc insula ed in well ses.d xi.,
BOTTLES anf charged Nv a powerful battery. Thus ~
sessiug addition ssiericf medical virtues str,o
Magnetic ard Electric prurert rrofound, p-neirat a,
and ewsnently quoting ans soothing II Teh~vs IA
and mia mmston 81 once. when t-siy appi-c,) shA
ing tne strained mssiirs giving life A
vitality hy iis life giving Guah "a psrslEsa parts -
chr. stan;ing complaints. anu weaknesses. Al
ayug uery9us pain (Neus ga irritation and renos,ps
oh>iruci like a ehsrm Indeed all ho Ia We usra n
speak Of az truly q srtul ssln-, aud esi.eu
ey far superior anu all Other external r~m~d<s !.
applied in season. is uuisng remedy for n.
CToup, sore Throat Inflammation II fhe Lung. Rcues
Liver. hioneys. and other gsns, Rheumatism SUN,
Irritation. ssue the Bress; sni all times curv,
nervous Headache. Neurscs. eyes, ache tousl
ses~. acae the Pace, fmples and r. nytons Of N
kinds. lcS, bruised and Sprs,n.d Limbs, Burns Ptcsef
parts, ChiibsiIs, udo cnt aud long stand ng Scrps
Wounds, Sc, Sc. h viii also restore the HAIR 10 N,
Rad Head, and prevent the Hair from falling The MAJ
Ointment has teen extensively used pen Canal ana
raught Horses for Gals Wounds, Sprans and m~nes.
and cure, when Piled hot, for the scraich,,
horses, and Foot All ON sheep All the proprietor All
for the Magnetic ontmeni fair TRIAL couhdeni that An
the, clam for IT, vi he found IN. letter In The
neictoI hood where II = People b.,
hy the quantity, ami u skept aud used y slnsf e,sr
every family is more OF less afflicted with We ssaa
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
None genuine unless signed - : Bs-l,n with leu See
Pamphlets conts ming ful recions around each bottle
and circulars left with A. Price shhu, tor sms
and - stiilggs Tor large Bottles
Fer a'e ~ NrwhFo Y Braiher sn1 Ihs,-r \ Go Ian
sing, soi all "ther Drugg IT. IN the c. uniy
81 Al orders should h. ssi'.sSes to M HriGr A
60. Earlv'll-, Madison 90 y \. 2ls
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JOHN e.. HUM ELL,

Chsni1 ard Pkr rJnGocltiS, Boston. Mass,
Who,s signature he eoIks Of the "pl,
and IL h, m address All cunimun cstion-
Sold o. all res pecta Die dealers every where
L IHAYER < Co en;s. Lansing IN315
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06
DROBATE NOTICE-Sta.e Of Mich,

Il iaan, t"H.is 4 iugha 90, So ~ session r- th-
Probate 'ou he f"untv Il luguarr, nal ci .h4
Probate OH r. son. II nlay the 49, JaE,t Frb.
ruaty. n 10. yea = usand -ht -Und-e anI sky
Pr@-@rt, WIN Il iinckpey, Jadge uf =. olstr l..
the matter ut Size estate uf John IusaS d-. SOB
reading and nhug abe Teri'inn duly verified. Nm -
hapuaa. ADM 'gai'E Gon said estate pray NJ cor
license ?" 81 tie rezi estate of stId deceased
ThereU,,.n ,ered, that u. udaN the - iat
3pr mex, r. II O'clock in tie f1teG0r - r--ct q
3T H." st;ns e said petition an tha; tue h-iS
Of saij Z. and sl other persons t.ie, ed st
required appcar a. session e -a3 CUT
hen 20 b. Lui ~ h Fr"hi'e 0Sce. lbs b.
Mason, and show cause # ny there n rs the pa
Of the i"uer orid not he granted Af her
Ordered, ih-t - = Per give notice ihe person
interested said ate, a. the pea Cucy e ~ai5 ycr
and he b. arm. thereof by causing copy 81 -h
be puhi-he1 In tn IN ing ReTs'@icoI ntwsfs pee
printed ant reCating IN ssd county of lnyham .Ut:-
cessive weeks previous To said day ct heario.,
a true copy WV II FTNCKS !.
3w30t ,J,f,}ss Of Iby.yt5s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich

l. igan, County Of In-hsm, AT session Of the
Probate Court the county o; ngham, holden at the
Probate Of5c village uf Mason, Monday the 18Th
day Of F- The year one tbo1sauc eight hundred and
sistT VIM H. Pnckney Judge Of Proba'e. In
matter Uf the estate f George French deceased
On readug and hing the petition, duly verified of Char
Iotte French, If SAID deceased praying that
instrument writing purpOrtn- t. be the at wall and
tes'amer, Geor-. French may he admitted t. probate
and that letter, tesaentry be grhOten 70 said
.t'Cuer.
Thereuponi Is ordered, that Ion ~, the 18Th day Of
March o'c'ck in the forenoon be- assigned for
The hearing of sad petition, end that the he al law 81
q deceased, auG al ether persons Interested IN said
tate sI.fed appear al session "i SAID court.
then be hgan III" Probate Office, ~ the village #
Mason, ami show caUs, II any tie b. why he prayc-
of the petitioner should not he granted: furfh-
ordered, thai said petitioner "a she persons
Interested -sIf estate, 1T ths Ien1elcy 81 >ac petition,
aud tie hr fn- thereof by causing cog. ot ths oir-r
he published the Lansing Republican, newspaper
printed snd crcniafing IN >aId county ." lnEhan thee
successive wenL, previous 20 said DAP of t"drnS
a tue o., IF WI II. il>'hNth,
3w3Gt .. i.ee 1rob.rr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06


i pf-e that ats p"ine nisa'es ior ~nue pe.An, 20
the a. 90 eviVdy NJ, -sh'a si'S sho strengthening
10 tn a power 1850 'ssSihss rein-iate7 ahp re
new Sec "' % IT. 'fsin@i PGti'f hha ,hus
an zen ,t-'ef 'nT i.nera % tAeA- 81 n'eSse
u = ny ePt amt ever Cnefe1 I" :, vi
PplGs f. 90 :" - 10 be within tue Ieach Oh an 30
eh>1 -si anf * I COMB zee a. 2" Dc we ID - pow"
~ aud So - pere a. pea as 70 oct u. Ps,
feet ,c RI inc ran ne ttfs y "d'@'e or' ''e s', 90
oetLsd st'ha1cas AMI t4nt mp t-e srS'r organs
hs al o. was nni o'h-' 4if al or II y ~" PeI'sis
eShits r1s m - -Le ia te' : h'Ne F',oseA ot
ls-stut- " DIP E" ""i NP''iH y comp" e'e""t-',
OF '---' "'''' 'h4 nus . '''ns' 'L''.s - iI''
t"or 'ni 80 'hns pf'tr - sou "a" ne
- nj = % H '-,i'e'' IA ."LS '~sn i'.' p" "
sifefa'i D. ~ ce" ~"'' 'i" .! VIC Hi''"o-b,f
sSir " hrdiraIs G" IN "i'' .! az W" hNfe ~
'tei 60" I'D pr! ]" 't .e- ih-,ifa ~ i"' -""
eI{~ even 70 '"- 10 '"'h'. 'o' at.aSA :" 'ae
sn1 A. t. al -" - e'h "pe" " 'H'
r'h' - H.'' tE-4 - g - s" w NJ ~ ~
c"i*.+n . T"'"' ~ rNA"iP' = &c GU wang
"a " ~ n 'AiL.- - % -e'' "' pfsPrPta' i" -
ApP-h" p IA - se ''''- i-'~'i'' 'e"f''ga, ~
pat DE- i~' = '-.'"''' - q ''''b''l' .iR"
w. 4-'A2 'i ""t-'' I. ''' - "a -
i-tii .'if D "hf Ftri"i :. I'd M '''' fe'"'''
VIZ '~ss ~ ''f"ti t.'1' = T. VI
80 = Pi ~ HHi i'F-' '"i'i" :, 80 SCI =" 'e ~"
n" = .'' "a, 90 ina % 10" '" 81 = 't'"e ~ any k.n
. - Or - 80 = - :. "a =" - - ,o
Hirk- &c 80 't ferh 90" = i.'" P'",P I'm ~
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Detroit 1. Milwaukee Rail Read.
.sfs:- - FEBKUARY f..as.1s..::-

- Hfrz=. - FEBRUARY - -:s....z.z-..-s-.-
s.--im : /. 60 ~ z-ssss ~
nURlNC TIis MONTH Trains viii leave C~,.,o ~
IL follows,
GOING East
At 9 90 4. 81, Lansing Accornfnnlet,on
At IL IS !. VI Mixed
At LOOP NJ aau
GOING WEST
At l so + NJ, " S.5
=; ? 80 Z. u iIai.
Refreshments Al Detroit Dso>S1 Grand Haven and
upon Company ferry steamer Wn.scr Iarrair Riv.r
hots! IA Depot a Gfan3 haven
Trains leave termai daily, Sunasy y excepted.
The TELEGRAPH LINE open for PUEIIc BUSHES
CONNECTIONS.
AT DETROlT-Grest Western Railway for al points
Esst-Mchigan Central, Michigan southerD and tiraBd
Trunk Railroads
AT NlLWAUkEE-With the Mississippi iaeross- Chi
cage, WATERFOWL. ard Horizon Railroads for ali points
West and Northwest
Passengers Tor Great Western Railway 20 ga H.. IA
Road Ferry steamer. al p. X T. 2 Deck leaving T,ck Al
6 Is A. VI. and . "a r. u.
The Company Tine Tables can be had stany 81 the
Stations.
VIZ MUIR, Gen'iSupt
D. L NJ R oaices. February. 1851
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FOR SALE.

A \ IMPROVED FARM of 240 Acres; $50
n acres under good cultivation, good buiIdin. :,
&c; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
is described ~ follows: The southeast quarter,
and the east hall of the southwest quarter of sec
ton one, in town four north OF range one west
and has been commonly known as the "Alver.
son Farm" Terms reasonable
Apply TO JN0. ". L0NGYEAR.
263-tf Lansing Mich
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DROBATE NOTI Estate of Mic

L. igan, tony - Inghaul. ss.-At Session of she
Probate Curt t the county oi IH:heU, h,"eE "a t-
Probate Office, the village 81 Mason, on Mndas, t-
lS-h day - teb f-r YEA tnau,a light hun1r"r
and sixty one ;i,en, WE "A FINcSNET jude Il Flots
Ia the at he estate 81 E-rl Aatfe> 80 sra-.u
tn reading a.ng the petition iuiy verified. 10 D
I.Naulee adm ~tfa'nv >ad e, hy Nm II 'h p
man, b. .-s gtay IL TO e Hc-L~e sell ;L. .
estate e ,.is !cgc ~ th- c.uDfs rf iUghsa.-
lhereupGU o. Hrte-ea. tnat 80 uasF. tne - upt
of April nj A. IL sci OK in rh" t.s.Guon -
~lgr1 for he b.A rug So Pof'I'n, tuat TIL b.
= "f e.-a~pl, an al ",h-, ~ in st"~-,
n stId estate e,u rei 20 tEenf "--"r 90 %.
mt, then - holden - lie ittrs't Once, ,Ie a..
age of Mason show cause. Il lie h-. - ac
pra a. ia 5..ftI should bee aft-'-
iIri her "d-.'i thst stid G"tir ;ic- L. r -
ni-r.-- q estate. G.. the #gncg at
petition ne liz ~ here =. ~ cau-us 'uiy
his Uu-'s in the Ian ~ artbtcait.
nrw>fa me- ah! e rcuist.ug ~ ssr q tH't . 'u-
ban. ,;4r.. weeks pre- sal = t...
ing "a u r -,,pv wv II. Pl>t NM.
Gw3ni IN, gp 1T ~hafp
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of

~ In n 4u ----4' ~.->-i.u q thp i.obae Court
the unv ~ ha' a. TIE rob IL ii.e - e
village 81 " -n 81 -s,'. ur ], h"4y - 90
the yp.r fu".-- st hun .i.d s.Ie.
ent, M n tT>,s>EY. ia e II ff' bale in ne ms
Of TIE cststy & john Damn. -.rt.a>c ~ .t.. x
htug So. sens any ycrGcd 81 Ja.l I,o, mn
OF sad d-crt~'d PrsYrg that eter> "i adm uis'rs @
be- era r,.r IA >sid estate ." sid - i.'aue
Ihe-eUPnr u-i"a.,i, hat aloay, Ire i r. Hay %
March neS. a. 1 "'y.acA ;h- s' D. -I-.
for The her H-.i f. Iet.t."n and int th' ,- -
Il sait cevas nj AL "ther .cr~H~ sEte este sd.
estate. arr t' 20 ~Fi~4y al >~->4n q ~LC t"4Ti
then he Hia-H 'te rebate Dice he village 81
Mason. and c5u-e AZ ans thee be w., the PRAYER
Of the petl.,D.r pa uii not br granted Sud - l. uF-
tber ofdcef, jtr So petitioner gIv- u,tce Ia he yer
interested sf.i estate of the ieueuct + 8
petition pe ,ittfH- the col hy csu-.- cgIy "t
this OICer - published il tu@ i.ui'- i,.euh cau
- per 81 Ht- AM ailnS . cf.uty f M
ham, three t~-iy- week. rr-vl'J- ~tit - Ter
ny a r-uc g y. WI II iIN 10y
3~:0l J. "a. , { .r h. Il.
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN. County Of

~ lnghAw. At session al The Frooae court oI
County Of Inghau. hol1.n the Probate once IN
village OF Mas n. Monday. tie 18th day # FEB, ID
toe year oae thousand eght hundred and sixty pres
SN H. PINCKNEY. JuGge of Probate. In tie matter
- me estate OF David Webb, and other uor- On
rean and inz ~ petition duly verified ci Jane Desr-
srdisn unto sa minors, pay that she ay &c
sell the real 81 .1 EiaOrs. for the
gr-pls- 4 Their support,
Iner-upan it ordered that Monday, the lt day Of
Apri. ii O'Clock in the forenoon, be assigned
tor he hearing oi said petition. and ths the he AT
sS 81 said deceased, and all other persons interested ID
sad estate required 10 appear Al session II sad
then be holden the Probate Oice 10 the vi
lage of Mason and -hOs if any there te, why The
prayer Of the petitioner should not De grated And ~ y
further ordered that said petitioner nouce "a The
persons in in aid estate thu penceBcy q Sd
petition. . the hearing thereof. hy csusnc copy ii
this order be polished iu the Lansing Rep bbcan,
wspaE printed and circulating "a saiG coGntyd lneh
an, successive weeks previous 20 sad day OF hear
inc "a true cupv.) WN II IHNthNFl.
6ygu J.Cg- OF Probate
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-04

SENsIBLE.-Jane Eyre says: I know
that if women wish to escape the stigma of
misunderstanding, they must act and look
like marble or clay, cold, expressionless,
bloodless; for every appearance Of feeling,
joy, sorrow, friendliness, antipathy, admir-
alton, disgust are alike construed by
the world into an attempt to hook hus-
band. Never mind well-meaning women
have their own consciences to comfort them
after all. Do not therefore, be too much
afraid of showing yourself as you are, affec-
tionate and good-hearted do not too rashly
repress sentiments and feelings excellent in
themselves because you fear that some
puppy may fancy that you are letting them
come out to fascinate him; do not condemn
yourself to live only by halves, because if
you showed too much animation some prag-
matical thing in breeches might take it into
his pate to Imagine that you designed to
devote your life to his inanity.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-04
CONsTITUTI0NAL DISEASES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPoTENCY OR INABILITY,
Diseases of the URINARY ORGANS,
And IMPURE BLOOD.

How many thousands Of men and women are there
who are at this time suffering out miserable exist.
ence from th lat pernicous practice, elfpolutonf
Look at their psllid, emRciated and dsgured faces,
and their broken down constitutions, disquaifying
them from the happiness of marriage, or the ENJOY
ment OF life In this horrd situation thousands suf
fer, until death closes the Let parents guar
dans or friends attend to those who are suffering
with any of those horrible, life destroying malades
see that they are cared for aud cured before be too
late. Send them Immediately to DR.. J. KATEs,
No. 1853 sycamore-s street, first door below Fifth
street, CincinI att, Ohio, physician who has made
private diseases his especial study for 80 yess, aud
who 10 certain to cure the most inveterate cases,
without MERCURY OBJ ANY OTHER INJURI-
GUS DRUGS. 1t is important to those afflicted, or
to those who are interested in the welfare of their
friends, to be careful OF the many PRETENDED DOC.
TORS, who infest all cities, publishing their great
skill in curing all diseases In few days, imposing
upon the public by using the names Of emil ent
physicians from Europe and other places Be,
therefore, careful, and make strict inquiry before
you risk your life, you may fall into the hands OF
these chsrlatans.
N. B.-Dr. J. KATES will attend his patients
personally, and can be found in his efhce, No I53
SycSnore. street. first door below Fifth, from 8
o'clo ok in the morning until in the evening All
| confidential. nOl3-tf
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LEGAL.

TUNHR STATE OF OHIO,, HAMILT0F
u COUNTY, ss.-superior Court Of Cinoinnau.-
mo-. l,45l. .l-Attachment-- Jason Evanss Briggs
Sw Hggh Hgshss Hnf Wilson RCbeg n ASs Ssweo Hs5
and Franklin @, Howcom partners as q. Y, New
com (dTawersG Horace D. Chipman, George Gillis-
PnsT PS SGsS hpd Ws% sodsptops) r. Ws%
l.. Brown and John u. Guisinger, partners as Gull
singer a Brown tindorsers).
Guisinger and William L. Brown, are hereby noti-
said plaintiffs In said COURT .fied their petition
therein the effect and demand Of which Il te recover
q Judgment against the said defendants for $4,000
and intersst from IN i6 E9i6TnSTy lss no on d.9f of
ctmber 3, 1860 and the said defendants are notified
that William b. Williams and Samuel v. Ried, part
ners as Williams b Ried and Thomas ID Smith,
have beeh ehssrved as garnishees in this action that
An order M alta chment has been issued in said ao-
tion and levied upon the following described prem
All that certain lot or parcel OF ground situated
In Cincinnati, commencing forty mine li9) feet from
the southwest corner of Richmond and john
streets, and running thence southery along the line
back at right angles seventy feet; thence north
westWardly at right angles sixty. one feeti thence
at right angles seventy feet, to the place OF Begin
Also, that lot Of ground situated in the City Of
Cincinnati, County If Hamilton, Ohio, on the nerth
side Of Slxth-street, between Central-a avenue and
John.street, commencing at pOiDt on the north
side Of Siy tn street two hundred and sixty -hy9
265) feet west Of Centraayenue at the east side OF
Trustee; thence running east twenty (2l) feet,
and running back northwardly the same width
back to George street, on line parallel to Johns
street
The said defendants are required to answer or de-
mur to said petition on or before the 23th day OF
December A D. 1861 otherwise Judgment will be
SOC ocsi.fWy IL N. Il W. TILDFN, for Plaintins.
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II me, HANLY & KROEL vs.. ZIMs
~ MEbMAN GALLUP, Partners, etc.I;Ths
April, 1861, plaintiffs filed In the office Of the Su.
peIior Court Of Cincinnati petition against thems
to recover a judgment on note, made by defeuds
ants to PLANTING, for the Of $685. 2T, due Feb
ruary 3, 1861 and that an attachment issued In
said case and has been levied by the Sheriff on
thirty three barrels Of peach brandy, the property
of defendants.
Defendants are required to answer by the eth
day Of December, 1851. JOHN w. HEBRON.
oc5-fSat Attorney for PlaintiEfa