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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-03


Wouldit not be well II American Christians
were 70 Try the power Of giving here alsor
Would not It's effect oe manifest among In
fdels, as among the hesthen2
as We contemplate these facts il Is man
ifest that these poor HISTORIANS on the
Plains Of Persia have made fer, far great
or eFoFts ,ahan We Who live in this enliRht'
ened had. And this movement has been
from the Lord.
Dr. Allen said that it had been thought
that The Two interesting speeches had pre-
parsd the way for report concerning re-
trpnohmeot which ho read. IL referred
10 the various questions which naturally
arise IN considering the reduction Of Mis-
sioparv expenses for instance the proper
pumberof missions necessary to secure the
sympathies Of the people. The number Of
missionaries necessary in each Geld. The
education Of the native missionary. What
changes should be made In the clothing
end habits Of life, So, There are various
plans proposed, among them that the mum
Der Of missions should be reduced. The
Board propose reducing the mission in Mi
cronesia and 70 work It by means Of Ha-
Waiians, but even then itWould REQUIRE some
thousands Of dollars. But WhHt would be
the effect Of reducing mission after mission,
upon the minds Of the people. The churches
greatly need & system Of missions that is
large and costly enough TO call for prayer
ana great faith If we should ever resolve
upon extensive curtailments il must be by
destructive inroads upon the missions them
selves, and We believe that expenses can
not be reduced $4,000 without proving
destructive. PAnics created among the
nations would be the worst effect of move
meuts Of this kind unWisely projected.
Mr.. Pettibone, from Constanuhople, said
he wished to speak few words concerning
the difficulty OF retrenchment. Ee knew
something Of the difficulty which embarrasses
US. BE had seen many attempts made to
reduce the expenditures aud to Tetre4eh. The
question Is often asked, why not throw more
| OF the expenses of the schools and missions
upon the people. The reason is this. They
are too poor One has no idea of their pow
erty unless he has passed through the c5un-
try; not in OOnstantinople or the larger
cities, but in the villages But these people
are very benevolent as my experience has
taught me. cannot say that our mission in
! Turkey Is at crisis, but as was remarked,
our mission has expanded beyond our supply
There never has been time when the Lord
called upon US 50 imperatively As the
present. ~
On motion of DR.. Allen, the subject was
laid on the table till afternoon.
Several communications were then read by
the Secretary.
rive shall publish the Committees in oul
morning edition.
After prayer by Rev. DR.. Taylor, the meet
/ ing adjourned to meet at q o'clock in the
J afternoon.
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Filed.
-4a CONCENTRATIONS.
0fGeO. F. Marshal, resigning position as
Fire Commissioner. Fire and water.
Of Formsn Engine 20. No. l. In reference
to bell on Engine House. Fire and water.
Of Board OF Education asking appropria-
tior of $3.50 for heating West Side High
school. Also, of $3.50 for heating Hicks street
school Reed and fled.
Off. W. Marcellus, resigning position as
Fire Commissioner. Fire and water.
OIL. L. Lyon, resigning position as Fire
Commissioners. Fire and water.
REsoLuTIoNs.
ByT.N. Bond, That the City Fire Enei-
neer be required to instruct the Fire De-
partment, when going to and from fires,
not to run their engines and hose carts on
the side walks, and in case his orders are
not obeyed, to report such companies dis
obeyiBg, to this Council Adopted
By MIR. Sabin, That the MarshaI be in
strueted to notify Laugblin Smith to vscate
the house now occupied by him in Wood.
land Cemetery. Adopted.
By Mr. Blair, That the Committee on
Schools be requested to effect an insurance
AA AAg AAAAA4 GAANSh 1NAlNl 4OLtHG,
sum of 50, ,000 Adopted
By Mr.. Keating, That the Street Com
missioner be, and is hereby Instructed, to
repair Merwin street, between Canal
Bridge and Superior street. and between
Superior street and Center street bridge.
City Improvements.
By Mr.. Dixon, That the Committee on
Police be authorized to purchase new stoves
for use Of Police Court Rooms and City
Prison. Adopted. s,
By Mr.. Blair, That the Council accept
of the builder, Mr. Fouts, th Hicks street
school building, the same bel ng completed.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Qusyle, That the G ity Civil En-
gineer make an estimate o. what IL will
cost to dredge the river at i be foot Of su-
Perlor street. on the west sid Of the dock
lines, and report to this COun Gil at its next
meeting. Adopted.
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AoKEoELEDeNEoT TO THE SOLDIERS AID
SooIETY.-We all know how devotedly the
ladies who compose the Soldiers Aid soci-
ETY. in this city have labored and are daily
laboring for the benefit of the sick and
wounded among our brave boys who are
away fighting for our country, and all will
therefore be greatly interested in the follow
ing hearty letter of thanks received by the
President of the Society day or two since.
It shows that this labor of love is by no
means in vain, but on the contrary that it
is one OF the most important works of this
important time. The poor suffering soldiers
appreciate, as we at home cannot do, the
blessings bestowed by these real Angels of
Mercy" The letter below vii! encourage
them, as we'll as kindred Societies elsewhere:
OAKLAND, Md, Sept. rs, 1851
Mas. B. RoUsE, PRESIDENT SOLDIERS AID
SooIETY,-0n my return TO this post, after an
absence of some days, found three boxes
of gifts from the very benevolent Institution
of which you are the honored head.
They contained delicacies such as the
Hlck WOulu rellhu-dTIlCieb VI CiOtulnB great
ly needed, aud hospital furnishings, without
which cleanliness Of wards would be imprac-
ticsble.
Allow me, on behalf of those for whose
benefit the blessings were intended, to thank
you most heartily, and to assure you that no
more timely and appropriate exhibition of
Womanly cooperation in the work Of sup
pressing the great rebellion than that which
you have thus proffered, could be well con-
ceived of. Men cannot be other than true
and brave coming from the homes of moth
ers and sisters thus inspired.
Trusting that your humane labors may be
largely successful, I beg leave, with great
respect, to subscribe myself an humble CO.
sdjutor in the conservation Of the health Of
of our citizen soldiery.
Yours truly,
II. NJ. McABEE.
Surgeon 4th Req o. WI s. A
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soIoKoN's TEMPLE.-"I again call your at
tentiOn to this great work, as this is the
last week of the exhibition, and but few
days remain. People generally expect to
be humbugged when they visit, but my
word for it, go and see it, and if you are
not satisfied, report yourself to the prOprie-
tress, and you can have your money re-
funded; or go and see it first and pay
when you come out, if worth the money /;
if not don't pay. Don't blame me for your
not seeing this magnificent structurs-a
large house-for have warned you time
and again to 20 and see it."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-03

4 TEGAL NOTICE.

almyra n. ReynOlds,l The dafendant, said lsiah
By her next friend selOTer, Is hereby notified
Lorenzo !. Rider. that on the Tth day OF oep-
Plaintiff, Stember lS8l, the abo9e named
VS. Plaintiff hlea her petition in
Isiah SeloTeT, the once Of the Clerk OF the
Defendant Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the comfy Of CuTahoGa In the State
Of Ohio, So ting forth that the said defendant ig
jus b indebted TO the plaintiff In the sum Of hYs
hundred doara. with interest," At ton Per cent. Per
annum, from the ZTth day Of April ig5I his note
OF hand OF that date By RAid deiBRdaht, executed
aid delivered t. jackson SslOVer Tor valuable con-
sideratlen. That, on the day Aforesaid, 20 secure
tie pay nent Of the not5 and interest, said defend
ant made, executed and dsliversd mortgage upon
Lot No 81, In Barber Lords Subdivision in that
part Of the Oity Of cleveland, lste known as Ohio
City, according 10 ploE and survey q Ahas- 4eT-
chant, now On hle IN the once Of the Recorder Of
Leeds for said County Of euyahoga; that said note
and mortgage has been duly assigned 70 this plain
tf for Valuabls Consideration. That said no.e ID
due, and thst no part thereof has been paid, the
prayer Of said uetitiOn for Judgment against said
defendant for va hundred dollars with interest, ct
ten per cent, thereon from pril 27th 1857 for the
sale Of the mortgaged premises % pay said note and
Interest with costs Of salt, and for other aad tur
ther relief r-.
The said deiendant is hereby further notified that
unless be answer demur 70 sard petition he-
fore the third saturday after the explratiOn of six
weeks nom the date Of this pottce, the same viii bo
taken as oonf-sSed, and judgmanf sad dgeIes en-
tered accordingly. l.. J. hlDkRs
AttoEAsi Aof EAolAtA--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-03

A.B.O.F. M-There will be meetings
this Wednesday evening in three Churches
the Euclid street Presbyterian, the Plymouth,
and the church on the West Side, (Rev. Mr..
ThOme's, at which interesting addresses will
be made by returned Missionaries and others
Services viii commence at 7 o'clock.
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MASTER's sALF-PURSU-

MASTERS SAL E-PURSU-
lvA ANT to The command Of 3 dscretAi order OF
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of UuYahoga
county, Ohio, ct the suit Of Nelson Prince and oth
eTs, against levi Thomas, and hers, 10 me direct
ed, shau expose for sas at public anctiOn at tas
door Of the COurt house. In the City Of CleVeiand,
in s4id cunntE, the isth day Of uctober 1851, at
O'Clock P NJ, the tolloTlng dsscfit premises, to
wit. Situated 10 Esst cleveland, IN Guy ahogh coun
~, Ohio, and bounded, beginning In q Plank
road and south 29Ao west ch aims, AZ link ffom
the west corner Of Chittenden LeWis land, thence
south 5Oo east, chains aud 70 links to said LaWs'
thsnos north s. ~ west chains and 7s Inks
thence noTth e9tfo east % links-thenqs north
5Oz9 west 8 chails 20 the Plank hoed-thance
north 3o east chains and 80 Links, 70 The pace Of
beginning, containing ~ aores Of land. ApprGissd
Sl2g0.
eco. Il. WYMAN, Master OommiHionsr.
B. B. BEAyIs, Attorney for Plaintiff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-03

THE GERMAN REGMENT.-This Regiment
left Camp Brown for Camp DsnnisOn on
the 2:1O train of the c. C. & C. Road this
afternoon. The number of men in the reg
iment is between 300 and 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-03

DE. sTORAs' sERuoS.-Rev. DR.. storrs
preached the Annual Sermon before the
American Board Of Foreign Missions last
evening. The sermon was an exceeding able
and eloquent one, the text being Corinthians,
lst Chapter and 2sth verse.
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2eaaI AOtiees.

NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
IN DFBFHD to the late Daniel Sanford are
duested to make INN diate payment 70 the under
signed All those having claims against him will
Sep2s.sS6 EELsON SANFORD.
William EdWards1 Before Alex Mcbride, ). =, OI
vs.. MiddlebuTgh township, Ctya-
Thomas Price. hoga county, Ohio.
~ A. n, 1861, said Justice issued order Of At
tRchmsnt in the aDOve action for the sum Of Two
Hundred and kinsty-TwO Dollars and Eighteen
Cents, and the will be for hearing on the 18th
day Of September, a. D., 1851, at 9 o'clock A. NJ
Berea, o., Aug. ls, ls6i:sb5
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RnIlropd ConxentIon.

The Convention met in Railroad Hall at
II O'Clock A. NJ, aud was organized by ap.
pointing John Brough, of the Bellefontaine
and Indiana Railroad, President, and q. Not
tingham, Of Cleveland & Erie. and NJ Cohen,
Of Ohio and Mississippi Railroads, secre-
taries,
The several roads were represented by the
following delegates;
John Brough, President, Bellefontaine &
Indiana Railroad.
Mendes Cohen, Vice Presidents and Super
intendent W Div, and W Blddle, Supt Z
Div Ohio & Mississippi Railroad.
Enoch Lewis, General Superintendent of
Pennsylvania Central.
&C. Hammond, General Superintendent
of Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad.
R E. Kicker Superintendent of Terre
Haute Richmond Railroad.
Samuel Sloan, President Of Hudson River
Railroad.
W. q. Clements, President, and E. W.
Woodward, Superintendent, Of Little Miami
i Columbus and Xenia Railroad.
L. NJ. Hubby, President and E. S. Flint,
Superintendent of @. C. & @. Railroad
A Stone, Jr, Pres't and Il Nottingham
Sup't Cleveland d Erie R B.
D MeLaren, snp't Cincinnati Ham & Day
ton RR.
Charles Minot Genl sup't NY & Erie
RR
Vibbard, GsnT sup't and N B spald-
ing Genl Ag't n Central
N Sykes, Jr Vice Pres'b Jno D Camp
bell Gen'l Sup't, & II Porter Freight Ag't,
Mich Southern & Northern Ind RR.
John Gardner Pres't L D Rucker, Sup't
O&TRR
J N Mccullough, Pres't. and C E Cor
ham, Sup't &PRR
Spicer, Sup't, julius Movins Genl
Agent, and Thomas Bell, Gen1 Fr't Ag't
Great Western Railway, Canada.
R N Rice, GenI sup't Michigan Central
.RR.
0 Follett, Pres't, and H Rice, sup't, San
dusky, Dayton and Cincinnati R r.
G " Cass, Pres't Pitts Ft Wayne and
Chicago R E.
Phillips, Boston and Worcester Rail.
road
John S Newman, Prest Indiana Central
On motion of G.. c. Hammond, of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
a committee of fifteen was appointed to ar
range Winter time table, upon which
motion the chair appointed the following
gentlemen:
S Sloan, Hudson River;
E B Phillips, Boston and Worcester;
@ Vihbard, New York Central;
Charles Minot, New York and Erie;
EnOch Lewis, Pennsylvania Central;
W J Spicer Great Western;
R A Rice, Michigan Central;
b Nottingham, Olevelsnd and Erie;
3 s Flint Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
einnati;
3 W Woodward, L NJ and CX;
= N Cohen, Ohio & Mississippi.
G " Cass, Pitts, Fort Wayne & Chicago.
0 G Hammond, Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy.
is Newman, Indiana Central.
] D Campbell, Michigan Southern
John Brough, Belrfontains Line.
Mr.. Oass, Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, offered the following
resolution, which, after considerable discus
sion, was tabled;
ResOlVsd, That the Committee on Time
Table be instructed to make not less than
toriy-one hours absolute time between New
York and Chicago, and tLirty-seyen hours
between New York and Cincinnati.
The Convention adjourned to 8 o'clock p.
NJ, at which time the COMMITTEES on Time
Table was instructed to report.
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MORE SECEsH PRIsONERs.-Capt. Asper,
Of the 7th Regiment o. V. NJ, arrived in
Columbus yesterday morning from Gauley,
Va, with seven seoesh prisoners, and i'm
medistely marched them to Camp Chase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-03

DELAY.-The Columbus and Toledo trains
due here at half past eight o'clock last eve
ming, did not arrive until halt past two o.
clock this morning. They were detained
at Columbia station, in consequence of the
accident to the Toledo stock train-twelve
or fifteen cars of which we're smashed up,
and considerable freight destroyed. The
accident was Occasioned by one Of the cars
jumping frog at Columbia station, and
throwing a portion of the train off the
track.
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APPOINTED. ]. Janney, Esq, has been
appointed by the Governor, Director of the
Ohio Penitentiary, vice Nathaniel Merton,
Esq, rssigned-Mr. Merton having been
appointed U. s. COmmissary.
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2saI Mplltes.


A. G. ssarly, a1dignor,
rsvsrd BINGHAM, tru.sso.
NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN TO
in the Creditors oftho said a. G. searls, that 9
avldeDd Of ~ per csnt On their several clans ha9
them 81 the said EdRard Bingham, az Biz oilc5, h
lhsgiy Of Cleveland, IN said county, on the "a dag
80 pAEIEL R. TILDEN. Isags.
ClsEeland, Aug. ", ls6l. augl4s35o
DUHSUANT 70 INSTRUCTIONS
u. ron the seer taEy oftne Treasury, 2 Book Vll
the Bank Of Commerce, fsr subseriptions under M
1uperintenoencs, for rsasurY NotRs, 20 BE- i.slsd
issued In SUMS o dfty coars one hurdred collars,
and hye hundred dolisra eaca, dated l5th August
the subscriber, or directed and bearil interest
a. the rate q s-l0 PER cent, per ann uul % abe
two cent? for each day on every hundrnd dollar8.-
For the convenignco Of the holder, each Note VIII
amounfS u semi-sSn5al intsrest. Hhieh eorSo55
may be detached ard presented for pcJment spa
rats y from the Notsa-
ubgcriDtl0ns for each Treasury Note VII Be- re-
eeiYed during nfteen daya from the day Of opening
the book e. Aforesaid. NO suuscrigtl0n for Less than
nfty do5iArs nor 30 any fraction q thtt SUM WI b
reserved. Subscriptions of fly dollars sr one hun-
dfed dollars MIST Be paid IN aWfnl coin of ths Uni
tiOns Of more than one hund ed collars aT bs PAD
az oncei or, II Drefsrred- -tsnth at ths tims oi
subscribing, and one. third Of the whole a1nauUt
every twentieth day thereafter until ths uhols aha
BE- Pa'd No payment Of less than hfty dsliars can
accepted, that being the smallest aum fsr Which
I TT, asury ote8 can be istued.
Certihcafes will b granted IN duplicats to sub
scribe for the amounts 90 paid, the oriEiTsi oi
which the subscfi' or vii transmit y nal fc he
Secretary Of tue Treasury, uh8n Ireas-ry hot11 as
aiorsssid viii b Issued fhers5n 70 Such gThsr -
or hg ord r cerrTing ntere ag expressed IN Euch
c rtihCatos but II cases Whsre only 8 part Of the
Unit j. paid &c ths time Of subsrribinF, IfelsurV
I Notes Will b issusd onlF for the payments ads
,ubseqH nfly e the nrst, which viii rHmain untu
the whole amount subscr. bed By such person shall
b. paid when Treasury Notes u BE- issued for such
I nrst paym nt also payment u eafh deierrcd
! lustaiment, the subscriber vii pay, en- ed ton
thsieto sun equal % The interest accrded thereon
from the 18th August 70 tn date Of payment and
/ final pay meut ike interest on the amount pald On
8ubscrl ption, which pa mGnts Of iutgre8f vii Be-
Eeimbursed 70 ths subscriber in the psyment q The
/ first coupon
/ The reasuFy Notes issued upon such certificates
By tbs Iresgusy will be sent % the aub8crb1rg b.
mail OF such other mode as may bs directed b
them when they transmit their orb inai tels
The duplcais certificates may Be retained by thsm
/ for their own security.
| H.B HURLBUT,
D Ean-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-03

BJr Six tons of army stores we're for
Warded by the American Express Company
this afternoon, for Gen. Fremont, St. Louie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-03

PEEsONAL.-GOv. Yates Of Illinois, passed
through this city this morning for the
East. U. s. Representative VIM. Kellogg
Of Illinois, accompanied him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-03

NATIONAL LOAz.-Thirty.sevsn hundred
dollars of the National Loan has been
taken in this city since noon on yesterday
(Tussday.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-03

\ AXE ERIE PAPER COMP'Y,
Manufacturer Of PRINTING AND BO0R
PHPEB, are nov prepared TO supply all orders with
a1rpsFf0r Quality o. lapae and on hvorsble tsrmH.
NV TAILoG, Aren't
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NOURE OF COMMON PLEAS,
" .COtAHO9A COUNTY, Oh. 9.-The said de-
f4HdantsB hlish kendrick, Lydia keadtick AID 5
Q. Mest who are nonresidents st the Stae Of Ohio,
are hereOy nOtlh that the said Kaufman HsFesi
plaintiff, the 2lst y Of SEPTEMBER, I6l, hed in
the once Of tbs OieFk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Uuyahcga county, ia the state Of Ohio his
petition g tinEt BEld defsndanta. The Object and
pray of which p Il ion is 10 recover ludgmen5
against tbs said Elijah Kendrick his prom ssOry
note given BY sd nd lex 70 s,id plEintin, dated
July % ls55, for the sum Of 800, due in year
from date W1th interest the rate Of 10 Per cent.
per annum, and payable annually, and 70 subject %
the payment Of such judgment the following de-
scribed premises mO,tgaged b the said Elgah
ksndrick ard Lydia kendrick to said platntins 70
securs the payment O. said nOtei 70 wit sub lot
No seventy mine t79) in >. :. stones subdfTiston
OF Ort einal lot No. nifty Ct0), f1rmeriT Brooklyn
township, nov levelaBd City, aud has a irOuL and
Of 50 feet and l32 feet in depth, and uonsg
Herman street. Also-ons equal undi ided one half
OF sub los Nos one huudred anu f0rty-one (4il and
one hundred and forty 1.-TWO C4sl in EzsAiel FOL
SONS allotment Of the Charles Taylor Farm II the
Oity Of cleveland, fronting the south side Of De-
troit street and extending back 10 an alley. Aiao-
sub-lot 81 In Hiram stones SUBDIVISION q part o.
crigiusl lots g and 63 in BROOKLYN having ~ and
7lE feet front on Train street and f feet In depth.
Ssid petition prayB judgment against said Eli
jan kendrick Tor ths sum Of four hund ed and forty
dollars $780, and interest thereon ct the r 50 Of 10
per cent. per from tbs 2d day Of July, 1851,
and tnat said premises be sold 10 pay the same.
said Defendants, Ellah kend lex, LYDIA Ken
dItck and ,. q. West, hereby notified to APPEAR
and answer said pstition on or before the i6th day
Of November lS6ls or Iudgment VII he taken ~
prayed fir. GAGE 4 BRUCE,
,-.-s 49,. - res1..-s- - . 49, 9s-'
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Card 90 ihs Public.
RooHs 95 BANK STREET,
OctOher lst 1861.

October Ist, 1861. +
The managers of the Soldiers Aid Society
would publicly express their gratitude to
Mr.. ]. P. Holbrook and his associates for
their kindness in giving the concert last
Tuesdry evening for the benefit Of this So
ciety.
The result of their efforts, and the beauti-
ful entertainment was the sum Of $780,
This will enable the Society to make such
purchases of material for hospital clothing
as the state of its finances has not heretofore
warranted. Mrs B. ROUSE, President.
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Henry Haines, plainuR. I

Henry Hsines, plaInriR,
EIIish kendrlek, FOWL Action fdE Money
&c. West. end
OiUURT' OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ Ouyahoga County, ohio. The defendants, XII
an Kendrick, Lydia o. K-ndrfck snd o West,
who residents Of fhs State OF Ohio, are here
b. notined that the said Henry Baines, plaintiff
the 10th Gag Of September, 1851, fled In the oce Of
the Clerk Of the Cou.t Of Common Pleas of Cuyaho-
q county, thio, his petition agaiu1t asid defend
ants the object and prayer Of which petitlsn 3 70
recover Judgment against the said klJah hererick
bis note tur 500 In flTor u said plaintiff dated
June 18th, lsi9, and interest AZ the Fete Of ten
per ent per aunum ana to subject to the payment
Of Fuch Judgment the folloa ing dPEcrib prrmisas
mortgAEad by said EliiEh and q ydiz u hancrick 70
secure he payment Of said note 70 Wit Una equal
undivided half Of lots N0s one hundred and lorty-
one aud cne hundred ani forty-tWO Of Ezeklel Fol-
sens allotment Of the Taylor Farm, In the litg Of
Cleveland IN that part Of said City latelaly known
Ohio Oity-the property from on DarrciI street.
Esid Petition praYa Tor Judgment agsin1t said El-
ah Eendi lex for three hundred and thirv dallars,
and interest thereon since June rgth, fosl, At the
rate Of ten per cent par annum, ana that said prem
isos Be eoo 10 pay the samej and the sad dolen4-
ants, Elijah kopdTicki Lydia g 4 Eendrick ard ;.
0. y est notified 70 appear and au8Wer ssld Pc
ttion on or before the 18th day OF hogen ber ldl-
aeptls:3h9 Riaintid'1 Attornegd-
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q. B. HURLBUT,
Subscrip ion Ageni


MOTICE-PURSUANT TO AN
IL order made b. the Judge Of the Prob 70
Court, tor the county Of Cuyahosa, Ohio in the
matter Of the assignmeni Of William Hiske, shall
offer for sale It public auction, az The door q the
tober, 1851, AZ O'Clock r NJ, the following de-
scribed notes, 70 wit, said notes being the assets
Of said assignment
DalsO n0,es. Makers. Time, &C. Am'I.AP5Tsis-
ed " tius